Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Sunday, August 7 2011. Time here
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So it looks like you beat me on this one. And I'm not sick. This
is a case of pre celebration. You know, this is a karmic thing
that happens to every football team that
every winning football team, you mean to say? No, every
every team No, you see this all the time. The team like his
fight, you know, three minutes left to go and is done. Now
there's 30 seconds left to go. And the team goes down and
kicksta winning field looks like the winning field goal with 20
seconds to go.
And all celebrating and spiking the ball and nananananana Yeah,
yeah. And then the other team has 20 seconds left, they score
a touchdown. And when I have seen this happen way too many
times.
Well, John, I didn't even want to start the show talking about
the fact that I predicted quite accurately as it turns out that
the debt ceiling would be raised both and you both you and I
agreed on that. But that the actual rating downgrade would
take place. And I just want to remind you of this little ditty
if you guys don't do another QE three, or if you don't issue
more bonds, if we don't get more debt on the books, which we
didn't make money from. We're going to downgrade your existing
bonds.
Yeah, I suppose they could say something like that they wanted
to to the head.
Oh, John, really? I had, I had a lot of pleasure.
Play, you know,
actually, even funnier was Little Timmy Geithner, when he
was posed the exact same question several weeks ago.
Is there a risk that the United States could lose? Its triple A
credit rating yes or no, no risk of that
no risk? You look,
listen carefully. Now. You see the leadership of the United
States of America, the president, the Republican
leadership in both houses, and the Democrats, recognizing now
this is the right thing to do for the economy that we have to
put in place now. Reforms that bring down our long term
deficits in ways that will help strengthen future growth. And
that's incredibly important recognition by people. And we'd
like to put some in place as soon as we can so we can begin
that process so Standard and Poor's is wrong the United
States will keep its triple A credit rating people absolutely
and people who look the United States
Hey, absolutely, absolutely. Absolutely. You know what was
great though. You remember Christy Romer she's the she was
the President's economic adviser over a cow now. Yeah, she's
covering her as she's been doing this for a while she'd be like,
well, we tell the president before he even had his
inauguration that it was going to be really bad he needed more
money for the for the statement that's better that she's
covering her butt everywhere. And let us point out
must be quite a chore I
should say. Now now John. She's never had a real job. She's an
academic. But she was on the Bill Maher show and Ooh, she she
laid out a little word look a couple of words actually
including a few about Timmy so excuse my language but we used
to do a segment on the show called How fucked are we
didn't expect that there but this just before we get on the
air they said or rating got downgraded. So pretty darn
good. I've been hanging around Tim guy. Why does he swear like
a sailor like a seventh grade boy? Ah, okay, nice. By the way,
a lot of people now suspect that the ratings downgrade, which
came in Friday after the market closed was actually leaked on
Thursday. That's that's why the market crash took place. Now
that it's public knowledge, and now there was more than just a
few insiders know about it, which is illegal, by the way.
The Monday market should be, quote, quite entertaining.
So, a couple of things here. Now, first of all, I think that
you and I both agree that the ratings agencies obviously are
completely compromised, if it you know, so they sent over this
downgrade, and then some, somebody at Treasury goes, No,
you got your numbers wrong. You know, Obama just is like, he's
like, ah, you know what? Adios MoPhO. I'm gonna go to Camp
David for the weekend. I'm not going to do anything about it.
He doesn't care. So, you know, this was set up. And I think it
can only be one of a couple of reasons. One, as I, as I've
surmised, in my prediction, there was a billion dollar hedge
out there. Now, we reported that that someone had bet a billion
dollars that the United States would get a downgrade. So
someone made a ton of money. I'm not sure how those instruments
work or how it would happen. But that would make sense to, I
think that there's a distinct possibility now that this is a
setup for QE three, ie, another quantitative easing that needs
to be done by the US. And three, it seems if you would think that
all these guys work in collusion wishes with each other, which,
of course, just look at the show. It's obvious that it's all
one big reality program, that this is probably a setup to have
the Bush tax cuts expire, and basically raise taxes on
everybody. Okay, is that it? I think that's it. I mean, I got
more than good. But I just want to hear you. Just before we
continue, I would just like to hear you say it. You're right,
Adam. Yeah, there you go.
But you're right. A lot. So I'm not too concerned about that. So
yeah. So I looked into it, because I had to figure out
because you don't really have your I don't know where you got
this idea to begin with. I mean, I think your overall analysis is
accurate. A couple of things that should be noted one, I
don't think it has anything to do with QE three, because the
reason you did the QE anything was to normalize the the return
on investment on treasuries. So the long term Bond had a had a
really low interest rate. And the short term Bond had a really
high interest rate, relatively speaking, because you don't want
those numbers. You don't want the the various into short,
medium and long term to be a flat line across the graph. You
want it to be a line that goes up ran QE three is or would
would make you do that, because right now the market has done
it. Okay. And the bonds are selling just fine, which is why
everyone was so surprised by this downgrade. So in other
words, these treasury bonds are extremely popular right now in
the world now. So we have to see what's really going on here. And
I think there's something more to this, which I also think
there's a naivete involved with this. Devin Sharma who's the
president of Standard and Poor's, which is owned by McGraw
Hill?
Who is not the guy by the way? That is out that a guy named
chambers which I thought that was the Cisco guys named John
Chambers. Where did he come from? I looked I look for his
name. He's not like it was like a here's the guy who was
responsible for the downgrade. I don't think so. He's not on the
report. He's not on the board of directors. I don't know who this
guy is.
I don't know what you're talking about either. But Paul Coughlin
is the guy at center and pours is responsible for corporate
rate or government ratings anyway, but the guy that's been
making the most noise is this Devin Sharma. And here's what I
think's happened. In January of this year, Devin Sharma,
president of Senator Forbes wrote a scathing op ed in the
Washington or in the Wall Street Journal, bitching, without
really naming names or saying anything was just generalized,
but he was bitching about government regulation of the
ratings agency, because they were taking a hit on all those
bad mortgages. Right, right. And so he says, We can't, you know,
you can't go off and just start to regulate got, you know,
essentially, I think he was saying you can't regulate free
speech, because they're all claiming that they are just like
media, and it's free speech. They can say whatever they want
about.
It was more of like the law. It was more along these lines. You
can't tell us how to do our business.
Okay. Yeah, that same thing.
So and what he was talking about was Dodd Frank, right. He was
saying do not pass this, but Dodd Frank so he saw Dodd Frank
by you gets finalized, I think in June and goes through and now
it's it's law. And I saw I started to look at Dodd Frank,
because that's the only pertinent piece of legislation
you could possibly be complaining about Dodd Frank,
about 1/3 of it is regulating ratings agencies, ratings
agencies to the point where they are going to have government
tests, if you're going to work for them. They're going to tell
you how to do it. They're essentially the government
essentially is taking over the ratings agencies.
Well, it's interesting you say that, because when I looked at
the websites, because that's kind of where I get my
information, I looked at the websites for Moody's, I looked
at the website for Fitch and for standards and pores, and all of
them have a special news section specifically about how the Dodd
Frank Bill affects their business. And when you read
through it you like, you don't get it. Because it's like you
who understands what they're saying. But all of them are
pissed off about it, because this top of their news pages.
They're all pissed
off about it, because essentially, the government is
taking over. I mean, essentially, you just read
through this and tell me I'm wrong. Essentially, the
government is taking over without taking over. They're
essentially going to regulate, they're going to get you have
testing, you can't work for one of these agencies. You have all
these rules and regulations. You can't do any consulting. There's
a million things that there's they're doing to these rating
agencies. I believe that Evan was irked about this and I think
all the rating agencies were but the other ones are too chicken.
Devin Sharma is an Indian he comes from one of those crazy
Indian institutions he's the CEO has the kind of Indian Brahmin
and the Indians out there the two Indians a listen to the show
who don't donate who don't who don't send us money on a cheap
any they haven't they they maybe don't get some of the
intricacies of certain things. And so he basically has the most
balls and comes out and basically threatens the
government with his if you read between the lines on the Op Ed
pulls the trigger on the on the downgrade, which everyone else
was had been shaking in their boots when he did this
unwatchable. I think he's still vulnerable to to to the head.
And then when they start attacking him with all this
bogus crap about oh, you know, you're not doing them right off,
he says warns of further cut front page of today's Sunday
Times. Another was Oh, really? You don't
want it? You want to do want to single a bitches? Yeah, no, I'll
buy that. I totally buy that. So there's a little Donald No, I'm
down with that. And honestly, my prediction was purely based on
the fact that I think that everyone is all playing along
with this game. It's all one big corrupt thing. And when I saw
the billion dollar hedge come out, I'm like, Alright,
someone's on the inside. Someone knows about this is going to
happen. That was really the only the only reason why I called
that. But I think this what you're saying having this as a
as a stick is pretty good. And so what it'll be interesting to
see is if because Moody's can still do a downgrade if they
want, right, I mean, they're looking to do they're looking
pretty stupid right now.
Yeah. And they tend to be bandwagon jumping, and they're
always Dignitas. point the finger at this Devon guy. Now,
if I had read Dodd Frank, and I'd read that editorial
originally, I would have been more than happy to agree with
you on this whole thing, knowing that since the day Dodd Frank,
when Dodd Frank passed it was just before Dodd Frank finally
passes when you had all these threats if you don't notice or
you know you can get downgraded you can get downgraded you can
get downgraded and the government apparently was blown
oblivious to the fact that they're trying to tell them not
to pass this thing they passed it boom they got downgraded you
know when you're gonna do I think they're gonna name it this
possibility to second downgrade if this guy, this guy's really
taking a chance.
So what I thought was kind of interesting is there were two
other theories out there one from which showed up on
Huffington Post and was tweeted on a tweeters all over the
place, saying, Oh, this is real easy. Terry McGraw the third
supports Mitt Romney that's why this is happening. I'm like
what? So there are people out there you know, technical
experts tweeting this bullcrap.
That's a good one else.
And you know, and then so I actually I followed up like,
Okay, let me see, know, Where can this be found? But you know,
they're saying that there was a some kind of stealth company
that was created out of Bane and McGraw has something to do with
that. And they donated a million dollars to Romney and and the
company was absolved. It's like, Wow, man, you know, people, the
Democrats who always talk about us being the conspiracy
theorists, they're they're really bad. They're dis
informationist. And then Ron Paul, which, you know, I wish
you if what you were just set it to come out of Ron Paul's mouth,
I would have been really happy. Instead, he said this.
When we were working on raising the debt limit over my
objection, they can say Well, if you don't raise the debt limit,
we're going to downgrade you. So we raise the debt limit. So they
downgrade, which means that the spending is not under control.
But the other thing that bothered me is I read where he
said that one of the reasons they downgraded was that we
weren't accepting, you know, tax increases. So, there's a lot of
confused economic ideas out there. But I think we're in for
a lot of trouble, which is what I've been saying for a long
time.
That part is right, of course. But I'm like now really, I mean,
you really got to take this seriously. That was
disappointing to me. He should we just said that this is all
bogus. He should have, he should have said, yeah, he just said
it's all bogus. He didn't say that. Unfortunately. What is
bogus is this huge psyops campaign that is being run
against certainly the American slaves and the world at large.
Now, on the last program, we talked about this, his guy who
wrote this New Yorker magazine article, what's the name?
Schmidle? Schmidle Schmidle Schmidle? What's his first name?
middle thing? It's Schmidle? Yeah. Anyway, you know, and
actually, it's funny because, you know, I was making fun of
how we wrote this, like tant Tom Clancy kind of novel about the
attack on Osama bin Laden was talking about the helicopter
pilots of helos, too, which was filmed from the ground
apparently, NICHOLAS SCHMIDLE, he, he's like, Oh, I had my
noise canceling headsets on all I could hear was the heartbeat
of my own, who might my own heartbeat. And I got a couple of
emails from airman, Navy and Marine pilots. And they said,
you know, we do have noise cancelling headsets, but a those
things suck. And I really wish I had my Dave Clark's back,
because you can hear a lot more than just the thumping of your
heartbeat. So that was kind of funny. But this guy as it turns
out, he did a big interview on our national treasure, NPR, and
even the NPR host. I don't have a clip of it because it's just
too stupid. Was like, you know, you did all these interviews and
you've got all this information and blah, blah, blah. They even
had to post a retraction which they only did it on their
website with one little one little blurb saying just to
clarify, NICHOLAS SCHMIDLE never ever spoke to any of the Navy
SEALs, not a single one. And I challenge people to find for me
the background on this guy. No one sent me any emails. Thanks
for that. But here's what I found out. NICHOLAS SCHMIDLE his
father is Marine Corps Lieutenant General Robert E.
Schmidle Jr, Deputy Commander of the US Cyber Command.
What's the cyber? What's the cyber Cyber Command?
Yeah, it's it's just another money sucking scheme from
besides that, yeah,
but he's always a high answer that to any question I asked.
Yes,
that's what I do. know he's, but he's a high ranking guy. His
whole thing was completely bogus, obviously.
Yeah, I think psyops is the word. Well, I
have a couple more. But of course, what happens is, we get
this horrible report that a Chinook for DISA ch four seven e
which is a really big aircraft was shot down by Tali bomb, of
course, the mystical magical Taliban and on board were the
team members of Navy team seal six, who did the Osama bin Laden
raid I mean, could you come up with a better to to the head
scenario than that? I you know, it was like, you know, we got
all this stuff. We've got to make people believe that this
really happened. There's something else I found. So
there's this movie the people who made The Hurt Locker What
are their names? Again? Let me see. I've got it here. Are we
find it for you? You know, the The Hurt Locker Right. Which
hurt locked in that when the Academy Award? Yeah, did. Yeah.
So those two filmmakers have been given unprecedented access
to the CIA and special ops by the president directly. And
they're actually showing up in meetings after taking meetings
with the CIA to make this movie about the killing of bin Laden.
Oh, god. Yeah. Oh, yeah. So of course, this happens. And
immediately the tweeters are all alive. everyone's freaking out,
like, Oh, and of course, I get a million emails saying, well,
there you go. That's how you get rid of evidence. Yeah. And I'm
in total agreement on that. So they roll out as many guys as
they can as they can. Who are and you'll hear that this guy is
a total nincompoop douche nozzle. Who knows nothing. He
doesn't know anything. All his only message is to say not a
single one of the Navy SEAL Team Six members was on that chopper.
That is the Only reason why he's being brought on to this news
program waiting to Jack. Okay, this
is some pretty serious
he's a colonel retired Colonel right. Jack Jacobs. Hey Jack
Jacobs, everybody in the morning here to give you some psyops
information standby.
Give me an update on what we know.
Well, we think it's probably an MH 47 e it's the kind of a CH 47
twin rotor helicopter that's frequently used in special
operations. The report from Hamid Karzai was that it was
by the way, that's not I don't believe that that's true. This
is not an aircraft you use for special operations. This is like
an aircraft carrier in the sky. It's like you want to let people
know that you're common now you're not going to fly a
Chinook 47 but okay, let's continue to listen a
special operations helicopter and it was engaged in an
operation against a built up area. The Taliban has claimed
responsibility for shooting it down but it's not clear whether
or not it was shot down or it just crashed you remember when
our operation went against Osama bin Laden one of the helicopters
there it's rotor clipped the wall inside the compound
Oh really? Well this is new. So we went from vortex ring state
which incorrectly NICHOLAS SCHMIDLE called settling with
power to the one of the rotors clipped a wall and that's why
they crashed
Yeah, but there was even a pre story to the vortex story. What
was that? Which is the murderer or something crapped out because
it was a stealth device? Which I think is
the truth I think they had all this gear hanging off it just
got didn't have enough power. But for this guy to say this
means that either a he's really on the inside and know something
that happened but I don't believe so. Because if you know
it's not like, like a toy helicopter where Oh, you know
the the rotor clipped the chair in the living room, and it just
falls down. If if you clip a rotor, I mean you're
everything's gonna disintegrate this thing is just your rotor
blades will be will fly in all directions, you'll have people
being flipped. I mean, it's that's a horrible horrible thing
when you when a rotor blade hits actually hit something so that's
not true because that the the profile of the accident what we
know of it does not show that so I'm just gonna call this guy
bull crap on the guy
be replaced by another. It's easy to shoot these helicopters
down, but they're easy with great ease.
That's why we use them in special ops because it's easy to
shoot them down.
But it was a 45 of take one.
I got to the slingshot.
plunk got it. 38 people killed him one crash one. It's a huge
number.
Where are we getting the information about the the
helicopter being shot down? Well, that's
coming straight from the Taliban. Yeah, good Taliban news
network on claims responsibility for every casualty and every
helicopter every aircraft that's lost. And every mechanical
malfunction, Taliban claims responsibility for it. But it's
not outside the realm of possibility that in fact they
are responsible for it. Helicopters are extremely high
get to the point yet Jake vulnerable, especially when
they're landing and taking off. They're going zero miles an
hour.
Let me I gotta stop. Not true that so this guy actually thinks
helicopters take off vertically all the time. Like, like an
elevator. No. Helicopters actually get into something
called Trans translational lift. And transitional lift, I'm
sorry. And they fly with forward speed. And once they have the
transition, then they pull up and then they go up. So they are
actually probably doing 30 to 40 knots. So it's just not true.
The guy doesn't know what he's talking about. But he's there
for a reason.
They're easy to shoot down on or near the ground, with small arms
automatic weapons
after the 45. They have a job. He's just shut it down with the
40. It's easy,
with rocket propelled grenades, which are typically used against
ground, stationary targets. And even with shoulder fired anti
aircraft missiles, many of which we gave to the Taliban years ago
when they were fighting the Russians. It remains to be seen
right now with a crash that was shot down. Right now the word is
that it crashed. But at the end of the day, it doesn't really
matter if you've lost 37 lives 38 live
the way I thought I had on this clip that
we can't get the number right.
He's an ad and I kind of weird, he's a total idiot. And then
somewhere he said that it was not it was absolutely not the
Navy SEAL six team. I guess I don't have that clip here
anyway. So and of course, the President came out with a brief
statement saying we're very sorry for the lives lost, which
he does not do. Typically, there are 10 people a week getting
killed and Afghanistan still getting killed in Iraq. He'd
never He doesn't typically write a little note a little
while the rest of the day. As to shut up
possibly but here's what I stumbled across this morning and
now I know
it'd be other people that know if if the whole thing was phone
eat up there has to be other people that in the loop
Oh lots of people I think you're absolutely right Shut up or this
could happen to you but it hurts me to think that that actually
could happen that someone says you know like well we got to get
the story out there we've got to get people believe in this bin
Laden thing we've got we got the movie lined up we got NICHOLAS
SCHMIDLE we got him right and the beautiful thing that
everyone's buying into he's doing the rounds then now you
know what but we still got some guys we got to shut them up. And
someone actually had a meeting and said well I know we can do
let's kill them. It's hard for me it's hard for me to think
that that's actually a meeting that took place but okay, so
well
I mean, we can assume either with Dennis was an out not
accent and just a coincidence is possible. I think not.
I don't think so. And again, this doesn't seek me out they
used special Blackhawks for their Bin Laden raid. Why all of
a sudden are we using Chinook 47 Ease which are it's a huge
aircraft. It's 40 people on board. Yeah, that's for special
ops. Big twin rotors.
Yeah. Well, it seems the size of a football field has really
big. So the psyops though really hit me this morning. As I'm
looking at C span I'm looking at C span. C span.org. And there's
this woman, Catherine Herod hemorrhage or Herod, let me see
what her name is. I think it's Herod and heritage, sorry,
heritage. In a turn, she has a book out and she was on the C
span callin show, which by the way, has also now been
completely compromised. As you'll hear in these couple of
clips I have and she's written a book called What is it? Why
can't I find the name of this book? Well, she mentioned that
and she is the one that apparently wrote the article.
She works for Fox News. And she's, she's a hottie. I mean,
she's a kind of like, Peter Pan look. And that's one mother I'd
like to she's got really short cropped hair. And she's when
Catherine herridge. You'll like her immediately. She's She's
hot. But in kind of a very crazy. I mean, you look at it,
you go like nut ball. If you met her on a bar, you'd walk away.
You're like, okay, she's going to she's going to put the ship
in my back when I'm not looking. Oh, yeah, yeah, I've seen her
before or I'll wake up and. And in lipstick on the mirror. It
says, you know, I've taken your kidneys and you're in a bathtub
full of like she works for an agency. Well, she does.
And she's written this book. And it's all about it's it's a
complete SIOP. She's the one that reported that Anwar al
aulaqi, aka Adam Gadon, was at the Pentagon for a luncheon in
2002. So after 911, she's the one that reported on it. So she
and when this came out, we're like, wow, how did this news
come out? And how does this woman from Fox get this
information? Well, she is an agent. And when you see her
talk, and you can find the links in the show notes at Anna 328
dot n a show notes.com. You get hypnotized by just looking at
her. She's really really good. But she rolls out a mean fest.
John, this first clip, I guarantee you four new domain
names will be registered and point to no agenda show.com.
When you hear this, check it out the
the name of the book is the next wave. Yes. The hunt for al Qaeda
as or as the New York Times says Kaida Kaida. American recruits.
Yeah, this is all about the homegrown lone wolf that we have
to be afraid of now.
And listen to her memes into
the courtroom. I take you to Fort Hood, San Diego, parts of
Virginia to investigate this new generation I call it kind of 2.0
there is sort of a tension in the book between who's in
control us or the terrorists because what we see with this
new generation is that they're really using our technology
against us in a way that we never saw a decade ago. I call
them the new digital jihadist.
So we have digital jihadist al Qaeda 2.0.
And the person at the center of that is this American in Yemen
called Anwar unlocking so she's
pushing and we're all lucky is the number one guy this is what
I told you, is that we have the other dude, the old dude, but
he's not he's not being positioned as number one by our
intelligence sources, which is Catherine herridge, clearly is.
It's all about this guy, because he's also an agent. This is the
Hold. This is the whole setup.
And this is someone who whether he's emailing or he's blogging,
or his lectures are on YouTube. He's kind of like the Facebook
friend from hell and
God, the Facebook friend from hell. Oh yeah, that's good.
That's
how he spreads this ideology of hate. And you.
Yes, she's very, very good. So they she has callers. And I
think half of them are fake, and some of them get by in a real.
But the intent is to roll out every single theory we've spoken
about on a show like ours, and to debunk it without actually
answering the question. So here she is talking about how she
broke the story of Anwar al aulaqi. Attending and speaking
at a luncheon at the Pentagon. Good morning. Hi.
I would say the incident most insidious thing is when the
media refuses to look at the actual history of things refuses
once reports that Anwar al Awlaki has dined at the Pentagon
after 911 and then refuses to follow it up. And now he's
beating the drum for this homegrown terrorism, which is
really where these attacks were really directed at demonizing
the American people in the very idea of freedom. So I wish you
would straighten out some of these obvious contradictions in
the story about this supposedly, new Emmanuel Goldstein character
Anwar al aulaqi, we all understand around the world.
Anyone who's looked into it that these have been mis perpetrated
on the United States. 911 was a psyop dedicated at reducing our
ability to the sovereign individuals of sovereign and
while this is going on, she's looking straight at the camera,
no emotion.
So could you please comment on and we're having lunch at the
Pentagon.
So I think this was a setup call that guy sounds way too good. He
he hits all the points. And to me, that sounds you know, he's
like using all the conspiracy theorists words, you know,
psyops operation 911 psyops operation, which of course, it
was, but that's not the point. I think this guy is a shill. And
here's how she answers it. Well, I'm glad you asked that
question, because I'm glad you asked that question because it
was in the script.
I was the reporter who broke that story about Anwar al aulaqi
Is lunch at the Pentagon, as you probably know, because you've
been following it. That was in February of 2002. And what I
show in the book, through documents that we obtained
through the Freedom of Information Act, is that he was
the guest of the Office of General Counsel, and that nearly
80 people were invited to that lunch. What I think is important
here is that it shows to me a pattern. At that time, Anwar Al
aulaqi was sort of like an E mom around town here in Washington
and was sort of feted as a moderate Muslim. But what I
argue in the book is that the evidence was to the contrary,
for example, I reveal documents that show that right after 911,
in that first eight days, he was interviewed at least four times
by the FBI. So there was this sort of split view of him. Here
in Washington, at the very least on the one hand, people were
highly suspicious of his contacts with three of the nine
hijackers on flight 77. And then on the other hand, he was seen
as sort of a moderate and go to guide to sort of build a bridge
between that world and the United States. And what I would
also add, and I think you'll find interesting is that for me,
writing about that lunch at the Pentagon, was really upsetting
on many levels, because when you look at Anwar Al aulaqi is
contact contacts. It was with three of the five hijackers on
flight 77 And that was the flight that slammed into the
Pentagon. So when Mr. Al Locky was invited back there to lunch
as a guest speaker on Islam and politics to me it was like a
thief returning to the scene of the crime and you could imagine
someone like Locky walking the corridors of that building and
in some respects marveling at the destruction that his guys
were responsible for
she's really building it up there isn't she
really doing a good job? No, I think is great. So who was
Emmanuel Goldstein because that was there was a reference to
that the caller called him an amount Emmanuel Goldstein
character who was that
I don't know I mean, let me look it up but they only Emmanuel
Goldstein, I know ran the 2600 operation which was a a hackers
Journal. Well, hold on this is fairly famous for that, but I
don't think they're talking about him.
So who was it then? Why don't you look that up and I will
continue with Miss Catherine herridge the spy from hell?
He's a he's a character in the Georgia or wall well novel. Oh,
of course. A 1984 He's now he's the number one enemy is the
villain
right either Of course. Oh, right. Okay. So he or she is
rolling out the
elephant. Wait a minute, hold on a second. Isn't that kind of an
obscure reference?
Yeah, of course. France. Of course. This is why because
these this guy was a fake caller. Like Alright, throw in
throw in a 1984. Yeah, yeah. Hey, kid, research that.
Emmanuel Goldstein. Yeah,
that'll work. Who was that? I don't know.
Put up throw up a wiki page quick so people can look them
up. Weird, huh? Well,
I'm gonna use that word.
All right, well listen to now, of course, because she's
positioning and we're all lucky. Adam Gadon, as we've promised to
call him.
And I do believe, by the way before going I'm, I'm 100% with
you that he is an agent. Oh, yeah. The same as as, as,
possibly bin Laden? Yeah, of course, of course, you need to
get the new guy in there. It's got to be that guy, not the
other guy. Because that other guy, Real Deal cannon,
he's a real deal. He's actually al Qaeda or something like that,
or advertising. I don't know what he is. But he's no good,
because he's not on the payroll. He's not playing along with the
game. So we have to set up Al Qaeda as a huge, huge thing.
Now, how do we do that? We've heard this meme propagated
several times, we have to compare it to a fortune 500
company. That's how that's how you really frightened people
about this mystical al Qaeda thing?
It's a good question. One of the things I lay out in the book is
really where the war on terror is going next. And I think if
you want to understand where it's going, and probably what
it's going to take to win it, this would be a book you want to
get,
because I love that, by the way, this is the book you want to
get. And this is a great book, I wrote it, it's good
go is that terrorism in many respects is like water, it takes
the path of least resistance. And we're dealing with the
thinking enemies, so you move one way, and it moves in other,
it moves another. And what we've seen since 911, is that al
Qaeda, which was traditionally in Pakistan, we now see these
franchise operations, which had popped up in Yemen, which is
where it gets better, and also in Somalia, and then you have
this homegrown component. So in many respects, the threat is
more complex, and it's more diverse, because on 911 al Qaeda
was like a fortune 500 company, with Osama bin Laden as the CEO.
Do you think you had a corner office just like that he had a
corner office with walnut. You think that's what he had this
CEO.
It's just like exactly the same. If you ever been in large
corporations, you'd see it was exactly the same as the is this
bullcrap.
And now it's much more of a franchise operation. And I guess
since bin Laden's death, there are three Eric Donald's.
That's exactly what it is billion serve billions killed.
Brought to you by al Qaeda franchise, yes,
that the US intelligence community is looking at very
hard number one, were their plots in the pipeline before his
death. Number two will homegrown will say or sleeper cells use
his death as a justification to launch attacks as we get towards
the 10th anniversary of 911? Or will these affiliates in
countries like Somalia and Yemen kind of step up to fill the
void? So I don't think it's as simple as we pull down troops or
resources from one area and then we can bring it into the United
States. Unfortunately, the people who are making decisions
on these issues right now really face some very tough challenges.
Okay, so,
you know, she says, I mentioned McDonald's, and she says
supercells, which brings to mind
supersize, yeah, supersize, absolutely a good one.
Just kind of a borderline mean, it sounds like something you're
familiar with,
Hey, can I have one al Qaeda McNugget to go
to Hell's a supercell supercell. That's also using the tornado
movies. God, here comes another Supercell nothing could be more
deadly.
All are missing, as they're saying it's really hot. Pockets,
we got a Hot Pocket super,
super, super cell sheet, I would have stopped right there and
asked her what the hell's
this woman who was interviewing her she has a script. And you
have to watch the whole thing. It's like 40 minutes. And I
could I could have played it as an end of show clip who just sat
here laughing the whole time. But it's even better if you go
to three to eight.na shownotes.com. And
watch the whole thing. Because she's interesting to look at.
And she has this kind of, you know, this? Yeah, this hypnotic
type quality about her, which is just highly entertaining. So two
more short clips. Here she is, of course, now we need to move
shift the conversation from the supercells and the former
fortune 500 company led by CEO Bin Laden to the homegrown
terror, and we need some proof that this is real. Yes, ma'am.
It's called problem reaction solution that this guy I think
actually is a real caller. So he calls in and says, you know,
this is problem reaction solution. This is, you know,
this is, again, it's a psyops question. So it could be could
be fake, but he sounded real. And then of course, he's gonna
thank him for this excellent question and answer it in a way
that proves that. You were all stupid. Let's get it
from our guests. Right. Thank you for the question. One of the
things I lay out in this book is documentation that the Justice
Department has got gathered over the last couple of years. And
what you see in that is that there has been a documented case
of homegrown terrorism. And these are cases involving
American citizens with some type of tied to an international
terrorist organization every two to three weeks since about
January of 2009. So the numbers are there. People ask me how
many people are there within the United States? I can't tell you
that. But I can tell you what these cases are. And you see
these cases following following a couple of different patterns.
One, these are American citizens who have traveled overseas, for
example, to Pakistan or to Yemen to get training. Perhaps one of
the most famous cases is the Time Square bomber Faisal
Shahzad, this was a young man who traveled to Pakistan he got
his training from the Taliban he came back to the United States
he drove an SUV into Times Square and he thought he had a
viable explosive device and many counterterrorism officials will
say to you that they actually believe that was a successful
attack against the United States
was successful it's like it was there was like some smoke coming
out of his exhaust
bag and he actually passes that off is like back six
payments the truth is a successful attack successful
attacks is just the actual attack that was successful
attack so I mean, people that a kill yo it was shut up.
What exploded?
It was a successful attack. That
guy was a bonehead. Wavy farted it would have been more
successful.
Whoa. Aromatic poo throwback
The only thing that saved us in that situation was the fact that
the bomb did not detonate
it couldn't detonate Am I crazy? That dumb? I remember
remembering this wrong. But he had like none of the
ingredients. It was just like smoke. Yeah. John easy. And
then there are other cases where you see people launch these
attacks, but they haven't had training overseas. They are so
that kind of do it yourself. Operations at home. Yeah.
Do It Yourself operation at home. That's right. Hey, hey,
daddy. I got an idea. Let's do it. Let's do something fun.
Today. I got new hobby.
In some of these cases, we've intercepted them or disrupted
them through FBI sting operations. Like the case last
year, the young man who tried to detonate a car bomb at a
Christmas tree lighting ceremony. It was
it was an idiot who was set up. Total. It's I mean, we just
a moron that was goaded Yeah. And then get it right has our
Fort Hood, Fort Hood, where in my opinion, it's an accident
that you had this email relationship between the alleged
shooter Major Nidal Hassan, and Anwar al aulaqi. And a lot of
ways Anwar Al aulaqi is like the Dear Abby of the jihadist world.
Dear Abby of the jihadist world, because you know, if you feel
like if you're down and out, you don't feel good. Hey, man.
I had problems or questions about their faith or their
motivation.
I need some motivation. Dear Abby, Anwar al aulaqi, I
lonesome squirrel in Tennessee. The woman slays me with all
these great, great little analogies is fantastic. A way
good. All right. So finally then to wrap it up, and I'll get off
of it. She talks about how she came in possession of these
documents that has proof it's all in the book. By the way,
she's it's all in the book, mid possession. Yeah, listen, how
she came in possession of it, go
where the facts lead. And I would argue in this, that what
you see is real boots on the ground reporting in a way
that she does boots on the ground on the ground reporting.
That's how good she is haven't
often seen in other ways. For example, in the book, I get this
kind of tape from the group in Yemen. And I think people would
be surprised to learn that in the process of getting that
tape. First of all, the operative wanted $30,000 For
that tape. We don't pay it box for tapes, but I'm just telling
you that that number because it gives you an idea of one of the
ways they try and raise money.
Well, let me get this straight. So I'll kinda makes tapes, and
then tries to finance their terrorist actions by selling
that to Fox. Okay, I just wanna make sure why isn't this mod
just one picture,
I heard it properly that went over to Kleiner Perkins.
Number two, when I ultimately got this message from Anwar al
aulaqi, it was buried in a file sharing website that was filled
with pornography. Oh, a bit, you like that pixie? So they use
these sites to transmit their messages because they're under
the false belief that law enforcement can can't go to
these sites or government computers can't go to these
sites. And the other thing I'd say about this tape is just like
those
sites. Yeah, that's why we go to him. Okay, now here's the
funniest thing and then I'll shut up about her. She's gonna
be all over the place you watch she's gonna be on every single
news channel.
But now you know why, you know i? If she goes overboard like
this with way too many memes and and she's a little too slick.
I'm not sure that that's true.
You know, John, it's it's hubris is it's just brazen, outlandish
LIS outlandish SNESs. We've got this movie coming out. We've got
whoever is paying Schmidle. It's it's theater. It's just the
interaction. It's just like it's a little it's
no one, no one in the media is doing what we do. No one is
calling anyone on this. And this. This woman from C span is
just sitting there going like, Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Porn. Yeah.
We had an analyzed by a forensic audio analyst. And what he said
to us, is that something called reverb
something called reverb. You're heard of this amazing thing,
John, that this analyst discovered on the tape,
something called reverb. What Yeah, something called reverb.
Yeah, the analyst found that there was something called
reverb reverb.
And what does that mean that we're running through a 1970s
quadrophonic sound system? I mean, what were they talking
about?
Well, it's fakery. This is how I'll kind of does it or makes
it fake. Oh, yeah. Listen, analyze and listen to a Mexican
good radio, or truckers
on CB for that matter.
Audio analyst and what he said to us is that something called
reverb had been added to the tape. So when you listen to the
tape, it sounded like a Locky was in this giant mosque
speaking to 10,000 people and it had this sense of grandeur to
it. But in fact, he was probably in a closet with his computer,
taping this thing. So
in a closet, with reverb, what does she have to go to a closet?
Because she's psyops this is how you do it. You build
up imagery.
Oh my goodness. Anyway, be on the lookout for this woman.
She's very funny. And she's and she's pleasant to look at in a
very disturbing kind of way. Because you look I feel uneasy.
They used to have a woman on CNN who took over who they kicked
lewdly years and years ago and the night be Batista. Now.
Willow Bay.
Oh, yeah, I remember her Yeah, sure. Willow Bay. What happened
to her?
While she was like shacked up with one of the executives
supposedly I mean, this was alleged then that's why she got
this million dollar job and they kicked Lou Dobbs off the air,
put her in charge and in the ratings just tanks tanked and
then they took her off and she never got work again or she
doesn't care or she's loaded I don't know. But she was I
noticed some guys who met her and they thought she was that
same kind of creepy way that this other woman is but she just
disappeared I don't know how to look her up very blonde version
of the same girl right so anyway same pixie looked weird eyes
now the eyes or the word would really freak me out he just look
at those eyes and she's telling you all this and like yes I am
now I need to go to the closet with some reverb with some porn.
Make a tape and what is she saying like al Qaeda is in a
little girl
I here's what I will obey. Never heard of her again. I had to
change it was married to Robert Iger. Oh, the Disney guy or she
still is she's married to him now. I guess she's American
correspondent, editor, author, former model and wife of Walt
Disney CEO Bob Iger, currently a senior editor at HuffPost.
Oh, okay. So she's still continuing her little
shenanigans. editor at HuffPost
savage the exact same age as this other woman basically
within a year.
Well, that's what you do. That's the payoff you get when you were
when you're MK Ultra Special Presidential model. You go work
for the guy Disney, then you and you pleasure him after your
after your service. And then you get on the backburner and you
work for HuffPo. Anyway, I just thought that was incredibly
amusing. And it brought a smile to my face this morning. I
thought you know, if they continue on this, this track of
trying to psychologically control people into believing
this whole al Qaeda Tolly bond lone wolf crap. We'll have
material for years to come.
Oh, yeah. Well, yeah. matures years to come. Anyway. We do
need to thanks him. But producers Yes,
let's thank so.
Today's show is brought to you by actually I
should I should start off with with one of our producers from
Nashville.
Yeah, we have a top list who just parently just decided to
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or something like this amazing bike. Yeah, I
get you down the street go Yeah. And,
and he actually brought the decals that are now proudly
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tweeted a picture on the tweeters, and it's really nice
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tour.com no agenda tour, no agenda. show.com Fantastic. And
so we knighted him on the spot at the Big Bang bar, which we'll
talk about in a moment in Nashville where they drumstick
as he knelt before me, and he became a knight. And I would
actually just like to
get grease all over him. What kind of a draw I'm seeing. Yeah,
right.
I'd like to read this note. Adam and John. First off, thanks for
the best podcast ever. Your podcast has changed my outlook
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they he had never heard of the show. He i This is one of the
few people I believe who didn't come to the show through you.
But they were actually playing no agenda at a three letter
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great. This is good. These crazy. This is great. So this is
this. This makes me feel so warm all over. This is what's
happening is we've got our people deep inside the system. I
love it and they're all IT guys so they one push of the button.
I'm telling you be very afraid of us
I'm gonna get back in the closet now with my reverb. Anyway, so
we'll be knighting Patrick later on and was great to do that on
site.
That was a lot of fun. So yeah, we have a second night coming up
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worker in hopes of getting out of our American dream jobs and
better prospects for ourselves? Yeah, so
we're the way we're going to do karma is I hit the karma and
John, you hit the bell to double it up. You've got karma that
work Huh
and then the Associate Executive producer Brian Barrow, Wootton
Bassett, Wiltshire, UK. Hi, John and Andrew, some money for fuel,
keep up the excellent work.
Lovely, lovely, lovely, lovely. Then a couple of PR mentions,
oh, by the way, of course, we want to thank our executive
producers and associated executive producers for
contributing to the show.org/and. A got to reprogram
that in your brain, obviously. Here we go. We've got this
actually quite interesting. This is from James who runs vajazzle
inc.com.
Remember, the vajazzle? Ling? Yeah, didn't never really took
off.
Yeah, I'm writing to request for some karma also to announce my
latest PR effort for no agenda. So here's what's going on a site
that I spent over two years developing, which I would rather
not mention. I think it's one of the sites that has a dubious
content that people like to look at, if you're, if you're hiding
jihadist documents, had its content stolen and posted on on
some other Blogspot. Google owned Blogspot websites. The
content thief has been traced to somewhere in China, and is
posted at least 20 or more similar sites all with my
content. This has caused my Google rankings to tank. As a
result, my income has dropped about 90%. I spent about two
months filling out crappy forms and trying to get Google to shut
these sites down. But Google will not help. And it's
impossible to get a hold of a real human being. So we'd like
some karma for that. I'd like to do that first of all, and then
give you the PR you've got karma. So what I've done, since
this idiot in China is pulling the images directly from my
server, I've decided to change the image to no agenda show art.
And he sent some links to all of these stolen website areas. And
it's like, it's all no agenda is great. Good idea, by the way,
really good idea. I love that. So thank you, James. Hope the
karma helps. Another couple of domain names that are forwarding
to no agenda show.com al Qaeda ipo.com Yes, it couldn't get any
more Oh, current to all kinds of ipo.com now pointing to nogen to
show.com. Then we have the no agenda donation guy who's always
been there to help us out. Please go to no agenda
donation.com. He has buttons, clear buttons, no text, all
money is directed to our PayPal links. And this is a great
banner, you can go and get it from there. And you can stick it
on one of your Chinese stolen websites as well appreciate
that. I'm still getting over the head cold. And then finally,
this is beautiful. And I don't know how it's one thing to be in
Wikipedia. It's another thing to be in the urban dictionary. And
of course, we're already in the urban dictionary although not
mentioned by name with in the morning. There's another new
entry. The entry is for adios mofo and the Urban Dictionary a
popular sign off on closing for television interviews or
podcasts. The phrase originally became an internet sensation
after Texas Governor Rick Perry used the phrase as a sign off.
Closing goodbye to a television reporter during the height for
Perry speculation of running for US president in 2012. It was
used by a popular podcast no agenda with Adam curry and John
C. Dvorak. The phrase generally means goodbye mother. This
phrase is the exact opposite of in the morning. Adios mofo I
think that's awesome to be in the urban dictionary. And that's
good. We need more of our memes in there. Yeah, I mean, isn't
that easy to submit is no one watching what's going on over
there?
We got one for the Devorah concentre blog called embiggen
go and big N is how you make the picture bigger right? Yeah,
that's cool. I like that
they got in
Alright, so we thank our our producers of course we have more
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Joseph frost, three to eight and executive producer Brian Barrow,
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everyone else out there who just wants to help as you're getting
by you could do one thing with our formula. Our formula is
this. We go out we get people in the mouth
save I committed everybody
so Johnny, boy, I'm still in the RV. Yeah. And we're still on the
road with this hot pockets. 2008 tour. I
said it before and I'll say it again. I don't think that this
is the best publicity we've ever had for The show you should just
stay on the road. You don't like it in LA anyway.
You know if the donations don't move up, it's going to be what
all about about all I can afford is an RV. Well, that's good.
Yeah, that's a start. Have you ever seen that one? Have you
ever seen the Lucy show? The Ricky Ricardo Lucy Oh ball. The
long long trailer. Have you ever seen that? I think I put it in
the show notes. It's an episode about an hour and a half. And
they buy a mobile home and it's hilarious because it is Adam and
Mickey in the mobile home. It is us. In fact, I'm even going.
That's ridiculous.
Really? Yeah,
it's a good episode I
vaguely remember that.
It's a very, very funny episode. You know that. Everything that
happens in that show has pretty much you know, we park on the
hill and stuff is like a bump in my head. Everything is in it is
really good. So anyway, last time we spoke John, I was in the
1000 degree heat of Nashville, Tennessee. And after the show,
we had our Nashville meet up and this was in the Big Bang bar
where Jeff Smith performs every single I think almost every
single night, which is great. We had a fantastic time people came
in from Memphis and your loan squirrel who does these
fantastic remixes of every no agenda episode. He came in from
Paducah, Paducah, Kentucky. And you know what he saw he brought
me a bag with Dukkha on it and you know, it was in the bag.
blanken key Paducah Paducah. In the bag, he had blankets and
water. And I have to say that meetup was the most original
meetup we've done to date. Dave Selden, and I think is Dave and
his lovely wife, Deb. They had made like 20 tinfoil hats, but
like really good ones with like little antennas on it and shit.
Oops, sorry. Let me just say that. And so we were all wearing
our tinfoil hats. They had brownies, Rice Krispie treats
all with little hot pockets, no agenda trivia questions on
little baggies. And it was it was just absolutely outstanding.
And I think we had probably 2829 people there. Jeff Smith, the
Jeff says Smith, sir Jeff created a brand new song, which
I think on the pre show you heard just the tail end of it
living the American dream. Did you hear any of that or not?
Yeah, yeah. No, it's great. It's a beautiful. It's on YouTube to
have a link to Yeah,
now it's I haven't linked to my blog post. And also on the Hot
Pockets 2000 eight.com website. Really, really good. And it was
it was just a beautiful evening. We had tons of fun talking with
I think our one black listener showed up. And of course, I
promptly forgot his name. So it was nice. And he's like, yeah,
man, you guys are the best. You're right on it. I'm
representing my community. Yeah. And it was just it was awesome.
It was a really, really, really good meetup. And as I said,
extremely creative. Vicki pool was there who has been a
supporter of $5 supporter for years. It was just a fantastic
one of a couple of Hot Pockets producers to thank you later on.
And then the next day, Miss Mickey had decided that in order
to stay on schedule, we were to drive nine hours to Illinois,
nine hours of driving. This was quite a haul I can tell you not
an easy trip. Particularly because no offense to Kentucky
but the minute you get out of Tennessee and you hit Kentucky
the road changes right there into like this horrible gray you
know, yellow looking slabs of concrete that every five seconds
is and then we hit Illinois, which is a pretty big state.
I find what can you do what you're saying is a Kentucky
roads are crap. Yeah, Kentucky roads crap. It literally going
to kill California roads.
You're saying Yeah. Oh, yeah. No. California who broke?
Alabama roads are unbelievably nice. And
yes, Steve had some nice. We were on we only went through
Alabama briefly on a previous leg. And then we hit Illinois
and in Illinois, you go through you know, have you seen Food
Inc? Have you seen that documentary? Yeah, it must have
been filmed there. Because all it is it's all GM corn. And it's
just miles and miles of it and every I know I'd say every 200
feet there's a sign it's like Agra go miracle corn. Beck super
stuff.
It's like I don't believe with signage up is though like it's a
winery.
Yeah, exactly. Like you can select which genetically
modified corn you want. And then that'll be separated by one of
those chicken coops those really long, low buildings that have no
windows where the chickens are just shot up with crap. And it
was it was depressing. Mickey took some pictures. I think that
she put her mind to put them up on the Facebook and Mickey
sees.com But yeah, every single a couple 100 yards is like
another sign like here's oh this Agra grow miracle stuff. great
taste in Google some of that is like wow, yeah. Yeah, just like
a winery. And then we got in around 830 Super producers I
have to say, Chuck and Dana the lovely two boys, Charlie and
Carson. It was the funniest thing. And so they were out on
the street with their the car with the headlights flashing and
he was glad to flashlights like you know, like we're in 747 for
for bringing in for 747 the terminal Exactly. So we rolled
in here parked in the driveway hooked up. And it's been so fun
to they had a nice, have a great guest room for us our own
bathroom. And they've been such wonderful hosts. They have the
the harp of karma here. Their boys are just fantastic. That's
like two brothers that get along. Really, really sweet boys
and without a leash, I might add is really good. And last night,
they broke out the technics, turntables, and we had a dance
party and something hadn't done in 20 years I was remake I was
mixing songs vinyl, Chuck's got all the vinyl here. And tonight,
we have our meet up here in Inverness, Illinois. And we're
expecting another good crowd to stop by now unfortunately, we
couldn't go to Wisconsin just didn't work out anymore. In the
in the travel schedule. I believe there are a couple of
people driving from Wisconsin. And we're only 30 miles from
Chicago.
So actually a drive from Wisconsin is not unusual. That's
not
that bad. So some folks are coming from Wisconsin. Others
from Illinois. And and of course Chicago, the send the epicenter
of evil. And that's what's taken place here. And then tomorrow we
drive to Cleveland. To where Cleveland Cleveland, Cleveland,
Ohio and rocks. Yeah, Cleveland rocks home of the Rock and Roll
Hall of Fame and will actually be setting up camp there for a
couple of days that I have to a corrupt
institution. By the way I've got on board with the fact that why
isn't Cat Scratch Fever Ted Nugent in the Rock and Roll Hall
of Fame. It's
totally corrupt. It used to be cool. When before there was a
building, when they had the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame dinners at
the Waldorf. That was always cool. But then it got like
everything gets commercialized and crap. No good. But are
buzzin Yeah, yeah, that's that's a rock and roll for you. Does
your mother know? tu tu tu tu tu tu tu? So we're still rolling
it. And then after that, I think we're going to after Cleveland,
we go to Boston, then we go to New York, and then we are back
in the DC area. Are you coming out? John? Everybody wants to
know if you're gonna make the wrap party.
I'm still I'm still trying to make it. So I just tell
you one thing. It's i Whenever I get emotional on the show, you
don't want to hear about it. But if you actually yeah, if you
actually use it, yeah. If you actually met some of the
producers who are out here and see what this show is achieving,
you would cry. I've cried many times in my sleep, but also
privately, just at the beauty of all these people who are awake,
see what's happening. And actually without them even
really realizing probably are all in positions to change
things dramatically in this world with one command line. One
execution on the command line. So it's really nice, John, and
then I miss you dearly. Particularly on these meetups.
me anyway.
That's what I mean, I'd never want you near the RV or anywhere
near me in general. But on these meetups, it's, it feels bad. It
doesn't feel right to be the only one you know, that's
witnessing how cool this is and what we're doing and how we are
making a difference one lone wolf at a time. It's it's very
nice to see and and you would you would really, you know, we
know that you have a really big heart secretly
and then the till the knock on the door. Yeah, well,
then then there's that. Just a quick throw back
to our last back you keep saying throw back you should be saying
call back.
I want throw back. Okay, call back. Sorry. So much for the
emotional heartwarming part of the show. We're back to regular
business as usual. Call back to the previous about heartwarming.
Call back to the previous program. Congress did indeed
authorize a version of the FAA reauthorization bill I guess.
They figured that had Ray LaHood hadn't done his job that the
reporters were on to it. And here's what happened. They so
they basically kick this can down the road until September
17. And then we'll have we'll see. You're basically all
television shows are on hiatus, and someone said, Look, why are
we doing this? Now? No one's watching TV. No one cares.
They're all on vacations the wrong time to roll out these
episodes. Let's do it in September when the fall season
starts. So the Senate agreed to a house passed version of a
temporary extension of the FAA reauthorization bill, which
included here it is a writer provision that would cut
government subsidies to the 13 rural airports, however, Ray
LaHood can issue waivers to those airports allowing the
subsidies to continue. So they did exactly what the reporters
were hounding LaHood about is the President said, okay, you
know, get your waivers so we can put these people back to work
and we'll fight about the union thing and other times September.
So it'll be a midseason replacement. temporarily on hold
this crisis reality show your government in crisis, part two,
so maybe we had something to do with it. Maybe it's like, man,
Korean divorce hacker talking about us again. Have a meeting.
What are we going to do? You wish and yeah, I do. So
I got a couple of clips or can change the pace. Nice. I got one
clip that was kind of interesting. I was channel
surfing and I ran into this religious guy who's bug eyed and
crazy, and as soon as I heard him, I had to make this little
clip. There's only one clip for people out there who have
followed did follow the tech scene and are very familiar.
Steve Ballmer is on stage antics. Oh, and the developers,
developers, developers, I found a guy who got it from just tell
me this isn't Steve Ballmer. Not
it was over. It was done when it was finished. He wasn't going
out to another church to preach another message. He was in jail
for the rest of his life.
bomb was like, Hey, that's a good rap. I should try that.
That's good. It sounds like me. Looks like it doesn't look like
because he has hair. But he is good. Wow, that is good. I like
so did you know that you know that way one of my pet peeves is
the fact that they're there. They're throwing people who pee
in the park and what they're saying with
sex and sex offenders. Yeah.
But did you know that now that annoying a minor in California?
Yeah. Is a sex offense, but just play this clip.
Wait, man, I annoy my daughter all the time.
Well, you're gonna be on a list. Boy,
well publicized trial in the South Bay is now over the Los
Gatos mother accused of having sex with a 16 year old boy has
been found not guilty, but she still could go to jail. A jury
found Sara Cole, not guilty of two felony counts of unlawful
sex with one of her son's good friends. But Cole was convicted
of a misdemeanor for annoying or molesting a minor that means
she'll have to register as a sex offender for life and could
serve time.
So let me get this straight. If you yell at some kid, Hey, get
off my lawn. The kid can yell back. Oh yeah. Oh, man. Stop
annoying me. You'll have to register. Just a little tidbit
from the local news.
And by the way, I think it's kind of cool if your mom is so
hot that your friends are having sex with her
mom with benefits.com
Exactly. Wow, yeah, no there you go that's get mo for you.
Get mo Kidman nation
unbelievable. It's pretty crazy.
So I have it. There's a new this is gonna go nowhere. But I'm
listening to thumb Hartman. And he comes up with he's got some
guides are some guy that was apparently in some progressive
movement criticizing the Muslims, which is against the
rules. And so Hartman goes after him. And then he makes a comment
at the very end was, he has a new word new wordage. And you
tell me if you have any idea what this means,
besides claiming that pretty much everything under the sun
from President Obama to David Petraeus to even CPAC has been
subverted by the Muslim Brotherhood. Gaffey now thinks
that Brevik himself was an agent of the Muslim Brotherhood
speaking and Think Progress gap he had this observation about
brevets manifesto cries out for a thorough investigation as to
whether it was in fact an authentic
piece of his own creation. The false flag operation whether it
actually was meant to do anything other than contribute
to Cerritos efforts to suppress criticism and awareness of its
agenda.
Right at a time when our nation should be learning from the
violent consequences of Muslim fearmongering Gafni spews more
Muslim fear mongering. It's a time to call Gaffney out for
what he really is. And that's us. Stochastic terrorist. Very,
very ugly.
Stochastic.
Yeah, a stochastic terrorist.
What does that mean?
Well, I'm reading I'll read you the definition from the wiki.
Okay. Stochastic refers to systems whose behavior is
intrinsically non deterministic.
Lone Wolf. You mean it's kind of like a lone wolf thing well, but
non
determinism he's he's just, I think what he what he's trying
to say is means he makes it up as he goes along,
or just trying to be just to be a terrorist just because he can.
I'm not sure it doesn't mean it. The fact of the matter is this
new term, this stochastic terrorist, is some bull crap
that his idiot, you know, on Russia today would come up with
that means nothing to anybody, but it sounds kind of
intellectual. Far I was thought I was just shaking my heads over
that. When that did it. That guy's show is almost
unwatchable. Now,
speaking of the Brevik Oslo shooting, talk about your
timing. So yeah. It's like, how can we monopolize on this? How
can we, let's realize, yeah, like capitalize. The gun he used
was a Ruger LC nine. With guns out with gun sight. It was the
gun site scout rifle from Ruger. And once again, just a couple
days after this happened, and I'm reading from the press
release, the industry has once a gun run once again recognized
Ruger for the high quality innovative product designs that
we have produced in direct response to our voice of the
customer program, said President and CEO Mike Pfeiffer as they
receive gun of the Year Award for the Ruger that shot these
kids
so as a Ruger LC nine it's a pocket pistol.
Yeah, but I guess it had the he had a pistol he had a pistol he
had a rifle. But I think I think this is the it has the snap on
bits.
It's a really small gun now handgun of the year
for a record setting seven times total, demonstrating our
transition to the leading American handgun manufacture.
Good job. How about a lesson in timing? That was pretty crazy.
I thought Ruger was a German gun.
I thought so too. But apparently it's an American gun. There were
some riots in East London yesterday on if you caught that.
They don't play any of that stuff. I was just watching the
BBC stuff and I could they they're they're just basically
talking about Libya.
Oh, really? Well, there was and in fact, this happened in
Tottenham, home of the Tottenham spurs. And I think it was a was
an Indian or Pakistani or a brown person. 29 year old kid
basically got killed by police officers on Thursday. And I
guess the woman I should say, it's kind of new to me this
further is all this information. But the police had not
anticipated any extreme violence. And they were like
lightened cars on fire Molotov cocktails, and the media is
literally just like, oh, you know, it's, it's not that just
not that big a deal is that people are a little upset. But
the slaves are revolting big time. And of course, this will
all be blamed on austerity measures eventually in this. But
no coverage
blamed on the Tea Party.
The Tea Party. That's pretty funny. I have watched people I
respect writing about the Tea Party and like, no, they're
evil. They're horrible. They're
soulless. It's amazing. To me. The FBI is like and they're all
from Texas. Then they're all parties. Hardly anybody from
Texas. A
I think there's 1111 from Texas.
Whatever the case is, there's some Tea Partiers everywhere. I
mean, but they just associated with a smaller government
movement, and it's like, there are all these attributions are
given to them racist and they're this and that. Oh, yeah. They
hate Obama because he's black nation hostage. Yeah, they
hate Obama because he's black. You know, it's funny, but entire
months go by I don't think about that. Seriously, like what are
you are you kidding me? Now they're succeeding the left
right paradigm. That's one thing that's that I think is real,
that it's really working. There's something else. So this
is something that the producers here in Inverness told me about,
and I've been trying to look this up. Have you heard of no
excuses University? Nope. So no excuses University. And if you
if you go look at their website, it's unclear where their funding
is coming from but they are handing out $250,000 grants to
schools, etc. How it works is a school and then we're talking
third graders, third graders, and the whole idea is a guy
comes in and he talks to the human resources about going to
college, no excuses, you should be going to college. But the way
it's done is and of course this material I don't have although
I'm waiting on a videotape which I can't wait to post now because
someone filmed one of these in secret is the guy that shows a
PowerPoint presentation to third graders How old is the third
grader John? I don't know like 989 Maybe I'm like that eight
nine now you do not eat advertising and on it it says if
if you go to college here's the car you can have if you don't go
to college and they show like a beat up Toyota Supra. This is
the car you'll have. And they get these kids into this whole
chanting thing and chanting Yeah, let me play an example is
from their own website
this is literally and they all have the same shirts on and
they're all doing these chants about the university they want
to go to this is what they're being taught by this no excuses
University.
We
nice little band music in the background on this clip they put
on their own website. So I'm like, Okay, I gotta look into
this organization. And of course, there's zero information
about where they're from. But this really, from what I
understand all this comes from Chicago does come from this
area, it's all around the country.
Yeah, looks like a Chicago based operation. This is where I'm
digging as you speak.
So they have this character training. And I'm sorry, first
we have the no excuses code of conduct. This is what these kids
are taught by outside consultants coming into the
schools, which the administration's willfully let
in there are
no excuses. And no matter what will get the kids where they
need to go.
The no excuses program also has a code of conduct. Students are
rewarded for being safe, responsible and respectful. So
it's all in good fun when it comes to a friendly in state
rivalry by you versus Butler, who's better. I am I am Butler,
I teachers say it doesn't matter who they're rooting for, as long
as it gets them one step closer to a diploma, lower currently,
right. Now, here's the one that kind of frightened me. This is
the character training, they get character training. And of
course, it's not just the little human resources, who at this
point are still worth about $9 million over their lifetime.
It's what the teachers are being taught as to how to manipulate
these human resources to be good little slaves. Check this out
happens to be the word of the month this month. It's like
somebody dropped something then you could pick it up for them.
It's all part
of character education, which teachers say improves learning.
Oh my gosh, I think it makes such a difference in in children
and their security and their comfort level in I think it
gives them confidence they become better leaders. And oh,
it's an in their academics improve.
The coordinator says character is embedded in everything
students do from their character garden, to their commitment to
go to a university, based in part on a book outlining Seven
Habits of Highly Effective People.
Oh, yeah, they got books they hand out books. Yeah. What is it
character garden by the way, really character garden when he
was he Do some carrots a good character, character look for a
character
is shaped like a human body. Listen, listen
to what's come back and
be proactive, to be responsible and to listen to people
begin with the end in mind,
you have to plan ahead and set goals put first things first, I
always do my homework first and then I play big when when it
puts copays in to other people's emotional bank accounts. Seek
first
to understand then to be understood, to sharpen the saw,
to exercise and needs to say stay healthy. So then, so then
you will be racing like you kick the can to work.
This is great. It's cute. It gets better. Finally,
synergize means to work together with other people.
It's that synergy that students teachers and parents feel gave
them a win when we pull together
that listen, listen to this. Listen, listen.
We're like a family. Okay, that's a kind act too. What else
could be kind people here care what else Nathaniel.
Another example of how a character is instilled instead
of detention, students have a character violation for which
they write a rethinking letter,
character violation child rights or rethinking letter O character
violation. Mrs. Mrs. Applebee committed to commit character
violation on me. This is not this cannot be good.
Okay, so this guy started at Turnaround Schools and named
Damon Lopez Yeah, that's the guy. And he's also apparently
involved in some project more and some other things and he
works at everything works around this six exceptional system. So
he, which is basically very cult, like you're saying. So I'm
assuming that there's some sort of training and people who are
old enough to know this, you know? Well, there's a whole slew
of these things starting with asked of course, but these,
these traer, Scientology actually kind of went in this
direction but they they went off in a in a religious they went
off into a religious direction and didn't stay with this, with
these things like asked us to have which is the Earhart's
sensitivity training based on, you know, these, these kind of
long meetings and these rules and these crazy ideas that
they're propagated throughout the mostly in the 70s and 80s.
But they're still very effective methods of brainwashing people.
Thank you. That's the word I was looking for. Yeah, it's not
good. And it's all coming from Chicago. You know, there's a
woman who wrote the dumbing down of America. We've got to revisit
that I actually super producer Chuck has her book thing is
huge. Yeah, there's like a PDF floating around that you put
out. Yeah. And you read that and you're like, Oh, that's pretty
cool. But the book that she wrote is John Unia I mean, we
should read this book it's like Atlas Shrugged. That's how big
it is. But it she is every single detail of how this is
being done. And you know this because you were a once you like
a book distributor or who wasn't tell that story again, about
someone who said that they're, they're creating these textbooks
to make our kids stupid on purpose.
I never said that. Yes, you did. Oh, well, I may have said it,
but I'm that No, I've never been No, I don't know you're taking
it somebody else.
No, no, you once told me that you would talk to a guy. And the
guy said, yeah, these textbooks are all it's all meant to. to
purposely dumbed down the kids.
Well, whatever was whatever I said is true. taken aside, given
to two zaps a couple of electrical jolts and I've long
since forgotten the exact story. Okay. Well, anyway, got me off
guard. Sorry, but yeah, well da Okay, well, we have to follow
this to something fishy. Yeah. No, it's It's disturbing. Very,
very like to get into the schools, these these
organizations, so they can be
what the teachers the public, but you look at the teachers,
and they're all into it. Like yeah, this is great. Let's have
the kids chant and write character letters and whatever.
Hey, you, you test drove a couple of those battery cars
didn't show. Yeah. Do you know how many
will be coming out shortly for 99 cents?
Well, add this to your report. The July sales numbers are out
for the Chevy Volt. How many do you think General Motors sold of
this great car that is turning around this company? Well, they
actually don't make that many of them so that these numbers are
elusive batch about 4000 Something like that. 125 Oh, and
I thought it was 3500
No Oh, no, no, no. They produced in total 5000 But they sold 125
in July in March 281 things that total Dog No one's buying this.
That's funny. And I saw Rahm Emanuel introducing the
president at his birthday party in Chicago the 38 and a half
$1,000 birthday party to see what is it the the GO TO GO
bandmember those guys who are on the on the treadmills they had
that cool video? Yeah, that was the entertainment 3838 grand I
see these douchebags on the on treadmills really. And so uh,
manuals, they're saying this president did all the hard stuff
and he actually you know, we turned around the car industry
and they paid back all their loans. Yeah, by taking out new
loans with lower interest rates.
All they did was kick the can down there was it again, kick
the can down the down the block whatever they say keep saying
which is the meme kick the can kick the can
kick the can. And meanwhile, we've got now announcing they
will be selling genetically modified sweet corn for human
consumption later this year. Yum. Yeah. I used to make corn
on the cob. I'm not such a big fan of it anymore. If you don't
mind.
How do you make you mean you cooked corn on the cob?
Yeah. Good. So technical on my butt. Oh, by the way, little
food. Foodie alert. When we drove from Nashville to
Inverness, in a place called effing ham, which is in yam
effing ham. Yes, nothing. Ham is at the crossroads between
Interstate 24 and interstate 57. There's actually a big cross a
huge Cross, which is apparently some kind of monument you can
find it at cross usa.org. And effing ham is known as the
crossroads of opportunity. And it's basically a huge truckstop
is nothing but you know, pilot truck stop, BP, Exxon. And then
if you drive and this was a tip for one of our producers, if you
drive off the beaten path, about five minutes, you get to a place
called the Fire Fire fly grill, which is a an outstanding
restaurant with corn, grass fed beef. They've got just killer. I
mean, the food was outrageous. It's a gem. If you ever find
yourself at the crossroads of opportunity, go to the Firefly
grill, we had such a lovely lunch there. It was really,
that's the beauty of driving with with it, some version of
Internet connectivity. And people are tweeting you all
kinds of things to look at and stop off at. It's really it was
cool. It was really nice.
They have their own website FF grill.com. Yep, that's right.
So should we thank some producers are not quite time
just just about time to think maybe I can just bring you up to
date on what Lucifer is doing, as Lucifer had a press
conference. For those of you who are new to the program, Lucifer
is our pet name for Hillary Clinton. Candidate pro one of
those press conferences, when she comes out laughing. And this
time is with the Minister of Foreign Affairs Baird from
Canadia. And they both had some choice words, I'm probably have
to boost this audio Hold on a second, let me just add a little
boost. They both had some very choice words to say about our
favorite country, which we're going to get get to next which
is Syria. Well,
first as to the follow up on Syria. I think I've said all I
can say that. We are working around the clock to try to
gather up as much international support for strong actions
against the Syrian regime as possible.
Strong actions as possible. What could that mean, John? What do
you think? Should we go in there and kick some ass on the ground?
Yeah, kick some ass. I come from the school that actions speak
louder than words. Actions speak louder than words. We're coming
to kick your ass aside. Here's that bared asleep.
The United Nations Security Council passed a resolution 1973
which gave a significant amount of leeway for allies to come
together and to tackle the challenge that we saw on the
ground where they're very actively protecting civilian
lives. The situation in Syria, the actions of the Assad regime
are obviously abhorrent, abhorrent the way the way
they've, they've acted in recent weeks and months, even In the
last 48 hours and have it's absolutely disgraceful
Regrettably, we don't have the same amount of international
support at the UN for this. So I think in the opposite of that
what we've got to continue to do is to work with like minded
allies. There's not a there's no country I think, who can single
handedly tackle this challenge? We've got to work aggressively
with others. I think recently.
What is wrong with this guy?
He's dead. He's brain dead, but he's getting the talking points
out which is regrettably, we don't have a resolution like
1973 which we had in Libya to go in and shoot Hellfire to brown
people. Regrettably, oh, so regrettable. Oh, I wish we could
go kill some people. Regrettably, we can't do that.
But we're gonna get all our international partners together.
We're gonna get it done. So that's some some obvious saber
rattling going on there.
Well, before we go to the donors might as well play the
competition's pitch. Oh, PBS has bought I've watched this woman
do they try to pull them off these weekend littles donation
pledge moments where they take one of the guys who's got some
syndicated show and they try to pull it off as though it's
local. Not even trying anymore to make it they just say your
local station they don't even have the other guy come in and
go go crew goes
what would clip is this
G gong on PBS This is the latest thing they got some guy some
some buffed looking character who does essentially a version
of Tai Chi on PBS and talks about the the about the chi and
all this mystical bullcrap, which is, which is beaten to
death on PBS where they instead of having anything that's based
on science, or, or even traditional religion, they come
up with these crazy notions and they promote them to these
dummies or watch this stuff.
Well, it's my pleasure to welcome back to our studios, Lee
Holden.
Yeah, thanks for having me back. This is your fourth, my fourth
show and it's an honor to be here. I love public television
or community, we're not going to think of Qigong as something
healthy for our bodies and, and public television is something
really healthy for the community. So it's healthy
minds and spirits. It's all together.
It's all together for mind and spirit. It actually makes you a
better person. You know who else loves public? Public Media,
Harry Reid,
we turn now to the Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, a
Democrat of Nevada. Mr. Reid, thank you very much for making
time for us. really my pleasure. I love NPR. NPR. I love NPR.
though. What? A stooge. Yeah, really? I'm going to show my son
moved by Jonah to no agenda. Imagine all the people who could
do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
Hey, you got Fosco in San Antonio, Texas want to thank him
for contributing $133.70 to the cause. Hey, John, and Adam
another contribution to the cause. It was great to see Adam
and Mickey in Austin. When you move here you'll need to make a
trip down to San Antonio to see all the great human resources
here needing some karma from my mother. You've got karma center
third bout with treatable cancer but not curable this time. So
we're in need of some some karma. You just got it. And that
is
you know, I just want to say again, how come then no world
leaders ever have third bouts with cancer? They got some
somewhere, bastards. Chavez Yeah, well, now Chavez is on the
hitlist. Borst. Yeah.
So he's got 1337 wine.com hope those 1337 Wine stickers are in
some total. Yes. So we've been posting on it put some more
stickers on toll booths. Yeah,
we haven't been posting them. We only hit two toll roads so far.
On the trip. I put it on the toll booth collectors forehead.
Hey, and I've rolled up at the toll is a toll road when you get
up here in Inverness. And it's always like, cash, you have to
go off in a separate exit. And it's like cars. $1 So I rolled
on the window. And the woman goes, you're not a car. It's 150
like, Oh, I was trying to sneak it by you.
Idiot. John Johnson Jr, Troy, New York. $111.11. In the
morning, John and Adam had a strange dream last night where
the Duchess pulled up alongside me. While I was waiting to line
up to use the ATM at my bank I'm on the $5 per month plan but if
there was ever a sign I need to make an extra donation this was
the it congratulations and successfully burrowing into my
subconscious mind. Oh yeah, you
know how we do that? Don't you have to vote.org/and A
Adam Duke Colby Isle of Man $108 In the morning, John Nash, which
is I think this Isle of Man is in Monet's haste Yeah, so he
could donate really donated two pounds. In the morning Adam and
John had been listening to the show for a couple of years now
and With today being my 30th birthday, I think it's time to
become an official part of the no agenda found they know you're
both avid numerologist so I've given you a sacred number to
keep that karma bell ringing loud in the Feds away from
Adam's door
well, let me let me ring the bell then just to make sure I
gotta figure out the number you've got karma
108 Yeah,
how can 108 V is that a sacred number?
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Yeah, this is a little little ditty I picked up this was
actually on Democracy Now. And the piece I'm going to play for
you was not the piece where democracy now use this to slam
the Koch brothers Kayo CH, which is
what they normally do,
that's what they always do. But it was very interesting. It's
about this thing called Alec. Are you familiar with Alec?
Not really well, you shouldn't be
you're the one that really turned it on turned me on to it.
Alec is. Let me see if I can get the exact definition of ALEC
here on I should probably do the following here look for Alec.
Alec what Alec al E C. It's the garage form
of Alex. No air can legislation Exchange Council?
No, it is the, you know, the clip is the clip explains what
it is. And they don't either only half a million people
incarcerated in this country. Now that number has quadrupled
to nearly two point 4,000,001 Out of every 100 American adults
is in prison, the majority of them for nonviolent drug
offenses. You know the United States has 4% of the world's
population. But we have 25% of the world's prisoners in this
country. And a big part of the reason for that is Alec starting
in the 1980s. Alec with the sponsorship of you know the
Corrections Corporation of America.
And let me just remind people ALEC is the American Legislative
Exchange Council,
the American Legislative Exchange Council started passing
bills and individual states to privatize prisons. So now state,
there's prison companies that could make money by keeping
people in prisons. So then Alec what they did after that was
they got states to pass 20 drug laws, tougher laws, prisoners
away for a long time. In fact, one of the first bills
introduced in 1995. By then Wisconsin State Representative
Scott Walker was an ALEC bill, where he cited Alex statistics
and he was an ALEC member where he drew his inspiration. So they
put a mass amount of people in jail. And then they created a
situation where they could exploit that. And now what we're
seeing is the incredible rise of prison labor, where you have
prisoners making as much as 20 cents an hour, making everything
from the electronic components and guided missiles that are
being used in Libya, to breaded chicken patties that your
children are eating at school, to fact, maybe even these office
chairs we're sitting in now we have over 100,000 printers
employed working for private corporations. And before the
1990s. And Alec, this did not occur in this country.
Is this a great country or what?
Well, you know, this all stems from an article that ran in the
nation that actually ran a couple days ago, where they had
courses that this was the guy who was the guy who wrote this
article. Yeah, anyone can go to the wiki, the book of knowledge,
or just google and type in prison, American US prison
labor, then the irony irony to the whole thing to me is the
fact that we've always accusing the Chinese, which have less we
have the most total people in prison and the most per capita.
Yeah, that includes China slaves. And essentially, we use
that we say, well, the Chinese they use slave labor don't do
they use enslaved cheap slave prison labor. We're the ones who
do that. And it's always nice to point the finger. And the
Chinese, by the way, are nothing but irked about this because
they know the facts. And every time we call it, we call them on
human rights violations. They're always just grinding their
teeth. They can Who are these people kidding to be calling us
out?
20 cents as much as 20 cents an hour. You know, that sounds like
a pretty good gig right now is 20 cents, there's
high employment and disease in the prisoners. It's funny,
because when we were in Smithville, driving around with
Rhino, the bearded there were these guys in these green
striped suits, helping people at the grocery store. And these
were prisoners and they they bring your groceries out to
their girls Yeah. baggers. And they take the bag out to the
car. And really, Mickey was like, what are those suits?
You should have gotten they had what talk to one of them.
Somehow it didn't feel like a good idea. She took a picture I
think one of those on the Facebook page with any you know,
those wasn't the number that was a Juicy Fruit gum. You know how
they like you get the green Juicy Fruit gum and it had the
white and green stripes. That's the kind of No, no, no, no, no,
that's why I've
never been in a green package ever.
I think it might have been. Now you may be wrong. I mean, do you
want to do you want to you call me out again? Son, you want to
put a nickel on it and want to do another downgrade? Wager. Put
your money where your mouth is? I should have bet you that
dollar. Like I would have been rolling in the dough.
Well, before we get to the New York Times, I have a couple of
clips that are worthwhile. Yeah. We're talking about
propagandizing children. Coincidentally, I was watching
doodlebugs
as one wait a minute, is that because C span has no good
programming. Now that everyone's on vacation
people that you know they've Congress's out so that we're
gonna be hard up for the material. So you have to go to
the children's programming that's on ABC, or CBS or
whatever. And there's a button A lot of interesting little
propagandistic messages including the first start with a
short couple of short clips one is made by the US Mail is never
late. You must have played that
before it just so we can get into it. It's that part of the
show where my hands get all sweaty and we go. Okay, still no
mail. No when I'm getting a bit worried. Snail.
Mail, snail mail, snail. Mail snail. never
late. Government government's good government. never late. And
so then we have the classic The propagandistic piece you might
want to listen to doodlebugs children's propaganda. Welcome.
Well, I'm Doodle for a day. super spectacular. Awesome.
Good. Glad you're psyched. We need your help.
How'd you like to be a fellow males there? Sure. Sounds easy.
Whoa, it's not that easy. Especially on doodle that day.
There's so many packages presents cards letters.
You should probably try it first. In some on demand.
Another person might have you will help to open your mind when
you think options are viewed as a new idea that can work for
you.
Sir Jeff Smith has has a new gig.
He has potential. Wow.
Yes, your question? Is this propagandizing the US Postal
Service who are once again saying they need more billions
of dollars? Is this why this is happening right now?
That's one element. The other one is that kids have to be more
open minded and multi CultI there's a real heavy duty multi
CultI thing Yeah. And and then it but but I would reason I'm
bringing it up is because when I was a kid,
I There we go. I don't remember
watching cartoons that were I mean, I know that during the
World War Two, that Disney and the other guys would put out
these propaganda sick anti Hitler. Cartoons, right. But
that was the only moment I think most of the cartoons were just
either generalized about data about just life or people
bashing each other in the head or funny situations or Google
horns was some guy or woman
or Speed Racer
Speed Racer. I think it started which maybe some of you started
toward tend toward propaganda. But I'm watching these cartoons
and it's just a blatant propaganda for these little
kids. Oh, yeah. Oh, I want to put myself in somebody else's
shoes. Put yourself in somebody else's shoes dad. Yeah, it's
part of it's like no excuses thing.
So anyway, meanwhile, the only last clip I have this is just a
very short bid. I don't have much to say. I just thought that
the bid they also solve big foot and of course they make they
make fun of the idea of just, you know, I don't know what the
point of this is, but I just thought this is kind of cute. I
can't believe we really saw Bigfoot today. Wow.
Did he ever have big feet? I wonder how we buy shoes that
Hey, gang.
John, you definitely need to come to the meetup. We got to
get you out of the house. This is not this is not good. My
friend. John's gonna home the Saturday
Yeah, well, ironically.
No way. Don't tell me you're gonna do Sunday. Yeah. Oh, hold
on. John's gonna harm the Sunday I just want I thought we had a
jingle ready for you since you already saw
Saturday I was gonna take over but this Sunday, he happens to
be that paper. So I think they rotate. Okay. So but so here's
my favorite. The main thing is, is the is the front page photo.
is hilarious because it's Governor preachers to 1000s The
response is the name of it the capital. Oh,
just as audios. MoPhO guy? Yeah.
Yeah. A prayer event sponsored by Governor Rick Perry Drew
1000s to a stadium in Houston. And so they have this photo. I
wish it you see it. The I don't know if people are familiar with
the certain evangelicals and Pentecostals in particular, like
to hold their arm up and kind of a Hitler salute. But then they
bring their palm back to the palm it should be facing skyward
to to receive the grace of God or the Holy Spirit or whatever.
So you hold your arm out and then you try to bend your your
hand way back so it's pointing up? Well, apparently in Texas,
they're so old and arthritic that they can can't manage to
turn the palm up. So there's a picture here of these people
giving a Heil Hitler. So
no, you know, I love MoPhO I love it that fits with him.
It's not like it's that much data for geography. I had to go
around to find this one group that was particularly offensive.
And I would assume that anybody in New York or around the
country that's not familiar with the practice of this hand thing.
would look at this and go Oh, my God, Rick Perry, is of friggin
Nazi What is the name
of the what's the name of the title of the article?
Well, the name of the photograph has Governor preachers to 1000s
and then it goes into page 12. For the actual article. They
don't even have it on their front page. They just have the
photo and the article would be Perry leads prayer rally
for nation in crisis. Yeah, let me see. Oh, yeah, no, they have
a little picture. It's part of a video on the website. That's
cool. Zeke Heil and he's on the big screen above the stage Wow.
But apparently they like this thing didn't sell out like
there's Oh, there it is. There's Oh my goodness. There's the
picture Hold on. post that in the chat room. They'll love
that.
Oh, yeah. It's a kids is hilarious. Yeah. Oh, well.
Participants pray and sing during the response. National
Dance
if anybody takes this guy seriously at this point after
we've already gone through one idiot from Texas Yeah, I think
we have serious problem because Rick Perry is like somebody I
think one of the left wing talk show guy said you know when you
put Rick Perry and George Bush together George Bush is the
smart one I still think is a funny line. Well,
but you know, I talked to a lot of people in Austin and you
know, they want nothing to do with them. They really at least
are people the smart people want to just want to throw a shoe at
him or a boot as it were because this guy is a total total
douchebag and he is so corrupt but unfortunately a lot of what
he's doing is working you know a lot of by the way, it's kind of
a hot chicken the yellow dress in that picture you see what I'm
saying?
Nice legs so anyway the rest of the New York Times front pages
got you know they brought it this way you got the warns of
further cuts from the s&p guy who is now in full battle with
the with our own government, which will be fun to watch.
Hey, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Look at the woman in the
blue with a ponytail. She looks like she's like she's gonna
puke. She's sitting there like oh, like she has a tummy ache.
Oh yeah. This is you know the New York Times you don't think
they're like leftist or anything do you think they're like trying
to portray this guy in a bad light with this Heil Hitler
thing? Wow. All right. Sorry, didn't mean in Europe.
It's pretty obvious. Yeah. So they talked about the downing of
the chopper on the front page that talked about the s&p on the
front page. The markets expected credit ruling but risk remained
this bullcrap nobody expected that I know of them. And the
Mark seven me
Hello, hello. Except me.
And then they have the last word below the fold story is that one
of rods schizophrenics apparently can get through the
day with moments of self conversation exactly what the
learning would hope with the minds taunting voices. Wait a
minute, when your wishes you sit down you have a chat,
chat with myself. I'm going to sit right down and write myself
a letter
of care. So that's it for today's New York Times.
John's Sunday. Sometimes there's just too much irony in the news,
my friends.
The temple was on the adventure trip of a lifetime exploring a
glassier on a Norwegian Island 700 miles inside the Arctic
Circle. The group were asleep when a polar bear attacked their
camp. Horatio was killed and two other boys, Patrick Flinders and
Scott Bentall Smith were hurt all the trip was organised by
the British school exploring society based here and those on
the glazier had been sent there to take measurements for an
ongoing scientific study into climate change.
I mean, it's horrible to laugh about this.
It's horrible to laugh about I'm telling you climate change is
killing people.
Yeah, it's killing people because there's so many polar
bears the other hungry I mean, that's just irony. It's just
kind of a sick joke. It's a it's a sick joke. But the irony of it
is they you know, they go to to investigate climate climate
change where the you know, part of the whole farce is that you
know, holders are dying off Often, even the polar bears are
sick and tired of this crap. So well used
to the polar bear that now it turns out, you know, half these
polar bear shots are photos Shaw didn't know. Yeah. You know it's
ridiculous actually more than a couple of photoshopped jobs.
What was
it? I think we're bear I think Rolling Stone this month is
running Hold on a second to Rolling Stone. Al Gore Rolling
Stone is running an old article by Al Gore called now why yeah
cold climate of denial. But there was a there was something
in there were like the prophets of Doom or something people who
didn't deniers of doom, I'm trying to look for the actual
what was the wow, I can't find it now. But it's kind of weird
that they're running an article from June. They're running now
as their cover cover article. That was kind of interesting.
Anyway, while you were watching cartoons, I was scouring don't
have to. That's right. I was scouring the Federal Register,
and came across a brand new document penned of course with
the auto pen by our President Barack Obama August 4 2011
presidential study directive on mass atrocities. And this is a
I, you know, presidential directives, what kind of legal
jurisprudence to these have, in your opinion? Professor Dvorak?
I don't know. Like an executive order. It's a it's like a
suggestion.
Yeah. But I think there's like, I remember there's a lot of
people talk about PD 51. A presidential directive, I think
is there's something to it, there's some legal status that
we might need to
read from the book of knowledge, Oh, please, better known as
presidential decision directives, or pdds, are a form
of an exempt form of an executive order issued by the
president with advice and consent of the National Security
Council. So as far as related, as a national security
instrument, the PDD articulates the executives policy carries
the full force and effect of law. So it's like a executive
order. And throughout the terms of presidents have taken on
various titles or intents towards national security
policy.
So what is a presidential study directive?
I don't know. That means they have to do a study whether they
like it or not.
So this is a memorandum for the Vice President, the Secretary of
State Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary of Defense Attorney
General Secretary of Homeland Security now all the shields are
there. It's a huge time is the question of course, of course
they do. Counsel to the President, Assistant to the
President for legislative affairs, Chairman of the Joint
seat, so everybody, all this squirrel people. And let me read
you a portion from this because this to me basically said, or
says to the rest of the world, we're coming to kick your ass.
And here's how it works. 66 years ago, since the Holocaust,
and 17 years after Rwanda, the United States still lacks a
comprehensive policy framework and a corresponding interagency
mechanism for preventing and responding to mass atrocities
and genocide. This has left us ill prepared to engage early
proactively and decisively to prevent threats from evolving
into large scale civilian atrocities. But what does this
sound like to you? Well,
you yet another bypass of the War Powers Act,
at least accordingly, I Barack Obama, hereby direct the
establishment of an inter agency Atrocities Prevention Board.
Within 120 days from the date of this presidential study
directly, the primary purpose of the Atrocities Prevention Board
shall be to coordinate a whole of government approach to
preventing mass atrocities and genocide by institutionalizing
the coordination of atrocity prevention. We can ensure one
that our national security apparatus recognizes and is
responsive to early indicators of potential atrocities and to
that departments and agencies develop and implement
comprehensive atrocity prevention and response
strategies in a manner that allows red flags and dissident
and dissent to be raised to decision makers three, that we
increase the capacity and develop doctrine for our Foreign
Service armed service development professionals and
other actors to engage in the full spectrum of smart
prevention activities. And for that we are optimally positioned
to work with our allies in order to ensure that the burdens of
atrocity for tension and response are appropriately
shared. Goodbye rest of the world. This is America F Yeah.
This to me is disgusting. Was that a chuckle? Did you just
chuckle on
me? Yeah, I get your chuckle there. It's really you got me
chuckling it's
really amazing. So he, first of all, he pulls the the Holocaust
card. Now basically comparing all of these Arab Spring, false
flag techno expert Hillary Clinton trained shills to the
Holocaust and Rwanda and saying, Well, you know, if if an
atrocity occurs, and of course, what is an atrocity? How do you
define it? I think that the atrocity in the United States is
people are starving. How about all the prisoners? We've got?
Yeah, of slaves. That's an atrocity right there. And this
means that this will be an entire security apparatus set up
to go and I don't know kill brown people.
So have you listened to Julius No. Obama's recent speeches?
Yeah, of course. Well, he's got the he's got all this. He's
basically saying the same thing on every speech. Have you
noticed that the exactly the same, they downgrade of debt, he
says the same thing they do one thing or another? He says the
same thing. It's really weird, I think, but play the Obama's
Gall, which is the one that he's brought up the other day, which
is just like, is this the best we can do? Is this like a pep
talk? He looks older by the way? Yeah, he does.
But what I want the American people and our partners around
the world to know is this. We are going to get through this.
Things will get better. We're gonna get there together.
Kumbaya, my lord Kumbaya? Yeah, yeah, there's a lot of this. It
the whole thing. It's almost continuously the American Dream
speech. He just doesn't quite say it every single time. But
it's like, you know, hey, SOX, eat your peas. We're gonna get
through this together.
Here's another one. He's got the I got the Made in America. I
didn't miss the beginning of this. Unfortunately, I couldn't
find it because he also he basically is still on this theme
of just getting by which he's starting to see. He doesn't know
that. He's saying, I don't know what that way anyone hasn't.
Well, we're the only guys who seem to have spotted this, but I
guarantee that Republicans eventually will pick it up.
Yesterday, I proposed a new tax credit for companies that hire
veterans who are looking for work after serving their
country.
Now this is from his his public address.
Yeah, got a lot of honorable and skilled people returning from
Iraq and Afghanistan, and companies that could benefit
from their abilities. Let's put them together. No one's hiring
anybody to make sure that millions of workers who are
still pounding the pavement looking for jobs are not
hounding
pounding the pavement. Hold on. How you doing that Johnny ball,
you're pounding your pavement I'm looking for a job. I'm
pounding it and pounding it
unemployment benefits to carry them through hard times. We've
got to cut red tape that stops too many inventors and
entrepreneurs from quickly turning new ideas into thriving
PA.
What's that? Oh, yeah, EPA.
It says EPA
holds back our whole economy. It's time Congress finally
passed a set of trade deals that would help displace workers
looking for new jobs. And that would allow our businesses to
sell more products and countries in Asia and South America.
products stamped with three words Made in America
made in America. Hey, hey brown person to this hellfire missile.
That's about good to fly up here. But Made in America.
Raytheon Made in America, boy. Yeah, if only Obama would keep
to his promise from 2009 He spent
this amount of money, we're not seeing the results. We've got to
change course dramatically. Look, I'm at the start of my
administration. One nice thing about the situation I find
myself in is that I will be held accountable. I've got four years
and I know quickly how people feel about what's happened.
That's exactly right. And you know, a year from now, I think
people are going to see that. We're starting to make some
progress, but there's still gonna be some pain out there. If
I don't have this done in three years, then there's gonna be a
one term proposition.
Isn't this exactly where you're cruising for my friend? A one
term proposition. Yeah. And you're gonna quit because you
want to spend time with Malika and Shaniqua Yeah. Yeah, it's,
yeah. What are you gonna do?
Well, I got one thing if you want to get a little kind of
something, it's kind of odd and you're not in a not so amusing
way. There was a you might remember this is few months.
back this Iraqi fart rent ran down his daughter and her friend
because the daughter was dating some guy that was outside the
circle of things it was on her killing killed her.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's what you do with your kids.
So of course, Arizona people, they finally found him guilty of
manslaughter. They couldn't get him for murder, even though he's
plotting because they don't they couldn't. The DEA couldn't seem
to get the message across about honor killings being a societal
thing in certain cultures, and they row because they talked to
some of the jurors afterwards and I went, Oh, no honor
killing. So anyway, but the thing is, they released a tape.
In the meantime, this was on CNBC, or one of these odds
networks. They released a tape of them talking to the initial
police call to the guy's wife, the murderer, his wife, who they
preface with I don't know if I got too much of this on the
tape. But apparently, she was actually hired by the US
government, this woman to train people on Muslim train troops,
American troops under Muslim culture. Now, I don't know about
you, but if you listen to this woman and the back and forth
between her and the policeman, you have to wonder how she got
hired in the first place a and b. What's going to maniacs I
mean, this is the nerdiest thing you'll ever hear play in US
troops
about Arab culture before the deployment to the Middle East.
Detective Bill Lang reached her by phone and recorded the
conversation. It's never been broadcast before. And it is
chilling. Hi, this
is Detective Bill Lange of the Peoria police department I'm
calling is in reference to your husband. Have you heard from him
lately? I don't think about anything. What happened was
Nora, she was with a mall. And they were at the department of
economic security. Solid ended up running them down with his
vehicle.
Who said my husband, my husband, this woman? She's lying? Because
she's
if it's not your husband, and where is he? I don't know. Your
daughter is about close to dying. Yes, she's in. Thank you.
Thank you. That's what she needs. A sick individual. Person
and my husband, he's good person. And we are good family.
But this is families. We're not mentioning where she's at. And
you were just saying how what happened to them was deserved.
We can we can call my daughter. She's my my admin. I don't care
about we cannot release her her location at this time.
You just sat there and told me that everything that happened to
them was okay. And now you all said you have concern for your
daughter. No. It didn't work that way.
Yeah, I think these tax credits that Obama is passing is to hire
people like this.
So I mean, what is his what was his woman? How was she working
for the government teaching of troops about Middle Eastern
culture? She sounds like a complete psycho. Wow. Just bring
that out to live enough.
Yeah, just Yeah. Make me feel good. Did you did you know this
was a big tech story. By the way. Are you on twit today? No.
You we need to get your back on twit to promote the show. Man. I
was just on
twit a couple of weeks ago.
You gotta go back again. It's good
for us. I'll be on for their big party.
So I'm sure you saw the story at the Blackhat conference which
has you know, sounds like oh, this is hackers is it hackers
and this was in in gadget and all these all day to CNET. And I
was like, wow, you know, these guys that created a drone that
can go listen to your cell phone. These hackers are
awesome. And this really bothered me this story. Did you
see this? Yeah, yeah, you saw the video of the drone and
everything. So it was built by this guy named Michael Tassie.
And, and I like so what are they what are they trying to? What
are they trying to tell me with this story? In fact, I think I
might have. I think I have a clip. Let me just check. Yeah,
I've got a clip here. This listen to this for a moment.
Just kind of interesting.
There's a new bug flying around. It could sting you from 400 feet
away and you wouldn't even know it. It's called a remote control
plane called wasp or wireless aerial surveillance platform.
CNN explains. It can intercept your cell phone conversations
and even reroute your calls to another number. It can trace the
location of specific people and follow them home and steal
information from a target home network. International Business
Times reports The six foot long drone can weigh up to 16 pounds,
it can fly for 30 to 45 minutes at an altitude of 22,000 feet,
though legally, it can only go as far as 400 feet and adjust 50
feet, you won't even hear it coming. Sounds like quite the
project, but it's not. And that's the problem. The two
researchers who developed Wasp say it's quiet, cheap and able
to be built in a garage using hand tools and open source
technology at a fraction of the cost. But don't start ducking
just yet. Wired tells us there's still some good that can come
from the prime plane, they will be great for providing emergency
cellular access to regions hit by a disaster. They could also
run search and rescue missions for lost hikers.
So this is unfortunately another psyops. And so I look up this
guy Michael Tassie, and you know, the until wired and
gadget, everyone's repeating the same thing. If they can do it,
we can do it. You know, this guy is. He's the director of IA and
cybersecurity solutions at engineering systems solutions,
which is a huge government contractor. For the army. They
are promoting the fact that you should be ready for these drones
to be flying around overhead protecting you because they can
do it. They can build it in the garage sales job.
That's what it sounds like. Yeah. It's like PR. Yeah. Good
public relations agency. Yeah, well, this
is a huge government contract. And it was like, what's the name
of that companies
with we can figure out who the public relations agency isn't
attracted to the reporter and find that just doing nothing but
reading from a press clip.
Let's see It's engineering else. engineering systems solutions.
You find it at E S. S. world.net. Let's see if they
have if they have no news, here we go news on see if they
Lincoln Labs defense. No, no. No, not not. Not immediately
apparent, but they weren't there. They're a huge government
contractor founder Chief Executive Officer, officer Jane
Nathan, retired Air Force officer.
Power of the team.
It's a total sales job to get you ready and prepared for drone
nation.
Well, we've you know, by the way, somebody out there drone
nation.com. We need it. Yeah. So we just what we talked about,
we've talked about it before, that the country is going to
affect you. I think it was one of the kids that asked me this
the other day. When do you do that? Are you last Thursday?
Yes, I'm okay. Expect to see the first. Real drones flying
around.
Oh, they're already flying around. And you'll never guess
who's who's operating them. You ready for this? The sun rises
over another day of misery and might not North Dakota farms,
businesses and 1000s of homes all underwater? Not even the Red
Cross is safe. This video shot by a drone mounted camera offers
a unique perspective on the disaster. This is the daily it's
called the daily drone. It's Murdoch's daily drone. It's
called the daily drone. This is Murdochs
what they used to call me yeah.
Very good, man. Nice one. The daily drone. This is from the
daily from that iPad app. They've got the daily drone
flying around. And by the way, great footage.
Oh, by the way, here's a good one this ESS through their press
releases in 2000. I come out of Frederick Maryland, Frederick of
Fredericksburg. Now just Frederick. That's one of the
spook centers hilarious anyway,
the FAA is probing news Corp's use of drones. FAA spokeswoman
Laura Brown says her agency is investigating whether the
dailies use of unmanned aerial systems violates FAA regulations
Yeah, because we you know, we can't have you guys doing that.
Can't be like flying drones. That's our job. Go away. Here's
another good one with ESS What do you think their off site
offices are?
Langley?
Fort Dietrich. It's so funny. And then there were all the
flying saucers was supposedly stored.
What do you mean? That's where they are stored. What's your
problem? I'm
sorry. Oops, oops. But it's just so hilarious
that you know these these these great. You watch this be a topic
on twit I guarantee you. Uh, yeah, man we gotta get with this
is scary. Terrorists can build drones. No, it's your government
building the drones. And they're preparing you for total
acceptance. And speaking of which, though, I put it in the
show notes on the last show three to seven out any
shownotes.com And I'll put another link and I have been
getting daily at least 10 to 15. Solar Flare solar storm alert
alerts on my app. Really big ones. Yeah, like M class. So
normally it's C class. I got an m nine the other day. And we
could actually See satellite transmissions go down. There's
now news, solar flares called can cause some radio blackouts.
They cause some radio blackouts Wednesday and Thursday caused
disruptions of high frequency communications with airplanes
flying over the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Really. So, you
know, this is perfect opportunity for for something to
go down another Airbus. Oh, wait, I'm sorry. It's Boeing's
turn to crash.
So if you go to the ESS site, ah, I hate to keep harping.
It's fun, isn't it? These guys are great. Hey, wired. Good job.
You should go to the board of advisors and click on the link.
It's pretty funny.
Where do I find it under about about us go to? Oh, yeah, board
of advisors. I got it here. Board of Advisors. Who do we
have? I bet there's some good shills in there. Wait does the
empty empty page all right. As we start to wind down the show,
it's very difficult to end the show without what we need to
jingle I basically but
it should be stock tips of the week. MasterCard second quarter
profit jumps 33%. Great Plains second quarter profit drops 33%
on weaker electric segment. Here's a cute. Here's a stock
tip. Goldman Sachs. I already had this one, I think oh yeah.
Recession 33%. Likely QE three is coming. GDP will only grow
2%. And then my favorite. Justin Bieber saves Paramount Home
Entertainment up 33%. So
what was the Goldman story? Again, I'm making notes on this
to try to figure out what the I'm working on decoding at
Goldman Sachs recession is 33% likely now this is exactly what
Larry Summers said. Former economic adviser to to Obama. So
now Goldman Sachs either parroting it or I heard someone
on a local radio station that as we got a little more into
Tennessee, Kentucky. There were some local talk shows by the way
am bands silent is nothing going on here. I couldn't get anything
out. Nothing. That maybe they maybe it's the wrong antenna or
something. I don't know. Maybe they'll the FM antenna won't
won't work on the am on the radio and the Duchess. But there
was a guy who said double dip recession. That's my that's
impossible, because we never even got out of the first
1.3 33.
And I think that is about all that I got John, unless you have
something else. No, I'm good. We should probably wrap this up.
This by the way. For those of you who asked every single time,
it's the Marriott jazz quintet in the seventh day on the
seventh day, is the title of this track. It is podsafe and
you can go consult the book of knowledge and find that
somewhere. Well, John, our next program will be coming to you
from Cleveland. Cleveland rocks Cleveland rocks indeed. You ever
been to Cleveland? Yeah, no, no, I haven't. I've been to
Columbus, Ohio.
It's a hellhole.
Well, someone has offered us their house. They're not even
home. And yeah, house, their Mini Cooper and their neighbor
and good friends who were also fans of the show is a weapons
expert and will be taking us out shooting.
Oh, that's gonna be so much fun. Oh, yeah.
I you know, the thought of Miss Mickey with a Glock turns me on.
Right, I'll take that silences agreement from your end. Coming
to you from the Land of Lincoln, the great state of Illinois,
everybody. Thank you so much for your support. We'll talk to you
again. On the next no agenda program in the morning. I'm Adam
curry,
and it from Northern Silicon Valley where the tomatoes are in
season and they're delicious. I'm John C. Dvorak.
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