but it's a simple fact that's the way the government can
control the population. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday, April 5 2012. Time for you get my nation media
assassination episode three, nine or seven.
This is no agenda. Illegal in
Arizona, coming to you from Camp MoPhO in the capital of the
drone Star State Austin Tejas in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where they're cracking down on
pot. And John C. Dvorak. Raglan Buzzkill.
Well, well, before we do anything, John, let me say happy
birthday. Well, thank you very much. And I have a birthday
present for you. Ah, nice. I've been practicing Hold on a second
how was that? Play the bank was in play that the same time just
with my friends. If you think about it, I did it with
my foot. Oh, okay. That was one of those setups. Yeah. 60 years
old man. Cool. Yeah. So you're born in what? 50 2am I saying
that? 1952
Well, yeah. 19 You're saying born in 1852.
It's kind of weird, though. I was thinking about that last
night, is because you actually you were basically too young for
Vietnam. You're kind of like in between generations in a way
to keep sending people to Vietnam until the mid 70s.
Oh, all of a sudden the someone decided to make your Skype sound
like crap.
Oh, really? Yeah. Yeah. Happy birthday to me from Skype
from Comcast or wherever else seems to care. Well, in the
morning to you John C. Dvorak.
Good morning to you, Adam Korean in the morning to all ships at
sea, and boots on the ground and feet in the air and washing
ashore.
In Dede hand, I'd like to say hi to all of the human resources.
Everyone is charged up. Really ready to go in the chat room? No
agenda stream.com no agenda chat. dotnet. They are here to
celebrate. John C. Dvorak. 60th birthday, which is always nice.
And we'll probably do some other things along the way. Like with
hope, let me just check my button here. It was really
weird. Just before we started, that button went on the fridge
like
no one you cleaned. Yeah, I
don't understand what's going on. Oh, man, so many
distractions, John. So many distractions
is now the distraction of the day. I should actually do a
developing story on the Washington watchdog beat
tonight, President Obama has fired the Chief of the General
Services Administration, Martha Johnson, after an audit of
excessive spending of taxpayer money at a training conference.
At a Las Vegas luxury hotel. The expenses included nearly $200
for a mind reader $6,300 on a commemorative coin set displayed
in velvet boxes, and $75,000 on a training exercise to build a
bicycle over here, nothing to see. Look at that.
Please don't look at MF Global. Please don't look at anything
like that. Please, please, please pay attention to those
guys over there. I read this report, which by the way is very
hard to find. The it's from the Inspector General is the final
management deficiency report. You know, yeah, this is it. To
me. This is of course, set up by the Republicans. And this is
actually Mike as doing he, and he has all kinds of cute little
words. Like you know, like, well, what stays in Vegas
doesn't what happens in Vegas doesn't stay in Vegas. You know,
they had 300 people there and you know, John human, I've been
to many of these management retreats. And yeah, you know,
you hire some guy to do team building and he cost three and a
half grand and as 100 bucks for food. Yeah, that's what it
costs, you know. And this was a was like it was more than 300
people. And then yeah, and included travel and catering and
hotel costs and yet what
they're all coming in from Washington or all over the
place, you can probably assume it's gonna be $1,000 a head just
to get them there and back. Yeah, you know, that's 300,000
right there. Yes. Who you know, whose fault is that? Well,
I have the breakdown here the pre conference. So travel,
catering vendors, other hotel costs 130 36,000. And then for
the conference itself and others 686,000 Total 822 You know this
is go see what it costs what Oracle spends or Salesforce when
they bring all their their regional people in. Now I'm not
defending this. I'm just saying it's like it's so ludicrous. And
then the way they totally blew it, because they're trying to
actually listen to Mica. He's trying to make Oh, just the tip
of the iceberg we're gonna name them now happened in
Vegas isn't staying in Vegas or being covered up. We're all
appalled when we saw the IG report which outline over
$800,000, a Las Vegas junket for GSA and rightfully, people have
been removed from their positions in GSA.
So this is where it backfired, because it came out as the
President saw this and fired everybody. So they were trying
to make it look like of course, you know, that, that the, the
administration, everyone who's in there a bunch of lowlife,
lowlife douchebag, which is true.
Well, you know, there's another thing at play here, too. Mica is
the one who is the biggest opponent of the TSA and
Department of Homeland Security, and they refuse to cooperate
with him, because he's on one of those major committees. They
never give them the stuff he wants, right? So he's just
saying, Look, if you guys want to play that way, I can have a
lot of fun with some of these agencies. Let's just shake
things up. And he'll go after another one after this. Until
the he gets his way with the with the DHS Department of
Homeland Security. That's my thinking now, well,
that's a possibility. I can buy into that.
I mean, everything's a political game. And this seems,
really I mean, it's just like, it worked. Oh, it was a great
distraction. Except for you and me. We, you know, I mean, it was
like, Yeah, I agree. I mean, Oracle drops, like, I don't know
how many millions and millions of dollars on that event they do
in San Francisco every year. I mean, it's ridiculous. Yeah. Oh,
they have people pay to go to it. You have to pay like a lot
of money to get in, but they're still not making money on it.
That I know of.
Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, so you know, it's just like a really me well,
MF Global nothing. Crickets. Can't hear a single thing, just
to name one little minor minor thing and think I'm a Bobby. Now
it's just like, wow. And there was so actually this morning,
something came through which kind of vindicated my thinking,
which I'm quite happy about. Another tale
of the Hollywood whackers Hi,
everybody here in come. Whitney Houston drowned facedown in a
tub of extremely hot water, only about a foot deep. That's
according to the final autopsy report. Earlier
today. What? Face down changing the story? Well, this
is not the final report just came out. But now of course, Dr.
Drew who was on a rampage on a tear for weeks, saying this is
what happened. We take pharmaceutical drug, UK, Xanax.
So now he's changed his story, which is even better.
The coroner said that Houston died of an accidental drowning
but didn't specify just how it happened. cocaine use and heart
disease were listed as contributing factors HLN Dr.
Drew analyzed the report and came up with a different opinion
that the fact is this autopsy report shows that she had
nominal nominal heart disease, almost none, not sufficient to
explain what happened. Or you also mentioned she was found
facedown in water. How do you have a heart attack or take too
much medication and slip into the water and drown and end up
facedown? The way that happens is seizure. Man I add the entire
floor up and I get
seizure here. I'm saying once again, they killed her dude. I
mean, this seizure that would have shown up in the report
because a seizure is like is that not a clot? Is that like a
blood clot in your brain?
It could be any number of things.
But I mean, that would have showed up on on the final report
would it not have
died but I have no idea which I have it's it would kind of
report the
doctor? What are you talking about? You don't know? Why would
I know? You're a doctor?
I'm Dr. John.
Face down. Here's what happened. I
know it sounds like they saw me grabbing and shoved her into the
water. Exactly what I said after face down to send a message
exactly like your theory of the Hollywood whackers because they
would do something like that face down to send a message and
then everyone
partied. And then everyone party
right.
We had a great party and then we had Nicki Minaj do a whole
ritual. You know, the whole de monistic evils, Illuminati
ritual, whatever. Yeah. which no one has still been able to
explain to her if she was killed. This is so obvious, but
hey, the movies coming out. So that's all good when is just
crazy. So there's all these They're all these all these
minor distractions which there actually was quite a lot of
stuff going on I'd love to love to hear what you got at the top
of your list
well before we get into augments we'll start with the with our
executive producer so we can get that quickly out of the way
well,
we want to honor them quickly
well I want to be quickly out of the way I just want to I what I
meant by that is moving higher or higher to so important I want
to move it higher
listen to him listen to him backpedaling
that was pretty sad. Republicans Yeah,
you do all right, move them higher up the list, which was
your your initial intent, John, please.
Yes, it was my birthday of course. And so I we got a lot of
it because I sent out an email and I said hey, it's my birthday
hooked me up brother $60. We I wanted to really thank those
people a ton. But let's start with our executive producers
including Brett Lamont who came in from Nerang give by
Queensland is that right? Really believes 1212 12 And I've looked
in the email because he sent no comments here
but yeah, but this is this is then a 1212 12 night we have we
have
totally Yeah, he may actually be the first or second one of
these.
I think he's the second one. So there's no note
now there's no notes
beard Hold on a second let lamanai Check. Lamont let me see
if I have anything in my box. I'm checking my box. Here we go.
I have
areas do I got it? Yep, you got it. He does. Okay, says I've
been enjoying the show for ages now and had to donate I'd saved
and managed to donate the amount of 1212 12 which I hope will
allow you to find men to continue to keep us educated and
entertained and I would like to request a Hey citizen you've got
karma doubleshot please I'm about to fly out to another week
and in the minds and we'll have to get back to you as my ring
size once I get some time back in civilization and actually get
my ring finger measured keep up the fight it's an honor to be
able to donate data systems any small way to keep the show going
I'm not sure if that will be the first triple 12 night but I hope
so. Thinking he is and he forgetting he also wants to
mention that he wants to do what is also a happy birthday shout
out for me. But let's give him a Hey citizen calm
I got a special Hey citizen for him so let me see if I can do
this. You may return to your business citizen
you've got karma
Hey citizen I got some new Hey citizens.
And And yeah, that I heard that's funny, Mary anyway,
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is thing you can do. Mary Nicole and farming ham Farmington Hills
Michigan also executive producer at $620 Happy birthday to Sir
Matt Nicole. You're now an elite warrior swarmed up sworn to
uphold the values of faith loyalty and courage. And
yeah, this is this is this is Mary who member she she wanted
to make sure we did a birthday shout out for him which we did
even though she hadn't been able to transfer funds and she's
good. She's making good on it. That's great. Okay, that's good.
So Matt will be a night to good we have nine innings today on an
exciting program John name is
JC ran in your system but get most slave does that Brett? No
no no, no. Oh no. Go get most Labor's the first 1212 12 night.
Oh get mostly with Sir gacha slave to you. Yes,
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Apparently I can't do audio but yeah.
Not just gonna gripe about age. It's not your fault that is over
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A. Yes. And I do have two quick PR mentions. The first one is
the you sent out a letter wherein you said and I we hadn't
discussed it previously. But then again, we never talk except
for during the show, which is part of the beauty. We
apparently are going to be doing a 400 point. Wow.
No, no, no, no. I suggested people would tell us what they
think of the idea. I didn't say we're going to do it for sure.
Oh, no. I thought it was like a done deal. We're gonna do a 400
point, you know, we're
thinking about doing it. I mean, Bob, well, I guess I wrote the
letter. So I was thinking about it. But we know it's show 200.5
which people can find somewhere to listen to, which was a was
designed to help people understand what we're doing on
the show, you know, so
what I wanted to say is that that episode has been fan
scribed so it's that you know the so it's it's been
transcribed, but we call it a fan scription
Oh, it has Yeah, and you call it that would be nice to turn it
into a little ebookers. Yeah,
you can well you can find that a 200.5 dot read no agenda.com
Which is quite awesome.
Yeah, that is good. So anyway, the I think that is getting to
the point I might be getting a little tired. Hold on could be
wrong.
I think this thing got screwed again. John, what's going on?
What is that noise? It sounds like you're farting? Yeah, it's
exactly what it sounds. Yeah.
Well, it's my microphone again. I don't know. All of a sudden
that thing decided not to work anymore. One Two bow. Okay.
Hello. One two. I think we I think that idea of a 400.5 show.
Possibly with there's something else there like people sending
something in or?
Yeah, somebody suggested that they I've had people sending a
little audio clip as to why our show so great. Yeah, that
would be good. And we can do a whole show about how great we
are there and say, Look how great this is. And we had an
actual PR mention, which I pulled a little clip from. This
is from one of our producers Keith siloes. Or saarloos. S A R
L. O S. And apparently there's some wine show the wine down.
Have you heard of this podcast?
No, but I don't know a lot of the podcast. Well,
you might want to look at it because they got some MILFy
chicken who's kind of cool. What's the name of it again? The
wind down. The wind down wind down? Yeah. As in wind down. As
in wind down. I'm winding down but it's the wind down wind
down. Some but to do with wine.
The wind down. Okay. And so I guess Keith, I don't know if
he's on the panel. It's kind of like a twit for wine. Let's put
it that way.
It's it's about wine. Yeah, it's about wine. But he said wind.
Okay, it's a wine show. Okay. And,
and I don't know if he's on the panel regularly or
how do you spell it?
The wind W I N E, down D O wn? The wind down.
Anyway, I say get the wind down.com comes up to a GoDaddy
site.
I don't know, man. I'm just I've got the video in the show notes.
You can take a look at it there. But here's the audio. They bring
up a new bottle of Rothschild that apparently is coming out
and maturing or whatever. Something you would know much
more about than I and key those has no agenda button flips on
and it's quite hilarious in that vein, so go. You're so
alright, I want to speak Chinese
or Shan Shan Wu
means in the morning. Can
you speak Chinese?
No agenda. One of the things if you talk about the Rothschild
family? Yeah. If you really go into Google Rothschild Federal
Reserve, and it's
so whenever that happens, someone says Do you speak
Chinese? He just goes says Shan Wu I mean obviously
exactly correct that they would be in China right now developing
Weiner.
Well plus, I'll say this makes
all of a sudden I look like the conspiracy theory. But
what do you mean look like?
He winds it up with a promotion. That's why I want to play the
whole thing.
Well, Rothschild family if you go far, far enough back they're
part of the evil elite section of our federal banking reserves.
And the Fed kind of guy.
This is a wine show them going into
China and starting to open something like totally is a
popular relationship builder why? That's what wine does. It
builds relationships, and more people can get in and wrap it
up. Watch how he does it, and have long conversations about
big money. It's probably a good idea. Well, I told him in the
morning, everyone, no agenda show.com
There we go. Yeah, good work, man. That's how you do anyway.
So
I'm on to say yeah, if you do great to find it for people out
there trying to you go to Google and type in the wind down, and
it turns out to be the lip.tv/the-wind-down which is
that we're typing in. And I see there's a Sonia Meg def ski.
Yeah, that's, that's the one. She looks like a. She just looks
terrific. That's one mother. I'd like to write. And it looks like
a show worth. Definitely worth watching. Yeah.
So we highly appreciate that PR mentioned that was a good one.
And you showed the other producers how to do it. You
know, you're slipping a little thing you can you can use all
kinds of you speak Chinese. Hey, Sasha, whoa, what is in the
morning? And we see the video. They're like looking at him
like, are you Hi, what's wrong with you? And then he goes
straight into a Rothschild thing, Federal Reserve, evil
elites, and then in the morning, no agenda. show.com Perfect. We
love that. And of course, you can always just propagate the
formula which is something like this. Our formula is this. We go
out. We hit people in the mouth
everybody shut up slave. And thanks, of course, to our
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So I'm, I'm getting really tired of our president lying. Really,
I'm like, right now I'm really tired. And I have to say,
interestingly enough, our press corps is kind of now I'm just
gonna say the reporters, because none of this makes it to the
news. In fact, this is being covered up. Here's what the
President said this, you've probably seen this play on on
any number of so called news outlets, as he was in the Rose
Garden with the other three leaders of the North American
Union, called her own and Harper, talking about how great
it's going to be when we have that a marrow and all that
stuff. And we don't need that, you know, all that stupid
Canadian money or pesos or dollars. And he gets a question
about the Supreme Court ruling. And just for those who don't
know what's going on here and get more nation proper here in
the United States of Gitmo, the Supreme Court is evaluating the
constitutionality of forcing people to have healthcare,
buying that from a commercial provider. And so they've had the
hearings. John, I covered that a couple of weeks ago, a couple
shows ago, and now everyone's kind of like waiting and when,
you know, so what else you're gonna do, but you know, muck
around and guess and then the owner says, So, you know, how
would that would not really be weird, you know, Mr. President,
if like, you know, the Supreme Court said, hey, that's
unconstitutional. And here's here's his response in the Rose
Garden.
Ultimately, I'm confident that the Supreme Court will not take
what would be an unprecedented extraordinary step of
overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of a
democratically elected Congress.
So my head whips around. I'm like, wait a minute. First of
all, this was not passed by strong majorities was this thing
kind of eked by? So that's not true.
But not like,
yeah, that's a lie. But the this is what the Supreme Court does,
and I'm like, wait to the Supreme Court overturned stuff
all the time. And he's saying this is it would be
unprecedented.
Well, I have a clip of him after they overturn it and he's
bitching. He's backpedaling. No, this is not the backpedaling
one, this is his This is the first commentary that he had to
backpedal from
Ah, okay. So it says I kind of just play it in
that it also has a little follow up information about the Supreme
Court this they're just doing their jobs.
The biggest problem on the bench was judicial activism or a lack
of judicial restraint that an unelected group of people would
somehow overturn
Whoa, an unelected Group A Hey, they're just some guy some dudes
and
dresses. This guy was a constitutional lawyer. This is
some dudes and dresses. They're not elected.
What is he playing the Libyan Egypt card here when you turn
normally? I told you like a total it Banana Republic with
his commentary. Yeah, totally.
And passed on law? Well, there's a good example. He said
it would be unprecedented to overturn a law passed by a
majority in Congress, judge Smith, a Reagan appointee
demanded a letter from the government by noon tomorrow
stating its position on the power of the courts to strike
down laws. Republicans in Congress counts to the Senate's
Minority Leader Mitch McConnell circulated a list of 169 times
the Supreme Court has struck down federal laws in part or
completely.
Now that is exactly the point that they're covering up now.
Because now all the talk is about, oh, this letter, and this
judge sent this letter we're gonna do about the letter and
the letter is completely unimportant. What's important is
the President of the United States, a constitutional law
professor, according to his resume, said that this was
unprecedented. It was very clear what he said he didn't say
on twice he said it in your clip, and he said it in my clip,
which is a different clip. Let me
just ask he didn't say he didn't caveat that or anything like
saying, Well, only when it comes to
precedent. Nobody ever does this, and this guy supposed to
be a constitutional professor.
So really, so spokes hold Carney is and I knew it was coming and
I'm so happy because the press corps is, is now now they're all
over it. And of course, none have this as seen on television,
you have to watch C span. So the press corps says, Sorry, dude,
but this the Supreme Court has actually done this 159 times.
It's what they do. But listen to how Carney it's just just on the
humerus of these people is unbelievable. Instead of him
just saying, Hey, you messed up, or, yeah, that wasn't really,
you know, really nice, was it he was lying to the public.
I just wanted to ask, never 80 years of precedent keep talking
about but Republicans were pointing to I think it's 159
different times in the history of America, where the Supreme
Court has decided that something is not unconstitutional.
Obviously, not all of those times involved in the Commerce
Clause, which is
none of them in the last 85 years. And that's what the
President was talking about. He wasn't 150. They are citing
times when the court ruled as unconstitutional something under
the Commerce Clause Congress, do they basically saying they
shouldn't have past some of the New Deal legislation? And
perhaps they want to revisit that. But the precedent we're
talking about? I mean, you can say that they make this argument
about precedent based on something that President didn't
say or mean, or we can talk about
to be clear, he didn't specify what you're specifying. Now. He
did yesterday, yesterday, but in his original comments, he did
not draw out that caveat. He just said the whole thing would
be unprecedented.
That's not what he said had that's not certainly what he
meant. And it was clear to most folks who observed Oh, Stan,
oh, John, most folks who understand this, it was very
clear, not like the people, but just like, you know, the elites.
Only those people really understand that you know, that,
don't
you, Jake, is that issue here?
The President said on Monday, that it would be an
unprecedented extraordinary step of overturning a law that was
passed by a strong majority of a democratic elected Congress. It
took him yesterday to talk about the Commerce Clause. And on an
economic issue. There are two cases in the years when the
President where the Supreme Court has overturned US, US
versus Lopez and US versus or what I'm telling you, very
specifically wishes it's not evident to everybody.
Well, it may not be evident to you earlier, the Shut up nor
about matters like this, that involve the commerce clause that
involve Congress, passing legislation to deal with issues
of national economic importance and national economic matters,
like
so. The President effed up, and Kearney just can't bring himself
to say it. And it oh, well, it's, it may not be clear to
you, Nora, you're a woman. You're stupid. And only folks
who are smart understand this. And the President wasn't talking
to the people. He's talking to smart people. Only smart people
get it, don't you get it. And of course, this can't be reported
on the news of the President's out there lying for political
benefit. So then they just come up with this whole letter thing.
I'll type the letter then that'll that at least that'll
cover up the blatant lie. And they even bring in Bill Clinton,
who looks like he's on death's door.
That poor guy, listen to what he's a mate, my friend really
listened to what he says
leave George Washington to sign the bill to require able bodied
male citizens to have a rifle in their home. So if those facts
are right, what is this case about anyway? Are you Hi. He's
talking about the militia
as a clip of the day, he's talking about the militia, non
sequitur,
the militia 7092. Man Come on. Clear for the day. He's talking
about the two militia acts of 1792 when the President said,
Hey, you got to have a gun in your house? No, we didn't say
that. This was about calling for the organization of state
militias. It was a whole it was a whole different thing. And
that's the best Clinton can come up with. Ah, to me, that was
just like, wow,
it's also a form of a lie. Well, form.
Now we know Bill Clinton Lies, we know that it's proven he was
impeached for lying. Liar.
Under oath, just SHA,
just a minor thing. So you know, there are some people blogging
about this, obviously, there's a little bit going on about hey,
man, that's not okay. And so then, you know, all of a sudden,
I'm thinking, you know, let me just go back and look at a
couple more of these big lies. You remember, February 9, this
was the big news.
The settlement we've reached today, thanks to the work of
some of the folks who are on this stage. This is the largest
joint federal state settlement in our nation's history is the
result of that extraordinary cooperation.
Right? You remember that was about John? No, I don't. That
was the big bank settlement. $26 billion. They're gonna pay
people back. Remember all that? Oh, yeah. Vaguely. Yeah. And I
remember I said, Oh, well. He announced the deal, there was no
deal there still is no deal. Only yesterday, have papers been
filed. So now we're like two months later, two months
after, this is like the gays in the military thing that he was
full of crap about.
But this hasn't even there's not even a deal yet. But I'm not,
but I figured out what happened to them. So finally, so you
know, and this is where all of the the states the governors, or
the Attorney General's actually get the State's Attorney
General's are getting this money, some are gonna spend it
on hookers, others will give it to people, whatever it is. And
the way it's supposed to go is roughly 1 million people were
supposed to receive are supposed to have their principal loan
amount slashed up to $100,000. And then some other poor
pathetic slaves will get like two grand, remember that, like I
shut up. And so the banks were, you know, they're on the hook
for this, but they never work because the deal has still not
been signed, the papers have been filed, we still have not
seen the official paperwork, because it's a lie. But I
figured out why. You see in the stipulation, I remember all this
clearly, because and you can I don't know which episode it was.
But you know, go back to around February 9, you'll find it. The
one stipulation was, this would not count towards people's who
people whose mortgages were backed by Fannie Mae or Freddie
Mac. Right. That was little gotcha. So what do you think has
been happening in the two months since the President announced
this great deal for everybody? And and now papers being filed?
Well, you don't know. I'll tell you. The banks have sold all
those mortgages to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. To they won't
have to pay anything.
Yeah, well, it needed a little time to do that.
Yeah. And they got it. And where's our press corps on this?
You know, there was there was I don't have the clip, I had the
clip, but I'm saving it for some deeper research with Woodward
and Bernstein, were again at some event that was shown on C
span. And I think it was Woodward who says he went around
this about the media, because he went around and asked all the
news editors, how many editorials or articles have you
written in the last couple of years that the Obama
administration was upset with? And the answers is, was
universally nuttin. What?
Yeah, because they're because they just follow the rules,
right? Yeah.
They follow the rules, they make sure to get into the events they
don't get kicked out of the press corps that covers
Washington. You know, it's all a scam. I mean, I'm surprised that
you're getting these clips of these work to reporters even
though this stuff still not showing up in the newspaper
which point you make that's the reporter goes in there ask a
good question. He gets crapped on by Carney Yeah, you're an
idiot. And they never they will they won't be able to write that
up because they editors won't let it fly. It's not gonna
happen.
You want to you want an even better one is really, really
funny. So you remember we found that website. Rewards for
Justice? Remember awards for justice?
Oh, yeah.
Okay. So Rewards for Justice came out. And just, I'm gonna
just get the site here for a second. Rewards for Justice.
Here we go. They came out with a new dude. 10 million bucks for
Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, former professor of Arabic and
engineering as well as founding member of Jamaat Odawa a radical
al Hadith Islamist organization dedicated to installing Islamist
rule over parts of India and Pakistan. Side is suspected of
masterminding numerous terrorist attacks including the 2008
Mumbai attacks, which resulted in the deaths of 166 people. So
here it is, the Republic of India has issued us an Interpol
Red Corner notice against Saeed for his role in the 2008 Mumbai
terror attacks. Additionally, the United States Department of
the Treasury has designated Saeed as a specially designated
national, which is not like an award. It's not a good thing. So
he was also individually designated by the United Nations
under oath Oscar 1267, in December 2008. So this all
sudden pops up. And then the guy Hafiz Muhammad Sahid. He does a
press conference. I kid you not. He does a press conference in
Pakistan. He says, Hey, I'm here. I'm quoting it because it
was it was not in English. I'm here. I am visible America
should give that roared money to me. I'll be in Lahore tomorrow.
I'll be there all week, everybody and Mary can contact
me whenever it wants, like, what is going on here. And so I tune
into the State Department's press corps conference. And
Victoria is not allowed to do them this week. Victoria Nuland
was my favorite, because this is kind of touchy. So they bring
in, forget the guy's name douchebag. And he gets grilled
on this. And it's the truth of the matter. I'm not saying the
fact of the matter. But the truth of this matter is
outrageous,
let's be very clear, because I've been getting questions on
the morning, hey, if you know where he is why you should this
reward, just to clarify, the $10 million is for information that
that not not about his location, but information that leads to an
arrest or conviction. And this is information that could
withstand judicial scrutiny. So I think what's important here is
we're not seeking this guy's location, we all know where he
is,
you know, they could drone him $10 million. It's not for where
we know where he is, what is the family knows about that? of our
money, by the way,
you know, every journalist in Pakistan and in the region knows
how to find him. But we're looking for information that can
be usable to convict him in a court of law, if he's already
been
indicted, as in toward Toria said yesterday, if he's already
been indicted, presumably the proc prosecutors have
information, otherwise he wouldn't have been indicted.
He's talking about he's indicted. Anywhere.
Again, I think, what they're trying to do I
didn't edit that, by the way, this is the guy
get information that can be used to put this gentleman behind
bars, there is no information right now that could they could
there's information,
there's intelligence, that, you know, is not necessarily usable
in a court of law. So
the report is not laughing that really, really, actually did a
really on him. Was that like that? Really not?
There isn't information out there that
I think that I think that the Rewards for Justice announcement
speaks for itself, and so far as saying that they're looking for
evidence that can be used against them that implicates
them.
Korea had said yesterday or the day before as well, that the
Pakistanis were aware of this. And yet, we've got a statement
today from the foreign ministers saying that the US must provide
concrete evidence if it wants islamophobe to act against it.
So it would seem like there's some confusion on the part of
the Pakistani government. So okay, so
let me just recap what we've heard so far. So there's no
judicial evidence. We know where the guy is. We're looking for
information that can convict him of the Mumbai attacks, of which
by the way, a certain David Headley has already been
convicted of being the mastermind of that the guys in
Pakistan, Pakistan is saying, you know, you gotta You can't
touch our Pakistani nationals, if you want the guy you got to
come up with some real information. But India as the as
even our spokes hold says, India has issued an Interpol Red
Corner notice India wants the guy a we clearly have to suck up
to India for some reason. Now, let me just roll this back. Few
Here we go.
Kind of evidence that the Pakistanis can then arrest this
individual and triumph.
Confused if there's not any evidence. What why is this guy
want a terrorist? If you if you I mean, you could put anyone's
face and name up there and say, I'll give you 10 million.
Thank you. This guy is good. I don't know who he is. They never
caught him. I've heard this guy before. He's good. I mean, you
could put anyone's face up there. Well, that's essentially
what is happening here.
Give me some information that connects them to some attacks on
place. Like why there's there has to be something out there.
Well, you know, there is
sue for slander.
Yeah, well, here comes the final the final lineup new guys, there
must be something you got something on the guy, don't you?
Yeah, there is
out there. I can't buddy shoot it, but it can't be used in
court. Correct. That means that there is not any, that means
that there's I don't get what what kind of information want to
talk to you about it.
It's based on intelligence and not
a secret intelligence talk
about in detail.
In 2009. David Headley was arrested and he testified in
court and a plea bargain deed on the Mumbai attacks. Is the
evidence if the evidence is insufficient, then what about
the testimony he gave testified that he was trained by Lashkar e
Taiba to carry out the Mumbai attack is that evidence and not
usable because it was then used to convict someone? Good
question,
you know what I'm not, you know, not conversant on the evidence
that he gave in that case. So, you know, I'd have to refer you
to, you know, to the relevant law enforcement agencies as well
as to the lawyers? I just don't know. Yeah.
Well, round of applause for the press corps at the State
Department. Good job. Of course, you won't see that on your news,
which is, I presume what
you're looking at these press conferences to get the news?
Well, that's what we do, as opposed to do these conferences,
and then someone's supposed to write it up and present it to
the public and they're supposed to get, you know, date. So they
don't you know, so they don't have to kind of thing Yeah, but
you know, we asked the questions of these idiots, so you don't
have to, and that never gets reported doesn't end up in the
paper.
And in this case, I thought it was actually highly
entertaining.
Yeah, that was entertaining. There were actually the State
Department events tend to be more entertaining than the than
the the cheapish, a press corps for the White House, they would
like to skip all afraid that they're gonna get kicked out or
kicked out. Yeah. Yeah. Cuz if you ask the wrong question, you
don't get invited back. I mean, this is the basic corruption of
the media. And it's, it's essentially institutionalized.
If I got a pass to go to the do ask the President questions at
one of these press conferences. I have to go especially vetted,
I've vetted, I go to the thing and I asked him a softball
question might get invited back, if I asked a really tough
question and then demand your list. He doesn't ask. I'm done.
Oh, I better do a really good job here. You're off the list
one time because I'm out of there. Yeah. Yeah, that's the
way it works. And that's what everyone
complains about. Well, this is why we are still in business is
because we are able to bring this stuff. Because people
support the show and I sit on my increasingly flabby ass watching
C span, reading legislation and looking at what's really going
on. And it's it's a sad state of affairs, but eventually, well,
we're not going to be invited to the White House depressing or
anytime, or any of the cool parties. Now,
right now, we're, you get blackballed.
I mentioned in the week, there could
be more shows like ours.
Are there are a few there are a few. I agree. It's a growth
market. It's a growth market.
Yeah, it's a growth market. Because once somebody gets
blackballed from one of these scenes they got they have no
other choice.
The problem is, no one has figured out that the only way to
do it is to do it with the audience. Which is what we do.
Look at no agenda news. network.com. If you've never
seen that,
that is that. No, that's because we're both actually trained in
this environment. This is true. It's our warehouse to some poor
schlub, who has been in the media his whole life, you know,
working for a newspaper under some mean editor. Yeah. Are they
they're clueless. So they can't you know, they don't they can't
make the jump.
So did you. A number of people asked me to look into this. And
I'd seen it but I was like, Ah, whatever. You know, this is this
is what's also good about the show is people just hound you.
Like, dude, you've got to look at this. You got to look at
this. So this, this, that's literally what dude, dude. Hey,
dude, dude, you got to look at this. The Arizona House Bill
2549. Are you know what this is about?
I don't know what it's about. Okay, so
the ledger, it's in the show notes. thymocyte. Actually 3739
What is it? Well, it's the bill number 254 Niner. And you will
find it in the show notes marked up for your convenience at three
nine or seven dot n a shownotes.com. This is a change
of the Arizona. Here it is amending section 13 Dash 2916
and 13 dash two nine or two three, Arizona Revised Statutes
relating to electronic or digital devices.
Oh, this is that that harassment law? Yeah, I know this law this
I need to write about this. It's so funny.
So let me so if you look at the actual bill, it's actually like
a redline copy which is kind of cool. Because previously, it
would say it is unlawful for this I'm reading from section
1329 Or one six A it is unlawful for any person with intent.
intent by the way. The words matter intent to terrify,
intimidate, threaten, harass, annoy, or offend to use a
telephone and that is crossed out and change to any electronic
or digital device and use any obscene lewd or profane language
or suggest any lewd or lascivious act or threatened to
inflict physical harm to the person or property of the
person. It is also unlawful to otherwise disturbed by repeated
anonymous and telephone calls as crossed out electronic or
digital communications like email or comments. The peace
quiet or right of privacy of any person at the place where the
telephone call scratched out communications were received.
Any person who violates this section is guilty of a class one
misdemeanor class one misdemeanor is punishable by 12
months in jail and two and a half $1,000 dollars in fines or
both so the things that are and you should write a car about
this the things that are a little disturbing is words like
intent. So even if you didn't you know, even if you didn't
even if you if there was a someone can prove intent to
annoy or deform offend harass, I mean that is basically what the
internet is the whole thing is meant to annoy and harass and
offend Yeah,
exactly. And that would really just reminds me of these these
boneheads who come into the game late and then they say you can't
use a hyperlink you know it links to my site Yeah, guy don't
want That's lame. You What are you doing on the internet if you
don't want to be hyperlinked? I mean, this is like these idiots
in Belgium who were reading this newspaper organization and they
got sick at Google. Yeah, taking their you know clips they have a
you know, you search Google shows up they said we are
content robots dot txt by the way, we'll stop this immediately
so people can do it on their own they
wanted the promotion but they didn't they didn't want Google
like
say it once Google scan and so which by the way yeah, like I
said they are idiots because they didn't know you could use
robot dot txt and they stopped they'll stop at the drop of a
hat but no they made a big stink about it so Google blackballed
them, but this and they won't link to them under any
circumstances. And then like six months later, these guys come
begging me to be going broke.
Now, of course, the pundits are out there. I you know, this is
this is it's very obvious what this is about. Yeah. But words
matter. That's the way I see it, you know, words. Matter. I mean,
this show will be if this is passed by Jim Breuer, if she
puts her signature under it, this program is by definition,
illegal in Arizona. Because we use obscene, lewd and profane
language, lewd and lascivious act. I have definitely
threatened to inflict physical harm to persons and property.
And I'm very well, you're annoying and you offend.
That's for? I haven't heard you. Threatened violence. No, I've
definitely said I will shoot you to tsap only Yeah, well, no.
Well, do I have intent? I've got weapons.
Yeah, I think you could prove intent. So what happens to state
people most of these You Do they really think that this is all
taking place within the confines of Arizona. I don't know where
they're going to do put an extradition order out for every
citizen in the country that they track down and in a chat room
who says you suck. You suck? Do you say oh,
by the way, douchebag we we have a wondering if we do like 14
Douchebag call outs and one show is that then 14 counts. Do we do
we then get 14 years in the slammer in Arizona?
$2,500 per count, I would guess Yeah.
And And 12 months in jail. I anyway, it winds up here.
And the way you know that that program, a girl's nearby or
whatever it was called it got everyone talking the app. The
app you mean Yeah. Well, the app? Yeah, the it was according
to this story. It's a Class C felony under this law felony for
stalking and intimidation up to 25 years in jail. Yeah, so if
you go rolling up to someone and using that app, Hey, babe. Nice
top. Oh,
is that how you do it? John? Let me just write that down. Hey,
Akshay,
add a column out. And I have the whole procedure that you should
use if you're going to use this app. And what what will work and
what won't work. That was an example of somebody that won't
work you'll get your slapped if you want to get slapped.
So that was one of the many store Anna Thank you very much,
everybody for hounding me on that. Because once I saw the
bill, which is what I do, I enjoy this so much. I enjoy
reading legislation it you know, you can wake me up at 7am and
say, Hey, man, I got a new bill for you. I like cool as like
Christmas, Christmas in April. Another thing that came in and
this I'm sure you receive a lot of this was tweeted everywhere.
And I have a serious question about this. Maybe atomic rod can
help us out. And I have my doubts about it. So actually,
there's two stories one is United States draws up plans for
nuclear drones. So they're talking about a new generation
of nuclear powered drones capable of flying over remote
regions of the world for months on end without refueling and
along with that comes Boeing is very close now to developing its
hydrogen powered phantom AI unmanned drone. which will also
effectively do the same. So if this is possible if you can have
nuclear energy a reactor small enough to be in a drone why
don't I have that in my backyard? Why door Why don't we
have it in the car? Why don't we have it in airplanes already? So
either this is a total bull crap story and anything that comes
from Wired I'm pretty much sure it is. Or hallelujah. How
awesome is that?
We great gas ever Yeah,
I get me one of those. I'll put I'll put it right in the
backyard.
One load of fuel would last I think I don't know what two
months No, I think it last I did. Which by the way I think is
the bogus part. I suppose if you made it small enough it might
only last month but this should last years.
Well, but seriously just talk to rod about it. Well, no, yeah, I
know he's listening but you know, just thinking about you
know, I do know something about aviation. You're gonna need a
power plant in these things. And let's just say we have a drone
the size of a Cessna. I mean that thing gulps 16 gallons an
hour of fuel it has you know, the engine is 300 plus
horsepower. That's some serious stuff you're talking about. You
can power you just give me a 300 horsepower generator how many
que vas can we get out of that? You can power a house with that
and it makes no noise it's beautiful. And apparently it's
safe enough to fly over the whole world so you know nothing
no one's concerned about that. I think the story is bogus. Let me
just see who wrote I think it was a wired story let me just
double it was everywhere but usually
down these things they float into the into the everyone good
catches the attention Guardian all the you know, not all the
old timers are still pretty competent. But these new these
new writers that come out of J school who never took science
and then the next thing you know, they're writing about it.
They get completely, they can completely yes suckered by these
PR companies or whoever's trying to get this stuff to get into
print.
Well, so this is from The Guardian. According to summary
of the research published by the Federation of American
Scientists, computer based projections were used to test
the concepts based on requirements and direction
provided by Northrop Grumman, Sandia performed focus studies
to translate stated needs into conceptual designs and processes
that could be transferred easily from Sandia to industry design
and production personnel. So it's been studied and sciences
in and it's good to go.
Yeah, well, maybe on paper.
Well, I'm very, very excited because I would get me one of
these. I'm not afraid of it. I'm really not afraid of it.
Especially if it can fly over in the skies is great. Here. The
potential impact of nuclear powered drones can be gauged by
comparing them with existing aircraft such as the MQ nine
Reaper, of which by the way, another one just crashed in the
Seychelles yesterday. It careened off of the on landing,
careened off the runway into the ocean. careened so that's a good
word. Corinne. It touched down on the runway and bounced a few
times before ending in the sea at the extreme southern end of
the runway
coming in too hot that's exactly
what it is. It came into hot bounced around. It's called poor
porpoising And it couldn't stop they should have done a go
around but you know a bunch of idiots flying these things I
guess. Anyway, the MQ nine Reaper, which is used
extensively in Afghanistan, Pakistan and operations against
insurgents. The Reaper presently carries nearly two tons of fuel
in addition to a similar weight of munitions that I Hellfires
and other equipment and can stay airborne for 42 hours. So using
nuclear power would enable the Reaper not only to remain
airborne for far longer but to carry more missiles and
civilians equipment and to dispense with the need for
ground crew
you can infer from that that comment that then the nuke the
reactor is weighs less because it was going to carry more
munitions weighs less than two tonnes Yes, correct. So and two
tonnes would be 4000 pounds approximately. So they so the
thing has to wait could be 3000 pounds, maybe decisively car
besides have a small car
so I can park that in my garage and have that as a power plant?
I'm all for it. Anyway, so nuclear rod Adams listens to the
show he he works in the Navy, and he was on a nuclear
submarine. Most of his
small piles here and there around it campuses. I think
Berkeley University of California Berkeley has a small
just laying around a nuclear reactor in one of the bay
Buildings even though Berkeley is a nuke free zone with signage
all of when you drive into Berkeley Welcome to Berkeley,
nuke free, you know, kind of thing. But meanwhile Cal has got
one right there and the campus.
Really? Yeah, I
didn't know that very famous little. It's one of the oldest
reactors, I think in California, and I'm very used for jackin up
making isotopes and stuff.
I'm interested. I'm interested, I'm very interested in a nuke in
my backyard, I'm not afraid I'm really not. Just seems like
perfect. And if we're going to be flying them around and went
over to me, where can i Where can I get one? It has to be? It
can't be a million times more expensive. I mean, they can't
like, no one. Nowhere does it say oh, you know, it's gonna be
so expensive. The drones are supposed to be cheap. I
think that technology by now would be cheaper. I mean, it's
just the cost of the fuel, which is down has been depressed
because of Fukushima. Because there was Oh, give us bad. And I
think it would be Yeah, little thing. If it was the size of
let's say a smart quizzes Smart Car way.
Oh, it's nothing. I've had one. I had a smart car. They went to
2500 pounds, maybe maybe it's made out of plastic.
Well, what's the way to be but let's assume it was made I still
would probably be but that's the size. I'm imagining the device
to be
a smart car, really you think?
And then I would you know,
730 kilos, 16 109 pounds. Okay,
so and it was made out of steel and lead, which you'd have to be
if it was a power plant, it would probably weigh close to
4000 pounds. And you'd come up with some wheels. And you could
push it over to where you want it and then you lock it down to
a tornado doesn't pick it up. Yeah. And
if you don't like it, then you push the thing down the hill,
get rid of it. Yeah, they will take you to the garbage right
into Lake Travis. Perfect. Perfect. Anyway, that was just
my little thought.
I like it. I thought it was very good. Idea. So back to the by
the way, she got a sign this thing she's nuts.
But people you can do this at home, you know, when here's what
I'm noticing. I also noticed that no agenda News Network,
which is a little irritating, but I don't mind the clicking.
So people will find something on like activist post.com or
something else. And you know, down the bottom of the story, it
says source here and you click there. And then that stories Oh,
no source here. And then finally, you trace it back to
the original source, the union, which is usually in many cases
actually. Like an AP or a Reuters. And from there, you
know, when you see like the scientists said, you know, go
look at the research, go download the paper. Now you've
got to do a little more than just like read wired.
But worse than that is that you're getting it's almost like
the way you tell the joke to one person after another. I have
seen these stories because I was working on one the other day,
where this I found the story, it sounded pretty exciting, but it
was referencing something else. I went back to that and it was
referencing something else. Then when you went back to the
original one, that story was bogus. Yeah. It was like, wait a
minute, that's not what they're saying. Why are you interpreting
it this way? You got to be careful.
You got to be careful.
But yeah, so you can do this. I mean, and reporters could do
this. And the news could do this and it's time consuming. No one
seems to really care.
You know, one thing we didn't discuss about not caring. We
seem to have just completely given up or we didn't follow the
M ad bomber story at all. What was the M ad bomb was the guy
that was caught by TSA when he had homemade bombs in his but he
didn't have any homemade bombs. He had some firecrackers
right. You're
hearing for a man accused of trying to bring explosives onto
a plane headed to as San Francisco was delayed today. 29
year old Joseph Piccolo was detained in Philadelphia
yesterday after airport screeners found M 80s And a
bottle filled with flash powder inside his backpack. Piccolo
told authorities he left the explosives in his backpack by
accident. He's due back in federal court on Tuesday, right?
First of all, it guy looks like a stoner who would forget Yeah,
dude, Crown man. I forgot the flash powder which is I don't
know what he's going to use that for. He may be as a
photographer. I have no idea but the magician Hades to get a
couple Ma's was just a big firecracker. Dara. They're
nasty. But this is what's it what is the point? I mean? So
now this guy is screwed for life.
Oh, yeah. No, he's going away.
But there but to be sure that the DHS and the TSA are going to
be bragging about how they stopped a Mad Bomber.
Yeah, finally they got one. Yeah, they
got one is a stoner. We got him. We got the Stoner. Anyway. I
don't know we never picked it up. I
know we did. You did actually. You just don't remember.
Oh, I can't. I'm 60 Wait a minute.
Yes, it isn't. Don't be alarmed.
We're here on official business.
But we're forgetful. So, at the end of last show, we had a nice
little chat about this. The change in the DSM that's the
manual for a mental disease, whichever which the
pharmaceutical industry uses to pay doctors to push crap on you
that you don't really need that will make you wacky. wiggy make
you wig out. There's a new term wig out. Or that one, John?
Yeah, Manny, wigged out, me. wigging
out man, that was a good term. We
need to bring that back. Wiggin out.
We get out. Oh, you know, we were sitting with one of our
neighbors having some drinks the other day. They're older they're
older than you. And she used the term she said no shit Sherlock
and like wow, that's a no yeah, that's an old classic. I haven't
heard that one in a long time either. But we're talking about
so this DSM five which is coming and there's a great a one hour
YouTube video you'll find it the show notes 397 on any show site,
calm under video about the about the DSM. And how you know,
everyone knows it's not based on science or anything. It's just
bullcrap. And I think we are listed in it as you know, if
you're if you're a conspiracy theorist, no, you should be
taken Zoloft or whatever there's something in there for us. And
our conversation struck a chord I got a lot of emails as I hoped
I would actually from parents who listen to the show then it's
very hopeful stuff is very positive. So I can I share one
of them with you that I got from will our producers. Adam, John,
enjoy the show thank you just want to send a note in regards
to autism and how quickly doctors and other specialists
love to jump on diagnosing and prescribing drugs. My son
started talking quote early at around eight to nine months
simple words like data and milk, but then suddenly stopped at
around 12 months. Instead, he would point and grunt or make
other sounds. Clicking his tongue meant truck for instance,
as would you think, well, doctors were quick to jump on
something being wrong with him and prescribe him meds and
treatment. But I knew he was okay. He was just doing his own
thing. We did get a speech therapist but that did little
more than frustrate and piss him off.
I know man like a little pissed off kid. Yeah. 12 month
pissed off. 12 month old. I know many parents get scared and
wants to do the right thing. So they listen to these idiots and
drugged their kids. Are we better off doing their own
research? We did. We found out that rather than autism these
late talking kids are often described as having Einstein
syndrome. Have you heard of this?
Oh, yeah. Einstein, I think we went to
five he was five until he saw your talk
said a word. And you know the first thing they said when he
says well, what? Why did it take you so long to say something he
said, I had nothing, nothing to
say exactly. So we we found out he had Einstein syndrome as he
was a famous Einstein, a famous late talker himself. There have
been many geniuses that have only started talking after three
or four years of age, the developing mind can only do so
much as it is growing rather than the speech portion of the
brain developing first and other areas taking over instead. When
my son was a little over three years old, he suddenly started
talking again, just as if someone flipped the switch. The
amazing thing is his speech was normal speaking in age
appropriate sentences. He's now four and a half well ahead of
his peers. People often comment he sounds like a six year old.
He reads and writes does simple math counts to 1000. If you'd
let him you can even read large numbers in the hundreds of 1000s
or millions. By the way, not having a TV aka what we call the
brain sucking machine in the house probably helps too. So I
just thought it was a really nice story. And you know,
because I was not familiar with the Einstein syndrome, it's in
the book of knowledge. Term Thomas Sol used to describe the
exceptionally bright people who experienced the delay in
development of speech, the name of
Deja drugim so they'll never get developed their brain at all
idiots when they get older.
Exactly. Exactly.
Well Well I found the I found a very unusual Big Pharma new
market Hey, now I ran into an ad it's the see what ad we ran. It
must be what new anyway go on TV drones or new use. Let me set
this up. It is a new angle and new usages new angle. Okay. So
let me set the ad she has a dog though. I've seen this as he was
running through a bunch of pipes, a clear pipes because
they don't want the dog to get out into the open because he
might get catch something. And it's a drug ad in the same
format that the money making format and I heard a guy who did
one of the first As for the drug companies that resulted in these
huge sales upticks, because people in the advertising they
go back to Astra but they've decided to let's go to the real,
the real money people's animals play
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So I just said Wow. And it's the same formula.
Did you hear the wolf howl in there? Yeah.
There was a little wolf how they
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Wolf is not a wolf who's a beagle. I
so this proves our point. That the disclaim because I don't
have there's no I'm sure there's no law that you gotta disclaim
all these drugs for the dog. Yeah, you might get depressed as
a dog, please. So it just proves people respond to that. Oh,
yeah. Sounds good. Yeah. Oh, my powerful
if you need all those protections, yeah, my dog. Now
let's talk to your vet. You know, it's not ask your doctor
if this is right for you. Talk to your veterinarian. More wet,
no. Corrosion areas. The show? Yeah. But in terms of like, you
know, basically selling out to Big Pharma for for a piece of
the action.
Oh, yeah. Well, there goes the audience. Thanks, John. I'm just
all those hot chicks who became veterinarians now just switched
off the show? Yeah, no, we're done. We're done. I tell you, I
know
the veteran died because especially there's by talking
about this, as I've already lost them, there's been a huge
increase in these vet chains. And people who have pets know
about this, you know, used to have the local veterinarian,
he's a local guy, and it'd be you know, a dog and a cat side
of the building. And you go in there and it wasn't part of any
any major chain. Now there's these chains of vets very much
like Walmart's of veterinarians, and then you can look this up,
and they're huge. They're all over the place. And they
essentially gouge you.
Yeah, well, it's because people now are buying insurance for
their pets, which proves the how the insurance thing rips you off
because once the insurance companies got in there, and
people like wine, I might as well pay you know, 100 200 bucks
a month to insure my pet. Now if you if you don't have insurance
for your pet, you go in I mean, oh, this shot is 400 bucks.
What? Yeah, it's crazy.
It's unbelievable. Now it's a big scam.
Well, let's stay on this for a second then because it looks
remember we were tracking tuberculosis. The first of many
reports a TB which we know there's a man made version now
out there by their own admission. Tuberculosis Oh is
gonna kill everybody. Well, we got to have a vaccine. We got an
experimental vaccine, tuberculosis tuberculosis. Well,
let's start the fear mongering the
health scare at a local school a student at Lorain High School
has tuberculosis. So today students and teachers are going
to have access to tuberculosis testing. Now the school notified
parents with a letter on Friday and a recorded message at the
county tuberculosis Clinic says that the testing will be
available starting today. You see the number right there on
your screen. It's 440
testing that test for tuberculosis. This is in Ohio
and what you notice the usages of the reporter there there is
no some sort of a privilege they're going to have access
access to test very Yeah, I'm glad you caught that.
What is that? What is the what are they conveying? Privilege is
like a special deal for these people and below if you get
access to testing you'll get you get get to be tested.
Well if you're not as good as pretty well, if you're not a
good slave, you don't get access to the test.
I've been listening to usages and that's what this other clip
is this new usage is clip you might want to run it after I
give you the this is about Bart in the Bay Area. I want you to
spot the usage. This would be kind of a test and ask Adam see
if you can when the guys uses this new usage. It's like I
would just I mean it's like a boring clip about how they're
doing Changing the seats on the BART trains from wool. They
always have wool colored covered seats to some sort of cheap
vinyl. Because everyone's there was a bunch of reports it was
all set up as a brainwashing trick. They set up a bunch of
tasks. Oh, there's lice in the seats and everything just
started months ago about how this dirty old wolf seats and
Bart, where you know, crawling with bugs.
Well, it'll be a refreshing change for a lot of Bay Area
backsides one of the biggest and longest standing complaints for
BART passengers is gradually being replaced, kiddo shows us
why your next ride could be a whole lot softer and a lot more
sanitary.
There is an unusual smell on this bar train the smell of
brand new vinyl seats. This one is the first of 100 cars to get
them. And Shawn steel make sure the installation goes smoothly.
You look like a proud father. Oh, yes,
I am proud that we're actually introducing or have are
campaigning these seats for our passengers.
campaigning.
What is that supposed to mean? I don't know. He and he stopped
himself. He says we're, you know, you've played that little
part of it because he says he stops himself and changes the
word to campaigning as if he was told to do that. I am proud that
we're actually introducing or are campaigning these seats for
our
passengers.
I guess there's
something hasn't been approved somewhere. Now he's reversed. He
was introduced producer inducing. Then he's changed the
word to campaigning, were campaigning the seats. What? I
don't know, I don't know. I was just taken aback by this and I
have yet to figure out. I mean, obviously, he was told to say
this by somebody above him for some reason, but who, who and
where and in the spectrum of craziness and of propaganda of
public relations, decided to use the word campaigning in a public
way like this. It sounds like this, you know, boardrooms
speak. You know, kind of crazy rides. It's kind of Silicon
Valley bull crap.
Well, I'm looking now in the book of painting the seats.
Yeah, I'm trying to find out ladies and gentlemen, you knew
Bart's so maybe campaigning means,
but it means what it means which is there. Just, you know, he's
on Er, yeah, it's it's Er, yeah, we're campaigning, but maybe he
screwed up and he shouldn't have said that. But he almost sounded
as though he meant to say it because he had stopped himself.
Yeah,
I'm just mulling over this see if I can find anything.
I think was the reporter standing there here and this
never snow wouldn't
say anything, I think, oh, here as it outfits another 100 cars
with the vinyl seats were total of 200 made over cars Bart plans
to give to gather rider feedback on the conversion through on car
surveys, as well as through Twitter, and Facebook and by
phone. Hey, hello, this is the BART guy. How's your ass? My ass
is great, man. Thank you very much. I don't want wool seats.
It'd be nasty. People spilling stuff on it and be all sticky
gum.
You imagine had gum seat since this. I don't know when bar
started. I think this I think they've been 4050 years of wool
seeds. And now all of a sudden they're changing the vinyl. I
mean, technically, if you want to have, you know, a comfy seat,
you want some sort of cloth but His cloth. This cloth is no
good. And if you want something that lasts a long time, you just
make a solid plastic seat like they do in the New York subways.
Yeah. I think it holds it down. I don't know what they're up to.
How's it down? Yeah, hey, go. Hey, Coneys back. Just mentioned
that Yeah,
I saw that you got to do a second movie. Yeah, it's
out now it came out. Oh, it is. Yep. That was quick. Kony 2012.
Part Two beyond famous. Yeah, to about 20 minutes, 20 minutes,
about 1920 minutes. And, of course being heavily promoted
all on all the news networks. The first one went so incredibly
viral. Let's check it out. Let's see how this one is doing. Let
me go to their web page here for a second Kony 2000 1203 102
views. I guess they didn't.
They didn't turn the bots on.
Let me see. Well, the bots will go on a second. Let me see. Let
me just make sure I've got the right page. Just want to be
absolutely sure here. Don't want to. Let's see YouTube again. I
am on YouTube. I'm on YouTube right now. 302 views that's all
they got. Or at the intro is pretty funny.
Or Facebook recently, you've probably seen a new campaign
called Kony 2012. It's gone viral. 1 million is 60 100
million people have now social media at his best it's uniting
people all across the world. The new way to move the world to
action this
movie is not without critics. Critics say the film manipulates
the facts. Simplifying
the story or simplifying a wildly complex message is too
late Joseph Kony in his 40s My favorite part and if Listen to
this pro war. Activision, utterly naive, they actually put
Alex Jones in there is so brazen. They put Alex Jones and
who's saying pro war activism which can be interpreted to mean
either Well, that's the whole point is they're using him for
their promote his mess. White Western is sort of getting on a
bandwagon and actually they haven't got a clue what they're
anyway 302 views a turn on the bots people.
Yeah, get your numbers up. I mean, and it's not August
numbers up. It's been
on CNN all morning. Orlando 202 views so so much for the venue.
That while we can't wait for this one to go viral?
Really? So I think if you want to talk about publicity, stunts,
did you get what? Oh, what you got? Donald Trump? Yeah, you
know, they think well, what are we going to do about our ratings
in Canada for the Miss Canada thing? Yeah, I don't know. What
can we do that would get everyone to watch.
Here's an idea.
Donald Trump has had a change of heart about a transgendered
beauty contestant entering the Miss Universe contest. Two weeks
ago pageant organizers force Jenna tele Cova out of the Miss
Universe Canada contest after discovering that she was once a
boy. In this universe competition requires each
contestant to be born as a woman.
I am a woman. I was devastated. And I felt that excluding me for
the reason that they gave was Wow.
But now pageant owner Donald Trump is overturning that
decision. He says Tella Cova can enter as long as Canada
recognizes her gender as a woman.
Yeah. Yeah, that's a good one.
I thought it was genius. Yes, very smart. And then the woman
of course you heard the the female talking head on CBS say
wow. Because Wow. Is girl is quite pretty. And yeah, she's
very pretty. And of course, you got Gloria all read there
immediately to get some public.
You know, you know, I thought that one was a total douchebag.
But she actually do you know that she was raped and then
that's how she got started with suing for oh, yeah, I didn't
know. Yeah, I didn't know that either. And I always thought she
was a total douche knuckle. And then I really heard her entire
story and she started she represented in the roe Roe v.
Wade. We'd like it or not. I mean, she is a serious, a
serious lawyer. And that's yes, she she wanted to have an
abortion. He had to have an illegal abortion after she got
raped. So you know, I'm I'm a little hesitant. Oh my god. This
this chicks got great legs.
You're looking her up? Yeah, of course.
She got big feet. That's a problem.
Big vietbet She has it as kind of big hands. Yeah, she
got well, that's okay. Man hands. Yeah, well, not really.
But,
but she's I think she's one of those examples. You know, this,
this idea of a chimera? Chimera? chimera, Chimera? chimera, I
don't care. Advertising. So it's really apparent with her, it
seems to me because she really doesn't have any male
characteristics facially or a lot of other aspects of her.
And I don't think she'll I don't think she'll even come in the
final 10 I mean,
a lot prettier girls. It's gonna draw attention to that you're
gonna have good ratings draw edge. I don't think she's going
to come he's you know, she's not gonna pull it off. But, but if
but, you know, Trump might try to fix it because if she could
get into the into the Miss Universe contest, the big one
which has the big audience, right, they would Judy would
pump the numbers. So this could be rigged. She could be rigged
on the fast track to get to win. I think Canadians yet to put up
with this. guy wins bet the best. The best looking woman in
Canada is a male I mean, as someone culturally insensitive.
But she's a good looking woman. And I do or Canadians. The
Canadians, you know, I could live with it. They're pretty low
key. We don't get any. We haven't gotten very few
donations from Canada. Maybe this year.
What's going on with that, man? Maybe this will help maybe we
can ride on Donald Trump's coattails. Yeah, my work we can
write it out. Another piece of legislation I read for y'all.
Some people have the notices actually saw a posting on
divorce act.org/blog. The this is a house resolution 3523 which
has a short title you may have cited as the Cyber Intelligence
Sharing and Protection Act of 2011. And I think people are
incorrectly saying this is the next soap PIPA it's not, it is
actually horror is a horrible piece of legislation. But it is
not that. And I recognize this legislation because we've seen
this in something else. I just can't remember what, because
this is the same, I think maybe it was in the NDAA, actually,
where we saw this initially, where you'll have certified
cybersecurity providers in the private sector. And if you read
this bill, which of course is in the show notes
300 seven.na shownotes.com marked up for your convenience.
It has some definitions here.
For Well, for one thing, this bill reminds me of the other
thing in Arizona, because it also,
well, not really, it doesn't really because this is about
sharing. What they're saying is, if you are a cybersecurity
provider in this in the private sector, now, this could be an
ISP, this could be McAfee AVG, it could be any virus virus
protection company, could be any number of things. Right. Then
you are indemnify I'm sure this was in the NDA, you are
indemnified from sharing this information with the federal
government. And the only thing the federal government can't do
with the information, it or you as a cybersecurity provider is
use it as a for competitive advantage. So basically, it is
encouraging everyone to snoop on you, and then hand it over to
the government. And if shared with the federal government, you
are then exempt from disclosure under Section 552 of Title Five
United States Code which I looked up as well. Now this is
kind of stuff you get you might want to do on your own, just to
look into it. But it's really not anything other than more
closing down clamping down snooping on our stuff. And
giving little brown shirt Nazis the right to do it. So I'm not
quite sure where people or white people are calling it you know,
the follow on to SOPA. But there's nothing in here about
necess Well, yeah, this is more of more like something you'd
have in Cuba, or the or the United Kingdom. I saw you the
latest United Kingdom thing. So
you guys on twit do the thing about April Fool's jokes, and
Leo said, Hey, is this an April Fool's joke? It's like, no, it's
actually true. Yeah, he,
he falls for the April Fool's jokes that are jokes. And then
he sees something like this is like too ridiculous to be real.
And it turns out that this is already
explained what it is to be done. Right. So
what it is now is all ISPs, everybody in the internet
infrastructure, along with cell phones, you name it. Now by law,
is tracking what you're doing in the United Kingdom. What's
interesting is that this was actually set up as a pilot
program in the previous government in the United
Kingdom, get my nation East. And that pilot program, everyone was
outraged. Oh, we can't do it. But it actually, it went through
it got funded for I think, like 3 billion pounds, they funded
it. They set everything up. And now they're just saying, now
it's okay to do it, too. It's not like it's still going to
happen. It's been ongoing for several years. You can find all
that in the show notes. So this has been happening only now that
I guess is the way they do it. Now it's just like okay, now
it's okay to do it. And so what we've been doing for the past
couple years is now is now legal. And that people say they
have nothing to hide
it was yet a JC or somebody else that would ask the rhetorical
question about you know, this attack you know, they're they're
essentially taking all access to all our personal correspondence
telephone calls and everything and putting them in you know,
the giant database to be searched at will. And the
question would rhetorical question was is this perhaps the
reason that there's this weird almost crazy attack on the US
Postal Service? Because if we can get rid of them that's our
last point of protection because there's serious laws about
tampering with the mail looking at your mail right
right. Interesting. Yeah, I thought so. Maybe we should just
start recording the show on mailing it to everybody on CD I
think that's the way to go actually
mail it to it's just the thought of mailing it in some you were
doing that already. Jonah did no agenda imagined All the people
who could do that.
Oh yeah, that'd be fun now we got a lot to do today I had
another audition, but I don't think that's gonna happen today.
You just want to know what the audition was for. What? Samsung
refrigerators.
Wow,
that's a big one. Too big one, but we can't do it because we
have a lot of we got to
live because the $60 thing kicked in. Whoa,
did it ever. Why couldn't you be older? Why couldn't you just say
you were 70 It'd be much better. Wait 10 years for that for that
many. Yeah.
So okay, let's see what we have a lot of
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deal. Yeah, like whoop, whoop dee doo
50 would be probably good but yeah, well, who knows? Who knows
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Yeah, that makes me 15.
Well, Jonathan Doty or I think audio Dottie, Dottie Doughty
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whistle. All right. Yay.
You guys should get together and jam. You've got karma. Can you
imagine that? A slide whistle jam. I'm sure you know, you
know, I gotta say, John. I think I think that should just be our
thing. It should be a no. I mean, you can get a slide
whistle on the cheap, right. I mean, cheap ass. It's not like
you need the really expensive one to be able to play as well
as the really expensive one. It's cheap. That's the point.
What is that? How
much does a really expensive slide whistle are like 12 to $15
Yeah. Oh, come
on. Like is that an orchestral opinion? No. What
I have an orchestral. Really. I could be wrong. I might it might
be 25 by just not the cost of it just doesn't stay a horn. It's
not like a saxophone. I'm going to order this this slide whistle
you know.
What's it made of? What's it made of? Rhino horn? No, it's
this is made out of it looks like Chrome. It's chrome steel.
Really? Let me just look one up here on Amazon. Let me see. I
think the one you want what is this a Grover is a Grover,
trophy slide whistle.
I see it I can recognize
945 That one, there's a Hohner but that's a kid's puppy slide
flute. Whistle.
You want the big one?
It's like you blow it on the dog's head. Oh, I think this is
the one What did you did you have a brand?
Yeah, I had the brand in the box. I tell you what, it's a
it should say it on the side. Isn't it engraved or something?
It's not
that's just all chrome. It's American plating
and manufactures it. That's the one $10.05 Hold on a second. I'm
buying American plating American plating. I'm buying it
when you get the boxes like this. This boxes were printed in
the late 20s I think they're still selling from their
original manufacturing supply. Because people say this I know
it's kind of a pathetic indictment on the American
culture, but nobody's buying slide whistles anymore.
So this one is new from musical instrument haven $10.05 with
$4.70 shipping like I don't have premium or what is it called
Amazon prime
prime. Let's see there we go. Trophy slave trophy metal slide
will sell for nine bucks. I think you know I'm just gonna
get one right Amazon's base price for the thing and it's the
same one is nine 945
It's nine bucks
plus shipping right yeah so under 15 bucks you're good to go
I think the high schools should think about this as maybe give
it to the music department they're cutting back on part of
the curriculum all slide whistle part of the curriculum the all
slight whistle marching band not that would be something I'd go
to see.
So I'm gonna just gonna do standard shipping. I guess you
don't I can't buy this on prime for some reason. I'm going to
share this item now on Twitter. Hold on. I'm gonna I just bought
I just bought
you're gonna love it.
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said American on it so I'll take that and everyone should get a
slide whistle and there'll be the note new agenda thing.
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qualified something to do with business. I will alert my CPA
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know, it's my birthday Yeah,
you know that that will have nothing on Sunday.
Oh, yeah. No, Sunday's were the if anybody wants to get a really
cheap executive producer ship Sunday's your day? Yeah, just
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rain tomorrow as well. Yep, hail hoots brother the real Eric
turns 34 Happy Birthday and everybody else. What does that
mean? Is it buzz? Oh, just a buzzkill. Everybody else says
Happy Birthday to John C. Dvorak. 60. Happy birthday. Did
you get a card? John, did you get a card
Did you get a card? Actually, I got it. I got a card. One card
that was kind of cool was sent from Baron Vaughn pelzman.
These knots are crazy what's going on? What
are you gonna have to do? Wait till we finish this segment what
you're gonna have to go online and buy one of these UV zappers?
Well, you can buy a electric Jabra, but then they're always
making noise. The best device I've ever found is a it's a UV
attractant, so it's a UV light. And there's a little fan behind
the light bulb and there's a pool, you keep a pool of soapy
water, and the bugs come toward the light, and then the fan
blows them into the water before they have a chance to adjust to
the stream of air. And they all drown and you end up with a
bucket full of dead bugs. That is easily disposed, and they'll
get all the nets out of the room. It's also good for
mosquitos. Let me say, okay, by the way, there's a few things at
the post office box. I'll thank those people on Sunday. Because
I think there's a few like late $60 donations because we we do
the thing. We download the data at midnight. And good thing we
did today because it took I downloaded at midnight and it
took four
hours. These things were expensive, man 99 bucks.
Yeah, they're worth every penny. Really? Yes. That's very
expensive. You'll have like as you have a situation where you
have a mosquito in the house and you can't catch him. He's biting
everybody. You put that thing out he's done. He's done.
Well, this is a expensive item. Yeah, but these gnats are like
in my studio is crazy. What am I gonna be telling if
you don't get that item? You're not gonna get rid of those
things. I mean, they'll die but you know, they'll be bugs and
you have bugs in your equipment.
Okay, I'll order one. All right. Oh, man. Let's move on. We got a
how's your sword here? Okay, good. You got it?
Well, looks like people are really getting in on obtaining
their night rings before the night rings go away. knighthoods
will remain of course after the end of this year if we remain as
a humanity. So please step forward. Brett Lamont, Matt
Nicole, Kent O'Rourke and Glenn Riccio. You are all night to the
no agenda roundtable let me slam that stored around just said
Brett. Sir Matt, sir, can't insert Glenn. Come on over your
hookers and blow your room boys and Sharknado hot pants and
boozy winches and beer and thank you so much for supporting the
no agenda program. This was an outstanding episode for us. A
lot of of course, thanks to John's birthday. It was it was
good. So if we can just keep this going. The older he gets,
the better we'll do. And and that is he Yeah, now it's highly
highly highly appreciated. I know for the people on the live
stream. We hope we made some of it entertaining out and did it
on my screen now.
Yeah, you got nats
org slash and a
I got gnats.
You got nets. All right.
Finally I'm back to that I can talk about something here um
this is a video that has been going around the circles that I
often travel in crackpot This is a video from the Pentagon have
you seen this? Are you familiar with the fun Vax know the fun
Vax the fun Vax
van Vax Fu N Vax.
Don't Google it just yet. Don't Google it yet? Promise me?
No, I'm not gonna go along. Listen,
this was a presentation at the Pentagon in 2005. I'm not sure
if this video got declassified now or why it's circling now or
what the deal is a lot of people writing about it. It's just a
vaccine that will remove the fun the lint fundamentalism portion
of your brain. So you don't become a jihadist or suicide
bomber. And this is a part of the presentation, you'll hear
the speaker and there's maybe in the room maybe 10 or 15 you're
Googling aren't you
know, I smell a guarantee and I'm writing down the possible
title for the show Fun Facts
fun facts. And he's presenting he's got a PowerPoint up and
he's got CAT scans and everything.
Fun, not fun,
no fun, fun Vax Fu N which is of course, they always love having
these cute little names. So it's fun to vaccinate people. We're
going to hear how they're going to do it what they can use it
for. And it's a guy in the court in the audience asking some good
questions. Have a listen.
Excuse me on the left over here. We have individuals who are
religious fun, fundamentalist religious fanatics, and this is
the expression RT PCR real time PCR expression of the V mat to
Gene Over here, we have individuals. So so let me
complete. So over here, we have individuals who are not
particularly fundamentalist, not particularly religious. And you
can see there's a much reduced expression of this particular
gene that the the matt to Gene, another evidence that supports
our hypothesis for the development of this approach.
So he's just shown two different brain scans, CAT scans about
this gene that apparently exists. And if you have this,
which, undoubtedly, if they did a CAT scan of me, I've got it,
I'm sure, even though I'm not a fundamentalist, jihadist. So the
hypothesis is we can develop a vaccine for this and we have
what's yours. But by spreading
this virus, we're gonna eliminate individuals from dying
on a bombastic going into a market blowing up.
So our hypothesis is that these are fanatical people, that they
have overexpression of the V mat to Gene and that by vaccinating
them against this will eliminate this behavior
that listen to this, the guy asked, How are we going to do
this?
So so the data that I'm presenting here, supports the
concept that we're proposing. And I think that we would not
propose to do CT scans or fMRI is on on individuals out in the
hinterlands of Afghanistan, the virus would immunize against
this V mat to gene. And that would would have the effect that
you see here, which is essentially to turn a fanatic
into a normal person. And we think that will have major
effects in the Middle East.
How would you suggest this is going to be disbursed? Aerosol?
I don't know if you could hear that. It says how do you suggest
this is dispersed aerosol?
Well, so the the present plan, and the tests that we've done so
far, have used respiratory viruses, such as flu, or before
rhinoviruses. And we believe that that's a satisfactory way
to get the exposure of the largest part of the population,
most of us, of course, have been exposed to both of those
viruses. And and we're, we're quite confident that this will
be a very successful approach
says fasting. What's the name of this proposal? Yeah, so
So the name of this project is fun backs, which is the vaccine
for religious fundamentalism. And you have a proposal already,
the proposal has just been submitted. And I think that the
data that I have shown you today would would support the the
development of this project, and we think it has great promise.
So without looking anything up, and is it a whole? You want to
say it's an April Fool's, what I thought too, obviously, but and
yeah, and one of the reasons I'd say that, besides the guy sounds
like he's pulling one is the is that this is not a vaccine. This
is Gene therapy.
Right, but they want to distribute it via aerosol
vaccination.
It's not gene therapy done that way. It's not possible. So this
whole thing is bold. Crowley
said vaccine the like a flu vaccine, you can inject it you
can inject the gene therapy.
Well, I thought it was gonna do now the guy says
how you distribute aerosol is has no, everyone has the flu. So
we had the flu vaccines everyone's used to that. So
that's the way I understood it, at least is it would be
distributed understand it that way, but always go on and
finish.
That's that's the clip. And
I tend to when I look it up on Google, I don't know what do you
see? I'm gonna see it's gonna be who I get Rick rolled.
No, no, it's not. I don't think it's Rick Roll. No, I don't
think it's a joke. I think it's the real deal.
Removing the god gene. Do you have heard about the God gene
before this? That has been around? Leaked briefing? 2000?
June 13 2011. So the dates don't match the April Fool's gag.
No, no, but this is from 2005.
Yeah, supposedly, yeah. Well, I didn't see it on 2005 When I was
looking, I mean, you know, these you never know about these
dates. Yeah, I don't see. Why would what was the point of me
not looking it up?
Well, because I wanted to play the whole thing before you go.
You know, just just wanted to have the whole thing out. There
was no other reason, then just don't get out. Yes.
You're trying to hide some? No,
I'm not trying to hide any fact. I mean, the problem, of course,
with Google is you get all the sites that are totally buying
into it. And yeah, I want to I don't know. I mean, it's, it
sounds very plausible to me, a do
fund VEC let me do a different search fund vacuum. hoax
there you go that's what you want to do try fund backs hoax
now I can't find anything yet you
know, so it may be true
may be true. Yeah, maybe these guys are nuts if that's true
doing
that's kind of what I thought
most of you blowing stuff up are stupid kids that are tucked into
it by some older cynical old fart hey you know I did you were
gonna pay your family off of a couple you know they get that
for one thing is a bunch of money goes to the family and
you're doing the family of favorite there's too many kids
in the family anyway we want you to blow yourself up you'll go to
heaven with with a bunch of virgins even though you're a
virgin and don't know what to do. So okay, boom. Anyway, so I
don't think this would help us change that one iota. No agenda,
pipeline, Viva
pipeline fever, Israel land fever, Israel and Greece. This
week with the US Sixth Fleet also participating joint naval
drill, which includes simulation of attack on offshore natural
gas platforms, Hulu and the significance of that is that
several Israeli firms are now bidding for the purchase of the
Greek state assets which includes the Natural Gas Company
D P A. So the Israelis are right now they're figuring out this
probably a good idea to jump in and add a little more control of
it. Yeah, I think that's pretty good. What else? Well, Molly,
there was another little blurb there. Sciences in Al Qaeda gain
ground in troubled Mali he finally got Al Qaeda in that's
good. So now we can go and buy and send the drone send the
drones over tamale perfect.
gaining ground Yeah, it becomes make this stuff up as they go
along. It becomes
also incredibly obvious India. And that this kind of is
callback to the guy that India wants for the Mumbai attacks.
Maybe we're trying to suck up to India, the India's inviting
Southern Sudan, South Sudan President Salva ki Meyer dt, and
his petroleum minister and offering to build a pipeline for
evacuating its crude oil either to Kenya or
Djibouti,
where we have a beautiful drone base, there's nothing like
Djibouti. I need a t shirt that says, I love your Djibouti or
something like that. Or look at look at her. I
love Djibouti.
I love I love Djibouti. That's it. I love Djibouti
and have a drone yet to be whoever is gonna design this. He
had to say that and bold thing and and have a drone. Yeah,
of course other otherwise it's no good. And then we had the big
Friends of the Syrian people that there has been a
rebranding, although the media has not caught on to it. They
still talk about the Friends of Syria. But if you looked at
Lucifer out there with with her speech in where was she was in?
Was it an Eastern bull? No. Yeah, I think was an Eastern
bull, wasn't it?
I don't know. Just every day she's speaking somewhere. Well,
here's what was kind of interesting. So she comes out.
And yeah, she was in Turkey. And although there's not a lot of
good video on this, he says there's no clear path. We know
that a nuclear armed Iran will be incredibly destabilizing
because this, you know, this obviously fits right into into
Syria, because Iran has now asked for a meeting. And the
High Priestess Cathy Ashton, Baroness Kathy. She's setting up
the meeting and the Iranians are pretty funny. They have
suggested they've suggested Damascus as a place for the
meeting. That's Syria for those you don't know. But that was
pretty funny. Today, we can do Iraq. We can do Baghdad or we
can do Damascus, your choice. So they're trying to figure out
where to do the meeting, but that is the it is not the
Hillary clippity clop job to do that. It is Cathy Ashton who is
the quote of course, great friends, the two of them. So
we're gonna have to see how that winds up. And then meanwhile,
what has now been decided is the following for Syria.
Fighting continues in homes according to this unverified
footage. Activist,
by the way, They've got journalists. Why is it always
unverified? I mean, this is just to cover your ass saying that
it's fake. I'm really tired of it. Verify your footage be a
real news organization. Everybody needs to stop. We
can't man.
This day and age when every guy with a camcorder could be taking
pictures anywhere. I've got a Hokie book, the cock and bull
story about where it came from, and then buying it. Yeah, and
why not? They put some boots on the ground. Well, it's funny you
asked.
Syrian troops are trying to weaken rebel forces ahead of a
ceasefire deadline next week. An advanced team from the UN
peacekeeping department
ah, an advanced team from the UN peacekeeping department. Oh,
nothing worse than peacekeepers peace. Those are the guys with
blue helmets and big guns
is expected in Damascus within 48 hours to discuss deployment
of observers to monitor them much promise truce, as part of
Kofi announced plan. 200. peacekeepers are hoping to go to
Syria although that will require a Security Council resolution
and on past efforts that won't be easy. Let's bring
in rice Security Council has been shamefully and woefully
divided on the issue of Syria and unable to adopt resolutions
that even would entail relatively modest action.
Meanwhile, the chief of the International Red Cross has been
in the Syrian capital to secure agreement on implementing a
daily to our paws in attacks to provide humanitarian assistance.
But on all counts, Western diplomats remain skeptical as
Syria has repeatedly promised to end its year long assault on
civilians opposed to President Bashar Al Assad.
So we thought it was a done deal but apparently was not all done
yet. So we have until the 10th of April that just kicking the
can down the road but when you know when the peacekeepers come
in the UN peacekeepers, you know, that usually means that
the world army is coming in and that brings me to the following.
I had never heard of this outfit. But Lucifer clippity
clop went over and and she did a speech at the AC t if familiar
with the AC T John have any idea what this is the AC T
I've heard of the AC t because I think I've seen this one other
one are there are more of their events that on C span.
Yes, this is the Allied Command Transformation and you can find
their website at once you take a look at these nats are like
freaking me out. You can find their website at AC t.nato.io N
two
messages clear clip.
Fighting continues in oops wrong
one sorry, AC T dot NATO dot i n t Yeah.
And let me play you a little snippet from her speech from her
speech there.
And it's especially timely that we would meet since Tomorrow
marks the 63rd anniversary of the signing of the Washington
Treaty, when 12 countries pledged to safeguard each
other's freedom and committed to the principles of democracy,
liberty and the rule of law. From those earliest days,
Norfolk served as a crucial naval base and training facility
for the Alliance and our partners. And today it is home
to a CT, where staff from every nation in NATO are taking on one
of the most important challenges we face together, how to
continue transforming our alliances, so that it can
champion those principles just as effectively in the 21st
century, as we did in the 20th century. And there can be no
better place and no better time as you celebrate another Norfolk
NATO festival to discuss the greatest alliance in history and
the future we are shaping together so this
thing to me as I looked it up and I took the liberty of doing
some research looks like the the organization that is meant to
bring together the New World Order army. The Allied Command
Transformation is a NATO commit military command formed in 2003
after North Atlantic Treaty Organization restructuring, it
is intended to lead military transformation of Alliance
forces and capabilities using new concepts, such as the NATO
Response Force. Let's look at the NATO Response Force known as
the NRF is a coherent high readiness Joint Multinational
Force package That is technologically advanced,
flexible, deployable, interoperable and sustainable.
It's green. Its role is to act as a standalone military force
available for rapid deployment by the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization, as a collective defense crisis management or
stabilization force, or to act as an initial entry force for a
subsequent primary deployment. The NRF comprises land, air and
sea components provided by NATO members contributed forces first
train together, then become available for a six month period
before being replaced by a new force. This is the army the
global world army. And Lucifer is right there she was onstage
Well, literally, she's almost like the Master of Ceremonies at
this thing. And I'd never heard of this thing before. But this
is I mean, this is not protecting. If one of us gets
attacked, this is a military force that will be used as our
army. Your thoughts? Professor Devora,
I'm reading the there's another little document that I've been
reading here, which is the tide document and tide and they
haven't if you look on their homepage of the act, they have a
tide sprint, coming up a little race that people can take part
in if they want. But tide stands for transforming technology
towards information decision and execution superiority. And then
I think a lot of this can be said, Just NATO. Oh, tan OTA N.
It's a lot of code in here. But as we entered the 21st century,
this threats to NATO are not what they once were no, yeah,
like, Alliance is transforming. This is costing you set up a
bureaucracy. It does what it has to do to stay alive. And the
alliance is transforming to respond to deal with the new
environment. NATO Secretary General Lord Robertson said NATO
must change radically if it is to be effective, and marginal
and modernize or be marginalized. So they started up
this whole thing in 2003. And they've been building toward
this no thanks to Rumsfeld. building toward creating this
Yeah, this is a this is a world army.
And it's being created right there
was a good PDF file and the thing was weird to me. And this
has got nothing to do with the topic, but I have yet to see
normally when you do a subdomains in a URL, you can't
use www
Yeah, they I think is required on this site for some reason.
I wonder why it's very strange. Because
of course you can you can do that you can. It's not a problem
to do that. It's just happened to set it up specifically I use
it's just a CNAME to wildcard I know all about it. I don't like
him I don't use I rock against www. You can't get to a lot of
my sites anymore with www Screw you. I'm not doing that anymore.
So this is this is a follow this now you see
this Schriever war games 2012 SW 12 defending freedom. Do you see
this thing? Now? I'm gonna go look at it. That's if you go to
the tide thing that you talked about? Yeah. There's an eagle
with an arrow flying around and Schriever war game 2012 What is
this a new game? I don't know. Schriever what is
OTA and by the way, I don't know, the organization. Now as
can't be it.
Schriever war game 2012.
Interest is practice.
They got a cool logo, though.
You know, I'm reminded of a clish lion or Shrivers New
Republic. We got to look into this handsome guy my mind and I
just want to play a little clip, just as an aside here to lighten
things up. While all this is going on. And I think one of the
reasons that
people hold on hold on before you do that. Listen to this
Schriever war games set to begin. The space innovation and
development center will conduct the sixth Schriever war game
Bobby Shriver. Well, it's SR i e s, s ch r i e. So I Shree
Schriever okay, we'll explore critical space issues and
investigate the integration activities of multiple agencies
associated with space systems and services.
Man's Yeah, yes, bass focus wargames.
It's for the moon bases. I've always told you this. I've
always told you there is stuff there are. There's warfare in
space as we speak.
Well, you is it was the Matic about a year and a half ago you
kept you kept bringing it's like you do with pipelines now. You
kept bringing everything to some Battle in space. You know a
satellite comes crumbling down. It was because somebody shot it
down. Yeah. Well,
here's proof. Well, there's
space missile and Command Center in Los Angeles, AF B. Yeah.
There's like what's the Los Angeles Air Force Base? They
just they just yesterday shot up another Delta four rocket.
You're talking about Vandenberg? Yeah. Why is it called the Los
Angeles Air Force Base in this document? I don't know. That's
weird. designs and acquires all Air Force and most department is
measured overseas launches completes on Giuditta space AFSP
C Major Command providing Space Force hey, look,
I'll be happy if I can get rid of the NATs I can't be worried
about the space wars anymore.
Cheyenne Mountain no Cheyenne Mountain, which is the you know
where they were they Colorado that's Colorado, isn't it? Yeah.
Yeah. That's where they put everyone so they MSPC in AFSP. C
stands for Air Force Space Air Force Space Command. I'm telling
I'm telling the space can we sue Yeah. Mer rocketship dies Yeah,
Shriver Air Force Base was Shrivers an Air Force base
Peterson Air Force Base in Buckley Air Force Base in
Colorado so the the most of this is in Colorado. Air Force
Station Los Angeles Air Force Base and Vandenberg Air Force
Base so there's a separate so it Los Angeles Air Force Base is
not Vandenberg. Oh, I'm sorry. So it's something else I never
heard of a Los Angeles Air Force Base. Cape Canaveral Patrick Air
Force Base minute. And Kevin Minot is where they have some
strange suppose
Schriever WarGames series is an important tool that helps us
understand the very complex operational environment yes
space these games could the Air Force and all space mission
partners a better idea of how to protect space assets from
potential adversaries and how to better integrate space systems
throughout our national security community. Awesome.
So they're also working out of clean or clear I'm sorry, Clear
Air Force Base in Alaska which I think is where harp is in that
area.
Listen to you know, it's very good listen to you. Listen to
you
in Greenland. What are they doing in Greenland?
We've got him ladies and gentlemen he's now harp rolls
off the tip of his tongue harp
is used as everyone knows HAARP is used for for long distance
communications. Vacation technology it got me
earthquakes, so earthquakes and yeah, a oh they this is
interesting AFS PC operations supports the Global Positioning
System. That's where they're at the dam to protect it. And
defense fence satellite communication systems, phase two
and three. Were just, it's all for spying on the public.
And for shooting space. I gotta get me a space gun. You know,
Vladimir Putin. Did you Did you see that Vladimir Putin remember
that crazy guy that I played the clip turns out he isn't so crazy
that Russian guy was talking about earthquake machines. And
now the media at least the or the so called Media is is taking
it very seriously. Putin here it is. This is said you cough
that's the in a meeting with Putin. Now this is according to
Russian publication but firmly propagated by The Guardian I
might add and the Daily Mail the development of weaponry based on
new physics principles, direct energy weapons, geophysical
weapons, wave energy, weapons, genetic weapons. psychotronic
weapons are all part of the new state arms procurement program
for 2011 2020 and Putin specifically is very excited
about the zombie gun. Which attacks victim's central nervous
system they got a picture of Putin
yeah the zombie gun this army guy was a big story another
distraction this last week. A good one though.
All right, you got a clip you want to set up
this is this is not mine this one webpage I gotta send it to
you it's called the Living moon.com It's got all these
patches that these different little you know every whatever
group you're in in the military you get a patch right? But
there's this one patch which is the A Air Force 10 cap special
applications this Pegasus research of an alien on it I'm
not buying that this thing actually exists as a as a
as a patch website has sound does it not on my son Michelle
living moon.com
Oh, you gotta go was cool. All right, I think edge Special
Projects division, I gotta get you got to look at a sub page.
I'll send it to you. It's gotta be outerspace connections
impossible that we don't have listeners and producers who work
at these outfits.
And that's because these outfits this most of this is bogus.
Oh, well, the if but if you do work there send us a patch.
Oh, I love we have that patch with the alien on it. Hell yeah.
All right now. Come on. All right, we
got a couple of things I can go these are evergreen, so we don't
have to do them. But I just there was one that I thought was
pretty funny. There was one of the military channel they were
talking about the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs and why we had to
do it because of the you know, the Emperor's to do that
Japanese will fight for the Motherland to the last dead
Japanese
and they were crashing planes into if they had suicide, we had
to do something
drastic. And so we'd had to drop these two bombs to show send
them a message essentially, where do you call this, but this
isn't being apparently taught anymore. And so everybody, so
they have one of the last guys who was the crew member of the
Enola Gay, bitching about the fact that nobody knows his true
story anymore. It's all been perverted by the education
system. And he makes this joke at the Emir not a joke as a
fact. But he does this little commentary just, it was an eye
roller ball.
I have no concept of why we dropped the bombs. At the time
we did. They just assumed that we dropped the bombs in order to
cause those large casualties. They do not take time to read it
and understand it. And no matter what your tone, I don't think
they're the most people will never understand. You go to high
schools today. And the high schools today don't understand
anything about World War Two. I think I did describe how I was
introduced at once High School and as a as a veteran of World
War 11.
World War 11 Yeah, because that's how bad it is.
Roman numeral two to some idiot. 11 Oh, wow. Yeah, that's
good. That's that's our schooling system. World War. 11.
Erica, oh, poor guy. Oh, man,
I just couldn't resist that was like that was just too much. So
I'm a
little worried because I think C span is being severely severely
corrupted. Losing their
main guy,
he's quit. I know, he's, he's he's gone rounder,
but he's just sick of it.
Oh, yeah. So they had this thing. C span documentary
challenge for kids. And I like this. I'm like, Okay, kids are
gonna go. And the actual mission was create a short film
documentary about one of the articles of the Constitution and
make a documentary about it. And so this is kind of cool. I'm
like, All right, I want to see these kids. And it's all based
out of their schools, obviously. So I have cut down this 10
minute documentary and just taking out some pertinent bits.
First off, here's how it starts. Couple of kids, a couple of
girls, they're in, I'm gonna guess, fifth grade. And this is
the start of their documentary about the freedom of speech in
the United States Constitution or student
or scam competition as students across the country, what part of
the Constitution was important to them? And why today's third
prize winner selected the First Amendment.
Man, this Bill of Rights was gonna be hard to say that,
again, our teacher sure did not do a good job of explaining
this.
I don't understand the First Amendment, especially the
concept of freedom of speech, and doesn't give us the right to
say anything we want.
Yeah, and doesn't allow the government under certain
conditions to limit our freedom of speech. Good questions, let's
do some research.
Okay. Were you able to understand that? Yeah. So our
teacher didn't do a good job of explaining the freedom of speech
is our First Amendment. Let's do some research. Here's the
research. They did seven minutes worth of this,
Hey, the FDA has a right to require these images on
cigarette packages.
Well, I think that I think that goes back to the First Amendment
argument and I, I am going to suggest that they do but it may
be wrong. Or whatever you
find that mandating these warning labels is the government
abusing the constitutional right of freedom of speech,
individuals still enjoy freedom of speech, or freedom from
speech. However, commercial speech does not have as much
protection as individual free speech. According to a Supreme
Court ruling. All the government needs to do is pass two criteria
to be able to control commercial speech. First, they must show
substantial interest. substantial interest in this
situation was alerting the public of health risks and
smoking. This would save the government billions and health
care costs that I would say constitute substantial interest.
Second, Did the law further than interest Shankar some pictures
of dead and dying people will definitely further to interest.
Therefore, according to the Supreme Court, the government
appears to have the right to mandate these labels.
So there's eight minutes. The whole thing is about warning
labels on cigarette packages if that shouldn't be protected
under the First Amendment and if cigarette companies have the
right to not be mandated to put that on there. It's an eight
minute anti smoking documentary. It has nothing to do with the
First Amendment except one minor minor piece, and then they wind
it up by show. Oh, you could get labels like don't drink your
look like what's that crazy actor dude's name?
Crazy actor dude.
Yeah, we would that mugshot they always show was No, yeah, Gary
Busey Realty,
get
this the same guy doesn't matter.
Thinking about hitting the slopes? Well, you won't be
thinking much more about anything if you do. Before you
decide to throw back and call them with your friends. Keep in
mind that there's a good chance to get an up like this guy. Oh,
and by the way, we all received an ad our test.
Stupid morons,
that was really bad.
That's why I fear for C span.
There's no First Amendment information in there whatsoever.
The
whole thing is that that's what the First Amendment is about.
It's about the right for the government to put labels on
things that are bad for you. That's what C span is now
pushing. And these kids are clearly clearly indoctrinated
and lobotomized.
Oh, yeah, no, this is terrible. It's like World War 11. You hear
that?
Some kid? Yeah. But it's like, oh, there'll be good because
here's some other labels you can get like, Oh, you don't before
you knock back a cold on with your buddies. You could wind up
looking like this guy. This is really this is and this is use
of our
money, also part of the Ben do prohibitionist thing they sneak,
of course.
But we got an A Oh, by the way, we got an A eight minutes of
this crap that is not about the First Amendment.
How do they get an A post facto? I mean, it's how it how was it
on the on the video?
Well, that was no that was stuck stuck in at the end right out.
Right after? Well, no. I'm not sure how they did it. But
doesn't matter. That was the that was the third place. So you
can I can't wait until they do the runner up in the winner. I'm
sure that's gonna be awesome.
Oh, I'll bet total unless somebody does a good thing on
the 10th amendment. I doubt it. You want
to hear a guy who actually knows what the hell he's talking
about? This is Ron Paul on some local douchebag. Fox station.
I think perhaps a lot of people would wonder how at this point
in the game, you've perhaps been labeled as sort of maybe even
ostracized as the guy with the wild ideas and that sort of
stuff. And the more we hear from other candidates, I think a lot
of people will wonder, why are you getting that reputation when
we're talking about colonies on the moon and other things? Yeah,
wild ideas like the Constitution wild ideas, like you need money,
you're not supposed to print it, wild ideas, like don't go to war
unless you declare the war and balanced the budget. You know,
those are really wild ideas. But but they're not conventional. It
is true that conventional wisdom of both the leadership of both
parties is that the status quo is you even deficits, you keep
spending, you print the money, you don't challenge the Federal
Reserve, you have the same foreign policy of occupation,
and nation building and policing the world. But it's coming to an
end financially, it's not going to last and that's why we're in
the midst of a financial crisis, which is a reflection of a
worldwide debt crisis, which has been generated by $1 reserve
currency, and it has to be addressed. It'll be forced to
economic law, it demands that we address that subject.
That's the guy who deserves an A on his on his paper.
Yeah, well, that's not gonna happen now. So we're talking
about a little bit about politics. There was a funny clip
that they've been dug up and I guess I didn't see it when it
first came out. I maybe I missed it. Maybe I already ran it, but
I'm too old to remember. But the McCain when he first endorsed
Romney came out and gave a speech in front of a bunch of
Romney heights. And then a bunch of net it right about halfway
through it the a bunch of the socialists Romney come Russian
on the stage to to shake him to make sure he gets this right.
Listen to this.
I am confident with the leadership and the backing of
the American people. President Obama will turn this country
around. We believe in America. We believe that our best days
are ahead of us. President Romney President
I had not heard that one. The I didn't
either. I think we have January.
I think we have a rare double day a rare double. Yeah, it's
happened before that is awesome that people like we're like they
must have been like, turn his juice back on and plug him back
in. Recharge him he needed help. He needs help. Help. Help, help.
Yeah. Financial Times, which I subscribe to on my Kindle.
Actually, Mr. Oil sent me the PDF of it. But I went back you
when you have something on the Kindle, of course you can't get
it off. I just want to send it somewhere so I can look at this.
Look at this article. Again, you can't do that it's all I host
Financial Times. In a study with important implications for the
insurance industry, scientists from Britain's metropolitan Met
Office met meteorological Met Office say they have established
a link between pollution wafting across the ocean and efforts to
remove it. And events such as dropped in the Sahel region of
North Africa and hurricane activity in the United States.
So so the new meme is all this horrible weather the hurricanes
and I'm sure tornadoes. That's all because of pollution. Which
scientists have linked to global warming. Yeah, Financial Times.
I'm canceling my subscription. You can't
get away for you. I thought you canceled already when you found
them compromising some of the sciences and science?
No, I'm canceling now for she was the only newspaper I wanted
to subscribe to. I don't anymore. I just can't. And the
only reason why is because Uncle Dom will read him like, Well, if
the CIA reads it. And I should probably read it.
Yeah, you have to see it because it could be code in there.
I mean, not that he's in the CIA anymore. I'm just saying.
So you just you said it again. I'm just saying. That was the
first
time I said this in this episode. And I will point out
that on the last episode of This Week in tech, who said it three
times
I'm trying to get away from it, but you're you weren't. You told
me to call you out. I never told you to call
me out. All right. No, that's right. Well, let
me then just trying to stop saying it too. I said it twice
in this show. And you didn't notice either one. Yes, I've
recorded your gaffes. Here we go. I have always been running
the mailings that we do. We run them in mainly through
MailChimp, and MailChimp. MailChimp actually goes to
MailChimp. Then last MailChimp, da mail delivery service.
MailChimp, MailChimp, MailChimp. MailChimp was burdened or
something. So I killed that got me spammed. Yes. And here's what
my explanation is by reverse engineering the process.
MailChimp, MailChimp. Alright, alright, I say MailChimp a lot.
So I got a couple of clips from this, David Waldman, who wrote
the basic wired writer who wrote the book, the end of cash. Oh,
and it's a bunch of anti money memes that are just really
weird. And his basic thesis he went a year without using cash
as some sort of an experiment to see if he could do it.
Oh, it sounds like a good book for the book club.
It's not a good book is one of these you know, get ready. He
wants everyone to be electronically plugged in. There
should be no cash. No, I
know. That's why you gotta read it. Yeah, it's a good book to
read. Of course it is.
But he had it. Unfortunately, these clips are so long. I want
to push them off till Sunday.
Let's play one.
Come on. Play the first one then. Well, what's the first one
long clip full of rich memes just
for an hour, but three days. So I live on the West Coast people
pick up
a warning I had to warn everybody in JC notices to this
guy who's got rosy cheeks sounds like he's breathing helium. And
this is his voice
just for an hour but three days. So I live on the West Coast
people have earthquake preparedness kits and the Red
Cross will tell you have some cash on hand and have some low
value bills in your in your stash. And I love this idea of a
cashless future I'm interested in I spent a whole year not
touching cash. But you know, I'm not going to not follow that
recommendation of what to have in my emergency preparedness
kit. Not Not quite yet. But what you're seeing is, is really that
cash is undergoing this kind of death by 1000 cuts right and
running Oh, if it's cut number 890 or 952 just yet but it's
happening and it won't be any kind of proactive decision on
the part of government or or anyone really it will be pushed
to the margins by new technology. So so everyone is
new technologies and the mobile phone especially. So in part of
the book, I traveled to India to look at this idea of something I
never had any understanding of before I launched into this
project. And this is the idea that cash is actually the enemy
of the poor, and is most punitive for those people who
don't, don't have much of it. And, you know, it sounded so
counterintuitive, at first that I needed to follow around an
economist from the Gates Foundation to get him to explain
it to me clearly. But in short, you know, the issue is, for
those of us lucky enough to live in a wealthier country and earn
a paycheck, we can toggle between money in electronic form
and money in its physical form as we see fit. I don't like cash
that much, I don't use it very much. If if you really like
using cash and want to wander to an ATM tonight, and use cash to
pay for dinner, terrific. When you're poor, and you're trapped
only using cash, you are excluded from the formal economy
in ways that are crippling, and they're especially crippling
because you can't brace for financial shock, you can't save
in the way that people need to save, if they have any hope of
not just climbing out of poverty, but staying out of
poverty. And what's happening now is a lot of development
experts are encouraging this idea to get people transacting
with their phones, so that they don't they don't need the cash
douchebag. What's his on?
Hold on? What's this guy? What's the name of his book?
It's the end of cash with the death of cavalry loose, so
you'll have Wol ma N. He is a big proponent of using your
phone as the cat as a wallet.
Yeah, sure, the end of money is what is called the end of money.
That was the end of cash, or whatever, I'm gonna buy it right
now on my Kindle, which will be the end of books, by the way.
And so this guy is proposing this idea based on the Gates
Foundation that Pete that cash should be over with or money,
and we should everything should be electronic. And this is
somehow going to help the poor. Yeah, I guess the
cash. Cash is the enemy of the poor. What the hell was that?
Yeah, he says cash is the enemy of the poor. And if they would
just use their expensive smartphone. Instead of cash,
they'd be better off. I mean, this whole thing is reeks of
elitism and, and is it, fascism. And there's a second clip if you
want to play it, which he brings out even more this bowl crap,
this is which one more
woman
All right, this guy is very interesting, I just bought the
book on my Kindle hand,
in a tea canister stuffed under a bed. Not only is all of your
wealth, however much or however little, you know, that could be
lost overnight in a flood or a fire earthquake. The other
problem is that everyone around you is making claims on that
money that you are trying to save right so for us, we cleaned
to cash a little bit more because of these tricks it plays
on our mind. For the poor, it's actually the opposite cash is
turbo liquid, they can't hold on to it. You can't hold on to it
because a drunk uncle is making claims on that cash or an
abusive spouse is making claims on that cash. And usually,
usually, parenthetically and in developing parts of the world is
the women who are looking after the household funds. Right, so
So those are the most terrible examples of people making claims
on your money, but then you even have legitimate ones. So you
have a neighbor who needs some aspirin for an auntie, or you
have somebody in her shoes for their kid, it's pretty hard to
say no, especially in a very tight knit urban slum, for
example. And yet, you're trying to save to send a daughter to
school in 10 months, or to buy some farm equipment in 15
months, and you can't save cash easily. So everyone is trying to
get these people involved in banking, not in the sort of
abusive Wall Street CDOs sense of banking, just the old
fashioned stuff, a safe and secure place to store your
wealth. So the Gates Foundation folks, you know, they put $500
million last year into these programs to support innovation
in this area. And I flew to India to interview a guy to see
what this was like how had this changed his life. And he said to
me, you know, I used to have to ride the bus two days, there two
days back to go deliver a very small amount of money to his
grandmother in the countryside. So that's four days of income
generation loss, he has to pay someone to look after his shop,
the wealth that maybe is still hidden somewhere in his shop is
now in jeopardy. So now he basically just sends a text
message to his granny in the countryside. And she wanders to
a kiosk, where the the merchant is essentially part of this huge
network of merchants involved in this system and she shows the
text, and there's some quick back and forth and she can cash
out. And, you know, I asked him about all the security concerns
and I think a lot of you will maybe wonder about and he just
looked at me like I was from Mars like are you kidding? Did
you even listen to what I just said and the value proposition
of this whole deal? So that was pretty Pretty illuminating, and
suddenly, it pulled me into a much more substantive area of
discussion. You know, I like talking about the germs on
banknotes and I liked wishing my barista was grabbing some hand
sanitizer and all the rest of it
now so when the global financial system melts down and you can't
get to know where the cyber attacks take place, and this guy
is on the street with no cash, I will poop on him.
Hey, he's an elite I mean if you listen first he's he's a neat
freak because he has to have everyone's hands washed all the
time and I can see why he doesn't like money because it's
dirty. Yeah, but he said auntie, oh yeah. Who says that?
douchebags introduction in this book on Christmas Eve to this
the first page A what the irony by the way, I bought his book
without cash. On Christmas Eve 2009 Umar Farooq Ahmed Tala
began the journey he thought would take him from this world
into the next and into a waiting embrace of six dozen virgins.
It's because he paid $2,381 in cash and purchased a one way
ticket from Lagos, Nigeria to Detroit. He said, If this had if
he had not been able to do that with cash, that he never would
have been able to light his crotch on fire. That's the start
of the book.
What a specious argument. That's the start of the book. Ah, do
you know the douchebag and he's a double douchebag
just do the double. And one more for you. You know, I had this in
the shownotes a few weeks back.
I'll get the get the article.
I think I can get it from search at na shownotes.com. The guy
from Abba. I think it's Bjorn or Benny let me think who it was.
He was Bjorn Ulvaeus, founding member of Abba, let me just
bring it this is how cool the show notes work. That's actually
quite awesome. Here it is. Sweden was the first European
country to introduce banknotes in 1661. Now it's come farther
than most on the path towards getting rid of them. Quote, I
can't see why we should be printing banknotes at all
anymore says Bjorn Ulvaeus, former band member of 1970s pop
group ABBA and a vocal proponent for a world without cash. The
contours is such a society are starting to take shape in this
high tech nation, frustrating those who prefer coins and bills
over digital money. Sweden only uses 3% Cash, they're almost
done. They're almost done. 3% is still too much. If you ask
Bjorn. A cashless society may seem like an odd cause for
someone who made a fortune on Money money money and other Abba
hits. But for Elvis it's a matter of security after his son
was robbed for the third time you start advocating a faster
transition to a fully digital economy if only to make life
harder for thieves. Oh excuse me you know douchebag and I hated
winner takes it all I liked dancing queen though that was a
good one wow, yep, Sweden is almost done with cash
Yeah, that's what their goal is. Yeah then the state has complete
control over the citizens yeah freedoms whatsoever. Nothing let
me know pocketable if there's no if there's no actual you know
something of value that you can use it make a transaction it has
to all be done electronically and it goes through this entire
system. I'm not a paranoid about this. But as the simple fact
that's the way a government can control the population you
control the purse strings
which is widely which is why gold and silver coins is a good
idea. Now
any species is good any what species anything good is gold
silver or I'll take $100 Bill any day over an electronic
system that can screw me by either accident or, or the
bankers or the government or anybody else in between or some
mistake which how many times does the Bank of America make
mistakes when again just the simple accounts that people have
they have a simple account and they screw it up month after
month.
Which brings me to the final topic for this program. As far
as I'm concerned we went a little long but of course we had
a long donation segment so we want to make sure you get your
value for value as always hot pockets 2009 pockets which is a
great way for you to get us cash donations. So Miss Mickey and I
have decided the following. We would definitely like to do
this. We don't think that we want to do an RV as we did last
year in fact I'm going to throw the beast what is it? I think
she called it Stella for some reason my Dodge Ram 2002 pickup
truck. I got new tires on it which That was a setback. Tires
are expensive dude specially for those big pickups well I got
some I got the the 20s for 199 Each, which is a pretty good
deal. I
think that's not bad. Yeah,
that was the cheapest I could get that actually fit the truck.
So we're it has 176,000 miles on it. But we believe we can
certainly do another five easily without breaking down. I'm
afraid of taking Mickey's 99 Range Rover because if that
breaks down on the road, you're screwed. You're screwed. You
can't get anything. Nobody can fix No one. No one wants to fix
it. I can't even I can barely get a guy here in Austin to look
at it. Yeah, so we would be looking at a trailer. Not too
big
trailer. Yeah, it's fun. Ya know,
just a caravan. What do you call it? What
do you call a trailer trailer.
So if anyone has one in the Texas area that we can just
latch on. And we only really need a pooper a little sink and
a bed. I've already figured out that I can do the show from the
truck from the backseat and I fold the front seats down and
everything. It also be a lot. Yeah, somebody's
got to get a picture of that. Now. Yeah. And
it's also handy because then we can, you know, we can pull up to
wherever we're going to park. And then we can just detach the
truck. And then we got wheels, because I wasn't that was a big
problem. Drag the last
thing around town, you go to restaurant. Yeah, you get into a
little park and you leave the trailer. and off you go.
And we're going to do it a little differently. So we do
everything west of Austin, because that's the furthest the
furthest we got on our last trip, everything west of Austin.
And we'll go all the way up all the way up north, whatever you
want. But but the way it's going to happen this year, is by
meetups. So instead of us just driving around, which we did
last time without any plan, you need to organize a meet up. And
if I do, we should put a number on it. Like 50 People 100 too
much. I think if you get 50 peoples, I want to make sure we
get hit smaller spots. Then we will put you on the route. And
we'll drive by and we'll do a meet up. So basically the entire
trip will consist of meetups and show locations. Does that sound
good to you, John? Yeah. However, we can't do it until we
have a trailer.
Well, it might be easier to get a trailer than it would be
because a lot of people have trailers. Yeah. And it had but
it has to be something you need. You don't have a big one. You're
not talking about a big trailer talk about a clunker.
I wouldn't put my princess in a clunker. No, we're not talking
about a clunker here, John. I'd love an Airstream. Yeah,
those are that would be cool. That'd be cool.
So that is that is the idea. You can reach me at him@curry.com.
And Miss Mickey would be mickey@curry.com M I C K y is
how you can get a hold of her for meetup information. And we
can't we can't go anywhere without a trailer. So that's
what we'll be looking for. Very exciting. A
Yeah. And while you're playing it Outro Music I'm so give you
one more clip. Oh, which is under Show clip. It's the final
clip. It's the one I let me just set it up. It's Ted Kennedy. And
I just called the Kennedy way. There was a lot of discussion
about how lame all these Republicans are about supporting
Romney and they're all milk toast. Here's the way it is just
okay, we'll have to do it. Kennedy shows you how
politicians really out to operate. He hated Obama. And
this is the way he supported him.
I'm proud to stand with him here today and offer my help offer my
voice offer my energy, my commitment to make Barack Obama
the next President of the United States
being big difference. Isn't he dead? Yeah, well, I pray from
that speech.
All right, we will be scouring the airwaves of the sea spans
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