Adam curry, John C. Dvorak making you look, listen and
understand very clearly in all honesty now, it's Wednesday,
April 8 2009. This is no agenda. up past my school night bedtime
in the crock pot command center burrowed in the southwest
quadrant of Gitmo nation east. I'm Adam curry.
And from the middle of nowhere the Pacific Northwest to get mon
nation Northwest. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Buzzkill. Hey, hey, did that work? Yeah, that worked out
fine. That was quite nice. Of course the people who are
listening to the podcast missed the excellent information that
you're up in the in the Washington region, and your wife
is walking around naked. Damn. Okay, so there wasn't much more
info than that I listeners I tried to get some info out but
he wouldn't tell me
he wanted me to turn on the webcam
you know what after after Leo has been bitching so much about
you getting the webcam that's what you should do. You just
turn the webcam on. Just have Nene standing there naked.
Yeah. So I actually have a stick cam account. And I don't use it
much anymore. But I when it first came out because there's
all these, you know, people using webcams and they're
looking at each other and chatting and all the rest of it.
And I had mine focused. Just just 24/7 on a the sock puppet.
That one that they gave away for pets.com. Yeah. And then I'd
move it once in a while, kind of like the puppet that was used in
that Star Trek where they had the one evil guy in the US in a
judge's head just kind of move back and forth to the
BBC at the end of the day webcams. That whole development.
It's really all about cybersex, whether it's being paid for or
not. And that's the marketplace.
Yeah, I wouldn't I wouldn't say that's not the case. So you have
to wonder why people have all these cameras. Just
come to my place. Stacked really well of course. I mean, in the
command centers where I do me vo today I've got webcams real
cameras. Yeah. Well, I gotta I gotta I can I can even do a a
webcam chat with the green screen, I guess if I wanted to.
Huh? New marketing and money making possibilities crop up at
every instance.
So have you well, you know, there's nothing I was thinking
about this the other day. We wonder what kind of money we
could get if we did weddings.
Were just so what does our show consist of? Hi, everybody. Wait
a minute. Like, where did we spark up? I'm already Alright,
John. Okay, we can talk now. And we just sit there with two cups
of tea and talk.
I don't know that just because, you know, it's a money making
scheme. So let me let's before he can start talking about these
topics. Let me talk about a couple of
Well, first of all, let me just mention that we're, this is a
different time for us. I'm leaving for a quick holiday
tomorrow. John is up. In Gitmo Northwest for northwest of the
Northwest for for I presume for the Easter festivities. Yeah,
and so it's it's Wednesday night here it is. 11:04pm and for you
it's what looks like 304304 All right, I'm baked. Okay, now get
on with your you don't sound baked? Dude. Dude, it's 1104
it's 420 somewhere
I think you still don't know me. I think you must just be baked
all the time.
Yeah, yeah, exactly. Just a little bit more now than than
normal.
So what's in the news over the I
know you were gonna mention something you
I'm looking at what I'm going to mention I think want to push it
off. I mentioned a little later. But we have a new donor that is
that very generous and I've decided just to add a new twist
to our whole scheme. Okay, I believe that the two of us and I
don't see any reason we can't do this and I've looked into this
before by the way I've done some research and I think we should
start to bestow knighthoods.
Oh, a good one an honorary title.
Yes, anyone who gives $1,000 or more to the fund
becomes a night of the no agenda armory. Yes,
very nice. Definitely good to see that's this is what I wanted
to talk to you about. I'm already there but I'm still not
not the sales pitch because I knew that Okay, right. The it's
the details. Okay. In other words, would it be the Knights
of the no agenda armory? Would it be the or the order of the
buzz kill in the crackpot or would it be what you know, we
need to give it a certain He has to have a cache like the OBE the
Order of the British Empire yes and all the other order the bath
and they have a whole slew of different ones that they give a
giveaway
maybe maybe we have a roundtable we have knights of the no agenda
roundtable perhaps that sounds kind of
that's no good I like what you just said earlier though what
was it again? It was the
this is what happened I don't know what I said. Knights of the
no agenda knights of the no agenda armory There you go
yeah knights of the no agenda armory. That sounds like it like
a knighthood kind of a thing. Yeah. It
sounds like you're a part of something special something
that's changing the world in insignificant ways.
will probably be investigated, but I don't handle it.
Okay, I like that. I think we should totally go for it.
Yeah, so what I'm gonna do is we only have two nights so far and
we will I'll have a kind of a interim but we
have to have we have to have a set we have to have some kind of
ceremony and a certificate. Yeah. I got an
interim certificate just to get as a holding place but I've
decided that what we really want to do is have a big a really
huge certificate that is more than a certificate but something
actually designed by a professional that look that is
essentially a work of art that would have the names of the
Knights put in a with calligraphy by a professional
and then it would be it would be something that would almost be
impossible not to frame
right so obviously I'm saying yeah of course the
board just pieces about the size of like I'm looking at a
cardboard piece right here can we add a some flatware to that
buy nice nice nice nice set of knives set a nice shirt that
said sir
well we can do both not mutually exclusive. I think some flatware
with your with your diploma with your your knighthood title
there. Yeah, that's a good idea. And it's all we got. We have a
site too. We did you talk to those guys about making it
pretty for us.
No, not yet. I'm gonna try to get it tomorrow. All right. Oh,
that's funny. I like it. Oh, yeah. No, I like to I like the
the set of knives or even dishes. No, no,
let's just keep it simple. Let's keep it with flatware. It's
always handy.
I know a couple of good places in China that do custom
well, okay, well so so we could combine it you could have
instead of a certificate you have a nice bone Chinese bone
china plate with your your knighthood on it. How's that?
Huh? I like the certificate and the plate perhaps and the
flatware. The flatware but we need to find we now need to find
this if you wanna do the flat where we need to find a source.
Okay, in other words, some place that would do this. I don't know
who makes flatware anymore. Yeah, I mean, China.
Yeah. Probably. Okay, well,
we'll work on it. But anyway, we do. I think this is going to be
the what we're going
to do and that's a good idea. So have we congratulated both our
knights and we of course we have to bestow them with their honors
later when we have all our shit together.
Yeah, well, we'll Yeah, we have to bestow it later. Okay, man, I
will mention that one night that just joined Harry Sellwood and
he gave us a very odd amount of money which I wanted to get
because we've been getting a lot of really weird contributions.
I'm $19.32 on that.
Oh, no, of course. That's the Federal Reserve Act 1932. Oh.
Curry in quadrant four
southwest London lot of $6.67 bucks somebody said a buck
someone
who would who didn't 1832 Do you know that I
have to get it. I can't get on my Pay Pal account. This is what
I was complaining about a minute ago. And that's where his name
is easiest way to get the names and that's why I'm kind of
screwed here. But I did want to mention, Paul pepper, who we
forgot to mention when we were doing our rundown of people who
gave $50 So Paul pepper Marquis reimagined Martinsburg, West
Virginia. But they are new night is Harry Sellwood and his
contribution was $1,332 Oh holy crap that is definitely worth.
Now how much was it again? 1332 1332. I have the I know the
significance do you 1332 No, no, I can't say is I do not what is
it? Each of us you Get 6660
Fantastic. Oh, what a good one. Oh man. Oh, that's how did you
figure that one out?
He actually told me in an email explaining it
Alright, let's get into a little bit of news, John. Because I
know you typically if you didn't do any work so I got a couple
things
no everything I brought up before the show and anyone who
was listening in earlier you would know that I have a like a
whole pile of stuff. But you apparently have it too. So. Such
a dick. Fact I use this you know pirates
Alright, yeah, nah, screw the pirates. I guess I got some
better than pirates, pirates. So that's my mainstream news. No,
no, this so this horrible earthquake in Italy. Yeah. Which
was like 60 miles east of Rome. So a couple of weeks before this
disaster, there was a scientist in around L'Aquila. And he was
convinced because you know, he was doing sighs sighs Moloko
sighs my logic measurements, he was convinced that an earthquake
was coming. So he starts telling everybody he starts going around
the town with a megaphone strapped to his car, saying
you've got to evacuate. There's an earthquake coming. And the
mayor shut him down, you know, made him take all of his
findings off the internet. Just told everybody you know, there's
nothing that actually told everybody over here nothing to
see. And, and completely shut him down for causing unnecessary
alarm and no one would believe and it was it's the old man who
cried wolf.
Yes, we actually blogged that on the divorce.org/blog site within
within it within Addendum which we I will read to you. This was
blogged by McCullough, who's one of our editors. This story
reminds me of Jim berkland, the California geologist who
predicted in the newspapers the 1989 quake in San Francisco one
day prior to the event. He was suspended from his position and
told not to make any more predictions. He resigned. Wow.
So this all these guys are out there.
Well, of course, but it's it's amazing that they get shut down
so easily.
Yeah, what's the point? Is anybody ever apologized to these
guys for being right?
She doubted well, right, the big story that everyone's talking
about, which I'm just gonna I'm pretty much convinced that this
is disinformation. This pirates know the the cyber spies
penetrating the US electrical grid.
I'm I'm convinced at the same thing. It doesn't make it I
think the thing is a fake. Fake story. Well,
yeah, it's not necessarily a fake story. But I've been
looking around, you know, because Wall Street Journal
reports on and there's all these quotes and like, Well, where are
these quotes coming from, you know, who stood up and said,
hey, hey, I got some news over here. You know, we got some
cyber spies shutting down the grid. Like who did that? And
apparently, there's an organization responsible for the
security of the grids is the N E. R. C, the North American
Electric Reliability Corporation. I love it. Yeah,
it's a good one. Yeah. The North American Electric Reliability
Corporation. It's the nurse, the nurse or come in man. And so
this whole story stems from a letter they sent to the industry
stakeholders. Basically, it's like, hey, send more stimulus
money over here. That's what the entire thing is about. Yeah. You
know, it says, Well, yeah, you know, she can happen, whatever.
But it's, it's not such an alarming note, as as, you know,
the way it's being published in headlines, and it's, you know,
it's a total plant. It's like, get ready bend over here comes
the smart grid. Well, we need it cybersecurity. Oops.
Yeah, no, it's definitely about the smart grid. And it here's
the thing that gets me if the if the grid that we have the dumb
grid, I guess, is already penetrated. And it's it seems to
me to be kind of a mechanical fashion. I
mean, it's like switches and capacitors and coil, you
know, things. That guy goes out, throws a big switch.
Okay, great. zom
it seems to me that doing the smart grid that they keep
describing it, it looks to me to be a perfect target for for
pranksters. Yeah,
the smart grid would be exactly what you want, I agree. Imagine,
imagine a virus getting out on the smart and remover.
Yeah, the whole thing get shut down. Yeah. Well, that's where
it's headed. I'm seeing more and more news stories crop up on the
news feeds from all the big computer companies that are just
going crazy, you know, because they're trying to get in on
this.
Well, yeah, and this goes back to our conversation about was it
more we're talking about Symantec. You know, these, these
are the guys that are doing the security for the for the feds.
They're doing our security to mean if it's not working for the
feds. And by the way, how can how. just disconnect that shit?
Don't don't connect it to the internet. There's no need for it
to be connected to the internet when they made this grid. Was it
connected to the internet? No. No. So what are they getting
into? It doesn't it just doesn't seem I don't want to trivialize
it, but outside of human engineering, that actual
technical lockdown doesn't seem like such a big deal.
Yeah, no, I agree. Now, back to the pirates. My wife wants me to
talk about the pirates. This is the first American I think this
thing was a setup by the way. First American flag ship ever
grabbed Navy was 320 miles away. It's a mercy ship full of
supplies and hospital supplies for you know,
bound for where?
Where's the bound for? It goes around goes around the coast of
Africa. Right so
so it's near Somalia? Is this where this happened? Again,
bring them in. Bring that naked bring that beautiful naked body
over to the microphone.
Your challenge? Say what the story's about. You have to come
closer. Hey, me, me. Me Me.
Me Me. Hello, me. How are you? I'm alive.
Well, wait a minute. Maybe Hold on a second. What are you
wearing? Are you really naked?
Kinda Do you have your hair down? Under my clothes?
Why do you ruin it for me? All right, what's up with the
pirates? This How can you be interested in you such an
intelligent woman? How can you be interested in this drivel?
I'm just an avid news reader. No, it's the first merchant
American flag merchant ship that's been captured by or dead
and now we care all of a sudden when it's other shitheads we
don't care then it's like Oh good. Yeah, no but but now that
it's someone who's related to Amy Winehouse we care
well I think the more important part of it is the chips that are
in the open seas now I'll have a GPS system Yes. And evidently
these the the pirates after getting their $40 million last
time or 20 million or whatever they
bought them one of those GPS says
they can now find them. So what they're doing is they're they've
got little flotillas and these guys were like 320 miles
offshore.
Who do you think these pirates are? What do you think they're
doing this for these these are these people are desperate.
They're desperate Somalis who have been
living in a totally desperate Somalis
who have no future their seas have been fished empty by us and
their lands have been completely raped. And all that all they get
left government, they have no government and they got coolest
gear. I mean, what else you got to do?
I don't know. I think the merchant ships need to get armed
honestly, because we don't have them armed yet. There's a bunch
of different things they could do like wire out.
How about we stop taking those people's livelihood away?
And do what? Teach them how to plant potatoes.
They know how to plan to pay the potatoes. They know how to fish
except we fish it all away from them. That's what it is. Why
don't we Why don't we stop dumping toxic waste in their
waters?
Are we doing that? Hell yeah. We get American news. We don't get
that part. We only get the American side of it. Well,
this will make you feel comfortable that tonight
Exactly. Now you feel like you're on an American news show.
Yeah. Thank you very much for coming in. Really enjoyed it.
All right.
Hey. Got a show to do here. Don't ever
do that again, man. My wife has to go pick up her daughter to
bed. Finally I had a conversation going.
Yeah, well, that's yeah, that's fascinating. I'm sure everybody
was just really geared up for that.
All right. She sounds lovely. I can't wait to meet her. Yeah,
but you're really short with me tonight. What's wrong? No, no,
no, you're angry. Did I do something wrong? Did I say
something?
Oh, no, I'm just waiting looking for some good news here to talk
about well, I
got all kinds of news but wouldn't you go reblogged
that they wouldn't tell you about the alright go Obama.
Just just to pull an old one out of the hat a rabbit out rabbit
out of the hat. They found this on salon. I loved it. He met up
with Saudi King up Dula during the G 20 summit and there's
video of their meeting, and Obama bows to him, which it
which is, of course an international protocol mishap.
What are the what is the protocol?
People if you bow to someone else regardless, that means
you're subservient to them.
Yeah. So should you not?
Okay. But I mean, not just like a little head nod, but like, all
the way down, you know, down to the guy's groin, almost, you
know, and just take a look at it. You see, for the I don't
even think there's any audio. Yeah,
everybody all worked up about this, because I didn't even know
this happened. Do you know anything about Obama bowing to
the Saudi guy? I think scandal Yeah,
I think it's I think it's worth mentioning
at least by Obama what Hey, John and Obama burger place got got a
cease and desist.
Please get her out of the room.
She's supposed to lead by now. It's
five minutes to get out of the room is horrible.
Michelle, hi, the Queen we got that story last week. Get out of
here. So anyway, well, that's a scandal. That's no good. You're
not supposed to be doing that. He's supposed to be the top dog.
We we, yes. We influenced a story about the bird flu mix up
with the with the viral vaccine. One of our listeners in the
Netherlands told a buddy of his who writes for Science Magazine,
which I think is a salon property somehow. No, no, it's
not. Who owns this. Anyway, it's called the kind of that the
title is company mum on details of flu virus mishap. So this,
here we
go. Yeah, I just, you know, people have criticized us for
harping on the story. I'm,
I can't get enough of it. It freaks me out.
Not only that, but the story keeps getting weirder. And
everybody says, Well, you know, just did the accident. How does
an accident like this happen?
Now what they're actually saying is over here, nothing to see.
Look at that. Yeah, so if you want to read the I think it's a
Dutch guy, actually, who wrote it. It's in English. It'll be in
the show notes that no agenda mvno.com. But even in this
article, it says, you know, just a few press stories have
emerged. And that's about it. No one seems to be interested stock
is through the roof, though. That's for sure. companies doing
just beautifully.
Yeah, you think that a company? Just just one of the things. I
talked to Andrew Horowitz about this every once in a while, but
you don't? What good is inside information? It's would you
know, because you will always bust people free inside
information. But it seems to me that you never know what's going
to happen with inside information. So let's say for
example, we knew about the scandal about the virus. I
wouldn't go down. I would say Well, shit, this is a good
opportunity to sell the stock.
No. But everyone who's in on the game understands. It's like, oh,
these guys are getting away with it. Bye. Bye. Hi. We recommend
Baxter International. Yeah, we think it's a growth stock.
They've got a great pipeline of this bird flu vaccine. Yeah, we
think and they've got the contracts in place with the
United Kingdom and with the US government several billion
dollars is right there in their annual report.
Yeah, they're trying to plant the bird flu in the public home.
And the public accepts it. So there you go. I mean, that is a
buy recommendation. There's just no two ways about it. In fact, I
if someone came on CNBC and just said that story, I don't think
anyone would bat an eye. Maybe we could call Kramer. Maybe he
could do a story. Yeah, but Baxter. In the UK Gitmo nation,
East, everyone ages between 40 and 74. So this will include me
and well, you're not in the UK. So it doesn't matter anyway that
you wouldn't be called. There'll be called into their
practitioner for a fat test. And subsequently subscribed weight
management and exercise. And what I love about this is and so
this is nationalized health care. So you and you will have
to do it. If you don't think you know, you can get your health
care to
rubber stamp your past. I mean, what did they do? I mean, how do
they get to know you? They get it everybody listed and they
come knocking at the door.
Do you know that they invested I think it's 5 billion pounds in
computerizing the national health care system, which is
exactly what is now taking place in in United but everywhere
really around Gitmo nation and all governments are doing it
now. And it's been a fiasco, obviously, besides the fact that
they're losing data left and right the shit still doesn't
work. But you know, they do have the database and they do have
ways to access it. So absolutely. Okay, so here's the
deal. Wait, I'm going to be right in the middle the story
I'm going to defend this, this whole idea it's going To save
the government and ton of money if they can get people to be
less fat, that's the reason they're doing it. That's the
only possibility.
Well, I think there's there's one other possibility, which is
the story that came out maybe let me see if it was the same
day. In Yeah, so and in the so in The Telegraph, yes. So I
didn't see the paper version, but it may be in the same
newspaper wouldn't surprise me if it's on the same page. So
8:59am April 7, the story came out, which I just mentioned,
then at 11:47am. On April, the seventh hyperactivity drug could
help solve Britain's obesity crisis. Problem Solution. And it
turns out Rivoli getting Ritalin. Ritalin is just
perfect. Ritalin can help you lose weight. It's like they said
it see, so do you have to agree me there's more than one reason
that that that that could be taking place?
Well, you know, you think they would, you know, I think that
the media's are missing because the timing on these things is
just a little too tight nowadays. Let's let the thing
slide a little bit while people are like rationalizing while
we're doing this and then we'll let them know about the blade.
Runner right at one after the other
so the big story here Excuse me.
dying here. Yeah, big edge.
The big story here is you of course, we had a protester died
during the G 20. Right and have you seen the footage yet of this
news that
we had I think somebody may have blogged and I haven't looked at
it though.
I actually I would like you to you got the big pipe there
anyway, so I'd actually like you to take a look at it. So this in
poor guy Simulink Yes, I am. Ian Tomlinson is the gentleman who
died and and so there's this is Amateur footage, which of course
is at first of all, it's great quality, which is fantastic. But
it also has showed up all over the news. So what the what the
cop said as well, you know, he fell down in the struggle and
then we couldn't get to him. Protesters were prohibiting us
from getting medical attention to him. But the video of course
show something completely different. You see the guy
literally walking with his hands in his pockets away from the
police. They first they stick a dog on on and then they hit him
in the back of the knees and then another cop rushes him from
behind. Well he has his hands in his pockets. The guy falls
forward you can't quite see if he hits his head or not. But he
actually was actually sitting up no one's around and he's talking
to the police. He gets up he walks away and a minute later he
falls down dead which I guess something burst in his head or
whatever it was it was now see I mean but look at that it appears
and of course with this is out of context we don't even have
audio it appears this is unprovoked but what certainly
not true is that even though the police reported that they could
not get him medical attention because the protesters were
prohibiting that for medical attention to be to come to him
that's just not it's a lie.
No, there's no hardly anybody around him. And there's a whole
clear street right behind him and looks like there's an
ambulance there and you see that yes right behind the right
behind the car right behind the police. Yeah an ambulance right
there wants to just call him over Yeah,
no, they didn't. And would you agree with me that that look
pretty fucking aggressive?
Well, there he is again, walking off
watch watch watch other cop rushes him. It's freaky.
So now what did the What did the police report say?
So the police report said well, you know, yeah, he was a part of
a struggle but then other prostates struggle
again just get his hands in his pocket walking away. Yeah, yeah,
they're lying. I mean, blast them yeah, they're like a
football player would
yeah total rod like a quarterback sack only this
quarterback had his hands in his pockets,
but it looks like it looks just like just in time when he fell.
Yeah, but he
might have smacked his head Well, I mean whatever it was the
domino effect that set something off and the guy dies I mean,
that just happened to the actress Richardson Yeah, it
could be a similar who knows his brain could be swelling you
don't know what happened. But if the cops are gonna lie about
this shit you know then you there you go you just can't
trust them can't trust them your government does not love you
pretty heavy
Yeah, that's pretty bad. I mean, I can't believe these guys did
one of these days the police are gonna have to realize that there
are cameras everywhere in the wall walls have ears I mean,
well this this is why it's fired. Did they fire these cops
immediately through no filing a false report now
now now the turmoil has just burst. So this is this is only
now just taking place. I don't know. This will this will take a
little while. But someone will have to account someone will be
thrown under the bus? I'm sure.
Probably some, I think wanted to get rid of it and had nothing to
do with it. Yeah. Isn't it always that way? Or they'll find
the guy who did the filming and rest him? Yeah.
Which is the thing that's going on seems to be going on
everywhere. All right, so what other light news do you have for
us here?
Oh, light news. Hold on a second, by the way, you know, I
think people should, you know, especially the American
audience, we should familiarize our audience with the various
you know, there's a lot of newspapers, in London, and in
England in general, and, and they all have personalities. And
we bring them up, like you mentioned, specifically, I
think, the independent or the telegraph, one of the two just
before about this story. And I think we should do a rundown of
the various papers. And since you're seeing them all the time,
you actually know their basic, they each have a mentality. Yes.
Unlike American, they they have an agenda. They have an agenda,
and they have a personality. And let's go over them for our
audience. Right now. Beginning with the times. I think
you hopefully I can just add some color. I mean, you're gonna
have to be the real detail guy on this. Well, the
times is always is traditionally has been the paper kind of the
paper of record, the most objective, the probably they try
to be as apolitical as possible.
Oh, Kenny's, what are you talking about? It's incredibly
cool.
Is they should be, they try to be eight. Let me just give me
you can tell me where I'm wrong. I mean, I'm not getting wrong
papers on a daily basis, you're wrong.
Next finish next paper.
numbers, but then there's the Sunday Times, which is actually
a different operation. But they're kind of connected.
They're owned by the same guy. And so let me just cut to the
chase. Let me go to the next one. They
all suck. They all suck a look. Listen, I was the Klan. No, here
it is. My wife is a very typical news consumer. Okay, and we all
know what that means. It's part of the reason I do this show.
And she adores the Daily Mirror. And if you open the Daily
Mirror, I guarantee you you will not find a single topic we have
just discussed until page 29. Right? It's all real news. It's
all real news. Sometimes I'll bring anything the Daily Express
no good. The sun no good. That's that's although I love it
because it's aliens and UFOs there is only one newspaper John
and that is the Financial Times. That is the only newspaper that
is somewhat decent in providing actual fact,
when I'm on the plane, and given a choice of all these papers, I
like to read either the independent or the telegraph. Do
they have those?
Do they have those for free in Tours?
Flying to England or flying to Europe?
That little y stamp on your ticket there? Do they give those
out for free?
Might I only get I don't even get the why I get the whatever
that other weird thing is, am
I don't you get a
sum,
or no S S S S That's it. That's when you get the four stars.
That means security is going to nab you. Yeah, usually. Oh,
speaking of which, I do have something
about we're not gonna go to the rundown of the papers because
you just think they all suck.
Yeah, they all suck. Well, I mean, I'm happy to listen to
everybody. They're all a little different. They all have
personalities. You get a lot of memes from great columnists. I
like I said, though, I liked the independent the best.
I wonder if our audience cares.
Oh, I guess they don't because you sure don't. You just think
your sun rises and sets on the Financial Times?
Yeah, it pretty much does if you want, if you want some actual
fact. Yeah, I mean, honestly, I'm not an op ed reader guy. I'm
not a QA I don't really columnist. I've never been I've
never been maybe I'm too young. I just never really been into
that. I read certain blogs, you know, those are the columns that
I'm interested in. And today I'm even like certain people who are
tweeting I'd rather read than a newspaper.
Okay, well, it's you're not part of I mean, obviously you're not
the only guy thinking that way. But he's failing up to right now
The Boston Globe is going to be closed.
Well, let's explore that for a second because this is kind of
an interesting interesting point. When I'm thinking
newspaper, I'm and of course, the name says it newspaper.
Okay. The news is going to be in here but I have grown up, I
think, even in my well educated millio I think I've grown up not
considering the columnist, you know, my calmness were on
television, you know, I was watching. That's where I got my
insight and my commentary from and because it was more
engaging, more compelling. And I would prefer when you say you
read the independent or the telegraph, then it's a lot of it
is for the calmness and for the extra outside of the news or the
analysis.
Yeah. And also, the writing styles are unique. In those
papers that I think is read. I think it's quite readable, and
interesting. And it's all off the wall stuff that's kind of
fun to read. So maybe one of those two papers, by the way,
and I can't remember which one I think is to tell I'm not sure if
it's telegraph, or the independent, I can't remember
now. But one of those, they actually have like a, an
international version of like, the Herald Tribune, kind of
thing. And I ran into it at a hotel in New York City, which I
thought was interesting is kind of like, you know, I guess this
hotel probably cater to British. And they have these British
papers there. But they were in America, they were printed here.
Yeah,
different than what we like, but that's a with localized content,
or just
oh, it's mostly international content very much like the
Herald Tribune. You know, a lot of British stories, then, yeah,
anyway, guys, I picked it up. And I was reading it. I was
like, every one of these stories I was looking at, I never heard
of any of them. You know, so like, when we do the show, I
mean, half the stuff, you know, if you're gonna report the kind
of the, you know, the stuff that's worldwide, like the
pirates. I don't know why you went into that. The Mimi started
it. But the rest of the stuff that's in these papers is like
alien to me. I just look through them, and I can't even find half
of it on the web. They're just, you know, the stories are taking
place to stop this
stuff that's happening that you're completely oblivious to.
Yeah, I know the feeling.
Yeah. No, we're completely oblivious. We're left out of the
loop. We don't know about it. Unless there's some reason for
us to know about it. We just we don't get, you know, it's not as
important, I guess, as the Real News, which, of course, we know.
When we talk about the real news, or any new listeners out
there should realize it. We're talking about Britney Spears.
I guess you're gonna have to make me go there. And now back
to real. Alright, Johnny, boy, I got some real news for you.
This is a big one. It will live you can I guess the celebrity?
No, you can't because it's not a celebrity. But it is news that
you will see on the six o'clock news because as it turns out,
chimpanzees trade precious scraps of meat for sex. There
you go. And as right, this is how they get laid. It's a
complete study.
It's kind of like taking somebody out, I guess. It's like
a baby,
here's the meat and then they go back and they wait for a while.
And then they can come over and do this thing.
Correct some precious scraps. That must be one of those
counter stories that's planted by the meat industry, because
we've been getting nothing but news recently about how global
warming and everything in between the meat
will get you laid. I mean, that is essentially the basic
marketing message. So that just setting the tone here, you know,
that's it's like beer. You know, when you look at a Budweiser
commercial, what do you see you see guys getting laid are about
to get laid or thinking they're gonna get laid and hope they
will. So that's how the meat industry must be looking at it.
I think you're right. Good assertion.
I like it.
The the TSA has been doing some interesting things. They've
upgraded their full naked body scanner technology.
Yes, I went through one of these recently, I think well,
well. So did you know that they have now updated? Well, there's
a couple things going on here. So the main thing they've done
is they've upgraded to millimeter wave technology,
which according to the TSA is 10,000 times less radiation than
a phone transmission. But the real change here is that they've
on their website, they've changed the actually they've
removed a lot of pages is a good article. It's from Slate, and of
course the link in the show notes. Now, they're only going
to have these scanners. So it used to be you could choose the
the old fashioned metal detector if you wanted to, but now you
will be obliged to go through the body scanner, which of
course also has higher resolution, although they say
oh, now we've What was that word? It was a great word
digitally. I gotta look up the word crap. Oh scattered
digitally scattered the images in the sensitive body parts. And
he's gonna do right if you refuse to go through it, then
you get a physical
rubdown. And yeah, well that's what New Hampshire is at SFO had
this, this is what dipole told the story again. So we got, and
by the way, the last time, which is today, I went through SFO
actually went through Oakland, nevermind. But they had one of
these, I think they have one of these things in Oakland, but
they don't live doesn't work, or it's turned off, you don't even
go through it. But at SFO, you go to the airport, and they have
and they have big sign up to go through this thing. Or you get a
physical, you get a full body, you know, they pat you down,
enhanced Pat to enhance pat down for your pleasure, by the way.
That's the only thrill I get. I don't want to go. I want I can
have the tall guy touch me. Can I? Please, I'm gonna try that.
That's a good one. I'll try it now.
Go through twice.
Can I? Can I have the tall guy over there? Can you touch me?
I was actually when I went through. So I go through the
machine and I ended up getting the pat down anyway.
Well, you look highly suspicious you with all your meat in your
bag.
Turns out and I talked to one of the guys about this? Well, it
turns out is that they're testing these things. And they
want to see they run you through and then they find stuff on you
like a comb. For example. I had you had one. And then they want
to make sure it's where it was. And then they che see if they
can find it with a pat down. And so the whole thing makes it
twice as hard to take the pat down the head with it. I mean,
it's a bunch of bull.
Well, but anyway, they've been changing their position. And so
it seems like this is this is the future we're going to be
living with this.
But anyway, but but here's the thing that guys pat me down,
he's patting me down. And I was just one microsecond away from
asking if he could scratch
my bow, you're such a pussy. No, you wouldn't have asked that.
You scratch a little harder.
That you know what I hear. They're not too keen on jokes
like that. They might turn back room and it's a group
threatening you. Very interesting video that surfaced
of Newt Gingrich. And I wanted to share some of this audio with
you because, you know, I'm a big fan of the so called
electromagnetic pulse weapons.
Yeah, I know, you believe that there's some electromagnetic
pulse weapons. Well, I
believe that there's electromagnetic pulse weapons, I
believe that we have seen the results of those. I think
there's some very credible evidence that it might have been
used a 911. Remember, this is the stuff that keeps us from
getting shot in the back. But I'm
Oh, by the way, I want to when we talk, I want to do the pitch
for people to contribute. I have a new angle I want to discuss
which will also keep us from getting shot in the back. Okay.
All right, good.
Why don't we open an account at Goldman Sachs? Is that your
idea?
No, no, I think what we just said no, we just have a fee to
get off the air.
It just doesn't get a get out of dodge V.
Apparently, all I'm doing now is just thinking about marketing
and stuff. So it was like,
We have no we have a baseline fee. It's just like you want to
solve the 5 million bucks and we're gone. No
1010 Five, five each. Right. And we pay back everybody their
money. Exactly. It's a Ponzi scheme. It's a fractal. Oh, so
10 mil. We're out. We're done. We're through. We're not doing
the show anymore. Yeah. Oh, that's guaranteed.
And you get a lordship at the same time. With flatware and an
eye and an attractive picnic basket. So
I scan but Your Lordships are going to add that to them
to lordship. Yeah, that was someone tweeted me actually as
an idea in there. So the electromagnetic magnetic pulse
weapon, and this is going to be if it hasn't already been used
in crowd control. We're being conditioned to get used to it
with the whole like concept of tasers. You know, there's plenty
of weaponry. And there are you know, we have tests being done,
which even discussed on the show shooting lasers from planes
blowing up tanks on the ground. And the electromagnetic pulse
weapon is interesting, because it's very simple to make in its
essence, it's very simple technology. And it's very
similar to well, it can basically either melt stuff or
can be set to only melt the humans and not the buildings but
to listen to Newt Gingrich. He was on Fox News Sunday, this
past Sunday. It's fascinating, fascinating to listen to, to
this little as I'm talking about the whole here.
Let's start with today's news. Mr. Gingrich before
I have to add to that, that of course you know, I totally
believe that there's a space war going on right now. So that is
important for the Senate for the story. Today's
launch. You said the North Koreans should not be allowed to
fire a missile and that the US quote should Take whatever
preemptive actions are necessary. Are you saying that
President Gingrich would have taken out that missile on the
launch pad?
Yes. I'm saying if you look at a new book by my co author Bill
fortune called one so he's plugging
a book, obviously. Oh, yeah. If you haven't read and and it's
this is this whole thing about North Korea is shooting off a
missile. And I'm very confused, because Japan said, Oh, if you
shoot it, then we're gonna blow it out of the sky and the
states. The the defense, the Pentagon is saying, Oh, well,
nothing really deployed fell on the edge. I mean, there's a lot
of confusion. So I just chalked it up to more space wars,
because there is some shit going on right after.
And you'll look at electromagnetic pulse
capabilities.
Oh, what I just hear electromagnetic pulse
capabilities go
new, which could take out one weapon to take out a third of
the electric generating capacity United States.
And we're worried about some fucking hackers. I mean, please,
we do not appreciate the scale of threat that is evolving on
the planet. And North Korea is a totally irresponsible
dictatorship, run by a person who is clearly out of touch with
reality. And I think to say, you know, we're now going to have
another meeting of the UN to have another paper resolution
that has meaningless effect is very dangerous, I think both
with Iran and with North Korea, you have countries which could
decide at any morning to try to actually use their weapons.
So you're saying that President Gingrich would have taken out
that there are three
or four techniques that could have been used from from
unconventional forces that listen very closely to standoff
capabilities to say, we're not going to tolerate a North Korean
missile launch period. I mean, the world's either got to decide
that North Korea is utterly dangerous. And again, I'd
recommend looking at electromagnetic pulse, which
changes he should have said Google it, but we understand
what he's trying to do, which we've known about since 1958.
Are you gonna change his every equation about how risky these
weapons are?
Governor Sanford,
would you? So? There it is. We've known about 1938. Go
ahead.
Well, I mean, we know that when they attacked Iraq, every time
they've done it, they've used this sort of weapon. It's some
sort of a pulse burst thing that they can take out radar stations
with and things like that, but it's not like dude, they
can fry people. Okay, they can fry fry people.
Well, you can fry people with the bomb to you know, you could
shoot them in the head with a bullet it's probably a lot
cheaper.
Are you kidding me? It's a lot easier to fry people. You just
use point that thing in the general direction, flip the
switch, cook it up to the frickin smart grids. And you fry
the fuckers. You know, the people don't understand how how
imbecilic warfare is a young Dutch boy died in Afghanistan in
camp Holland. Which by itself sounds like a big target camp
Holland. flop your bombs here, everybody. 20 year old Marine.
Who was there? They were having lunch in camp Holland. Hanging
out someone loved An old Iranian Junker over the over the fence
kind of blew up and like Surprise, surprise, you didn't
know that. This is really primitive shit. We're just
throwing Vlad at our boys and girls. Of course you can do
anything we can what's cheaper, I think having a nice big dish
on the roof of a tank and flipping the switch that's going
to be a lot easier just to fry a whole bunch of people in one go.
This Yeah, okay, whatever. I mean, I'm not going to to to
minimalize the or marginalize the concept that they we don't
have things like this. There. You know, this is you know, it's
what do you want me to say? What is your point? My point is what
your point is that you brought up the fact that there was
electromagnetic stuff that we've got going that is so fantastic
that creates hurricanes and you know it has something to do with
911 What I'm not
sure how I what I'm what I'm saying is people should be aware
that this is going on and that what I heard Newt Gingrich What
is he what what was he in the government was most his
background?
He was a congressman wasn't the speaker of
the house as well? No. Yeah, he
was Speaker of the House. So yeah, okay.
blowhard, but he was in the inner circle. And here's this
guy saying the reason he knows the reason people are afraid is
because apparently this technology is now so easily
available that any dipshit with half a rocket can can take out a
third of the country's electricity in one go. People
should know that.
Well, that's baby that's why they're pushing for the smart
grid. Fleece. Yeah, that'll work. I'm not still not sure
what the smart grid what the why we haven't rushed to the smart
grid is seems to be like, kind of willy nilly. You know,
everyone wants to do smart grid Smart Grid just came up as a
meme recently, a year ago. We weren't talking about this. I
don't recall
it. I think it's I think it came from the climate change corner.
Isn't that where it started? Where we yeah, we need the smart
grid to to help us because we're so stupid. We have to wait and
if we can't just write it down or tie a ribbon around our
finger No, we need $100 billion smart grid to know when to turn
off the washing machine
Yeah, Smart Grid water it's another one that keeps cropping
up some we're gonna get something's happening with the
water. There's, there's another meme showing up. It's got
something to do with something but there's now there's all
these initiatives I'd like to online stuff for, you know,
finding drinkable water heater in there. Really drill a well,
you know, every for every tenant. Yeah, this is a whole
fed there was there's something called the the Twitter fests are
about water. Really, like the latest thing going on here? They
have these things called a Twitter fest. Yeah, I think is
what they're called. And they had and so people like all tweet
each other and then they, you know, they start contributing
money to the water, well fund, the water fund. And so you,
every time you give 100 bucks, you end up congealed, 10 holes
for water and somewhere in Africa, and which I you know,
there's nothing wrong with that. I'm not complaining about it.
But the meme itself is kind of interesting, because it's like,
how did this show up? You know, all of a sudden, I'm always just
even these things just crop up. Maybe oftentimes, it's somebody
who's really got a good ID and it's been something been
ignored, but and then everybody jumps on it because it's really
trendy. And I'm not a big fan of trendy, you know, charities.
It's like, what's happened to the good old classics? I mean,
you know, like Guide Dogs for the Blind for example, they need
money. It's funny
you say that because it's Sainsbury's. Where from I'll
probably go there two or three times a week because the papers
out at the local place. And there's always someone
different. They're collecting for something. And and by the
way, everyone always walks past I've never seen anyone putting
money in the bucket ever, ever. And I always I walk around
London with big pockets full of change. And I've just decided
anyone who asked me for money at I'll give you money. I don't
care if you're homeless. If you're walking around. You've
been you've always been that way. And I think people should
know that. In fact, if you ever see Adam,
hit him up.
In England, people should know Americans in particular, because
we have you know, in San Francisco, you come out here.
You see all the other guys are all over the place.
They love me. They're like, Hey, Adam, I need to get home and I
need a burger.
Right. Here's a fiver so but in England when you I remember one
time, I think I gave a beggar some something and the guy and a
guy basically stopped a huge lorry. And it just kicked to a
screeching halt until he could yell at me for giving the guy
any money. There's some weirdness about that. Oh,
no. Yeah, what's the whole class thing? Oh, yeah, no, totally.
And anyone who who was begging on the street obviously isn't
working. You know isn't trying to make an honest living. Oh,
dude. They are very against handing out money here. Yeah,
but it's all a part of the class society that's still leftover.
And it's it's senseless because a truck driver be upset. Oh,
because he's a working guy. Because he's a working guy and
he's working hard. He's like, Don't give any this is this is
the it's so cultural. And so embedded here it's it's even
hard to explain him and people don't even question that here.
That they would say hey, are you crazy? Don't give that guy any
money. He won't he'll just it'll just make him more complacent.
Seriously, but when
I was like, the guy was driving the truck, George Bush you know,
kind of a conservative idea.
Well, it's funny because there's something that patricius picked
up on you know, as we're getting to know the neighborhood and
we're you know, we're not in in Chelsea were in a kind of an
urban area but we are in the nice part of the urban area and
it turns out this is known as the place where all the rich
people live I think bodes very well should literally be in the
store and the young and the new in the neighborhood and she'd be
chatting away and where do you live out there in there? Oh,
where all the rich people live. Because right next door to us
almost as a I think a council estate they had like doesn't
matter. I don't give a shit. Oh, yeah, it's everyone seems to get
along fine. But I was just interested that little label we
get here.
Well, that's because they didn't you're you're obviously targeted
when the revolution takes place. Yeah.
All right. I'm ready. Come on. Come on down.
Okay, so anything else going on?
Now there's plenty of things going on. Well, I
want to hear something good. Something happening over in
Europe. You know, I'm going to Amsterdam shortly. How are we
going to do the show? While I'm there? I had some one guy
twittered me that will you know, maybe he has a studio I can use
or something like that. Let's say you can't you just use you
have any contacts there. I wish people that have said to me,
Do I have any contacts that I not hook you up at the hottest
party on Queen's Day?
Ya know what I'm talking about context. So I can do that. No
agenda, she
can just do it from your hotel room. What's the problem? Why
it's right.
I'm sure I can somehow
get contacts for all kinds of stuff. I can get into trouble
Johnny Boy.
Yeah, when doesn't help the show? So Well, the answer is no.
Okay, fine. No,
I mean, the answer is we're gonna, we're just gonna have to
figure it out is the answer.
Then you're gonna be in San Francisco. So they're just gonna
flip our time thing. So I guess I probably do the show. It'd be
interesting.
I find this already extremely difficult. You're in a urine of
foul mood, or something's wrong or someone pissed you off? I'm
not quite sure what happened.
You think? You think because I had to get up at five in the
morning to catch a flight. And then I got stuck in the Seattle
airport. And I took a puddle jumper which was the rocky ride
for because of there's a bunch of wind storms around here. And
so I'm half asleep. Okay, I'm in a file, but I've been in a foul
mood for a while.
Is there something I can do to help me is it now
I can't think of anything? How's your sex life is sucks as usual.
But you get old
good. It means. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Is that what I
have to look forward to? Is this? I'm cranky? Correct. I see
it is not a good day today. But now Mimi's younger than us. Is
she more like my age? She sounds
a little bit probably closer to you, then. Yeah, well, how old?
Is she? I don't know. I can't remember. I don't remember
people's ages. I don't think it's important. Well,
yeah, I agree. I mean, I'm, my partner is older than I am. I'm
just interested kind of like, you know, from research research
perspective.
Yeah, well, you're not gonna get a date with her. So forget to
you know. Well, for one thing, well, I just have a little maybe
I'm wrong. That's possible.
I just had a visual, I'm sorry. British Telecom. So you want
some news from over here. So you know that your Europe why
nothing over here while the field network filter is on?
Well, the filter here in the UK is on. And, of course, it's a
European directive, that all the ISPs are now just going to start
filtering our shit and capturing our email addresses and, and our
text messages. And the phone calls you make in the UK is
already in full swing. It's been going on since the beginning of
the month. And Bt British Telecom says that they are
blocking out between 35 and 40,000 attempts to access child
pornography sites every single day. Sure, and I read this, I'm
like, Well, should we go? Should we didn't try and go get one of
those guys who serve in those pictures up? Here, try this.
Hello. But we should call them up. And we should call up
customer service and say, Okay, could you type at the command
line? Could you type T R, A, C, E R T, okay, yeah, you got that.
Now go to that little number that was in the log file that
that you trapped? And why don't you traceroute it and see where
it goes to? And then maybe we can get some of that
investigative talent on it. If someone's really, if there's
that much being served up, you got to be able to catch one guy.
You'd think that's why the stories are bogus. It's just
like, it's all you know, it's always for the children. We're
doing it to protect, you know, he said, So child porn
predators. If, you know, the internet is not like, isn't used
to give you how many of these people that are, in fact, they
do bust a group, everyone's so well, you know, are
sophisticated enough to go around, you know, a million
proxies or wherever you have to do to get, you know, to be
completely hidden. None. I mean, the fact of the matter is, the
public is generally naive about almost everything. And when they
when they when they go on and on about all this all this is
35,000 things going on a day. And the public doesn't generally
say, Well, why don't you track one of them? You know, just
drift down. If that one is a dead end, try another one. You
got 35 You got 35,000 people that you can track down with
just following IP addresses and figuring out who's there with
the account. You can just go right to the ISP and get their
address. I mean, what is this?
So yeah, and of course it works both ways because they also know
35 To 40,000 requests that were made by their customers.
So that's the point. Yes. What's so ridiculous? They're their
customers, they have their phone numbers. They have their
address, send the police over if this is actually going on.
I don't know. Why don't they? I don't know, To be continued. I
think it's bull. One of your colleagues over at MarketWatch
David Weidner. Yeah, he wrote an excellent column. Have you read
it?
No, I don't read everybody's column.
Screw that guy. He's a dick anyway, but
actually my wife's, you know, I don't read that much. Because
she's saying, Well, you know, we want to get the jet carrier
which my wife and my daughter they listened to
me soon to be ex wife as I take her away from you. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah.
So. So they always listening to books on tape. You have the Jack
Kerouac book, the other house? And I said, Yeah, I do. Listen
to you get no, I realized I don't listen to books on tape.
And I don't read. I don't really, I don't read I don't
listen to books on tape. I do this show I shoot the shit. You
know, I don't do a you know, I don't even write this right.
Um, you know, giving up maybe you need purpose in life, John,
maybe that's why you're angry and cranking. You're not getting
laid. I mean, look, I wouldn't want to screw you right now
either, you know, you're just not very attractive the way
you're communicating.
Yeah, no, that's I've got to snap out of it.
Anyway, so your pal, your colleagues, your main man, your
homeboy, David Weidner wrote this fantastic article, link in
the show notes. Of course, government Sachs is in control.
And he's and he the research is just astounding, but basically,
subtitle Lloyd Blankfein, that's the CEO of Goldman Sachs must be
the luckiest guy on Wall Street. And he's traced through how the
only bank of course, that is doing fantastic is Goldman
Sachs. And and and, and that $12.6 billion of the latest
bailout to AIG went straight to Goldman Sachs with you know,
$100 100 cents to the dollar, you know, no loss, anything, you
know, and then of course, he draws the links all the way down
beautifully, to of course, the the treasury secretaries who all
come from Goldman Sachs, and he ends up with I love this line, a
conspiracy theorist might think this run of Fortune has
something to do with the former Goldman executives having
influential roles in the Treasury Department, market risk
regulators, smaller companies, Goldman will find a way around
it. It just seems to have that kind of luck. It's a great
article. And you can just see this Lloyd Blankfein. What a
douche. This is look at his picture. You just want it bitch
slap the guy.
Yeah, well, you know, he's got all the money.
Check it out. There was a picture somewhere else and it
was the CEO of Citibank, the CEA CEO of Bank of America. And CEO
of Goldman Sachs go into the White House for that CEO
conference with the President a week or so ago. And he's the
he's like smiling and laughing and you know, he's gonna fall
out around you see, the other guys are all like pissed off.
I'm looking angry.
It's it's Oh, yeah. All right, this guy isn't he a dick is just
a he's a smiling bald guy. Yeah. Looks like it just looks like
he's the cat that ate the canary
from the no agenda stream that people Twitter to constantly and
and by the way, that was fun watching the trolls figure that
out. And they figured out that you could Twitter crazy stuff
into it.
I like this organic crazy stuff. Yeah,
it was funny. It's hilarious because it's in the plays that
all in sequence. So it's like a thread now and people are
yelling at each other. It's pretty cool.
You got a clip for us. Now I don't have a clip.
But one of the you know, because I was listened to it's like, oh,
what people tweeting now. And one tweet said, you know, one
world center is going to be beautiful. Wonder what Third
World Center will look like?
Yeah, I can't wait to see that one. Cute. Well, let's get back
to the Real News. Oh, well, hold on a second.
And now back to real news. I've got one. David March helicopter
pilot says he's really really sorry and thinks he has learned
his lesson. After the judge took away his his license for
allowing a Swedish porn star to perform fellatio on him while he
was flying the helicopter. He struck a wire landed okay. But
you said he said he couldn't perform the emergency procedure
because his pants were down around his ankles and I gotta
tell you, you know, when you need to enter auto rotation, you
definitely need both your feet work and as well.
Would you think you'd be at a higher altitude for that kind of
thing?
I'm not quite sure. I mean, he's, you know, honestly, if
someone said, Well, I'm flying a helicopter, you know, I'll blow
you. I'd say yeah, let me go to 10,000 feet Hold on a second
baby. Yes, it pretty simple ones. I don't know where he
found the wire while that was happening.
Well, it was a blunder.
Let this be a lesson. No blow jobs under 10,000 feet. Dammit.
Man, Miley Cyrus says she's smarter than you think. Who is
Miley Cyrus you ask to see. Miley Cyrus. You know, she's
the hottest teen star there is man. She's Billy Ray Cyrus his
daughter,
Hannah Montana.
Yeah, Hannah Montana. That's it.
I didn't know she was Billy Ray Cyrus his daughter. Yeah. Oh,
now it all makes sense.
Coming together right Achy Breaky Heart.
Lindsay Lohan snubbed by Nicole Richie.
Damn that bitch. We were we were BFFs for sure. I can't believe
it.
Like, this is our news. So you go to the news break rundown.
This is the kind of crap you get. Yeah, and something about
pirates. And the pirates. But it
was interesting talking to me about that, because she's like,
well, this is the and you said the same thing. Well, this is
the first American vessel. Well, who gives a crap like all the
other people whose vessels were hijacked? Don't count. Don't
count them out. Human beings know they're human beings, but
they're not American. And the first responses, I think we
should arm those guys. We should get the more weapons to kill the
pirates.
Welcome to the United States.
It was like maybe, how about we not pollute their waters after
we fished all the fish out and stolen the land? Oh, we do that.
President Obama's going to attend the White House Seder
first time and American president? Oh, that's really
interesting.
Kind of it's like in between this real religious
news. worthy of a mention.
I guess. You know, he was showed up. I guess he snuck over to our
rack. He met with the troops and then took off, you know, without
announcing that he's gonna go there. I think this is how well
we did with a great job we've done that the President has to
sneak in sneak into the dead of night to go to
the troops that we completely obliterated and we still can't
keep him safe.
Yeah. Right. So he sneaks into the dead of night then sneaks
out before anyone notices. But you know, we should have figured
it out that he was going to do this because he was over there.
Right in the area. Yeah. Yeah. I read somewhere that there was an
attempt on his life. That was foiled in Turkey.
was in Turkey. Yeah. It
was in Turkey. Oh, yeah. This was this whole thing that he
wasn't going to talk about. Remember, they have that whole
the who killed the whoever's 100 years ago that they're all
messed up about in Turkey, or the Armenians, the Armenians.
Right. And everyone's wondering if he was going to mention
something about that? Of course he did.
Everybody wants to Turks to apologize for episode. Yeah.
Armenians are still irked about
it's 200 years or a year old problem, right?
It's you want it right. It's currently in the thing, but they
did they have a long memory. They're in the middle of the
Middle East just the way it is. But it's not much different to
me than the Dutch, you know, complaining about the bicycles
that the Germans took from them back in World War Two, please
the Dutch don't complain about it. It's a joke. It's a joke.
They still use it as a joke.
Every time I go there, people bitch. They come right up to me.
Are you German? Now? Oh,
has that actually happened to you? Someone said, Are you
German?
Are you German? Because I want my bicycle back? No, no, because
we'd know
if you were German because you'd be digging a hole on the beach
and putting up your whole frickin encampment. And that's
how you recognize the Germans. Because they come up to the
Dutch beaches and dig holes. stuff right? Yeah, they dig
holes and they put windscreens up, and they sit in their hole.
Where they're really Yeah, that's that's the end. That's
where the whole thing comes from. Hey, you follow manfaat?
Archduke, the whole thing of hey, I want my bike back. Don't
dig a hole here until you give me my bike bag dude.
I think the Dutch have an odd sense of humor.
You think? Someone who Yeah, they do. Mass strandings mass
strandings of dolphins and whales could be caused because
the animals have been rendered temporarily death by military
sonar.
I thought they were just put a stop to that. Yeah, well,
they're the Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology is desperately
trying to get it to start I guess is not
my understanding was that the military decided to stop doing
it because they apparently they got to the latest sonar so
powerful that is like throwing every all these animals which
which have to It's like blinding them essentially you know they
don't nobody sees it that way
and they show up in the craziest places and they beached
themselves it's horrible it's
it gives us too noisy it down there you know yes it's
shot up kids
we have to get out of here so they beached themselves Ah
finally peace and quiet
suspecting officer shooting was into conspiracy theories.
Yep that's big news that guy that got mentioned Richard
Poplawski that the whole bunch of people sent me email about
this story saying, hey, just like
adults like Adam, now because yeah, he's kind of cute. He's 22
You know, they don't want they don't care about older meat
don't care about old meat
wasn't because he was cute.
So how did that happen? Did you? Did you get the whole crux of
the story?
You know, I kind of started reading it. And then I got like,
bored halfway through the first paragraph. Like, yeah. I guess
I didn't dig up. And when I say I dug up, that's a that's a big
word. There's some great postings at the no agenda
drop.com site, even though there's all kinds of trollee
stuff in there, you can the information is all still there.
It's fantastic. And someone dropped in. And I'm just going
to presume that this is authentic. It is a document sent
from Congressman McFadden in 1934, two years after the
Federal Reserve Act to Congress that he was Congressman. And
it's called an astounding exposure and read through this
because you'll really enjoy it. And again, I'm presuming that
this is authentic. It sure does look authentic.
That's probably a good hoax, then. Yeah. So it's a what's it
under now? It's under No, a GAO has this go and see no agenda?
What are you doing? I'm gonna go type it in and look at it.
Well, no, no, no, it's not in the shownotes. yet. I haven't
posted the show. But I'll give you a link. Yes. I mean, see,
the whole concept is I talk in the future so that when people
hear this on the podcast, then they go and look for it.
I don't know. I thought, oh, sorry. I thought it was already
existing on dry Oh,
oh, no, you'll never be able to find it through all the spam
shit. And I just sent you the link. So I'm going to read a
small passage from this, Mr. Chairman, when the Fed meaning
the Federal Reserve Act of 1932 was passed, the people of these
United States did not perceive that a world system was being
set up here, which would make the savings of the American
School teacher available to a narcotic drug vendor in
Acapulco, they did not perceive that these United States was to
be lowered to the position of a coolie country, which has
nothing but raw material and heart that Russia was destined
to supply the manpower, and that this country wants to supply the
financial power to an international super state. And
when you read through this a completely shows how the Federal
Reserve is not not a government agency, how it's set up to
essentially charge us interest in our own money. And it's a
beaut, it's beautifully written.
I'm gonna have to read this if I can manage to you, Mr. Chairman,
when the Fed was passed, the people of these United States
did not perceive that a world system was being set up, which
would make
John I just said that I just read a just read that. I know
I'm reading it back. I'm trying to figure out what I'm getting
epicness it's under this section, world enslavement
planned.
Yes. Which is this is the blueprint is being as was
unveiled two years after the Federal Reserve Act 1934. And
here it is. It's right there. It's history. It's written.
This is just some guy's interpretation of things. Set
currency, what is these quotes from this? Why am I getting you
notice this is what you read is quoted, but who is whose is
this? The guy that came out and said this The Congressman
McFadden? Yeah. Yeah, it's in the document. remarks in
Congress. Reprinted by the Arizona caucus club.
I need one of those two. We should start a caucus club. We
should just sounds like a place to be the sip a little brandy.
Hey, John, where you going later?
The caucus on anywhere the caucus club? No, man. The
caucus? Well, we should have you know, maybe we should have the
caucus club. I think we're quite fine with our our knighthood the
armory. Yeah, I have
written in my notes, which of course was one of your notes
which you didn't bring. slumgullion
Oh, damn it, I didn't bring the recipe. Did you find it? No. I
said what is it you said? Well, I'll tell you on the next show,
so I just bring up slim go
up your recipe be okay. Here's the story about slumgullion. So
I've got a cookbook that's 1970. So I collect cookbooks. My wife
does too, actually, we have a lot of them. And one of the
things I like to do is when I traveled around, I'll stop in
the local bookstores and especially in Podunk towns, and
try to find those spiral bound ring bound, you know, kind of
locally produced cookbooks that are done by the Jaycees or some
little club in town. And they have a bunch of little recipes
that everybody you everybody contributes to a recipe and then
they sell this cookbook as some sort of premium or something
like that. We should probably do the same thing. Anyway, so I've
got this one from the Dallas quilters guild. And I'm just
going through it I read it at night before I go to sleep.
Do you wonder why you're not getting laid? I mean, Johnny
Boy, come on, man.
So we got to do
a really cheap ass hook around you in Amsterdam.
So guys, the skinny blonde probably good. So anyway, the
considerate done. I'm looking at the at this thing, and I'm
flipping through in there. I'm looking at my eyeballs kind of
came out slumgullion. Now the reason I was kind of shocked by
this recipe, which I'll read to you next Thursday, because I
obviously don't have the book here. Unless I can find it. It
is probably a version of on the web. My dad when I was a kid
would constantly refer to a kind of a sloppy dishes slumgullion
and I thought it was some sort of a idiomatic phrase meaning
crappy food.
It sounds like a nautical term.
Well got the Gallien part done you know it might be and make it
would make some sense. But the slum is like you know, a slums.
Yeah, that's the slums. And golian just sounds like doesn't
sound like anything
like innards or something like that. So
my dad would always make this reference to slum girl, a slum
girl, you know, she can cook a slum Galleon, and she and I
always thought it was just like some phrases said for you know,
generally referring to people can't cook or whatever. I didn't
think there was an actual dish.
Yeah, so Well, it's it's mud.
Mud. Is that what you would call it? Michael, I'm
looking at slumgullion on the free dictionary.com Yeah. And it
says muddy a watery meat stew. But then underneath it, it said
it would nice. It says muddy deposit in a mining sluice. Oh,
that's one of the words we can hear. Here's how you pronounce
it
from Gogan. Indeed, so the dish is basically I can
give you another word to look up. This is a great site.
It's it's basically the dishes ground beef with some you know,
green beans and onions and and in Canada tomatoes kind of
mashed up in Tucker. What was that? Sucker? Yeah, it was
trying to get this show on like an FM station or something.
It's a real word. It's in the free the Free Dictionary. Okay,
I'm sorry.
So we're never gonna get on the air. And although we do have her
minions,
we can have people they're gonna have board UPS filtered out.
It sounds like they did show us too long to deal with that kind
of thing. I mean, we're talking an hour and a half show which
was you know, somebody took it free from the from the feed, by
the way ran another little local radio station. If
you want to repeat this, if you want to repeat the stream on
your own streaming server, if you want to put it on your low
power FM transmitter if you want to put it on your am or FM radio
station, we're fine. Whatever
is complete one in the morning on Sundays. It's fine.
Yeah, you can cut it down. You can chop bits we do not care and
when that when we have our site up. Then I'll also put all the
jingles on there we'll have a special little jingle section.
There's a one of our guys wants to the jingles badly. So we're
going to make sure it gets them up now. Anyway, in the end, the
other thing is that you this is essentially what we're doing is
open source radio. We're creating a show that's open
source. In other words, I just say
I hate the title. And it's been overused and there's been too
many failed projects called Open Source anything certainly open
source radio. I mean it says wrong, John. Okay. You just
bring it down to the level of news and information, Real News,
real information.
Open source. Now, so Well, I mean, what else? Well, how else
would you describe it? I mean, what other way of describing it
besides and what's wrong with open source? And by the way,
talking about open source, I have this project. I'm going to
do it we have a bottler up here. is a really good one too. And
they do only, you know, sodas and things we sell them at the
deli sodas and a variety of sodas that only use sugar. They
don't use corn syrup, or high fructose corn syrup
particularly. So I'm going to do I just haven't noticed another
one of these projects, but I hope to have it done by the end
of the year. Open Source cola. Hmm, there's a matter of fact,
there is an open source recipe for Coca Cola. It's available,
you can go early, you can look it up. And there have been
people contributing to this recipe because it's an hour you
need some blueberry juice, or you did this you needed that
there's all these little tweaks you know, to the to the Coca
Cola formula and it's it's open source. I liked that idea, John.
So I want to get into the How does it taste? Does
it get really close?
I haven't yet to try it open source couple do I need to go to
there we need to get the formula and with a tweak of our own and
take it over to the bottler and we're gonna blend it up and see
if we can get a bottle it up and solid is open source colon so
people gave me why should it work coders that are in the
Linux game and doing all this as not drinking open source cola
Don't you think it's like a natural for them and will
actually add some extra cash?
Yeah, I it's very interesting because loaded with caffeine I
think ways. So first of all, you can use the word Cola, I
presume, right? Anyone can use that word. Yeah. So it's a it's
a descriptive name. So that's very interesting. What I would
do is I would add something to it that was that would cover up
the taste that it doesn't really taste like Coke or Pepsi. But
then you know if you can't cover it up, turn it up. So you make
it like ginger Cola, you know, with extra caffeine or something
like that.
Well, here's what I like to do. I like to have it so it does
taste like Coke. I think that's a good idea personally, but
here's the addition that I think would be cool. For those of you
who are believers that drugs should be legalized at least
Oh, I'm liking where this is going Johnny Boy I think him
cola and cola. I can hear it.
Alright. We'll make a special one for you. I'm thinking you
find the original Coca Cola formula that had cocaine in it
exact amount of cocaine and then it have it on the label or
someplace where people if they can if they have access to
cocaine when some people do they can add the exact amount that
was in the original formulation of Coca Cola into their open
source now what are going to have the original beverage that
was that that created the whole market? I love it. Is that a
good idea? It's a here's the marketing slogan you ready? No
agenda open source called New guaranteed to get you as high as
crackpot. Yeah, that'll work. So she Twitter that the the street
no man's a guy lives with me. He's a very short person. My
he's my gay computer developer. He sits in my Mac. And we have
anyway. So that's a project another one of many.
That's a good one. And then another another thing we'll
never actually get started.
No, I think this one might have actually happened.
Or something we need to pull you out of your funk.
You You've been off your ad. Have you not
been yelling at me about stuff going on? Just in the past week?
I think it's a cycle. Oh, you're so yeah, for sure. And talking
about cycles? You know, it would be useful if you know we've had
a kind of a drop off in in donations that are that cycle?
In other words, right?
Well, maybe, maybe if you prepared for the show, we
wouldn't have a drop off in donations.
I don't think that's the problem. I think it's the way we
I don't think we're emphasizing enough to people by the way you
go to divorce iq.org/n A or the no agenda library.com and give
us some some help. I think we have to re emphasize because I
was trying to figure out why we were getting more donations at
one point that we didn't get many now we get we get big
donations here. And there. Those are no we don't. And we've
mentioned everybody that does that. But the little you know,
the, you know, the 1930 twos and some of that getting fewer and
far between and this subscriptions in particular,
which are would be nice to have subscription donations. Yeah,
that's a donation which people you know, give money on a on a
recurring basis. And the reason that that's important is because
we do and I think this maybe as a sales pitch we keep stopping
on. We need to do the show three times a week.
Yeah, if we really want to be taken seriously as a as a real
information outlet that matters. Yeah. And then we have to do at
least three times a week. I agree and it may not even be on
the weekend. Although The Sunday show is pretty. That's kind of
sacred for a lot of people.
Yeah, I like the Sunday show jazz. I think it has a nice it's
Sunday for one thing and you because everyone's you know, the
everyone can casually listen to this. Like it's not in the
middle of the work. Yeah.
So much less rude on Sundays. Really? Yeah. You're mellow.
That's possible. That's because I have usually have a good meal
on Saturday night, you know, and it's a weekend and so why should
I be? Now this is like, the middle of the week. It's like,
you know, 430 in the afternoon, I'm surly. Grumpy, I'm grouchy.
I mean, this is what's gonna happen to you're going to be
worse than me, by the way. I can see that coming. But so you
know, it's like a work day. You know,
I'll tell you why. It's different. No, I'm going to be
when I'm your age, John. I'm going to be very different. And
I've already talked with my wife. I'm just going to have
wall to wall babes around me. Totally. Just babes strippers,
pole, dancers hookers, lesbians the whole deal. That's how I'm
going out?
She approves. Howard Stern. So no,
he did. He was dumb. He he could have gotten all of that from his
wife. But he went into like, oh, no, I got out of this hot model.
That's how stupid he left her. That's the mistake. He'll find
out.
Well, whatever. I don't know. I haven't heard him for such a
long time ever since he, you know,
isn't it crazy? Yeah. How he just became how just non
relevant. He used to be a part of the new cycle. You know, if
Howard Stern did something outrageous, but a the stuff he's
doing isn't outrageous anymore.
And if you don't think that that has something to do with the
fact that these get like, what did they pay him like $100
million?
I don't care about that is just the sound like radio is the
quality of the performance?
No, no, no, no, because I was listening to him from day one on
satellite. I haven't listened in a long time. There's a guy who
set up a feed for me because I can't receive the the satellite
here in London. Now. I mean, the show was just as funny, but it
just became less relevant because he wasn't a part of the
news cycle, as he often was. He ran for mayor of New York City.
I mean, these were the great days of the great stunts, you
know? And if he would, he's dad's too old and jaded and I
thought it has something to do with the money otherwise he
might actually join in and get on this you know, the world is
crazy bandwagon. Now it's just satellite radio is just it took
him out of the news cycle. It's got that's why we're not
important.
We have a we have our elites, we have our minions.
Well, it's a start. I don't like the word minions if you don't
mind. It's not a good word. I don't like the word army. I
don't like the word minions. We need a new word.
listeners.
Yeah, exactly. Well, they're not just listeners, because they
participate that producers, they're all producers.
They're not Well, I guess you could say that aren't aware
of producers. And like good producers that need to finance
the project.
Most producers do that. You're right. Okay, so we'll just call
them the producers. The and they actually do they produce? I
mean, yeah. Besides our show? Yeah. All right. Producers is
fine. I used
to call them consumers. I mean, just be honest about that.
Consumers. Yeah. But that's what the President in the in all of
our government calls him. I think that producers, you are
our producers.
Okay, we can go I can live with that. And they probably are
everything we crowdsource. I mean, everything's changed. I
mean, I use crowdsourcing a lot. Now. I No, I don't
like that, either. It's not, you know, it's like it's like a
production meeting. That's what it is.
What crowdsourcing? Yeah, for me, oh, man,
I tried out the request to app. That's my Twitter application
that requests to app today with real data. So I was still
entering it. But I just said, Hey, give me some requests. And
people were tweeting me requests like skinny puppy, and she's,
like, I never would have come up with like, flay skinny puppy.
And I think I hit 11 out of 12, automatically, from tweet all
the way through to being played with with a request played in
front of it. shits gonna be awesome.
It's amazing. So where are you finding all this stuff? Where's
the what's the program looking for? The long term to Russia.
I have a list of a number of sources that it goes out and
that, you know, search engines and nothing with peer to peer,
which is where I'm sure I'd get 100% hit rate. So this is really
just, you know, looking at some Google stuff and some queries,
and there's a couple other really good search engines that
can help you find stuff and so it just goes through it and you
know, it looks for a hit and then it gets a hit and it
downloads it and it tags the request on the front the the
read request and it uploads it and plays it
So I'm want to a friend of mine who comes on the the cranky geek
show. Oh, that's what it is, you know, I was supposed to be doing
I didn't do cranky geeks today.
Oh, my cranky you get your crank out. Okay,
that's what it's got to be. That's what it's got to be
because we did an evergreen show. I know it's another word
you don't like?
No, I don't like it. Just whip your crank out on me. I can
you're talking about. Okay. So he has a apparently the Googlers
they have a lot of very interesting little tricks. That
dark paths a few of Maundy that are can let you find stuff that
you're like what you're looking for there.
The first one is forum
colon. That's not that's a very
if you want to find something, always add the word forum colon.
What does that what do you what does it get you to find?
Because, well, there's a lot of stuff that's being posted in
forum. So if you normally on search results, you're looking
for a web page. But if you're looking for something very
specific minute or mp3, Arish, then you just add forum colon,
and then you do your search request. That'll that is one way
that I try for sure.
I'll try that sometime. Although, you know, I don't
really listen too much stuff. I mean, I do that interlude thing.
It's the only you know, it's kind of
that interlude thing, you shouldn't talk about it like
that. That is a highlight. If you haven't heard it, right now
it's playing 9pm every night. That's Pacific Standard Time.
That's the baked edition, the into the interludes three the
baked, you get a kick, kick me but but it was great. And you
did your surfer,
surfer Joe surfer, surfer Joe. I
mean, it was it was phenomenal. And, you know, DeVore I gotta
tell you, man, you know how to whip it up. I mean, that's that
show has a flow to it. And then also, it's like a frenzy. And
then we're like, some fucking German shit, that's just
tripping me out. And then you're like, wow, what's happening and
it was rocking the whole, the show rocked out big time, great
shape
and flow, pace and flow. Yeah. Beautiful mix
of it. I mean, that's an art form that is gone, it is
absolutely gone. And I'd love to have more people just show up on
our stream and play some kickass music, you know, just from time
to time, just send me a link to mp3 files is not shit, I'll put
it on if the music is kind of in line with what we're playing,
you're good to go.
So anyway, I've decided what I owe or what I want to do,
ideally, and I think I can do it. These shows are about two
hours long. And they're solid music except for the when I come
in and do some back announcing. And by the way, you know, it's
not much different than than programming if you like this
kind of programming. It's not that much different than doing
like a mixtape for somebody you know, my mixtape. The thing is,
though with a mixtape you've got like,
there's usually love involved with a mixed in
there's usually some some affection involved, necessarily,
but it's harder to do a mixtape because you have an hour solid
and you're not in there announcing. But when you're
doing this kind of programming, where you can have a pace and
flow and then all of a sudden, you realize you're not following
this song with anything because there's nothing's gonna follow
it unless you're going to just change direction, you got to say
so. So you come in, and yeah, and this is this and that and
the other thing, and then you can restart another series. And
so you can do you only really have to do, you know, I could do
eight in a row that have a flow to them, but you know, generally
three, four or five, I mean, you don't need to do more than that.
But what I've decided, I think I'm gonna do 10 of these as the
goal and an all 10 of them. There will be not one song
repeated, right? In 20 hours.
Oh, yeah. And then and then already, I'm mixing them up
because I've got three episodes because no one's ever heard all
of them all the way through. And I've even listened to this last
one I listened to twice I stood like that again the second time,
ya know that I find that the i It takes me a while what I'm
doing is I'm actually I have I've got the next one done
except for the announcing. And what but what I like to do is I
have a map and then when I'm kind of bored, you know, maybe I
have to do some work and I don't want to which is about 90% of my
day. I bring up the playlist and I pop through them one after the
other to see you know, check the pace and flow and then you know
and then I tweak I said you know this song is not in a good it'll
pull the song out drop another one in that kind of fits better
takes about you know, I think it takes about a week really, or at
least three or four days of doing that before you have the
thing solid and which is why it was why it is good. I listened
to it myself. I made a couple of listen to it in the car. It
sounds pretty nice.
And this is exactly what the armory donations are all about.
Because it's real world are
involved dvorak.org/n A. And you know, the other thing that you
mentioned the fact and you know, I used to listen to all these
DJs, too, and they were always really amazing because you'd
have to keep listening. And the idea when you do one of these,
one of these shows is the rivet the person to the, to the, to
the stream to the point where they actually want to leave. You
want to see what's next. Yeah, even if you've heard it before.
In fact, I was listening to the stream the other day, and
there's one of the songs on there. I guess. I never listened
to the end of it or something. I'm not absolutely sure why, but
I'm listening to this isn't mine. And then oh,
it was in your own show. Yeah, that's phenomenal. You know,
there's a movie out which was on Sky Movie Preview was showing it
last night and it's called it's the boat that rocked the
airwaves or something like this. It's about it's a recreation of
the 60s North Sea pirate radio ships. Oh, yeah. And what's his
name? Hoffman. What's the actor's name?
Yeah, Hoffman Seymour. Seymour. Phillip.
Yeah, he's in it. Man, this looks so good. And it's so
recognizable. Because when I was doing my pirate radio shit, it's
exactly what it is. You created an atmosphere with all the other
guys who you know and gals. And the whole idea was it sounds
like we're all bunch of Kooks, we're all sitting there half no
smoking dope. The other half is blowing each other. And we're
playing kickass music and that was the beauty that was the
romance. That of course Clear Channel took away from us
because even at even at stations in larger markets, you know, he
you always talk about the night guy the morning guy and you
know, funny stuff. And it was like a club and you wanted to be
a part of it. You wanted to be there. And that's what I'd like
to know agenda stream to become only it's a little more virtual.
Yeah. And it's actually kind of interesting in a lot of
different ways. I listened to it all the time. And it's like, and
then you come on with your can thing you're not there. And it's
just sound. It's great. And they have the voice comes on. And
today, you know, it was crazy voice. And it's like, it's just
hilarious. I'm just the funniest thing. And then sometimes the
news has like the same story twice in a row. Yeah.
Oh, yeah. There's a lot of that. That's the beauty of it, though.
Oh, shit gets cut off, you know. And the scripts are breaking.
And yeah, it'll be interesting to see what happens while I'm
gone. And if it all keeps the music will continue. I'm not
quite sure what I'll break but something well, summer break.
And Sunday. I'd like to just try and plan on doing a show Sunday
as usual. Okay, and I'll just do it from there. We rented a place
that has broadband, so they tell me,
we will see and you'll be up there throughout the weekend.
Yep. Okay. I'll be here on Easter Sunday. Good. Hey, John.
Do
me a favor. Say hello to that lovely wife of yours.
I will when she returned to take her out to dinner. Okay. We're
having a feast here tonight. As a matter of fact.
Yeah. But she needs some attention, Johnny Boy. Yeah,
well, I'll take her to dinner. Watch out. Yeah. Some dashing
blonde guy, man come along and take her away from you. Coming
to you from the crackpot Command Center, located in its covert
location in the southwest quadrant of Gitmo nation east.
I'm Adam curry.
And he's the dashing blonde by the way. I'm John C. Dvorak, the
less than dashing blonde here in the Pacific Northwest. Get mon
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will talk to you again on Sunday right here. No agenda