George Soros help us, Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, May 29 2022. This is your award winning keep on
nation media assassination episode 1455. This is no agenda
decoding elite speak and broadcasting live from the heart
of the Texas hill country here in FEMA Region number six in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
from Northern Silicon Valley where we all said oh no, when
Holland driver drove into the wall, I'm Jhansi, Dvorak,
Buzzkill.
Wait a minute, what happens who drove into a wall? Here's what I
heard you say, when the Holland driver drove into the wall?
It's exactly what I said explained. I'm watching the Indy
500
Oh, MCSE for Stoppa.
Know, the VT K guy or whatever his name is?
Thank goodness it wasn't Max. I don't think he's no no, Max is
in Formula One. Oh, there's a Dutch guy in Indy.
Yeah, and he's a top driver and he's doing better every year is
the third or fourth year in it. No driving an orange car with an
orange jumpsuit.
I have not followed him unfortunately. First wreck of
the race. Is you okay? Yeah. Man. You know, the the last
Dutch guy who won I think two in a row was Adi lion dyke. I was
there. When he won in second famous Yeah, he's a really nice
guy. He lives in Arizona. In case you want to go check him
out. He's like he's always said hey, if you're ever in Arizona,
look me up, man. Like I'm not going to Arizona for any reason.
I just I just can't imagine that
it's there for spring training.
Yeah, that's right John, you me skins spring podcast training.
That's what we'll do. So I was a little concerned last night, as
I was scouring the Twitter. And I see you post the speed test
result of your Comcast and you have some ridiculously low
number throwback to cable modems, like the early cable
modems, maybe even ADSL. Barely. What happened?
Well, this has been going on since the show, uh, two Sundays
ago. Yeah. And this is and it was interesting to see if you
can finally get through customer service, which is a nightmare. I
see your motors not running right now. We'll we'll reset it
and call it in we'll we'll send you a text and we'll send you a
bullet will send a bullet text message in 10 minutes. You can
call us back and detect this and we're gonna send to this and
then they give you the phone number from five years ago. That
doesn't work. So you have to say no, no, no, I don't want you to
send me a text message. But they won't pick it up. Okay, then
we'll reset your modem. No, I don't want my modem reset, you
know, said robot. Right? And you can't get past this robot and
this robot system is a piece of crap you can't get no we've got
to reset your modem. Well, that's not going to do you any
good. I got to talk to an agent agent, Agent agent. No, no, you
can't talk to an agent because we've got to reset your modem. I
will give you I will send you a text message when we do it. This
never ends I have to hang up.
Now did you did you get really angry because we've determined
that some some AI wants that.
Yes. If I got angry knowing that might kick in. No, that doesn't
kick. Crap. You get angry and you get this. Oh, okay, we will
reset your modem
sounds like you're angry. We're going to read that's dystopian
that could be right in a movie
as well. I'm going to do it again because I know that I
gotta change that I'm gonna go and record the whole thing.
Oh, yeah. And but also test the out the AI and the algo with you
know, like saying a couple of cuss words. You know, switch,
you know, like frustrating. And then what does it XFINITY Is
that who you call now for Comcast.
I still use the old Comcast numbers very easy to remember
one 800 Comcast Hold on a
second. Maybe that's your problem. Maybe there's a new
path and I got to
New number two, and I called it and it's exactly the same.
Well, this is this is the future of aviation as well. As we're at
the end of the month, and Memorial Day weekend, three and
a half 1000 flights canceled KLM halting ticket sales.
They canceled everything.
In the US this is happening everywhere. In the Netherlands,
you KLM has halted ticket sales for Amsterdam flights. Halt. You
can't even buy a ticket in the UK. This was on the BBC. Was
this because you know people are going on holiday travel
disruption. And what are the others these people were going
to a turkey. After hours of waiting he and his family
finally boarded a plane only to be ushered back off at the last
moment. The pilots said they had run out of hours they were able
to work so everybody had to disembark it's not like we You
didn't know this so I'm waiting and waiting for the the old
Obama throwback the next gen aviation system talk to come
back it's almost it's almost perfect for those jokes it's
just automate everything it'll be gray no one
wants to fly in an automated plane
oh you know there's enough people who trust to Elon Musk
enough to let their Tesla kill them
Yeah, well that's Yeah, yeah. Before I can finish my story
about Comcast
so I sorry, I didn't know there was more to it. I'm all ears.
Yeah, no. Yeah, no, let's go.
But it since you brought up travel. I haven't asked Adam.
Oh, goodness. I was not expecting that. Okay. I should
have
yeah, there's too you see, you see ask Adam answer you don't
want to play that you want to play ask Adam open. Okay. Now
this this is an advanced listeners. A country is now
going to allow people in and I want you to guess which country
it is play the
clip preparing to welcome back tourists after more than two
years of Coronavirus restrictions. starting June 10.
Visitors from select countries with low infection rates
including the US will be allowed in but they are not free to
roam. Visitors must sign up for a guided package tour. That
includes transportation and accommodation.
Okay, the question is Which country is doing this after two
years? It's going to surprise me no doubt. I mean, I my
inclination is to say Afghanistan just to throw
something off the wall. But maybe Germany
didn't go to Germany, Kenya?
I don't know. I haven't checked. I have no reason to
go back. Yes. You might not know because this is a screw. When I
heard this. I said what? And you can play this. This is a you
don't have to play the whole thing. But you can play the
answer because the answer is at the beginning. Here we go pan is
preparing to welcome back tourists after
you know and I thought and I thought it was Japan because you
know Tina and I had this big trip plan. But I thought that
they were kind of like just never ever going to open back
up. That's amazing. Let me hit it the whole thing.
Japan is preparing to welcome back tourists after more than
two years of Coronavirus restrictions, starting June 10.
Visitors from select countries with low infection rates
including the US will be allowed in but they are not free to
roam. Visitors must sign up for a guided package tour that
includes transportation and accommodation.
And at the end, you wake up in the bathtub with your kidneys
cut out yeah.
Go Anywhere where you're required to go to some package.
Do you remember that the Japanese government before COVID
And they're locked down? They had invested or they were making
a lot of money available to boost tourism. That's why Tina
and I were like, holy crap. This is good. You know, there's all
kinds of deals they're subsidizing stuff. So maybe
they're they're bringing that in now taking that subsidy money.
And you know, obviously putting it into the hands of party
loyalists who have their guided tours, and they've just kind of
made a little more interesting to them instead of here's a cool
tour you can do is like here's the tour you're doing.
Yeah, yes sucks.
Yeah, no, we're not gonna go for that.
No, of course not. No. No normal traveler. Would this some stooge
buy into that? He
wouldn't think so. Now, I
want to ask you a question because as I was mentioning, the
guy who wrecked in the Indy 500 I'm watching the race. And I was
thinking about this because the way I'm gonna give you one thing
they have some guy with a Cockney accent announcing this
American race. I don't get that but okay. And the race goes like
they always ended the pitch. He's independent. Now he's
getting four new Firestone tires. And there he goes with
his Firestone new Firestone tires. Boy comes Billy Bob and
he's in there. He's getting Firestone tires new Firestone
Tire Neri go is he's got new Firestone tires. And then he
said, here's the Firestone you know, he's got to get some
picture of the speedometer of the cars as a Firestone gauges
and fight. So I'm wondering if because you were in the
advertising business doing sleazy stuff like this?
I was waiting for it. Thank you.
What you do think they now you mentioned before about they have
when you did that when you're working for MTV, you had to say
Mike, the Michael Jackson deal Michael Jackson, comma, the King
of Pop. You had to always say that? No, no, especially during
a special weekend where they had made a deal to have Michael
appear on the Video Music Awards. That was part of the
deal. We had the planetary premiere and for the whole three
days, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, we had Michael Jackson packages
and videos, but we had to go back and rerecord that whole
weekend because the memo would not come down to the studio.
That every single time we said Michael Jackson, it had to be
Michael Jackson comma, the King of Pop So yes sleazy deals.
Now the question in my mind is you would because I'm watching
this as going on and on about to Firestone tires by the way, and
if they want to make these races more competitive have
competitive tire brands not one brand of tire for the whole race
which you do know that the race is pretty much about tires
right?
Well, this race is a race has
always been about tires, but it was it used to be used to be
competing tires. And then they'd have to normalize it all
back to the question. Okay. Do you are there any deals with the
more times you say the word you get paid for each time you say
it? Is there ever a deal like that in advertising?
i i I've never come across one I've never been offered one.
These are your will your two things. I think the pitstop
would be a guaranteed mention of course the gauge cam would be a
guaranteed mentioned any driver that drives under the Firestone
flag anything else would be gratuitous and is usually done
to suck up to the corporation.
I'll say that I say this. Go ahead. You're very Oh kind of
focused on saying Firestone tires Firestone and I want you
to if you watch NASCAR, they never say you rarely say well
fighters NASCAR is good years. Good year. Yeah, but
they don't say Goodyear tires Goodyear tires all the time.
This was saying said so many times. It was annoying. In fact,
to be honest about it just for anyone out there listening in my
entire life from now on. I will never buy Firestone tires. I
will never buy them I did this this in your face thing is
beyond is. It's crazy. It makes you crazy. I'm not gonna buy
Firestone tires ever. But so I'm thinking if it was paid by the
number of mentions, I thought that would be kind of cool. So
they keep saying it and saying this. So it becomes ludicrous,
which is what it was. And then it is dropped me back to
thinking of Sean Hannity as some of these other people always say
Mark Levin, the great one. What is Mark Levin? Is he paying a
fee for this?
No, no, you know better than that. That's sucking up as I
said, it's just sucking up. Let me give you a few a few data
points here. Actually, I have a question. Did at any point the
camera cut to the Firestone calendar models?
No, but that would have been better Well, I would have
changed my seat
that's that whatever wokeness we have in our television culture
is destroyed the balance of these types of irritating things
for you and for many other people in the in the Indy 500
audience, too. I think there's a heavy emphasis on tires and by
coincidence, I saw a couple of tire advertisements just
randomly while some stuff I was watching during the week and I
was looking around and the next a climate change what is the
title this article here? The next car pollution disaster This
is from the drive which is some gearhead magazine I guess is
going to be tires and specifically it's the rubber
that comes off this
yeah right right up DeMont of rubber that it's not just the
tires though and I did I never got to this is interesting you
brought this up I never got the name of the chemical but there's
some chemical they've been using in tires to make them were
longer and it because as the tires because grind around a
believe minutes fuel particles This
is yet microplastics is what they're talking about.
But there was one specific chemical it wasn't just the
micro plastics they were talking about some and it's only been
added like maybe five or 678 years ago
Atrazine just Yes turning
the frogs gay I don't know Yes, yes, I saw that so
there may just be may just be a heavy emphasis on tires in
general in the next period because you know this was kind
of written as here comes the shit again you know after after
diesel gauge
tire companies would love to get these this stuff out of the
tires I'm sure it may be to benefit them so you wear your
tires out faster to wear.
Yeah, let's do that. Exactly. Who more shrink inflation.
Yeah, it's a version. Yeah, it does sell twice as many tires to
somebody for 4040 I mean, some tires are designed to go 80,000
miles. I don't even know how you manage that.
So with the with the pending, I guess we're gonna we're gonna
have a rubber crisis too, aren't we? With with oil shortages,
there'll be a shortage of rubber. So we're gonna have to
go to the Old World War Two staple which is wooden tires.
What else you're going to do now imagine if if all of a sudden
there's a shortage in tires what? What a mess that would be.
And I think it's totally possible
to the back of my Comcast story, so I bitched and moaned on
Twitter.
And that's what Twitter is good for is always helpful makes you
feel good, that's for sure.
So you've already got enough followers that you Okay, and so
they sent you some private notes and they're working on it. And
then when I told you the guy sent me this morning, I got the
notices is your speed any better? No, two megabits per
second. Yeah, what was your What was your overall results? Two
megabits per second. But here's what's interesting. And this is
what I wanted to point out more than anything else I could have
the story can go on forever, but at two megabits per second, as
you're surfing the web and just going from page to do his stuff.
It's really not it's fast enough. Notice it
just for general surfing I agree. I agree. You wouldn't
notice it so if there's a problem because the one thing I
got out of talk and finally getting a hold of some people to
talk to who upsold me they were not even in service there were
sales up sold me to a 600 megabit per 600 megabits new
program which is cheaper supposedly, but I only get two
megabits out of it so what four drop what good is it right but
both of them cancel all all you should do you should be getting
some pretty good numbers now that they were in your your
neighborhood recently upgraded to service
now you know what happened your service was upgraded for your
experience
upgrade about the time of not this last Sunday show but are
the two weeks ago Sunday show? Yeah. We were having trouble
member got Yes.
Yes. I remember. I remember. Well, I remember good
that was of debt. I guess was in the range of when they upgraded
around here some some guys there was a Yeah, truck roll.
I love it when that happens. And then for them to say man, you
must be digging it porn must be flying in. Oh, man.
And I'm glad they mentioned it because I told you these other
guys. Oh, well. And then when I told this one guy on the on the
Twitter guy who's Comcast XFINITY Finiti. He says. And I
said, I described him well, what happens is I got connections for
about 10 minutes and it goes dead for a minute or two.
Yeah, well, I'm doing did you make Did you mention you the
best part not just any podcast, but the best podcast in the
universe while this happened? I haven't pulled that I give you
permission to play that card.
So and then when I said that I said and then I put some times
because I kind of put some times up from last night when I said
go out, back. And if you've tried to watch TV, go out, be
back. Soon as I mentioned this outage, he goes, Oh, here it
wasn't even talking to me. But I can hear him go. Because they
know it's a wire.
Oh, it has to be physical. It has to be little wind blowing or
something like that. Yeah.
That's sucks. But you know, so I'm screwed for but I'm gonna go
with G five. The 5g? Yeah, whatever.
I think I think you should just get a get a hotspot. I mean, I
have all kinds of hotspots just as backup. And you're right.
It'll be the problem is not so much. The problem was not the
safety net in the house. What does it have to do with
anything? Hotspots now? Oh, very funny. You're right, that the
speed is actually that's okay, that speed. That used to be a T
one line, by the way. We used to put on my old company on that
speed. You're not bitching about a whole company. The problem is
your ping was 100 was very high 156. And are you running DNS
locally? Because that will speed everything up?
You don't think that's going to do anything to you? I haven't
got that with a new modem I got from my new 600 megabit service.
I can't I'm not doing any more. I can't do too many things at
once. Because I know what the problem is, is wires is what
happened last time. It was a wire and the good that time was
a squirrel which yes,
this was several years ago. I
recall this 2018 Yeah, several years ago. The point I'm making
is that if it's an area wide thing, because there's some guy
bonehead that came out here and upgraded things, and people are
just around here this is say potatoes 25 Comcast users on my
on my little route and they're all just surfing the internet.
They're not going to notice that their speeds have gone down from
one six
though of course, they're not podcast professionals Hello.
So it doesn't come to so they don't get the complaints.
squirrel. Maybe that's all I have. I'm sorry, you had to go
through that. That's a time sink. Although somewhat
entertaining five
hours, five hours yesterday didn't have to go down to the
Comcast store to get some new gear. It was a complete waste of
a day. Sorry. It's a nightmare.
Yeah, I know. It's horrible. Well, luckily, I didn't have
those problems. And as you rightly pointed out in the
newsletter, this is Memorial Day weekend here in the United
States. I think it's also a holiday weekend. For some reason
other countries may be in the EU have some holiday weekend. So
there's no there's really no serious media doing anything.
Everyone's taken off. Everyone has a special edition. Welcome
to this special edition, which means which we recorded on
Wednesday, or maybe even last week, especially this year, last
year, it's the one from last year, we just put new
wraparounds then not so with with the best podcast in the
universe, we fight XFINITY we slay Comcast just to bring you
the show. Just want to point out the value that we provide. And I
was very happy to spend my last few days watching the wrap up of
the elites in Davos, the Davos douchebags at the World Economic
Forum, which was extremely enlightening. Yes, now you'll
you'll recall on the last episode of the Davos,
douchebags, we listened to Queen Ursula Ursula funda, Leia,
president of the by the way you need you need to pop open a
browser and search for the following person doesn't matter
what search engine Nina brink and in a b r i n k. And this is
just to show you that I know this kind of woman and it is
specific to be a woman. Yeah,
yeah. Exactly the same woman Yes.
She may even be need to bring I don't know. But it's exactly the
same
get as she's got a bigger smile. Well Is that the one was
scrutinized. Save our square smile. She smiles but now
look for the picture where she has two thumbs up. I got it.
Okay. So she was on top of the world proud of her relationship
with the Rothschilds and she created a number of companies
successful companies, but she created world online and it was
a big
way. There are hundreds of pictures or two thumbs up that's
all she does. This
is the reason for that is going to be come apparent to thumbs
up. She isn't a top of the elites, not just you know, but
really in Brussels. And she comes from an elite family
exactly the same as queen, queen. Ursula lived in Canada,
the whole thing it's so it's uncanny. And she put together
this huge roll up of an Internet service provider and she was
going to float it on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange. And
when they went public and everyone invested of course
because Queen Nina you know was the show business people the
captains of industry How could this this was a sure thing. And
and so would they go public and she's got her thumbs up.
You know, like translation of cops joke.
I need the sentence isn't it K okay. Oh
9k LPT klp s to UK to UK yeah
means you are the face of Corpus head stuck. You're the head
piece. You're the leader. So she you know she was the the
Rainmaker. And so she does these two thumbs up and maybe 30
minutes later, people start to discover that she sold all of
her shares pre IPO like a week before.
The minute that happens, you're scamming the public and boom,
the stock tanks, people lost all that almost all their money. So
that's why you see the two thumbs up thing is what she'll
be remembered for the douchebag who stole your money. So with
that in mind, these people make mistakes and watching this Davos
stuff in the World Economic Forum. They are so all in and so
smoking their own dope. You know, they got Andrew Ross
Sorkin doing a panel on the metaverse and people are Oh,
yes, no, this of course, this is going to be what it is.
Obviously, we'll have the whole workforce this will be in
virtual reality, but we'll get augmented reality. How long have
we been hearing this?
How long? When did it when the computers first show up on the
scene? Exactly. And I would say we've been hearing this in some
way shape or form it since the 70s.
But they're all making this assertion that the technology is
here or it's right around the corner, and it's not about face
bag and their metaverse. It's, it's not become an elitist
concept that is going to solve everything. Just going to Solve
the whole world's problems. In yo Andrew Ross Sorkin he's on
CNBC. You know, he co created billions. You know, he's the
golden child, New York Times, everyone sucks him off. And it
was, I got no clips from that because it was so insulting and
so stupid that we wouldn't have even laughed about it. Now, when
it comes to this type of person, there is one unique individual
in the news, cable news arena, who has the exact same
upbringing as Queen, Ursula. And their fathers probably knew each
other. Because Ursula is dad was ambassador, you know,
politician, lifelong politician, and they lived around the world
had all kinds of cool posts. You went to all the right schools,
boughs went to Stanford and the whole, the whole deal. Who do
you think that person is in the United States? I'll just give a
give you a clue. It's not on Fox, and it's not on CNN. So who
could be the perfect woman to interview Queen Ursula
Joy read
exactly the same upbringing. Now Mika Brzezinski, CNBC, Nika Mika
Brzezinski
she's she's an MSNBC and she just want to say, Oh, this is I
said, decency. And I'm sorry,
MSNBC. Well Joy read is on MSNBC not see.
That's why I got me there. That's true. But joy is funny
anyway, no matter where she works
well, obviously mica I think mica and Ursula probably know
each other from growing up together. Maybe they went to the
same school.
That's an excellent point because her her husband, her
husband, dad, the horrible man that he is what did you say?
Yes, yeah, I'm sure their palace. Well, I bet your scar
Bill feels real out of place.
And this is my my spouse, Chuck.
This guy, this guy.
So they sit down and they're in Davos, amigos in Davos, I think.
What's his name? What's your husband's name? And I forgot his
name. Who? Brzezinski his husband's name?
Oh, Scarborough, chuck chuck Scarborough.
No, not Chung and what's his name? What's his Joe Joe
Scarborough. Yeah, so she's he's in Florida. I think he's in the
students bring
over she's whispering over to mica saying why says muscle
small was to deal with?
I think Joe is in Florida in the studio. I don't I don't think
he's in Davos. So they're the setting for them is what was it
the global citizens? Everyone has a house there. You have like
the Holland house and the EU house?
What was once the Russian house? Yeah, the Russian Yes. Which
they call it Russian war crimes house, they change.
The Global Citizen house, you know, global citizen. That's the
douchebag outfit that does the big concert in central park
every year. We all we know who sponsors it all, and that's
Laurene Powell Jobs and the whole Atlantic magazine people
and open society people in the banks. So mica, of course is
hanging out there with with Ursula. Now, when they start
talking. Mica does something kind of was kind of weird and
uncomfortable. And it's not really a great news value. But
mica tries to throw out the Hey, wow, you're such an awesome
woman, especially one who's older. You know, she's trying to
like, do like a woke thing. You know? Like, this is so good.
You're so good. And Ursula is taken aback. She's like, Bitch,
and say how old I am kind of bitchy.
I just what I was thinking. Once you do that, if you guys are
already starting never to go there. For some reason. I've
been as always, oh, Are you her sister? That's my old. Always
everybody appreciate. Yeah,
well, I'll bet I'll bet. So and Ursula comes back to it a couple
times.
Did you ever imagine having your greatest impact at 63 in your
60s? And what is your advice to young women? Starting out?
She's already like,
doing it. I know. Hey, I I'm gonna argue with your premise
here. Okay. I think she's doing it on purpose. I think the two
of them have some some little fight going.
Oh, right. I will listen with Virgin ears.
Did you ever imagine having your greatest impact 1/3 possibility.
Mica is insanely jealous, because this should have been
her career. instead. She's got the dude with a small mouth.
About that. Okay, let's add that to the mix.
Did you ever imagine having your greatest impact at 63 in your
60s? And what is your advice to young women? Starting out
So, of course, I did never imagine that. But what I always
had were dreams. I love it. And if I can I see many, many young
people in this audience. That's wonderful. Of course, there are
a few over 60 like me, I guess, not so many. So I have dreams.
And if I can give you one advice from my experience, it is never,
ever let anybody make you a bad conscience about what you're
doing. Never ever stick to your dreams go to Hitler, because
only then it is possible to see that you're going much wider
than you ever dreamed to wider Mica. And what the over 50s or
60 years old are concerned, there is a very nice saying in
Germany that says, well, the young ones are running faster.
But the older ones knows the shortcut.
Row one of those. One of those sayings from the old country.
Right there. So what do you think after hearing the whole
thing? Is it a mica trying to be woke and it failing? Is it be
mica doing this on purpose because she has some cat fight
with her or is it C Mika's own shortcomings and jealousy?
I think it's a combination of B and C. Okay. Okay.
Yeah, I'll take it.
I think the woke thing is she may be possible.
Now she's definitely not I think it's D all of the above
probably. Alright, so so now they have a sit down. And it's
one of these where they're on the couch in what's clearly a
hotel room. That's, you know, the window right behind them.
And you know, how they then sits like sidesaddle looking at each
other, which is really, it's a weird interview setting. I don't
know why they do that. If that's because that's how women are
supposed to interview them. But it wasn't very emancipating, I
would say. And mica dives right into the pre screened questions.
You'll even hear her some I cut out most of her questions. But
in this case, I think I left the intro in she's she's not just
leading the witness. The witness gave her the question.
EU countries continue to purchase millions of dollars of
Russian oil and gas. Doesn't that undermine the sanctions
from the West, and also fuel Putin's war machine?
So this is the core thing that everyone's talking about, has
been talking about in the EU and in Davos is, are the sanctions
working? But doesn't it actually kind of isn't it failing because
the price of petroleum products has gone up and the key phrase
to remember here, it's fueling Putin's war chests so we can
commit more war. And the sanctions were always intended
to stop. Exactly that is this backfiring.
We have issued now five packages of sanctions. The sixth one is
on the table and the sanctions are hitting the Russian economy
hard, and that's what they have to do. But you're also right.
When this war, this invasion started, Europe was heavily
dependent on Russian oil, gas and coal. We got rid of the coal
by now. We are in the process of winding down the use of oil. And
we have just issued last week a big package. We call it repower
EU. Yeah, this
is the big package. This is the where we're going to save our
skins and get off of all of Russian petroleum products. Re
what was it reentry fuel EU? How would you call that?
Yeah, we'll back it up and play
it again, have just issued last week a big package. We call it
repower power to get rid of the dependency of Russian gas. This
is diversifying away from the Russian gas towards reliable
suppliers like our friends in the United States. I have an
agreement with President Biden on that mg gas for example that
was
about that. About that. Maybe that's why we're funding the
Ukraine stuff because we're going to someone is going to get
LNG from us. Could this mean additional resources are
necessary from the US? This is kind of a back backhanding Do
you it's kind of a back backhanded deal there.
Yeah, yes, by the way, and in the process. It's just screw our
own public guess with the EU our gas that we could be using to
heat our
for anything for anything.
For anything, we could return into plastic. We can use it for
anything.
All right. So we've we've that's part one.
I call our friends in the United States. I have an agreement with
President Biden on that ng gas, for example, that will we place
from next year on 1/3 of the Russian supply
chain So, we're going to, we're going to replace 1/3. That seems
like a lot.
That's a lot. I don't know, do we have as many tankers as we
need to get this stuff over there? Yeah, this is
impractical. It's not green, by any means to take in and haul
this natural gas instead of putting it in a pipeline and
distributing it in the Northeast. Instead putting it in
a tanker, liquefying it putting in a tanker, hauling it all the
way to Europe, and then selling it to them is not green, by any
means.
Okay. Are you agree? Let's go
ahead. Just say is not is not a way it's not good for the
climate
doesn't? It doesn't sound like a great idea. We got it. We got.
It couldn't be good. For some people here in America, though.
Yeah. If you got do you need you got an empty wallet? You know,
and you're running an oil company, you'd want to get some
sort of gasification operation? Sure.
All right. Here we go with this farm
is in the United States. I have an agreement with President
Biden on that and GE gas, for example, that will replace
by stop. The more that I hear this, it's a scandal. Okay. I
consider it a scandal with the shortage that we have and the
price of gasoline here in this country to be doing that is
scandalous.
When but this is this is natural gas. That's been liquefied.
That's not the same as gas you put in your car.
No, it's not. But you can mix that gas and you could do a lot
of stuff with it. You can do it. It's it's it's a total it's part
of total energy could go into the power plants. We have power
plants. Yeah. You had to pay so much for electricity. I had to
pay more. That's, that's
that's where it's a scandal. I agree.
Okay, it's in the United States, I have an agreement with
President Biden, on that ng gas, for example, that will replace
from next year on 1/3 of the Russian supply. The second part
is energy saving, but the third part is the most.
Okay, hold on. I love that. She did just she just did that. So
she has three parts. And the second one, she says, Just what
did she say here again,
1/3 of the Russian supply. The second part is energy saving.
But the third part is to just skips
over energy saving. Do you know what that means? Means
austerity. Energy Savings means you're gonna have to turn off
your gas supply you're gonna have to use take shorter
showers, by law, and all kinds of things. Let's use less
electricity. I mean, saving, she skips over it, because that's
where the pain is. By the way, scandal and scam shouldn't be a
scandal. The scandal scandal and just thinking of it as a word,
alright,
1/3 of the Russian supply. The second part is energy saving.
But the third part is the most important and this is
accelerating. The green transition. This is the
investment heavy investment in renewable energy, wind, sun,
hydropower, hydrogen. This is hydrogen
baby. Granny hydrogen. She gets a
hydrogen and hydrogen. It's not it's not Hydrogen, Hydrogen,
Hydrogen, ag
ag gene, hydro gene,
wind, tidal power, hydrogen. So this is the way to go.
Therefore, if there's anything President Putin has achieved, it
is that he lost his best client Europe will never come back that
he pushed us. And that's good. Into the direction of renewable
clean energy.
Okay, so there it is, in a nutshell, he'll never get us
back as a client. I mean, that seems pretty clear. There's no
off road off ramp for Putin's efforts in Ukraine or whatever
else he's doing. It's it's just, it's just end of story that she
just said it.
Yeah, but But what she said is kind of dubious. And I'll tell
you, why weren't they moving toward green energy at a rapid
pace as fast as they could anyway? And so now what he's
accelerate How can you go faster than fast?
Well, it has accelerated and mica caught this to John.
So Vladimir Putin has brought together NATO as never before,
has brought together the European Union as never before,
and has inspired as never before the Green Revolution.
There it is. That was the whole plan. Right there. Putin has
inspired the grid we should have a statue. Vladimir Putin
inspired the Green Revolution like never before. Never before.
Look at all the Ukraine flag emojis. People are ready for
this Fuck you, Putin. Thanks for inspiring me to go green and
have some pains to be good at the end,
I must say his brutal aggression must be a strategic failure
is didn't know this was weird for me, his brutal aggression
must be a strategic failure. I'm not quite sure what she means.
And this is what we're proving right now.
So back then to an embargo, there's no chance of a full
embargo. Because wouldn't that be the most effective way to
impose upon him that he has committed a strategic failure.
So now, what everybody knows is that Italy and mainly Italy, and
Germany, they're still buying gas from Russia, there's still
the phasing out oil as as Queen, Ursula said, but it's still
going on. I mean, it's it's no big secret anymore that they
have. There's Italy, in particular has found ways to pay
Russia for the guests that are getting,
well, what we always have to do is find the right balance
between not hurting our economy too much, because this is the
strongest leverage we have against this Russian aggression
caught into aggression,
to Putin's aggression.
And I take the example of oil, where we have to be careful is
that if we would completely cut immediately as of today, of the
oil, he might be able to take the oil that he does not sell to
the European Union, to the world market, where the prices will
increase and sell it for more. And that's fill his watches. So
there's war chest to be very strategic in the way we approach
that topic. And therefore, it is also so important result
weaseling your way out,
do you guys, let her finish, let her finish. She's about to wrap
this up
and sell it for more. And that's Phil, his war chest. So we have
to be very strategic in the way we approach that topic. And
therefore, it is also so important that we convene the
rest of the world to really make sure that we that we deplete his
watchlist,
so a full embargo embargo would really be years away. But
over time, what we do is get rid of the overall dependency of
Russian fossil fuels, all three of them and never to go back
again.
orgasmic for her, ah,
oh, my goodness.
Ah, ah,
okay. So that could not be more clear. And, of course, the next
question you'd expect is, well, what will Russia do? But what
will Russia do when the the European Union takes none of
their products? Has anyone thought about this? I mean,
isn't the answer kind of obvious. They link up with China
and Iran and create their own front. I mean, surely this
cannot be a well thought out globalist position. Definitely
not. And we'll finish it up here with Mika and Ursula. So
with that in mind, what have we you learned about the Russian
invasion?
What have we you learned?
And it's weaponization of its energy relationship with the EU.
This is
why I love this clip. So with all that, all this, you know,
we're going to cut them off. We're not going to be their
customer, none of their products ever again. Mica comes out and
says, So, you know, how do you feel about Russia? weaponizing
their energy? Excuse me? You're weaponizing their energy? Who am
I? Am I Am I Putin carrying water for Putin? Now,
you've been carrying water for Putin for months?
It's because of the hydro gene. So
with that in mind, what have we you learned about the Russian
invasion and its weaponization of its energy relationship with
the EU? And does it set off in any way alarm bells about the
EU's economic relationship or dependency with China?
So the the fossil fuel dependency with Russia is a
unique one, if I may say so. And this is something where we are
working hard now. To get rid of it. I would take the bigger
picture. I think for us in the democracies we're standing up
against the aggressor of the autoCrat that is trying who is
trying to wipe out Ukraine from the map. And therefore, others
are watching very closely whether we will win that
struggle that battle and therefore it is so important
that we are successful and we are successful in making clear
that this is not acceptable. This falling back into behavior
of the last essentially.
So is is the China issue sort of a little bit down the road, but
more, more clear now? And then what what can and should the US
and the EU be doing together to more effectively manage China's
expansionist goals?
By giving them and making helping them make friends with
Russia, it seems like a great plan,
economically and militarily.
I think it is very important that we show the results that
we're showing right now towards the Russian aggression and
invasion. With China, we have a three fold approach. We are very
clear that we say there are some topics there where we are
negotiating partners, for example, fighting climate
change.
Yeah, but Uyghurs same interest with children.
We are economic competitors. But we are systemic rivals when it
comes, for example, to human rights issues. There it is.
So the debt by the way, is a beauty systemic rival, isn't it
beautiful? It takes me back and says Oh, wow. But it's great
phrase.
But it's also it's literally true. They have different
systems.
But yeah, it is true. But what you could phrase a lot of
different ways. But that that little gem there is going to
hold up.
Systemic rivals will keep it will keep it in, in the volumes
in play. Okay, now, because this is the no agenda show the next
two clips are unique to what we do. Why are they unique? Because
the content that's in them, is it it takes a little bit to get
to get out of it? What was really there. And the main
reason is, it's George Soros. And now Davos ends the World
Economic debt, the whole Davos experience isn't over until
they've had the big George Soros. And if it's the George
Soros Open Society, or whatever it is, key, it's a big dinner,
he gives a speech, and then there's questions and answers.
And the question and answer video is in the show notes is
well worth watching. The whole thing's like 45 minutes
name for it. It's called the George Soros show.
It's the George Soros show. It's the George Soros show. And
anybody who's everybody who's anybody, anybody who's anybody
is invited to this. And it's fun to watch people asking
questions, because it's in a dinner setting. So George is up
on stage with a guy who has a microphone in his hands. He's
kind of holding like a stick microphone, you know, like a
singing microphone. He's holding it. Sure, actually. He's holding
in his hands really tight. And then he's sitting right next to
Soros. And when Soros doesn't understand something, that guy
goes into that mic. It's not amplified. You don't hear that
it's it's going into his ear. And the guy sitting there with a
fucking honker have a mic. Oh, what? Yeah. And the guy, and the
guys on the phone next to him, you know, when he's checking
stuff, and he's doing it, he's whispering a little bit in his
ear from time to time. But also fun, is when a woman stands up,
and you look at the other tables behind it, you see them and
they're all decked out. These are the beautiful people. These
are the elites, elites, from news, I'd say mainly a lot of
news elites, because a lot of the journalists were not working
there. They were invited guests, ala Bilderberg and you know,
these types of clubs. And you can see the women looking at
these other women eyeing up and down and checking every, it's,
it's really worth watching that this is so judgmental. Some of
those women, the men are just eaten like pigs. Not looking
anything to journalists, journalists. Like pigs, imagine
put a trough
and then you get guys getting up and asking questions, which Yes,
I'd like to ask is your question and then he tells his whole life
story and everything he thinks and what he believes and it's
like, you know, 10 minutes of just postulating to make himself
look smart people falling asleep or their face in their food. And
George is I mean, he's it's amazing the guys live. So I got
there were two main things that he wanted to make clear. And so
I took the first one, which is the long one and I cut out
almost every single happenstance of him doing that it was
an eight minute voice down that's pretty good.
Well, I've been listening to it for hours this morning. And I
cut it all out. We'll need to stop during some of this first
clip. Okay.
i We had to picture you you produce the thing to death. I
had
to Yeah, let's let's play
is a very interesting subject. And they think
Justice He's talking about the oil embargo. Sorry.
It's hilarious already.
But can you think you can understand him? Because I mean,
here's the
I know. But I have the feeling and I think you should let it go
for a minute. That is when I listen to this guy before. And
once you pick it up, it's like a Cockney accent. Yeah, once you
pick up, see what the hell he's trying to say, you can start to
understand it. So I think everyone will feel the same way.
Because let it go. Alright, so
that but that's why I stopped it to set it up. The question is
about the oil embargo. Will it work? Is this the right way to
go?
Is a very interesting subject. And I think that put in is, has
been very clever in sort of blackmailing Europe, threatening
to cut off the gas. But actually, his case is much less
strong than he pretends. Because last year, he didn't release
gas, but put it into the, into the Russian reserves.
Okay, so in case anyone is still getting into it, he's saying,
hey, this, this whole oil thing, and this the embargo, and is
really this kind of this is crazy, because Putin isn't best
hasn't have a position as strong as everybody thinks. And the
main reason is, and who will get the details is because Putin has
been putting the gas supply that he's not been sending over to
Europe, into the Russian reserves, which is, you know, I
guess, big storage.
And by doing that, he exhorted it pushed up to fry. So gas. And
basically, with the loss of money, I think, since the
embargo was imposed, he has made Russia has made a lot more
money.
Let me tell you, it was a minute and a half for him to say that
sentence. But because since the embargo, he's made a lot more
money. This is exactly what Mika and Ursula, were talking about,
Hey, isn't this backfiring isn't this feeling his war chest,
then was impounded by the very clever trick of the US to seize
the dollar assets of the Russia. So he feel that there is a virus
that Russia has. And they will be fully July. And if he doesn't
release it somewhere, they will overflow. And because the
equipment is so antiquated and bad, he will have to start
shutting down the oil fields in Siberia that are producing the
gas.
Could you imagine this guy and Joe Biden having an argument? So
this is interesting information. He says, the Russian reserve
tanks will be fooled by July at the pace he's going and so he
will have to start shutting down his what Soros calls antiquated
production facilities. And that has an interesting consequence
in Siberia that that producing the gas. And because of this,
all the equipment, if you restart it, you lose at least
half the output. And this is starting in July. So he's
actually in a crisis. And he's has managed somehow to terrify.
Europe is basically bluffing. Is, is in a tight situation. He
has to do something with that gas, and the only place that can
absorb it, because the pipelines are in existence is Europe So
Europe has a much stronger position than it recognizes. And
I have approached the authorities to point this out,
sent it to the draggy because he is the man who's most capable.
And in this in this in bed championing this the letter has
been sent. I sent it yesterday.
So the word is out, the letter has been sent.
Why wait? He said some gay name somebody,
Mario Draghi, he's the prime minister of Italy, the very
country, the very country that is continuing to buy Russian
goods and what Soros is saying, and the letter has been sent, he
went on to say, I haven't heard back or sent an email. So I
don't mind discussing it here. He said, I hope that Draghi
himself would come out and say that so this is he was a little
surprised.
So he said that in this public setting, because he didn't get a
response, right? Yes, yes. So he said this otherwise, correct
Adar? That's correct.
So this is new information.
Yes. And it's a big deal, because that what he's
describing as a collapse of the gas natural gas market is
speculators should know about. This is something that he would
this is a kind of
something that he would be, this is how he makes his money.
Exactly. He's what he does. He's
a professional. And so he's didn't get the results you
wanted in a normal fashion of sneaky. And so he says, Okay,
let's blow this information out and see what happens with it.
Now, everybody, this will take a while before the investment
community finds out about it. I mean, our shows a little ahead
of the game, generally speaking, is anyone who listens to it
knows. And once they do, this is going to be a situation that's
going to occur. Now, Russia could do a number of these they
could they could flare off gas. If he said what he says if what
he says is true, which I don't fully believe, do you do or
don't you don't fully believe I don't fully believe it. Okay.
Well, I don't believe is that to restart the wells, the gas wells
in Siberia, he's going to loot to be because of the equipment
being junked. Well,
I love my love Gitmo nation, because we'll get an answer from
that before the show is over. We have people who know that stuff
down. They got died on cold, so we'll find out.
Well, there's also there's also the possibility of replacing the
junk equipment that is not impossible. There's plenty of
right but as United States,
I think that takes a while to spin that up, though. But
anyway, yeah, of course. Of course with all the money he
could build. Over here stuff now.
You don't need I mean, what's the rush the way I see it? If
you shut to shut down the wells, bring in the Chinese engineers
bring in Indian engineers bring in our engineers bring in new
people.
Now you say you say the market will collapse? Wouldn't that
make the market go crazy?
No, if he shuts down the wells that would make you go crazy.
But if he doesn't shut down to us, and they have all this
excess, and they're still pumping, the market should
collapse. Right? Okay. So it could go in, you know, it's what
was
interesting is to hear Soros talk about the pipelines. And I
believe that to be largely true knowing the pipelines of Europe,
not all of them of course, there's a lot but having studied
many of them since Episode What 600 or something. I'm pretty
sure he's right about the fact that the true way for him to get
get get it out of his storage is through the pipeline network.
It's not really something he's going to do Siberia and start
some LNG there and ship it where I don't know. So that part I
think is right.
I think so too. I think he's probably right 90 I think what
he said is largely true at the about losing half of it is that
is the question. Well, I have issues with
that. Now if if we were engaged as the curry Devorah consulting
group here was here's the recommendation I would give to
Putin or any turn your excess gas once your tanks are full in
July, into onsite containers of Bitcoin mining machines power
that
buy gas Yeah. gas plant just meant
the crap out of Bitcoin. Just be mining all day long without
excess get you imagine.
It was a different solution, that's for sure.
No, hey, it's Carrie Devorah consulting group you want you
want the regular fare go get McKinsey.
Well, McKinsey is not going to be much use either. Now
if you want me either, if you want out of the box thinking
sorry about the E Well, yeah.
All right. So any more? Yes, I have one more clip. And this is
maybe even more mind blowing. This is George Soros this and
he's 98, by the way, so it's amazing the guy can talk at all
really considering how he's
made more money.
Considering he kind of always spoke like this is not as
natural as Neo, his native tongue. He's, he's always done
this long winded crap, which makes him that much more
interesting, which is why it's unique to us to really listen
and hear what he's saying, because other people heard it,
too. So now we have this is, this was mind bog. So this is
one of the one of those guys who was asking a question the whole
setup his whole life. And he ends it with this bit before,
you know, it goes into the actual question. Oh, no,
actually, this is his fear. What can we do? Oh, my God, the sky
is falling. George Soros help us.
I think you're right, that in the end, we will have shots and
the Germans have always done the right thing. But I think that
the European project and the unity of the West is can be
tested in ways that it hasn't been tested for a long time in
the months ahead. And I was wondering, what you think we can
do now during these, this period of time before 2024 to help
Europe hang together and also to prepare for a world where? Well,
I hope it won't happen, but where Trump returns to the White
House. Orange Man bad.
He's deathly afraid of Trump returning to the White House,
caught up with that guy, German journalist who went on for 10
minutes
with these people. Well, there's,
again, this is Davos, these people believe all the dope that
they're handing out. He believes the metaverse will save the
world economy. Well, it's not over. I mean, that was just the
question.
I mean, can you play that part again? Yeah, sure, I'm
sure. Do Now during these, this period of time before 2024 to
help Europe hang together, and also to prepare for a world
where? Well, I hope it won't happen. But where Trump returns
to the White House,
he specifically says 2024. I mean, that's the date of the US
federal election. So the guys he's truly freaked about it.
I don't know, what are we missing?
Well, what you're missing is what George is about to say.
I have actually been very impressed by the unity and
decisiveness and the willingness to to use this occasion to
continue to develop more Federation,
so I'll kind of split that upfront. What he's saying is
we're in such a unique position right now. We aren't we are
saving the world. We are saving Ukraine. We are We are the
world. We are the children, that we need to use this moment in
time to strengthen the Federation, the European union
federation, not just any Federation, the financial
Federation.
So this idea of fashion, February, she says,
what he meant was I had to listen to it three times he
meant financial Federation, but it came out as
more of a federation. So this idea of fashion. February
Federation, superseding Confederation is a very
important step forward. And I think what is more actually
discussed and I didn't discuss in my favor. that Europe is
incomplete. And Europe is incomplete Oh,
projects, and it has a central bank, but it doesn't have
treasury.
Europe is incomplete because it has a central bank, but it
doesn't have a treasury
and needs financial needs. that Europe has to face are so
enormous Green Deal that you need to take At additional step,
and, and also benefit from the positive developments in Europe
and allow the European Union to raise its source of income. So
that it can borrow in the commercial market.
So Europe needs its own treasury, so it can raise its
own social income, not quite sure what that means. In the
commercial markets,
that is a missing step. And there is a really determined
policy on this. To meet the tremendous needs, financial
needs, Europe must use us is improved credibility to actually
borrow market in its own name, because right now, it can only
borrow from with member states. It hasn't yet the ability to
borrow from the market and that needs to be repaired.
I think this is big news. Because he kind of said that's
in the works.
You know, if this guy lived long enough, you'd hear the
following. The problem with the project is not complete. We have
our own central bank, we have our own treasury, but we don't
have our own military.
That's the net Well, his son Alexander will carry carry the
flag. No doubt. So
then the Europeans will have completed a project and having
being giant Fourth Reich. There it is, and the EU and the UK out
of it. Yep. And then there'll be bombing the UK again to London.
Yep.
Although it'd be cyber bombs or something more sophisticated.
This is not the Connecticut club. This group is not kinetic
they although some of the old guys still like blowing shit up.
Yeah, blow stuff, but of course, he spent a lot of money and then
you get you get more money to spend. But this
sets everything up. And this is a perfect setup. You get because
if you have a treasury, then you also have centralized taxation,
I would think
Oh, that would be another one missing.
Yeah, central Of course you have to find the treasure which we're
trying
to do with the world tax is like It's like our version of the
world government's going to be competing with their version of
the World Government at some point we have to face that
well and you're right about the army because for the euro to
become the the default reserve currency which is obviously what
what the found the brains behind the European project have always
wanted, you need to have in order for the euro to have the
full faith and credit of the European Union. You got to back
it up with guns. That's how the big Fiat reserve currency game
is played. And they're making their move. Well, George is
making the move
well, they're making their moves I sent an email thanking them so
they're sidetracking themselves with this green New Deal crap.
Well, no,
but this is all to fund the green New Deal. Yeah, I'm
saying that but you can see the results there's they're freezing
to death they already screwed up to deal with Russia where they
had free cheap gas coming in like no tomorrow couldn't figure
out how to stop the Ukrainian thing which could have been
done. I mean, if it's been mentioned a lot in the in the in
the military column the trades but the like defense wanted some
of these other newsletters, it Biden coming out when everyone
else say Nah, don't worry about it, even in Ukraine. No, they're
going to attack they're going to attack this week or next week or
the week after. And whose authority that come well, who
knew that? And if you didn't know it was somebody apparently
did because it happened. Much to the chagrin of everybody. If you
knew that weeks in advance Why didn't you throw every every
diplomatic tool you had in the box at the situation before it
happened? And give gave give Russia what it wanted, which was
who knows what now we can't tell instead of just letting it
happen. So they screwed up every which way that this project to
their stinks? Because he managed this is via morons FFIV have the
greater is the research like what you think it is? I think
it's not going to happen either.
I will say my feeling and talk to people, of course, mainly in
the Netherlands. If you think the Europeans are going to
protest energy prices Is and freezing to death in their
homes. I think the we know that's that's going to be short
lived but look at the COVID lockdowns people went out
protest and got their heads cracked open, went back home.
That was that was the whole precursor.
Well if the if the whole situation then there's no reason
for a great reset. You just you got you got him you got the
things over great over it is a great place. It's
just a great Currency Reset. That's really what I think is
going to have to happen. Something with the currencies.
And this is what this is why he's calling for Treasury. Maybe
it's central bank digital currencies. I don't know,
I think your tax thing was on the money. Well, that's always a
plus new waiting. How
about a cheerio? But how about borrowing money from you know,
central banks that just print it up? I mean, isn't that the dream
modern monetary theory, let's build the European Union project
on that.
Yeah. Well, then then it brings to the argument that well, if
you can do that white tax anyone for anything? What's the point
of taxing if you can just print
money control mechanism?
Well, then you don't need to print the money, it just tax the
people to death. And by the way, the old taxes will be in play. I
mean, it's like the VAT over there is ludicrous. You get get
the money to pay taxes, just to buy something is ridiculous.
I got a bonus clip. 21 seconds from the dinner. little bonus
clip.
Ukraine today is rendering tremendous service to Europe,
and the Western world to open society. And
Ukraine is rendering an enormous service to our western world,
open society courses,
double entendre to say survival at the end.
That's a good yes, he did say survival at the end. It's an
existential man spoke rap Don't be flipping is gonna be
a huge opportunity for all the big contractors to rebuild your
crane from scratch keep bombing it. It'd be one of the most
modern countries in the world.
Yeah. Well, there you go. The hydrogen stuff I find, I still
find kind of fascinating. Yeah. There's lots of people sent me
lots of information about hydro gene. I saw the video where the
thing is, Toyota is storing the hydro gene in these discs that
then can be pulled out with a laser. And you were then you and
you and you and you. And you emailed me and said, That's scam
ish. So you think I don't know, I don't know, it was on a card
podcast.
But you didn't know on that on that website that the company I
forget the name of them already. I should take some notes
more. Maduro is on the board of directors
who's the who's the CEO, who's only there's no mention of any
of these people? I don't know. Well, there's one guy. He's an
inventor. He invented one thing. Which he thinks,
well, they showed showed videos, they showed videos. That's like
a industrial video of this stuff, supposedly working with a
laser beaming into the stored hydrogen on a disk. I mean, the
dream is great. And the guy even insinuates, well, you know, this
was kept under wraps during the Obama administration and the
Trump administration making it sound like it was a miracle.
Well, a couple of years ago, okay, I did a little research
because I am fascinated by hydrogen technology. So what
we're talking about is nothing more than magnesium hydride.
That's all it is. Okay, and magnesium hydride, which is the
chemical on those disks, I can't do it has about 6.5 to 7.2%.
Hydrogen, I think you have about 6.8 that can be taken out and
put them back taken out putting back maybe 50 to 100 times,
depending on the technology. The Japanese have been working on
this for a lot of time a lot. And the Chinese have been
working on this for a long time. And this guy's but yes, best
price. And this guy has been getting pretty much the same
patent over and over and over again since about, I think it's
I know 2012 For sure, but maybe as far back as 2008. And it's
essentially his way of taking the hydrogen out and putting it
back and taking that and putting it back. And he The thing is
with magnesium hydride, which is what we're dealing with here,
with five or six 6%, let's say hydrogen that can be removed and
replaced. It takes 300 degrees to get it out to break the
magnesium hydride bonds and release the hydrogen which is
what the lasers for
the hydrogen gene.
Yeah, it's not a new technology and this idea of using recycled
junk to get hydrogen from methane or methane mixer,
whatever it comes off of garbage as as rots, is supposedly one of
these little gimmicks that makes it green, very green. Yes,
green, green. Even if you start reading between the lines on his
own website, this this thing has is pretty much bigger than a
giant battery. It's really two is bulky. And the bulkiness
doesn't show any of that, of course, in these in these
displays, you get this little distance like a little CD,
that's what you think.
I actually actually have a PDF of the green hydro gene. And I
got a, I got a note from a producer, which maybe I should
just share with you before we continue. So I don't know
anything about this. You're the guy that knows about this. He
says, I've been hired to study the hydrogen economy. And he
attached a paper which he did not write, but it's a public
paper. So I put it in the in the shownotes. Here's the short of
it. There's nothing better than 100 ll and jet, a one that's
never going to change. Hydrogen has a major infrastructure
problem and will not be installed into existing
pipelines. NIMBY, not in my backyard. If hydrogen were to
develop steam methane reforming will be how it will develop it's
proven technology and used everyday to make fertilizer,
etc. But it creates a lot of co2. If clean hydrogen were to
develop, it would be via the green hydrogen model using
electrolysis a waste of time he says in Prince, it requires a
ridiculous quantity of nearly perfect distilled water. We
cannot even make clean drinking water in California. And the
energy required would be higher than the energy we can get from
the h2 itself. Yeah. I believe that should be true. I believe
that to be true.
No, it is true. It takes too much energy to break it and then
you know, so
once again, they're fully crap. They're smoking their own dope
out there. They believe that that's that's
it? We heard that but that's not the same as that magnesium high.
No,
I know. I know. But that was just a side thing. And you're
you're debunking it, so it's good fuck those guys. They're no
good. It's a magnesium boys. Magnesium men get rid of them.
It's reminds me of Hyperloop Yeah, Piper's a guy in Colorado.
Who I may have even chatted with him once Yes. He
just remembered the chat issue should look I was weird like
Yes. Okay. Yes, yes. Oh, that was a good challenge was
a while ago and I can't remember if I just knew about him right.
Yeah, somebody introduced me I think at a phone conversation
anyway. He has what he emphasizes he has all the
patents that Elon Musk once the sealing patents the vacuum you
know, oh, he's got everything. He's got patent after patent on
this technology in he's got a test track somewhere. I think
it's up in Colorado or somewhere. I think Elon has one
too. But Elon can't according to him can't get past these patents
and that's
why we see long licensed him from him
you know, that's a question I didn't ask and I said yeah, but
I think it's I think Elon doesn't like doing that. Elon
like once stuff BJU does like they know if you started
licensing from someone they keep patenting away like maniacs.
Yeah. You kind of indebted to him. You might as well just give
them to the operations It depends. And he may want too
much money for his patents. Well, Elon may want a lot.
It's much it's impractical in Silicon Valley. I mean, Apple
pays all kinds of companies licensing fees for patents of
their cell technology. I mean, it's kind of a normal thing but
it's but yes, but it's a merry go round. I'm using your my
chips I'm using your pens I use a license for you and you give
me a license I give you a license. So this is wash their
patents swingers. They are okay. Moving on
to just a few. Actually, that's the end of hydrogen for us
for now, for now. Well, you know, I was doing some research
and I did not know the following. The Hindenburg which
famously exploded in or caught fire in new in New Jersey,
Delaware. Elmhurst. Yes the oh the humanity video who hasn't
seen it? The suppose that reason for the fire was a static spark.
And the fact that the Hindenburg was filled with hydro gene. Now,
what I learned is that the
handling hydro gene because there's actually a trademark
product called that is not hydrogen.
Well, maybe. Can you just do is can you make
mine you make it I do that same thing, but this one but
annoying, okay. I don't want it. God forbid I annoy you. Yeah,
you don't want to annoy me.
So it was filled with hydrogen. And that was an that was a an up
to this day. It's like a hydrogen is very, very bad.
Where a lot of people who said there's a lot of good to
hydrogen and does have some issues, but what I learned is
that this was not the first time the Hindenburg came over. We had
an airship industry in the world in the 1800s people were, were
choosing this over. Ship travel across the ocean, it was Yes,
still faster was incredibly
USS Akron, and we had a bunch of these, we had a big giant hangar
and in Moffett Field, down here was the giant hangars for one of
those things.
It was incredible luxury, people really liked it. You know, it
was there's like a luxury liner only in the sky. It was much
smoother. You didn't get seasick, you can fly around the
weather. And oh, yeah, you're going 70 miles an hour, but you
did it in 10 days instead of 18 days. But what's interesting is
the Hindenburg had made the crossing 34 times on helium.
This was the first time the Hindenburg crossed on hydrogen.
And the entire world's press was there waiting for the
Hindenburg, why that was special. The 34th trip versus
the first is baffling. There is also as far as I know, in the
research I've done, there's no actual video or, or film or
photograph of the initial spark of when it happened. It's only
the flames and it's coming down. So you just got to wonder about
that stuff is hydrogen, what is hot? I mean, can you see a good
future for hydrogen in any form that makes sense for the energy
mix or anything else? And getting high off of it? Can we
breathe hydrogen? And will that help?
You have a nice squeaky voice? I thought there was helium, same
thing they like gas you can kind of you can breathe in, are gone
for examples, a good gas to breathe in. And you get this
huge deep voice Oh, no problem with hotwire. We're doing it
with argon as you can't breathe it out because it's a heavy gas
as you drop. Okay, let's not do that. That's all just people out
there who want to who are leery of these things. If you get I
use argon a lot in wine from wine. Yeah. And so and in fact,
rich vineyards is one of the few wineries that actually uses
instead of carbon dioxide or nitrogen when they cook their
model. And it's better because it sits on top of it. So if you
if you think you're breathing, or if you're going to play
around with that stupid idea of getting a deep voice, you have
to lay down on a bed and get yourself kind of upside down.
Literally flows down to you.
I don't know how I get that. Certainly, it's because some of
it will get stuck in your lungs. But that did. Because it's a
heavy gas. You have to literally if you get one of those things,
you're hanging upside down. Yeah. And if boom, come right
out.
But then, but then you lose the deep voice.
If you're upside down, breathing in Aragon, and then as it came
out, and you were exhaling and talking into deep voice, and
also being oxygen depleted, which is the same with helium,
by the way. But it comes right out of here.
So so far, we have cheesy gimmicks and the ceiling wine
any other uses for hydrogen you can think of no, this
was our gun I'm talking about Okay, back to hydrogen. Yes,
it's very it's the only clean fuel for jet engines if they're
adapted for hydrogen. So they don't give out any any should
give us the vapor trails now. Thinking about that? Yeah, it's
a great fuel in fuel cells is very old technology.
It's just a fuel cells are not efficient, or why don't people
use it? What is the main downside is storage and
transport is
that storage of the of the fuel, you have to have 10,000 pounds
per square inch tanks that are made out of fiberglass because
you had to really compress a lot of hydrogen to get it into the
tanks. And then you still only go 300 miles on the tank. So
it's the same kind of problem with electric cars. You can't
get that far and refilling though that hydrogen is really
fast. So that's something Yeah, it's like, You're darn right.
Well, it's just like it's, I think it's a little faster
showing up again, okay. We'll see but not hours on end.
Well, these are all good things to know. And please, for those
of you who know much better than us, it's a John at the
vortech.org because you know, everyone's going to email me
afterwards talking about
Hi. I'm a hydrogen.
I'm a hydrogen expert. Two more quick things just in general,
because we've been talking about them as a part of what's going
on with the economy, certainly in the United States. The first
thing is, we were looking for a 70s fractal of price control,
which is what Nixon famously premiered, premiered, that was
Dutch tried in or implemented, I think 74. And it failed
miserably,
as they always do, and that's what he was told. And he was a
Republican, and they were the ones against the idea.
Well, so Senator Elizabeth Warren, is, has put a bill in,
which is called the price price gouging Prevention Act of 2022.
It prohibits, quote unconscionable excessive prices
at any point in a supply chain, or distribution network during
an quote, exceptional market shock, triggered by a range of
events, including public health emergency. The law applies to
any good or service offered in commerce and would authorize the
Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general to
enforce the prohibition. Additionally, during exceptional
market shocks, the law requires public companies to disclose and
explain changes in pricing and gross margins and quarterly SEC
filings raising the specter of SEC enforcement with respect to
those disclosures. Now, now, so this can only happen. I'm going
to ask you about this in a moment. That sounds like price
controls to me, would you agree,
is so convoluted I couldn't agree or disagree. I don't know.
What she's saying is in certain circumstance, or what to access
in certain circumstances, such as a public health emergency.
Any other emergency like that could be a war in Ukraine, you
know, that's an exceptional market shocked, all these things
are defined an exceptional market shock. In that case, if
prices are going up, and then the government can step in and
and say no, no, no, you can't raise your prices. Sounds like
price control. But it only happens on the I would say
that's yes. So it only happens during an exceptional market
shock. And it has to show that said companies have unfair
leverage in order to take advantage what is unfair
leverage and this is the last peatonal just read the
definition. Unfair leverage is earning $1 billion in revenue in
the last year discriminating between otherwise equal trading
partners. Being a critical trading partner or having a
characteristic described in any rule issued by the FTC further
define on fair leverage. Businesses earning less than
$100 million in gross us revenue during the preceding year can
raise an affirmative defense by showing a preponderance of
evidence the increase in price is directly attributable to
additional costs outside of the business's control.
That allows
us to add more bureaucracy has nothing to brother
and this will fail of course, because we know they always fail
as you just said.
They always fail. Now they do.
I'd learned something else about Elizabeth Warren, which is kind
of irrelevant to the show. She's nuts. She's evil. You'll recall
that we found out from a producer that Bose specifically
Bose had lobbied and spent a lot of money lobbying Elizabeth
Warren to have the change in hearing aids made where
amplification devices could which is what Silicon Valley has
you know the day you get these in the mail you put them in with
boop boop shoot some tones into your ear you got hearing aids it
works perfectly. And I've been against this from the beginning
saying you you're on the warpath I am Yes. Because it cheats
people honest. Elizabeth
Warren. Yes. Oh, yeah, Adam a creed.
That's right baby. I'm on the ward. I'm hunting down
Pocahontas. I'm not letting up is bad because you need an
audiologist. You and I know sound so when I hear sound like
this is the sound I want. People don't understand that who have
never dealt with this I just hear shit. And so when you when
you do that, and I've tried these products, they're not
great. They're not good at all at all, not compared to the
rather expensive high tech that is available on the market
today. So, the whole idea was so that Bose could get into this
market, they are known for audio products and and she proposed a
bill that would allowed these these devices to use the term
hearing aids even though I disagree with the
categorization. And as the
redefined in chose to benefit some company that gave her a lot
of money.
So yes, exactly what happened and she did it. The bill went
through it happened and As the whole world started to
delivering the promise of hearing aids that you can just
get them at home your papa man, you can figure it yourself. It's
great. It works.
Like the straightening your teeth operation.
Exactly like that. So, last time, was it Friday, I think,
yeah, it was. Third, maybe third Thursday night, after, after the
Thursday night show. I'm going to bed and I go to take my
hearing aids out. And my hearing aids are behind the year that
was a little little small device that contains each processor,
quad core massively cool technology, a little wire and
then what they call the transmitter which goes into your
ear, it's really a speaker, but they call it the transmitter.
And on that transmitter is a rubber dome. And the rubber dome
is to block you know, to really make the transmitter sit
comfortably in your ear canal. Otherwise have banging around
the sides. And also the shape and design of that dome is
incredibly important and can be customized by a professional to
add you know, outside sounds of appropriate for your situation.
So I take my hearing aids out. My hearing aid comes out but the
dome is still stuck in my ear canal. And I panicked is a very
weird feeling like holding it. This is in deep in your ear
canal. So you can't you can't
even really see it. Just stick your hand in there pull it out.
Well of course Tina's like handle to get the tweezers.
Flashlight. And I'm like, Hold on, let me just do a little
search here. Ah, if this happens if the dome pops off, one, don't
panic, okay, I feel better to never yourself or let a family
member or friend tried to get it out, go to an audiologist. So I
find one in Fredericksburg. And I go there the next day and this
thing is in my ear. And of course it's in my ear during the
day anyway, but now I can't. It didn't
happen on Saturday,
I would have had to wait. Yes. I was quite worried about that
because it's blocking off the sound to my ear. Now that often
actually this my best year my left one. So it's kind of equal
with the right but now I'm pretty deaf. And I can't just
reinsert the hearing aid. So I find the audiologist here in
Fredericksburg. Nice Guy, Brad, that he gets the equivalent of
what's a roach clip, like a high end medical Roach clip with the
tiniest little Roach clip on the end like a scissors. And he puts
on his headlight and he goes and then you can pull it out. And
then we're talking because you know, he's like, Oh, are you
looking to establish care and live here? Of course you're my
audiologist. Now I like you. And so we start chatting I talk
about this. I talk about this scam that Elizabeth Warren
setup. He said Well, you know on the boards. So I've got the
right guy says you know on all the audiologist boards and Dark
Web where we talk about stuff. Bose has already withdrawn all
their products because they found out they can't get them to
work properly and people are disappointed with their choice.
So there you go, Elizabeth Warren. Complete failure she
said to that when that happened. No, no sweat off my balls.
With that. I'd like to thank you for your courage to say in the
morning to you the man who put the sea in the court are gone
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C. Dvorak.
Mr. Adam curry also in the morning all ships at sea Bucha
De Graaff eat near subsist in the water and all the names and
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social.com/thinker artists are artists for episode 1454. We
titled that one green transition which is exactly what the EU is
going through. And we want to thank a Darren O'Neill for his
artwork, which was really kind of not about the energy part. We
always like to have the art and the and the title be about
different topics, or we try to buy different topics discussed
in the show. This was about the speech being violence online,
and it was just a simple violence ometer which showed you
a free speech on the green zone and violent speech in the red
zone. And of course, no agenda is spiking all the way. It's the
needle is stuck in the violent speech zone. And this was our
choice.
Violet silence is violence, because that doesn't make sense.
So we had a lot of to choose from. We did we did, and we
argued about a bunch of it. We, I will send I want to, and I'm
not being offensive to Darren, although I have to, you know, I
noticed he played a Iron Maiden song to finish his little
segment this morning. And which is just an incredibly violent
tune called guy with our boots on I think is the name of it.
Yeah, but he's playing this song and it and it's unlistenable
song is terrible music. But it but it's classic metal of
headbang and horrible music. And I just imagined Darren sitting
there bouncing his head up and down like a maniac with his hair
flying, but you're never Viet long here. And then playing and
playing air guitar to himself up through the whole song. And that
image I couldn't get out of my head.
I'm sorry to hear that.
So we settled on this art we did
because there was there was a lot that we had. We didn't agree
on much, I guess. Well, we have
a couple of things that what you liked I had issues with and what
I liked you had issues with what do I like? I don't remember what
I liked. Well, I remember what I liked the most, which was the
they had my capitalist agenda with a guy sitting on a cannon
pointing in the wrong direction. And the problem with that piece
of art was one simple thing. Yes.
Was immediate dissection, instead of immediately
constructing a
dissection instead immediate deconstruction that invalidate
that would have he would have won.
He would have won. Yes. If it had been said media
deconstruction. Yes,
yes. Doug Bazooka Joe one next to it. I thought was very funny.
I liked that you didn't have any
right. I thought it would just because it's bazooka gum
control. I just felt a little too. Yeah, you didn't like it?
You know, I tell you that. I tell you the reason why it's
personal. And it's triggering and it's an issue.
Oh, well, I think now we're all ears.
I went to the dentist. I knew what was coming. I should have
probably done this seven or eight years ago. Maybe it was
this. I just recently went to the dentist for cleaning. Okay,
for a cleaning. I haven't been in a couple years. You know, of
course, the whole bunch of reasons. But I knew what was
coming and they they took one look and went yeah, off to the
periodontist with you. They do that all the time. No, no, Mike
my teeth. This is hereditary. Partially, it's the bone it's
the bone as so most of my teeth are gonna have to come out. And
the options are gun control with the with false teeth, or
implants. Exactly. I did. I was I was telling cowboy. Like a
cowboy like Texas swim about this and this guy who has broken
16 bones from rodeo riding went Oh, exactly. So looking at that
well you didn't mention that.
No, I didn't I didn't but it's been very triggering and
actually Tuesday is my is my first visit where we start to
schedule
out you've told us enough
let's suppose excuse me for just denying my issue with your
daughter's you
know I think you tell us enough because making everyone cringe
okay
that's why and so that's why I didn't even realize it at the
time but now I I understand it was all me we could have chosen
I'm sorry.
Well, no, it's not a great piece either. I mean, the piece we
chose is a good piece that works out but there do what you had
some other one you liked. It was
the one I liked. Wasn't it the sound of Davos was
close ESG power to Davos with the spinning spinning beanie.
You did like that you said you like SG Power BI cap. Oh
we both I liked it. I didn't think it was good enough for
album art or just wasn't
sounded Davos. Like, down below right? We're all Okay, here we
go. Yeah, this is this. What happened that first round? Yeah.
And
you know why this one got to reject it. Because you said the
sound of Davos. It's the wrong color. It's blue. It doesn't
pop. It was blue
and blue. Pretty much. And I liked the original sound of
Davos and you pointed out, hey, that's AOC. Yeah, she has
nothing to do with it. No, the first time. Yeah. The first that
talks about the sound of Davos.
That's what I'm saying. That's it, says AOC. That makes no
sense. No, I
thought there was a second sound at Davos on here. That's the
one down below, which was Klaus Schwab. That one makes sense.
With the wrong color, no urgent and a long color
title. Yes, sounded Davos if it was in black, if only
we could get some professional artists to do this, John every
single time that people are making some basic, basic
mistakes,
when this works, as far as I can tell, is a professional. I don't
know what, what he was thinking to be honest about it. But of
course, we're nitpicking and it gets people mad.
So this is what do you mean? It gets people mad at us? No, it
doesn't. It makes people a
pregame Kenny band was madness. And somebody in the chat room
was so mad. He said he'd stopped sending in art. Who was the
Civility ever sent in art in the first place, but he stopped
sending it in?
Okay, well, if you'd like us not to review it, just say, hey, we
have not reviewed what I'm hearing what I'm hearing was
just look, these are producers. These are not artists, these not
listeners, not philanthropists. This is a value for value. So if
you don't find it valuable that we tell you why you weren't
chosen, we'll just congratulate the winner and that'll be it.
And that will be like hey, man, hook motor wound. Well, we're
not gonna tell you anymore.
We kind of miss this one. I'm looking at artwork Klaus by
Steve 808 with the girls but in the Klaus Schwab's face.
Oh, wait, what is this? Remember this? Oh, no. Yeah, with his his
face is on the Mercedes. Not a good piece of art. What is wrong
with you, man? Anyway, so then then we just looked at Darren
and we said this is clean. It's it's clear what it is. It's it
has
his blocks around the letters that they were ditches. The
style was very
nice. Yeah, that that would be the speedometer or
Darren does. Darren Douglas he takes the least the easiest
route and cranks two or three pieces out effortlessly. And he
hits him every month he gets one or two while headbanging some
guy would end their guitar. They had gone back and forth their
guitar.
You can see all of the chicks Man where the chicks, you can
see all of the art discussed. If you use a podcast app from new
podcast apps.com. It's podcasting 2.0 We have Dred
Scott puts all of these images in their chapters. So you can
easily go back and find a certain part of the show. You
can search the transcripts. And as of today, I think it works
maybe in curio caster and pod verse, I'm actually we have the
live streaming stuff set up, where the app notifies you when
your podcast goes live. And you can listen to it live in those
apps. And actually have a little a camera focused on the on the
on the mixer so you can kind of see what's going on. And that's
all to be found the new podcast apps.com It's the revolution.
We're moving to revolution. For that, let's thank our executive
producer and Associate Executive producers, please note, these
are producers. These are not listeners. Someone berated me on
Twitter actually that actually braided you. And it was
something like no, why do you have to yell at people that you
know, they're just showing you gratitude and just want to
remind you know, no value it's not gratitude it's value we
provide value you send value back everybody's really happy.
We're not asking
what do we don't people like to be yelled at is
definitely when you're called producers, not listeners, not
philanthropists, not to casual diners who Tip no value for
value and that's how it works and people are new though get
into it.
So some people are never gonna get into it the person who would
write a tweet like that is a loser.
Okay, let me just see who that now I have to go find out who it
was it was this morning I actually replied like I can tell
you my reply pa seconds I think I do this by going to their
tweets and replies There we go. Oh I'm such so proficient on
Twitter Okay, here we are. The tweet was from at partisan
censors identity her profile her I don't know if it's a her by
identify as vaccinated pronouns in your bio mean you won't be
taken seriously. Okay. And your tweet is lecture, lecturing P
People who voluntarily send you money doesn't encourage others
to do the thing. It comes off as ungrateful. How does a 10 minute
lecture beat seven additional minutes of notes? There's a more
tactful way to get this point across to which I replied 15
years of experience as you're wrong. This is value for value
not philanthropy. And that's the truth because your producers
right? Yeah producers
have to take guff from the people putting putting movies
together and they get get they can deliver the guff to,
yes, well, of course we get lots of two way street. Yes, we got
to offer value we got for golf. We got what is golf.
Grief. We're here. We're here for you. We're here
for grief. We agree. What is guff, what is guff? What is the
definition of guff grief? Is that literally the death? That's
like grief giving him God given guff? Yes. So it's like, tucked
back it's like you know, it's it's the same as giving someone
grief is I think it's almost a synonym.
Well, the definitions I'm reading here is nonsense humbug,
trivial worthless insulin talker ideas, unacceptable behavior,
especially ludicrous false statements. Bun comb Bunco and
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The more you know, the more you learn. The more you know that.
In this case, you don't learn anything.
Let's thank our very first executive producer for episode
1455. There he is, ladies and gentlemen who doesn't know him
he comes in once a month to save the day sir anonymous of
Dogpatch and lower so Bolivia, who of course lives in Dogpatch
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Like John Howe was an adult through the 70s and have a few
thoughts I can share with less experienced producers worried
about things. Whenever people suggest about the current
market, if we are replacing the 70s Remember, we can get worse
and be bad for a long time. It was about a decade. This is the
rainy day you were told to save for
what you didn't listen. And importantly,
the world does not end. Good companies survive and we move
forward. A modest comment on ESG if you have holdings in large
index funds, especially BlackRock, move them to an
actively managed fund that share your values, the so called
passive index funds have become leaders. Well, yeah, index funds
have become leaders is ESG. I don't know I think. Yeah, I
think in leaders in ESG, as demonstrated by Black Rocks
index holdings influence on Exxon the concern of passive
managers becoming active shareholders was highlighted
over a decade ago, but ignored of course, to get out of those
operations that are pushing this crap abusing algos.
Unfortunately, I am say that's me, not him. And he back to back
to autonomous. Unfortunately, I'm scarred by experiences in
ESG and market volatility but no, it is tough to stop a tidal
surge and have already changed perspective to deal with the
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Thank you very much, sir animus of Dogpatch and Lois LeBeau via
let me just add to the content of the donation segment with a
quick little tie into that because we won't get to any
other ESG stuff. I think there was a story you may have read
about women being sexually assaulted in the metaverse. So
this is people you know, this was kind of the whole point of
Second Life is you lower some get Pat girls on the ass. Yeah.
And then you throw down sex balls and other things that
would then animate both both of the of the avatars and doing
some lewd act. That was the whole point of it. And usually
the The hot chick Avatar was a dude.
Yeah, usually a dude to anyway or some kid.
So this is big news story I got this is on the show notes. I
just want to hear it as New York Post when women are being
disturbing reports of sexual assault in the metaverse. It's a
free show. And so this is a whole article. But I read of
course I read the article and 121 year old woman says she was
raped within one hour of being in the metaverse. Just
understand that this this Metaverse violence is virtual.
So she was I don't know how that works. Couldn't your avatar run
away or no teleport out? Anyway? This is according to a new
report from some of us.
Is there an off switch the computer maybe that would?
It doesn't work when you get to work when you're getting raped
in the metaverse? Oh, by the way, it's really offensive
because rape is no laughing matter. No, it's really
trivialized. I
agree. But except for the fact that we're dealing with make
believe bullcrap. This is like listening to Amber Heard.
I got it, you got it. But this is this is interesting, because
they're they're normalizing this type of, of reporting and making
it you know, it's triggering. It's I think it's bad for the
New York Post to report it. But the reason why they report it is
because it comes from some of us, su MOF us a nonprofit
advocacy organization, an online community that campaigns to hold
corporations accountable for a varied for a variety of alleged
infractions. So of course, I look these people up. And the
first thing I always do is to go to the donation page to see if
if you know if anything's fishy there, you know, are they and
their 401 C? Four fluency for corporations for their lobbying
organization. And they do about $7 million a year. Some of us in
here does some of us exist to challenge corporate power and
fight for people over profits so we can take a dime. So we can't
take a dime in corporate or government money. The vast
majority comes from our funders and 1000s of members across the
globe. Can you chip in and help make sure we move fast to win
the campaigns that matter to all of us? Does that stick out to
you John? B says
chip chip in no
of course chip in and this is some political outfit that is
exactly like the Democratic Party. Yeah. Now some where did
they get their money from? Some of us partners with a number of
foundations and non governmental groups including Tides
Foundation, Open Society Foundation, Packard Foundation,
sunrise, Project facelift,
tart fees, Soros.
And then they have and then I'm done. Their annual report, which
I downloaded and you also have in the show notes. A key aspect
to achieving success is educating and activating
investment firms and advisors to demand company shift companies
such as Facebook shift its toxic business model. To advance this
goal. We have produced a risk report for investors to examine
the numerous concerns that Facebook's management and
practices raised for their shareholders, particularly the
environmental, social and governance funds. This is
they're bringing ESG into this phony baloney Metaverse for more
control and it's it's systemic. It's built into it.
Dynamite
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saddle tramp. And you recall saddle tramp was mentioned on
she was mentioned on the last show where you were moaning
about casual listeners. Now I know sad.
I Don't moan about casual listeners. But no, no,
it was it was like casual listeners who don't donate don't
whatever it was. Yes. You were bitching about casual?
I should be. I apologize. No, no, no,
because it was me that has to apologize. You did nothing
wrong. I made a joke. Because I know saddle saddle tramp who
makes leather products? She makes all I'm afraid to say
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and she has no agenda blaring in the background. She is the one
of the most dedicated listener so me me as haha he missed her
funny DJ. I said being
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Exactly. I get it and I said, Wait, wait,
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Should I continue continue?
So you're talking about casual listeners, I think, Oh, I'll do
a fun little name check. I say yeah, like saddle tramp, we'll
see takes a little little more literally. And she goes off the
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immediately slashing her prices and, and collecting $1,000 For
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treasure to the best podcast in the universe formula is this we
go out for hit people in the mouth shut out right right. You
bloody well right? You bloody well right indeed. I presume you
you made some clips.
I have a clip in a couple of these oddball I get some odd
bulk. This is this. This was just like to me, I never who
knew this is from France. 24. And this is like I'm telling you
this is a total Lead Tamiya who knew this is gender in origin?
Did you know that in the world of transexuals the leading
country the country that's that's, that's spearheaded most
of it, I thought was Brazil, Argentina. Interesting.
This big clip where they spearheaded it.
Gender in Argentina, it explains it all.
But we begin in the Latin American nation of Argentina,
which has become a pioneer for trans rights. For some 10 years,
people have had the right to choose their gender and change
their ID papers without needing to consult either a doctor or
lawyer. But the trans community in Argentina still suffers from
discrimination in education, and work with life expectancy just
40 years old compared to the national average of 77. This
report from our team on the ground law, wow.
22 is seven years old and in her room, all the usual things you'd
expect roller skates, flowers a dollhouse, but she was born boy,
even though she always knew she was supposed to be a girl. Her
mother Mariana with one shore up first full of the advice of a
psychologist to better support her daughter in her transition.
msho Monique
made the doll with a penis because we couldn't find one in
Argentina. It doesn't exist and we made it for her because the
therapist told us it would be good for her.
If the family lives in a small conservative town with a
population of 70,000 people some 300 kilometers away from the
capital Buenos Aires. Getting the community to accept when it
is transition wasn't easy.
In some situations like in hospital, should we get called
by her male name. She don't serve. That's not my name. It
stressed her out a lot. So we decided to look into changing
her ID and what blam has said about it. I'm gonna document
they contacted a human rights lawyer to guide them through the
bureaucratic steps needed to change the little girl's legal
gender. For Condor Chugga took on the case in 2020 when when
Anita was five years old,
shuddered them they but I tried to get to know her a bit to see
if she saw herself as a girl without being too intrusive. I
asked her to draw herself she drew herself with long hair and
a dress
he went to when the lawyer asked her to write down her name, she
wrote Juanita, that name she chosen for herself. The
procedure for changing her ID papers took just one month.
That's because since 2012, a gender identity law in Argentina
enables citizens of any age to choose their gender and change
it as they see fit. Wow.
So this is the long term goal. It wouldn't be the to have this
situation globally, globally. And it's like so a five year old
who doesn't know Dooney
when I was five I identified as a dog at some point.
Hey, my son, buzzkill, Jr, robot robot.
He was just a robot. Yeah, exactly.
I mean, it's like it. It was kind of heartbreaking on one
side because these kids are just kids let's face it, they don't
know anything. And when you're five years old and decide you
want to be a girl and you're a boy you don't even know what a
girl or a boy is or what the function of this shouldn't
really Yeah, but the but okay, but not but if you're going to
open it up and make it so Okay. Well, that's the
system I mean, that's that's the there's an entire infrastructure
and whole mechanism a whole machine which clearly is global,
to scoop these cases up and bring them in and trans Morgan
fie. Or to
Argentina was the first country in the world to introduce such
legislation, which even a decade later remains some of the most
progressive in the world.
And when necessary, it's not necessary to have the opinion of
a psychiatrist or psychologist. Because with this law, being
transgender is no longer considered a mental illness. It
goes see data and no surgery or medical treatment is required.
That is nice how to get any income your physical received an
equitable,
over 9000 people have officially changed their gender identity
since the legislation came into force. Marcelo Romero was one of
the authors of the law. 10 years later, she's out on the streets
to demand that legislators go even further. Further legal
measures to foster greater social inclusion will be debated
in Congress. But although Argentina is a pioneer in trans
rights, trans people still struggle to access steady work.
The life expectancy of an Argentinian trans woman is just
around 40 Because of how excluded we are, we live outside
of the system without access to health care, housing, jobs, and
everything else that other people enjoy access to.
This discrimination can also escalate into hate crimes in
2020 129 people were killed because they were trans Fiorella
has had to deal with violence against trans people virtually
her whole life. She says it's a part of society.
I mean, I lived on the streets, I had to do sex work. I didn't
finish my secondary education, I couldn't find a job. I've been
hugely impacted by this
method. Fiorella story is just one of many. In Argentina, less
than a quarter of trans people finished their secondary
education. And the vast majority are either unemployed, or
working on unstable short term contracts, most resort to
prostitution to make ends meet.
And I've got to understand if if this is if this this just
transitioning is encouraged. And there's an entire support system
for it. How come these people often wind up in such horrible
situations? And in situations that I don't understand?
Does it not work as a wild story? Yes, like
this. This is all great. We help the children trans trans at 567.
And but they grow up to be what they do to Florida. They grow up
to be prostitutes. Yeah. But that's not a happy story.
I never said it was a happy story. It's just an interesting
story that were totally unaware of this is what happens when you
this is the idea of which is what they push. This
is what happens when you're watching embittered. You miss
real story. You missed real stories.
It's like, you got this craziness going on. And you
know, then again, am I wrong for saying that when it's very
libertarian is very libertarian, if five year old wants to become
a girl, and he's a boy. Okay,
interesting. You're saying that's a libertarian view of the
world,
don't you think?
I don't know. I think so. Honestly, I'm gonna take shit
for this. But I feel because people have said so many times
to me. Oh, you're libertarian, right? To know that. I'm an
affiliate. I don't identify with any party. I think it's many
people who are conservative in thinking. They just don't want
to take the shit of being a Republican. So they say I'm a
libertarian. It's kind of a cop out. That's my personal
failings. It's my personal I
think you're right and I'm gonna take shit will take shit from
it. We'll take shit from it. No, no. Yes, this has been a I don't
think it's as true today as it was 10 years ago, when everybody
was a libertarian. It was a Republican, because Republicans
do have to take a lot of grief from the left. But I don't think
it's an I don't think that's a bad commentary.
It's just always been my feeling.
You get no notes on it.
Okay, can I ask you something we'll get a note about because
it kind of fits a little bit into the story. There is a an
economic law, which I believe is codified in multiple places
online, you can look it up. It's called divorce tax law. And I'm
actually going to do a search just to see if I am correct. I'm
just typing in divorce ex law. And here it is divorce ex law.
Second hit on the search door ex law, the worst the economy, not
only do the hookers get better looking but they get cheaper.
Some postulate that additionally pokers get more business during
a worst economy. However, Dvorak himself attributed this to
supply and demand, which often leads to an increase in
business, ie tricks, which is driven by the need to compensate
for loss of revenue caused by the same reduction in the costs
stated in divorce tax law,
and this law, Moley, they've really taken this to an extreme
this
law stems from the 2013. So you know, this is something entire
investment 401k strategies have been based upon divorce tax law.
So I, you're the guy to ask. This is the headline, tell me
how it fits into our economic outlook based on your intimate
knowledge and creation. In fact of divorce tax law headline,
strippers say a recession is guaranteed because the strip
clubs are suddenly empty.
Yeah, just the opposite of our ex law. And I have to relate the
I read this too. And so I was thinking about it. It was an era
that's kind of I think it's 70s but it may be 60s. But I think
it's mostly 70s. And it's started off with the one of the
the Condor in San Francisco where Carol Jota who was a Go Go
dancer became became a topless Go Go dancer and it became a
scandal and in some judge slammed a hammer now says no,
it's fine women can walk broad note bra on in these in these
clubs or bars for that matter. And there will be there became a
huge and this isn't I should write this up myself, there was
a huge boom in topless bars, and at least around here and I think
in LA the whole California was all topless. And so you could go
there, we're taught, we have two bars in the area, we're topless
bars. And I can't remember how long this lasted. It just
disappeared overnight. Okay, but those bars were doing a good
business and it was during anything during the 70s during a
depression because the market collapsed and late 69 and went
started going down a hill and it was the interest rates are going
up and we had the price the you know the price fixing and all
the rest of it having to going in play. So So I associate that
era with any strip bars and I'm thinking why are these strip
bars not having any customers that means there's going to be a
boom in the economy or something else is going on. That is girls
are wrong.
So So I don't I love the story. I don't quite understand. What
is this mean? According to the strippers? story? I
think the strippers are wrong. I think their economy is not going
bad. It's just the opposite.
Do you think the economy is going great?
I think the economy must be going great based on what's
happening in the strip clubs Yeah,
girls good
grades from receita here she is gray man give
it up. Yay. You got your your your side hustle coming back
then.
Now well, you misinterpreted it but yes,
I interpreted right I just needed to play the jingle and
while we're in South America, I want to play this clip because
you there's a country down there is another country in South
America what this is going to take a turn for the worst
because you gotta remember what happened in Venezuela they
elected Hugo Chavez some years back dynamite choice. And he you
know, took the country right into the ground and then they
knew guys taking it even further. They can't have real
elections anymore. It's all fixed now. It's rigged. Like you
know just have a lot of mail in ballots and voting whoever you
want have a mail order president. And
like that mail order president I hadn't actually I got
that from I got that from the woman in Australia.
On sky. What's my sky on Sky News? Yeah, just the bumbling
Biden bits.
Yeah, I have her name on here somewhere. Because I have a clip
by her you that
you put her to shame actually, I think your Biden clips are
better than what she does. And yeah, she could do you're
funnier when you come out. Um, she's she's snarky. She's all
snarky. Like she lives here.
Oh, yes, she's read a pinata. He's the one who came up with
mail order president that's a good one. I like it. So I bad
but I stole it. But I gave credit. So that's all it counts.
Good. Now we can use it as a title. Great. Okay. Mail Order
president as cost posture. Here's what's going on in
Colombia.
Thanks so much. 38 million Colombians are heading to the
polls this Sunday. For the presidential election and more.
There are six candidates on the ballot. The race has come down
to three men and the front runner is Gustavo Petro. If
elected he will become Colombia's first leftist head of
state. That's a launch motion as
if there's something that Colombians agree on. It's that
it's time for a change. A recent polls show that 75% of them feel
Colombia is going in the wrong direction. But okay hope for a
change or difficulty, but it is absolutely necessary.
Columbiana says he done the most political scene Colombia needs
empathy on political issues and
in general because of corruption health issues.
Since the 2016 peace deal with the FARC it is the economy that
has become Colombians top priority. 60% say that it's hard
to get by financially. But that doesn't mean voters agree on who
should win Sunday's first round among the trio of candidates
that have a shot at becoming a president.
I believe that the main challenge for the next president
should be to unite the country and not to create so much
polarization. Right populist government, a lot of lies a lot
of
the front runner for Sunday's vote is Gustavo Petro, former
governor of Bogota. He is a leftist as promised ride free
university education and to combat welfare quality. Behind
him in the polls is Frederick Oka terrace, a center right
former mayor who has the backing of Colombia's traditional
partnerships, and then there's business magnate Adolfo
Hernandez, running as an independent on his own funds.
His campaign has been hurt by accusations of graft, which he
denies either Hernandez or guitarras is expected to face
off against Petro in a June 2, round.
Funny I didn't hear about that on Fox News.
Yeah, the gaminess is going to become the president. Well,
socialists are leftist. I'm sorry, they're mixed up to
three. Well, yeah. He's gonna do what happened in Venezuela. You
can see it right away. He's promising free this and free
that free education free.
Free. So do we immediately invest in coffee futures?
Lesson Interesting. Well, you don't know because it might mean
that coffee growing is the only substance to work at work. You
can get w growing more coffee will cocaine. Also, we mentioned
this on the show, one of the few things on our show you'd never
heard anyplace else is that they're making a big push in
China.
Yes. Tell me Tell me about the push in China
to grow coffee. We play clips on this row. That's right. That's
right. Yep. So you can't you can't I don't think coffee
futures are a good gamble. Well, I don't know. Let me jump
in on China then. And and a foreign piece of reporting,
which often is surprisingly good. Deutsche Avella. I take
Deutsche Avella as a serious news organization you
I agree to a point but they were so anti Trump, that it was
pretty skewed. Pretty, very skewed. Yep.
This is a Deutsche Avella piece on a China of course, China.
Beijing is now partially in lockdown. Which is not really
being reported. But I think 11 million people in Beijing are in
lockdown. Of course, we still have put the other city that's
been in lockdown. Shanghai, Shanghai. This piece is on the
system. The system they call it. They don't say the it's called
system. System is what controls everybody in China. Listen to
this. Oh, I I cut up the I cut out all of the long music
pieces. Were to dramatize the report. Yes, China has. Sorry.
Yeah, it's annoying when they do that
China has completely de emphasized privacy and freedom
of movement during the pandemic. In the brain of Shanghai's
Pudong district, every suspected COVID-19 case is monitored
Chicago,
we installed a network of sensors in front of apartments.
When the door sensor registers people leaving the apartment in
violation of the rules were alerted. The district staff and
the health department are then informed and can respond
quickly.
What's technologically possible is carried out with little
regard for people's privacy, criticism or resistance among
the population is virtually non existent. Lovara interesting.
We've mapped the residential buildings in the district, which
ones are occupied, where there are vacancies where elderly
people are living alone in Lausanne, where care or help is
needed. It's all stored in our system, and can be called up in
real time.
Even those who do not dispose of their trash properly are
recorded. Residents who aren't following the rules are captured
on camera from three different angles. The so called Brain act
swiftly. Whether it's an illegally parked car, or
unsolicited advertising offenses can be handled by patrol
officers who are connected to the control center via a mobile
app.
As soon as the squads and volunteers in residential
districts spot an issue, they can report it and upload
footage. They take a photo report the issue and then our
system automatically decides which department to forward the
matter to
freedom. subjugation is liberation contradiction.
There's your future right there. Let's all hope Ilan buys
Twitter. All the sensors will be in place is going to be
wonderful, terrible clip is going to be wonderful.
Wonderful. I tell us.
We'll see if I can top that. No. I do have this clip doses we
mentioned read up to Naki. She has she's now can't get enough
Biden stuff. So she's going after Camela
Oh, it's really I mean, it's kind of cheap shots coming from
Australia. That's That's my only
Americans they mind your own business at the same time,
mind you, you know, I got a I got a note from an Australian
producer. I just want to share for a second. I went back and
forth with Anthony. And then here's kind of where it came
down to because this is about the Uvalde shooting or ivaldi,
if you're from Hill Country, US gun culture is so easy to
deconstruct. It's just, it's just big companies selling
crappy products to consumers. They're using the exact same
playbook as Big Pharma playing on people's fears and
insecurities. And all the sheep goes by these things because
they think it makes them into something or because all their
friends have got one from the outside. It's obvious the whole
thing is BS. It's exactly like if you go to China still
Everyone changed, smokes. Even young people tell you it's good
for your circulation and SEC drive sex drive. They also tell
you it's part of Chinese and national identity to smoke. They
don't realize the rest of the world moved on, and their
consumers spending money to buy products that kill them. No,
Anthony? No. If you had a constitution, you understand
this way before I put my foot my mouth. Does Australia have a
constitution?
I don't think they have some map hairs to ours. I think they just
have Arctic
like a Magna Carta derivative or something like that.
Again, I can do a quick lookup. Or you can just continue because
I don't think it's important. No, my art constitutions very
specific.
Yeah, my point is this country was born with with this culture.
So to say that this is just now I'll say one other thing.
Definitely a lot of people just buying it for what they hope
will be home defense. And we'll see I don't think there's people
little chance of people going out on the streets with their
guns yet, yet. But the way the Uvalde cops operated, we may be
getting pretty close to us guy, you know, I talked to to Mike,
the my buddy who was he was law enforcement in Kerrville. And he
has anger management issues. So he quit the force. But he's my
buddy. And especially Mike, what the hell, what the hell went on
there. He's gonna get more info for him. But he's like, this is
training. These guys had no training, they were told that
completely the wrong things to do. They even had like level
four vests and body armor. They could have walked in and taken
an AR shot, not to the head, obviously, but to their vest.
And it just this complete failure. He says if he says any
cop who has been trained properly knows what to do you go
right in, honestly, and we don't need to talk about it. This
whole thing, the timeline, the calls that were made, the things
that happened, the strangeness, this stinks. And I'm going and I
can I've been thinking it for a whole week. And I'm just going
to put it out there. This feels like some kind of pedo thing is
also involved in this. I don't know why. I'm just putting it
out there. There's something weird going on with these
kids to work on it and give us a report and however long it
takes.
Yeah, of course. I'm just telling you what it is. All
right, move on to read up on on Panahi.
Yeah, here she goes after cannula.
But if you're worried that the President is just too dazed and
confused, to be leading the free world, then take comfort in the
fact that he's Veep is ready and capable, and is already tackling
the really big issues like school
buses. So I think about this subject of our yellow school
buses in that regard. Because think about it, yellow school
buses are our nation's largest form of mass transit. How about
that? Every day, so yes, and it gets them where they need to go.
Man, cackling there. That was actually a deeper point the vape
was trying to make, she seems to think the existence of these
school buses threatens the health of children and the
planet.
If your child rides the bus, half an hour to school and half
an hour back every day, from the first day of kindergarten, the
high school graduation, they will experience the equivalent
of 90 full days of exposure to diesel exhaust. And these fumes
do not just threaten the health of our children. They also
threaten the future of our planet. Diesel exhaust is a
greenhouse gas.
She's laughing madly about school buses and literally the
next minute she is telling her bewildered audience that the
buses are killing the children and the earth.
Well, this is not this is not fair. It's out of context. I'm
not defending the vice president. But this was about
electric school buses. So that She laughs I mean, she's saying,
oh, one minute, she's talking about great school buses, then
they're killing the earth. I mean, it was about electric
school buses, but she didn't disclose that in our little
spiel here.
Well, the thing that's interesting to me is Camelus
assertion that the kids have got 90 days of exposure to diesel
exhaust, are they shoving the exhaust pipe into the bus?
They're not even during a bus and you get an exhaust pipe
sending out whatever exhaust is coming out. It's not going into
the bus. So they're not exposed to anything. This is bullcrap.
What she's saying
they're exposed to pig urine. Okay, yeah, that's remember,
that's ad blue. That's your, that's your blue tag out about
that crap. Yeah, they put the spray pig urine onto the exhaust
as it's going out. The bus won't drive without it. It's just it's
just excess pig urine from China if those buses are equipped at
that system? Well, I think most of these buses I'm seeing most
school buses are either electric or I think there's some may even
be some Hydrogen buses. I'm thinking.
Well, I know there's some hybrid buses, buses full hybrid. Yeah,
for sure. That's probably what you're thinking. I have one
other clip that I want to get out of the way which I think is
a funny clip another one from NPR where they're just giggling
and it is teetering and this is a story that I'm surprised it
got on NPR it's kind of a funny story about the first ancient
graffiti. I guess Hadrian's Wall or one that's up at the north
part of England where the where the Romans took over and then it
put a wall up Yeah, block out the Scots or wherever they were
worried about. It had a bunch of graffiti on it. And so they've
decoded some of it and now they're making to make it into a
funny story. This is ancient graffiti. All right,
let's go to Northern England. Now we're an amateur
archaeologist discovered a rock graffitied with an ancient Roman
mess.
Why wasn't why doesn't she say graffiti?
Because she said graffiti geologist discovered a rock
graffitied with an ancient Roman message that fields well not so
ancient inscriptions, specialists identified the
letters etched into the rock as second deines Kuchar which
translates to second deines the, let's say, the pooper and based
on the time it would have taken to etch the letters into the
rock and the accompanying phallus
I didn't get the innuendo what exactly does this thing is it
is that yes, so the guy that was up there who was the managing
the area whose whose name is mentioned? Is a shithead.
Okay, but Oh, so it's f the shithead Is that what it is?
Something like
that, but they weren't gonna they were gonna they couldn't do
that on NPR says a pooper.
Which translates to second Dinah's the, let's say, the
pooper and based on the time taken to match the letters into
the rock and the accompanying phallus also engraved just
beneath the letters. Experts believe it was definitely meant
as an insult. This latest phallus is one of 13 carved into
Hadrian's Wall in northern England. The wall was the
northernmost boundary of the Roman Empire at one time so
apparently modern day middle schoolers and ancient Romans
have more in common than you might think.
Rather so question why why is it so hard for them to just say
penis and why is it so hard to say anus or some and why did
they have told them our shit or whatever? Yeah, well shit okay
when you whatever broadcast standards but we just weird if
you're gonna laugh anyway.
They say that they did modern school kids and ancient Romans
had something in common. No, you have something in common with
the ancient Romans because yeah, it's just tittering.
Well imagine if if two men did that story. NPR News. We've
discovered some very interesting graffiti in the on this wall
over there in the UK. It's very famous my partner knows about
Oh, really? Yes, indeed. And find out well, the guy who was
in charge at the time, his name was Scotty deduce. Well, people
didn't like him. So they called him a well they had a depiction
there of it. Let's just call it a pooper. Oh my gosh, yes. And
then the phalluses the phalluses below them. I mean, that kind of
made it all clear. And there's 13 phalluses Apparently, yes.
Wow, John. Whoa, what a story. What a story it is. You go.
Let's see if we can we can package that up. send that off
to NPR. It's our audition to get a job. Finally, finally we'll
get a real job. I'm profitable. Before we take our second break,
quick one that we kind of missed on the last show. But since a
lot of people I mean, we didn't really miss it. But there was
something said very specifically that pico said people would
post, you know, typical capitals, miss it. So let's find
out, it was the executive director of Oxfam International.
And talking about COVID. And the pharmaceutical industry
is in billionaires has been, you know, unprecedented during the
pandemic. And there's been several sectors where that has
been mostly concentrated. And one is, in fact, the pharma
sector. Because COVID has been one of the most profitable
products ever.
So that was the line that we didn't respond to COVID has been
one of the most profitable products ever. And I think he's
right, some people to call us out on that. That's, that's a
very interesting term, the product COVID I thought that
that was that's pretty good.
Well, I'm glad they call us. I don't know why they just didn't
mention it. But calling us house fine, they
call us I mean, because people truly, truly cannot believe that
we missed that. Which is,
I'm looking back on the history of this show and everything we
cover and the way we cover it the way we deconstruct things,
I'm stunned that we can miss something like that. Agreed,
because we just don't miss stuff like they were the best.
I also take it as a compliment for that very reason. It's like
I can't believe they miss the product. Of course, yeah. COVID
the product? Well, let's talk about COVID the product, because
I have a feeling that Pfizer is they've taken their eye off the
ball, maybe it's because all of the 7 billion vaccines they
can't sell that no country wants, we don't want that shit,
too. They've taken their foot out there pumping the brakes on
the the taking the foot off the gas on the marketing, and
they've just given up on variant names.
We talked about this. I think yesterday Dr. Just an update on
this contagious variant of COVID It seems with each new variant
the contagiousness if that's a word continues to increase, but
maybe not the severity.
That's what we're seeing. And I'm concerned about the new
variant is the ba 2.1 2.1.
From a software company,
thank you for pointing out the obvious. That's exactly what it
sounds like. And you need to combat that. That version number
with some programmable mRNA. To it again, severity.
That's what we're seeing, and I'm concerned about the new
variant is the Ba 2.12 point
1.1 2.1 Ba one two BA, one 2.1 2.1 Lovely. That's that's
the doctor from Fox News. By the way, I'll just let you hear what
he says. Because of course, they also have said here to the
farmer overlords.
That's a long word, but we're getting that in New York a lot
actually, and I'm concerned about it is not more severe. I
don't think it's more severe. But the problem is that it does
have symptoms. It's not causing an uptick in deaths, but it
means we have to use more packs loaded more antivirals for
people at high risk, and make sure that people get boosted or
getting over COVID Recently does help decrease your risk of
severity that's there to keep people out of the hospital. And
so far, we're succeeding at that and I think we will Oh, please,
Doctor,
you phony. So that's the guy that Tucker would always bring
on to show the stupid videos. Hey, people, rolling joints,
that you're all you're gonna die from smoking weed. And there's
your Fox News everybody.
Not fence. But what's another one here? That's gonna be
interesting. Tell me if this thing is a native ad. Okay. Back
to NPR. This is the circus is back.
To Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus is back though
minus the elephants, lions and tigers. Ringling says five years
after shutting down its three ring circus it plans to return
next fall for the base company says its new version of the
circus will be interactive and feature audience engagement
while also celebrating performers from around the
world. Okay, what do you think that means? Because I do have a
follow up to this? I don't know. I think it means yes.
Go ahead. I don't have any meat any
Well, I was I was reading about on that. I was reading about the
abbot the avatars. Have you heard of the ABA tars ABA like
ABA? Yes. Avatars?
You mean this Swedish singers? Yes.
So ABA just just launched a concert tour that kicked off in
the UK with lots of elites and royalty there it's called ABA
voyage. Now the Abba people are deep in their 70s Now although
you can still see the both AMITA and honor free there There's
still beautiful women that are just much much older, as are
Bjorn and Benny, I know a lot about ABA, of course, I grew up
and I saw them when the Eurovision Song Contest. And so
what they've created is avatars which people are paying to go to
a stadium, big stadium,
and they get to see a 3d image on the stage of them
that so that's what it looks like. But I dove into it,
because that's what they say avatars. It looks like holograms
on onstage. And yeah, and in puck. Well, it's much better
than that. I mean, it's high resolution. And I figured out
why by reading the article. But I think this is, there's two
ways to achieve kind of virtual reality or augmented reality.
One is you put some glasses on, and you got or you got some
retina stuff, whatever it is Google Glasses, or the stupid
Oculus. And maybe you can see through them, you see the real
world and there's things that pop in there. Or maybe it's
completely virtual with with a big thing on your head that will
make people nauseous, or you do what the ABA people have done.
I'm going to read this, these two paragraphs. To create the
spectacle. The band performed in motion capture suits for five
weeks with 160 cameras scanning their body movements and facial
expressions. Those became reference points for hundreds of
animators and visual effects artists to create the avatars of
the band in their heyday. And they look dynamite. I mean that
women their legs are at least six inches longer than they were
back in the day. It's fantastic. Now, the ABA choreography has
always been you know, it's just it's kind of hey, you know, a
little so I can see where 70 year olds could do the
choreography. Affectionately known as avatars. The characters
are not 3d holograms, as everyone involved in the
production is at pains to point out, quote, I don't think any
hologram shows have been successful, says producer Billy
Walsh, after five minutes, they're just not that
interesting. I agree. It's just like, okay, it doesn't look
real, it looks kind of grainy laser ish. It's not, it's not a
real convincing experience up to par. Instead, the characters
appear on a massive 65 million pixel screen, with lights and
other effects, blurring the boundaries between the digital
elements and the real world in the arena. Amazingly, they've
pulled it off the images might be too deep, but impressive
lighting effects and backprop projections provide a crucial
depth of field creating the illusion, the band are really in
the room with you. I believe this is a genius way to go.
Because it's so much easier to convince yourself that you're
watching something that is 3d and holographic because the
edges have been obfuscated. Your brain fills in that stuff really
quickly. I think this is smart and Ringling Brothers and Barnum
and Bailey Circus, they don't need any animals. He just throws
some smell of elephant shit in the room, a little bit of hay.
And you'll be looking at it as if I think I think this is the
future of concerts. I really do.
I this is an argument I'm not going to make. But I would like
to know who's the who produces this? And if they're publicly
traded?
Hold on. That's a very good question. I'm going to look into
it for you. So I do know that Billy Walters to kind of
be Live Nation should be doing. And you're right. Because, you
know, the only thing that's been a problem with concerts compared
to like the record and music industry is that you can scale
the record, if you're a record, you're, you're a band, and you
produce records, you can send those records all over the place
without you having to leave home. And at scale. So you'd
make millions of dollars just recording something, if you can
do the same thing with your live performances. You can scale
those like you can records. I'll get in that business
immediately.
So the producer is Bailey Walsh, who is a, who is a me see done a
lot of films, a lot of production for films, such as
James Bond, but also mute a lot of music video type stuff as
well. I have to look into who actually provide because it's
more set design and enlightening than it obviously, you know,
creating the virtual characters, a lot of work goes into that.
But then to put on the screen and to obfuscate everything to
make
I mean once you once you do that once in the scales, you don't
have to worry about crazy
good, right? Yeah,
so great.
So what we can do is we can have two hot look and curry Devora X.
Be good, right? And we'll finally and we'll do it and
they'll just be voice they won't actually be I mean it'd be us
right and we're doing the show. Only you'll see us onstage
interact you're bouncing around out and looking really hot and
spry and cool. And then that could go on the road twice a
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I'm going to show my school by donating to no agenda. Imagine
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1234 We've got we've got some people ready to mount the podium
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got karma he's in the hospital and let me know the light after
the after the meetups. Know what
we had our inaugural meet up in Turkey. Alex was there and he
organized it and he sent a video. The place look Dynamite
was belly dancers and all kinds of cool stuff. Unfortunately no
one showed but he's very enthusiastic about this being
the perfect spot for a no agenda meetup and it will come back
onto the calendar and when he organizes the next one, we
appreciate his ultimate courage. Now Scott Moscowitz gives us an
update from the north Idaho sanity brigade meet up.
Scott the shapeshifting. Do he have ITN news bringing you the
latest from Putin's meet up?
In the morning, John and Adam we got Jews and Gypsies here.
John, read your email
10 D stayed remarkably calm despite the white supremacist
over running the streets
in the Morning John
Adams was Mike Mike and I like to call up my friends Kim heard
kick for being a douchebag who's
standing up again keeping it saying that up here
drinkers clutch to that glasses as bullets whizzed why
it wasn't crack roadog here love you guys mean it novo.
And once again the fruit of peace has become the jam of
sculptor shapeshifting Jew here in North Idaho news as cold
Elaine burns
Okay, thank you for the meet up reports appreciate it. If you
hurry up you can just make the Kansas City meet up Northland
Second Chance BBQ picnic three o'clock Central. central time
actually, if you're late. I'm sure they're going there Kansas
City, Missouri at show to toe Greenway Park, Springfield,
Missouri Meetup is Tuesday at 630 Central Time bears all
American sports and grill. And next show day will be Thursday
the show on Guk I'm sure I'm saying that wrong. Mountain meet
up number one first one 630. Eastern, the in at the ridge in
wallkill. New York. We got a full calendar for June. I see
June. I see July driveling. On July 4, nothing yet. We see if
there's any crazy countries that we have meetups, we got to go. I
see Germany, yes, Bayern mansion in Germany, and another foreign
country at Mount Laurel Township, New Jersey. Make sure
make sure you check all those out you can find out all about
these meetups or if you're crazy enough, you might even have to
go start your own at no agenda. meetups.com Whatever you do,
give them a shot. Always guaranteed like a party
to go hang out with you wouldn't be when you won't be triggered.
You want to be a buddy everybody.
This
is like an indie.
Like a big party. Let's see I got some ISOs here. Let me see.
I don't think I have anything. Well I have this one, of course.
got many Mika's orgasms. I have this one. Oh my gosh. How did
you do that? Kind of like no one
was wow,
that was pretty good.
I got two. Okay. I got white and male.
white and male. Fits. Yes.
And then we have was powerful.
It was it was powerful, man.
It was powerful. I kind of liked that what you wanted it for me.
It's between was powerful, man. And
oh my gosh, how did you do that?
Little long. I like it to have a voice powerful is good. Okay.
I'm gonna because it was it was powerful, man. Man. We just jack
up your audio here a little bit. Okay, good. Got a nice and loud
parting shots. Let me see. Is there something Oh, I did want
to mention that. My neighbor Laura Logan. I guess she got she
cut a deal with Michael Sandel. I'm very happy for her, by the
way. Because this is what Laura does. Laura. Laura is not
someone who builds a media company or a property or I don't
think she can build a podcast. Build the community around it.
She's an investigative journalist and she knows how to
put together great investigative journalist pieces. And she has a
documentary coming out on July 16. It's called selection code.
And it is about the rigged voting machines. So I'll bet you
it's good to you want to hear the promo. The trailer.
Local criminal investigations into Mesa County Clerk Tina
Peters, alleged voting machine security breaches continues
about
if I asked you this question
before the 2020 election. Are these voting machines secure? If
I would have said yes. And after the election, I would have said
yes. What changed?
Tina Peters admits she brought in a consultant to make a
forensic copy of the Dominion voting system in Mesa County.
I continue to think that our voting machines are too
vulnerable voting machines
in Georgia and Texas switched votes from one candidate to
another.
Virtually every machine was broken into valid recording
machines,
milling machine machines, machine voting machines, voting
machines, machines,
machine sheet machine machines,
which are vulnerable to being hacked.
There is no serious person out there who would suggest somehow
that you could even rig America's elections we've
seen no evidence that any of our voting systems have been
tampered with the November 3 election was the most secure and
was the most secure, secure,
secure election
in American history period.
The process is very secretive. These machines are built by
private companies, which we don't have a right to know what
goes on inside
those. What did you see during the software update? We've
uncovered something
that they're afraid of. We didn't consider the machine the
information found there as the Rosetta Stone they made
the evidence in the machine and you can hide it as well.
It's only what the programmer tells us to say.
It's literally like the difference between going from
pickpocketing to credit card fraud these people are being
selected not elected. It's about who gets the countable
break down my door terrorized my family
What do you remember? Just my mom being handcuffed by the
chief of police?
This is not what we do in America
you could make it all go away though. You just keep your mouth
shut. Can I have your life back wow see what I've seen.
Bom bom bom bom
bom bom bom bombastic there's money there there's money's on
the screen to
this selected not elected
that's why it's called selection code.
Yeah, election
that'll be about the timing is good. July 16. So by the time
people have some attention by the time people see it, it will
be October surprise Whoo.
He's already been dead pushed into the camp of all your
Republican goon so she might as well you know
Well, Michael Intel's not a goon. No, I'm
talking about David left looking at these people as
as Yes. JONES Yeah. As nut jobs.
Well or something. unAmerican undemocratic, trying to ruin the
country?
No. Lies, lies. Well, I
got a fact check. False clip here. There. Finish it off.
Okay.
See, doesn't need to set up.
I don't remember what it is.
Okay, hey, how come we didn't play? It was not
playing. We have a day with 600 kids coming in from diverse
communities and all of them raise their hand and say we've
never been in before and they yelling and screaming. And
they're meeting people like Ed Welburn who was the highest
ranking African American and GM who designed the Corvette.
Fact Check false fact check false.
Okay, so you're saying it was not a African American who
designed the Corvette?
Well, I don't know what they're talking about. They talk about
the new C eight. If that was the new C eight and the GAO design
that is let's have his name here. It's better back
somewhere,
is his name Darnell?
Kirk Benyon, now known as the guy who did the C eight, at
least the outward design. No, this guy should have been
praised as a black man who is a massive top of the of the heap
manager who heads up the design department at General Motors,
the International Design Department, he heads it up and
he has all these people doing designs. He was sure he was the
one to do check the box. Yeah, this design is fine. But he
wishes better than being the designer and it didn't. He
designed the Corvette No, he didn't tend he didn't design the
original Corvette because the guys currently about 71 years
old and need that to be two years old.
Not that it matters to me at all. But you got to put this in
the same bucket as a black American man created the light
bulb, not Thomas Edison. Yeah, it's like these types of things
that are
similar except for one thing. This is on NPR, the national
treasure and they're pushing false narratives out of the live
speaker Hall. Speaker Hall.
There's gambling going on in that speaker Hall. Yeah. Well,
we look forward to coming back to you again on Thursday. With
another deconstruction of everything that is your media
the world around you notice no Amber Heard No. And knows
useless Talking about theories of shootings.
I snuck in amber her you did you did.
You did. I snuck in a little bit about ivaldi But you do know a
little bit more about the world is headed at least if you are
Queen, Ursula and Prince Klaus and a show mixes we got an extra
long Neal Jones duty which I think is quite nice and Tom
Starkweather and up next on the no agenda stream the hogs story
five minute limit. This is live with Carolyn Blaney, John
Fletcher and Ryan bemrose. Ledger coming to you from the
heart of the Texas hill country here in FEMA Region number six
in the morning, everybody I am Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I am John C. Dvorak was
wires that aren't hooked up correctly in important places.
I'm John C. Dvorak and
we return on Thursday right here on no agenda. Remember us at the
vorak.org/na and until then adios mo photos and
everybody is gonna cut himself a nice fat slice. You forgot one
detail Mr. Big Shot, forgot me the price due to the world.
Hold on, that's why the big dog
through deciding that it can open and righteous horse of
yours in some senses. You're the fake. We believe that what we're
doing. You're the one that was paid the 30 pieces of silver and
you've forgotten that. While I know the big hero supposed to
jump off tall buildings. You sit there begging your big cigars
and think of deliberately killing an idea that's made
millions of people a little bit happier. An idea that 1000s of
here from all over the country by bus and by freight and jalopy
and on foot so they could pass on to each have their own simple
little experience I'm just a mug and I know it will understand a
lot of things while you're typing all this history if you
can't let your dirty fingers on a decent idea and twist it and
squeeze it into your own pocket just like dogs if you can't eat
something you're burying why this is the one worthwhile thing
that's come along people are finally finding out that the guy
next door isn't a bad thing like that's got a chance to spreading
till it touches every last dog gone human being in the world
and you joke about killing or when this fire dies down what's
going to be left more misery for hunger and more than once to
prevent that from starting all over again. Nobody knows the
answer to that one and certainly not you know slamming bollixed
up theories you got
the fact that on your fat hoax and tell me you'll kill it if
you can use it when you go ahead and try you couldn't do it in a
million years with all your radio stations and all your
power because it's bigger than whether they get bigger than
your ambition to this bigger than all the brightest in the
world and that's exactly what I'm doing down there to tell
those people
you know the bad boys don't let me stop talking me because I
will bring a white coat coat your skin and your wickedness
and your dark shadow from getting your but now we are
taking our ambition yet to another level
COVID has been one of the most profitable products ever.
The biggest question maybe in economics and politics of the
coming decades will be what to do with all these useless
people.
This one is not super expensive compared to the benefit as
Ron fez first, who was very deeply involved in Ukraine Biden
conspiracy people so I think that's behind us. Everything
went okay. And now I think we can move on individual
carbon footprint tracker.
Stay tuned. We don't have it operational yet. But
this is something that we're working strong
It
was that the popular support for measures is is whining.
This is putting our whole international order into
question
today is rendering tremendous service to Europe and the
Western world the product
this time will not be textiles or machines or vehicles or even
weapons. The product this time will be humans themselves. MoPhO
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