Yeah, give me a butchered when Adam curry John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, August 19 2012. Time for you to get my nation media
assassination. This is episode 346. This is no agenda, smack in
the middle of the landscape and rover Curiosity loves so much
from Albuquerque in the great state of New Mexico in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where our East meets West. I'm
John C. Dvorak. Raglan Buzzkill.
meets me East meets West.
Hollywood me what do I mean? Yeah. What
do you mean, where East meets West? Not in Silicon Valley?
Yeah. Have you ever been to Silicon Valley? Probably not.
Yeah, I think I've been around a lot of Indians. Yeah.
Oh, okay. I was thinking Gitmo nation.
There's a lot of Chinese here. Oh,
right. Well, that makes sense. Ah, Hey, John. I'm in
Albuquerque.
Albuquerque is the craphole of New Mexico.
Oh, that is so that is so unfair. And so wrong of you to
say you should be in Santa Fe. That is the tourist trap of New
Mexico.
I didn't say it wasn't.
Let me kind of give you an update on the 2009 tour as we've
had some interesting developments along
the way. Oh, interesting developments. justing
developments indeed. Okay, last time we spoke Wait, wait, let me
get Can I guess a couple of things first.
If it's really a
flat tire,
let me think wasn't flat tire? No, not flat tire? No, no, we're
sorry. You have two more guesses if you wish to wager Mr.
Dwaraka. Your point? Yes. get blown. Is it a blown head gasket
survey says, Oh, I'm so sorry. No, no.
Septic Tank overflow.
Septic Tank overflow. Can we see septic tank overflow? Oh, I'm so
sorry. That it is still a possibility though. We're not
out of the woods. You know, let me start by saying I think I had
this with my airplane. You saw my airplane right? You saw it
when it when it was at Oakland airport. Yeah, you had it in a
hangar it before we ate it basically. Pretty much. Yeah. I
don't I don't flew it once. Like if I but I love that aircraft.
I've been through a lot with that aircraft. And I think I'm
getting the same. I don't know if this is possible. This is
weird. Can you actually start to love your truck? Is that
possible? Oh yeah. I mean, I love this truck.
I love my truck.
I really do this
truck. What is it? What is it and what kind of a truck might
it be? It's a Dodge
Dodge Ram while Funny you should ask John 2002 Dodge Ram 1500
sport with four doors and the shortened bed. That's right.
No way to me is the dorkiest looking truck in the world but
go on.
Oh Manch cover Sally's ears. I don't want to hear that. And I'm
really starting to love this truck. Now I'm really we really
understand each other. So we left to Moab Utah, after the
show on Thursday. kind of snuck out snow the Dutch people would
be able to take pictures of us for the gossip magazines to show
our pathetic little setup. They'd probably be like, Oh,
that is such a dorky truck. And, and we drove so we're kind of on
our way back. And instead of taking i 70 through Colorado,
which would seem repetitious and repetitious and boring. We
decided to go a different route as suggested by Chad Christian
who has turned out to be a great meal when you're traveling. You
got some internet connection. Traveling is great. If you've
got people all around the country like we do on the show.
It's you know, you get such great recommendations of places
to go a couple of dogs too, but shadiest is pretty much steered
us right. And he suggested we camp overnight in alrea.
Colorado. Are you familiar with Ray?
Yeah, it's one of those small village like communities that
that pepper, the Rocky Mountains in the state of Colorado
Telluride, Aspen, I would put in that category.
No, oh, no, no, it's Aspen is very different from hooray.
Well, no, I'm just saying the small towns peppering the place.
Some of them are more popular than others. Yeah. Well, I
looked at an array and I didn't even see that they had a main
street. They do. In fact,
it's called Main Street. And but alrea is in what they call the
Switzerland of America. And I have to say, having been to
Switzerland, the way the mountains are in Moorea is just
stunning. So beautiful. There's a campground up in the National
Park amphitheater campground, which is now we're talking.
We're almost 9000 feet. And it really is, you know, in an
amphitheater building you see down into the valley and This is
why
this is where he decided to stop smoking.
No no no. That's Wednesday when we get home just before the next
show this is where I and Rand finished Atlas Shrugged and a
lot of EU re it was inspiration for Gulf Gulch
Hello You lost me
know you you were you were doing something else
were you talking about
that elitist writer that they thought everyone who was you
know better than everyone else should run things and the other
people should just be some useless slaves that that's why
it's
really interesting because I figured this had to be there had
to be some kind of universal reason that we were there and
this is the Atlas Shrugged town
oh no
I'm reading all these news reports and everyone's I think
first of all anyone who has not read Atlas Shrugged and is
commenting on it like yourself
read Atlas Shrugged Yeah, but when asked me and I passed
Yeah, but when did you read it? How long ago was and in one
minute?
I read her other book too. And I started seeing that I've ever
had it
with her let me just say something when Paul Ryan
is a big Atlas Shrugged nut Yeah, they have a clip well hold
back you up that the back me up.
I want to say
I'm got your back all right. What's
your what's your what's your what's your clip?
Okay, I unfortunately I'm gonna have the clips open.
John Nichols on Paul Ryan. Yeah, that's it. I have something else
to say but we'll listen to it's a long clip apparently starts
off with with with Rand
iron Rand. She is a she was a Russian immigrant. Family
supposedly Dispossessed by the Russian Revolution came to the
United States. And throughout her writing career was a
militant opponent of what she called collectivism. But really
what she meant was government. And beyond that, a critic even
of helping your neighbor, she said that selfishness must be
the central organizing precept of your life and that the most
important thing was to take care of yourself. Don't worry about
others. Now, Paul Ryan started reading on grande as a very
young man who has read all of her books, he has appeared at
Iron Rand celebrations and events. He cut a video in which
he said that in these times, this was video cut about two
years ago. One of the most important things people can do
is to read eine Rand. It's a set. It's one of the best ways
to respond to Obama's election.
I gotta interrupt this for a minute. This is a long clip.
Here's what I wanted to say, John, when did you read? Atlas
Shrugged, and I'm talking about her other books and not talking
about her philosophy. When did you read Atlas Shrugged? Did you
read that first started? You have an opinion?
The first book I read by her what first had an opinion ever
before I read anything? This is unfortunate College.
This unfortunate. It's unfortunate.
Well, let me just you you don't know that. It may be fortunate.
I don't think so. Listening to how you respond, I don't think
is fortunate but okay. Well, I could be well tell me when did
you read it? You read it in college?
No, no, here. Let me back. Let me give you the whole story. I
was when I was in college, I had a roommate who was an Enron nut.
He had two books, books and he was a he was an Objectivist. He
was part of the club. He had this series of newsletters that
they sent out he all he did was read that and read books and
Dale Carnegie's how to influence friends. And so I thought just
and the guy was kind of, you know, weird.
He's pretty you have preconceived notions about
two years later, I sat down in one sitting by the way. So what
did you eat? Did you poop? How can you that's impossible to
read.
Sitting and read the fountainhead in one
Fountainhead? Yeah,
but that doesn't count the same book. No, I haven't read The
Fountainhead. I don't know.
How can you judge and if you're searching and ran? No, no, I've
not read all of her stuff. Like because I
because I'm not I want you to listen to what I have to say
without interruption for a moment. It's impossible. I know.
I know. I'm not I'm not saying I'm an I and Rand fan I'm saying
Atlas Shrugged the book Atlas Shrugged I took from a whole
different perspective than what I'm reading from other
incredibly smart elitist people who also do exactly what you
said that apparently you know the rich we can't do without
them screw everybody else. That's not how I read the book.
I got a whole different takeaway. I read the book when I
was 44. So a little bit later in life not in your college years
when you're you know, and I've never even heard of objective is
and I didn't know objectivism don't and didn't know anything
about it. The way I took the work was that the government was
screwing up the entire universe. And this was the only way to
accelerate the collapse to get things back to normal. I didn't
take it from this perspective Oh, you can't do without us rich
people running everything which is what I'm hearing I have a
just a totally different take on this book and I'm surprised that
you saw it from that way that perspective. Basically, the
leftist progressive perspective as you would call it. I'm
surprised by that that you didn't see the other side of the
book. Maybe you should reread it. She's hard
to read. But I'd say go on. Well that that was very very
difficult to read once you become a professional writer.
You have trouble reading certain people because they're it's just
it makes you cringe.
professional writer when you read this you were already a no
no,
no, no. Okay, but can you still watch when I read Atlas Shrugged
Can you
see my perspective on the book though is different? No. We will
have to disagree on this but I encourage anyone who was talking
about Atlas Shrugged right now in the media. I just like to
know when did you read it? And when what mindset were you?
Okay, no, I think your your position is valid. Finish your
story.
Well, so the only gripe I had about watching going through Ray
and knowing that this was the inspiration for golf golf. I was
like, No way. Did she land a plane here. That's what I was
thinking.
What you just said that was a punch line.
I'm just saying you. Well, you took me into a hole clip. I
didn't want to hear all right. So then we can now switch. Now.
This is very important. This is very important. We're in
Alright, then we go on to what's after Ooh, re P. Actually might
start with a P another famous Colorado town.
Oh, Durango? Oh, Durango? Ranga.
So we stopped in Durango for lunch. A just driving a Dodge
Durango? No. I'm not driving a Dodge Durango. And it starts
hailing. And by the way, we have this fantastic lunch at the
Cypress cafe and other recommendation this is all the
good can you get off the main street and someone tells you
where to go. We got a dynamite lunch. It's raining is hailing.
There's you know there's winter storm and it was pretty cool. We
wait until that dies down a little bit. And then we drive on
and we're on our way to Albuquerque and we get gas in
Cuba, New Mexico. Now I'd like you to get the map. John, just
so you can see what happened after this.
This I'd have to Yelp Google site. Second,
are you doing Cypress cafe? Are you going to do go straight back
on to Cuba?
I'm going to Cuba New Mexico, Cuba, New Mexico which is way,
way, way way. Give me a break here. Let me get this.
I'll embellish a bit. That's how I'm gonna route 550. And what
you typically do is you take
I'm seeing it I can't I'm on the map. You're on the route 550
You're in the mountains. Right. So you coming in? There's a
Green Valley and then you hit Cuba. Right? And then typically,
you'd go all the way down to route 25. And then you're off to
New Mexico, right? Not off to Albuquerque.
I'm not zoomed out far enough. Okay, stay
right where you are on Cuba. And, and so we get some gas. And
there's a have a picture of the gas station here. Do you mind it
does I think there's one gas station. That's the one. There's
no internet connection, the cell phone but no data connection.
And the guy in front of me will actually we pulled up and we're
waiting for him to get gas and he sees us and he gets back in
his car pulls up. So that's really nice. Yeah, so we can
pull up and we don't have to wait for him to fill up. And he
said your I couldn't let a little lady wait. Like he was
talking about Mickey I hope.
I hope so too. But you never know in northern New Mexico.
Hey,
easy. And and then he says Where y'all headed? I'm like we're
going down south to Albuquerque. He says roads out to what? Roads
out? Well, what do you mean? Yep. Propane truck overturned.
Roads out closed down traffic backing up mile marker. 29.
And that was nice that he told you that was
very nice. And I said, are there ways of routing around? Well,
well, hold on a second. So now of course it's the rain is
following us the rain is now it's starting to come down in in
Cuba. And so what what do you what do you think is it well,
this just happened? It's Friday. He says they're probably going
to let the propane tank burn out 8000 gallons of propane. So
that's like that's going to take a while. So is there a way
around it? And he says, Well, yeah, you can take 126 down to
four through the mountains, but I don't know if it just rained
who you know. And we're like, cool. We're gonna do that. So
you're
gonna take to 120 811 26 went 26th through Fenton Lake State
Park. Yes. You see it on the map. Oh, yeah. Now do you see
would never take this road? Do you see that there's a 20 mile
stretch that is unpaved?
No, it doesn't show that. So, so we're
so we get the he mentioned that to you know, what he said was, I
don't know when there's rain in the mountains. That's kind of
that was his kind of warning, which we didn't quite
understand. So we're now Mickey, by the way, is a great map
reader. And of course, at this point, my Google Maps is useless
because I can't get a route because it has no data
connection.
Right. That's that's the drawback to the cloud. Well,
Miki has one of those. We have to download the maps. And so she
hadn't yet download school. Yeah, but she hadn't yet
downloaded New Mexico, or it had the download had stopped
somewhere. So she she didn't have that. But we had, of
course, paper maps. And she's looking at the mesh. She's
really good at this. He's just like, Well, looks like we had a
piece of what does this say. And we're seeing signs saying
unpassable in inclement weather. And it's raining, it's like it's
coming down horizontal. But when a nice paved road, and it's
beautiful, John, this national park is so we I mean, we
literally 10 minutes from the gas station, we're in paradise.
Besides that it's raining. And it looks really beautiful. And
of course, we're now seeing cars coming from the other direction,
who had come up route for going around this accident up to 126
the other way. And we're driving and all of a sudden we're on the
unpaved road, which is no longer a road at this point. It's three
or four inches of mud. So I'm hauling 6000 pounds of trailer.
Wow.
This is your story. Yeah. So
I put Sally into four wheel drive.
Oh, you have four wheel drive? That's right. Yeah, that's
valuable in this very,
uh, we would have not made it but there are people literally
like passing us making the turnaround signal. And, and
people say stopping going, Hey, man, you should camp you. Should
you set up camp don't go any further. It's horrible. It's
terrible. You'll never make it. So we're kind of debating what
we
should do. Of course, you paid no attention to these people.
Well,
not really. Because I'm still doing good. You know, there's,
well, you're doing well. And you're doing well. There's this
road where you have to stop let someone else pass. You know, so
it's actually it's kind of nice for people in real, real
courteous and, and then some good old boys in a pickup truck
stop. And they say how's it looking? I say, Well, I got
through it with this trailer. It said How was it up there? He
said he looks at me and goes, Yeah, you'll be alright. And
that was enough for me. It was the good old New Mexico boys
who? sighs it
wasn't saying that. laughing
No, he size me up. He looked at the trailer. He looked at Sally
and went, Yeah, no, you'll be alright. It took us about two
hours doing an average probably 10 miles an hour. And and you
know, it was pretty much easy. But when you're going downhill?
Oh, yeah. That's when it gets tricky because the trailer is
essentially a big boulder pushing you down the hill. So
have you seen the pictures? No. I sent you an email. I mean, God
forbid you read it. There's a couple of pictures on the Flickr
website. I mean, this the truck is caked. The the bin is caked.
There is mud inside the bin. I don't know how it got in.
Mud does that.
Yeah. So. So we're about only a really light only the latest by
about an hour we roll into New Mexico at around 10 o'clock and
Mickey's and oh, by the way, so we were on 126 and Mickey calls.
Jeff, our our host was also arranging the meetup. Jeff to
Hig and he's still at work. And she's saying well, we're going
on route 126 And you know, and he's looking at the map and he's
there with his co workers and they're like, oh my God and I
really got to do that and then of course they lose contact with
us. Hey, wait before you get Hello, hello. And they figured
if they hadn't heard from us by midnight, they were going to go
out and search for us. That's that's what this road was like.
Well, I'm looking at the pictures of the mud on your on
the on the Durango
Durango it's a ram. It's not that bad.
Not like you're really, you know, inundated with mud. It's
just some on the running board.
I think the whole car is gray. Oh, anyway, it was quite
exciting. And so we so you know we're finally on route 25. We're
about 15 minutes away from Jeff's house. And Miki colleges
are happy to hear from you because you know, didn't know if
we had to come and rescue you. Can I get you anything? Yeah.
Jack Daniels so we, we arrive we drink Half a bottle of Jack fall
asleep. Still
have hookers and blow on this truck. Well,
interesting. You mentioned that because we so Jeff lives in a
kind of a barn. It's a great house. Well, you're right, you
know how you arrive at someone's house and on this trip were
beaten, you know, we're kind of like, oh, man, we don't know
what's going to be like where we're going to be sleeping. You
know, we've had interesting experiences. And his house is
clean, its pristine. Everything's in its place. It's
really it's a nice bachelor pad. You know, beautiful outside
terrace. You know, he's got a loft bed. So we're like, Ah,
this is paradise. But he's behind another house, which is
the new tenants coming in. But the landlord of the landlady
said, Go ahead, you can park the bin in the driveway. So it's not
out on the street. And she was here yesterday, while we're
backing up the bin, we got it in the driveway. And you know,
she's she's real nice. And then you know, but then she comes out
with a bucket and a sponge. She says, Yeah, I'm gonna take the
hookers and blow off your car because that I can't have that
in the neighborhood. So we appeased her like alright, no,
don't worry about I'll take it.
So that's the end of the hookers and hookers and blow is off.
Yeah, the JCB here. I
still get pulled over by the police. We still have slave and
to to the head on this on the bin. That's all there. So then
so then
about hookers and blow for some unknown reason? I don't know.
I don't understand it. I don't understand. I don't know what
it is either. So, one of our early night or dame's sent an
email in years ago a couple of two three years ago saying she
was she was slightly upset about his ever say continuing to say
hookers and blow. And she but she was under the impression
that the blow part was like a it was
like blow job. No, no, it nothing is bad as that it's only
cocaine. Not something as horrible as fellatio we wouldn't
we wouldn't participate in that kind of talk.
So I just wonder what the they must have a different
perspective in general. And in that, I know that I've known a
lot of people that have moved to New Mexico. And some of them
have fallen in love with the place and they stay there. And
it's really a great place to be like lightning, and other people
that are rousted by the locals.
I have to say, it's really nice. We've had nothing but great
experiences. Jeff had one of his colleagues from work come over
Alex and he's studying to be an electrician and so he dismantled
the 240 outlet and made it 120 And we got extended cord for our
for a direct Ethernet connection. Yeah, actually, Jeff
had a whole new DSL installed just for our visit. So you know,
it's been everyone's been really great, very hospitable. Here's
the one thing I will say. So I find that find out once we
arrived at the minute we left. Colorado, torrential rains,
Utah, torrential rains in southern Utah. We drive through
Colorado, there's hail. We drive through New Mexico roads are
washed out. In fact, the commuter train has been washed
out for four days because of the rain. I know why this is
happening.
The weather machine is that damn right damn rain
stick.
Oh, the rain stick you brought we rolled
out the rain stick in Utah. And all of a sudden rain has been
falling out again. No more. No, no, no, no, I'm gonna do it on.
No, I have a theory. Now. My theory is the rains gonna do it
in Texas. Yes. My theory is the rain stick really works. We have
to do it on the show. It doesn't just work if you're shaking it
around,
but needs to be on the internet. No, it has to be
on. That's when it works.
All right. Well, we'll do that when you get back to Austin. You
can shake it and shake it and we'll see what happens. See if
we
can we'll see we can make it rain. I have a feeling that this
thing is magical.
Could be an artifact. The 13th is back on the air. It could be
magical. Just to wrap this up. So we had a great lunch. Oh,
I've learned some some culinary knowledge. Really? Is that how
you treat me? So when you're in a in New Mexico, and this
probably goes for Mexico. you're offered a number of choices no
matter what you order. If you say cornflakes. It's still got
15 questions. One of the questions will be red or green.
Are you familiar with this question?
Does this have to Yes, I am. As a matter of fact, I've heard
about the red and green question. I always thought it
was about different kinds of hot sauce.
Well, it's yeah, what chilies? What chili Do you want and
depending on what it is, so either red chilies or green
chilies but here's the cool answer. If you Want to look like
you fit in? The answer is can you guess the answer? No. You
just say, I'll have Christmas.
Oh, really?
And that means you get the red and green mixed or no? Is that
what it means? Really? Let me write that down. I would have
never figured that out.
Deuce. All right. So we had a great meet up last night. And
that'll lead us right into our Associate Executive producers in
a moment. But what was handed to me at the meet out, meet up,
John was and I can't tell you who I got this from. But this is
a manual. Apparently one of our producers work somewhere where
these are laying around from the US Customs and Border Protection
Agency, a practical Spanish grammar booklet. And this entire
book so basically, it's situations and what to say. And
you know how to how to speak Spanish but let me show you can
open to any random page. And I shall read what your what the
Customs and Border Patrol Protection Agency is being
taught when it comes to Spanish I shall read only the English up
for obvious reasons. Following is a group of commands that may
be helpful to the beginner. Some are given with reflexive
pronouns, which will be explained later. Are you ready,
John to hear some of these group of commands?
I'm on pins and needles, show me
your passport. Raise your hands. Get in the car, get out of the
car, get out of the train, stop. Relax your hand. Tell me the
truth. Show me the trail this thing is filled with nothing but
Shut up slave. Like nowhere isn't like how do you say,
buenos dias, how you doin? Your hair looks nice. None of that.
The whole the whole thing is just getting mo talk. I'm
treasuring this. Let me see if I can find some more here. In the
whole thing is just crazy. Tell me your complete and correct
name. Of what country are you a citizen? A citizen? On what day
month and year were you born? Where were you born? What is
your address in the United States? About You know, do you
know where the cinema is? What time does the cinema start? Ah,
let me try this one. Have you ever been arrested by the police
anywhere for having violated some other laws?
Do you have other visible marks or scars?
This is a great book. This one day will show up in a museum as
the Hitler Bible of the United States. How awesome are we?
Yeah, so that's humiliating? Yeah. So Associate Executive
producers of a producer of course is Jeff towhee. To hygge
sorry, to crazy names Irish name to hygge who has been our host
here he's provided us with whiskey he's provided us with
dinner with dinner. He's really gone all out along with his
buddy Alex and all he really wanted from us was a shut up
slave and to to the heads karma. So let me make sure I give him
that. You've got karma. So do that. And while I'm at it, I
would like to thank Steve Foster and Liz who came to the meetup
donated $200 Both of them unemployed by the way
momentarily. And he drove five hours to get to the meet up from
Arizona I think. And that was nice. Yeah. And he is a he's a
vet. And he is a he used to be eggs, I think had the same job
that atomic Rod had he was on a nuclear sub. He was subs in the
water. And he is a an operator, a nuclear reactor operator and
he is looking for a gig so I'm gonna hook him up with atomic
rods he wouldn't get him any kind of civilian gig but he only
wanted really was a D douching and a nuclear job karma Carlos.
De your karma
maybe you get in on these little small nukes are starting to look
at building
Well, atomic rod is into that. That's why I'm going to try and
hook them up. You never know. It can't be like a thing that a lot
of people do.
I don't think it's right. If there's a job opening.
He has a good shot. He's the guy I think so too. Yeah. But he was
telling me some amazing stories which I'm not allowed to repeat
but which I but I do have in my arsenal. About his his travels
underwater. And in the morning, by the way to all of our subs in
the water and the chat room there at no agenda stream.com
And in the morning To John C. Dvorak and in
the morning, you Adam curry in the morning all ships at sea
boots on the ground. subs in the water feet in the air and
knights, the world over.
That's right. Hello knights.
Somebody mentioned it in an email. I should mention that we
don't call it we don't give the Knights enough hellos which
really you can and they're all over the world we don't. Well,
he says when we do the greeting.
What do you mean? Oh, when we do the opening ITM greeting? Yes.
So okay, well, hello.
I've been building and building pretty similar be up to 10. Very
good nights and nights really came through to today to help us
after our terrible Thursday donation, producing Saddam
Hussein was. And so we have to think, besides the ones you have
that you picked up along the way we have of our 1234567 producers
and associate producers. Five of them are knights.
Wow. Well, then, so the Knights do come through for us when,
especially in the dark days.
Yeah, well, it's nice to do that. Sir Michael Zelena in
Lakewood, Ohio. Came up with another knighthood for his
1212 1212 knighthood which we don't have. Wow. He's re upping
his knighthood he could. This is fifth, sixth. fifth or sixth.
Wow. Just give a hot milk to my better half Kelly. Okay. That's
one hot milk baby. Yeah. Love that. silliest thing.
This kid is gonna grow up say I said that really? famous.
Famous. I was on the best podcasting universe. Oh, all
right, well, sit down.
Sir James Spitzer in Jamaica Plains, Massachusetts. 424240
He's my monthly to the new sustaining provider level $42
And I'm kicking it off into palindromic 4224 for the extra
espresso karma boost. So let
me hand that out. This is turbo charge my friend. You've got
karma. Awesome. Wow, thank you, Knights. That's great. Oh,
and another associate or another executive producer is Sir Dean
Bertram. Right in Accra, Ghana. Who is the I related the story
about him because a friend of mine was in
Ghana, right. Right and ran into him. Yeah. And he said don't
give money to those guys.
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the road. John. Last one.
Oh, the next show is gonna be from Austin on Thursday. Yep.
So tonight, we travel anyway. Yeah, thanks. After the show, we
pack up, we're gonna wash down the bin and Sally, Sally in the
sin bin, which I still think will be a great name for a band
and better than Pussy Riot. And then we're going to drive to
Clovis, New Mexico, where we have a night and a day, my
believe. And we're going to make our stop there this evening. And
then tomorrow. We basically have two days to get to Austin, we I
think it's 12 hours or something. So we'll see how we
do. There's a whole lot of nothing between Clovis and
Austin. And of course, we're going to go we want to drive
route 40 and not I 10 Because you know what's on i 10? Right.
The border patrol Exactly. What have you actually we should take
i 10 And then I should have my booklet. Whip up my booklet.
To 40 is your best bet. Yes, sir.
I crossed 40 No, no. The 10 Well, you can take the 40 CSUN
your yo pass a call me pass a porter lukau. Vina Abu Scott
trabajo en Tucson. You're not say Leon. Yes, Greenbrier. This
is what I should be saying. Oh, you're saying you're you're not
queer. I employ Permanente, quote unquote, admin and no mas
does address seminars. Just visiting two or three weeks.
Mickey should say that. That'd be very funny. If we get pulled
over, I just pull out the book.
Oh, yeah, it'd be hilarious to watch because, you know, border
patrol. Those guys that were there are so funny. They have
the greatest sense of humor. You can just have the time of your
life yucking it up. Yeah.
There was obviously there was a funny report. Let me see if I
can find this about border patrol 84 down
through Lubbock. I think yeah, they get through Lubbock and
then go through Abilene on the 20. That's a nice, that's a nice
run they go through, then you hit Fort Worth and go down
straight
possible. Well, let me play you this report. This is from border
patrol up at the Canadian border. And this kind of
explains why these guys that pull us over who are members of
the Border Patrol are six foot eight, weigh 280 pounds and look
like their breath could kill you. Well, it was border
officials. There's something called the border enforcement
security task force made up by Department of Homeland Security
in the US immigration officials, as well as some Canadian Border
Services, the RCMP, they caught on to the fact that there were
some shipments parcels going through courier services in the
United States where they detected some drugs that were
being sent to a Private Mailbox outlet on the Buffalo and the
New York side of the border. They began monitoring this
Private Mailbox to see who was coming to pick up these
packages. And lo and behold, it turns out, it was a man named
Geoffrey Purdy, who they've arrested in April. And he is a
constable with the Niagara Regional Police Service 13 years
and they have charged him that was Pharisee to export
controlled substances and to district distribute. Now these
drugs, some of them were Valium, some of them included the
ingredient to make the date rape drug, but largely it was
testosterone and other anabolic steroids that the authorities
contend were being brought across the border. So I think
that these guys are all amped up, all pumped up, pretty well
amped up pumped up there juiced up that juiced up man on the
juice. They're all I don't want to generalize of course, but I
would say there's a high likelihood these guys you know,
using their own routes gonna be on this stuff eventually. Yeah,
I can just hold on John, before we do the show. I got it. I
gotta shoot up in the shoulder here. I got to make my shoulders
a little broader. Talking about the whole country is going to be
on this. We're not going to be
my prediction. So wait, I'm looking at this you go from
Sweetwater you got this. If this 20 route.
Started Clovis started Clovis though.
Okay, Clovis, I'm gonna get back to Clovis. Well, you're gonna go
to okay, you're gonna come down to 285 to Roswell anyway, right?
Yeah, we're
going through Roswell. Of course we're okay. So let's start at
Roswell. I have to go to go to the shrine. Are you kidding me?
You take the 285 you go all the way to Pecos and then you take
the 20 through Odessa, though did those are the This Is Your
Texas trip. Odessa, Midland Big Spring Colorado city, Abilene
Sweetwater.
How many miles do you calculate?
The same as your other route but this takes you to Fort Worth and
when you get the Fort Worth you take the 35 W. South through
Hillsborough and then you go through Waco and you got that
out. Have you got that?
Albatross. We live right near Waco.
Yeah, but this time you get to go there. You go through Waco.
Waco.
waco in Waco is the Ranger Museum. The Texas Rangers.
I've been to Waco. Yeah, heard about that. Then you come by and
you just go past Fort Hood. you wave to the shoot.
Hey, everybody. How you doing?
Hello, Akbar for the day.
Okay, I'm sure Miss Mickey was writing it all down. Andrew
Horowitz just tweeted that we're live. That's interesting. Is he
sucking up to us?
Now he's got some ski he's got something going, doesn't he?
Well, some said what but I'll find out you're looking forward
to it. But some money making scheme. Oh, good. That's what we
need. Yeah, a money
making scheme, please. Oh, I found a great clip. Actually,
that it may be that maybe it's an end of show clip.
The show clip. Oh.
Well, I'm just kind of on the on the Gitmo Department of Homeland
Security douchebags. Yeah, this is the Acting Director of the
ATF B Todd Jones.
Yeah. Anyway, to get me started. Hello.
I'm B Todd Jones. My name is b My name is but you can call me b
or Mr. B. And he did something called a change cast, which was
a video that that was mandatory viewing for all employees of the
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco firearms. was an explosives. And
so someone videotape I guess it was released on DVD, and someone
videotape this off of a screen. And it essentially it is the
biggest set I've ever heard like, Don't you ever think of
being a whistleblower? And this came out a month and a half ago?
Don't you dare think about talking to anybody except your
superiors. You want to hear a little bit of this? And oh,
yeah. Okay, here it is. It's audios a little crappy.
Over these last six months, we've provided you with a lot of
information.
But I actually like it because it sounds very, very,
very understandable. Yeah. And it sounds very
Hello, citizen. I like it. First,
a change cast. We've talked about our leadership philosophy.
We've talked about the pace and challenge of change. We've
talked about roles and missions and functions, both as a law
enforcement organization with a regulatory function and within
the Department of Justice. I hope that this has been
informational to you about our strategic view of the way
forward. I want to close out this first set by talking about,
quite frankly, a less pleasant topic that is critical to the
functioning of any organization.
Listen up citizens,
particularly one with a public safety mission, likely TFS. And
that's choices and consequences. And when I'm talking about
choices and consequences, I'm talking about the disciplinary
process. Our last change cast, we laid out some clear
expectations about organizational discipline. One
ATF, everyone working together, exemplifying one of the pieces
of our leadership philosophy that being teamwork.
Do you hear this man? There's choices and consequences and
working as a team.
Yeah, you like? Yeah, this is what this is part of the whole
government strategy to do rest deal with whistleblowers and
make examples are everybody's only reason they're trying to
get Assange?
Do you want to move on to Assange? Or do you want to hear
more than
Assange club I has is Assange his mom, which is a couple of
Assange clips. Yeah, I can do a couple. Okay, first of all, my
favorite one was on I'm not sure where this was on one of these
forum broadcasts, but they arrested Garry Kasparov. Oh, no,
this No, no, no, no, no, no.
Pussy right. We'll get to in a second because I
Assange Mom, this is I'm thinking that this is a long
clip I maybe think is the end the show clip because it's
really a good clip. What was was mom just goes after the UK
governor. I'll
tell you what, why don't we save that for end of show clip. And
let me play for you the funniest Assange clip from CNN.
I did I have that I have the UK Ecuador's irked by UK Okay,
good,
good, good. Good. We'll play that right after So here's
what's going on. When I lived in Gitmo nation, UK, East, I flew
there. I flew helicopters. I flew airplanes. I know all the
rules and regulations. I know exactly how everything works. A
CNN comes out with this report about how Assange can possibly
escape from from the Ecuadorian Embassy. And it just had to
listen to it and I've got to stop because I was rolling on
the floor as a simple aviator, I was rolling on the floor
listening to the
inside in what's at the moment considered Ecuadorian territory
and with British police outside ready to pounce scenarios are
ready to pounce that cats they're going to pound in
debated over a possible Assange escape. sounds risky? Is this an
option getting smuggled out in the trunk of a diplomatic car?
The guy is now sitting in the trunk of a car. This is his. So
you understand is what he's trying to communicate to you.
A former British diplomat says the car would be considered
Ecuadorian domain. British police, he says could stop it
but not search. It couldn't necessarily pull Assange out.
But there's a hitch in that plan. The hitch apparently
there's no garage available to the Ecuadorian Embassy. We're
told there's only one entrance to the embassy right here and
obviously that's not an ASO that was dumb. Let's
try the next idea.
The building is completely surrounded by British police
there in the streets, the alleys the side streets. If anyone was
going to try to take Assange from the building to a waiting
car, the police would get them. The police are also reported to
be monitoring the so called communal areas of the building
the hallways and the elevators preventing Assange from taking
an elevator up to the roof or a helicopter could pick him up.
Okay, stop right there. You are not repeat. You are not going to
land a helicopter in London on a rooftop. This is just simply you
know, you're going to just fly into London's airspace and land
on the roof and pick up Assange. I mean, are they are they
insane? These people at CNN No, no, they're even crazier.
Police can monitor the hallways and elevators because the
Ecuadorian Embassy occupies only one floor, the first floor and
not even all of that. It's here right where this window is. And
Assange can barely step into a hallway without risking
apprehension. If he did somehow get to a car, there are
airports, large and small in every direction.
Yeah. When there's always border patrol at all of these airports,
you have to register every flight in and out. This is the
stupidest report ever, but it gets even dumber. But experts
say once he got to one of those he could easily be captured. He
could actually be smuggled out in a crate or a large bag. There
you
go. Thank you. It's Assange in a bag. Ladies and gentlemen. How
stupid is CNN?
Well, you know, the funny thing is the one obvious thing that
they that they that is something that's actually possible, they
didn't even mention, which is that you gotta get him in the
car somehow. And once he's in the car, the car goes on the
shuttle. Yeah, but rat drags him to Paris and the French say,
Fuck you. You can't arrest him now. Well,
that's kind of how they started. Like, he'd hide in the trunk.
But they don't have a garage.
No, I know. But he has to get into the channel. They never
mentioned the channel as it as an exit strategy. Alright,
what's your Ecuador clip?
Well, my Ecuador thing was kind of interesting, because this was
the thing this leads to. Apparently the Russians have
made it clear that if the British do what this guy
describes, is something that they can do. They're pulling
out. They've had
it but never again should have foreign embassy in this country
be allowed to be abused in that manner. And so three years
later, the diplomatic and consular premises Act was
introduced to allow the legal revocation of the diplomatic
status of a building. Last night the Ecuadorian government leaked
a letter they'd received from the Foreign Office raising the
specter of Britain enforcing this law. We very much hope not
to get to this point, the letter said, but if you cannot resolve
the issue of Mr. Assange his presence on your premises, this
route is open to us. standoff this evening, in the face of
Ecuadorian indignation, the foreign secretary stuck to his
guns.
There are no time limits, as I say, I think that is that's a
problem more for the embassy and for Mr. Sanders and for this
country, except that we are determined to fulfill our legal
obligations under the extradition act to Sweden.
So where on earth does this go? Now?
This Hey, guy is a total douche.
Hague is a total douche. He's the worst Jack Straw who by the
way, when Jack Straw was the foreign secretary, he led
Pinochet go, and they were trying to extradite him. But now
we're just gonna free the guy. He's a murderer. And Assange has
not even been indicted. They just want him for questioning.
This is the British government which by the way, Assange, his
mother goes on about with the same rant I'm doing. The British
government should be ashamed of themselves. And in fact, the
British government are what they all say lap dogs for Obama.
Yeah, you think so? The theory that there's someone else in
there, you don't think that holds water? You think this is
still really all about just getting whistleblower's an
expedition and rolling it up? And
I think I think I think it does hold water but I but at the same
time, they can make their point because they have Obama
administration has been the hardest on whistleblowers. And
they so they can kill two birds with one stone. That's that's
even better, but they're definitely after this. Well,
there are there are consequences. You know, there's
choices and choices. And the guy's
not even an American citizen. He as far as I'm concerned on the
internet, he can publish whatever he wants to publish. We
haven't got any, any jurisdiction over him.
And then there was an actual occupy moment which relates to
this. Where is it? Why can I not find this? Okay, wasn't all that
interesting anyway, but I guess Occupy Oakland has wandered into
Oh, here it is. I think this is people who are using the Occupy
moniker, which they should definitely not do because we all
believe the Occupy movement is compromised. But they are
protesting for Bradley Manning, which of course is related to
the WikiLeaks case.
Well, Occupy Oakland has a new target. President Obama
protesters decided to occupy his campaign office on Thursday,
about 100 protesters calling for the release of US Army soldier
Private First Class Bradley Manning invaded the campaign
offices they stayed inside for three hours bringing business to
a halt where they were later forced out by police. RT
correspondent now live from LA with more. Hi, Ramon. So what
exactly were these people protesting? What an idiot
Well, you know Russia today is pulled out all the stops yeah oh
yeah. Oh yeah. And it's pretty obvious anybody who follows this
stuff closely that you know that you know, the Russians have
always been I'd say great be propagandists. Especially with
with Yeah, with the more feeble minded Yeah, they
could have really use the curry Devorah Consulting Group.
Yeah, they could use some help but but they but they at least
are doing and this is all because of Syria. And in fact
I've now people always say this you know this well, you know,
Alex Jones is stealing from you guys. But he said something you
said and this sort of thing. I'm now and I've always and you know
this because you've heard me go AB bull crap you get doesn't
even know who we are a lot of people don't we have big
audience. But it's not like just the crossover is the audience,
not the actual producers of the shows. I'm wondering about
Russia today, though. They've Russia today has a number of
things in the last few episodes that just said just stand out
like a sore thumb as no agenda item. Really? Yeah.
It wouldn't surprise me, you know, but you know, the thing
is, where's the donation? Bitches?
Yeah, well, we could use the money. And we could use it, we
could we wouldn't be help them. You know, I don't think we'd get
thrown in jail for helping Russia today. Well, I could
definitely think sometime in the future that might happen to
where the Russians are going,
I can definitely help them with the Pussy Riot thing which I've
figured out. I'm sure you figured it out, too, because you
probably saw the same thing I did. And I'll just play the
report. That was an excellent report from the CBC. None of
this was on American television. As far as I could tell with my
limited viewing ability on your watch.
You play that and then I just have a minor Pussy Riot thing
and then we can maybe discuss what Russia today is doing.
That's literally well I think they stole this from us.
Okay, well, okay. So, I'm taking this is from CDC. And when I saw
this report, I'm like, oh, then it all clicked together. Just a
little bit of research, and I figured it out right down to the
name. I completely understand what's going on here.
Handcuffs smiling, shocked. Three members of Pussy Riot
listened as a Russian judge found them guilty of hooliganism
and blasphemy. A severe breach of public order the Russian
judge chastised that she sentenced each to two years in
prison. Outside the courtroom, police were cracking down
arresting dozens of protesters. senile the total collapse of the
room. No sooner did Chessmaster and activists Garry Kasparov
uttered those words and he was hauled away by police.
So when I saw this, I'm like, oh, okay, Garry Kasparov is a
known CIA operative. This is known, he always goes into stir
up crap when it comes to the party. So I'm like, Alright,
this is clearly some kind of US mission. And it goes on a little
bit which they actually CBC focuses on the wrong member of
Pussy Riot because there's one that's very interesting, but
this one is has a little interesting connotation to her
as well. And by the way, all these girls kind of cute and
sexy. Well, there's
one that's actually very pretty, and they're the ones that keep
focusing on what do
you think lesbians? Oh, problem. Okay, good. That fits into my
theory.
Plessy riots, lawyer Mark Fagan declared the judgment
orchestrated by Russian President Vladimir Putin that
established the booze trial was a first the verdict was a first
he says this is what got Pussy Riot in trouble. A flashmob type
performance at Moscow's main orthodox cathedral, imploring
the Virgin Mary to throw out Putin. Polls in Russia show a
majority of people were offended to see a political protest in a
church. One of the members of Pussy Riot is married to a
Russian Canadian, in what many see is propaganda. Nokia total
Konnikova is confronted in this video by the chief investigator.
He produced her Canadian permanent residence card and
Ontario health card. Okay, so
this was a tip off that this girl is clearly she has Canadian
status. But she's not the one you need to focus on. Actually,
you need to focus on a couple of the witnesses at the trial. Now,
bear in mind that the National Endowment for Democracy, which
is which receives its funding, we've talked about this on the
show directly from the State Department. Lucifer, Hillary
clippity clop. Many of the NGOs and non governmental
organizations receive funding from the National Endowment for
Democracy ie from the US government from the State
Department. One of them has go loss and go loss. These were the
people behind actually I have here now this is a it's all in
the show notes for three seeks out any shownotes.com page from
the National Endowment for Democracy actually, there's a
screenshot of it to make sure that it doesn't go away. Money
given to go loss, which is the regional civic organization
defense of democratic rights and liberties, to carry out a
detailed analysis of the autumn 2010 and spring 2011 election
cycles in Russia, which will include press monitoring,
monitoring of political agitation and activity of
electoral Commission's that these guys are meant to just
stir up crap which they did as you'll recall. Now, they the
defense called 13. Witnesses including opposition leader Alex
novel Navalny novel knee and a v a l and y, who is a longtime
operative for the US. He was a Yale world fellow he was a
banker, you know so and he had no involvement whatsoever with
pussy right but he just called him up to testify but here it
is. Oksana Chela Sheva. She is a board member of the Finnish
Russian civic forum and a steering committee of the
National Endowment for Democracy. And if you look at
the website for the name of this outfit, which is Finn rose
forum, so finish it says right here Oksana Chela Sheva is a
journalist and Human Rights activist. She coordinates the
Pussy Riot support campaign. Hello. So here's how the meeting
went. Lucifer sitting there, hey, hey, I want to be president
in 2016. Well, you got to show these rooskies who's boss, you
know, we're gonna mess with that Putin, bitch. I tell you what,
we're gonna call it operation Pussy Riot.
Because you know, we like pussy.
This whole thing is orchestrated by Clinton. It's a lesbian
front, Pussy Riot. And even though she's sitting there
watching all the news, media going Pussy Riot proceed right?
Of course, the riot came from her pussy. I'm sorry to put it
so bluntly. But you can't overlook the fact that the name
The name of the band is Pussy Riot. They have masks on, which
is a fantastic meme. It's it really is. You could not think
of a better one people around the world have these mask on or
playing crappy ass songs. And of course, she makes her calls to
all the elites, handcuffed, smiling women. That's not the
one here. Here's the elites.
Some of the biggest names in the music industry have come forward
to express their support for the group. Madonna sting and Sir
Paul McCartney have all publicly supported the jailed rockers.
McCartney posted on his website a letter to the group telling
them to stay strong. See he would do everything in his power
to help at a contact me
Sir Paul on the phone. Get me put something on your website.
Maj. Maj. Maj. Pussy Riot. I'm disappointed in Madonna, that
she's falling for this. And this is this is just a whole F Russia
F Putin campaign orchestrated by the State Department by Hillary
Lucifer clippity clop. Clinton with the cloven. One. Because
she wants to show her muscle that she can be president in
2016. And she brought down the evil Putin or whatever she's
trying to prove with this. Do you have a different take?
Because this is the way No, no,
I actually liked and I think that's probably why we're seeing
the occupy the exact opening group go after the Obama
offices? Because they're taking orders from Moscow.
Yes, exactly. Exactly. So
I mean, it's not unusual for the West Coast, especially in the
San Francisco Bay area, to always have these close
connections to the Soviets, they always have. And so why is this
any different? And when it says, When did the occupiers start
tearing up out of campaign headquarters? I know and I had
that, not that I'm against it.
But you know, John, if you and I had sat in the meeting, we would
have thought this was genius to write down to you know, free
Pussy Riot. I mean, wow, this is so good.
Yeah, free whiskey, right. Free Pussy Riot. ludicrous. And now
the funny thing that gets me about this whole thing is just
as one comment, got two minutes and they said no, yeah, well,
this doesn't make any sense play the Putin blasphemy clip from
the BBC
start to take them to the streets again in Russia in the
last eight months to complain about what they see as
unfairness within the system. So what Vladimir Putin is probably
doing here and those that are trying to support him within the
system is trying to make sure that they're playing to the
constituency that felt that what these women did was a wrong was
blasphemy and he's making sure that he's propping up that
support by doing this and at the same time, they're trying to put
down the sense that the opposition have at the moment
that they can do pretty much anything. They can protest in
any way that they please, and get away with it. And they're
trying to kind of Yeah, and we did a video of Kasparov.
Kasparov. Did you see the video? He's smiling.
The thing he's got to hear when he's yelling and screaming in
Russian, right, but he's, you know, I am he but he's smiling
too. Yeah, they threw him in a truck. But anyway, no, the thing
that got me when I heard this clip, it was part of a larger
clip was Wait a minute. Hold on a second. Let's stop the presses
and point out the one obvious thing that people seem to just
somehow ignored. The official stance of the Russian Communist
Party is atheist. Yeah, they tried to completely shut down
all these churches. And now all of a sudden they're concerned
about blasphemy.
Yeah. Are you kidding? Makes no sense.
It makes zero sense. The Russians are a bunch of
atheists. The there's no state religion. This is
bullcrap. But there's a secondary a secondary part of
the plan. Because we're not just going to go after the so called
blasphemy. No, no. We're and this is part of the Hilary's
plan. We're gonna mobilize gay. That's what she's doing,
of course, in Moscow was banned gay pride parades in the Russian
capital for the next 100 years. The first Moscow pride took
place in 2006. The organizers then intended to hold the event
every year, but the demonstrations have been plagued
by homophobic attacks and local government bans.
So how does this work? Wait,
hold on a second. There was breaking news this morning. Oh,
Madonna has been sued in a class action suit in Russia. Ha ha for
pro gay sentiments that she put it she pushed out there on
stage. There
you go. This is once again, Hollywood is on board with the
plan. What who comes up with this? I mean, who because the
report doesn't state it. But it sounds like I mean, who decided?
That's it? 100. We'll just we can't do it for 100 years. Who
came up with that? Is that the law? Or did the Gay Pride just
say, let's just make it crazy and say we're not where we're
standing here. We're not going to do it for 100 years. You can
come back and 101 I mean, this is this is not okay. So it's not
okay if if gays are being suppressed
and it's an orchestration of the highest order,
thank you and you know who's behind it? So I would say it's
not okay. If gays are being suppressed but it's equally not
okay. If gays are using their gayness to to call people out
this way. I think that's equally wrong. And what I mean to
orchestrate it this way Yeah,
no, this is manipulating the public or somebody's benefit.
This is agendas. This is this whole thing is sick.
Yeah, thank you. That's the word I was looking for sick.
It's sick. Yeah.
Or as we say.
I think Putin is being is being flanked by the way flank
Putin is probably gay.
Well, going around that out this shirt on the horse and all that
he's got some overtones I mean, yeah, handsome, man.
You know, it's it's not
it's not that it matters. I'm just pointing it out. We have no
agenda. So that's what we can do.
It's a pause. I mean, who knows? I mean,
there's no advertiser going to pull up for this conversation.
They would know you can count on conversations why we do this
show you can't do a show like this. No, you can't have the
reason this show is what it is
you can't have an open conversation and sit using these
words without advertisers. You know pulling
you can't just not good it's not good. It's not brand is not
brand friendly or whatever they What's that term? The
brand name brand brand safe brand. Did you see? I'm sure you
saw this. This douchebag Touray on MSNBC. Oh,
what a what a DUA. That guy is a total douche.
Did you see what he said? Yeah,
I mean, he basically called and brought, you know, you just put
Yeah, right.
You want to hit the clip the clip? Oh, yeah. Great. Okay. So
this is and what is Touray? Is he a comedian? Is he a writer?
What is he?
You know, I've seen him two or three times they put us on MSNBC
as a foil. And let's see what he is. Let's restore we go on.
It's fine. I thought it was t o u r. E Oxon a grab grab? Oh,
he's an American novelist. essayist, music. Oh, music
journalist. Right. Right. Right. Right. He used he used to be
used to do a hip hop show. Right, right. Right. Right. He
serves on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominating committee,
and he's the guy I didn't nominate Abba. All right, that
says enough.
It's easy to get nominated.
He's on the nominating committee. I must have so they
had nominated Abba for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He's from
Boston. Let's see anything else. What has he written? What has he
written? He's written about Lauryn Hill. DMX Beyonce 25
cent.
Well, he's all over him. Because most person during the Trayvon
Martin Yeah, playing the race card. He's racist. Yeah, well,
yes. Horrible racist. Yes,
he is. So let's listen to this, the host of MSNBC, who later if
we want to play the whole clip, I'll play half defends him first
plays a quote from Romney, this is Romney. Interestingly enough,
in response to Joe Biden's they'll put you in chains,
quote, which of course, you could interpret as having racial
undertones. And it was interpreted that way. He plays
that clip. And then Turei just lays into it and uses words,
which I'm surprised MSNBC has any advertisers, his campaign
and his surrogates have made wild and reckless accusations
that disgraced the office of the presidency. This is what an
angry and desperate presidency looks like, Mr. President, take
your campaign of division and anger and hate back to Chicago.
Take it back to Chicago. Take it back to Chicago, please, that
anger and hate? So when I listen to that, to me, the word seem
sort of loaded. But I wanted to get you all thoughts, Tori, what
did you think about that?
Yeah, I mean, that really bothered me. You notice he says
anger twice. He's really trying to use racial coding and
racial coding. John, you are, of course a racial scholar. Is do
you feel that there was racial coding in that comment? By No,
not, you
know, if you want to see that I can say you know, you were when
he finishes his theory, you just shake your head. You know, they
apparently Romney can't say anything without it being
racially
coded. And let me just point out for the new listeners, we think
Romney is a douche. That's not the point. But so yeah, he says
racial. I just thought it was interesting to pull out the
racial coding right there at the top. So we're set our mindset.
Oh, it's racial coding. So now, I'm thinking a racial
thing in the brain. So now thinking in code, thinking
and access some, some really deep stereotypes about the angry
black man, that killed me,
the angry black man. And now of all the things when I heard
Romney do that, I didn't think of the angry black man. I don't
think in those colors.
This is part of the playbook against Obama, the other isation
he's not
the other realization, what are we are lost. Now all of a
sudden, there's the other realisation like
us. I know. It's a heavy thing to say, I don't say it lightly.
But this is a negotiation. You okay?
That is just not okay. You know, African Americans, black people
in America, have a free pass to use the word nigger, whatever
they want to, because that's okay. You know, whatever. That's
the way culture goes. But that's in context of Yo, he's my nigga,
whatever. But now, when you actually say negotiation, I feel
that you're crossing a line. Am I incorrect in this racial
scholar, John C. Dvorak.
You used it for obvious purposes, to get attention to it
for himself, and to you know, to besmirch and Romney in any way
can this guy is a low life or not one
of us and then you are like the scary black man who we've been
trained to fear and the idea of
can somebody remind Turei that Obama is the president, he won
the election based on on the backs of white voters? Can he
maybe Is that a possibility? Wait a minute. Is he implying
that? I guess we have now stunned we didn't notice that
Obama is black. Oh, Romney is going to play on the racial
stereotypes because he has to alert us because we're all
idiots. We don't know hope. My god Obama's black, we've been
duped. Is that what he's he's that's what he's
saying. So I think that's what we're so stupid. We are. So you
and I, John. And by the way, we have been trained to hate the
black man. You know, I have it right here in my US Customs and
Border Protection manual. We've been trained to do not just the
black man, but the brown man too. We've been trained this way
of locating anger around Barack Obama just doesn't fit with who
he is and who he is trained himself to be going back to high
school training himself to be no drama Obama talking to them, but
they're talking to people who are trained to hate him who want
to hate him. It's a base turnout election. So this is how we can
rev up the vein to work against.
So I was stunned. Because we knew and this was predicted and
it's in the Red Book and we knew that race was going to play a
big part of this elections. And Turei is clearly a shill. He's
been rolled out to play this game. I play this script out.
And I'm stunned. I'm the guy who has huge huge gonads to do this.
And he only is MSNBC. So who gives a crap? Yeah, go do it on
ABC or CBS, you know, then you're a man. There was some
woman, young woman, I should say, who did call them out on
it. I don't know if you're interested in hearing that. And
if you saw the whole segment or not, and do it, and and she has,
you know, very valid points not as good as yours, of course,
because you know, then you'd be a chick with glasses on MSNBC.
And, and a host starts defending Turei. It's just It's
uncomfortable to watch
this straight. Just so I have this straight, in addition to
calling that Romney something of a racist and the whole of the
base as racist. Joe Biden makes a racially charged comment which
you and many others on the left called divisive. Mitt Romney
comes out calls that comment divisive. But because he used
the word angry now, his is the racially charged comment. Do you
see how dishonest that is?
Well, you know, I didn't call anybody racist. Really?
Oh, I'm sorry. I must be watching some other channel.
Right, because I don't want to deal with that. It's a bit don't
want to deal with that. I want to deal with that man. Like I
don't deal with race.
Mitt Romney, the base will respond to this dog whistle race
racially charged coating.
Yeah, dog whistle. That's another meme that's out there.
Yeah. hate Obama,
the angry black man.
The GOP has been working with irresponsible. GOP has been
working with racial codes going back to Reagan and perhaps
before, I mean, going back to Nixon with the war on drugs and
Reagan with the welfare queens. The first
tell me about Reagan in the welfare queens. This is
unfamiliar territory to me. I'd never heard it never heard or
heard it. And you were around right when Reagan was President.
Yes. Yeah. You were conscious. Have you read Ayan Rand at that
point?
I had read The Fountainhead when I was in college. It's
irrelevant. I'm one sitting
with the Willie Horton I mean this is typical Lee Atwater
politics call rope. What
is Lee Atwater politics. I'm so unfamiliar with these times
water
is the equivalent but not quite as talented is that as that
funny looking guy that Obama has. What's his name? The bald
guy with a little mustache. Who's the who's the campaign
guy? What's his name? Yeah, Hitler. No. No, come on.
chatroom give us what's the guy's name they from Chicago.
He's got the bald head. You know exactly who
you mean. I'm drawing a blank myself. Let's give him a name.
Adolph Adolph bald man,
a dog. It was Adolph something or other
that was not eat dog.
Come on, help me. Do we have to? This is bad. How could they have
to
Yes, this is bad. We can't come up with the simple names that we
know this guy. We see him all the time. We think he's a
douchebag he's always coming out. Okay, let's go Obama, NATO
campaign manager.
Axelrod
Adolph rod that's his name. Adolph rock. That's his name.
Axel rod easy atwater's and axle rod, same same day, the
whole axle rod, right. sleazeball.
This is typical Republican
of the party. The whole of the party uses this race. I'm not
saying that's what you're talking. Listen, listen, he
a revolutionary comment. This is a constituency, all white party
that really
didn't they have a black leader of the Republican committee?
Yeah, well, no, he's anyone who's Black was a Republican is
not
black. They're white. They're no white rejects the black
guys and Joe Biden and Mitt Romney. Joe Biden made the
overtly racial comment and has a history of making bigoted
remarks. Mitt Romney was responding to that comment. And
yet he is the one responsible for the whole Republican history
of racism in politics. No.
That's not what Tory thing. That's exactly what he's using.
He's using the playbook that Republicans have been using for
decades. Is
this true for decades? Has this always have we always been using
racist way for decades, John, in the United States, the
Republican Party, have they always done that? Well,
possibly.
Possibly, he's kind of indicating Yeah, is that the
Democrats used to use this forever during the Roosevelt
administration even before that, and they owned a Dixie. They
were also called Dixiecrats, there were the Democrats in the
Deep South, and the Democrats who were historically the ones
who did this. The Republicans somehow stole the idea with
something called the Southern strategy that was implemented by
Nixon just to use racial coding, which is exactly what he said.
So there's some truth to it, even though he does not
explaining it, he doesn't know himself really what it is
because he, when he said, Reagan, he says and maybe before
that, and then Nixon came to him so he doesn't know what he's
talking about. But Nixon said the Republicans managed to steal
the South the southern Dixie crack guys turn them Republican
and and abandon the black vote down there. And they ended up
with a bunch of winners after they figured this out. I mean,
the Nixon was the first one. And they still can usually beat the
Democrats in a national campaign. And there is indeed
coded language, which is designed to appease the
southerners only right in a very mild way. It's not a national
thing that California does. Most people don't respond to it or
even know about it or care. But yeah, he's I mean, there is it's
not a complete fabrication. Let's put it that way. But, you
know, come on.
So let's look at the fantastic work of Touray. Here's the list
of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame foundation nominees for the
2012 induction. Beastie Boys, the cure, the cure Rock and Roll
Hall of Fame, really the cure, Donovan, rock'n'roll Donovan,
Eric B. And Rakim. Well, there you go. That was to raise vote,
Guns and Roses, who
Eric B and rocky rock lar Ze,
a, you know, me they are very famous as the founders of hip
hop, which, of course to raise the hip hop expert.
They're the founders of hip hop, well,
the Eric B and rock keep actually, if I hear Eric B,
and then we'll get knowledge. No,
no, I'm going to find you the sample that you hear in all the
all the or certainly and all the early Hip Hop stuff. These guys
were really see if there's any, YouTube's not helping me out. So
they were really the first ones on that whole sample tip. You
know, Kume high. It's hard for me to do. But there's certainly
there's certainly deserving of something from
Long Island Perry, generally considered by Hip Hop enthusiast
to be one of one of the most influential and innovative
groups in the genre. Yeah, during the hip hop golden age of
the mid 80s to the early 90s. The duel was almost universally
regarded as a premier MC DJ combo in hip hop,
right hip hop, so that's not rock and roll,
rock and roll.
any means but this this is because you know, you can't be
discriminating against other people. You might as well just
have Debussy on the list. You know, I mean, put him in. Why
don't put them Yeah, your fame your Mozart while you're at it.
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts agreed Hart agreed Freddie King
pretty close band is blues bed blues man Yeah, that's not rock
now.
I'll give a little bit of props because a lot of rock and roll
was based on the blues but then Laura Nyro of I've never heard
of Lauren Nairo
Oh, yeah, Lauren. I was effect Laura. I I actually heard from
Laura Nyro She's very famous. Kind of a Joan Baez type singer.
Okay, so poignant songs you know with
would you put her in the rock category there?
No, she's not a rock and roller in any way. All right, Red Hot
Chili Peppers. Agreed. Now, here's
Rufus and Chaka Khan. Now please, please please. The small
faces the faces Yes, agreed. The spinners wildly the Detroit
spinners. me down my walking cane Hand me down my hat. No.
Rubber Band man. rubberband, man. I mean that's not rocket
roll. That's the rubber band man. And then Donna Summer. I
mean, please just go disco. Disco. She is the queen of
disco. But I guess we can't discriminate. Because you know,
there'll be so wrong. So Rock Roll Hall of Fame has been
ruined by Oh, it's always
been ruined the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. No, I
disagree. In the lair is Ted Nugent. Isn't the new DJ in the
Rock Roll Hall of Fame. No, because
the head honcho of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The right
wing or the left wing or Jan winner doesn't agree with his
stance on guns. So he did so he has been blacklisted. You're
telling Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. And if anybody is a rock
and roll guy, it's Ted Nugent.
This is why I'm very happy that when curry DeVore Aker president
and vice president in 2013 that we will a nominate without any
senatorial overview because that law has not been passed. It's no
longer necessary. We will nominate Ted Nugent as our
Minister of Defense or Secretary of Defense and have a new one
for you, John, to add to our list. Okay. Secretary of
Transportation Mollywood good one, right.
Yeah. That's a good one.
Anyway, let's get off this because I just thought that was
so annoying.
I just I'd say Oh, well talking about compromise. I have some
Glenn Eifel clips who is
who was now I went when I finally had one, I only see one
going iPhone
b one is g Q When I that's, that's the first one and then
there's subtle iPhone. Okay, got that part one and part two. Got
it. Got it. Okay, so now Gwen iPhone, William play the first
clip and I want to go into this little rant about this is NPR
Gwynne Eifel, wrote a hagiography
what is that
Obama?
What does a hagiography
hagiography is a good word by the very good.
Let me let me let me just how do you spell that?
Ha G IO. Geography? Hey, Gru. GRE like a biography only it's
you Hayes someone? No, no, no.
Let me just let me just look at here from the Greek. It refers
literally to writings on the subject of such holy people. And
specific specifically to the biographies of saints. And I
Atlas CAS decode
ecclesiastical Yeah, that's
the one ecclesiastical leaders. So so she wrote a hazy ology
about St. Oba hagiography page. hazy ology about St. Obama.
Well, if you look at the modern definition, it means it's a
fawning Biography at idle idolizing the guy your bio, you
know, she wrote this thing. It's like a whole poem is so great.
Oh, I love with him. I wish I could marry Obama. That's a
hagiography Okay, who
is this? Geography? Who is this woman? Gwen Eiffel was
one of the anchors on on the news,
right? Okay. Yes, she's the ratchet.
And there's a there was something of a fuss when she was
one of the moderator and the moderator in the debates. And so
she has got she is so compromised about Obama. She
should not be on the air. She's very good at what she does. She
has a bunch of yet some national shows she recently had she gave
us she gets hired to do like, a thing recently with Sebelius
where she got to announce her and she saw I was no conflict of
interest. Bullcrap she's completely compromised. She's
got enough skills, she should go to work for one of the ABC. Get
off PBS.
Let me just let me just see. She serves on the board of the
Harvard Institute of Politics. I'm looking for something very
obvious.
I don't think she's on the council formulations.
No, she's not I don't think she's CFR. Where did she go to
school? Simmons College. How did she Okay, hold on a second.
Parents from Barbados. Money laundering. I interesting. She's
a Manchurian news candidate is what she is. Yeah, and we're
play the first one that you've eyeful clip P did
what we had heard earlier. It is interesting to see sometimes the
things that are on script and things that are off script
today. I heard Paul Ryan's people were yelling out to him
no teleprompter, which he was not using. He says I keep
hearing that everywhere I go, they should probably tell the
right bit teleprompter these days. But that's beside the
point. Because the other thing that Mitt Romney was trying to
do was take charge, as you mentioned of it and the Medicare
issue and so he set out to answer questions about his
Medicare plan, but ended up this is yesterday reviving the debate
over how much he's paid in income taxes.
Okay, so
she brings us up, she wants to keep that Democrat meme going
about Romney and his income tax. Okay, so she does that in an
absolute ad libbed part of the show. So she later in this she's
having this discussion with this woman who just thinks
everything's hilarious, and play Eifel part one where she drops
his little tidbit which is bullcrap. Right at the beginning
of a segment and it goes on for another 15 minutes. And you can
see her look on her face because somebody's yelling in her ear
after she says this.
I was phrases a couple of different questions. One is Paul
Ryan put out his tax returns for the last two years late tonight.
And he paid more than Mitt Romney paid in taxes. Just to be
fair, the record makes a lot less money also. But why?
Okay, wait, man, explain that.
She said that Paul Ryan paid more taxes than Mitt Romney even
though he makes less money.
That's not true. He might have paid a higher percentage. Yes,
but not more money
went we watched for about 10 more minutes and you can see the
look on her face that somebody in the control room is screaming
at.
So let's just explain this for a second because I think it's
important because you do not get this analysis anywhere else but
on the best podcast in the universe. When you file your
taxes, you you can do it a number of ways and one way if
you prefer to go Schedule C, I believe it is. You can make
deductions. So for instance, you can if you go somewhere for
work, you can deduct your travel expenses. And you deduct that
off the top before you get to your tax rate, right? Is that am
I six? I'm not an expert.
There's a lot of different ways of going about this. And it's
possible that you could pay a higher rate and it'd be to have
more deductions or pay a lesser rate and have less deductions or
you can do so. So why
is it professionals? Let me ask you this? Why is it John, that
Willard Romney paid 13% over his income tax? Is that because he
had a lot of deductions? Well, I
think it was a lot of interest income, he's not working. For
one thing, he's got no job. So he's what's Where's all this
money coming from? It's either from selling investments, which,
which is very low right now. Or he's got interest income or
other, you know, some sort of retirement money coming from
Bain or whoever he's not making he doesn't have a job. So his
interest is, is he's just gonna be way down.
He's just getting by. Sure. Well, I
don't know about that. But anyway, so she makes this
assertion to guide meanwhile, she,
I'm sorry, I have to interrupt you again. He's that there for
unfair?
No, it's not unfair. And that's not the point of what I'm trying
to make. You know, I
know that but I just want to make sure that we understand
that so if you have no job yet, you have $100 million. It's not
unfair that you pay less taxes because you have no job. Is that
Yeah, okay, here I am. Let's just put my it's important. We
need to understand this. I'm sitting here, God forbid with
$100 million in the bank. And so every once in a while I take
some money out or I find some way I run it through a business
that I started this a scam businesses, some honkers get
some whatever, yeah, I got 100 million bucks. And let's say,
Well, you know, everything's kind of paid for, I'm just
getting literally just getting by, I'm not spending the 100
million dollars, I'm spending what I need to get by and most
of that's a write off, right. So then my taxes are going to be
next to nothing. If I well, it feels like well, this guy's got
$100 million. He's already paid taxes on that 100 million
dollars. That's what's left of whatever the heck it was that he
had before, which was probably $250 million, or 200 million, or
who knows what is beside the point. If you don't have a job,
you're not really going to be paying a lot of taxes, no matter
no matter how much money you have. And that's the situation
Romney is in he really hasn't had a job for 10 years. Right.
So 10 years of his taxes are going to be ludicrous. I'm going
to be crazy.
I think the point you made is he's already paid taxes on that
money. Yeah. All right. Just to get you back on track because I
did you pull up I'm going to pay play the clip again, where she
incorrectly states that Paul Ryan paid more in taxes where
that's not true. Monetarily could never have been more more
it could have been but probably wasn't. But it was a higher
percentage, and then I'll let you go false.
Now this raises a couple of different questions. One is Paul
Ryan put out his tax returns for the last two years late tonight.
And he paid more than Mitt Romney paid in taxes just to be
for the record makes a lot less money also, but why
makes a lot less money also. So she's pushing this meme. He made
a lot less money. This is the demean that the Obama
administration wants to promote which is that, you know, it's
unfair, because somebody's paying more or less or whatever.
And she is like part of the scheme. This is why our podcast
is is so much better than these, these these compromise shows.
And this is and you've seen this, you've seen the numbers.
The PBS Newshour is considered the least of the compromised new
chips. Yeah,
my uncle Don watches it and says this is truth. It's close
to it. But do you still have this subtle bullcrap, and this
woman is part of this scheme. And so meanwhile, she has an IFP
and I have to say, I cannot she quit. She got to hair over her.
That's a little a thing. That is a little thing that you have.
Here. If you're an anchor on any of these big stations, you have
a thing in your ear. You see a lot of the newsroom go watch the
newsroom. You understand he's already got it. It's a little
curly thing. And it's and it's designed, it's designed out.
Around it actually has a sound thing and the sound goes through
the little curly thing.
It's like a little curly. It's like a pigtail
weird because I don't see why they just can't use a wire but
they won't use it. Like
it's actually it's essentially the same technology that
airplanes used with those tubes for your headphones. The tube
why get
the biggest kick out of this but why don't want to electrocute
the guy or something like
that? I don't know. Okay, so to
blame, so she's got an IFP and you can see that she's getting a
that's not true. He did do that. Again, you got to change it. You
got to interrupt you got to interrupt yourself. So it goes
on for almost 10 minutes. Lot of people could turn it out. And
then she follows up with this. With her correction.
By the way, just want to clear it up. I said that Paul Ryan, we
paid more yet you paid a higher rate than Mitt Romney paying and
obviously didn't pay more in taxes. So what do you do about
that? Because we also heard so What do you do about
that? He obviously didn't pay more because again, there's the
meme Romney's rich,
obviously.
Anyway, hey,
I you know what? One thing's for sure. We obviously did not pay
any more than either of those guys. I'm going
to show my school but donate to no agenda. Imagine all the
people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun. Show us
your taxes.
So we do have some people to thank for today's show. And I
want to get to that starting with Christopher gray in Grand
Blanc get the biggest kick out of the name Grand Blanc.
Michigan. Was that good or what? That was great. Yeah, you should
just
use it for that just whenever it's needed. I'll bring it in
Michigan and 12321 which is a palindrome Howard gutnick Good
connect Google neck. Sir Howard to us actually. Do it every time
you gotta save it. You gotta you gotta do it. You know? I'll go
you don't expect to go easy. See, I'm apt to get one of those
now, which will make up for you stealing my
slight steal anything you Seattle, Washington $110
Double nickels on the dime to see it's not double. Double $10
is not double nickels on the dime. It's double.
It's a much better what it is keep it up. It's double nickels
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it right here next to me. So,
hey, listen, man. Listen was good. Yeah. Listen, listen,
listen, listen. So we're on our way back to teh house. And we
got some crazy crazy crap going on in Texas right now. If you
had not heard about it, we are all going to die. Because the
West Nile virus is rampant.
Now this in Texas, they tend to a couple of people got it. Well,
I've done
a little bit of researching the place. Yeah, always. Yeah, this
is so I've done a little bit of research on this. And let me
actually put this under here we go. Let me first play the
report. This I believe is CBS, CBS and they bring on some guy
From the Department of Preventative Medicine, and he's
going to tell us exactly how this works. And and there's a
historical context of this, which hope I'm hoping you will
recall that
so far this year, paradoxically, because those areas have had a
drought and you would have thought that the drought would
have inhibited the development of the mosquitoes. But as it
turns out, in a drought, you have pools, limited pools of
water, that draws the mosquitoes, but also draws the
birds. The mosquitoes bite the birds become infected, and then
bite humans.
So is this automatically like a bird flu? The mosquitoes bite
the birds they get the whatever the West Nile virus and bite a
bird. It's like, hey, bird, can be a bitch. I'm gonna bite you
and no mosquitoes bite birds. Apparently, this was very, very
informative to me. And so
paradoxically, the drought has actually accelerated the spread
of West Nile. Check this
out. So what do you say when you hear that?
Well, there isn't much sign that this drought is going to end
anytime soon. Yes, I don't know
about you and that stick.
Thank you. I'm coming with my stick baby. And by the way, we
have something called Winter. So the drought will end this is not
like we got
ever going to end into the history of man ever. Global
warming, we're going
to die. What are your fears for this spread of the virus? How
much worse could it get?
Well, it could get worse and that's why everybody is urging
preventive measures.
preventive measures now listen up to search around the
house for any pools of standing water where
John the house, do you have a pool of standing water in your
living room by any chance? Look at make sure you don't have
house? Yeah, what do you stand?
You left a glass of water in your room. Clean up your room
mosquitoes
might breed us insect repellent.
Oh, this is great advice.
If you're going out and about particularly in the evenings or
early morning, take your hookers wear long sleeve garments and
long trousers.
This is so I'm I'm listening to this. I'm like, Okay, this,
they're not even going to sell a vaccine to me. What is this?
What is going on?
And just use insect repellent? Constantly.
We're talking epidemic proportions here.
This is greater than it epidemic proportions?
Well, there is certainly a large outbreak. And a large outbreak
is often called an epidemic. It's a bit of a slippery slope.
And one of those sensational words you have to be careful, of
course about using
that's why we just use it over and over again.
If you have been bitten by a mosquito that happens to have
been infected by
the way. It was the BBC I'm sorry. It wasn't the mosquito
mosquito
West Nile virus. What are the symptoms that you would get? And
what kind of treatment is available? Now
this is very interesting. John, do you know the symptoms of the
West Nile virus and what it actually is and how you die from
it.
It's like a mild flu.
Well, the symptoms are first of all fever. You can have chills,
feeling poorly, aches and pains. And that may be all but a small
proportion of people go on to develop West Nile encephalitis.
Now that's the key word encephalitis that you don't want
that that's the key word that is the encephalitis is basically a
head
brain swelling
zombie. I'm thinking zombie virus. That's what encephalitis
is listen,
the older you are, John, the more likely that is to occur. Of
course, that's an infection that involves the brain and you lose
the function to think he become the walking dead and you can
become comatose. Yeah. And that's obviously the most
serious kind of infection. Yes, the the treatment is supportive
care at the moment. Ah, do you feel better?
Most people supportive care for 50
Let me send you a card. You've got the zombie water
West Nile one time or another in your lives. This is not a
problematic situation. Well,
essentially, we take care of you while your body fights off the
virus. Okay. Dr.
Schaffner, you mentioned the kinds of things that individuals
can do but in Texas, they're already taking measures at a
state level they want to start spraying some of the cities I
understand from the air. They haven't done that since Lyndon
Johnson was president. Now this
is very interesting to me. And I'm hoping you can add some
historical perspective as a now you have your doctorate in, in
history. Lyndon B Johnson sprayed the population of I
believe at the time Houston Gemini was launching and
multiple people at mission control the way I understand it
had encephalitis so not even necessarily West Nile virus but
encephalitis and he just went ahead and just sprayed the whole
population and I will say, I've been to Houston I think I think
it had effect.
What just has always been that way?
What the hell happened? And you know the spraying is an issue.
Now,
this happens all the time. Do you ever take an international
flight and the good old days when a guy walks were two guys
masks on. never had that happen. I've had it happen twice. They
and I've seen it before there's any one of the movies I think it
was the one of the Crocodile Dundee films or one of one of
these passengers that you cut, you're in a big 747 and they
come down the aisle and they spray
everybody's the same thing that happened with the bird flu. They
were spraying everybody on airplanes. Yeah,
well there's there was a mouth I have just said kisses a random
mosquito. They used to spray the population that California
routinely, yeah, for all kinds of things because we're an
agricultural state and we don't need it. But germination. John,
John, this is not
spraying. spraying insecticides can't be healthy for you.
To very low. No, it can't be Thank you. It is extremely low,
low low. It's like it's you stay inside for it. This is not
something that people should fret about.
Oh, yeah. Well, why don't you book a ticket to Dallas and go
stand there with your mouth open?
Definitely what you're supposed to do, by the way. Oh, okay.
Well, so Andy with your mouth. He wants you to pour some in
Washington. Just give me some straight. No, that's not the
idea.
What are you supposed to do? Just stay inside, stay inside
for a few hours. So notice that we just shut down the city of
Dallas.
It wouldn't hurt. So they
someone tried to file an injunction.
They always do somebody's you know, Henry, an old lady or
something like that?
Well listen to the response to this from the local Dallas
elites. It's
been filed. I'm told by the emergency manager for the state
of Texas.
Oh, that wasn't an old lady John was the emergency manager for
the state of Texas, said Daddy, no, that's not an old lady.
Could be an old man. So I'm the state's lawyers. But as long as
state's lawyers is that old lady could be because we're under the
state of emergency. And these these disaster declarations this
spring will go forward. We're going to take the steps
necessary today to ensure that the whole middle cities have the
the capability to protect their citizens. What can you tell us
about the injunction? Where was it filed? Who filed it on behalf
of who? I don't know, I have not read the document. He should
have just said some old lady. I know it exists. And I didn't
need to see it to get on the calls with my state counterparts
and begin the work.
So you don't have to go through any sort of special legal
wranglings, to be able to forge ahead.
The state's top lawyers and our top lawyers are looking at that,
but the state's top lawyers are telling me that we do not and
I'll be meeting with my lawyers in the next 120 seconds as soon
as his cameras turned
on. And the purpose of this clearly is to get this spring to
stop.
Yes, and what the CDC tells me as far as that goes, and most
hard hit areas is the delay in spraying can be counted in the
number of West Nile cases and potential deaths and so we're
not going to let that happen.
So in other words now I wanted to know who was doing the spring
is the state of Texas and they showed on the news to aircraft
to King Air aircraft. And of course they're stupid enough to
show that to me and I see the tail number November 7 to Juliet
and if you put that into the Google's it comes up with
dynamic Ay ay ay ay V lease Inc. in Bridgewater Virginia.
Virginia Yeah, and it was it was the tail number again
November 7, two Juliet do you I mean, I can just skip ahead for
you. One of their big clients is CDC. So it is the CDC who is
spraying now I asked
you I would have guessed after this guy, but I asked
you Do you still feel comfortable if the CDC is I'm
sorry.
I said I think the CDC is compromised Thank you some of
the stuff that's been going on I think the local authorities
should make these decisions for their citizens but yeah, but
they're not that when during the days of the spraying in
California was the state of California
this is not this is this is the government this is the
Feds what do they got to do with it? What do they care about
because it's
the zombie virus and they're trying to stop it. Okay.
Okay citizen, put your head back open your mouth and let the
spray in it's good for you
in the chat room is saying the fluoride is not working so they
have to spray I find this abhorrent I apparently you do.
Yeah. Well, I'm, you know, what if the all of a sudden we have
West Nile virus in Austin.
This one happened in California.
I think encephalitis is could be the zombie virus that everyone
We've been talking about we've heard a lot about this on this
tour people are talking about the zombie virus your head
swells up. You you become you know, let me see symptoms
include headache, fever, confusion, drowsiness, and
zombie like behavior. It says it right here on Wikipedia does not
convulsions, tremors, hallucinations and memory
problems.
None of this is good to get definitely.
Now.
I'm sorry. Don't want finish off your little thing because I have
one last I have a crackpot add to this. And then we're done.
Oh, well, I have more about spring and vaccines. So why
don't you add your crack
ring and vaccines? Yeah, add your crack. Go ahead. Now my
mice about UFOs Oh, okay.
Um, so this is the news report that we've probably I hope
you've heard by now Military
officials say more soldiers committed suicide last month
than any other month on record. The 38 suicides include active
and non active duty soldiers in the Army National Guard and
Reserve. And the Army has confirmed 120 suicides so far
this year. Last month, Secretary of Defense said the US military
was facing an epidemic of suicides.
So
this by the way, I want to how many are actually suicides and
other ones cover up for guys who were assassinated for coming
into the CEO and saying, hey, you know, I'm getting sick of
guarding these poppy fields for the douchebags, who are the CIA
guys, what are these guys,
I'll tell you one thing, though, you know, if you and everyone at
this point in America, I'm convinced is a veteran or knows
a veteran, or has one in their family, just talk to them. Just
listen to what they have to say. And then think think very hard
about sending more of our boys and girls into SAM to go kill
brown people. Clearly, these are very smart, motivated
individuals who are coming home very, very, very upset and
disturbed about what's going on. This is you know, this is
historical and it's an epidemic proportions, as they say in the
news there. But of course, we have a solution. The army is so
brilliant. I'm glad that you're a chemical engineer, John
because you'll be able to help me with this solution that our
our military industrial complex has come up with, because you
know, if you feel depressed, if you feel like killing yourself,
we've got the answer volunteers
and coffee strong, your joint base, Lewis McChord are guiding
veterans to health and financial benefits. Did your vision
dramatically change in a service and Jim Morrison, a 65 year old
Navy vet says he needs plenty of help from diabetes to joint
pain.
Well, there's 22 pills that I take
every day, but he doesn't take anything for his post traumatic
stress
talking to me as more help to deal with it than medication.
So what does he think about the recent move by the army to study
a nasal spray that could ward off suicidal thoughts? I'm not
mine and the army is buying it spending $3 million to study a
suicide stopping neurochemical called TRH delivered in a no
spray doctor say TRH take a nasally could decrease
depression immediately. Not after weeks of waiting like with
antidepressants such as Zoloft. immediate help is needed as 26
US soldiers took their lives in July, the highest number for any
month in Army History.
Suicide has been a concern of Army leaders for many years
Shut up asshole Vairo trope and releasing hormone and this is
not something new. This has been around for a long time. They've
done studies since the since the 80s on this. And I'm very very
concerned about this development because this of course will also
be introduced to your children eventually, you know if your kid
feels down they can just take a shot. Here we have a report
which I couldn't get the full report from 1984. In the from
the neuro psycho biology, international journal, violence,
suicidal behavior and the thyrotropin releasing hormone a
clinical outcome study abstract, a relation between abnormal
response of thyroid stimulating hormone to thyrotropin releasing
hormone and a personal history of violence, suicidal behavior
was observed in a sample of 60 depressive women, patients with
a blunted th s response to TRH. We're also a greater risk for
the subsequent suicide there was no relationship between TSH
response to T Rh and age severity of depression and
polarity of the illness. This sounds just like crazy. So we
have the you know, the problem is of course, we're at war that
no one understands and it's just to move drugs and protect
pipelines. Explain that to people and then they can let
them make an informed decision whether they want to go ahead
and pretend to be the Darna patriotic mission. No, instead
we're gonna give them a nasal spray Right, which sends your
thyroid into hyperdrive. Are you familiar with this process?
No, no, it sounds like something of some of these drug
experimenters you'd like to be playing with.
Well, I'm very, very concerned about this. It's on the book of
knowledge. TRH and right off the bat here it says TRH has been
used clinically for the treatment of spinal cerebellar
degeneration and disturbance of consciousness in humans. I mean,
you're gonna give this to troops.
Yeah, that way they won't have any conscience right? Okay, just
shoot another guy that said that guy that crazy guy that remember
the guy was shot a bunch of people then he came back to the
base and then yeah, didn't do how're you doing Billy are
pretty good. And then he went out and shot some more guys now
he's under arrest. Hey, Bill, have some nasal spray. Yeah,
spray I need some my nasal spray. I gotta go out. I'll be
right back. Remember that? Yeah,
yeah, it could totally be the nasal spray it I mean, it
literally says disturbance of consciousness
with conscience or conscious
conscience? Oh, no, it's as consciousness.
So that means you be kind of hallucinating while you're,
you're in a you're in a funk. You're in
a hallucinatory state. Like when you're half asleep, and then you
kind of dream travels
across the medium eminence to the anterior pituitary gland,
pituitary gland via the hypotheses seal portal system
Stargate where it stimulates the release of thyroid.
People gripe about my pronunciation of people's names
from a fallen no I
know I suck at this. You're always you always correct me.
Here it stimulates the release of thyroid stimulating hormone.
And excess levels levels inhibit dopamine which then stimulate
the release of prolactin, which in turn D decreases GnRH. Yeah,
yeah, give me give me a double dose of that. TRH has
antidepressant and anti suicidal properties and in 2012, the US
Army awarded a research grant
concerning
is going to be given with Chamonix and some of these other
champions smoke Champix. Champion Chantix Chantix. That's
Chantix. Yeah.
Yeah, that's what you do. Oh, yeah, you haven't bedrooms out
here, just so you'd be so doped up on God knows what,
why doesn't Wikipedia just say it's poison? Why don't they just
put that in there? Why all these complicated it,
put it in, see how long it lasts. Before the drug companies
are getting an RSS by the people don't know this. You go ahead at
some of these, these monitor pages on Wikipedia. As soon as
you put one thing in an RSS alert goes right out to the guy
that's monitoring it. Yeah. And he changes it within five
minutes. It's changed back now. I know. It's amazing. I know.
Well, we'll even slip this stuff in casual K carefully amongst a
lot of edits, like you go and you do a bunch of editing of
like, looks like grammar and some of these other things. And
then you slip into Zinger and then you keep going on and they
might not notice
that everybody's out on the web. You know, we have a jobs, jobs
jobs situation these days. And everybody you know, starting
with the queen, the queen, the lizard queen of Gitmo nation
East is putting their help wanted ads on the web
to be into the chance of being the royal household news
recruits, you'll need to be ready to assist in maintaining
vehicles, as well as driving them.
Expect a starting salary of around 23,000 pounds.
And most importantly, you'll need the ability to deploy tact
and diplomacy when necessary. This is the
to become the Queen's driver. 20,000 pounds you need to be
able to have tact and diplomacy. And she's put this on our
website.
Did they give you a free room and board? That doesn't sound
like enough money to live in London.
I think you'd live at the palace. I think you get a shack
and you live in the garage and the garbage. You live in there
with a little room in the back. Yes, you can sleep in the car.
We're not going to get the job. Hey, listen, I love the royal
reporter. Just listen to the speech impediment the woman has
not so good at parkour
so much women back in packers palace. You could kind of power
them. Yeah, exactly.
This is being advertised to anyone.
Well, this is an opening of the household. Tim, it's we've seen
more and more jobs being advertised on the website that
increasingly it's open to all of us. I mean, there's quite a lot
of us that can qualify for this job, a clean driving license,
and most of us think we're pretty tactful. So we it is a
very open job and there was a job advertised in June for the A
whole household manager. And also we've got one there's a few
of at the moment, there's a butcher in Windsor, and a
payroll manager. So,
John, John, John, what are we doing this stupid podcast for we
can get a guy give me a butchered when I can be an
accountant.
So he's really opening itself up to the best candidates, not
necessarily people who've been coaches all their lives, and
often, drivers protection officers do often come from the
police ranks and the army
ranks, isn't it? Because they can't say the are these elitist
ranks? This really funny
interview or the ABC?
Yeah, another she can't say the art. It's like Mike. So
what would you secured your
purpose code from a dick
driving training that the average driver hasn't waving
tween is different. That's what you need, though. Wouldn't you?
Like to be
a Beefeater? Hey, so they're not the only ones advertising on the
web. Have you heard about the al Qaeda as advertising on the web,
John? Oh, that
would make sense now where you want to go?
Yeah. Now I do want to mention, well, actually, I'll deconstruct
this for you. But the CBS. CBS has Gail Shepard who of course,
she is a journalist, you know, because she investigated Oprah
for all those years. So apparently, she's she's a
journalist now on the CBS news in the morning. And there's this
she an investigator a hagiography,
I think hagiography would be more appropriate. And what's
interesting is that all of this propaganda comes from one place.
And this is site and we've talked about site before s i t.
E, and you should look at their at their website, actually. I
mean, the SITE Intelligence Group, they're the ones that
translate all these websites and monitor websites, the jihadist
websites who never have a link to the website, by the way, and
if you just it's a site, Intel group.com. And this is a totally
you know, so they monitor two things. Al Qaeda and white
supremacist, those are the two things they monitor. So they've
always got their jihadist news and their crazy white guy news,
and they have social network jihad, and it's just the whole
thing is nuts. But they never have a link to the site. They
got videos and pictures. And you know, this thing is has CIA
operation written all over it. So they bring in for this
interview where Al Qaeda apparently is now on the web
recruiting. They bring in a shill who was the former
assistant National Intelligence secretary or advisor, I don't
know, a shill. And it's just a meme fest of idiocy.
One of the most feared offshoots of al Qaeda is looking for a few
good terrorists.
That's a throwback to a few good men. How'd you like that? Right.
And everybody? Hey, babe, Bob, good writing on that intro.
Thanks, buddy. It's
al Qaeda in
the Arabian Peninsula Peninsula launch. Oh, too bad. He
messed it up. He couldn't eat good. Can
this guy not read an online ad campaign recruiting online ad?
I think they bought the AdWords in their online ad campaign,
Google AdWords
suicide bombers to attack Western targets. senior
correspondent John Miller, a former Deputy Director of
National Intelligence is with us this morning. Good morning,
John. Good morning. What do we know about this website and
these posts? Well, this is the shoe muck out Islam website.
This is one that we watch very closely. Halogens community
watches it very closely, but also keep people in the world of
terrorism. Watch it very closely. This star
John, do you watch his website very closely. We're in the world
of terrorism.
I never heard it meant. Of course not.
It's on June 3, when we first see a posting that says the
goals are meeting the targets, personalities, or individuals
who fight Islam and Muslims, economic targets, military
targets, media targets. And I mean, you Gail, that was up
there saying for lovers of martyrdom for people who want to
kill themselves.
This is their translation. By the way. This is their actual
translation of whatever of a site they don't link to.
And it said you would deal directly with the al Qaeda
leadership and their media committee to do your martyrdom
videos. And
this sounds like a web 2.0 company the way the way he's
translated get
the word out after your attack. Now, this was followed up in
recent days in August by another posting, and that one really
reinforced the message you don't need passports or travel tickets
to confront the enemy and kill them as they are around you on
your right and on your left. So what they're really saying there
is you don't need to come to Yemen outside of the Arabian
Peninsula doesn't need to train you. We can train you online
with the instructions. It's a
webinar, John,
a webinar webinar outside a
webinar apparently
your targets are Germany, France, Great Britain, of
course. More than anything the United States Yes, of course, of
the Arabian peninsula that Hormuz in Yemen is the one that
has the ticket direct from Osama bin Laden when he was live
saying you take the lead and attack and
I don't recall that I don't recall Osama bin Laden giving
the ticket to al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. That's that
doesn't ring true. Oh, crap. Yeah. Well, da. So far,
these ads have gotten 3500 hits. So what is
he looking at the server log? How does he know this? Because
it's their their server? Apparently, it's generally
exact. Thank you.
What's a hit?
Listen, since seem odd, by the way, he's even before he's wed
point point. One. Oh, well, we still talked about hits, no, no.
pageviews douche. Or impressions? Or how about the
social graph Kentico with anything better than hits, you
know, they got a they got a sack of this guy to
you, though, John, because it's so blatant. And we always think
about credit, such as security conscious organization. Now
listen
to this.
Well, this website is pretty security conscious.
Because you know, we put all the SSL certs in ourselves for
one you need to apply to get on then they are you are vetted by
some very security conscious people who work there, checking
your background and so on.
What is it? Is it Symantec? I mean, who's running this outfit?
And then if you do get it, yeah, I know. But that's why it's
important to listen to is that people know it's bull crap and
that this is three minutes of bull crap.
If you're not active all the time. If you're not in the
discussions, if you don't sound like you know what you're
talking about. If you're not fluent in Arabic, we
played CBS. The compromise CBS
take you off pretty quickly because they're very worried
about intelligence services, lurkers and others. So we also
know there's been a number of attacks and significant things,
including the attack on the CIA base, where people connected to
this website. Were involved. So it's got some credibility. So
not only John to shut the website down. That's the great
debate which is no no
we only do that for people who sell fake Rolexes and torrents
if Al Qaeda was torrenting their their their martyrdom videos,
we'd shut it down but no the great debate we can't shut them
down of course not because why? Because do
you take these off this? What without saying who what
government this website has been taken down before but they pop
up very quickly on another server sometimes in another
country? named Virginia net, but the real argument is, do you do
better by collection of intelligence by monitoring them
to stop an attack than you do by trying to knock them down?
Rolexes thanks
to continue the propaganda is unconscionable this bull crap
this is what and people will sit in their in their at their
breakfast tables looking at Gale going. Yeah, I'm now though Kai
does the recruiting people could be my neighbor.
Well, let's get to something more interesting. So how about
playing my clip? Which I'm surprised you didn't play with?
I'm only on the road driving through mud. But okay. So
air traffic controller to BBC Four.
Yeah, no, I, I found out about this. Yeah, of course, I know
about this, of course. But you know, I,
I just want to play it. I don't want to talk about it. They
quickly my children asked me to ask you this question. Have you
or any of your staff ever been unable to explain a flying
object?
You put it in the most of your children? Is it is there.
Is there a procedure? Is there a procedure Come on?
Well, occasionally there are objects that I've identified
that don't sort of conform to normal traffic patterns. I mean,
not just from a UK point of view, but from around the world.
I have to say it's not something that occupies a huge amount of
my time there. Come on, but Is that Is that a yes? How many
that is a yes. Typically around one a month, something along
those lines. What a month
skies are buzzing with UFO. Richard Deacon, thank you very
much. Yeah. Why
would I? Why would I play that clip? Because I know this.
Ah, okay. So let's skip this, that whole discussion. And let's
move to the Russia today. People copying us. Oh, so there was a
thing on Russia today about valukas Stan, Balochistan,
Baluchistan, which I think you brought up very early in the
game.
Yes. Bulletstorm the very key region in Pakistan for
the Chinese and the whole thing. Yeah. So I chose this woman
comes out some analysts he's got a big map and I've never seen
her before. And everything she says was stolen from our show. I
don't say this lightly by the way, you know that?
Because to pull out the plagiarism card is something we
typically reserved for idiots like Fareed Zakaria
so here we go. And then this is right about halfway through her
talk. She drops this bomb. Has Artie been listening to na got
it. Oh powers have interests and China. One of them Baluchistan
is sitting at the crossroads of oil and gas pipelines coming
from Central Asia, Iran and elsewhere. The Iran Pakistan
pipeline the Turkmenistan Afghanistan, Pakistan India
pipeline Not to mention that Baluchistan itself has its
energy resources besides its water port. And it's right here
is the access point of Chinese for Chinese commercial shipping
to the Indian Ocean and on to Africa. But all the violence and
instability there doesn't make it an easy place for business.
Investigative journalist Eric drita tells me some world powers
might be interested in keeping it that way
actions. First of all, we have various indigenous terrorist
organizations that operate inside of Balochistan. The
balouch Liberation Army, jun de la, the baloche, Republican
Army, Lashkar e tayyiba, just to name a few. Jun de la is an
organization that for decades has been focused on
destabilization of Iran. Now, the confluence of these various
terrorist organizations, of course, is not coincidental.
This has a direct relation to the interests of the United
States in the Western powers visa vie, blocking the Chinese
destabilizing Pakistan and part of waging their covert war
against Iran in hopes of not just encircling that country,
but to collapse it from outside.
Yeah, notice they don't mention Russia and Gazprom has a role in
all of this.
No, that's what they leave out. But this is Russia today, which
is turning into more and more of a propaganda machine. Well, let
me let me a part. Oh, let me just say one thing about this
woman, I think you should be delighted. You should be really
really happy because if I get killed, you could continue the
show. It'll just be called buzzkill and Pussy Riot it's
gonna be
fantastic problem is I don't think this is her material. So
she's probably useless to put it. Put it mildly played
pipeline wars part two, and then I'll go on to the thing that
close the deal. Oh, this next step to on what I think they're
doing.
pipelines. Part two. Yeah,
the US government denies having any connection with June dolla
and Baluch terrorist organizations. Although CIA
memos leaked recently say the Israeli Mossad recruited June
dollar members quote under the nose of US intelligence officers
and of quote, As far as other terrorist groups like the blues
Liberation Front, there are a few people in US Congress who
expressed readiness to support the separation of Baluchistan
from
that Hello, good morning, three, three months ago on no agenda,
like Dana Rohrabacher, from the House of Representatives
Committee on Foreign Affairs,
any bad anything that's coming up right now that the Pakistanis
don't like about our attitude is being caused by actions taken by
their government.
As far as who could benefit from instability in Baluchistan. Most
experts say it's extremists of all kinds,
mainly al Qaeda and its affiliates. And as well as the
Taliban, they certainly have an interest in maintaining
instability.
But some also see Baluchistan is a key square on the geopolitical
chessboard.
The United States knows that cannot compete with China
economically or industrially. So they have to stunt China's
development through these various subversive tactics.
They're willing to engage with various terrorist networks that
they've had for many, many years, if not decades, in order
to try to make the Chinese stall in their economic development.
So according to you, pipe wars are real. creating instability
is one of the instruments to gain advantage. But wouldn't it
backfire, that terror violence instability?
Could it backfire in terms of terrorist reciprocation against
the United States, this is entirely possible but that
didn't prevent the United States in the late 1970s. From
financing and supporting the Mujahideen against the Soviets
allegations that some global powers may be stoking violence
in a place like Baluchistan for their geopolitical interests are
quite disturbing, and raises the question whether pipeline wars
are reality in Washington. I'm gonna check out a little credit
wouldn't
hurt Russia today.
Why knew that would get Yeah, here's the thing. That's funny.
It doesn't work unless you bring in Gazprom and you and you can
really wrap these stories up with with some drama, there's no
drama, it's just a bunch of owe the US is a bunch of
troublemakers. This is not a story. This is not a narrative.
This is our tea, trying their best to do propagandizing on
behalf of a government on behalf of Putin with with half the
story, half the story and it's so obvious that it's that it's
crap. Now here's the thing No, no no more.
I can't handle more.
This you have to listen to this. This is the clip is the RT uses
the term Yeah, I got it. I gotta hear this but You know, I heard
it. Nobody uses this term.
You're not going to hurt me with this. Are you going to hurt me
at it?
Smile for the CIA. The US reportedly spies on its own
collecting all surveillance cameras nationwide. But tech
experts, the systems being abused
nobody used that term.
All right. All right, Mr. Oil. I know you're listening. Please
parse the logs. If if anything comes from the Russia today,
offices in Washington DC, we need to block that access.
Because look, the way this show works. You can it's open source,
you can do whatever you want. People make products, they make
challenge coins, they make stickers, they make apps and
then they toss us a nickel a shekel or two. How about some of
those Putin rubles, baby. Come on. Don't be freaking Boehner. I
don't care if you steal our material, techno experts.
Pipeline wars. Ha.
Now I'd normally as you know, because I have defended this, do
this process over the years saying that's bullshit. Nobody's
stealing our material that way that's not stolen. It's just
coincidence. No loss is totally stolen late
and blatant. I mean, normally, I take this as a compliment, but
that's not how our model works. The you know,
yeah. Where's that oligarch? Money? Yeah, how about that rich
guy was in New Jersey Nets. That guy Abraham? Uh huh. That was
like a million dollars and he wouldn't even notice.
And we're just handing them their show prep.
And then of course, they blow it because they don't they don't
have the backstory. They don't know what the techno expert
thing where it stems from. They just throw it out. Because it
sounds good. Right? Terrible did Russia today is really by the
way they're going through just a ton of different hosts and
hostesses going there. I've never seen the same one twice.
Well, look, and they can solve that to it. Yes, hire us hire
the curry Devorah consulting group and they will at least
help me will bleach him will give them better names.
The problem is they got the word that were rented a blonde
theory. They don't like that. I haven't seen a blonde on that
show. That guy who was the producer. That guy was headed to
Russia today. Obviously as a as a southern thing for
brunettes. That is just so unconscionable. Well, that's not
okay. All right, let me let me give them their next show prep.
Hello. Hello, Russia today. Paid This is the dog whistle for the
Russian Hello Russia today. Here's your next show prep.
Okay, I'll give it to you. This is it's a it's a gimme. And you
watch and they'll and they'll they're going to use this. So
before Michelle Bachman which is not just Michelle Bachman, but
actually the Intelligence Committee congressional
committee said hey, you know, we have a few questions about
Houma, Aberdeen. Poma Aberdeen had not Houma Aberdeen home
audience who has Hillary Clinton's and people ask,
they'll know why we call her clippity clop. You know, she, if
you ever listened to her walking in her high heels, it you
actually hear her hooves, a clicking on the marvel of the
State Department. So that's why she's clippity clop. And so we
have questioned way before anyone else came up with this,
if she might be an Islamist with an agenda, mainly of the Muslim
Brotherhood. And I have yet another little chunk here that
has that you will not here on Russia today until after this
program is posted. Apparently, and we have some some actual
archive.org Wayback Machine proof of this. When Homer
Aberdeen returned to the United States in around 96, she
simultaneously landed a job working for Hillary Clinton but
also the Institute of Muslim Minority Affairs, known as the
AI MMA. And she joined the Muslim Students Association
Executive Board and you can see in in the show notes and 436 dot
na shownotes.com That she was the I had to get the picture
here. She was, I think the associate director. And this
Muslim Students Association is a 100% bonafide Muslim Brotherhood
front group. And I could go through all the documentation
and I could show you how it works, which you can follow for
yourself, but I thought would be more interesting. To play a
piece from the Muslim Brotherhood fronted Muslim
student student association, there was this one guy, Amir Abu
Malik. And he presented at a conference of the MSA of which
Homer Aberdeen was an executive director, Assistant Executive
Director. And he ends his and remember, this is about cultural
jihad. This is not about killing people. It's cultural jihad to
change the ways of the West, which I am really starting to
believe that this is something that is for real. So they do a
prayer at the end of their meeting. And I think that the
prayers in English I think that we should listen to the prayer
and and see if if we feel like this has a core American values.
Does that sound fair, John?
I'm all ears.
Let's recite it along with him.
Well, I don't go that far. I will the brothers and
sisters. You know, we have brothers and sisters who are
here today amongst us who some of their like their their family
is like locked up on secret evidence. And we say to y'all,
hang in there, hang in there, hang in there. And we will
continue to make dua for you. All right. Don't give up. All
right, we have to embrace them. Let's do the prayer and not take
them to the curb. We have to embrace them. Y'all go back and
get to work. We will end with the Pledge of Allegiance. All
right, so you will repeat after me in sha Allah. Allah as my
Lord loves my lord. Islam is my life as long as my life the
Quran is my guy. Arm is my guide is my practice sunnah is my
practice. Jihad is my spirit. Jihad is my spirit.
Righteousness is my character righteousness is my character
and Paradise is my goal. Paradise is my goal. I am joined
what is right
Brian joined what is right type of bid what is wrong? I forbid
what is wrong.
I will fight against oppression I will fight against oppression
I will die to establish Islam
Palea I will die I will establish Islam. Hello,
everybody.
Give us that again. Where's that from?
The Muslim Students Association of which Houma Aberdeen was an
associate director this is their prayer at the end of their
little conference.
Well that's pretty damn good that that gear I'm sorry that
you gave me a clip of the day for that annoying clip. So I'm
gonna do a double clip of that.
Thank you very much that's
yeah, a gem that's a gem. I mean, it's that's why people
listen to this show so that I can go what
what I will die. I will die. Yeah, so no, I'm just saying she
is the assistant staff director for Hillary Clinton she is the
body man as as they call it in the Washington's and there's a
lot of this man there's the Muslim Public Affairs Council
has the Hollywood Bureau they have a music video which is kind
of funny I was gonna I was gonna play that for indoor show clip
but you want to do something else right friend your show you
want to do the Assange mom blast UK thing?
Well, you could play the blasts and then play the music clip and
then play a couple of the you know, other things and we're out
of here because you've been doing ground and give it kudos
on the air for doing great Little Mix, mix ups, mashups,
whatever you want to call it, but advertising at the very
advertising of the show. You've done a good job.
Okay, so we have Julian Assange his mom blasting the UK let me
just make sure I got it all lined up here for my for my
excellent Mini Mix, followed by the Muslim Public Affairs
Council Hollywood Bureau, which is a rap video denouncing
Republicans and conservatives view of Muslims which of course
is reverse psychology. I just thought it was funny. Yeah. You
have to see the video because the guy is just a total douche.
And well, that'll do it. And then on Thursday, we hopefully
will be back in Texas in Austin. And we will let the rain we let
we rip the rain stick. And I'm very excited about that because
I really have a feeling we have some power this is just possible
John that we have a magical rainstick it's
not beyond the realm we'll see. I'll tell you
what. If the rain stick works, then I will become a believer in
the Mars probe.
Because then any any challenging fate
is possible. All right, everybody. We have the no agenda
producer update coming with Ms. Mickey Mr. Oil Gitmo slave and
the cast of 1000s on the stream no agenda stream.com. Stay tuned
for that. I think you'd like it. Get a totally different
perspective. on the trip, which could be very different from the
way I perceived it. Particularly the manly off roading we did,
which I could not have done without my co pilot Miss Mickey
on the maps and doing the tweets today, John,
not that I know. Oh
my god.
This is weird.
Okay, well, I don't have to watch
coming to you from Gitmo nation,
Christmas in my salsa
in Albuquerque, New Mexico on our way back to Austin Tejas
back to camp MoPhO. In the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley, we wish you a happy
drive home. And we're East meets West. I'm John C. Dvorak.
We'll be back on Thursday right here,
on no agenda.
As nearly exposed the UK is nothing but a puppet state of
the US. And now they're willing to work at the behest of the US
government to silence the free press, or Wikileaks has ever
done was to expose corruption, voting, war crimes, fraud, etc.
Don't want to just constrain what might happen next. What do
you think what does he think might actually happen next?
You'll have to ask him what he thinks. But nobody knows what's
going to happen next. Because obviously, the British
government is not willing to adhere not only to its own legal
statutes regarding the law, for example, European Arrest
warrants should have been knocked back because it was
questioning because of questioning. But it doesn't
appear to have any respect for international law or Declaration
of Human Rights.
So if nothing changes, basically, he's stuck there in
the London embassy isn't until perhaps Ecuador has a change of
heart or maybe a change of government. And that could end
quite badly for
a minute. Maybe the UK needs a change of government. Ecuador
has done the right thing here. Ecuador is standing by its
signatory to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
article 17, which is, by the way, the highest level of appeal
possible. And this was a wrong statement that the UK Government
by Hague has a binding obligation and it's absolute
rubbish. The UK government is an executive arm. It overrides the
UK courts when when Valders are gonna try to extradite Pinochet,
or South American dictator with blood on his hand. The courts
allow the extradition but the UK Government overruled it to let
him free. What does the UK Government stand for these days?
It certainly doesn't stand for justice or truth that's obvious
to the whole
world conservatives, and I'm more American than the bounce
pass.
This is the Conservatives Guide to Understanding Muslims. Here
are the talking points.
Every Muslim is an Arab. That's the fact that we are saying that
sometimes they're disguised as black or Muslim plays Let's kick
them out. And the gays to yell in American Islam is violence if
they had been on nice the line in the Qur'an is propaganda who
can explain that like science step four. What exactly as
surely ALLAH non mark on snake No justice, no judges, they
weren't allowed to be allowed to tell you what. I hate you. I
greet you. I hate you because you're unfamiliar. The ignorance
is bliss. It makes me want to kill you. Now it's a fact. You
knighted states of Christians. That was a father don't trust
citizens or was just looking at you strange, but you can't say
his name. Muslim. hate women stoned to death no forgiveness,
can't talk can't do business got them locked in a cage like kids
from the 32nd so we should probably listen to fear is Mazel
Tov peace. Step eight. They hate they said there was no Jesus
trying to deceive us like the serpent
because you're familiar, they nervous so listen makes me want
to kill you. Nice. Would you? Question that was our
forefathers miss you So
now that all those misconceptions are cleared up,
if you're still unsure if you know enough about Muslims, don't
worry about it. You do need to read as usual
die to establish Islam
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