Mirro are a bunch of mainstream media watching moron. Adam
curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, November 25 2012. Time for your gizmo nation media
assassination episode 464.
This is no agenda.
Practicing my ditson is here in the capital of the drone Star
State Austin Tejas in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry,
and from Pacific and Debbie a bunker, where I managed to see
the cultural event of the year the James Bond movie. It stinks.
I'm John C. Dvorak. Greg Baden buzzkill
Not really. I was thinking of going to see that tonight. Oh,
bad idea.
No, go see it. I'm not you and a summary and a quick summary so
you don't have to go see it.
Don't spoil it for me. No, I'm fine. Don't screw that.
That's what's everybody all concerned about? Don't spoil it.
I'm not gonna go to baseball games. So I tell you the last
James Bond movie I saw
anything like this one of you to a kill? Oh,
that was when Duran Duran was still singing the soundtrack.
That's how long ago since I've seen the James Bond movie. I
don't care. I just I can't I don't go I don't care. Why did
you go? Do you went?
Well, because why beer is a shill is a movie junkie. Oh,
really? I didn't. And so we went and he's, by the way, he should
have his own website. There will always been a better review than
anybody else. I know.
Boy, does it. He has no agenda. nation.com He has a website?
No, he has his own. He should have his own movie review
website.
Oh, okay. I get it.
So he's got his stuff in there. I didn't even see and I was
gross in the hallway here. But
like what I mean, who cares? Oh, let's
see. They're on top of like a 500,000 foot trestle on a train.
De the good guys that have a sniper and bond is fighting with
some guy. So she shoots under orders and misses the bad guy
and hits bond right in the chest knocks him off to trestle into
the water. He goes flying from 500 feet splashes in and then
goes down to like about 100 feet dead. Goes over a waterfall into
a huge lake and sinks to the bottom. Five minutes later, he's
kissing some girl in India. No explanation of how he got out of
this mess whatsoever. And so
you're telling me that you didn't catch that?
Maybe I didn't get caught it?
No. You said Eric. Eric. Please, please just stop just stop. I
don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I just
don't care.
I really worst movie is full of plot holes. Fine.
That's fine. I don't care.
I just makes no sense. I just don't care. And don't get don't
go.
I'm not gonna go I don't care about movies. Very, very, very
few. I have other things to do. You know,
I usually only go to movies that are in 3d. I'm
I'm producing the best podcast in the universe, man. I got no
time
for this bullcrap. Or get back door. Gas it with me. And it
was a lot of work since we last spoke because of course any
anything you anywhere you look, everyone's starting to do their
year and stuff. And it's like, because usually I watch my Ruben
Eska friend Candy Crowley who actually think is a little
beyond Rubenesque. She's not really Rubenesque. He's just
plump. Now and then she has she always has the same shills on on
Sunday morning. And she's doing like a retrospective about you
know, for people leaving the Senate, you know, Barney Frank,
and they're all pontificating as like, Ah, really, we're gonna
get all the spin CNN is we're going to do our heroes of 2012.
It's like, incredibly annoying. We of course know we love our
lists. Got to do our list at the end of the year.
That's because it's the easiest thing in the world to do if
you're in an editorial position. around the table and you make
stuff up.
Yeah, exactly. That's how that's how we roll. That's exactly how
we roll. Had a nice little meeting yesterday in in town and
Halcyon here now Austin Austin, in Austin, Austin Texan.
Like Austin, Austin
Texan. Sir GQ, one of our nights so happened to be in the area.
And he came he came after my market visit at the farmers
market to have a coffee and say hi. And let's just let's put it
this way Sergi Q first of all handsome man. You know that now
we know why why we call him sir GQ. He looks like a GQ model.
Man he's a good look
guys must look like a couple of The characters you know what I
mean?
Wink wink nudge nudge,
right by the way that's another thing about the James Bond movie
now they hint he's gay.
Oh really in the James Bond movie. Now I gotta go see it
crazy at least but yeah, definitely you definitely have
to see that is he bi curious or full on gay?
Well I apparently according to Eric does shill
your I don't care. I just don't care I don't. So anyway sir GQ
looking really good. He's training in the area. And we
kind of agreed that this would be the last time we would ever
meet in person. When he gets into his next position, he won't
be able to talk to me as openly and frankly, but he's, he told
me a lot about this 35 Quebec. And this is the this is the new
elite cyber unit that they're putting together in the in the
armed forces 35, Quebec. And you have, you know, this is what
they call it a new moc thing it's moc moc MOS mu n MOS, which
is like, it's a new position. And this new position, they're
recruiting and this he says, it's unbelievable how big this
thing is going to be 35, Quebec, which is the new the new see
pronounced
Quebec, because it's really the way
he said Quebec? He said Quebec? Yes. Yeah, that's the way I say
it, too. I know it's Quebec. But even if you listen to pilots,
they all say Quebec, I don't think they I think they kind of
put the UW sound in there. But anyway, he was telling me about,
you know, all the stuff that that can be done and everything
they're doing and who's fighting who. And he said, he'd say, it's
real man. It's if she said, the Israelis are the worst. They're
number one when it comes to cyber warfare. And then it's us.
And then it's the Russians. And then it's the Chinese. And of
course, the Chinese are always put up front and center whenever
they're talking about it in Congress. So to China's who the
Chinese are going to do it. But according to him as the Israelis
who are really the worst,
it would that makes nothing but sense. And he's telling me
about thing about all the viruses, right? The Stuxnet and
then flame, according to him. Flame is actually the virus that
that that can get into your phone and activate, you know,
remotely, so they can turn on your phone or your microphone or
camera or locate you. You said it was flame that does that. Do
you heard anything about this?
No, not at all I know is I just keep putting a piece of gaffers
tape over every camera in the house. Yeah.
I had a well, that of course, is indeed a that's a real security
against the camera part. But the microphone is still good. It's
still gonna
give away that much to myself. I don't sit around talking to
myself.
I wouldn't mean these around. Maybe you guys are talking
stuff.
Yeah, we talked about the buttermilk. Hey, Mimi, did you
hide
all the cash? Yes.
Like cash, we get the cash and then they can.
So he's telling me about all this, all this cool stuff that
that can be done. And, you know, I'm like, Okay, so he's PGP. Is
that? Is that good encryption? He says, hell no. He says
totally compromised. And even if even if it wasn't compromised,
NSA has computers, they can crack anything, anything within,
at the most a matter of hours, just by brute force if they
really want it. But he says PGP pretty much compromised, the
only thing he knew that was completely secure, because I'm
just trying to find out what secure and what's insecure, is
this thing called Iron key. And iron key is where you put the
data onto a special kind of USB disk. And it's I'm not quite
sure exactly how it works, but you can't transfer it over the
internet, you have to physically hand it off. But if you try to
open up the iron key USB disk, and then it self destructs. And,
and if you try to, to open to decrypt something more than 10
times low level format, there's all this really interesting
conversation, but then
available at Iron protector.com. Really? Did you Google it?
Really Chinyere
I thought you were just sitting there listening to me?
No, I'd never listened to you. I'm always Google and you're
trying to catch your
iron key. Iron key.
I didn't even need identity workspace mobile security
solutions from ivation. Oh, that's interesting. That disk
drive company.
He said that he says it reacts like a disk drive. Or it acts
like one e and anyway, he said iron key is the only thing that
is really secure because you have to have it in your physical
possession. And then you really have to know what you're doing.
Otherwise, it destroys whatever information was on it. And then
here comes here comes the best. So So you know, I'm like, Well,
I'm thinking there's other ways. And he says that, funnily
enough, the best way to communicate across distance etc.
This is where they're no longer paying attention. He says
they've completely stopped listening to amateur radio. They
don't listen to this. They don't teach guys Morse code anymore.
He says, If you really want to do something, do it. They're out
in the open because no one's listening says ham radio is the
perfect place to do it. In Morse code, or in Morse code. Yeah,
I've been practicing all weekend. I Yeah. How you doing?
Good, actually. And you know what I got for Android.
Remember, there was a joke that I think it was. Maybe a year ago
they had like, I think LL Cool. J was in the commercial Google
did a joke about they're gonna do a Morse code keyboard. Do you
remember this did the rounds.
I do not remember this at all. And that would be something I'd
note.
It was supposed to be Gmail key homerun. Pero de Oman, you would
have known this John, come on. Gmail. It was last year. LL
Cool. J was even in the commercial. It was funny. On a
second, let me see if I can find this for you. Oh, it was Gmail
Tap is what it was. It was an April Fool's joke. Come on, you
didn't hear about this.
It was I right. April Fool's gigs. I don't read them.
Okay. Well, let me play this video for you. And let's see if
we can jog your memory a little bit Hold on, to taking its sweet
time to play. Thanks to all the crap that's on the internet.
Here we go.
Technology is everywhere today. And everyone has a smartphone.
Think about the size of that device. And it's only two
inches, two and a half inches. And we're trying to cram an
entire 26 key keyboard into that space. It's so many keys, I feel
constricted by the keyboard. I just feel very overwhelmed.
There's so many buttons, it's time to think about how can we
do this better using the technology that we have today.
And that's where Gmail Tap comes in.
A better way to talk always known that I was related to
Samuel FB Morse. He's my great grandfather's grandfather's
brother, when Reed Morse first came to my office.
So this goes on for like two minutes. But essentially,
they've replaced I know I saw this. Right, right.
But this exists. So of course, there's three apps that you can
get from the Google Play Store that actually give you a Morse
keyboard with just a digit and a DA. And I've been using that for
the past two days. And it's, it's great. It's a great way to
practice. And when you think about it, it's you know, it's
much safer. If you're driving, you want to text somebody, you
don't have to look at your keyboard in the scope of a book.
He's tapping out like Joe, it's you know, it's much safer. And
receiving is the same way. You know, you could you could just
just listened to to whatever message comes in just being more
near sign back to you. And then he was telling me someone was
always telling me that there's a ring in the works. I thought
there's what a great night promotion, this would be a ring
that communicates through I guess Bluetooth with your phone.
And you can literally you tapping the ring and it's then
sending text messages to your phone and the ring will vibrate
when the message has come back.
I want to see you using this.
Well I have been used I swear to God, I have been using the Morse
code keypad and it's really cool. I love it. So I'm getting
pretty good. You know
that? Did you notice Samuel Morse, by the way, was a great,
great oil painter. No, I didn't know that. Yeah, Seminole
actually.
Well, I'm sure that if you had an original Samuel Morse it
would be valuable regardless even
though no, no, he was he was considered an important painter.
I don't know. I don't get how he got into the other thing. Yeah,
you know, it's very important. Okay, if you look at any history
of art book, he's in there big time.
Anyway, so So yeah, so the once again I'm I'm ahead of the curve
and on the trend and I'm seeing this happening all over. We've
got the kids going back to vinyl. You know, my daughter
showed up with here the other day.
Vinyl? No. But she as she was wearing it. No
a Polaroid camera.
Oh, no, but let's say he did film. Yeah.
You're wrong, sir. This is Fuji Fuji I think is Fujitsu Fuji
makes a new, a new polish. She bought it new. It's a Polaroid
camera. John really? That keyboard is so loud. And they
have a reason and they have a very wide Polaroid film they
sell with it. So not the
not the silly old film. So you can't buy an old Polaroid.
No, it's new. It's new film. But it's still though the Polaroid
system.
Yeah, but it doesn't have the Polaroid dimensions. Can I put
it in an old Polaroid? I don't think so.
No, that's the whole that's your point of you're trying to make
it so here's the point I'm trying to make if you really
want to know. Generally speaking most people build these cameras
and then they sell the film and they make all the money on the
film. So why don't you make the film backward compatible? I
asked you
because they're making their own film that the kid You want these
new dimensions? They don't want the old dimension they want the
new dimension.
Not the reason it gets
because the new
doll this is this little picture is too wide. Give me a break.
Okay. And then I heard about the kids are doing all kinds of
stuff, man that kids yeah, yeah, yeah. Why are you hanging out
with the kids? You learn something? Have you heard kids
you're talking about are in their 20s their kids? Have you
heard about primitive skills courses?
Let me think
your brain is really loud two days.
Yes, at the wilderness college.com.
To me, this is big, primitive skills courses. It's like, kids
are going out because they have no money. And they know they're
gonna be living on the street. Pretty soon. They're taking
these courses on how to make fire.
Oh, this is a good match you 14 Day primitive living 14 Day
primitive living course price $1,725.
There are cheaper ones available. I'm reliably. That's
the yuppie version. Anyway, anyway, let me then just say
that there is actually some real real news that surprised me. It
was about a little less than four years ago, President Obama
was inaugurated as the 44th, President of the United States
of America. And something happened, which led you my
friend, my partner in this in this entire venture known as the
best podcast in the universe, to say something to this day, you
still believe to be true. But do you know what I'm referring to?
It could either be the two Obamas.
That would be the one. That's exactly what I'm talking about.
So President Obama had to inaugurations and we found this
rather strange but you would you then came up with your theory,
which I think you hold to that there are two Obama's and they
both had to be sworn in to both be legal, correct? Yeah, that
was the idea. So guess what's
happening on January 20 2013?
You're going to have two swearing ins again?
Yes, they are.
Why? Well, because there's two Obama's
Well, yes. And the way they're selling it is because the 20th
falls on a Sunday. They're going to do a private ceremony on
Sunday, and then the day following on the 21st they're
going to do the public ceremony. Have you ever heard of such
malarkey?
You know, what's interesting about this, this reminds me of
the every year during it was Ramadan, or one of these. Yeah.
He's not wearing his watch. And his ring
takes his watches and rings and everything off and then he
disappears and he doesn't eat. He does all this stuff he looks
at everybody says, hey, it's just a coincidence. Every year
is the same thing. In fact, if you if you google this thing,
not every year it happens in every and if you google it you
see what you see a story on it happening every year. Nobody
ever refers to the previous story.
Hold on a second. I think only one of the two Obama's is a
Muslim. This is where I think this is why I think it gets
complicated because they're always talking about you know,
the shop the watches in the shop. Like how many times you
were brought your watch to repairs once a year, never taken
a watch in for repair ever. But he's been totally you toss it
out if it's not working maybe
in the 1800s.
John, I wish you watch when my watch is in front of house. Good
man. But I was surprised that they're going to going to do it
again. And and you know, are we the only people who think this
is because there's two Obama's?
I'm sure we are. Probably yeah,
but
nobody pays any. Now that's just the way they want to do it.
Nobody even thinks that there's anything screwy going on.
No, it's just like, okay, that makes total sense. You know,
it's a Sunday. We can't have an inauguration on a Sunday. I
don't know why. Heaven forbid,
maybe it isn't heaven thing.
No. And there's that just when you get maybe it's because of a
football game.
Oh, when's the Superbowl?
Well, it's a good question. I think the Superbowl now is in
February. But there'd be a playoff game on that Sunday.
Well, can't we can't wait. Isn't there some book of football
knowledge you can consult? Let me see. Once you give me the day
of the Sunday, January 20 2013. I have to I have to say that no
doubt about it.
By the way, he's interrupted football games before so they
can't be that
important to the NFC Championship game. Could be
That's a done deal. Sunday, January 20 2013. NFL NFC
Championship game? Yeah, we can't have an inauguration on a
Sunday. If
not, if there's a championship game no,
there's your answer. But the fact that so that's one thing,
but then still because it has to be the 20th. For some reason, I
guess there's is there some constitutional reason it has to
be on the 20th?
I think it says in the Constitution No, really what it
says no, maybe a white, why is the United here that's asked a
simple question. Okay. Once you
think you want the 20th amendment?
Now your race takes place in the convention, every four years
prior to that date was March 4?
Oh, well, here it is. According to the con, the 20th. Amendment,
it says,
the lame duck issue. That's
why they changed it to terms of the president vice president
shall end at noon on the 20th day of January in the terms of
senators and representatives at noon on the third day of
January. So it has to be on the 20th.
Although it cannot be before then.
Well, no. Because then then you would basically have two
presidents and two vice presidents because their term
ends. But if it's
the same guy, it's the same guy.
With business events a good point. That's a good point.
Well, I
can do it on Saturday or Friday for that matter,
right? Or you could just do it on Monday, and you would just be
without a president for half a day. whoop dee doo big deal.
We don't want you think well, Mel,
no. And Nancy Pelosi with the red button.
No, Valerie Jarrett, but who carries the briefcase, man, what
are you talking about? Nancy Pelosi isn't doing anything. So
anyway, so I but I thought it was very interesting that they
are going to do a small inauguration privately on
Sunday. And then have a public one on Monday. I find that to be
suspicious at the least that especially, you know, since you
alerted me to the fact that they were quite possibly to President
Obama's. Well, okay, that's one for the Red Book. Well, what are
you going to put in? Was Right. Correct again,
so I'm up here in Canada. I think you know, I'm not I'm not
really in Canada, I might as well be so much. Lot of Canadian
stuff. Yeah. So I'm up here. And I think there may be some some
connection to our show in the in the Canadian area in the
Canadians always wanted to do more Canadian stuff. So I have a
good. I have a couple of good things here. I'm gonna play one
of them. Okay. I have a question about Canada. And then the
answer to the question about Canada and I think you'll be I'm
gonna do this through the question. First, you answer it.
And then oh, I actually don't even try to ask.
Am I allowed? Am I allowed to take a shot?
Here your questions? The waters
of Canada's West Coast support more than 9600? What? 9600? Oh,
can you repeat the question, Alex?
It was wet. There's 9600 Have some thing in the
Okay. Okay. species of salmon. Ah, am I wrong? The water.
Canada's West Coast support more than 9600 Watt,
Charlie severed feet
and this is their version of Jeopardy or is it? They say a
comedy show? That's good. That was a snappy answer. Holy crap.
I can't believe I didn't answer that.
I was hoping you I was I was fearful that you might I could
have come close
to that. I was I was actually taking you serious as a good
one. And that's a good one. In fact, I'm gonna give it to you
early, you know then
is premature? No, I'm
gonna give it to you early. It's been a while since you made me
go into a loud roar of laughter. And by the way, could you thank
you buzzkill Jr, for filling up my screen with information about
the presidential inauguration? He does that does that? Does he
do this? Like just for normal things? You say?
Did you take out the crowd on a daily basis?
Did you take out the trash and he'll give you the history of
garbage? Does he do this? He's done
that a couple of times because you'll go from the history of
garbage and how different it is from the way it is in France.
Great, or anyway, a very hearty in the morning to you John C.
Dvorak.
Well, in the morning to you Adam curry in the morning to all
ships and sea boots on the ground feet in the water and
subs in the air. Also in the morning to all the Knights and
Dames out there.
Yes, indeed, Knights and Dames and of course our artists who
are always filling up no agenda art generator.com Thank you,
Neil Campbell for the art I'm now even though it was a picture
of our two heads which we discourage and do not use
anymore so please do not think this is a signal that it's okay
to use our heads again because we find that quite boring and
tedious. It was the best piece of art so we appreciate that you
did that for us. And we always
we went the first couple of years with nothing but pictures
of our heads and it became very old at
did did like really? Moorhead and in the morning to all the
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here we have one executive producer and two associates
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in Dordrecht. A three under $9.81. John and Abdullah the iOS
data bug I'm now paying for my favorite podcast. I want to
explain how that works.
Because Apple is not fixed their data bug in iOS six or even 6.1
I'm reliably informed. So it greed downloads, things like big
files like podcast multiple times so that you hit your data
cap bust through it. And then our charts overage. So since
into a scam. And Apple is they're not copping to it for
sure. But this point, you've got to think that it's almost
collusion just to get people to
get a piece of the action from AT and T is totally corrupt. Do
you do you think they get a piece of the data action? My My
understanding is they get a piece of the whole bill. Wow.
Well, then
then it's it's Rico, this is Rico. This is a RICO case class
action Rico because it's telephony.
It's not that they haven't been warned by you. I mean, if I was
a lawyer, and they you can, you can see that. It Apple's iOS has
something to do with it. And they get money. And I have Iman,
they could just cite your I have heard complaining,
I have had email communications with people inside the company.
Who, by the way, chat room, yes, there is a 6.1 in beta, okay.
Which I have seen and it has not been fixed. I have emailed
people inside the company who have not gotten back to me who
usually get back to me. So there's something up because
because you know what that what's going on is I said, Hey,
man, this, you got to check this out. I said, here's where you
need to look. Yeah, I'll go check on that. And then it's
complete radio silence from people who normally get back to
me. So there's something Apple internally knows. And they're, I
think they're afraid of a huge lawsuit. Because once you
release something like with a problem like this, it's not like
you can't automatically upgrade people to fix the problem. You
say this thing is going to be out here for the next two years
until people are finally in fact probably not until another phone
comes out. We really see this start to drop off because how
many people do you know who use an iPhone who are like oh yeah,
I can't wait to upgrade to the next version. No, most people
use an iPhone or like the
big button push big button web browser or like
app that's people use iPhones.
Yeah, there you go. Right. It's been my experience.
So there's a problem that won't go away and they know it.
So your show keeps me sane. He says in my daily commute
bearable I believe bad times are ahead and only by listening to
your show. Can I get ahead enough of the curve to beat the
rest during the dark times? Oh, I'm even starting my ham exam
preparations. I find it hard to put a monetary value on the
tremendous value you provide. So I chose my birthday 309 81/3 of
September 81 wishes numerology wise,
hold on a second. That's women stop the press. Save birthdays
Adam. Not the same year. I'm also September 3.
Well, that's peculiar about that. All three squares will See
for yourself I'm now working as a network SIS admin for an oil
and gas company operating on the North Sea. We're the unit that
actually gets the stuff out of the seabed and thus we are far
away from pipeline politics are the best source to find out
whether it'll be controlled by the Germans or the Russians next
year. I don't think karma is something you asked for but I'll
happily receive any karma you're willing to give me I do have a
ringtone request which is the following night that you're
gonna have to use because my my belt I can't ring if you tested
it because it sticks I have to shake it and get the top this is
the northern Bell the northern Bell is no good.
Oh, hold on a second. Well, because see, I we actually
talked about this just before we started I'm building up a whole
new jingle soundboard. So I have all the things that people ever
request and I of course did not have the bell on it.
Okay, I can I can do the bell was gonna be said it's not going
to be dying meaning it's going to be dang Dang.
I couldn't do it. Well, I can't do it. Ding ding ding I can do
that I can do that. Yeah, a couple bells and then wonder why
having to Mel a few times, but followed by the little girl.
Yay. Yeah, hot milk.
Okay, yeah. I'm good to go. Ready? Yeah. That's one hot milk
baby. Did he want a car because he said he didn't really want a
car really
happy they take a car but I don't think you want it as a
ringtone request.
Comes the here comes though.
You've got
I've also separated you've been deduced from douchebag finally
those two are now in different
by the way I'll give it let me give you a ringtone just go to
Sacramento get your ringtone you might want to use one of these
is anybody out there you there's a freebie ready answer the phone
onward
that ringtone will come back to haunt you for years. For years
you know I did I did a CD once for it was it was one of the
magazines that came with it was a free CD of my saying a bunch
of one liners for Apple. Oh really? Mac users? Yeah. And
somebody still has a copy of that and I'd like to get it
back. Hey Mark for gays in Las Vegas wages in Nevada to 2022
Russian oops, we get this thing back. Why? Because I can get a
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I'm hit it.
I'm really really sick and tired now. I mean, it's one thing you
want to go drone Americans they're in Indianapolis. Okay.
But the buck stops when you're droning strippers. Okay, this
has got to stop.
No strippers were hurt in this droning
here with a drone their place of work.
And welcome. Wish I asked you. Why weren't they they're working
when they got drone. This is bull crank
you very much for pointing that out. It's 530 in the afternoon,
scores opens for lunch.
Come on, there's strippers at lunch, and they sit and they
work through the afternoon all through the night. I wouldn't
know.
But so what do you heard? What do you think is really going on
now? I'd now I mean, I'm just gonna I'm just, you know,
because there is no real explanation for these things. My
explanation of local us droning is just as valid as everybody
else's.
I got it. I got an explanation. Okay, I'm all yours. Well, both
of these things have been attributed to gas pipelines
exploding and now there has been a couple of overseas examples
and this is all part of the Let's redo the infrastructure of
the USA. If you want to look for a meme look for the 100 year old
infrastructure, right. 100 year old pipes. 100 year old water
mains 100
scam hookers, we need new hookers because they're all too
old and this and they're no good. So I would agree with you
certainly on this one. But do you have to doesn't have to I
guess it does have to be drastic. They This is how we do
things these days. It's like you got to do something bigger
and a few people didn't kill anybody this time.
I find it very very peculiar indeed. That there were no
strippers in scores.
Crazy between bled happy hour. COMM not one newscaster these
guys are paid to do this. Not one newscaster asked the simple
question. Where were the stripper?
strippers? How can we don't have strippers being interviewed? You
know, I can see and hear Chanel. I was so happy that I wasn't
into the in the beaten the bar. And the DJ hadn't called my
name.
Right. That's about it. You nailed that. It's,
yeah, maybe there was. Maybe there was an interview. Maybe we
just haven't seen it. I don't know.
We have to do you have to put to put our request out there. This
is something we did I think two or three years ago. Okay, I'm
requesting it again. All right. If anybody has a sling box, I
would like to link to it and I need a better network than we
develop last time to send me that information about the
sling. But you have that. So I can, you can put it into,
there's a piece of software, you can run on your computer saying,
look at your sling box, and I won't interfere with the sling
box during working hours or when you're using. I don't know
how popular sling box still is. I don't know if people are still
using them. I mean, are they really? Still I think they're
doing okay. Now the reason why I'm still going to hold on to my
I like the infrastructure thing. I think you're probably right
on. It's very radical to do this. But there's two things
First of all, I think they're laughing at us, because first of
all we have where did this take place? Massachusett nuts. Right.
But then they've upped the number from 28 houses being
demolished in Indianapolis to 33. That's the magic number.
Now, I mean, really? I mean, this is like, come on. I mean,
it was 28. We talked about 28 on Thursday. And then I just hours
later Oh, no, it's 33. Now, I mean, that means something's up.
Now the the thing we have to do is figure out what PR agencies
behind is obviously some Bachtel or one of these big construction
companies that needs these business and business. They need
some work because we're shutting down Iraq, right. Iraq,
Iraq, Iraq here. I'm looking at now if there's former stripper
now that's the hot dog stripper. You're right. Not a single
person interviewed a stripper? How crazy is that? It's like the
perfect human interest story.
Everybody likes to see a stripper being interviewed. But
I mean, I mean, seriously, even women.
But when I think women especially like it is because
they look up to you. They're stupid. Yeah. But then,
meanwhile, they're looking at fashion tips like okay, that's
what I gotta wear. And that's what turns my man on. So I'm
gonna read through the news report to 42 buildings that
apparently scores was ground zero for this thing. We should
be seeing G string strippers. Oh, I mean, there should be
there should just be strippers blown to bits, but no. So they
knew. Clearly they were in on the deal, which makes sense,
because you know, the guys that run these kinds of businesses
can probably be on the inside of things. But apparently the
workers were at the scene, John tickets out. The workers were at
the scene. They're like, Oh, no, she's gonna blow. They hide
behind a truck. Okay. The thing blows 42 houses away. But these
guys are like, yeah, they went to the hospital, but they're
gonna be okay. I mean, come on. You're hiding behind a truck. 42
homes were demolished, but your truck is okay. I mean, come on.
This sounds weird. I mean, you're
just pushing their luck here. But it public is so stupid. And
they I know. Okay. Oh, that's 100 year old infrastructure. You
washed it the 100. Year mean is all in place. Put that
into the book. 100 year old in fresh structure? Well, I am
starting to. I don't see it as a I don't really see it as a big
meme yet. About infrastructure. Yeah, I'm 100 years old. 100
years old. You're right. Okay, put that in the book, the 100
year old infrastructure book. Yeah. So I'm starting to I'm
starting to understand how I mean, of course, I don't know
everything. I'm just a disc jockey. But I'm learning to and
what I'm learning is, there are certain things you just gotta
shut up about, like the military. You know, if we
actually reduced our military spending, which is part of what
the fiscal cliff is, right? The they're going to stop, there's
going to be spending significantly less, while
significantly isn't, you know, it's what is it? 100 billion or
something like that? I think is
more than that. It's quite a bit. It's gotta look it up.
Yeah. It's like 400 billion or
something. Yeah, but that's pretty much what we do. You see,
that's where
there's always that's where we are a giant empire of military
like, like Rome, and we have a military that's huge.
It's, it's beyond huge. I mean, when and Mickey and I were
talking about this the other day before she left me all alone for
Thanksgiving. You know, I said, we traveled around the country
we've done it twice. Now we're gonna do a third year west
coast. And we have met majority of people we've met working them
in for the military or the military industrial complex one
way or the other. That is what we do and if we're not doing
that we're in the drug business.
So that's basically it. Yes, armaments, drugs, military
soldier and strong and fast food. Yes, and some strippers.
strippers are a part of the deal.
So I find it unfortunate that we know that we have to go all over
the world blowing people up. But making the stuff and selling it.
I'm all for that kind of, I guess that's what you do. The
big drug dealer he's got, you know, he's got to be armed and
got to be able to protect himself and the big arms dealer.
You don't want to sell too much to one guy so we can come back
and take your stuff. You just got to be big and ugly and
oafish. And that's what we do. And until we all wake up and
say, Hey, we're not going to do this anymore. It's going to
continue forever, nothing will change
nothing. Well, I
don't see how we can go back to the old ways. This is so much
money to be made. It's so much fun to well, you feel like
blowing things up? It is. Yeah, it's beautiful. We've always
liked blowing things up apparently Americans.
Well, we sold another. Did I tell you that we sold another
fad? I think you mentioned on Thursday, that another six and a
half billion dollars to Saudi Arabia, three and a half billion
dollars for gear 3 billion for other? I mean, come on, don't
you? Why wouldn't you want to be in other that's great. Other and
and here's how it works. I mean, by the way, I would recommend a
great career path is to get into the military. You know, get into
cyber, obviously cyber is where it's at, do a couple years, do a
couple tours or you know, go for the full What is it 20 Before
you can retire, I think 20 years, get out and then go do
the exact same job. So you get your full pension, which
includes everything except the housing allowance, I think, then
go to the same job for 250 to $300,000 a year.
Has Blackwater these other companies. Yeah.
And you can do it just in an office. You know, it's not like
any more crazy. You may have maybe deployed to the green zone
in Iraq or something.
Yeah, but no guy working in the green zone never leaves it.
So the surge GQ was telling me about Djibouti, and and how
they're this is where they launch everything in Africa from
Djibouti, and it's called au LC operation, I think was LLC he
said operation lion, not Lion King. That's what I remember
operation Lion King has operation lions something. And
they deploy everything from Djibouti. And right now we're
doing we're droning people the the other tribe in Somalia,
Kenya, basically, the way it works in Somalia is there's two
tribes fighting against each other. And the one tribe that
has said to us, hey, you know, if you protect us, then we'll
give you the drilling rights for the oil. Those are the guys
we're for. And we're droning the other guys all from Djibouti.
It's crazy. I mean, so we take our, our our military, and our
all our stuff, and we rent it out to these other people and
then we operate it and then we drone some saps and then we go
take the oil. I mean, we are we are the biggest eight holes on
the planet, basically.
We like our oil. But it's but what's funny, of course, is the
3 trillion barrels that seemed to be sitting under North
Dakota. Yeah, there's you know, the number though, the shale
oil. Well, oil shale or shale or one of the two, there's actually
two different things. Anyway, they there's 3 trillion barrels.
Did you know what the total consumption of all the oil band
sensitive beginning of the Industrial Revolution?
I mentioned this exact thing do you want Thursday? It's 1
trillion barrels.
I start you forget, was a test. So the second test you failed
pass?
I pass? Yes. Right. So what So Peak Oil was not true? Can we
just can we just establish that peak oil was a lie,
whoever who thought it was there are a lot of same people that
didn't think a lot of stuff is true. Science.
Well, here's what's happening now a new report came out from
the UN ie p these are the these are the guys that the United
Nations kind of like the new the new guys on the block who who
are doing all the climate change stuff. So there's that remember
the report I told you about the World Bank report. And this is
maybe two shows ago? About about the world heating up four
degrees. This is the new, the new mean,
classic not to change the numbers around make it
up. All right. So listen to how the media is responding to this
report.
A new report claims if the world greenhouse gas emissions are not
reduced, a doomsday scenario could be in our not so distant
future.
A World Bank report has warned that global temperatures could
rise by four degrees Celsius by the end of this century. The
report
says if we don't do something now, by 2100 coral reef
ecosystems will disappear sea levels will rise up by three
feet and the 22nd century will be characterized by wild weather
drought and famine. Therefore, it
is called Turn down the heat. It claims other effects could
include extreme heat waves during almost All summer months
that would be specifically pinpointed to the Mediterranean,
North Africa, Middle East and parts of the United States.
severe impacts on agriculture, water resources, human health,
biodiversity and ecosystem.
I don't know which jingle to play, I'll play so
far hold on to the, to the, to the clinic.
Just let me play a little more to support John a little more
so beautiful, which could lead to large scale displacement of
populations. The report also predicts the poorest people in
the world will pay the highest price because of their inability
to adapt to a drastic climate change.
This is where they go wrong. This is where they go wrong, I
think is really mean. So I totally get scaring people about
drought and severe weather and people moving from one state to
the other. And we're and we're gonna drown. But the mistake is,
is going to affect the poorest people. Oh, screw those guys who
gives a crap about them? As long as it's not me. Right? Maybe
what I'm just saying maybe that's exactly the point. That's
what they're trying to. That's the real communication. They're
saying, Look, we're gonna give you this report. It's going to
screw the poor people. So don't get worked up about.
Interesting. Let me listen to the rest of this
says countries that are poor and less technologically advanced,
will surely suffer the worst consequences of climate change,
as evidenced by the way such areas are hit by natural
disasters.
Yeah, like New York and New Jersey, some of the poorest,
poorest people
jersey, at least in the world
president of World Bank Group, Jim Yong Kim explains the
implications on future generation. Listen
to this guy, this guy is great.
You know, I have a three year old son, and when he's my age,
he could be living in a completely different world.
Well, he will be You idiots. You're like 40 is of course
it'll be a different world,
one in which we don't have enough food to feed our
population, one in which cities are inundated with water that's
inundated with water. Well, bank is currently helping 130
countries mitigate climate change for newsy. I'm Jasmine
Bailey.
And so that will also be so what's coming of course, is the
carbon tax in America about carbon tax I wanted to play
another and by the
way that can we just repeat our basic thesis here? If you want
to stop all this carbon emission, why don't you just cap
it? They won't do that. As always cap and trade cap and
trade. In other words, they don't change anything, but then
they tax you for it. It's a scam. It's a money grab, explain
cap. Well, in other words, you say, Here I am, I've got I'm
going to put out 100 tonnes of co2, but I'm only allowed to put
out 85 tonnes so I got 15 tons that immediately have to pay
money to push out, which makes no sense. Because it seems to me
that you wouldn't you just have to stop it or get your just be
put out of business or something. Is that dangerous?
But instead they trade it with some guy who, who who is allowed
to put out 85 tons, but he's only putting out 10 tons and so
you buy 15 of his tonnes rice doesn't change anything? No.
What's changed?
Our gorgeous got richer? Ah, this report was it was even
better though this is The Voice of America which still exist
apparently. Now No. Voice of America does a video.
The first decade of this century was the hottest on record. And
the vast majority of scientists attribute the changes to
greenhouse gases Oh hold on a second, the sciences that trap
heat in the lower atmosphere. Those gases can be generated
naturally, are emitted by human activities, such as the burning
of fossil fuels. Extreme weather due to climate change is the new
normal.
There it is there it is extreme weather due to climate change is
the new normal, please. And then listen to this report how they
lie about just listen to the lie said
UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon earlier this month.
So now she did. I think she just said extreme weather because of
global warming is the new normal and that is what Bunky Moon said
Did I just hear that correctly?
I don't know why, you know, I was so confused or structure
that I don't know really. You said that
what's generated naturally or emitted by human activities such
as the burning of fossil fuels. Extreme weather due to climate
change is the new normal said UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon
said
you weren't centered earlier this month. Let's listen to what
he says
he remains clear and urgent to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
to strengthen adaptation to the even larger climate shocks, we
know are on the way no matter what we do, and to reach a
legally binding climate agreement by 2015 as states
agreed to do last year intervals. Honestly, I don't
know what Ban Ki Moon said You say the new normal that's what I
hear the words
new or normal anything like so they're just lining. This is how
they do it. They, they, I mean, this is actually a very good
system here. I'm gonna I'm gonna show you how this is like that
crazy. No, hold on, let me let me let me do it for you. Oh,
hold on. I gotta I gotta queue them up here. Hold on,
hold on to moon earlier this month.
Okay. According to UN Secretary General, the no agenda show is
now officially the best podcast in the universe said UN
Secretary General Ban Ki Moon what
challenging remains clear and urgent.
That's correct. And now in other news, I mean, that's how you do
it. You just play the guy saying something you can't understand.
And you're like, okay.
Yeah, well, that's like the question is the main question is
the no agenda show is the greatest podcast in the
universe.
Anyways, technically, it's best not not greatest, but I say you
said greatest.
Oh, what is the greatest but the best the best.
Although there is no category this year, as was promised.
There's no category for best podcast in the universe. Just
while we're on the drones real quick. Going back to the drones,
actually, for some reason, everyone's like all up in arms
like an island who broke this broke this credible news, the
White House. Before the election, they were hurrying to
create a drone rule book because the President didn't want to
freeze the current way. So that and potentially, I guess the in
the inferences, that if Romney became president, he will go
crazy on the drones. Meanwhile, they basically created a rule
book on drones, people. Don't you see what's going on here?
There's solidifying the use of drones and making President
Obama look like the good guy. Like he's like he's tempered in
how he's using him. I mean, please, this is an outrage and
outrage and everyone's buying it always so koumas, it was so
secret that he created the rule book, because he didn't want to,
you know, like a different guy to come in. And I kill people
with drones. Wow.
So yeah, so I got a bunch of here's the problem. I just
realized I made a mistake for today's show. Oh, what did you
do? Well, I told you said all your clips are interesting.
Yeah, I pre produced them. In other words, during the week, as
I got the clips, I produced them, and then you got them
ready for shipment, as opposed to what I normally do, which is
I get up at 630 or seven in the morning, and then do all that I
have all the clips clip, but then I I produce them in the
morning. And yeah, what did you do wrong? What I did wrong was I
pre produced them. So I've got all these clips. I have no idea
what they're about. I don't know what the clips are. Okay. Well,
I mean, I got it. But I know kind of thematic is a couple of
clips for sure that I know what they're about. But I really do
not know what the Lindsey Graham Benghazi clip is here for what
it says, well,
let's have a listen, because it'll fit into something
somewhere. We know what Benghazi is. And we know that we have our
theory. So Lindsey Graham, I guess, is along with Senator
McCain. Going to filibuster Condoleezza Rice coming in as
secretary. Susan Rice.
That's the issue for me. Was she telling us honestly and openly
about the best intelligence? Or were they trying to shade the
Benghazi attack? To give the best political explanation,
which would have been a spontaneous event, not a pre
planned terrorist?
Glad you brought up the president because you sent him a
letter? And you pointed out to him that he has not responded to
13 congressional requests for information on Benghazi.
Do you want to say something here?
Yeah, that's the west with the Clintons. But apparently,
they've gotten a bunch of requests. And then the both the
Congress really has the power of investigation and a lot of other
things they can do. And they are letting the Obama administration
just tell him to shove it. They're just Obama
administration is telling Congress that shove it, they did
it with the holder event, and now they're doing it again,
I think the holder is just his name is the holder. Well, the
holder. It's interesting, you bring this up, because you can
now see who is sucking up to the President. And you know, who's
really really sucking up our favorite Eleanor Norton homes.
Now you will you recall that we had Congresswoman fudge come out
and several others saying oh, it's racist, it's sexist. These
guys just don't want her to succeed because she's black and
because she's a woman. And then Holmes came out and I went back
and watched her entire speech she did what she what she rushed
onstage, read her thing. Just a reminder as to the fact that she
was actually reading and is an idiot. Here's what she read.
The Senate seem to be unable to contain themselves. While we
await to ongoing investigation. shins into the tragic attacks
and Bengali Libya, which
she's such an idiot. And she's so out of touch. She doesn't
even know where that it's Benghazi and she just reads
Bengali. So she was asked on, Megan, I think from Meg, what's
your name? Megan. Megan from Fox News. Megyn. Kelly. Yes. She
gets Norton on and she says, Hey, what was all this crap? And
Norton, listen to what she says.
I certainly doubt that I'm not I don't call out sexism or racism.
Unless I have some evidence, I can see why some would believe
that. I gave the opening statement, then had to go back
to a hearing, so I never even heard the rest. But it was
true. She did leave right after she said Bengali. The woman is a
total blowhard, nincompoop, idiot, that so it's true. She
did not say racism, sexism, but now she's like, Oh crap, why
wouldn't the bitches say that while I was gone?
Please do not ascribe those views to me. I think that she's
being singled out, coming out of the presidential campaign
because
you put your tongue up the Obamas. But any further, Norton,
really sickening you.
One of our committees Oversight and Government Reform, in the
middle of the presidential campaign and a recess had a
hearing and she became the focus of that hearing. And I think
that came out of sheer partisanship when you say 100
House members have sent a letter? Well, they don't have
anything to do it who's going to be nominated to be Secretary of
State,
you know, when I see how they're moving that, John, where the
Congress has sent, you know, the letters weren't just get rid of
Susan Rice. That's what that I think is what your point is,
with this Lindsey Graham clip. The 100 letters from the
Congress, men and women was not just about get Susan Rice out of
here. No there twisting that it was probably Hey, what the heck
happened? I don't have these letters. Do you have the 100
letters? No. Don't you think that's what's going on like
that, just to try to get
as part of it. I think it's part of it. But it also Congress's
wimping out on this whole thing.
And then going back to the fight, essentially, I went back
and I listened to what the President said about Susan Rice.
And I think you're right, that it was a deliberate move by
Hillary Clinton to just crush her Crusher. And I think the
President is angry at Hillary in this clip, not at Senators
McCain and libram. But at Hillary
listen has represented the United States and our interests
in the United Nations with skill, and professionalism, and
toughness, and grace. As I've said before, she made an
appearance at the request of the White House,
which by the way, I've now discussed with the several
people who, including Sergi Q, actually, total bull crap, she
works for the Secretary of State. And that request would,
ultimately it would have to be Hillary Clinton saying you go
out and you do this, it's not at the White House and just get to
bypass that easily.
In which she gave her best understanding of the
intelligence that had been provided to her. If Senator
McCain, and Senator Graham and others want to go after
somebody, they should go after me. And I'm happy to have that
discussion with them. But for them to go after the UNM besser,
who had nothing to do with Benghazi,
and this, by the way, is very interesting to me. How do we
know she had nothing to do Benghazi with Benghazi?
Well, let's take it at face value if she had nothing to do
nothing to notice Benghazi, why is she the spokesperson about
Benghazi?
Well, she had not well it's but this is this is factually even
untrue because indirectly, she had everything to do we would
not be in Benghazi without Susan Rice being the representative
for the United States In the United Nations which came up
with the resolution to go bomb the crack crap out of the crack
the crack out of Gadhafi.
So I think she had nothing to do I think I have not been totally
agree with the president. She had nothing to do with Benghazi.
So why my thing my arguments better one, she had nothing to
do with Benghazi. She's a stooge as mouthpiece in the UN, which
is all you do there.
I'm sorry, John, I need to interject. There is an ongoing
ARB Accountability Review Board to have them with the FBI and
the Department of State. The president cannot say she had
nothing to do with it. We will not know until those reports are
in if she had anything to do with it. He is presumed giving
her innocence the same way he said Bradley Manning is guilty.
He that's fine. I agree with that. Okay, I'm just saying why
is he saying she has nothing to do with it yet? She was the
spokesperson did cow Can you explain this discrepancy
because he's caught for him for her, obviously because she has
everything to do with it. He's giving her free pass or
somebody's UNM
s her, who had nothing to do with Benghazi, nothing at all.
And was simply making a presentation based on
intelligence that she had received.
She was just doing the power play. Is
she doing the presentation in the first place? This guy
Hillary
has the only copy of PowerPoint this license says,
Hey, you guys gotta knew the power. What do you PowerPoint 97
is incompatible.
They won't open on my computer. I can't show it. Hey, rice,
rice, can you do the new PowerPoint? Yes, I can.
And the search her reputation,
because I love that word. This much can be a baby and we search
all over you. Can I use it that way? Is that Is that a valid?
Yes, no, absolutely. That's the way the President meant it
is outrageous.
Outrageous. I tell you, it's not outrageous.
It's outrageous. Range in my life, like the situation. This
budget,
to me is so it's so good. We should do this more often. You
gotta go back and listen to something two weeks later,
because it's so much funnier in context. When he says it's
outrageous. It's outrageous. You know, a million Iraqis killed,
you know, boys and girls Americans coming home with with
limbs blown off and their brains all scrambled. That's
outrageous. Mr. President, that is what is outrageous. The fact
that our banks are running on drug money being laundered
through the biggest corporate entities in the financial world.
That's outrageous, Mr. President, that is outrageous.
And okay,
not the fact that a couple of
pet peeves. You got to stop me
today, so let's finish off the Lindsey Graham Benghazi. If you
can, yes,
of course, is the President, in your judgment, define Congress's
constitutional authority to oversee and investigate?
I think he's stonewalling the American people. There are two
movies made about the President's leadership in the
bin Laden raid. We have photos of the President in the
Situation Room a minute, by minute account of the
President's leadership, he deserves great credit for the
bin Laden raid, it was a gutsy call, we have information about
how you close the deal on the recent ceasefire between the
Israelis and Palestinians. When it comes to Benghazi, we've been
given no information about what he did for seven hours during
the attack. He claims to have ordered the conflict to be
secured. But we don't know anything about where that order
was carried out. What the President told about the April
and June attacks on the conflict when the British closed their
consulate in Benghazi because he was too dangerous. So he hasn't
answered any of the basic questions about his leadership
before, during and after the attack on our consulate in
Benghazi, his massive national security failure.
And that's kind of a dead end. He's trying there. This came out
today that for CBS News, The White House has now officially
declined to release images from the night of the Benghazi
attacks. And so what you know what I think he tried to do
there was like, well, when, you know, when he brought down Osama
bin Laden, we had the Situation Room and the president there
with his, with his, you know, his flak jackets light jacket.
Everyone's like, huddled around and it's command central new
heroes, we're going to kill Osama bin Laden, but when they
screw up and then they don't want to show any pictures. I
think that's the dead end that he's pursuing.
Oh, it's an obvious dead end. Yeah.
See, is also seeking drone and ground level surveillance images
and email communication and documents from the night of the
Benghazi attack so far the
Congress can do whatever it wants a Congress can make that
happen. But they got the guts. This Congress No,
it's not true because they tried this with the holder on Fast and
Furious and the
executive wouldn't indict. They gave him a executive go to the
final level of dialing the guy subpoena him and throwing him in
jail. They could do that, by the way on reliable contempt of
Congress. You can do that you could throw someone in jail
citizens have been thrown in jail by Congress, but they these
guys are gutless.
Have you seen Valerie Jarrett? Please? ixnay on the LJ I'm
reliably informed there were two drones flying over Benghazi
before the attack before the attack. There's all kinds of
video and I'll tell you something else. That video is
going to get out. That video is already in hands outside of
government control. It's unencrypted. It's it's it's
available and it's going to come out just how they're going to
play it is what I'm waiting for. Because you got to play right
now, there's ways to
do it has to be acid first, you gotta let them dig it. Dig deep
hole yourself, right? And so this is a pack of lies that they
can't quite reverse because there'll be too many of them and
then you roll it out. Yes. What you do it. I think we remember
we had a show about them. month or two ago where the guy
predicted they didn't think Obama's gonna finish out this
term. That guy lives in Thailand and investor. Oh, what's his
name?
Yeah, guy.
Yeah him
harder Shanti shorter. Good. Look at your clip, man Come on
No, but
then you had a same clip from the same guy in like in a week
or two ago you should know who it is. Oh, sorry. Anyway, I got
one of the little Benghazi tidbit. Okay, you know, the the
mistress of Petraeus and she gave that speech in Denver. Yes.
Well, you know, is about these guys in the
at the at the Aspen conference.
She says to me, you're okay. I'm getting parched. She says that
there was a CIA annex with some prisoners. And then there is no
such thing. Yeah. Play the CIA annex clip.
So far, there has been no military reaction from the
United States. And few suspects have been named or questioned by
the Libyans. Three Libyan militants were handed over to
Libyan authorities the night of the attack, according to sources
at the CIA annex.
Oh, real at the CIA. And though the one that doesn't exist?
Yeah, the one that doesn't exist, they were handed over to
them, according to the CIA annex. Can you get your story
straight?
Yeah. So this, I learned so much from Sergi Q, then this is an
intelligence guy, then I'm I figured that out. Yeah, hello.
But these clips are triggering more stuff. He said. He said
that. This is Broadwell Paula Broadwell. That this was at the
Aspen conference. And he said the aspirin conferences where
all these guys get together, and they all get drunk and they all
screw around. That's what that last one was all to place.
That's when it really started to happen. But I mean, you can
imagine you're going to a conference. You know, you're
there. It's Alan's there. What's his Petraeus and then what's the
jabroni? jabroni jabroni everybody's there. The other
who's the defense secretary, and that's his name. Come on. The
old CIA guy. What's his name? Yeah, that guy. And then Paul is
there and then you get in sauced up and there's caviar and then
she's looking hot. And she's like, I got to further my
career. Can you imagine? I don't know if I don't know if I'm
strong enough. John. I don't know. I don't know if I could
resist it.
Especially if you have especially where you drink one
beer you're wasted. Wait, hey, Paul.
What is the Secretary of Defense in the name? Norville Panetta
from Deborah Norville was that story Where'd that come from?
What Deborah Norville
I just did the name came to mind when I thought it Panetta space
I know it makes no sense because she's kind of a pretty girl and
he's like this weird looking character but does what Kim did
he have
sex with Deborah Norville. Diddy I don't know Wasn't there some
Wasn't there some Orville there was there was some controversy
but Deborah Deborah Norville Yeah, she
was on the Today Show and she got fired because nobody liked
her. So she went off and made millions of dollars. We're doing
the inside edition show whatever it is.
She didn't like screw some guy who was Minister of Defense,
Secretary of Defense.
Maybe I don't know that though. Okay. Funny. All right. By the
way, somebody was also on our I noticed this, I think, is Russia
today. We done this a few weeks ago by Obama and the stupid
commentary he made on Oh, the button missiles. Yeah, yeah,
this is, uh, this was either on Russia today or was on some
some, let me
guess they heard something on a podcast somewhere. And then it
became a theory for them, or it became like an item that we're
going to talk about
that would make sense to me.
And this was, of course, shut down when President Obama in
Bangkok made his rather tasteless speech where he said
that, you know, people who have missiles falling on them, you
know, will not, you know, will not want to react, which of
course, is news to people who are being fired on by US drones.
You know, we will say, Well, can we fire back? I mean, is it
legitimate? So when American complicity is not part of the
story, you know, for instance, Susan Rice at the United Nations
blocking any attempt at creating a statement condemning the war.
At that point, you lose track of the idea that US complicity or
US backing gives Israel essentially impunity to continue
the occupation and to continue its kind of bombardment.
I got a note from I think why had a pig, one of our producers
out there and he said that it is not correct. Obama said I'm
looking for the clip. Where is the clip? Here it is. This is
what the President said.
There is no country on Earth that would tolerate missiles
raining down on its citizens from outside its borders. So we
are fully supportive of Israel's right to defend itself from
missiles landing on people's homes.
Wow, I'm so happy I just went back oh my god, I can't believe
I cannot believe that this is freaking me out. So wired pig
said the president said rockets but he didn't he said missiles
and because the big point was there's a difference between
rockets and missiles rockets are not guidance but he said
missiles I thought he said rockets Didn't you hear him say
rockets at some point?
I never heard of say rockets. I always thought it was missiles
as why have the missiles but no my clip here
funny whatever. I got several notes about this thing. Oh, man
rockets is not the same as missiles. But the President
clearly said missiles why take that back then screw you wired
pig.
You're wrong? Well, I
think you could you could make the argument. If you wanted to
give a parse. You know, missiles versus rockets. Right. But he's
saying missiles. Yeah, I
know. But let's just say he says from with from outside the
border. Drones inside the border.
You're right. It's inside the border. Good point. Five Points.
John C. Dvorak.
Severed feet.
Right again. Would you like? Double talk double speak for
300?
Yeah, let's play the clip. Another one. I'm not quite sure
what it is. But can you play the Libyan Intel chief? Yes.
Meanwhile, the investigation into who killed four Americans
is stalled. Reports from the ground in Benghazi suggest the
gunmen who were at the consulate that night still freely roam the
streets. And Wednesday, the national security chief in
Benghazi, Colonel frog L. Darcy was killed by three gunmen as he
returned home from work. This Libyan intelligence officer may
have had information about who was behind the attack on
Ambassador Chris Stevens and the others.
Yeah, it's called tying up loose ends, I
believe. Did anybody report this in the US media? Yeah, I
actually had it in the show
notes on Thursday. And for some reason we we didn't get to it.
Man, I had another. I'm just not I'm not very good with it with
the jingles today.
The new jingle boring ABS This
sucks. But yeah. So of course the guy had information and
oops, sorry. Yeah. Oh. assassinated. I think that that
actually came out. Maybe even a full maybe more than that. Maybe
a full week ago. That information came out. Yeah, but
more more more important. A couple of days ago. More
important is that we make sure we watch tune in to see CNN
Heroes. Asked right let me guess CNN Heroes, we're gonna have a
nurse, a school teacher. Some poor child with their limbs
blown off in some dusty other nation. And what else do we
need? To make our show complete?
Let's see a nurse you need a nurse? Chair teacher trying to
teach the poor girls
and nurse teacher doctor. Not doctor. No. Doctors
are no good nurse teacher.
Veteran with limbs blown off. What else can we bring in there?
Like songbook plays like violin or some crappy thing like that?
And like, like some virtuos kid plays piano
and a lot of possibility has triangle. I don't know what I
just Yeah, I don't. I've never produced garbage like that. It
makes it difficult to
I'm telling you, we've had to do so much of that stuff. You've
never had to do that. Oh, my God. So why don't we might as
well do a couple things that that I have from the previous
actually I had these this week to the president is over in
Burma, which he had sometimes calls Myanmar. And it's
sometimes
forbid, by the way that he's working on this fiscal cliff
issue.
Now he's not working on that. He's partying. Well, he's back
now he's back. But he was out there. And in the Asia's and a
meeting in Burma conveniently located next to China. So let me
just give you if you go from west to east, this is what I
think is going on. We have the T API, which is Turkmenistan.
That's where they get the gas that goes through Afghanistan,
goes through Pakistan, goes to India, that's to API. Then it
goes through Bangladesh, who just two weeks ago said hey,
we're happy to have pipelines. Then it goes into Burma. And
then it goes wasn't the China which is the ultimate
destination for the gas which which country needs gas is
China, China's buying all this gas? So that's, that is the
basic Silk Road that's going into China. So we had to open up
Burma. And by the way, did I tell you that when I was on the
phone with Uncle Don, and Aunt Meg, they were talking about
their daughter, the eldest daughter, Lucy, and she, I'd
forgotten about this, but they lived in Burma for a couple of
years. Doing God knows what, and that Lucy is doing a bike tour
and then on Meg said, oh, so nice, you know, Lucy's doing and
they're both on the phone at the same time. Lucy's doing a bike
tour of Myanmar and Uncle Don cuts in Burma. Like like angry,
like really bad notes Burma, not me and march Burma. This is real
sticking point for these guys. For US intelligence and and
diplomacy. It's like it's Burma is not Myanmar. So that has to
open up. And lo and behold, I
think that I think that has to do with World War Two and and
the Burma Road and all this others things and all these pro
American
has to be a pro American
points, their touch points. Yeah, it has to and the only
reason you change the name is because it's there's some
sinister scheme afoot to to to marginalize our touch points,
which are very important in that area.
So in the Federal Register appears the following this week
designation of seven entities pursuant to executive order
13448, or executive order 13464, and amendment of an existing
specially designated national listing the so called SDN, which
is handled by the Treasury. And this is seven, seven companies
who are now unblocked from doing trade in Burma, including the
Golden Aaron, Ltd. The What is this company? That's trying to
read through this doing this in real time. Were all these names?
Well, it doesn't really matter. You have to look at it in the
show notes. And actually, I'd appreciate if people would go in
and check out these seven companies that have been
unblocked because undoubtedly, and what I'm looking for here is
I'm looking for a Clinton connection or Texas connection,
because you don't all of a sudden just unblocked seven
companies from doing business in Burma unless there's some
business specific. Yeah, yeah. So I think it's pipelines. And I
think it's obviously natural gas. So the President's over
there and he's talking and he's standing next to a young son su
chi. This is her name. This is the woman who Hillary is madly
in love with Aung San su chi is
so delicious. So delicious. Darling.
caught me off guard again. So here's here's Hillary Clinton.
She's smart. She just says something sexy to her. It's
almost too delicious to believe my friend. That's right. That's
right. On San su chi say it again on San su chi say it again
on some su chi.
I was honored to be the first president to welcome Dr. Su Chi.
To
it's not on young it's this you say Dong song
isn't long Dong sung T Whitehouse.
I'm proud to be the first American President to visit this
clinic to visit this country and explore it with an announcer
Gee, it's not
I'm Yong Su Chi is among the son Suchi
and the government whether we've seen some very encouraging
progress, including dialing down switches.
No, it's not on young. It's on San su chi. It's embarrassing.
Well, you know, George Bush had done that he'd been ready
ridiculed by the media, but nobody noticed
it. But you're only saying that because you're a secret
Republican. You love to say those?
No, no, I'm a total independent. There's no doubt I voted for
Gary Johnson. I might add a bull
crap. Yeah. Who was a Republican next time I'll take
a camera into the voting booth and show you my ballot
doesn't mean that you're not really a Republican. You're my
handler. We've known this for years now give up. Just give me
where I am pissed at us.
What do we miss?
Well, because every single year, we make a prediction about Black
Friday. And I was going to say, this year Black Friday would be
down. And I think because typically it's like the most
bought ever. Right. Yeah, well, it was down. It was down.
Revenues were down. But ABC News and to people around the world
understand the the slave mission that we have after that. So
here's how it works in the United States of Gitmo nation.
We have a fake holiday, which is meant to make us feel good about
killing Indians. And into celebrate that we go kill a
turkey. And we eat that and we get drunk and then we you know,
we put our hands in our pants and watch football and watch
lots of commercials and, man, did you just turn up the
speakers because it's loud now was coming back?
No, you're just sounding louder than me.
Maybe she just you, you moved away or something changed.
Oh, voted down even further. Alright. That's no good.
So then I'll continue. So then you're watching these
commercials and these commercials and the news reports
are telling you about Black Friday. And you're gonna have to
run out in the morning stand it actually that night at like
eight o'clock and midnight. No, eight o'clock at night is when
you get in line, and you stand in line. And then at midnight,
the doors open, you go in and you just grab whatever you can,
which I think by the way, it's just people stealing stuff. I
don't think they're actually getting it because it's cheap.
Like this is a great opportunity to rip stuff off. And it's a
total slave movement. And you're supposed to be happy by these
deals. And of course now we have something called Cyber Monday,
which is tomorrow when we're all going to be ordering all these
great deals online. The whole thing is sickening. But ABC
actually gave it the right the right moniker.
Good Morning America this morning black and blue Friday,
America's annual orgy of capitalism gets dicey scuffles
over deals guns pulled over parking spots in the midst of
the mayhem which items are literally flying off the
shelves. I love
orgy of capitalism. That's all good stuff. But you know, here's
what I did. You know, the way they do We've mentioned this a
million times on this show. You know, you hear these reports
from overseas and Benghazi. They've clearly gotten to
Bengali and Bengali. They're clearly sweetened. Now I think
all the news reports should be sweetened. Because why should it
just why should your overseas reports get sweetened into local
reports don't so here's my Black Friday report that's been
sweetened.
Explained sweet and just so people I'm just waiting to
meet you do you take the clip or whatever it is and you go into
the sound room and you add gunfire and you add explosions
you add all the screaming and yelling that isn't really on the
clip or you do the same thing in a comedy show that's not funny
right? And you saw you turn off the laughter in Vegas look like
it's funny. It's not funny
even I can't even hear what she's saying. I can't even
just you gotta put up with it.
Shoppers consumed with the deal turning on one another at this
Walmart last year. Pepper spray to fight suffocation in the
crowd. This is Black Friday in America. Connecticut shopper
John
bullshit Wait, did you do this? Is this the actual report as it
went out? Or did you did you? Is this what you were working on?
Last week? This father of an 18 month old has been camping out
for years. One year he snapped photos as this crowd fought over
$5 headphones
the shoppers just went berserk I've never seen anything like it
people start wandering and grabbing and you just see the
arms all just go at once what is relatively new are shoppers
turning on other
shoppers actually is a consumer psychologist she says
competitive shopping has gotten worse so accepted on Black
Friday that it's here to stay bad behavior has led to serious
injuries even death from crushed workers and shoppers to
shootings at stores. The crowds are just part of obtaining rare
Black Friday deal says Dagat
when they try to you know swing at you or anything it's it's
funny to me because everybody always gets mad when you're the
one with the items that they want.
We're going by competition no matter the cost of young law CNN
Los Angeles
duck didn't cover the way from the Windows take cover and await
further instructions
on nicely sweetened John.
So that's the Black Friday report.
Here's this guy who's this guy's name he is his name was Mike.
What's his name? Yes, Mark Dice. And he's written a book. The
Illuminati facts and fiction This is a very fun book. So he
went out he went out on on Black Friday and he was driving by and
he has a video people were lined up at Target Best Buy and Sears
that lined up at eight o'clock in the evening for the midnight
when the doors open and he's bull Horning them I just want to
play a little bit of this is very funny. Let me see of
7:30pm and this is target where a bunch of mainstream media
watching morons are all lined up looking at these idiots because
it opens at eight o'clock so I'm going to give them a nice
welcome arrow are all a bunch of mainstream media watching more
enemies of America like you that are causing our country to
collapse financially. Look at two slaves lined up for your
Chinese goods. How many 1000s of dollars of credit card debt do I
have? I bet you don't even own out the silver Do you believe
like you that are forcing the poor workers to come in and work
and I love this guy.
And they love the woman with a screeching voice yelling shot.
literally looking at it like zombies. I swear to God he does
more. Let's play a little more so funny. I love them another
one.
They heard me so I'm going to take a swing
I don't think they heard me the zombies I'm gonna go back and do
it again and they start throwing stuff at him
you are you are still ignorant you brain dead zombies you are
the reason for the financial plan America is facing the
hyperinflation disaster you are ignorant consumeristic
Illuminati puppet
I like this guy he's by the way by the way. Yeah, I can see you
doing that in just a few years.
Oh yeah, totally. What do you mean what do you think I'm doing
after the show? I'm going to show my school by donating to no
agenda Imagine all the people who could do that oh yeah,
that'd be fun
bless you Illuminati slaves we've got here
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would have plenty of my own Shut up slave moments. Anyway, back
in October, the anti bullying month, our ninth grade son came
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bully was defined for the school as a small scale terrorist.
And wait a minute. This is what they're teaching now. Yeah, the
bullet so as someone who's a bully is a quote small scale
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Isn't that amazing? I believe that too. I mean, it's like the
schools teach the weirdest stuff. I was incredulous. Good
word and a bully who tosses around mean words whom I
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I'm sure my son was annoyed as well and couldn't help but see
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have to what happens if you don't they had
to wear the T shirts. That's what she means. Yeah, she Yeah,
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implying that these kids are really victims to be it just
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and and after reading this no because it actually came in as
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They'll catch up I hope on Thursday. Yeah.
Well, the way you can support Yes, go ahead.
I'm sorry. Before you go on to that. We have to make a
correction. Oh, Laurie?
Oh, yes. No, we have to do a reuniting. Are you kidding me
reuniting is put him on the list. And he's now black night
because it's got screwed up. And I want to remind people that
black neighborhoods are only obtained by us screwing up.
Okay, and well, can you explain what happened and how we can
avert well is
is Finnish. And apparently in Finland. Every female name that
we think of as fit female in the United States is actually all
guys. I think the only female I think there is one female name
and all of Finland. And I don't even know what it is because I
haven't gotten a female donor. So So Laurie, which is whom, who
Eric does, she'll actually met along with comic book blogger in
Helsinki,
Weymouth, Eric Eric show McCombs troops comic strip blogger. No,
no, no.
Yes. Yes. You met comic strip? No, no, no, no, no, it's
it's the other guy. It's Luke. Not comic strip blogger.
Oh, I thought it was calm. Okay. Matt. Luke. Right. All right. So
please, easy as possible. And well, whoever you met, he didn't
meet that you met Laurie who he thought was the greatest guy
ever. So anyway, you know, Eric is finish really is gonna get
his finished citizenship as a matter of fact.
And what will I get him? We'll get him fishing rights. What do
you get for that?
What do you get? Well, you get the safety of being a Finnish
citizen, the oh, that he also gets health care. Because Eric
was born with a with a with a defective valve and his heart
just hasn't really made any difference to him. I mean, he's
still normal, but he's still alive, clearly. Well, no, I
mean, healthy too, but But theoretically, he's going to
have to have it operated on needs some day. And it's one of
those operations that but wait is a rip off.
Let me just understand. So he's gouging the state of Finland
without power. Now he's finished no socialist country. I
understand but you had known you have to like pay taxes in
Finland. If you are if you're going to take advantage of the
system.
He's going to do I don't know I don't not finish. Well, then
don't I did the math and it's a good deal. And don't bring it
up. If
you don't know. I mean, don't pretend like I'm just telling
you what he's gonna do. I'm
not going to. I don't I can't answer all the questions for
him.
Well, you brought him up. Um, he
says he definitely obviously did the math. No, I brought it he's
going to be finished and you asked why.
I didn't ask why he was finished.
You said finish so you can eat but herring I mean, you had some
some snide comment. No, you said he's you have no respect for the
Finns.
I do want you right I don't do Forex stuff boards slash n a.
But we're gonna reunite him. shows that I do have respect for
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ruinous women and Rose Hey guys, isn't sock a vodka and vanilla
and dribbles and ginger ale?
So our tax rate is running around 30%. And it's going to go
up thanks to Obama 39. In Finland, the income tax rate
national for an individual is between 6.5 and 29.7. Yeah,
that'd be making millions to get that higher rate.
Um, I think it's well, yeah, but then but the way they do Park
moving violations, is you can get fined like $10,000 for
speeding.
But you can get fined over $1,000 in California and in
Washington state they find you for going one mile over the
speed limit. Yeah. But the weird thing is I'm looking at the
taxes. The weird thing here is they have a church tax.
In where
inland really 1% to 2.5%. They need a no agenda tax.
Wouldn't that be nice if we just got a tax? We just got like a
credit every year from but then of course, we wouldn't be able
to say anything.
No, no, no that Yeah, I know. What's the worst they can do
they take the tax away. Yeah. So you're gonna say besides good
divorce.org/and A Howard. He
said that? Oh,
what you said what?
No, what I said nothing. What are you talking about?
So I got a clip. There's a clip that you'd like Max Keiser, you
know, the financial guidance on Russia today? Because that's the
only place to get it getting
Stacy the woman was on that's his fiancee.
Oh, his co host Yeah, he's doing her that's what I thought she's
feeding him soft balls. I guess he's feeding her soft balls to
Hey, yo. So anyway he what he's saying now is that the end of
the world is near Chris he says this all the time,
unfortunately. But he's mentioned that KKR Kravitz
called us and Robert wherever the you know the big there the
the private equity buyout guys. Yeah, they've decided to they're
bundling a bunch of their deals and selling them off to the
public. And Kaiser suspicious because these guys would never
do that unless they were going to collapse. And so they said
that he's thinks the whole thing's a scam. And he's in
London now apparently
he used to be in Paris and now the move the outfit to London.
I'm not sure why he did that.
I don't know but he's sure likes to bitch about it. And here's
where he goes on. Find the Queen
playing out of control situation here. And it was most likely due
to the lower corporate tax receipts.
Right because the economy is shrinking due to the scandals of
the banks, the four horsemen of the paper Apocalypse Royal Bank
of Scotland, Lloyds, HSBC, and that I mentioned Barclays. So
these are the four major protagonists in a tragedy called
the killing of the UK economy. And George Osborne, of course,
and George and David Cameron, they're going to need the global
market to buy their debt. They need more debt to keep
themselves afloat, even though the country has gone completely
into a zombie state. So what is Cameron doing to euro, the
Eurozone, which could be a natural buyer of his debt? He's
saying no, no, we don't want to be a part of the Eurozone. He's
antagonistic toward his meant his his boss and angle the
Merkel. You know, he's antagonistic, which, who's going
to be buying the bonds of the UK to finance their economy going
forward? Not the Eurozone? No, no, no, who's going to be buying
these bonds? Oh, KKR. They can sell the Tower of London for 10
cents on the dollar, sell Buckingham Palace for $50
billion. And let's get over this whole royalty thing. Because
that's a big waste of money. They got to do a leveraged
buyout of Buckingham Palace, do a leveraged buyout of the Queen
and all the spawn of the Queen and the Duke and get dead get
rid of this debt, put them on a stamp put them on a flag, but
get rid of them as physical entities because they're mucking
up the economy.
As soon as he threatened that of course, there will be a genuine
old fashioned debt Do you believe the cream will say it
dispense with this debt?
It is good KKR you know, Queen? Listen to me. Queen Elizabeth
KKR is in your backyard threatening you declared debt
jubilee for this country and drive the snakes of KKR and
other private equity groups out of Britain. Do your country and
favorite Queen Elizabeth, drive out the snakes of Kohlberg
Kravis and Roberts.
Now listen, let me say something I this is not one of my favorite
Max Keiser bits. And I don't and I'm now that I know that he and
Stacy are in bed together literally. It's annoying to me.
It is no, no, it's just annoying, because you know, I
can see him yelling at her in the bedroom, which is I get all
kinds of weird visions. But I think he's in London, I think
he's on someone's payroll, I think he sold out. I think he's
yelling about certain things on the behest of someone else that
that is what I think is going on. And that's part of the
reason for his move close to the city of London, the banking
city, which is his own entity, is his handlers want him close
to the vest. And he couldn't be in France anymore to do this. I
think he sold out. And he's yelling about people and
companies, but he's not yelling about all of them. And the Lord
of the Queen business was dumb. That was not a funny bit.
Because Because what's really happening is if here's what I
expect him to talk about, as there was a big meeting in, in
Brussels, where all of the Euro chiefs came together, and to
talk about the budget for the next decade, as they say it
which actually means a decade, but they say decade. And here's
haiku Herman talking about that,
we'll need some more time to finalize the solution. This is
the budget for the rest of the decade. And the next seven years
when he actually said properly, this time be crucial to put
Europe back on the path of recovery and gross. So we must
get it right. There is no need to dramatize these budget
negotiations are so complex that generally takes two goes, my
feeling is that we can go further. But it takes some
preparatory work. And it has to be balanced. There is a
political will to break some taboos, and to find an agreement
funnily but it the state of play at this stage is that on the
basis of my proposal, there is no agreement.
I love high takes ealert at 15 minutes, I cut it down to say
there's no deal. There's no agreement on budget. That's what
Max Keiser should be reporting on is that everyone's trying to
figure out how to screw the slaves more. And he's there
yelling about KKR Cui bono on that. I think he sold out.
I'm not saying he didn't I'm not a big Max Keiser fan. I just
thought it was funny that I would ask the queen for a
jubilee or anyone's even bringing it up as becoming a
meme.
Well, we I think we were the first ones to talk about the
debt jubilee amongst ago, man, but we as recent as a man as a
long time ago, yeah, we brought it up and then we talked about
and then we we went into what that means. And it's every What
is it according to the Bible every 50 years I think there
should be.
Remember somebody in the chat some Bible guy in the chat room
might know. Hey, Bible guy, a Bible guy.
pipe up Bible Guide. Meanwhile, back here at home where we live,
Little Timmy. He had this to say you
agree with Alan Greenspan, we want to just eliminate the debt
ceiling? Oh, absolutely. You know, Willie, will you propose
that? Well, you know, this is only something only Congress can
solve. Congress put it on itself. We've had 100 years of
experience with it. And I think only once last summer. Did
people decide to use it to threaten default on the American
credit for the first time in history as a tool for political
advantage? And that's not that's not a tenable strategy isn't the
time to eliminate it, we've been talking a long time about
eliminated sooner, the better.
So he actually wants the, the debt ceiling just eliminated
altogether. So you can just do whatever he wants. He's like,
hey, print up more and more and more and more and more. Is this
a good policy?
Well, it depends on your perspective, I think most people
would say no, but of course, my thesis, which is that you
shouldn't be printing more money by the ton. Is that? Yeah, it's
a fine, fine idea.
Well, but But should we just so let's say you are the Bernanke.
And you can do whatever you want. I mean, should we just let
you go go forever and ever? Or should we give you a stop
somewhere, you know, like, there should be some backstop and
I think you should go? Well, here's the way it would work.
You'd go for as long as you could, and then the economy
would collapse. Now. It's kind of a weird theory.
There we are. Yeah. Okay. Hi, John, you should just have your
walk around making that sound,
then it will collapse in 2017. Whatever you do, the thing is,
is going to collapse anyway, because you want to go through a
miserable collapse that go that drags on forever. Because the
last time we had when we went through a miserable collapse,
which was in 1929. It dragged on to 1940, because you had a party
in power, the Democrats that did everything they could to make
sure that because they couldn't fix it, and they didn't know
what they were doing. And instead of a normal collapse,
which lasts about a year and a half. And it's you because they
don't try to fix it. The old old school was, especially in 2008
was let these banks fail. Let these guys go out of business.
Let them go through bankruptcy let General Motors go through
bankruptcy doesn't mean they're going to stop making cars. It
just means that they have a jubilee. Bankruptcy is Jubilee.
And everybody you know, restarts and then they
say that again, bankruptcy is Jubilee.
Well, Jubilee is a broad based thing, but it's individual
Jubilee. Yeah, I've got a million dollars in debt, and I
got $500,000 in assets. I go bankrupt. Now I'm going to clean
slate.
This is a great idea. What's the downside?
Well, the downside is that everybody does it, then there's
going to be zero liquidity out there, you know, for anybody
getting any money because it won't be any money left. But
there's no real downside to bankruptcies, it's part of the
system, and it's part of the system for banks to go bankrupt.
So they wouldn't let the banks go bankrupt. So they gave them a
Jubilee, they should have given the public one and let the banks
sorted out. Anyway, so that's what happens and that's what's
going to happen. Okay, so, you know, Bernanke, I think is
totally familiar with this kind of thinking and he wants to
crank the presses up. But everybody knows that is
considered a bad idea. Oh, they're printing money. They're
printing money not realizing that in 1849 when gold was
discovered, it was the equivalent of printing money you
went out to your backyard and you picked up a nugget all of a
sudden this this is now worth something you didn't have before
the day before.
Well, if we could only make dog poop the new golden we'd be in
business just make that valuable. Just say hey, dog poop
is now the new gold can tweet me
be the richest guy in this area and
the good this nugget over here. Really good nugget I found so
but I was talking to the kids last night and I want to make
sure I'm not giving them false information. Because the the
kids today, you know like buzzkill juniors age he's what?
24?
No, he's older. He's already.
Yeah. Okay. So these kids are 2022. And, and they're looking
at like, what kind of future do they have? And I told them last
night, I said, it's going to suck until 2017. But then it's
going to be great. Do I have to revise that that I get it the
wrong way around?
Well, here's what here's what the cycle, the classic worst
case scenario cycle and even a best case scenario, cycle, hit
2017 is an issue. And what happens you get a run up and
everything looks good. And you could probably position yourself
in a nice job to coast because you have a secondary collapse in
2017, which will happen in one way or the other. And then it
goes flat. It looks like it's going flat, but that's the two
that's your opportunity right there because from then on until
2020 by 26, everything's rosy. So it picks up a set for one
small issue. And this is again, my
stops. Before you continue, just say that in short, so suck until
2017, then it's good until 2025. Is that what you said?
No, you have you have what? Things are actually beginning to
get good. And so you have a run up and then a collapse.
Collapse. Give
me that. When does it suck? When is it good? Make it simple for
me.
I would say that when you if you really want to be conservative,
you put all your money in the invest everything you have
starting in 2018 2019, after that collapses, and 2017 Because
there's a there's like a
I'm confused, you told me that we're going to have the big
collapse in March of 2013. Now, what happens between 2013 and
2017? Blank, nothing goes on bad. So nothing happens then
2017. That's when the run up starts to 2025. And we have the
mega collapse.
Yeah, but what happens is, the run up usually results in a
minor collapse that looks like it's never gonna end. But that's
bullcrap. It's just a trick. It's a trap. But
let me ask you this, though. This is too complicated. You
know, no wonder you haven't written the book. You keep
rewriting it. It's like it's always not changed any of these
opinions. Okay, so when is everything over? When is it like
the 80s and 90s hookers and blow and party time again? When does
that start?
Well, there's a complication. Let me tell you what it is that
you're 2020 is when you can just throw all your money into
anything you know, making, you'll be rich 20. But here's
the problem. Eight years 80 years? Yeah, there is a massive
dislocation. What war style. It started with the American
Revolution. 80 years later, we had the Civil War. 80 years
later, we had World War Two and 80 years later is 2020. And
trying to scope out what's going to happen in 2020, drone wars,
we have no idea because every one of these wars is a little
different. There was a revolutionary period in the
1700s civil wars, a totally alien thing we'll never have
again in this country. That was different. And then World War
Two, which was stemmed from World War One, in many ways, was
crazy. And we probably won't see anything like that again.
Because with all the nukes we've got to do, we just nobody's
going to do that. So it'd be something else. I think it's
going to be some sort of proxy war. With drones or something
along those lines. I have no idea. It'd be drones flying over
and foreign drones shooting at us. I don't know. But that's a
complication. But that's, that's
that's gonna be 1920 2020 I don't think so. I think it's
going to be different. I think it will be a cyber war. And it
will be about bits and bytes power on power off, I believe,
even in 2000 this No, Obama 20 Then Obama's term, this term
that we have, that he has is the four years he's going into, we
will see most likely false flag, we will see a cyber attack that
takes down at least a part if not all of the power grid for a
period of time. We're going to see that and I think it's coming
in 2013 It'll be a part of the year 100 years of antiquated
infrastructure. Because we're going to need that we're going
to need to put people to work and doing something we're gonna
need warfare for the 2020 War. I think a cyber war is the easiest
because you can still do all the damage you don't kill people in
the old fashioned way. You know, they they you kill them by you
know, you know, their their stuff doesn't work you know, the
electricity doesn't you know, it's just like yeah, they get
cold and die and they die off you know, it's just simple it's
a simple way to do it. It's really frightening and and only
the hackers in the SIS admins will be the ones who keep us
alive and help us survive and there are friends which is good
well, I don't know I said I you know, this these things are
always you don't know how they're going to shake out you
can only I only know the cycle and I can just kind of surmise
what might happen. You're probably you could be right. It
could be that I think drones are more exciting.
I think it's I think that drones is just a temporary thing. Well
actually you can combine the two you can take drones that are
hacked and then you know the end there and they're flying them
into towers. Yeah, well, no, I mean, drone the wrong people.
And you know, that could all be a part of it. Meanwhile, there's
some weird protests going on, particularly in Euro land, where
things appear to be on fire now there's I put a video in the
video section of the show notes. By the way show notes you get as
a part of your value for value proposition 464 dot na
shownotes.com Also no agenda news network.com where you can
always get the latest news as it rolls through on a A minute li
basis literally. And the video is titled excerpts of German
documentary about the general failure of Europe. It has
subtitles. It's very, very good. That's about 15 minutes. You
must watch this. It shows all the writing all the crap that's
going on. But I have a question about this next report, which
comes from EURO NEWS. I have a question about this particular
protest, John.
Italian teachers and students have once again hit the streets
of Rome, just 10 days after protests about the latest cuts
to the education budget turned violent. Despite spending less
than almost all wealthy countries on education.
According to the most recent OECD figures, the Italian
government has repeatedly cut spending in the sector in recent
years. Due to not shields to fighting clashes, in one study,
we were carrying these first facts have important messages on
them, which we'd like to send everyone here are protesting
against the cuts to the education budget that were
carried out by both the Berlusconi and Monti government.
The protests went ahead without police authorization, security
personnel stayed on high alert in case of further clashes.
Teachers and students are also worried about a controversial
bill currently being discussed in parliament, which would allow
schools to bid for private funding. And then this problem
of work when students leave education, the jobless rate
among young people in Italy stands at 35%.
So I listened to this report, and I'm going back to my own
school days now back in the day, I hope for nothing but the
school to crumble, and then not to be any money for teachers.
I'm like, Yay, less school, hated school, you know, and now
we have young kids protesting because the government's not
funding the school enough. It makes no sense to me. And then I
thought, wait a minute, are these commie bastards? Or are
they just trying to stay in school longer? So they don't
have to go out into the workplace where there's no work?
Is that what's going on? Can you explain this?
Well, UK, it surprises me that this is a shock to you, because
we've already seen as we've just a year and year and a half ago,
when the Brits had had this issue where the kids wouldn't
didn't like the higher tuition. They made a big fuss about it.
Oh, yes, you're right. You're right. And then we had the
Canadian thing that could the Red Square people next, the
Caribbeans that come Becker's data, and they actually took
over some loose seats in parliament in Pakistan. So this
is a major, major trend in the in the world.
So the trend is, oh, no, of course not. And they don't want
it to be publicly. They don't want it to be commercialized,
because then they know that they're definitely not going to
get a free ride. Because you know, commercial companies don't
work that way. Hmm.
Interesting that just rethink it. You'll come up with
something.
No, no, I'm starting to understand well, but we don't
have that here in in America.
No, we just have some other kind of scam going on.
I mean, it is it still surprises me. And the only thing I can
come up with is it just it must be the drugs that we have all
these kids on. He has really surprises me how no one is
angry. No one's no one's out protesting no one's
nobody protests anymore in the United States
anything at all? Anything.
It's well when they do it in the media doesn't cover it. They're
quashed, and there's no point in it. Now talking about education,
yes, I got a little iPads bad for kids report is kind of
interesting to me. Experts have
cautioned against letting toddlers below three years old
to get too familiar with mobile devices. They say it might
hamper their ability to learn as they grow. The three year old
Randy Smith has been playing with an iPad since he was two.
And his parents say he is quite familiar with some of the mobile
devices advanced features. But the experts we spoke to believe
that children his age should spend more time interacting with
their physical environment. They say interacting too much with a
virtual interface could interfere with the child's
ability to understand the world around him.
Wow, yeah. This little kid they had in the report. Yeah, he had
an iPhone in his hand he wouldn't take put it down or
stop looking at it and poking at it. Right. I think it's sick.
Yeah, it is. It is sad. Well, don't isn't isn't kind of true
that in throughout human history, technology eventually
gets us into big trouble.
Well, I mean, they're living in a cave.
Well, but yeah, so we were living in caves. And then we
invented fire and then fire eventually, you know, got us to
the point where we were burned each other down. And that was
technology one, and then we had the wheel and then you were
running each other down. And then we had gunpowder and we
were killing each other down. And you know, just keeps on
going. I mean, so why don't we eventually just be Seiberling
each other to death? I mean, isn't it?
Stick with you stick with your theory I like this. You're
you're gonna you can develop this into a small
ebook. And I giblet a giblet on Anil giblet. It's a very small
book. It's about four pages. I just wrote it.
So by the way, did you hear this story that UK takes foster
children? Yeah. Do you have a I have a clip. Do you have a clip?
I have a clip. But I have a competitive clip.
Let me hear your clip. Yeah. One second. is amazing. This story.
I mean, you just set it up. We just go into it.
Yeah, this story. This is the setup.
This by all accounts is a family with an exemplary fostering
record. They've been fostering kids for the last 12 years.
What the front of the clip is missing. I'll set it up.
This UK takes foster children.
Yeah, I don't know what happened at the front of it. I died day
or whatever.
Listen my clip. My clip explains it better.
The education secretary has condemned the decision of
Rotherham Borough Council to remove three children from the
care of a couple because they're members of the UK Independence
Party. Michael Gove said the decision is indefensible, rather
than console said it's launching an immediate inquiry and that
has taken the action because of you Kip stance on immigration,
as the siblings were EU migrants. I was speaking to BBC
News This Morning, the head of Children's Services at Rotherham
Borough Council Joyce Bakker said Social Services took the
decision, because the children's long term needs were not being
met, we will come up with any political party, but I have to
weigh up the appropriateness of placing children in certain
settings. So I might be criticized for example of
placing Pakistani children in a non Pakistani household. For
example, if the family if the birth family were keen that they
will remain brought up, and that face and that culture, because I
would be having to think to myself, can the host family the
foster carers meet the cultural ethnic needs of the family. So
there's absolutely no difference to this one, really. So as I
say, different circumstances are perfect with frosted frosted,
but I had to take the decision in conjunction with legal advice
as to the longer term future for the children.
You know, I thought a long time about what is going on here. And
although I'm not entirely sure where this is coming, this is a
PR move by someone no doubt. Did you have a thought on that
before I dive in?
There's an election in the area where the Independence Party is
actually got a candidate that probably wouldn't win, but could
now so there's that angle. So the Independence Party for
anyone out there Americans in particular, this the party that
Nigel Farraj, is belongs to and it's a it's a small party of
about 12% of the public in the UK that believes that the EU
sucks, right, and that they shouldn't let every Pakistani
that wants to come and become a Brit.
Well, no one actually know. So this is a little different. In
this case, what the woman says on the council, by the
way, in talking about the Independence Party in general,
the way they're perceived.
Well, it's very what you said about Europe is very, very
important because with the way they're perceived is different,
I think from obviously, from what is going on, they do not
want the influx of east Europeans, Europeans from the
Balkan states coming into our onto an island. So it's very
weird when you have an island because it tends to get full and
difficult to manage that when you just open up the borders,
which by the way is no longer true. It's not that easy to get
in anymore, but they're all in essentially. And in the council.
So this kind of the local government in the in Gitmo
nation, East VA, it's very, very frightening. The power these
people have and the things they do. These are the people that
put hidden cameras into your trash cans, you know, the
cameras in people's houses to make sure that they're treating
the children they take children away, protecting Child
Protective Services. If they're too fat, you know all kinds it's
really really Gitmo nation to the extreme, very, very
frightening. And when you see this woman talking, you just
throw up in your mouth. I mean, it's like a little Hitler. A
little Valerie Jarrett, Hitler woman and you can just see it
like oh my god, just such a. So what is happening here is these.
These children are in a foster home. And they've been placed
into a different foster home with the judgment with the
No, no, they weren't placed in a different foster home minders,
no standing they were placed in an orphanage. No.
I think they were being put into a different foster home.
That's not the report I have. Yeah, well, I go on.
I've been researching this for kind of like two days. So they
were in a foster home. But these foster parents are members of
the UK independent party who believe that that European
Europeans should get out these two children are Eastern
Europeans, exactly the kind that the UK IP party thinks should To
be kicked out. So the counselors saying this is a bad situation
for them because these foster parents are against, you know,
it's a very weird reasoning obviously, but they're against
having these types of human resources even being in Gitmo
nation at all analogous to not putting Pakistani orphans with
Pakistani foster parents. That's what they're saying. I think
it's a big PR job. I'm not quite sure who's benefiting because of
sick and twisted and it just shows you how demented the
United Kingdom really is.
You know, we don't get much donations from the UK anymore.
That just dropped off the face of the earth because they're
sick
and demented over there that's like sick into them because it's
all people do. There is drink you Christina has a lot of
friends on on Facebook. From you know, she she basically grew up
her formative years as a teenager were in in and around
London. And these kids, I love them, you know, the very, very
sweet I know them all and and they're a mountain absolutely
nothing zero. They're amounting to nothing, John, there's no
work, there's no place to go. They're all living at home.
They're not living at home. They're living around at their
friend's houses. They're couchsurfing. I'm generalizing.
And I'd love to hear from some some of our producers and get
more nation east but I agree. It's, I think they're just lying
in the gutter in a drunken stupor and then I've listened to
podcasts anymore.
Like a bee. But I only have one last weird clip which just goes
off topic a little bit, but I just thought this was peculiar
when I saw it on one of the foreign broadcasts, the priests
versus Imams. Okay, doesn't just play and you'll see what it's
about.
Bosnia, Catholic priests and Muslim Imams face off in a
charity soccer match. Legislators for both groups came
up with the idea after Local Authorities said the city needed
money for a new kindergarten 1000s of bands bought tickets to
the match and cheered whoever score the priests one, five to
three was the reality show.
Isn't this kind of costume sort of an incident the priests beat
the moms five to three
where was the where did this take place? What a wonderful
Bosnia
when is this? Is this an end of all production? Mark Burnett,
will they be bringing this to
bring net to Fox eggs? It would be a great show
I really am priests versus eat moms is a great it's a fantastic
show,
talking about that sort of thing. And I'm up here and Nick.
You know, Canadian borders are watch Canadian TV. And last
night they didn't have any of the American football games. So
I missed all of them. But I got to see. And I didn't realize it
was Canadian because I got to watch the Saskatchewan sirens.
Play the Vancouver angels in lingerie football bowl.
What is lingerie like they play in lingerie? Yeah, no. Yeah,
it's well, it's lingerie with some padding. But they need for
football. It's a football game.
But does it women are dudes.
It's women. There's women, women, jocks, the same kind of
women. That'd be wrestlers.
Long women jocks what is it called?
Lon is called lingerie football bowl. Bo W L and it's a it's a
major sport. I apparently in Canada. My wife was watching
she's renamed a Teamster Saskatchewan sluts.
Oh my god. Oh my god. Here's a picture of two of the
contestants tagging each other. Oh, there you have it. Oh my
God. Is this is this available? Oh, no. Doesn't show No. Hello.
Yes. Big time show notes. Oh, my goodness. This is this is on
Canadian television. Yeah. So let's get those sling boxes.
Everybody. We need to understand what's happening. Oh my
goodness. Wow. And they play football? Yeah. Tango football.
I cannot believe that we don't have this in America. This is
fantastic. I mean, I think football is a great sport now.
Wow, get a franchise here and the i l l u s.com.
I mean, get a franchise really? I'm putting this in the show
notes. Where should I should but I'll put it under sports is
good. holons sources is good to hear. You can find that it's a
new category here on the show. Wow. Wow.
They say it's an American. I would look at this American
lingerie Football League and it says America but it's a Canadian
teams playing each other. I don't see the Americans
involved. But these
these are Canadian women. Canadian women are hot. It's
basically for those of you of course listening to the podcast
in the car thinking you're trying to drive and Google this
with one hand stop because you're going to crash when you
see that The images is basically the cheerleaders are playing
football. That's essentially what it is. But they have like
lingerie on oh my god,
we'll see I guess it's kind of lingerie. Is there no field
goals no punts, it's a kickoff to start the game and second
half the team was attempt to get a first down on every fourth. So
it's the same, and they Tet. Well, no because you don't
pumped. There are seven women on each side of the 50 yard field.
It's like arena football. It's kind of closer to arena
football. It's a quarterback couple running backs, and they
go for it. It's really something to see.
Let me see if there's a video with you. This is this is I love
that first picture I got though, like the the two contestants
kissing each other sexy. Oh, my goodness. So who won? Who won
the 2000
that was tied six to six at the half and I went to do some
clips. I don't know who won. It was the SAT. It was the
Saskatoon. I can look it up Saskatchewan and they probably
play out of Saskatoon. That'd be my guess.
Yeah, John. Yeah. So let me just get this straight. You. You were
pre producing the show.
I couldn't watch the whole game. Right. Okay.
Well, good work. Good word, my friend. You brought me You've
turned me on to a new sport, which I'm really the finest
sport I can I can rally behind. It's very it was
kind of funny as they have their celebration dances to win the BC
angels make a touchdown. They they all dropped to the ground
and do a snow angel in on the grasses. It was quite humorous.
No. Yes. Okay. I mean, this is great. All I need is some
lingerie bowl and somehow a doll and I'm good to go.
If you type in BC angels, you'll get outside videos. I'm
quite done with the with looking all this. Thank you very much.
Okay, so we have an end of show clip sent to me by Sir Jim. It's
Jonathan Rauch. And it is titled in defense of being offensive.
And this ties into the bullet to the bullying meme, although not
mentioned specifically, but how we need to remain offensive to
each other from time to time because that's the only way we
grow as human beings. So after you hear this clip, go out and
offend somebody. And then let us know how it worked out for you.
Because he's not so accepted anymore. But it's very
important, which is part of the reason why we are the best
podcast in the universe. We are equal opportunity offenders. We
learn we grow from this and we hope you do too. And if you felt
you grew somewhat, no matter where send us a donation.
dvorak.org/na You're not doing that show. Are you later today.
Now you just
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So we back on Thursday. Looking forward to speaking with you.
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Offended is part of how we learn. If you can't offend
people, then you can't criticize people. And if you can't
criticize people and ideas, then there is absolutely no way to
figure out what ideas are good and what ideas are bad. My name
is Jonathan Roush. I'm a guest scholar at the Brookings
Institution in Washington and I wrote a book a while back called
kindly Inquisitors, the new attacks on free thought, almost
every authority in human history that has tried to enforce one
orthodoxy or another, first has got it wrong. And second, has
been well intentioned. Whenever anyone tells you I've got it
right, I've got the one true answer, and everyone else is
wrong, and I'm going to enforce it. That person is not only a
menace to freedom, but more important a menace to human
thriving and human knowledge. And it would be a shame if
universities of all places have in this country forgot that
lesson. The fundamental reason we have universities is to
discover knowledge and to convey to students how we discover
knowledge. The way we discover knowledge is by starting out
with our prejudices, our bigotries, our mistakes, and
testing them and throwing away the 99% That's wrong and keeping
the rest. But prejudice and bigotry and error are not the
enemies of knowledge. They're the raw material of knowledge.
As the enemy of knowledge is the kind of certitude that won't let
you put prejudice and bigotry and error out there and won't
let you test it, because if you can't test the bad stuff, in
order to weed out the good stuff, all you have is bad
stuff. I've been writing as an openly gay advocate of gay
equality, and now gay marriage for 20 years. And to me, it's
been a miracle to witness the power of persuasion in America,
as Martin Luther King understood. And as Frank how
many great gay activists recently died understood. By far
the most important tool that minorities have for obtaining
equality in America is our power to change people's mind by our
force of argument and by our force of example. So I wrote a
book called kindly Inquisitors that 20 years ago, in which I
argued that the biggest threat to freedom of speech in America
in many ways is not from the traditional book burners and
sensors. It's from well, intention, liberals and
progressives, in many cases who want to protect minorities, and
want to protect people from being as they called it, wounded
by words, what they were trying to do, I called it the
humanitarian impulse, because basically, it was trying to make
society a better and kinder place. The problem with that is
that it's misguided because we members of minorities, we're not
delicate flowers. We don't need to be protected from people who
don't like us or respected because we can't earn their
respect or admiration or change their mind by hiding from them.
We have got to be in situations where we can confront and
encounter them sometimes angrily, but more often, with
persuasion. The humanitarian attack, basically,
unfortunately, stigmatizes criticism. It says hurting
people's feeling with words is a bad thing. Well, it's not a good
thing. I grant you that but it's a necessary part of the
knowledge creation process, forcing people into dialogue,
forcing them to criticize each other and to encounter ideas
that they may not like that is the purpose of a university. And
that is the thing that saves minorities and moves humanity
toward newer better ideas. The core principle for me is the
distinction between on the one hand what I call purism and on
the other hand, what I call pluralism. purism as the idea
that a society has to be effectively cleansed of
prejudice and bigotry and hateful views. Because as long
as those views around, minorities are going to feel
unsafe or be unsafe, pluralism is a very different view. It
says Bring it on, the more the better. The only really sick
really safe situation in society is when you can pit these views
against each other. And when minorities get their say, and
have the opportunity to denounce and refute views that are biased
and bigoted. I think the right answer and I think this has been
proven by centuries of human experience is in fact pluralism.
We can't trust anybody and authority to make smart
decisions for us about what's the acceptable point of view.
And I think again, and again, on college campuses and elsewhere.
It's been minorities and others who at the end of the day have
stood up and said, you know, if we don't stand up for groups
that take the other side, who's going to stand up for us? One of
the things that the great writer HL Mencken once said is there's
no good idea was ever born that didn't start out by offending
people being offended is part of how we learn. If you can't
offend people, then you can't criticize people. And if you
can't criticize people and ideas, then there is absolutely
no way to figure out what ideas are good and what ideas are bad.
I'm not for offending people on purpose, but is offensiveness an
absolutely indispensable part of the process of developing
knowledge and living together as a society? Absolutely. And is it
a dangerous situation when someone can shut down the search
for truth by saying oh, that offends me. Absolutely.
feeds back to it some pressure stepped up in the pulpit just
lost it and Brittany Taylor right there for the
interception. Looking long looking for cross she's going
great. I think she just shot trail final comes off one tackle
leans forward and I think yep, she did touchdown.
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