Hey, Adam curry, John C. Dvorak
is December 2 2012. Time for you getting on nation media
assassination episode 466.
This is no agenda,
minimizing the probability and consequences of failures here in
the capital of the drove Star State Boston Tea House in the
morning, everybody. Hi, I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's raining like cats and
dogs, or it is cats and dogs raining i Who cares? I'm John C.
Dvorak
skill. Is this not exactly what they predicted? That you scoffed
at on Thursday?
This is ridiculous. It's not the rain as the ants when it rains
too much. It's been raining all night and day. Yeah. Which is
what the weather isn't good.
Why is it good storm? Yeah, they predicted Yeah.
And well, it drives the ants out of the ground because it get
drowned. You know,
for people who don't know, there is an ant colony that goes all
the way from Mexico to I think the border of Canadia.
I don't it's there's none of these ants in Washington State.
Oh, really? Because they they said it that it goes all the way
up? Well, maybe, maybe not. They're not in Washington. We've
never seen one. We had them in Los Angeles. It was so bad that
we're coming out of the light sockets. Is that what you have?
There's just one is it. Here's, these are Argentinian ants.
Right and unusual. Do they speak? Brazilian?
No, no, that's Portuguese. Argentinian speak Spanish.
Not good. Okay, so the Spanish speaking ants.
It's it's an unusual ant colony because it's one giant ant
colony. And so if say you have a big mound of them somewhere like
in, say, your backyard, and you wipe them out, and a few of the
ants get away and they roam around, and then they find
another hive. The other ones welcome the new ant in and put
them to work, as opposed to what most ants do, which is they kill
the interlopers. So these ants can they don't have to, you
know, they're they're non committal, I guess. And so
they're all over the place. Yeah. And there are gazillions
of them. They don't bite or anything harmless or randomly,
incredibly get
into everything they get in everything they get. There's a
we've had this and it's incredibly hard to get rid of
them. Because you literally have to, especially the kitchen is
the hardest one takes days. It can take longer than that. And
particularly if your kitchen is somewhat messy. I'm looking at
you to vorak
We literally had to take everything out of the kitchen,
and places in a neutral place while just to exterminate these
ants that were in all the cupboards, they go along
electricity lines, they come out of wall sockets, they could they
come out of the craziest places, it is the most disgusting thing.
Take some pictures and tweet them.
Well, we don't have the we were kind of honest. So I don't have
good. What you want to get is when you have like a you have
your kitchen garbage in a container, and then you get up
in the morning. And there is a line that looks like a black
line done with a magic marker. And it's going back and forth.
And then there's also these weird, there's the funniest
thing are these creepy beetles. There's a creepy little you
don't see him that often. But when you see him, it's like,
what's this? And they're hanging out with the ants. These little
beetles are like lame cards. They're a little bitty, they're
like triple and just like three in three lengths of an ant, but
at the same kind of basic size. And they they're going in and
out and they've they're apparently no the ants don't
they say yeah, whatever. It's like the it's like the Borg. If
you're on a Borg ship. You can wander around and the Borg don't
really do anything until you start killing them. Yeah,
I know exactly what you're talking about. Yeah.
So So these ants and these beetles start Yeah, but anyway,
performs this line and you just vacuum them up. And it's weird
that you can vacuum up the entire line, which could be like
five feet long to where they're coming in. And then as soon as
you lift the vacuum up, the line is back again. It was in five
seconds.
Okay, so here's what you do. I have experience with this
because we had that one. Let me let me give you my experience.
When we moved to Los Angeles, there was a line of ants going
around the house. And that lineup regret progressively
worse until they finally found their way in. So there is a
colony somewhere on your on your property. You Lord one you have
to nuke that. And then and then you need to put down some
Splenda because those guys they come up they eat the Splenda and
within seconds, they die. And anything that contains
aspartame, just give it a try. It's guaranteed to work
on any idea I had. That's actually a good idea. What I do
is I have some some ant poison, and they find the points of
entry. And then I just dab it on there and then the ants come by
and they start, you know, having a conniption gins. Yeah. And
then they pretty. Yeah. convulsions and then they start
forming a pile of dead ends and then you can kind of
give them up and yeah, I would also recommend disgusting called
California cultural inferior. Anyone know called Terminix? is
what I do. Terminix those guys are great.
Yeah, they don't give a crap that they're poisoning you or
anybody else now with the
problems gone. Anyway, John, I am very very dismayed at the
start of today's program, not just for your an issue, but I am
so angry that here we are two guys with a perfectly good, not
just good, but an excellent outstanding consultancy. The
curry Devorah consultancy group, we know everything about media,
we know how to sell a message, hey, if you're in the New World
Order, you want to get the slaves to listen up, you know,
come to us. And once again, the President of the United Nation
yet the United States has not taken advantage of the services
of the Kurita vorak Consulting Group.
What did he do wrong this time?
Well, they've got a new slogan for this whole fiscal cliff
thing. Oh, no.
Yeah, of course, our slogan
would be something like right, you know, something that we know
what works, right? Yeah, exactly. Know, what do they do?
And that's why I'm gonna be asking for all of you to make
your voices heard over the next few days. In the next couple of
weeks. I need you to remind members of Congress, Democrats
and Republicans to not get bogged down in a bunch of
partisan bickering.
By the way, do you hear he has a
an S? My favorite he went yesterday. That's Obama to
members of Congress Obama to is the one that has this list. And
what it does, okay.
But let's go ahead and focus on the people who sent us to
Washington, and make sure that we're doing the right thing by
them. I want you to call, I want you to send an email post on
their Facebook wall. If you tweet, then use a hashtag we're
calling my
2k. Now, really, what my 2k they are taking one of the the
something that people associated with one of the biggest hoaxes
in the universe, the y2k computer glitch. And they've now
turned that into my 2k, which is your $2,000 that it'll cost you
if we, if we go off the fiscal cliff, who in the world thinks
this is a good idea? To use something that is associated
with y 2k as something great. And something you need to
remember, and he even has to go in and explain it to K
not why 2k My 2k? Because it's about your 2k in your pocket.
Oh, okay. Yeah, pocket in your pocket. But that
was a scam. parasol. Yeah. So so this is associate associated
with a scam?
Well, and maybe some messaging going on then.
Excuse me. 50% of the Devorah curry consulting group appears
to be eating something.
I have a I have a cough that I've kind of been fighting off a
cold. Yeah. Okay. I either suck on something like this. Or I'm
coughing into the mic. Well, you can choose
to suck on this.
What? Yeah.
Anyway, our president is out there. He's he's doing all the
he's campaigning again. Did you notice that he's like, it's like
the kneecap.
He that's all he can do. In fact, he even said, That's all
he can do.
This is a wonderful time of year. It's been a few weeks
since a long election finally came to an end. And obviously, I
couldn't be more honored to be back in the White House. But I'm
already missing the time that I spent on the campaign visiting
towns like this and talking to folks like you. I love you
back to that sixth sense. Only once. There's only once all day
long for people to be on when we
left Iraq. I think there's a plant in the audience and these
words when this happens, I'm totally convinced of it. Of
course. My story about the Led Zeppelin concert. No, I don't
remember that. So I went to when Led Zeppelin first came in the
United States. They played a bunch of venues in the Bay Area.
Wait, you mean they're not from Kentucky? to English?
So they come over here and so I went to see we want
to feel more the Fillmore EAST, WEST whatever filming I believe
the first Led Zeppelin concert was not at the Fillmore I don't
remember what the venue was for various medicinal reasons, but
I'm pretty sure it wasn't the film. Wait a minute.
I thought you didn't do weed.
No, I was I was on cough medication. So I had a cold. I
was a quill and Anyway, so I go there. And there was I forgot
what song it was. But there's one song where there's where
there's kind of a pregnant pause. And then somebody in the
far left backwards. I know exactly where it came from.
screamed. Yeah. And I would and then they then the band kicked
it up. And it was like it was beautiful. It was like it was
like scripted. And so I was, yeah, well, I went back to work.
I was working at the time at the Kaiser Aluminum can factory as
an inspector. And
just this amazing break the middle. Let me feel that for a
moment. The Kaiser Aluminum cam factory. Okay. I gotcha. Hey,
this is Kenny.
I have plenty of anecdotes about him. I know. Sure. One thing a
guy says, Yeah, I want to see the lead. I want to see Led
Zeppelin the day before I said, I saw him on Saturday. You saw
him when he's I saw him on Sunday. And then I asked her I
said write it when they knew that song was I said, Why at
this point? Did you hear somebody in the far left back
corner scream at the top of their lungs? Kind of a blood
curdling scream? Yeah. And it says, Yeah, I did it. Now it
bull crap.
It's like Bruce Springsteen. Every single time he still does
it during Rosalita. He pulls the girl up from the stage and has
her dance kind of like he did in the video. Remember, the dance
was dancing in the dark? I think when he asked Courtney Cox at
the time, yeah, this is this is the single incidence really? Now
this is this is how shows work. But what
are we talking about? Let me give another anecdote.
Oh, really, we should get on with the show.
The kind of donations we got, we can tell.
talk all we want. You're right.
All right. So I had when I went to a lecture, one of the best
lectures I've ever heard was it was supposed to be an hour
lecture with Phil Spector at Wheeler Auditorium in Berkeley.
And he showed up. Well, this is years ago. And he already went
crazy. Okay. Oh, yeah. And he spoke for three hours. And it
was riveting to be honest about but he gave this story about one
of these rig deals. Apparently Little Richard when he was
younger, used to do a bit like this. He was always running
around on the station. And at one point in his act, he'd climb
up the curtains to like the top of this proceeding and Mars way
out there. Yeah. And then he'd fall. And he'd fall with a loud
thud and if the show would stop,
oh, and it was like it was a gag on gag.
And then they had the doctors came out on a stretcher came
out, they put him on the stretcher, and they started
carrying him up the aisle. But he still had his microphone. And
right as he was about to leave, he led out our screech and came
running back on stage sliding on his knees and into the next
song.
Wow. I think George Michael tried that. It was well, I was
very successful for him. Anyway, so Okay, so So can I, this is
something very weird happened today. So first of all, you sent
me an email saying you're going to be late, but then you weren't
late. And then you send me like three, four different things for
the show notes. And besides the obvious PR thing, which I can't
wait for you to talk about, because that looks really
delicious, baby. Did you actually send me a nine grand
and a 911 story? I mean, I had it lined up. I'm like, Oh my
God. John sent me a 911 story. No, I think somebody else sent
that. No, it came from you. You sent it to me.
Oh, yeah, maybe. So I just thought should be in the show
notes. Because we're going to because I think one of our
donors mentions that or somebody does. Okay, well, then I'll
wait. I'll wait with it because it is from the pilots for 911
truth which I am a member of. And so I I am of course so I
will stand for the second half of the show. It's not a second
half is pretty much first day. You know, this is water under
the bridge at this point. Yeah. Okay, but it's like stock has
been burned to the ground and Hitler's in power. What are we
going to do? Let's just get back to work and forget about it.
Oh, boy. Just get back to work.
Exactly.
How does my mic sound? Because do you remember what happened on
Thursday and right after the show? Yeah, your mic fell apart.
It wasn't my mic. It was finally the TLS to a 5050 to the to the
blue up a blue. Oh no, the T 52. T two is the TLA 5052 Oh, no.
Well, that's it. I
mean, that's I can't replace that. It's too expensive.
You don't sound as bad as Bumi Yeah, well, you're gonna have to
buy that gates compressor.
What I have is I just had from the Rhode show I had a little
portable tube amp so I hooked that up. Sucks really suck. You
know, people are sending me a oscilloscope and ham gear. And
what we need is like a decent decent gear for the show. I
swear to God one of our
cell phones sent you an oscilloscope Oh no, you're
the one of our producers. Next I got the here's what's Really
nice guy Robert the end for I XT he basically sent me his his
grandfather's Radio Shack. So I've got like police scanners
you still it's still oscilloscope from 1950
Oh cool words turn it on in a bind all the lights in the
house.
And he sent me like magazines. The our postal carrier Genie.
You know the one who's hot for Ms. Mickey. She's like, What are
you doing? You're killing me. I have to carry all this stuff to
your door every single time. What's in there? Just the
oscilloscope baby. Don't worry about it. Nothing. Nothing to
see here. Oh, yeah. So what we need is a new tla 5052 Really,
but I think this will have to do this we'll have to do in the
morning to you John C. Dvorak,
in the morning to you, Adam curry in the morning to all
ships at sea boots on the ground subs in the water, feet in the
air and in the morning to all the Dames and nights out there
who are supporting the show. And keeping us going week after
week. In the morning to everyone
and in the morning to all of the human resources. I see him all
lined up, charged up ready to go there in the chat room with no
agenda. stream.com no agenda chat.net. And well, one of our
nights got arrested. We know Yeah, we knew all about this
night and we were sworn to secrecy. Right, Knights? Night
to SM ESS a m A m A m Adam A TIA who became a knight in Jersey
City who is a very talented artist, by the way, a
photographer and he I think I think he does some digital
manipulation this photography as well. I mean it is the guy is
and he's he's works. You know he's successful. And he was the
guy who put all those drone signs up in New York City.
Yeah, great, great, great gag, a very Banksy level gag
the high level high level art. And well, I guess where he kind
of went wrong is he? He also put them in the latest one. So first
thing is the street signs. And that was very no agenda like,
but then he went into the the bus stops and put the New York
City Police, you know, we're watching you and we've got our
drone eye on you. And that of course pissed off the cops. So
they busted into his house. And they have charged him with 5656
counts of criminal possession of a forged instrument. which I
guess means the key to open up the bus displays grand larceny
possession of stolen property.
Not sure what that stolen property.
I don't know what that is in. And they found an unloaded 22
under his bed. That's not so good in New York. So that's a
weapons charge. He's out on bail, though I haven't spoken to
him. But of course, we send him much love and karma. We've been
watching this unfold for months now. And we've known and we knew
all along that he that he was doing it. But of course we
couldn't say anything. We couldn't say who we was, etc. I
think he did a couple interviews. And that's probably
where that's probably where it went wrong.
Well, you know, that's the problem that this is almost like
the hackers have this problem. They'll do something and then
they can't just you know, I mean the guy Banksy, the street
artists that was in New York, who's done more than a few
malicious mischief gags in London and elsewhere. Even
though some people don't know him, they do know him. He really
maintains a low profile to the point where he doesn't, you
know, he gets out of his system in other ways, without having to
go out and do interviews. I mean, that was a mistake. And,
ya know, but and I thought that they would bust him for because
when he took when he opened those bus displays and put his
poster in there over the over the who was paying to be there.
I think it was a complaint that came from the, you know, bad man
over there.
I actually think they were empty. I think that the ones he
put them in that he was not pasting over something. That's
what I remember, but I'm not sure Oh, okay. Well, he'll get
in touch with you. But anyway,
when the whole thing is, you know, they've got to throw this
case out because this is just a this is a this is a actually a
great piece of performance art. There's nothing illegal about
that. Yeah. And
how about the 22? Under the bed?
To empty? Yeah,
it's New York City, man, you're not allowed to have any kind of
weapon without a license. It's not as though
that was a mistake. Yeah, that was a mistake. And I will it
could have been planted. What would you do with the 22 Anyway?
Bloop, bloop, bloop. Now I know. And by the way, the cops are now
admitting they plant drugs all the time on people. So yeah, who
knows? But I don't trust and and by the way, this knight of ours,
he's a he's a good looking guy. It was successful good looking.
I'll post as
well in court when he I think
so. I think so too. I really because he
has a decent lawyer still gonna cost him 40 grand.
Oh, man. I sure hope not. We have a PR associate today that
would I'd like to say in the morning too, and her name is
back fry B E KK. And this is a very good policy that people
tell us whether you're male or female, in particular, because
when she did her little PR associate stunt she was called
out as a guy. And she did this on Tekzilla Are you familiar
with this program? Tekzilla
Yeah, we all know Tekzilla Yes, sucks
balls. This is a horrible show. I had to sit through this entire
thing just to get it really wasn't Robert. What's his name?
Norton. Norton. What's his name? The guy who is on Twitter all
the time to Yeah, what's his name? Norton. Norton. It said
his first name or last name. Now Yeah, we just call him Norton
Norton and then the other guy the the TV home.
I don't know. I haven't seen the show since Victoria. Veronica.
Because Victoria. Veronica Belmont left
Victoria Beaumont. Well, this show sucks balls, but I guess a
lot of people
watch it. No, they love to show His Beloved. Okay. To me,
it was like, oh, and the way he starts to show off. He's like,
get a grip, man. Anyway, doesn't matter if a lot of people watch
it. That's good. Because here is Becca Beck fries, PR associate m
mu essentially,
that's an Open Source podcast. It's been around for about two
years really good stuff and back also had some tips on using
Murrow in Linux, he wrote Murrow creates a folder for each of
your podcast subscriptions inside the download folder you
choose. Linux hates folder names and spaces. So when you add a
podcast in Moreau on either OS, unless it has a one word title,
like Tekzilla, right click on its name in the sidebar and
rename it no agenda show no dash agenda dash show instead of no
agenda show for example, and make sure you name the podcast
the exact three
times. So how would you dislike this show? I love the show.
I gotta be honest,
I Well, the show is
like much I think we have a good show. And that's about it.
Shows you you don't like any of them. But no I do. A show is the
is the is the exact is the follow up show. It started with
the Leo show on Tech TV. And then it evolved from one show to
another to another. And by including we had it on the
little when I was doing cranky geeks. We had a version of it.
And it evolved and evolved and evolved and ended up as Tekzilla
on that network and with Veronica and Norton. And
let me just say, I really like this week in tech when you're on
it. Or when I'm on it. That's when it's then it's
really if I was on Tekzilla you'd probably like it.
Yeah, I probably would because then it would be actually non
boring. You're a non boring kind of guy whilst you think I hang
out with you twice a week.
Anyway, man crush.
Yeah, that would be it's a daddy thing. I have daddy issues.
I got a I got a mail admirer. Yeah, I got mail. I got seven.
You probably have shit.
I got the secretaries. Did you get any Secretary emails? You
got beer emails? Right. I got secretary.
I got all the beer emails. Okay, I make beer. All right, and Jeff
bottle.
So we got three. We got three. Not too good looking guys, and
one good looking girl. And the first good looking guy who posed
I got four emails. Casey Hardesty, he posed in his Mason
outfit. He's a 30/32 degree Scottish Rite Freemason. And not
just in the morning, he says. So he sent me that then he also
sent a picture naked with a towel over his dingdong
which is good because now I asked him to but he sent you
that picture
because I said good looking guys are welcome to. Then, Jason,
thank
God, they didn't send me anything.
Then we got Jason who's was bald. But he has a killer
resume. By the way. He was a winner on Jeopardy. He won
$36,000 on Jeopardy.
That's fine. I think I've known to people that were on Jeopardy.
So I think he might be a good guy for me. Remember, this is a
non dislike an internship. This is a non paying job. We got no
money. But then the best one is Ashley Hurst. And Ashley very
cute. She sent a picture of herself one of those in the car
self made. And she sent her resume and she had an eye
catching resume. And I'd like to just highlight a few things. So
currently she her career Your history, October 2000. Lemon to
present she is on Etsy antiques ash I guess whatever that is.
She enjoys taking photos with a lovely canon five d mark to
keeping records of keeping records of finances shipping and
making your own schedule. This is very good. This is this is
just like us shipping antiques and vintage items worldwide with
over 120 sales. You see how she could she could do rings, right?
She could keep our schedules, make sure we get to our
appointments on time. Then in February 2010 to October 2011.
She took a year off. She bought land on San Juan Island. She
hiked and started building a cabin. She did waterways
catering in in Seattle. And she was galley chef where she heard
responsibilities were bringing guests to Bill Gates's dock,
making said guests a ton of food they didn't eat and catering
high end events. And it's Sheltie sausage. She stuffed
meat heated buns and reheated frozen soup. I mean, can you can
you feel that this woman is gonna be perfect for us?
Well, I want to apologize them to Tonya foster will Dame foster
who's our actress in residence who offered to do this? Probably
in 2010. Yeah. And then I never followed up with her.
It was she never sent a naked picture. Oh, wait a second about
getting naked pictures done by a secretary. I
get what you're after. Oh, please. I didn't get that part.
Is there anyone we need to thank today before we move on, Joe,
because I
got we do have a couple of
it's just called you Joe. Joe C Dvorak. I'm just calling you Joe
from now. I don't know what that's all. I
call you Joe. Sure, because you're gonna call on me. Oh,
Devorah. Van Middelkoop Hey, spin,
middle cope.
And he's in Delft del
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Delft how
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Oh, cheers, spin.
Alrighty. We can do that for you.
You've got karma.
And along with this fan? Do we have Mike Keeler in Las Vegas?
Lost wages in Nevada. Hold
on a second. What do you think? 441419 That's gotta mean
something. I don't want just want to gloss over it because we
always looks
at 4141941419 Come in, come in. 421419 Come in. Come in. On nine
I don't know. I don't know either. Sounds like a code of
some sort. Yeah. Mike Keeler and lost wages. 34567. Which makes
him a an executive producer, right on could use a little
karma for his business.
You've got karma. Nice.
And that's that. Oh,
nice. That's really That's it? Yeah, that's all we got. Ah,
well, we do wish
to give more and more right bald tails. Well, let's start with
something I
did. On the one homeless second. First, we have to tell people
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Oh my god, that was 12 that only 10 days away. Oh my god.
Well, 12 One of the great this is the only time in your entire
lifetime that you will have a 1212 dwell Okay, so it can
happen again. Here's what we're gonna do. It's Wednesday, we're
gonna anchor
this we're going to anchor this. So whenever you hear the number
12 You're gonna think 1212 12 boruch.org/and
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want to try it one more time. John
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1212 12 devora.org/in A car So
we have another program for those of you who are broke go
out rock Gator formula. Our formula is this we go out we hit
people in the mouth
about everybody shut up slave to show Shut up,
just shut up. So I think I think there was one of those
situations that happened in the media that just I always laugh
about when they happen where two people were given an exclusive
right to the same exact story from a PR agency. Unfortunately
for one of them Dr. Oz Yeah. Yeah, so my wife calls me up and
she says hey, husband, hey husband from Oz is a douchebag
wrote this op ed and Time Magazine saying that that crappy
beef that you get in a feed lots as good as any grass fed anytime
and he went on and on it. So I read the piece. You can read
this in Time Magazine, and I really advise everybody out
there to look up it's
it's titled Dr. Oz give frozen foods a chance.
No, give frozen peas. It actually says give
us funny because the title the title on the title bar, the
title of the of the page that says give frozen foods and in
the title of the story does indeed, say give in brackets in
parentheses, frozen peas a chance and carrots to yeah, all
we say is Oh,
so So I here's the irony of this. And the reason I just
stumbled across the cross references. This and this is the
irony ironic part. As far as I'm concerned. I for people out
there who run into firewalls like Time Magazine won't let me
read the whole article. Right? So, paywall is what that's
called pay. Well, yeah, paywalls into paywall so I type in you
can do this yourself, give frozen peas PHS, which was upon
give frozen peas a chance just type that in and you'll get
first of all, you get the exact same title of a 2010 article
written by a woman in Canada for Maclean's magazine, which has
much of the same idea in the article but more importantly you
get this thing on Newsvine by this bald doctor named Magewell
doctor while yes and he's a bald guy and in Here's the article
and it came out of the exact same time give frozen peas a
chance and carrots to it's the same
same pictures even they got the picture of the carrots and the
peas it came
to photos Yeah, so what a wait a minute now to Dr. Nagwa all
right this or did Dr. Oz write this and why is Time Magazine
running a obviously a puff piece from some PR agency they and
somebody's going to have their their Titon a ringer on this one
because you can't do this wasn't written by either one of them
and you're telling me that both Dr. Nagwa Al and Dr. Oz have
this line. I live in a vegetarian I live in a
vegetarian household so I simply don't have the opportunity to
eat a lot of meat at family meals but I'm not opposed to
meats that are served in an appropriate portion size and are
well prepared. Your first step is deciding what kind of meat
you want and how you want to cook it so that these articles
exactly word for
word that way when did you turn into the gay doctor I kind of
like that that's kind of cool do that again I like how do you
like your meat
and it goes on this is just from the same article written this
I'm reading it from the doctor Nick growl version there is no
quit and by the way if you look at Dr. Nick wells history of
articles in news this is fine news via it's quite fascinating
because he writes about everything and that most of his
stuff has been handed to I
don't think the guy is even real it's probably just a name they
put up there a newswire with some you know some stock album
art from istockphoto.com
as a possibility guide Doctor let's not be now today since we
have that we're working on this thin margins today. Let me give
another personal anecdote. So because this is to give people
an understanding of the way the media works so when they when
they're like my wife calling, being all upset about this not
realizing and she actually kind of census was done by she Dr. Oz
is sold out to Monsanto what she says So Pat McGovern, a big the
big CEO of digital ones computer world and info world and P See
my PC World and all these things? Yeah. Which basically
promotion timing to rags one time he told me one time he told
me the story because we had a fake columnist. And info world
when I was editor there there's. And because this was McGovern's
concept. MacGyver would have a fake columnist with a with a bio
and everything and he'd be writing he'd write these nasty
editorials and a case and it would go like this. He writes
some nasty McGovern, I think was either write news or one of his
buddies was write this nasty editorial about some company,
IBM, let's say, and so it'd be the IBM SOX and they stink and
they do this and they're crap. And they do their stuff. And
they're dripping you and all the rest of it. And so but there
were also advertisers. So they IBM would come back to him and
say, this is terrible what this guy said about us, we worked at
a stop our advertising, we're gonna pull our ads, just, you
know, this guy, you let him get away with it. They said We fired
him. So yes, exactly what McGovern did, he says, we're
okay, we're I'm with you. This was unfair. We're firing him.
They fired the fake guy and put another fake guy
who did the same thing only against Oracle,
or whatever dare him to the advertisers.
But see, this is exactly what people would publishers do. This
is why people want to own the New York Times, which is owned
by a Mexican I might point out, this is why people want to own
you know, big periodicals why they want to own television,
mainly for their own for the first of all, for their own
jollies just to get off on it. But I'm sure that McGovern,
whatever his name is McCracken, McGovern, I'm sure he had some
alternative ulterior motive. I'm sure he had his hand in
something. This is how we leave operate everywhere. Case in
point. Who knew when we were talking about cost about Susan
E. Rice? Who knew?
Who knew? Meanwhile, Susan Rice is receiving criticism a
different kind after it was revealed she holds up to
$600,000 worth of stock in the firm behind the controversial
Keystone XL oil pipeline. Trans Canada's seeking federal
permission to transport Canadian tar sands oil to the US Gulf
Coast. If confirmed as Secretary of State rice could play a key
role in determining the fate of the pipeline.
To me the story is Susan Rice has $600,000 to invest. Dude, it
turns out she has $20 million $20 million. Do you notice that
she visits a millionaire a multimillionaire? This little
twerp? This is the story that everyone's overlooking. They
just like oh, Susan E. Rice has $600,000 invested in the in the
in the company that's gonna do? Are you kidding me? So I was
blown away. So I'm like, let me take a look at this. Let me take
a look at her disclosure form. Oh, my God, this woman is
loaded. And you know what she's investing in gold stocks. Tons
of it as her number as your number one asset purchase in
2011. gold stocks, gold mining stocks she is in including
Monsanto. She's in everything how this woman? She's
everything. First of all, the fact that she has $25 million
net worth blows me away from her days in McKinsey, apparently.
Oh, come on. I mean, how many people at McKinsey have made $20
million. This is the story you give a crap if she's Secretary
of State. Well, how did she get loaded? And how can I do that?
As a little 12? You got
to be plugged in from McKinsey. Apparently she was at McKinsey
for two years.
And she made 20 million and then after that she was just in the
server and she
worked for the Clinton campaign to find you. I mean, she was
apparent the only thing you see is it from mid 1990. She
received she got her degree in Oxford. And she worked. It's
hard to say she was even there that long. She was a management
consultant, which is not where you make your millions.
We are I mean, look at us. Yeah, we're management, management
consultants. How's that? How's that working out? Where's my 20
in the Clinton administration from National Security Council
from 93 to 97. She's in the government the rest of the time.
And if you see her portfolio, by the way, it's a stellar
portfolio jar. absolutely stellar. Although she bought
apple, let's see, when did she buy Apple? She crushed it. She
didn't buy a lot, but the most because it's great to look at
these disclosure forms. You know how I love reading forms? I
really I really do I get off I get hard just looking at this
stuff. But I was blown away. She's got all kinds of oil and
pipeline stocks. How can this woman who is I mean, she she
helped eliminate Gaddafi in Libya. She can't she shouldn't
be able to invest with all this for now. She has pharmaceutical
stocks, like she doesn't know what's going on with the Big
Pharma. This should not be possible. It's really should not
be possible and was based on this them like, you know, let me
look up Hillary Clinton. Now Hillary, of course, she's smart,
because everything that she has is in is in a blind trust. But
you know, all her books are in there, but she also has to
disclose everything that her spouse has done. And so, you
know, Billy Boy has, you know, he has all these, it's all
hidden away, you can't see anything but what he has
disclosed, which is very interesting, by the
way, I think Billy Boyle be the first billionaire. Oh, yeah,
that's that was a president united states never worked a day
in his life. How's that work?
Well, let me tell you what I found out about him. And this is
all actually very convenient timing that we're talking about
this, because we have the big internet freedom conference
coming up. Right, the big itu thing which I also read, and I
want to talk to you about but So Billy Boy has disclosed all of
his speaking engagements and the fees he received for them in
2011. So I got this interesting. I'll read through this popup ah,
oh, Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers in
San Francisco. I'm like, wow. And then I looked at how much
money I can the people who the nonprofit I might add, who hand
out internet domain names. This is basically what they do. It's
not the IMA is not the names Association, the you know the
address. It is the managing group that manages at all this
is a bunch
of elitist douchebags who are just making money and and
smoking tube with everybody. They paid Bill Clinton $255,000
for a speech. Let me just give you the first minute of this
speech just so you understand what kind of life This guy has
on human rights. Sorry.
Thank you very much. Rod here playing gentleman. Thanks for
the warm welcome. Thank you for the wonderful introduction.
Thanks for the starfish, the spider. Thanks for the starfish.
Right. That was an uncompensated slug. And thank you for giving
me a reason to come to Northern California.
Thanks for giving me a reason to want to $55,000 worth of reason.
In New York, it's still winter.
Excited to play this talking.
I could see anything. He says it's funny.
I brought my daughter and my son at Stanford and
he brought his kids along on the jet.
They're saying friends, they've heard this page before.
They've heard this speech because he does the same lame
ass speech everywhere for a quarter of a million dollars. So
I'm looking around, I'm like, this isn't outrageous. Why is no
one this is a nonprofit that makes its money from my domain
name purchase. That's part of how they make their money. Not
much, but that's part of it. And I'm like, where's the outrage?
And then there's a note here from ICANN. A few blogs and a
swarm of tweets have announced that former President Bill
Clinton will speak at ICANN Silicon Valley San Francisco
public meeting in March. Some are asking why I can't hasn't
announced this yet. Well, it's true that we have invited and he
has accepted. We're still working on a contract and
without a formal announcement. Without its it without being
formal announcement cannot be made. And then we've seen some
wildly inflated figures of what President Clinton will be paid
to speak. His speaking fees are a matter of public record. And
you can rest assured that the half million and million dollar
figures some have reported are out of line. The fees, by the
way will be covered by a targeted sponsorship donated
specifically for this purpose. In other words, I can't budget
is not financing this speaking engagement. Well, let me tell
you something. There was no sponsor. I looked everywhere.
There was nothing on stage, there was no sponsorship. And it
was $255 million. I can I wasn't 1000 it was million billion
billion dollars, Joe 20 $55,000. It's disgusting. It's just
disgusting that this is going on with with and listen to the
speech. Just canned crap, the guy just pulls out of his
argument.
So just get a tape recording of one of his other speeches and
play that with a Buddha dummy up there.
They might be cheaper.
It would be cheaper.
So anyway, so that was and I'll get into the the ITU stuff later
on. But I was just like, fascinated about Susan Rice just
to get back to that. And the kind of money that she has, and
how on the inside all these people are this. I mean, this
has got to stop. I can't believe that no one is saying $600,000
Where did she get that money to invest? And by the way, it's
it's not exactly 600 It's on the 600,000 dollars and up to a
million bucks on her disclosure form. So it could be a million
dollars. The press is just, they don't even care. Doesn't anyone
look at Wikipedia and go
put another press doesn't care. I care. I really do
care. How did she make that money? That's what I want to
know. I mean, we know we know what would Hillary Clinton did?
I
don't think everybody who works for McKinsey and Company for a
couple of years walks away at 20 million. I don't think
anyone who walks at McKinsey for a couple of years walks over
that kind of money. Unless something, something happened
somewhere. Okay. I don't know. But I would like to know. And I
think I just blew me away. All of a sudden, I have a whole new
perspective on Susan E. Rice. The E for E cash. This is wow.
So
I have a rice clip.
I have a rice clip too. But do you want me to I have kind of a
throw away like a race, a race thing.
Mine's about the Palestinian thing. And so we'll talk about
that. So you can play hers yours.
So this is let me say this is MSNBC. And this is Karen Finney.
I think she was an operative in the Democratic Party at one
point and have this round table program, which is a bunch of old
wives bitching at each other. And I've let me just roll it
out. And then you can hear how racism is being incited on
television
a lot also on human rights has been one of her key issues and
she don't want at the UN with regard to women. LDLT T
community disabled people and
this is talking about Susan Rice. I mean, she sounds like a
saint. LGBT people, disabled children with cleft palates.
Everything to do with oh, there was puppy cheese, she she helps
puppies that are on the ground.
I worked with her in the Clinton administration. She was you
know, very tenacious, very intelligent woman. Very strong
willed. And I guess you know, one of the things as a woman
that I don't like is that you know, some of the criticism of
her if she if this was a man, it would these would all be
positive. But as a woman, it's like
this really has to stop as a woman I think this has to stop
if if anyone if a man went on television said as a man, they
will be held to pay this has to stop okay, if you want to
quality you've got to stop this but she took it so much further.
Well, you know, she's a little feisty and she you know,
when I think the word is Torpy,
McCain said she's not very bright this is someone that went
to Oxford and has a PhD who has an incredible career serving as
a public servant and to say that is
serving with $20 million
This is my point this is why I get so worked up about is like
it public servant all her life and she's and somehow she she
while she was fixing broken puppies and messed up children
and LGBT and women she found $20 million as a public servant and
to say that in remember
how well it worked out when they called Sonia Sotomayor not very
bright all those sort of things the press did that I was it but
here come how did the Hispanic at
some point they need to pay attention to the fact that
what's the list it's Van Jones Susan Rice, Eric Holder Lisa
Jackson chi they all happen to have dark skinny do that.
No, no they all happen to be douchebags that it to me It
blows me away that's in 2012 Someone can go on television and
say this here's the list of people who have been criticized
they're all black therefore it's kk k It blows my mind. And no
one question this no, the best the smartest smartest people I
know are repeating this mean they're repeating this anyway,
so they won't talk about the issues they just talk about the
superficial oh well they're dark skinned therefore they must be
you're being criticized because of that. Not because they're
assholes.
Why should douchebags but you may take it one step further.
Absolutely. Topsis why Wow man wow wow wow, big big surprise
there. Miss rich, rich Susan e Ricci rice that's what she's all
about. Alright, what's your rice club? Let's get into Palestine
because I go
study Okay, the palace I find out I figured out well, maybe
you figured it out too. But yeah, it's a big deal. Yeah, I
know why they weren't recognized as a country but they were just
given a new status grid
upgrade. Their upgraded rated upgraded Tim and
of course more rice comes out to condemn the whole thing. And I
didn't I never heard not I think about it. I don't remember
hearing her speak at the United Nations much, let alone give a
harangue. And she's basically screams when she talks. She's a
lousy public speaker,
separate Jewish and Arab state. After the world body granted
Palestine non member status, you went to Ambassador Susan Rice,
US Ambassador to the UN, Susan Rice strongly condemned the
decision.
progress towards a just and lasting two state solution
cannot be made by pressing a green voting button here in this
hall. Nor does passing any resolution, create a state where
none indeed exists, or change the reality on the ground. For
this reason, today's vote should not be misconstrued by any as
constituting eligibility for UN membership. It does not this
resolution does not establish that Palestine is a state. The
United States believes the current resolution should not
and cannot be read as establishing Terms of Reference.
Did you go to the Adolf Hitler School of Public Speaking?
That's what it sounds like. Will you willing to G Harding God?
turn of the century?
This does not mean your state at all. ChatOps.
That's exactly it. And what kind of speaking what classes did she
take in public speaking do the dishes?
Kim is she's married to an ABC news producer on my point out,
she's married to who? Cameron, ABC news producer. on ABC? Oh,
yeah, of course. Of course. Of course.
I have a clip that I think explain BC that your connection
again, of course,
can I give you the clip that I think tells you what the real
problem is with this upgrade?
Okay, because I have a clip that does the same thing.
Getting states that this is what empowers the Palestinians, what
defines our territory as occupied what defines our
relationship regionally and with the rest of the world? And what
gives us access to international organizations and agencies.
The Israelis fear that the Palestinians will use their new
status to take Israel to the International Criminal charges
on Gaza and elsewhere. Which is why they and the US fought
against it.
The reality is tissue off because I had that because I had
the clip that explains it.
But I have a shorter clip that explains it.
Okay, let's play that one. Wherever we want to see which
one is it? Oh, I have another Oh, well, where's it? Where's
it? Another one? Oh, kita. Palestinian move? Is that the
clip?
Yeah, that would be it.
This is a minor change of status. By the way.
Mine was also 28 seconds. Okay, for
within the United Nations, there have been a number of different
states that have had this status and have eventually moved to
full recognition as member states in the past. Right now.
It does not change anything really on the ground for the
Palestinians, but affords them some opportunities to address
grievances and other international institutions, like
the International Court, Criminal Court, and, and so on,
which of course, is bullcrap. Because America doesn't
recognize the International Criminal Court, you know,
otherwise.
You eat well,
there's a couple of things just don't recognize it. Just say
it's not real don't but
but the liberal base of the Democrat Party wants to Okay,
okay. And so you got this thing? Oh, no. And also the Liberal
Party tends to be, you know, they tend to be Jew haters. Oh,
really? I forgot about that. Yeah, you gotta remember that.
They're the ones that pulled that whole thing out of the
Democratic Convention document and then shoved it in when
Israel got pissed off, right? Yeah, the Jew haters, okay, I'm
gonna just get this straight here. Write it down a second.
Democratic Party Jew haters. Okay, got it.
Yeah, even there's a lot of, obviously, there's a lot of self
loathing Jews in there, too. Okay, so they're Jew haters. And
so they're they're all They're all. I'm telling you this.
Can you imagine this? This? If this were like a real show on a
real network? It would be like, Hi. Oh, that's a phone call for
for Joe C. Dvorak. Yeah, you're fired.
Exactly. Yes, I want to remind people out there that we, we
talk in these terms we can we can discuss this sort of thing
openly because we have no sponsors. Anyway, so let's
that's just go with the premise that I'm trying to develop your
end. And I based this by the way on the bumper stickers that you
see on cars in Berkeley, most of them Priuses and it says the you
know, Israelite of Palestine, says versus Obama Biden. 2012.
Then it says Israel out of Palestine, free Palestine,
and a fish sticker like almost Fisher God, things are not
Yeah, it was sometimes but it's got legs. It's got these four
photos I can put photos to prove my point
so they got this situation in the developing and now so
they're going to encourage the Palestinians I guarantee they're
going to start filing documents oh you know playing bombed us
yeah we're gonna file a war criminal act against Netanyahu
and you know and then the thing is is this is going to lead to I
mean paperwork area
lots of paperwork
I want to ask the question if George Bush was a war criminal
because the same bumper sticker just say impeach Bush used to be
on all these Priuses How come they put up with Obama being the
war criminals of the highest order? Why
do you even try gives a crap give us a credit that's a die
give us crap I know you get it but goes nowhere. I
bought it when I think a wealth tax would be an order. Hey,
I have another Susan E. Richie rice clip here about Palestine
Wow, yeah. I like the whole concept of the upgrade. I
thought it was a cutesy way to put it you know, you're not
really a passenger, but you still get like the extra
legroom.
Oh, give me a free drinks. Now come on. Yeah, put you in. We
can't put you in business class, Mr. Curry. Because we know we
had to downgrade you but you have free drinks the whole way
to Hawaii.
Your voices today are spot on. I really I'm really really liking
it. All right. Well, why don't we kind of are looking at pr
moves. Wow, was there a big one that's aren't this on the way
right now. Of course what we're trying to do as part of the
agenda 21 is we are trying to condition the slaves of the
United States of Gitmo nation into accepting a tax on the air
that you exhale the so called carbon tax. And and this is the
the not the World Bank day. What's the IMF and Christine
Lagarde have already pegged this at $23 per metric ton is shit so
it's a great scam. It's all good to go right now. We just have to
condition people into getting ready for it. So not only in
this news report and and and actually I mentioned that when
it comes up and it's Diana Shire. It was intros are very
short if you notice it, and they all they all start the same way.
All right, next on this Friday, we have breaking news. All
right, next we have and that's all she can do. And then making
them really shorter intros because you know, smoke comes
out of your ear she tries if it's more than 22nd Intro So the
inconvenient truth doesn't really work anymore. Although
they're still using the footage of the of the iceberg crashing
and the polar bear on the ice on the on the piece of floating
ice. I swear to God, it's in this clip, and they even have
sweetened it with people yelling like, you know, like the Titanic
is sinking. I swear to God, you know, you'll hear it. That's
terrible. But it's promoted, you know the story behind that polar
bear on that ice. Yeah,
they can swim fine. They love swimming. He was chilling, it
was
nice to know that there was a there was a ship nearby, there's
some guy reported this. And they put these polar bears are really
curious. And if polar bear was while you want to get a better
look, he got in this little ice flow,
took a dump. And they took a picture of it as
this is the end of the world, the polar bear or bear and more
polar bears today than there were when the whole global
warming thing began. Alright, so
now there's two things happening here. And it is in concert. And
I can prove it to you because we have a new movie, a new
documentary coming out which is just like that escape fire is
something that you haven't shown in your town get it to your
movie theater. And when I mentioned it, all the people
behind it and it's mentioned in this piece, but there's also
another another report that's come out about the polar ice
melting three times faster than ever before imagine so I can
give you the report from the all the news networks. Are you not
everybody is in on it. Okay. This is this is whether you
believe it or not. This is propaganda that is being shoved
up your rectum and
we turn next to news today about the changing climate hurricane
season ended today and it is official. This was the third
worst season since records began 161 years ago,
the third worst season. John, do you know how they how Diane
Sawyer has come up with this fantastic metric that it was the
third worst season since we started counting 10 million
years ago.
In a typical year. There are 12 named storms this year, we had
19
named storms can you name all 19 storms.
That's the desta metric.
That's the metric how many because it typically years 12 We
had the most ever 19 named storms. I can't remember more
than two or sandy Sandy, right. A whole lot Oh, Sandy and Irene
I think we had Irene was that last year? I don't know. I don't
remember anything
but Sandy. There were 19.
Well, let's
listen to wait a minute. Let me when we were a, b, c, d, e, f,
g, h i j, k, l m, n o p, is S, the nine letters S on the net,
because it starts with a and it goes to so there has to be 19.
There, right? What the hell are you talking about? This number
of storms would be reflective of the names.
If the names aren't in alphabetical order. Yes, they
are. No, they're
not. Yes, they are. No, they're not. Yes, they are. It's not
true.
It is true. All right, hold on a second.
Storm names in 2012. I mean, you're really really bringing me
down dude. Here we go. Hurricane names 2012 They're not in
alphabetical order makes absolutely no sense. 2012 Here
we go. My god. You're right there in order. Chris. Debbie
Ernesto. Remember how bad Ernesto was. Florence Gordon
Hill, Helene, Isaac Joyce? Kirk. Wow. Kirk was a pain in the ass.
Lesley Michael, Nadine. Oscar Patty, Rafa, l, Sandy, Tony,
Valerie and William.
Wait a minute. That's more that's more than 18 storms or 19
storms
1-234-567-8910 1112 1314 1516 17 who only have 18 I only get 18
with William
Yeah, well, but they don't have the you the V the exhale so that
didn't do Ulysses they could have I guess. So the only walk
so 1819 Who's counting? But you were right. They are in
alphabetical order. Yeah, every year so sometime after Sandy. I
miss Tony, Valerie and William.
I never heard of Tony. We see storm
Tony. I mean Diane Sawyer is telling me so I mean, it can't
she can't be lying to me. Yes, images were storm Tonie Tropical
Storm Tony now a post tropical cyclone, an eastern Atlantic.
Well, there was no coverage.
I mean, if you just use some, some Twister in the middle of
the ocean.
By the way, East Coast, crackpot pile pilots don't have to know
storm names. aihole. Anyway, let's move on with the report
because it's really exciting
among the monstrous like Isaac in the Gulf and Sandy in the
east. Tonight. ABCs Dan Harris tells us what this means for the
future.
You can see the control room going, oh, man, she made
a surge of storms humbling the American coastline. Watch this
year's busy hurricane season, play out in just seven seconds.
One storm piling on after the other, leaving people whose
lives were uprooted by Sandy, we are extremely, extremely
frustrated.
This is very, very well produced package. Because we're showing
people who are angry, sad, frustrated and scared. This is
what you need to understand
coming to terms with a harsh new reality that may affect millions
of Americans who live near the water. The next everybody is
going to be vulnerable for these people.
Why it's so good. It's a crescendo it's building.
Why? Right. But that woman
should plant of course, to town hall meeting. Obviously, when
people open your eyes, open your mind, allow the information to
flow that you are being mind controlled by this and it's very
well done with
government officials Thursday night, today's hurricane season
statistics are not just numbers. So this year was bad. And
there's ever a reasonable leave.
And this is the woman from the climate project
next year, the year after and the year after that could also
be better.
I think that it's pretty safe to expect continued years of busy
hurricane season.
Hi, sciences and
I think it's pretty reasonable to expect so one from the client
climate project, please.
So what's going on here? Not only are we in a naturally
occurring, active period for hurricanes,
hello, did I just just hear an actual fact? And let me just
roll that back because you can't let that gloss over because they
are a news organization. He's actually saying something
truthful here which is going to be hinge on a
busy hurricane season.
So what's going on here? Not only are we in a naturally
occurring active period for hurricanes, but then there's
also climate change where yes, the water is warmer which can
make the storms stronger.
Do you hear this? What you're seeing here on the screen I'm
going to listen to the audio. You're seeing the inconvenient
truth polar bear and you're seeing the ice the iceberg
collapse, listen to the audio.
But then there's also climate change which makes the waters
warmer which can make the storms stronger. And just this week, a
new year.
They've sweetened it was like people
it was like a roller coaster. It maybe
it's not
aches the waters warmer, which can make the storms stronger
this week. Hey man put some dying people under that. And the
sound engineer went crap. Now I'll use this roller coaster. I
don't have anything else that I do. I wonder Do you think that's
one of the stock libraries? Roller? We see I wonder if
I type in roller coaster wa V?
Okay. Well I'm the reason why I'm asking is because a lot of
these outfits they use the free
Yeah, the stuff you can get off the net? Well,
no, the free sounds that come with the with the Apple
programs.
Oh, right. Apple yellow. Rose got a bunch of sounds. Oh, I
think I have one here. Let's see. Roller Coaster roller
derby. See could be. Let's just try this one for a second.
Because I have those sounds in here too.
That's not the one. Oops, say that.
And the marimba band broke out during the last storm.
Now does it just I'll look for it. Anyway, let me just continue
with this
report. It was study saying climate change is also causing
the polar ice sheets to melt three times faster than they
were 20 years ago.
Let's go over to think it is from ABC. We'll go to NBC
speaking of climate, we got surprising word today that polar
ice is melting three times more rapidly now than it was in the
1990s that in a report in the journal Science. That's
not the Journal of Science, just the journal Science. Very
tricky. It's just journal science journal journal. Now
back to ABC.
Look at this time lapse footage from the new documentary Chasing
Ice.
Oh, we have a new documentary Chasing Ice this
ice melted drives up water levels along the coasts, which
makes hurricanes even worse. And you're all
going to die slaves now from the trailer of Chasing Ice.
I'm on the phone with Jim on one of our regular check ins. Jim
nothing's happening. It's starting out of I think kind of
it's starting to get that you get the whole thing demise
started in Iceland think I'm so certain to get wet. I'll take my
boots off. He's going to die. You will imagined that you could
see glaciers this big disappearing in such a short
time. Yeah, well, powerful piece of history that's unfolding
God's pictures and I have to
go back. scary scary roller coaster. The Show
Goes to put out 25 cameras.
So chasing ice.com John, check it up. What's interesting about
Chasing Ice and if you look at, you know the executive producers
Yeah, this this always kind of helps you out as to who these
people are. But what I found fascinating is you can donate
and this of course is a Sundance winner, River Run Film Festival
silver doc South by Southwest Film Festival, Sundance London
and hotdocs documentary festival and it is beautifully made. No
doubt about it. It is absolutely spectacular. Now you could just
see the cinematography is top top notch really good. What I
find interesting is there's donate everywhere. And you can
donate if you click on the donate button, the money goes to
the wild Foundation and the wild Foundation is a 5013 C
corporation you can find a mystery C three@wild.org. And
this is where it was kind of weird. So I'll open up get the
form 990 You know I love looking at at this is your thing. This
is my thing. I love their what they what they report so you
know they're rarely
the network TV can't do this So that's closer to no agenda looks
at these documents.
Oh, please. So they did about $1.9 million. And they gave a
280,000 to this movie. So they probably financed the pretty
much the whole thing. But here is what they do. The wild This
is according to their IRS tax documents. The wild Foundation
works internationally to protect and sustain wilderness and
wildlife, while integrating the needs of human communities,
catalyze conservation leadership and build conservation capacity.
And they all of their money is location specific projects in
Africa that help protect and integrate wilderness and
wildlife with human communities. To for some reason, this
foundation, which has only dealt with Africa, their entire
history as a as a nonprofit, decides to spend money in the
polar opposite part of the world. So this is a front
obviously, the front group to funnel money is 294,000 I think
it's almost the exact amount that they gave to this outfit.
So they they financed most of it. I'm just looking for the
exact number I have it down here I'm scrolling through the
document. But if you look at this website at chasing ice.com
You will see that this is very very similar to the escape fire
documentary. This is the new way of doing it. You see Al Gore
started this tip. You you get a donkey and this is how you can
make a documentary and why don't you just put in some some
message what because these guys they went to just their whole
idea was to have 75 cameras and it was all cool linked up and
they could watch a watch what was going on and watch polar
bears float and bat float by and stuff. And now this has been
hijacked. And they got the got it made by accepting the money
from the people who are going to politicize this and just look at
just look at the at the website, you know about the film, get it
to where you are the news releases, and this is all part
of the programming, this movie comes out. Which by the way, the
movie has been on ice, literally for I think two years. They just
they just hold off and just wait. And the reason I know that
is the bios are outdated that they put on the site here.
Second, you have anything to say while i Are you still there?
Yeah, I'm sorry. I'm looking at the ICCF website at the moment.
We'll keep talking and I'll I'll stumble onto something
interesting. Okay, you'll pop
up in a second. So let me here's the the team. And let's see,
where was she? So we have Jeff or Loski. He's the director
producer, but Paula Dupree Pressman, when he had the name
like that Paula Dupree Pressman, that's a big red flag work for
more than 16 years and associate producer filmmaker Chris
Columbus in 1492 pictures. The time she worked on rent Harry
Potter prisoners of Azkaban. Harry Potter Chamber of Secrets,
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. This is why they brought
on and we needed to make a fairy tale. So let's bring on a fairy
tale producer. And she must be doing one of the guys because
she's very, very cute. So that's how she probably got involved in
the project.
Just boil it down to that. Come on,
you know how this works. And then there's David and Linda
fortunately, yes, David and Linda cornfield, who are
executive producers, which means, you know, it means they
put up the money. That's how you'd get fired for that too.
Yeah. David only in a cornfield are philanthropist and
environmentalist who believe in the power of travel to learn
about the world. And in the power of photography to spark
curiosity, and foster insights and understanding
and the power of jet travel, that's
good environments, and they look like jetsetters just look at
him. They've got identical little park as on. I know these
people. These are the people who give money at big gala events,
and they go on the expedition. This is I know how this works. I
know exactly how this works. So watch this movie is going to be
touted everywhere, as proof scientific fact that the study
from the Newing wasn't the journal New England Journal,
not of whatever. Science
Yeah, science is proof scientific fact that, that this
is happening. And it may be happening. But my point is, if
we're not if your coastlines are going to be gone, you're screwed
anyway. It's not going to help now live it up party. Spend your
money on this spend your money on hookers and blow
Well, the climate the meeting right now this is don't get Doha
covered much by the mainstream. But I did get this little tidbit
which is part which I think is something they didn't run uh, I
don't know what the why they're still sticking with the 3x or
whatever the thing is but play the climate change meme at Doha
clip from my Democracy Now,
climate delegates are wrapping up the first of two weeks of
talks and cutters capital of Doha admits mounting signs of
global warming's impact. The UN Meteorological Agency has
unveiled a new report showing an area of the Arctic sea ice
larger than the United States melted this year, over a six
month period. The agency said sea ice around the North Pole
reached a record low because of climate change. While world
leaders appear to have stalled over a possible extension of the
Kyoto Protocol and greenhouse gas emissions. Some of the
toughest calls for change to emerge this week have been from
the world's youth, youth activist cold Friday for leaders
to take drastic action immediately to prevent poor
countries from suffering the brunt of climate change.
Oh my god, what? She's reading it like Hitler. Now. You will
factor this. Did you hear this cadence that she's got?
That's that's her Walter Cronkite cadence. There's
nothing new to that.
I hadn't heard him talk like that. This Well, this. Whenever
she's really an activist. This is new to me. I'm listening
leaders to take drastic action immediately to prevent poor
countries from suffering the brunt of climate change.
That's Walter Cronkite as bad Walter Cronkite
was more like Walter Winchell. But anyway, it's another story.
Michael Sandel, a member of the International Youth Climate
movement spoke in Doha earlier this week,
we make up half the world's population and frankly, we're
being screwed. We're being denied a future by a lack of
ambition, a lack of vision, and governments that are far too
beholden to the interests of big fossil fuel companies, big big
coal companies, the banks to find out.
It's the noodle kid. Where's the noodle? Okay, we know, man, I
can't play the noodle kid again. But it does sound like the
noodle kid, doesn't it?
Hey, man, what did you say? Dickie bossing us around,
man. It's like, it's like,
if they keep telling us what to do
and matches like, that's not good. We're getting screwed on
this deal?
Do we're getting screwed? Are you getting screwed? What
specifically?
Well, like I described earlier, there are two fundamental
classes that are just a plain fact in society.
This is this weird, like not not, we're not not, we're not
one of the top classmen work for someone
else. Or you work for yourself. And most people work for someone
else in a way that they aren't free. You don't really get to
decide your work. For example, I work at noodles a restaurant.
And basically it's a dictatorship there.
dictatorship, exactly what we're gonna cook, how are we going to
cook it what time we're going to get there. And basically, if
they're mad, I want to show when I feel like it like what they're
doing.
They try to tell us what to do if you don't listen to get rid
of us. And so
if you don't listen to them, they get rid of us, those
bastards, those capitalist pigs
in a way that we make decisions. I try to convince my my fellow
employees that we should have a union at noodles. So it's a
source of power to start with. And then I think in terms of the
bigger picture, when you look at revolutions, the way that you
actually get rid of any sort of dictatorship, is by having
workers take control of the place where they work. Would
your
plan your vision for noodles? Sure. Or would it include the
owner? What capacity
is the owner wanted to cooperate with us as an equal and provide
his skills that he had? We would definitely cooperate with him,
we'd have to abdicate his position as being an owner and
controller of us. And he would have to recognize that we we
will need those together. And basically, if he doesn't want to
cooperate with us, he's against us.
Hey, message for the noodles. Kid. Message for the noodles,
kid. You're in a hole. Unbelievable. Oh my goodness.
Wow. That's a classic legend. Jim, you don't get that very
often that we play. You
never get that in mainstream media?
No. Especially not with a Morse code in it.
The Morse code do it again. We went more and more. All right.
I shall I'll okay. See, you should be able to recognize this
John running let me get my key. You recognize that?
No. Oh, that's your call letters. Oh, that's KJ Simon
Johnson six liquid natural gas. Yeah. Do you
want to hear it again? So you can recognize it? There you go.
Okay. And how about this one? This is an easy one.
Come on. Come on.
I don't know Morse code.
It's did it that I it yeah that that that countdown. That's it
is it. Damn it Yeah. Anyway,
who else does this sort of thing
I had a PSK 31 digital connection with Cuba.
God Yeah, I'm gonna be using the dipole
and fed zip wire antenna. I'm gonna get in trouble and here's
proof that evening
on this Friday night we have breaking news breaking news
tonight two men under arrest in a terror plots terror plot. They
are naturalized citizens of Pakistani descent living in
South Florida and ABC senior justice correspondent Pierre
Thomas joins us now with all the breaking details. Pierre. Yeah,
Diane tonight the FBI believe it is stopped a plot of homegrown
terror.
Now I was very excited about this because this is ahead of
schedule. The schedule is meant to be every six weeks is when
the FBI comes out with something one of these plots one of these
stings one of these Patsy things, so the timing is
supposed to be right around Christmas so we can have another
scare an airline disaster scare around Christmas like the
underpants dude. So this is unscheduled and I think this
might be the real deal but listen to what the real deal oh
this
screw up their timing because they can't do another one just
before Christmas like they want to
well the guys actually did nothing what they did has me
worried because I have done this. That while
in its early stages could have been deadly. Tonight to Fort
Lauderdale men are in custody, accused of planning to detonate
a bomb in the US homeland. I
love the little the little little motor drives sound
weird? Yeah, I heard that. Yeah, right away who's using
motor drives in 2012. It's like a black and white security cam
picture and like, please, CSI ABC custody,
accused of plotting to detonate a bomb and the US homeland. The
two men in the homeland brothers in the US
your homeland? Yeah. As opposed to someone else's homeland.
So they're flashing the images and then they have that sound is
the sound effect.
Yeah, totally CIA, CSI. It's torn. It's a CSI piece
in Fort Lauderdale men are in custody, accused of planning to
detonate a bomb in the US homeland. The two men brothers
Raisa and she here are kasi are identified as naturalized
citizens from Pakistan. Sources tell ABC News This was not a
sting
sources to sources. Real News reports sources say it was not a
thing. This is not our regular scheduled program. This is
funny, we will be back in December please.
Like everything else is staying. Trying to get the point across
it just wasn't this was not our regular schedule. For us there
was no
expecting this and that the younger brother had been in
contact with overseas radicals possibly connected to al Qaeda.
So he talked to someone who possibly may have been connected
to al Qaeda. But wait.
The indictment accuses a man of attempting to provide lodging
communications equipment and transportation and a conspiracy
to use a weapon of mass destruction.
So they had a couple of emails. I'll get you the ham radio.
Yeah,
I got a truck.
I that we think we can get some really explosive that goes boom.
And sources say the FBI found evidence. The younger brother
had been monitoring recent FBI sting cases. So authorities say
infiltrating the alleged conspiracy with a nonstarter so
he was monitoring, which means googling recent FBI sting cases.
This is what I do. It's called research. He was monitoring
testify on your behalf. Yeah, to
get me incarcerated. He had a Pakistani Indian sounding name.
His name was curry. He was monitoring FBI sting cases. He
had ham radio equipment with very names.
He was named after a famous food dish in Pakistan curry.
And Pierre I know this is still a developing story, but any
indication how many others might be involved?
Dying this case is active and ongoing. They're looking at
potential suspects overseas. This is si si
talk. It's Diane. Diane is active and ongoing potential
things overseas. The hell was that? Let's see. They're already
on to me. This is still in progress. This is nuts. There's
an ant on the microphone. Be very quiet again all right. Did
I get him?
No, you didn't get him. He's rolling around. Now he's on the
page disappeared. Maybe did get him
let's take a little break here.
I'm gonna show my son moved by Joe Nice to know agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
so, we have a few donors only only
a few. Right?
But we have to thank them and Sir Howard gutnick good nick
tude connect gooseneck Toots
connect good Cunniff
in Seattle, who I met with $122.10 Oh, that's nice. He is.
Mr. Howard Do you it for the druids it's a winter solstice
donation 1221 is the $122.10 Whatever 1221 That's the
solstice. Okay, the 12 OSU is 1221 so 1221 this might not be a
bad donation to celebrate 1221
I liked that a lot. Anyway one to 2.1 Very nice. I like it.
He says the Thursday show is the best ever this past Thursday I
guess what he says and that's
where we got the least donations ever have that how that works I
just want a little Richard anecdotes and money and less
research from a
kid I saw Led Zeppelin and somebody screamed in the
audience was suspicious
and you will be so great if you ever got your act together and
got on ham radio I mean you're made for this you're made for
this You're so made for it really it perfect
anyway he's wants me to recount my mortgage the mortgage
foreclosure story about the fake thing that they were trying to
do in Washington state we're working on the Attorney General
right right. It's kind of just kind of just died on the vine
and they just stop calling you But
hold on a second you need to go get these bastards these eight
holes you gotta go drink
no, no, they get the government is on to them. Yeah,
oh yeah. The government's going after the banks any day now.
Sure, any day now.
Anyway, so he says Happy Winter Solstice. Thank you sir. Good
connect. And you also have some marketing tips for us. So that
we we will put into into action. Nice. Okay, Richard, Raz Harry.
Brazza NET PRESENT Resnick, Horizon Nick. Raz, Nick. Easton,
Easton, Pennsylvania $100.33. We had our suspicious gas blast in
Allentown in 2011. Mike crackpot theories are either that big oil
is going against big natural gas or the Chinese Ruski sending a
message. Anyway, I was wondering if you could recommend this
former Illuminati slave an American made whiskey or bourbon
to give as a gift to someone who considers themselves a
connoisseur of that area American
man I would just go plain old Jack
No no that's not interesting.
It's one of those big bottles is the really big ones.
Oh the big giant Magnum
I love the Magnum of Jack that looks so cool. And it's not as
comparatively speaking. Are you okay man? This coffee a little?
A little worried. I have a cold Okay,
the No I think a Magnum of Maker's Mark is more
interesting.
Maker's Mark Okay.
I think Maker's Mark is a as a desert as a as a bourbon you can
find everywhere yeah, I think is a really good product. But
there's a bunch of these if you can get Okay here's the one if
you can get a Van Winkle anything you're gives us for
some connoisseur wasn't the kind of sores love van. We weren't
the
van winkles the guys who originally paid Mark Zuckerberg
for Facebook.
So it looks for a Van Winkle of any sort. There's a bunch of
there's kind of different couple labels that are involved to find
a specialty store and and ask if there's any van winkles they'd
recommend about some Johnnie Walker blue. Now he wants
American made whiskey or bourbon is very clear
and take the you take the Johnnie Walker blue and you put
it in savings and you put it in the Jack Daniel's bottle and you
say trust me, you've never tasted the Magnum.
Yeah, this is this the kind of recommendations you get from
Adam curry.
I think we should do a taste test.
I bet you're Sarah Zafir. in Essex Johnson Vermont,
injunction a new donor.
A new donor $100 But no comment that I can see. Um,
I think Sarah sent she sent us a note. I think she might have
sent me a naked picture actually.
So that would be I gotta look back if you're getting old and I
don't get anything like this is ridiculous
because you're not on ham radio
10 four good buddy. To use to say to me so you say to me when
I got my license for good buddy. Of by the way, this is Gemini
three. This is the CQ CQ So this is
exactly when people hear you have your ham license. They all
go hey, good, buddy, what's your handle? And you just and, and
the worst thing is you get offended because you're like,
hey man, actually I studied for a test, like a real test that
you couldn't pass a hole. And I know you know how to how to
measure an open ended dipole. Okay. Yeah, go to major heaven
oscilloscope. Would you like to see it in action?
Sir Kelly Spartanburg, who we haven't heard from for a while,
in Alberta, enclosed a copy of crushers album is a band. He
plays bass guitar for him. It's not Green Day, but it's not
Aerosmith, either. So we think you'll be you'll like it. If
Adam wants a copy, email me a mailing address a 712 I got it.
I forgot the Oh, it's gonna do live it and then send it to and
I'm an idiot.
I'd love to have that kid. I was busy. Sir Kelly plays bass.
Yeah, slapping the bass. Easy slap bass.
He wants a plug for the album. Crush snores I thought we had a
website that we that was on here. Well, hold on. This was
came in in a letter and so JC just write part of it down and
that's the end of it.
Can't be too hard to find
our U S. H O R
and find it so k r. What are you?
Yeah, I gotta pull it out again. H O R. Crush your O Crusher.
Crusher. Crushing or u s h o r y
How about krusher.com I mean it was really that hard. See to the
house music members CD Baby or they should have at least the
wow they look hardcore man. Have you ever seen these dudes?
Kelly? I did look pretty cool. Okay, Crusher Crusher overlord
from Crusher everybody some DX seven sounds there. Let's get to
the hardcore part
I could be a guest vocalist in this band.
I think you could be I think you should be.
I would make more money.
Gregory Davies in Lawton, Oklahoma. So oh, oh. Oh. 69. All
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Got it fixed was a pain in the ass. Again. Thanks for all you
do. I noticed some talk about what you gonna do about a show
on Christmas Day. And I have a suggestion and no agenda ama
show asked me anything. Get to producers and listeners to
submit questions about anything. You know, we tried doing that
once? We did it. It didn't work out. Quite there's nobody's got
any questions for us. The best ones get chosen, you can get the
idea for the show. Not sure if you can use the ID or not. I
hope you can. Blah, blah, blah. You know, take a Hey Shizen
karma for revised and updated new podcast I'm launching in
2013. Oh,
well, we need to talk about this. First. Let me give you
your
you've got karma.
One of our producers Matt is he's he's an ex Disney web
developer. And he has actually created an online courseware
system. And he would like to set up the by the way, it's the no
agenda Institute for internet broadcasting, which is the N A
double IB, which has a nice ring to it, and a web that no agenda
Institute for internet broadcasting. And he thinks
there's a real business in it. But he says we will have to
dedicate at least a day a week to it. And I'm thinking that
could be the Thursday show. You know instead of the Thursday
show we'll just do our part of the
show brings in money the Sunday shows the dog
okay then then we'll cut the Sunday show.
One of the two okay. Okay. Hopefully we can just spend
another day and do it. That would count for the third
episode we've always wanted to do if it brings in money I'll
float out still do two shows. Okay, Heather Aronson good ol
Heather from San Francisco. 6969. Hey, hey, I want Adam to
talk to my pussy too.
Hey,
you said I don't have a cat. Just kidding. Actually do have a
cat.
Well, what happened? What happened?
What happened to what?
Well, it was weird. Like, oh, it's like this huge, like,
interference sound or something? Oh, it's
probably the CIA. Yeah, the
probably the transmitting Outside Okay, sorry. They got
back to the pussy. Yes,
she has a cat she actually has a cat she says that's what she's
talking about. All right, so don't be a don't have a dirty
mind. What are you guys decide to replace today? What did you
decide to? We're going to have little pins like they have in
Canada when you're the night of Canada. We're gonna have dog
tests knighthood we're gonna have dog tags are no good belt
buckle.
I like a belt buckle. How about a bolo tie? There it is again.
Where's this coming from? This is you, John.
No, I'm hearing it though. Wow. There is suddenly like sounds
like a drone overhead.
Someone is transmitting nearby. If all of a sudden you don't
hear me anymore. They've got me. That is game. Well, that is
very, very strange because that is someone with a walkie talkie
or something outside your house. So I go look,
I would. Yes, I'll get you in your radio to take a look. Okay.
Thomas, Baldrick in Nutley New Jersey. I don't have a note from
him. 6969 of Gordon Walton or Sir Go Gordon Walton to you
who's in Austin and maybe the guy outside the door. Which
would be funny 6969 starting on a knighthood for my son, John.
And he asked us to keep up the good work and that ends our 6969
segment, which I'll bring a bell for. Adam's House apparently has
a lot of square footage takes him forever to get to the door.
Well, maybe we'll come back. I am Adam. Lawrence McBride, sir
Lawrenceburg Brighton. Morton. We're still Thursday side still
safe. You're still safe good about play the close out the
6969 69 Sir Lawrence McBride needs job karma for an interview
on Monday and it's his birthday to 1212 and we wouldn't have you
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Yeah, because most people Yeah, you can know that this took
place or that play or there's a lot of corruption. But you don't
you shouldn't be letting it eat at you. You shouldn't have a
good gets funny.
That's exactly this is the only way to survive. The only way to
survive demise is with humor. And this is this is this is what
we do we give you a way to to release and to relax and to
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Are you aware your mainstream media would have this
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he's you know, have you noticed? It's that's funny you notice
that Don Lemon now has a Saturday night show on CNN but
he's it's like a personality show.
Everybody wants to be joy Beyhadh
and he has any has his shirt unbuttoned for the show. Yeah,
it's like you know two two buttons so it is color as open
as like it's the Don Lemon show. Now I'll play something from it
later. I got it. I got a real news clip from it. Okay.
Adam also wants to say I just recently got engaged to a smokin
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obey karma for impending nuptials as we set out to build
our geodesic go mountain home in the hills of Central
Pennsylvania
see we can do this I was close with this
you will obey you will obey
us got karma I forgot to have that one.
I didn't know you had it at all.
That's a good one isn't it? I was not bad i think is actually
one of the better ones.
Playing will obey you will obey you will obey
that's gonna be a big request. This one does not get played for
less than $70
Sorry that we're gonna put price tags on these. Yeah, we got to
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it does provide a reality check and helps me deconstruct your
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while now and I do keep an eye on my email to ensure it happens
monthly. By the way, we've got a note
there it is. It's just coming out of nowhere John
is not on my side. I know what even here No,
I know but this has never happened before. It's it's very
It sounds like I had like someone's keying a mic. Yeah,
exactly. locally and some ham with too many watts and no
filters guarantee
you it's a drone overhead. There's nothing outside so it
must be overhead.
It could be lining you up Yep.
It's the radar.
Don't say the wrong thing on today's show. Okay. Anyway, he
goes on he says he's by the way I was gonna say somebody did
send a note saying that Pay Pal told them that we discontinued
any you know, it's bull crap we don't do that.
No, that's what PayPal does when when something goes wrong. They
say no agenda cancel your subscription. Now how dumb would
that be if we really did that?
And why would we do it? Yeah. Now I have to find a mortgage
and another bank. Oh, anyway. Oh, let me go back. I seriously
need some house karma as a decided to buy an apartment but
my bank who offers the best mortgage in Spain screwed me. So
now I have to find a mortgage and another bank and every offer
I get is more surrealistic than the previous you should try
crazy conditions crazy interest, crazy charges, anything you can
think of. And some no one would dream of except these banks.
Europe says but to try Banco popular. It's probably where it
started. Obviously no matter what Europe says our banks still
want to collect flats at 60% value. Plus keep the shittest
and paying the debt for the rest of his life. 25% extra interest
we're paying late to top it off if I don't buy it, I'll lose the
money already paid as reservation downpayment.
I hear that it's happening again. I've never heard this
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Never Where's it coming from?
Sounds like a giant bug.
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you wish. What a pro. Yeah,
yeah. And that and 50 cents. So it looks like we finally got a
deal. And I do have a question for you on this. John. I don't
know. Do you still do that show with Horwitz, I haven't seen
that one show up recently.
We've been off for a couple of a couple of weeks. Okay. See,
I'm a fan. I listen. So the deal was finally struck in a video
there was a big argument between the IMF and the European Central
Bank about how to pay to basically come up with the cash
for the last tranche. The most recent tranche, as a tranche is
what is known as a tranche, that's it, you can't just say,
payment. Now tranche two great word tranche.
They gotta make it sound
tranche. Yeah, that important tranche about 40 billion euros,
which of course goes directly to banks. Now two things have taken
place. One is it is a real Whopper. But first I I want to
understand a little better. What how this works, because from
what I understand, well, first I'll play this little clip from
BB shape. And I'll give you what I think is going on and then I'd
love to hear from you. And then I've got the Whopper. Jamie
joins me with two big business breaking stories on one kind of
feeding into the other one the lower house the German
parliament saying yes, okay, we will go with this bailout to the
Greeks.
Yes, it's pretty much expected this was going to happen. And it
was what Germany had been pushing for particularly getting
Greece to buy back the bonds or some of its debt. So which would
effectively reduce its debt down From 190%, us expect to reach
late next year, possibly down well, target is about 144%. By
2020. This would be quite important because it'd be buying
the debt back, which is held by private creditors. And they buy
it back at 30 cents, possibly 35 cents in the dollar. So if a, an
owner of one of his Greek bonds is sitting on one of these
coupons, that's all they're ever going to get out of it. Some
people would say, actually, we're lucky to get that.
But this is always been this has always been an accounting
sleight of hand buying bonds, because we had that debate here
in the UK, the Chancellor of the Exchequer saying no is good
business sense. And then the Bank of England saying, well,
actually, no, it's not because you're offsetting gains against
pluses that haven't happened. Yes, I
know. There isn't. There is a sleight of hand going on here.
But on the other hand, the important thing is that Greece
is saying, but they're not going to be able to produce any kind
of growth in the economy, because the austerity cuts
becoming so drastic,
you wonder why the regular citizens of the world why their
eyes just glaze over and aren't able to understand. I mean, this
is the BBC. So what I understand here is the tranche is coming,
of course, coming from the other European countries, and because
of the way it stands, and this money is going to the
bondholders, but also to banks, who've got the bondholders that
banks are bondholders, essentially, that this money is
coming from the citizens of the other countries, who actually
have to borrow this money at a higher cost than the yield of
what they are lending the money to Greece for. So it's, it's
another way, instead of the, this is why I think they make it
confusing. And I'm asking you, obviously to see if we
understand properly, instead of telling the citizens of the you
know, the Britain and the Netherlands and Germany and
saying, Hey, we're going to take your money and give it to these
banks over here, who screwed over the citizens down south.
They're saying, Oh, no, we're just lending money, but you're
actually borrowing the money at a higher cost. So you're getting
screwed. You're getting doubly screwed. Except they don't tell
you about it, or they package it in this really complicated
language. Am I anywhere close to reality, John?
It sounds reasonable.
But here's the thing that was That was crazy. Bling, a shell
game a shell game is a Ponzi scheme shell game?
Well, it's not a Ponzi scheme specific. So shell game is
trying to hide, hide the nut.
Here's some news that was only on Bloomberg. And I'm sure that
this will not be reported. Why widely? Excuse me? I have a frog
in my throat. I yield. Got it. Yeah. Bloomberg, the financial
information company sued the European Central Bank for
information about well, actually, I'll just read the
report because I was blown away by this. There was a lawsuit
over this and the the European Central Bank, one, they will be
allowed to keep private files showing how Greece use
derivatives to hide its debt after defeating the first court
challenge using the blocks Freedom of Information rules.
Disclosure, those documents, okay, I'll read that in a
second. So Bloomberg wanted to understand how Goldman Sachs
amongst other bankers, how they had used the derivative scheme
to make it look like Greece had a lot more money than they did.
And we're doing much better than they were when they entered the
European Union got all that European Union cash, which
essentially, bankers like Goldman Sachs stole in
derivatives trading. Would you agree, John, does that sound
feasible?
Well, I don't know that they stole anything.
Derivative if someone loses someone else wins.
Yeah, but that's not the same as stealing. They trick people out
of the
way. Well, okay, I'm sorry. I stand correct. They tricked an
entire country out of their money. And of course, we have
the guards list as a whole bunch of people who got payoffs for
that. But that's another story. So now, it would be very good, I
think to know how this trick was done, so we could avoid the
trick in the future. As Bloomberg says, disclosure of
those, this is this what the court said, disclosure of those
documents would have undermined the protection of the public
interest. So far as concerns the economic policy of the European
Union and Greece. This is what the court said. In other words,
you should no citizens because it would undermine the
electric unit.
In other words, we don't want anyone to know how the trick
works, because we probably played in a couple other places,
and we might do it again. And we might do it again in the
future. Maybe there's some critic out there saying I know
this is getting boring. They just give another jolt.
What do you mean boring I think it's fascinating. It's
fascinating worrying.
Okay, I think you did right. I think your analysis is
absolutely correct but is boring and dull and that's why that's
why I won't get outside of Bloomberg.
Because well, we could make it. You could make it really
exciting.
I don't know that we can make that story even remotely
interesting. scammer scam.
Okay, let's play a little bit from the Don Lemon show. Who has
a Saturday night show ladies and gentlemen Don Lemon has a
variety show. He does showbiz news and he had Pat Boone on Pat
Boone and he took serious about religion with Pat Boone and then
Pat Boone man he just laid it out
and I said the difference might be that if you criticize right
now it's very sensitive criticizing Islam and and if you
do, it is possible that you could you know, you could be
threatened with harm in some way. And and actually I'm not
defending criticizing anybody to religion because I think that's
wrong and we the whole idea of the Constitution is to let
everybody have a free say about what they believe and and we
should if whether we agree or not, at least respect their
their opinion and their their desire to serve God as they see
him or in some cases her and and have the freedom to do that
you're not
seeing the whole of Islam is a threatening religion are
you know, I said some if you go back and you see I said, there
might be some elements. There are terrorists. We know there's
terrorists. We know there are others who if you criticize
Mohammed in a cartoon as they did in Scandinavia, the guy was
killed.
The guy was killed. Now he wasn't the guy wasn't killed.
Just making it up and Darwin, does he correct him? Okay, no,
I shouldn't have done it. To begin with.
We've got to run only for time purposes. coming on, and of
course, there are tears. You're an idiot. And every Saturday.
And in Christian there are Christian terrorists, Christian
terrorists. Let's just
wrap it up. Wrap it up, wrap it up, wrap it up. That guy got
killed. And we didn't. CNN for this gentleman. All news all
the time. Talking about that. I'm watching all news all the
time. John. Well, what channel is this? This is maybe Fox
Business or Bloomberg? Business. It's one of them, but they're
talking about the big controversy over e 15.
Oh, 15 Hold on a second. Josie Eurorack now with an e 15.
Report. What is it up? 15? Is the is that a ingredient?
A e 15. Is is gasoline with 15% alcohol in it? Oh, and a lot of
gasoline has 10% alcohol in it now, just for pollution reasons
in California. And e 15. It turns out that Minnesota wants
to move everything to eat 25 This is all to benefit the corn
guys. And so the oil people have put a bunch of shills out there
saying screw that This is bull crap we want it we got we can
make gasoline it's not, you know, it's not a bad product. I
mean, it's not going to be any better with bunch of alcohol in
it and they want to push the e 25. So the meme has come out
that e 15. And apparently, a or somebody who doesn't know
anything came out with this. It's gonna ruin your car.
People who hate the environment. I mean, this is AAA out there
issuing this warning. I mean, you can't say that this is a
conspiracy of some type against farmers against the fuel
industry, whatever it is, its AAA has come out now what is the
EPA is response to all this at this time?
With EPA claims that they've done all this testing and that
it's impossible to do years of testing and months. They said
they've done all this testing and they claim there's no
difference. Well, there here's the other difference is gonna
affect your pocketbook. Because the truth is AAA is trying to
help people and I don't work for AAA. Actually, I work for AOL.
autos are I mean, we're totally opposing to each other. But the
fact is, is that when you're looking at the cost of what it
costs you there's less than 1/3 energy per gallon of gasoline
that has ethanol in it than regular gasoline that didn't
have ethanol in it. So what does it mean to you you're filling up
at the pump more often it's costing the same amount of money
and you get to pay the damages that happened to your engine
Yeah, the bullshit clip you can play the bullshit clip bullshit
that one
yeah, that one. All right, let's go over this open public
actually can get a clue because these talk shows they don't want
to
amendment me just interrupt. You are about to get some very valid
information about what is and is not true. Consider this next
time. You're giving money to a bum on the street. Consider
giving that money not to the bum. But to the no agenda show.
Well, I was pointed the United Way. And anyway, so we're buying
products and I
The way the United Way what?
So anyway, no give don't give me the United Way. No, give it to
the no agenda show. Okay, e 15 is 50%. I'll go now this is just
completely out and out lie. That gasoline that's got some alcohol
and it gives gives out 1/3 less energy a complete tank of pure
alcohol. pure alcohol does produce about a third less
energy. But 15% Alcohol doesn't produce a third less energy in a
gallon of gasoline. Like she said. She says gasoline was some
with alcohol and it produces 1/3. Okay, I'm almost finished.
I'll finish the bus guys back
on the show. I don't understand why it's boring. He's outside.
Oh, alcohol and your gas? Do you hit the button?
All right. You could take if you can't do the calculation on the
cost of alcohol and the rest of it, the amount of energy loss is
negligible. And the 15 is very little. I mean, you can make the
calculation yourself. But But the other thing is a 50 will not
hurt that hurt in any engines that I know of that were made
after the advent of unleaded fuel. I don't see what I mean
the actually Alcohol Alcohol on your gasoline is quite good for
it. Because it sucks. There's any water you know, water
accumulates in gas tanks. It always does. Yeah. And it sits
at the bottom. And sometimes it you know, just starts rusting
out the tank has got a lot of problems with water in your
tank, you put the alcohol in there, which is extremely
hygroscopic sucks it up and blows it through the engine.
You're getting good shape. I don't know, I'll look into the
assertions but I think you can go 25 easy without hurting an
engine. I don't that's bullcrap. It's just, it's just it's just
bull. It's just burning, like gasoline is only, you know, not
quite as efficient. here's
the here's the only thing that would hurt your engine. Here's
what I would say. Would it
dissolve something in the car? I don't think so. There's no,
there's no better? And can I can I get what's in gasoline?
Can I give you a reason? A lot of most cars today have have an
injection system. And in fact, the way it works is they tend to
lean of peak. When it's when things aren't running, right,
they start to lean the mixture. And I believe that unless you
reprogram the chips, that probably it won't understand how
to correct the mixture in the right way. And you could lean so
much with the alcohol that you actually could could damage the
engine. Does that make any sense?
That's possible, but I don't think that takes place at those
levels. I think you have to be about 50% alcohol before you
have a problem. I mean, there's cars out there, they're e 85. Or
whatever it is almost all alcohol. Yeah, and those engines
are specially set up for that. I agree. But 15 not it's not even
is I like to see some documentation for the AAA
assertion. I think this is a setup as bullcrapping in to
throw in this nonsense about you know, 10% less energy or
whatever it was. Third, a third less energy. Yeah,
that's bull crap.
That's total bull crap. Anyway, this is floating around.
You're right. That was totally boring. You're right. All right.
We got to bother with the guy didn't buzz. We were on time.
We're on time. Definitely some amazing drone news that has come
out as the Pentagon, and the Department of Defense came out
with their policy for autonomous drones. And this is even earlier
than I expected it. I think it was how many months ago three
months ago. I did a big spiel, six top of the no six. Yeah, it
was a long time ago.
Not six, not six.
It was a long time ago. Not sick. Along with six.
I did an entire thing on autonomous drones. why they're
so desirable. We should find the episode then that actually that
is something we should replay on one of these shows with what is
not.
Okay. I six months ago, you're talking about the automatic
passenger planes.
Right now. Now we're talking about autonomous drones. So the
drone can be programmed to go kill somebody, and then you
don't have to do anything. It just goes off in his mission and
it goes and kill somebody. And, and after I interviewed Daniel
Suarez, whose book killed decision came out a couple
months ago, actually was before that even after after I
interviewed him. I was I knew I was right. But before I
interviewed him, we went through this whole idea of exactly why
autonomous drones are very, very dangerous. And the big thing in
warfare is if you can remove the person from the equation, then
you win. You just completely win. And by the way, it's not
just countries drones are cheap enough. Companies can have
drones this one flying around right now. It's probably Alex
Jones. He's ready to drone me so At the same time again, here's
how the propaganda works. And this is a beautiful piece. And
then I'm going to read you a couple of couple of highlights
from the from the actual policy document which you will get
nowhere else. No one is not even, you know, Danger Room and
all these people who like little autonomous drones, they give you
the messaging that the Pentagon wants you to hear, but they
don't actually show you the documentation or quote anything
real from it. So here's a little clip, where they've totally
skewed the message about autonomous drones and actually
made Human Rights Watch who are completely against autonomous
drones sound like they're okay with it. It's a great piece of
television news reporting.
The machines are starting to take over. it conjures up images
of the Terminator. Mr. Chairman, I need to make myself very
clear. If we uplink now Skynet will be in control you military,
but you'll be in control of Skynet. Right? The Pentagon just
issued its first directive on autonomous weapons, effectively
forbidding the development of lethal weapons with no human
control
and just notice what is being said effectively forbidding This
effectively,
to minimize failures that could lead to unintended engagements.
Minimize failures,
that's a steroidal term for me.
This is the Pentagon spokes Hall meaning
harming innocence, killing the wrong target.
Really, the Pentagon Steve arch manic admits these weapons are
still 2030 years away. Oh, really?
We have self driving Google cars that are already legal in
California. But we it'll take 30 years before a drone can
autonomously go and shoot a Hellfire in your ass lying sack
of hooey.
That technology doesn't exist yet. What do you mean,
Google's cars are driving on the streets with other traffic not
even like being in the sky?
Why not hire the thought was, technology is dynamic. And we'd
like to get out ahead of it.
Now. In other words, we'd like to get the rulemaking down so
that we can go ahead and go do whatever the frick we want,
which I'll prove to you in the document.
Just this week, the Navy tested its next generation drone, which
could carry bombs and land on an aircraft carrier with hardly any
human control. The directive only applies to lethal systems.
Now this is great, wait until you get the people who are
against the Human Rights Watch and listen, how they how they
how they turn that around, it's still
allows the military to develop autonomous biplanes.
As we begin to approach the possibility of having machines
select and engage targets. We want to be very careful not to
cross that line without high level policy review. Human
Rights
Watch by the way, every single time you hear that jet engine
Sam that is sweetened. You see a drone flying drones, they don't
have jet engines they have a big propeller on the back. But
everything throughout the entire piece you see that you see the
Reaper and the Raptor with the propeller on the back, and they
make they put the they put the jet sound underneath what's the
Pentagon smooth hula hoops, a step on the most important piece
here we go. Human Rights Watch applauds. We do not believe it's
crossed that line without high level policy review.
Human Rights Watch applauds the Pentagon's move.
We do not believe it solves the problem, however.
So the group is calling for that was the soundbite government to
ban autonomous
they could do. And here's what here's what Human Rights Watch.
They wrote an article ban killer robots before it's too late. And
how did that show up in the news report?
Human Rights Watch applauds the
Pentagon's move. Will you not believe it solves the problem
however. How do you
how do you put those two together?
So the group is calling for governments to ban autonomous
weapons outright? Funny Daugherty points to Syria the
wonders what
not then they go on about how great it is. Okay. So I need to
read a few a few relevant parts of this legislation not even
legislation it is a directive depart Department of Defense,
Department of Defense directive subject autonomy in weapons
systems policy it is DoD policy that okay John, you'll love this
autonomous and semi autonomous weapons system shall be designed
to allow commanders and operators to exercise
appropriate levels of human judgment over the use of force.
What does that sound like? Like things gonna be on autopilot and
if you want to do something, you can do something. So it won't be
like Skynet necessarily where you can no longer take over
control. But pretty much these things will be autonomous
systems will go through rigorous hardware and software verify
occation and validation. Can we get in on that contract, please?
Oh yeah, that's a scam.
Here's a good one complete engagements in a timeframe
consistent with Commander and operator intentions and if
unable to do so, terminate engagements or seek additional
human operator input before continuing the engagement. Hey,
I'm out of control come help me. Also, the system shall be
sufficiently robust to minimize failures that could lead to
unintended engagements or to the loss of control of the system to
unauthorized parties not eliminate, minimize, Does anyone
see this minimize all system shall be readily understandable
by trained operator operators. Of course, persons who authorize
the use of direct use of direct the use of or operate autonomous
and semi autonomous weapons systems must do so with
appropriate care, and in accordance with the law of war,
applicable treaties, weapons system safety rules, and
applicable rules of engagement. Be careful now when you turn up
flip on the auto switch. semi autonomous weapons systems that
are onboard or integrated with unarmed platforms must be
designed, unmanned platforms must be designed such that in
the event of degraded or lost communications, the system does
not autonomous, autonomously select and engage individual
targets, or specific target groups that have not been
previously selected by an authorized human operator. In
other words, if they programmed to go after a human, and they
lose control of it, it's too bad if you're the wrong guy, and
they can't turn it off. But it's not they won't go off and kill
another guy. I mean, I'm living in a science fiction movie when
I really only
kills the one guy or guys, it only kills the one wrong guy.
Well, here
it is. autonomous weapons systems may be used to apply non
lethal non kinetic force, such as some forms of electronic
Attack, attack against material targets in accordance with DoD
directive 3,000.3. So in other words, drones can be autonomous
to attack like they're doing right now to me to attack you
electronically, which could also be a taser, I guess, or just a
shoot a beanbag at your non lethal force. So they're saying
is, there will be autonomous drones and they will go out and
they will seek down profiles and signatures of people. But they
just won't kill people while doing that they can hurt them
with electronic means, etc. So it's only one small step until
they are completely autonomous and go out and kill anyone at
any time. And somehow this has turned into this great report,
which Human Rights Watch thinks is fantastic. And then, of
course, we need to cover it up and make drone seem friendly. So
we bring out CNN and Erin Burnett, and she has to do a
stupid puff piece with the Pentagon reporter about drones
that are cutesy drones with fins, drones with fins,
number of American drones has surged. You're probably aware of
that. But I mean, the numbers are pretty incredible. In 2001,
we had 50 of them now we have 7500 drones. In the new twist.
The machines designed to watch are now looking like fish like
fish. This is called the bio swimmer. It was developed by the
Department of Homeland Security to dart into hard to reach
places underwater. And it's not the only nature inspired robot.
There is a cheetah and put a skin on it. And of course, the
robo mule, both developed by the Advanced Defense Advanced
Research Projects Agency which is called DARPA,
do you see what they're doing? Like they slip all this real
stuff under the radar? And then they give you cutesy little
stuff on television like Ah look, it's a mule. Ah, it's a
cute mule. He's a he's a raised drone.
So you're telling me that the news media
no now slanting
the story, no to suit the purposes of the Defense
Department.
And that closes another segment of a drone again, naturally.
Let's lighten things up. Yeah, okay. So I gotta get why we got
this Julian Assange on Manning. But that's not like no, we get
brain science bullcrap. But that's not what I got. That's
light, which I produced this clip because I couldn't believe
what this guy said. And so I made it so I clipped it so he
said it a couple of times. So you can hear exactly what he
said in this report. And this is the kind of news you get on the
on the Al Jazeera which must be a good coverage. Anyway. Eight
cruise ships contribute hundreds of millions of dollars to the
economy of Venice in Italy. But the cruise business there is
facing growing opposition critics say the big vessels
pollute the area's delicate ecosystem. from Venice, Claudia
lavanda reports.
A floating city and the other floating city. This is one of
the hundreds cruise liners the sail through Venice every year
on them 1000s of passengers a boost to the city's tourism
industry. But along with the tourists, these giant ships
bring a wave of criticism. But along with the tourists, these
giant ships bring with them a wave of criticism
that was an LG zero. And it is a great package, put it on the
air listen to shit, bring with them a wave of criticism. But
along with the tourist giant ships bring with them a wave of
criticism. There's no way in ships giant ship
is one of those things it just remains funny no matter how many
times you play it. Love that.
So I got a clip here that I just one of those that I discovered
afterwards. I thought it was fishy when I first heard it.
By the way, I turned off my cell phone. I think that might have I
think the cell phone when it was hitting a certain cell it was
probably interacting with the new tube amp. So unless it
happens again.
Yeah, yeah, no, the cell phones cause problems with all kinds of
gear. All right. So those are always tagged and mature.
They're tagging they're always
here sending my coordinates to home base. Person of Interest.
Yeah, I turned it off. You know what I'm considering. I'm not
gonna use a cell phone at all anymore. Just I just don't have
one. I do and you don't need one I can commute. I can get
internet connectivity through ham radio. I'll just carry that
around. I can get it slow, but it works. I can just connect to
the internet. They can't track me they can't track me and they
don't have they forgotten how to track me this way. They don't
even do it anymore.
Because nobody knows buddy but a few crackpots use him radically.
Exactly. It's my plan. So I thought this was kind of
interesting. The apparently all you know, this great Arab spring
which began in Tunisia, really as an Indian Now there were
there were riots going on in Tunisia again. And so I recorded
part of this report. And then there was this anomalous thing
that this guy said. And then I started thinking about it and
then I'll I will talk to you about about it. It's very you'll
notice it too, which is peculiar.
A deal between Tunisia US government and a delegation from
the town of scileanna. appears to have failed to bring calm to
the area. Days of violent protests there have left
hundreds engine Hashim al Bara has more.
Despite a deal, clashes continued Saturday evening, one
of the key demands of local residents was to remove the
governor. Now, under the new agreement, he will be replaced
by his deputy, but it's still tense on the streets of
scileanna. Police and the National Guard fire tear gas
canisters and warning shots to prevent these protesters from
getting closer to the local police headquarters.
They're using shotgun pellets and a new type of tear gas
canister that even the Israelis don't use. Okay.
Okay. Now why is the guy in Tunisia who's obviously one of
the protesters commenting on the munitions specifically not the
kind of tear gas that even the Israelis don't use
this because American sold it to them? I would presume?
No, no, the point is, is why does this guy know what the
Israelis use? Unless he's just obviously one of these
troublemakers that goes from place to place to place and he
knows Israelis don't use this stuff. I just think it's
peculiar. Isn't it's like these guys are all mercenaries.
That's that's the racket to be in my friend. Yeah, well,
definitely pattern that is the racket to be in
for sure. So I come to I've come to the conclusion that, you
know, the Koch brothers the evil Koch brothers. Yeah. If you've
ever noticed, if you watch PBS, there's never anything about
them on PBS because they contribute to the news hours.
That's how your media works, of course.
And I think the Koch brothers had been shaken down. I think
they're, I think they're probably just two guys if you
can Get a hold of him you can shake him down and say look you
give us money or we're gonna write say bad things about you
which stopped it seemed it they stopped doing it on Democracy
Now we're gonna
make links we're gonna make the interwebs all evil about your
Link TV, which is on fundraising fundraising drive right now with
all these different people coming on have decided that the
Koch brothers haven't coughed up enough money so they're going to
do a special documentary on the Koch brothers and if you want to
hear that this is the trailer for it and if you want to year
in you window no facts just somebody ended somebody on the
street which is the problem with today's news reporting some
idiot on the streets and guy they're trying to kill me and
all this sort of thing this is one of the best I've heard if
they don't come up with some cash on this deal. I'd be
surprised
next on Link TV. Koch brothers are the poster boys for the 1%
we have 15 holes in the theory and maybe 11 People have died
with counseling
I feel that Coke is responsible for my daughter's they're
definitely pushing an agenda to re segregating the schools what
they're actually trying to do is dismantle the whole public
school system
to the Koch brothers leave us alone. Voting is my right and
I'm furious that it might be taken away
you by yourself a Congress that has single handedly tried to
eviscerate and got environmental regulations across the board
great music Big Finish nice bye bye bye bom bom bom bom bom bom
That's
correct. Is that not one piece of evidence about anything just
I believe my daughter died because of the Koch brothers the
Koch brothers are trying to shut down the schools the Koch
brothers are want to take my vote away the Koch brothers are
cut me this is like a Koch brothers go give the Link TV
people some money and they'll shut up you watch.
This is a very good point about democracy now and to PBS but
also don't they also in Koch Industries also support NPR? I
mean, this is the way it rolls right?
No, they they're their supporters of yeah, all the
public broadcasting stuff, I think. But generally speaking,
these the these these fringe networks like link, which have
good stuff on them, but you know, they are scrounging money
like everybody else. And I know that you put the screws to these
guys, and they can't seem to get a hold of them. This will get
their attention. I have some
very sad news, John. What is it about the Eurovision Song
Contest? Ah, yeah,
you know, we're sure what's today's date? Because we had a
pool and when you'd bring that up?
Yeah. Well, the sad news is that several countries are now
pulling out of the contest out there it is. It's not the cell
phone. No, it's definitely it's this is a new thing. Very, very
sad. Portugal, Poland have pulled out Cyprus, Greece. All
pulling out. I think the thing is going to collapse, I think is
it the whole thing is going to just fall apart at the seams.
Oh, that's a shame. Yeah.
I'm very, very saddened by all this. Couple of words.
Was there any reason for them pulling out? Yeah, of course. We
think of it because there's corrupt
it got into this. They're broke. There's no money they got no
they can't they can't put on the shows on television. You know,
and by the way, you can't do that. If you can't say like,
Hey, listen, slave stupid shit. Listen, give me all your money.
So we can put on a song contest. Hey, no, you just just have to
deal with the voice and the and the idle and X Factor like every
other stupid country. That's the only reason of course. Damn,
John does this. I'm worried about this. I really am. I mean,
this is this the weirdest thing we've never had this we never
had any radiation coming in. It would didn't. Didn't happen the
during the first part of the show. No. I want to just run
through a couple quick things. It isn't for you. Maybe
there'd be me. Maybe should put a tinfoil hat on.
Okay, that's a good idea.
You know, you never know. tinfoil hats can be useful to
reflect
radiate radiation energy or make it received better. Right there
on the White House blog today. Here it is, as predicted, you
can scrap it out of the Red Book, preserving internet
freedom. That's right. As we have the World Conference on
International Community telecommunications coming up in
Dubai, which is a nice place to hang out if you're in the ITU
and the White House's is Actually, of course, is all
about money. Now the White House is urging you to read
communications from the FCC, the National Telecommunications and
Information Administration and the State Department, and where
to complain, to tell the ITU the International Telecommunications
Union to not bring in the interwebs as a part of their
charter and mandate. And I just wanted to say that this
conversation, and this is not about the DNS system, you know,
that that was always part of the conversation. And trust me, with
Bill Clinton talking and hanging out with a guy that I can, that
thing ain't leaving the United States ever, son. But this is
about peering. And the way the internet works in general. And I
would say that big companies like Google, who are out there
saying, Oh, this is bad, you know, we can't have a sender pay
system. I think that's absolute bull crap, I think that they are
they secretly they all really, really want it. Amazon wants it.
Netflix wants it. Google wants it. Yahoo wants it, Microsoft
wants it Apple want everybody wants a payer system, because
then they can block everyone out of the market. That's what they
want. So that then only the big guys who can afford a payer
system instead of peering and it's, it's a little too
complicated to go into the the workings of this and how the
unit actually came to be. But I believe that we will see a
payer, a sender pays Internet, and that it will covertly
initially be sponsored by the very same eight holes who are
screaming for internet freedom right now. Internet freedom,
fleas, is that that's the that's the biggest doublespeak have
ever heard of. What say ye
nada? No,
you think they're really pure in this?
I don't know, believe me, they might I wouldn't be surprised if
they were but I'd be more inclined to believe your thesis,
because
think about it. What ruined the record business? What is ruining
television and radio? What is ruining? Print? What is ruining
anything that has to do with distribution is the fact that
distribution is effectively free? Yeah, effectively free? We
are it's not, of course, it's not totally free. Because we pay
for a piece of our bandwidth, or actually, our producers, Mr.
Oil, we've got voice zero, I mean, a lot, a lot of stuff that
goes on there. So get mo everyone, everyone's working on
this. But imagine if we really also in addition to that have to
pay to send it? Well, there's no way we'd be out of business. And
we can't have a central point to send stuff from. So we'd have to
do BitTorrent which will be made illegal, etc. And, you know, the
record companies would love nothing more than this. It'd be
great. Yeah, they'd be back in business exactly the way it was.
And this is the old way. And when someone says they're going
to give you internet freedom, run the other direction, because
these people are not sincere with their internet freedom. I
mean, come on Debian Have you learned nothing by now? It's not
freedom.
Freedom. I know. Nothing left to lose.
I have to think about it more.
Are you on Twitch today? Yeah, I am. Because this will come up.
And I want to know, by
the way, every time you say something like that, it never
comes up.
This will come up and I want you to say internet freedom is New
World Order doublespeak for Internet unfreedom
for Internet slavery. Actually, I can get away with saying that
and everybody would roll their eyes in the chat room but I've
always believed that this is going to all get shut down not
shut down completely, but it's going to be more controlled than
before. pizza night it's a natural it's the nature of
things can't have this sort of thing. No, you know JC was
pointing out some research you read recently apparently a
Chinese who are like half giving up on trying to censor the net
without just shutting down
Mr. Curry, Mr. Curry knock on the door.
I'm glad to have my Alexon. Can you imagine if I if I if I was
grounded?
I could see you with hugs. That's just disgusting. At some
point, I think everything's gonna be an intranet. And
there's just countries because nobody say we shut off
international access and say China shuts itself down. It
becomes just a local and there's no there's a couple of
interconnections for the for the elites, but the public, they
don't care if we cut DEVAR internet in the United States
would just shut down so it's just a local intranet. It's how
we
talk to friends now even goes beyond that. The see, though,
I know you're going you're taking it to a limit to a
maximum of nine up as expensive but I just
want I just want people to understand the whole reason why
The internet works is because Time Warner and AT and T and
Verizon. And level three. And the backbone providers, they
have agreements peering agreements, which is it's
literally a written contract. And it says, Hey, if you send me
this much traffic, I am able to send you that much traffic. And
we just call it kind of a wash, and maybe a little bit more this
week, a little bit less. And then if I'm too congested, you
have to buy transit to go around it. So you're more effective and
managing the internet works in a very, very, very beautiful way.
That's actually that actually stemmed from as it became
international, it actually cost people money, serious money,
yeah, to go through Mae east and Mae West. And these big holes,
these big hubs that were which all the international traffic
was routed through. Yep. So and so there was all this, there's
these, they were routing in such a way that was costing everybody
a lot of money until they said, Look, if you guys we can hook
up, we don't need to go through there, because you're going
through there. But you're also going this way around the round
the horn, and I can get by hooked to you, you can go around
the horn with my traffic. And then I could by the way down
here where you can get, I go there and then you could hook to
me here, and then it'll all be free.
Now the good news is that the majority of sis admins who speak
a BGP Border Gateway Protocol, listen to this very show. So we
will always have our backdoor access, we will have our private
privately peered privately tunneled internet, it may not be
super fast, but we'll always have some kind of access,
because that's how the SIS admins of the world roll. But
the normal citizens and slaves, they will be paying up the ying
yang, either through either through subscription fees. Or if
you want to actually serve something yourself, forget about
it. And the idea and this is where Leo makes the mistake. The
idea that bandwidth is free is bullcrap, he has no idea how it
works, you get a lot of traffic, you need more routers, these are
not like some cheap little boxes, you know, this is not
like a Linksys you got sitting there, or you know, or net gear
is a huge, very expensive, very quick processing machines. More
traffic means more of these machines, more maintenance,
there's an absolute cost to it. But we have this beautiful
ecosystem that works very, very well. And now everyone's getting
greedy. And the main people getting greedy are the
entertainment companies, the very same ones who are you
sucking off by by looking at their Netflix bullcrap. And
their Amazon, jerk off stuff, they are going to screw you. And
it's all under internet freedom brought to you by the White
House. And every single time Hillary Clinton's involved with
something with something called freedom, you can bet you'll be
in shackles, because she is Lucifer.
I think that wraps the show. Hey, I do have that Brzezinski
and the show clip I like to play. Is this a new clip or an
old clip? It's the one from the last show I
promised to play. I know. But is this an actual clip from
something new or something? Oh, it's fairly
new. It was Adams Think Tank. And so they were asking him
questions. They weren't paying any attention to what he said.
But he kind of outlined some of the principles of negotiating
with the Middle East and the Iranian situate Iranian
situation and some of these other things in a way that you
just it just sounds like because he was bringing it out. He was
he was trying to deconstruct what the Russians are doing with
the negotiations and all the rest of it anyone in a way that
it was like, even he was having to say, you know, I can't say
everybody's thinking this way. But I know for a fact some
people are. And it was that was very entertaining.
So on Thursday, I will bring you some unbelievable news as we
continue to investigate the Truvada scandal of the drug that
fits right into the blueprint that Hillary Clinton has laid
out for us. And I'm sure people are making a bundle on it
somewhere. Just we're not. So that'll be lined up for you.
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We'll be back on Thursday. God willing right here on no agenda
actually making the preferable option a success. I'm not sure
that I have a prescription that really meets the high standards
that you have set for it. But I do think that at some point, it
parallel dialogue probably conducted in some degree of
deliberate secrecy, although that is difficult on the
American side, that parallel dialogue between the United
States and Iran might be desirable, in addition to the
more formal negotiations. A great deal depends here also, on
what are the long range motives, that drives the participation of
the Chinese and the Russians in the negotiating process, there
may not be the same, I think the Chinese are obviously more
interested in maintaining and general stability. From an
international economic point of view, for obvious reasons, given
their dependence on Middle Eastern oil. In the Russian
case, there may be someone dividends, among Russian
decision makers, as they assess the long range significance of
this issue for the American Russian strategic balance, and
for that matter, for Russia's geopolitical role. One can at
least make the theoretical case and I'm not making it in terms
of the Russian leadership as a whole. But I can envisage some
Russian strategist saying, Is it really bad for us if America
gets into another major and protracted conflict in the
region, and America will not suffer very much because of the
revolution in American energy supplies, but the region will be
affected adversely. If the regions affected adversely, the
dependence of Europe, on Russian energy supplies dramatically
increases? Is that necessarily bad from the Russian point of
view. Secondly, the region erupts into violence, ongoing
arrangements generated over the last two or three decades
largely by an American strategy designed to diminish European
dependence on Russian energy I have in mind, particularly the
Baku Jehanne pipeline, and the general role of Azerbaijan. And
Georgia, in providing access in the near future, to talk many
energy to Europe directly and not via Russia, is something
that I'm sure some Russians would like in some fashion to
undercut. So even without a massive outbreak of violence in
the region, but real tension in the region, some escalating
collisions or explosions might give the Russians some
strategists in Russia might argue that freer hand to deal
with Georgia and Azerbaijan that would have Jewess strategic
consequences very adverse to Europe, and to the United
States. So I think we don't have a very clear sense of the degree
to which these partners in the negotiating process are
motivated to the same degree as we bind a desire to avoid an
explosion in the region. At least one of those two that I've
mentioned, might have, at least on the part of some individuals,
I want to repeat that because I'm not saying that this is the
official Russian point of view or the official Russian
strategy. But some individuals in Russia who are hard nosed
strategists might say to themselves, well, are we really
sure that it's in our interest to resolve this problem?
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