If I was the owner is tyrannical government, I do it. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak.
Sunday December 9 2012. Time to get my nation media
assassination episode 468 This is no agenda coming to you from
the soccer Killing Fields of getting donation low lands in
Amsterdam in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I wait and wait to do the
show and here I am. I'm John C. Dvorak.
I hate it. I just hate it. I really hate it. Okay, I really
hate hate hate it
are you doing there in Europe?
Yeah, I'm really hate it. I hate it. I cannot stand when whatever
happens I'm on this crappy ass mobile setup. There's just it's
it sounds like poop in my head. It's just, it's horrible. I'm
not well, today. I'm very, very enjoyed.
It shares this sound No, that could just be poop in my head.
But it's just like, you know, I'm I guess what I'm gonna have
to we spent at least 20 minutes before the show trying to make
it so that John couldn't hear himself feeding back when I'm
talking now I sound so distorted in my headphones. I don't know
if it's if we're even recording properly. And then, and on top
of that, because of the way this little miniature desk is set up.
It is too far away for me to see without my glasses, but too
close to it for me to see with my glasses. So I can't actually
read anything. Sounds comedic. It's not comedic.
So where are you the same place? No, no, no, no, no,
no, we've Okay, update. update update. Wait a minute. We've got
an update. Here's the update. So we're, we're in our own place
now. And I have to say, producers human resources all
extremely, extremely nice. Very, very helpful. I've really done a
great job. You know, when I get to turn this down, this is it.
This can't be right. This is gonna be you know, I'm going to
I'm going to listen to damn. Sorry, just so frustrated. And
can someone on the stream just tell me if my voice is distorted
or not? Because all I hear is here. I'll tell you. Here's what
it sounds like in my headphone John.
That sounds like a loose connection. That's actually a
pretty good imitation of a loose connection.
Well, that's what it sounds like in my headphones right now.
That was good, too. You
sound really good. But I sound like
oh, that sounds fair. I think that's just fine. Fantastic.
Okay, so No, everyone has been really nice. Been very, very
kind. Everyone's offered us varying from you can sleep in my
car to you don't have
to update in Holland don't have to do that. Just by law.
What to be nicey Nice. Yeah, I think I think it's a
prerequisite. People have offered you know, they're spared
bedrooms. A lot of people very saddened by the fact that I was
so harsh on Rotterdam. Apparently we have a lot of
listeners in the Rotterdam area. We're like, Okay, well, you
probably don't want to hang out with us.
You know, I was I took my my my grand tour of Holland with a Yan
al min of servoy. Yeah, who took me all over the place with it.
And we spent a lot TIG but to a couple of Rotterdam restaurants
and hung out there for a day. Yeah, I thought that was a fine
town.
Well, yeah, it is. But it's not Amsterdam. If you're from
Amsterdam, then you know it. I know my way around here. Anyway,
so we're in our own place. We've rented a place then it's very
it's very, very small. For too tall people.
But low ceilings. Yeah.
Yes. It has low ceilings, very narrow doorways. It's not alt.
It's not. It's not home.
It sounds like it's from the 1600s Yes,
at 1690. I'm sure. You know, it's like it's not home.
Everything is just a little. There's just getting used to
stuff on top of that Mickey is now with the emergency room with
some kind of infection, some bladder infection or some crap
it's like this is not good. It's not been a good week.
No wonder you're so uptight.
You know, you know when you if if you have a bladder infection
and you don't know it, you know what happens? You get really,
really sick. Yeah, you
throw up a lot. Yeah, yeah, I had a bladder infection about 25
years ago. I mean, get him to or is urinary tract or something. I
don't know. Yeah. And you get sick as a Your stomach hurts and
you're throwing up and you can't figure out what it is you go to
the doctor and then they you know, exactly, exactly Mickey's
line and they give you a pill and you're good. I know.
But some Mickey's like, I don't feel so good. I'm like, wait a
minute, I show up. And now you don't feel good. She's been so
sick, and we can't figure it out. And then, you know, she
texts me before the show starts is Oh, yeah, it's I have a
bladder infection. I don't even know what the bladder infection
like normally is. Isn't it? Bernie a burning sensation? But
apparently it doesn't have to be that way.
No, that's that's the irony. Yeah.
So the poor girl has been deathly, ill. You know, I've
been schlepping her around. And anyway, so will be much better
by tomorrow. I hope. And then on top of that, you know, it's
like, it's really weird to be in in the Netherlands for a number
of reasons. One of which is, yeah, I'm not I can't get used
to the paparazzi thing is like, I'm not interested in
on. It's like to tip them off early when you went over there.
And I maybe picked up some coin for the show. Well, you should
have picked up some coin. This is what I can't believe you
didn't even think of that.
But then we just didn't have I don't have the wherewith I don't
look at the paparazzi out there. Yeah, I'll tip you off on where
this guy is. Give me some contact information, what you'll
pay, then I'll seriously John C. dvorak.org.
The thing is, I don't pay crap. No paying anything.
I wouldn't pay those 100 bucks is God good? I'm good to go.
That
can probably get 100 That's for sure. So anyway, so
wait, let me get this straight. Yeah, so you step outside to go
to the store? No, some douchebag with the camera taking your
picture.
Or worse. It's like I'm bringing my wife who is not feeling well,
you know, she looks like death. She looks like crap. Yeah. Which
is women don't like the picture taken when they're not looking
good. This whole thing has been very, very stressful. Very
stressful. And of course, there's also like a million
people like, you know, now Now everyone knows we're here is
like my family's like, well, thanks for not calling. Like,
oh, yeah, yeah, just put your name. You should have the meat
guy. I should have picked up Mickey immediately and gone
right straight to Vienna. Well, we've got some places by the
way. I'm I know in my place. I really appreciate
that. But she's been ill. Okay, so so she's and she actually
just texted me she's getting whatever medication she'll be
coming home. I couldn't even take her to the to the emergency
room myself because of the show. So anyway, so the paparazzi
thing is kind of annoying. But there are a couple of things I
have noticed here in in the Netherlands that are disturbing.
The number one thing you know what if you're even if you're in
New York City, and you're walking down the street, it's a
busy street and someone bumps into you? What's going to
happen?
But generally they say sorry,
exactly. hear nothing. Half the people
are bumping into each other saying anything zombified
they bump in. So if someone like really bumped into me, and they
just kept walking, and I was like, Oh, I'm sorry. And these
people, it's not it's not everybody, but it's a large
amount of people who are walking on the street here are zombies.
A certified? I'm just like, wow, they don't care. They just they
just walk in through people. They have this this 1000 Yard
Stare on him. It's really frightening thing got the other
half of the people who apparently have no job. They're
just sitting in the cafes all day. Again, the cafes are filled
on Friday. Like what do these people have no job? No all day?
Yeah. Did you sit in the cafes drinking? I mean coffee, you're
on a coffee, tea, having a tea having a beer. And they got
nothing to do. Is this is the start disturbing.
It sounds hilarious.
It's very, very, it's surreal is what it is. It really is. And I
don't know if I've ever seen it like this. It's just there's
something there's something going on. Now there is a lot of
of course, you know, they're in the middle of the middle of
austerity here. And, you know, the the TV news besides you
know, everyone talking about the you know, about a lack of
respect, in general in the in society, as they say
we're bumping into you not saying excuse me, or sorry or
something.
This is what's interesting because the reason that these
are the big topic of the day is respect because these you know,
three or maybe 415 16 year old little soccer players kick this
this referee to death and everyone's like there's just no
respect in the society like Yeah, no kidding. And then you
get this zombification on the street thing is like wow, this
is very very intense and maybe I don't know if it's just the
lowlands or if it's other places in in Europe, you know, we
hopefully will we can travel around a bit and find out but it
In the middle of the austerity stuff people are you know, it's
funny to see how how the government is just telling them
that they're slaves and shut up and pay more taxes and that
everyone's health insurance is going up. Oh, by the way, not
like our health insurance is covering Miki go into the
emergency room that was funny is like, okay, honey, I've learned
one thing, we've got to call the insurance before you go, okay.
And everywhere on the card on the website, call one 800
frickin frickin blue. You can't call an 800 number from
overseas.
Now they should have the alternative number oh, no,
do not have it. Do not do not have that's a good one. And then
you call us like, Well, you were just the weekend, guys. You
know, we don't have your dossier. In fact, no one you
call will actually have your dossier for your own privacy, of
course. So what you're gonna have to do is you just have to
pay for everything. And then we're going to send you a claim
form. And well, if you're lucky, if you're lucky, then you might
get something reimbursed. So what is this Obamacare?
Well, it doesn't usually have a Dutch passport.
Yeah, but it doesn't give you doesn't give you insurance.
There's there's no national insurance here. You have to you
know, Oh, I thought there was no no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no.
So
it's the same scam they're pulling on us.
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, it's worse. In fact, what's happening
here is exactly what's going to happen in the States. You know,
we're first it's all like, it's all groovy and all good. And you
think it's righteous, and now everyone's getting screwed. Now
you have to pay more according to how much you make. I mean,
the whole It's nuts. It's not okay, here.
It's not, you know, talking about that. So instead, so this
week in San Francisco, the Board of Supervisors decided, and I
guess it was Muni in San Francisco, they decided, you
know, we think that it's unfair, that seniors get a discount and
students get a discount, it should it should be done on the
basis of income. Yeah, well, there you go. So you should have
cheaper fares for low income, and higher fares for people who
are really loaded, who normally wouldn't be taken the idiotic
bus. So essentially, anyone who could afford not to take the bus
candidate will now not be able to afford to take the bus. So
when you get on the bus, there's going to be a bunch of literally
poor people going around on the bus because it's damn near free.
And they'll be just living in the bus. Instead of being
homeless, they'll be in the bus Well, and that's the thing, they
think this is a good idea.
The world is one, you know, when I'm, I really have to sit down
and calm myself sometimes. Because I'm like, in all my 48
years, I don't think I've ever felt about the world. You know,
I mean, maybe it's because of December 21. May, in fact, I'd
prefer the whole thing just end on the 21st. This put us out of
our misery, please. This is horrible. This is no way to
live.
December 21. And you know, when the when the Mayan calendar
ends, you know what I'm talking about?
Well, I think it's part of the just the depression cycle
though, the 40 year cycle where we have a depression, which
began of course in 2008, literally six months early, but
it's still 2008 2009. And I've always, you know, what causes
this? What causes a depression? You know, the economic
depression, I think is their actual, I think the depression
is a good word. Because I think during these cycles, people
literally get death threats. Yeah. They don't feel like
buying anything. And maybe they celebrate the holidays. And then
they get depressed after the holidays. And then another years
gone by, and they haven't cleaned their office and other
years gone by, they haven't finished the cycle book and
other years gone by they wait a minute,
hey, wait a minute, I finished the cycle book. Oh, no. Well,
I'll tell you. It does feel of anything. You have to add
yesterday I have, I will say it was beautiful. It was one of
those beautiful, cold, crisp Dutch days. You have them once
every 18 years, where the sun is shining, but it's nice and
crispy cold and the market was there. And you know, and
everything was kind of really idyllic. And of course, you
know, the Dutch I've ever seen the Dutch street Oregon have
ever been here when the Ord the street Oregon goes by? No. So
it's, it's kind of hard. It may be if you if you Google it,
you'll see a picture of a Dutch street Oregon. And then they
used to literally have the, you know, the big like, almost like
the piano rolls that you'd put through. And, and it also
controls little little figurines on the outside and like Deuter
Lulu and thing and then a figurine pops out of a door and
then hits a bell. And it's a very, very, very picture with
these big giant ones. You know, I may have seen one of these
things that the size of a trailer Yeah,
yeah. And that there's they're narrow but they are they are
about the size of a trailer. So these things have a very typical
sound. And and yeah, so we're walking through a no, no. Well,
that's a little more typical Dutch. And so and so we're
walking through the market which is I mean, the Dutch market is
really nice. And you've got this cold Chris Bay and you've got
the you got the really, you know, the fantastic sunshine.
But the thing is playing havin a gala like this. This makes no
sense. I'm not kidding. And then I played like some Turkish
thing. And it's like, what? Where am I? Having a gala from
from a Dutch organ? This is not right. It's supposed to be to
Lincoln balloon balloon. You're not like Hava like the love. I
don't know where I am. I don't know what's going on. That's
hilarious. And then today, and today, it was just rain and dark
to go up to the eighth. Yeah.
Are you guys hey, can you programming Stairway to Heaven?
Freebird man play some Freebird Freebird driving me nuts. Crazy.
Anyway, good news. We were completely wrong about the
coffee shops. You know, I thought that we'd pass and
everything that that at all. Kind of that that was a national
thing. Apparently that was only in the south of the country. And
Rotterdam. No, below Rotterdam. And coffee shops are still wide
open for business. If you're even if you're just coming over
from the UK or whatever, there's no problem. You can still grab
your weed. Everything's all good. Oh, man, I'm hearing
myself slapping back to your speakers like no one else's
business. Don't worry, don't change anything. She will just
have to deal with it.
Position the mic.
But it's funny because I've mentioned this to a couple of
people. They're like, Yeah, you know, we heard about that. We've
heard that in America, people think that you can't buy weed
anymore. I said, yeah.
Let's let's just say because you told them that.
No, that was Come on. That's the that's the reporting that even I
just from what I read and what I understood.
I mean, that's that's the it's a bogus reporting that we get in
this country. Hello.
But it's but the bogus reporting was come coming from the Dutch
media themselves. Okay, so I'm gonna have to go out and buy a
mixer and a preamp and all kinds of stuff. I cannot live with the
sound that I I mean, I live to make this the best podcast in
the universe. I live to make it sound right. And it's just this
is just so a way below any any quality. Ah, hate my life.
Oh, that in mind? What the What's New, besides the kick
death of the referee?
Okay. Okay, what's Yeah, what is new is, as of, well, first it
was, as of the first of the year now they've moved it to April.
But most people to the housing market here is pretty much
collapsed. And most people here there was a real boom, a real
bubble. Because it's very normal in the Netherlands, or was very
normal to get an interest only mortgage. Which is, I think,
kind of a typical in the world. So everybody here is only paying
interest, which means, you know, they got nice houses way above
their means. But now the government as part of the
austerity program that has been brought to you by Brussels has
said, Well, you're not going to be able to deduct that anymore.
And we're going to start that January 1. So people like
freaking out now they all have to convert to a, you know, two
mortgages where you are paying for, you know, some interest,
but also some of the principal. And of course, it's not like all
the deduction is going away, but it is changing. And you and so
people are freaking out. And, and they didn't know and no one
is changing the, the pricing of their home. This is like the
whole housing market is just, it's not even close. It's just
in irons. It's just not moving. And that's really hurting
people, because a lot of people, you know, would use the value in
their homes to do to live and to take vacations and do all kinds
of extra stuff. And so you know, the Dutch, it becomes a growing
asset. It's a real problem. And you can really tell that people
are just, you know, messed up over it.
Well, I just to bring it back again there the alternative
minimum tax, which is going to go into effect for 2012 as of
January 1, because of these idiots that want to take us over
the fiscal cliff and I have a couple of clips of some of the
idiots that the if you're one of the 30 million Americans who
will be stuck with this you will not be able to take off your
Your interest from your mortgage.
Let me ask you a question about this fiscal cliff because I did
a little bit of research today. And so the reason for the fiscal
cliff or the real reason so that we have these taxes that these
tax cuts, which are going to expire, the whole, you know, the
whole thing about having more taxes in general, and it's not
just taxes, but a trillion dollars in cuts, and all it just
basically isn't, is this to repay some of the $16 trillion
that the United States owes? Is that why we're doing this, I
just need to under No, no,
originally done as a, we don't want to do it was originally
done as a, okay, we've got these financial problems that we have
to fix. We have a debt ceiling issue that hasn't been fully
resolved, which should be just eliminated, in my opinion, you
know, the Republicans are against that. Because they're
afraid that Democrats are going to spend this into oblivion,
which may or may not be true. They were they had all these
unresolved issues that okay, here's what we're going to do we
have to resolve all this. This is in 2011, by the way, we have
to resolve all this, and what is going to be the impetus to
resolve it? Well.
I'm asking a different question. Why do we have to resolve all
this? It turns it turns out of the $16 trillion that we owe, or
that you know, only like 1,000,000,000,003 is owed to
China. The rest is all owed to you know entitlements like
people who think they're gonna get some money when they retire.
Some Medicare crap, you know, so who cares about six P sick
people, I don't see really why we're trying to do anything for
them. And the rest of the Federal Reserve, ie the private
banks, we owe it to ourselves. We don't even I always thought
we owed all this money to other countries, but it's not we owe
it to him from what I can understand. It's just going to
us we're repay and
most banks use the word crap, right? Most of our debt is to
ourselves. Well, then
it's true. Well, then screw it. Why don't we just borrow some
more from ourselves? Why do we care? Hey,
you're talking to the guy who thinks we should be printing
more money. What are you doing here? Yeah,
well, I'm waking up. I'm like, This is crazy. I mean,
obviously, isn't just the banks who are just like, hey, you know
what, screw these human resources. Let's blow the
slaves. Let's just take all their money now keepers
in the involve that feel that you know, this is not does the
word is is not sustainable. It has to be resolved sooner than
later. And I don't know. I mean, I'm just telling you what the
genesis of the thing is. I'm not saying it's good or bad. Right.
Right. All I can tell you is this. If you listen to these
eight holes who don't care about anybody but themselves, yeah,
but play the Sean Hannity clip, just play the Sean Hannity.
Here's one of the many foxholes who wants to push us over the
cliff. He thinks it's a great idea. It's time that Republicans
have the courage of their convictions. It is simply
immoral to continue to steal from future generations without
a control deficits, and now record debt. Now going over this
cliff to prevent the country from going bankrupt would be
under these circumstances, I argue, a very noble endeavor, a
noble goal.
Very noble,
very noble. I can't believe you and your that's the one thing.
I'm really happy. You don't have to watch any of that crap is no
like lame ass CNN here. They got CNN International. And CNN
International. All they have is like Avon commercials. I'm
sorry. It's disguised as a profile about Avon and South
Africa. But it's essentially a half hour commercial. There's no
Fox News. There's Comedy Central, which has, you know,
reasonably recent episodes of American comedic series. And Jon
Stewart. And this it's just there's, there's no there is no
news.
But you can get out there and sitting there get the pulse of
the of the nation, talking about Comedy Central. Just as a segue.
Yeah. So the Democracy Now a woman is in Doha
at the the climate, the climate
and climate change thing. And she made this funny observation,
which would talk into a couple of people she was interviewing,
and I'm just gonna leave it as it is, but play the Comedy
Central observation
there is the logo of this conference is a sea within
another say for climate change. If they just turn the sea
around, it looks very much like Comedy Central. Painful given
the seriousness
of this issue. Wow. That's some stellar stellar journalistic
reporting right there, ladies and gentlemen.
Yeah, well, this is about probably the funniest thing
she's ever said. Yeah, but, but I think I could be wrong, but I
always suspicious that somebody didn't do this on purpose.
That wouldn't surprise me. It really wouldn't. The Climate
Yeah, there hasn't been the only thing I saw on on the news here
about that was things aren't going well. You know, there's no
progress in dough. Don't they understand that the whole point
and by the way, that was the woman from Siemens wish I had a
clip of that I don't have any my equipment here to clip stuff off
the TV, a woman from Siemens who like Yeah, well, we got all
kinds of great stuff that we can implement. This is another big
huge bonanza for whatever bull crap they're going to come up
with whatever legislation of stuff that has no implemented
Yes, a
gouge. Ah. Oh,
my goodness. I really is.
Alright, well, that'll end it for this today's show. We'll be
back again.
Good night, everybody. Good see?
Thursday.
Night? No, I did. I see. I have kind of figured out the Syria
thing, though. I think something has changed. Something very
dramatic has changed.
Do you think it has to do with Putin gingery to now,
well, it has to do with Putin, but he's not injured. Or at
least he's not showing it because he is showing up in some
important places. Let me just run through for one second here.
I have I have Yeah, this was on since we're talking about PBS.
Here's some analysts on PBS joking about the Russians,
because it seems like there's been a little turn. We're now of
course, we have this, you know, this fake chemical weapons
scare. And even the Russians are saying, Oh, well, okay. Yeah,
well, then might as well go in there and you know, put some
boots on the ground. Where are
they? Right? So Clinton has had a contrary, Clinton met with the
prime minister, Foreign Minister of Russia just couple days ago.
Obviously, Russia has backed another loser, which is his
propensity in these things.
And I love how democrazia This is PBS like, it's very funny.
And I think they even see that now. And the probably the best
case scenario is that there's some sort of a soft landing
where Assad is offered an exiled deal gets out of the picture.
And there's not a power vacuum created with him falling and
being strung up on a lamppost. And then you start the
retribution, massacres, and it could really devolve into
something extremely. I love
how they like you start the retribution massacres. This is
all very, very easy with the language about who's starting
one and who's doing who. And by the way, apparently, there are
now eight 400 and million people in Syria who had been killed
that number changes every single second
even after Assad goes. So the hope is Russia will finally get
on board and deconstructive here. We haven't you know, and
he's the foreign minister said some kind of good things, but
we'll see what Russia does. What does an intervention look like?
Well, they're chemical weapons used I think intervention looks
a lot like the air strikes that we used in Libya and some other
places no, which makes
no sense to me at all. You're going to have an intervention
you're going to bomb the chemical weapons sites. Does
this seem like a good idea to you John seems very on smart to
realize over
Iraq.
I mean, seriously, well,
it gets better destroy some of those major stockpiles of
chemical weapons.
We're gonna destroy the stockpiles of chemical. Hey, I
know it's just blew up that stockpile of chemical weapons,
what could possibly go wrong?
If they start to lose control of them and Hezbollah might get
their hands on a terrorist group? I think the
new use of the word to intervention Yeah, yeah.
Man, I'm so loud coming back. Um, but anyway, the here's the
big thing that changed. And this is what Putin was doing. And
this is why I think the Russians are now backing off and going,
you know what you guys put, the al Qaeda is in there. You guys
armed all the rebels in there. Congratulations. Enjoy your time
with that now, because we're backing off because we don't
need Syria anymore because we've got South Stream.
Russian President Vladimir Putin was on hand to mark the start of
construction of the South Stream gas pipeline, linking Russia
with Europe. Gazprom, the state run gas monopoly will lay pipes
under the Black Sea and via the Balkans. Bulgaria will act as a
hub to access Southern Europe, neatly avoiding problematic
transit countries missing practice Korean noise Cook,
Nisha infrastruc Tuna break we are now about to finalize a huge
infrastructure project in parallel with Nord Stream
through the Baltic Sea. South Stream using the same system
will guarantee a shore way of delivering Russian gas to our
key consumers
in Europe. And this is Putin talking obviously, with the
translation National Assembly potentially erode your
disagreements on gas pricing with the Ukraine and risk has
sometimes led to gasping cuts off to certain regions in
Europe. Now the hope is that Southern Europe will have a more
dependable gas supply.
So here's the big change. So they have now finally figured
out how they're going to run the South Stream pipeline, which is
the main number one competitor to Nobuko. And if you look at
the if you look at the maps, and you see not analysis, we
understand why Hillary Clinton was there was in the Balkans
with what's no Chin's name. What's her name again? Boy, no,
no, no, no, the woman there Ashton Ashton. She of course was
so what they were trying to do is trying to block anything
Russian, they don't want any Russian pipelines coming
through. Now, of course, we have the gas coming from right above
Georgia, which obviously explains the commander of NATO
saying this NATO for each
part is committed to close relations with Georgia. We
support your test territorial integrity and sovereignty within
its internationally recognized borders,
which includes, of course, their economic zone of water, they're
in the Caspian Sea where the pipelines are gonna go right
near. And it also kind of explains what happened just last
week in Brussels, Serbia as ambassador to NATO has died
after falling from a high rise car park in Brussels Airport. A
Serbian government statements said the envoy Branislav mink of
Moline COVID, who was 52 died instantly on Tuesday night. It
was in Belgium for meetings of NATO foreign ministers report
suggests you may have jumped 30 feet or 10 meters or so from the
parking level. Yeah, yeah, of course, he jumped. He's like,
Hey, I'm just gonna jump here. So they've they're killing off
people who, who were in the way. We've got Hillary trying to ward
them off at every single pass. Syria has traditionally
historically always been very, very important for the entire
region when it comes to energy. And so now we have who is going
to supply the the gas to Europe. So we already have Russia
surprise, supplying most of that. But we've got the gas
coming out of Egypt, going up through through Syria, which now
we have to secure Of course, which then goes from Syria
through Turkey. We have Nobuko which is going through Turkey,
everything is now you know, going through Turkey, that is
the stuff that Hillary Clinton has been working on. And that's
why Syria has been so important. And I think that Putin got his
whole deal. He struck whatever deal he struck. He's got his
South Stream, it'll start delivering gas by 2015. And he's
like, You know what? Screw it. We're not we don't like to deal
with Syria anymore. You deal with it. Congratulations.
Is it we're stuck holding the bag? Yeah, yeah.
You got to turn your speaker's down. John is so fucking
annoying. I'm sorry. It's,
I know you can barely wearing at me.
I'm not swearing at you. I'm sweating. And I'm angry because
turning it down as much as I can. This is no way to do a
show. I can't hear myself. I
have to turn up the what why don't you do that? Can you do
dynamically turn up the clips?
No, I wish I could if I turn up the clips that my voice gets
louder than it starts. Oh, no. I
mean, in other words, play that clip without interrupting it.
Yeah, but I can't change the volume. That's that's not the
problem. Okay, well, whatever. Now I just have to buy a whole
set of gear here. I can't do a month of shows like this. I'm
going to kill a month. You think we're gonna we're not going to
be home before the new year. This is not going to happen. All
right. So anyway, so that's where I think that is in the New
York Times. There was a very interesting article. Let me just
grab this for a second. The New York Times is where the Obama
administration, I'm just wish he could find why can't I find this
article right off the bat? I'll find it in a minute. The Obama
administration is now blaming the delivery of weapons to
Syrian opposition on Qatar, Qatar, apparently cuck Yeah.
Which of course is bullcrap. Because we know that the weapons
essentially were in Libya, and that's the whole reason why, you
know, this, this, everything went bad in, in Benghazi. And so
they're saying, Well, you know, we approved this is why I want
to find this article. We approved the, you know, the
Qatar gave those weapons to the the opposition in Syria, because
of course, you know, we could never do that. And so now, you
know, we have All these groups in Syria, we don't really know
who they are, and they've got all these weapons. And now we're
going to who ended, maybe they actually do have access to the
chemical weapons. And now it's going to be a huge mess. And
we're going to be either in the air or on the ground boots on
the ground, whatever it's going to be. Now we're stuck with it.
We are literally stuck with this crap. And it's and it's our own
damn fault.
Looking through the times now,
and it was I don't understand when I had the article here. I
just can't find it. Now. Maybe it's under Benghazi. Here it is.
US approved weapons transfer ended up with Libyan Jihad ease,
and then it went on to Syria. Yeah, I'll put it in the show
notes. It's definitely some it's something to be seen. It's
something to be read. It's just unbelievable. The Obama
administration did not initially raise objections when Qatar
began shipping arms to opposition groups in Syria, even
if it did not offer encouragement, according to
current and former administration officials. Of
course, no one ever goes named in these articles. But they said
the United States has growing concerns that just as in Libya,
that Qatar is are equipping some of the wrong militants. So this
is all a hedge? No, because they know that this is a tinderbox.
And it's going to blow.
Oh, Russia makes out again.
Yeah, I really think they do. And so this video of Putin,
which you'll find in the show notes, 468, dot na
shownotes.com. He's looking pretty healthy. And he's
literally standing there. You don't know if he's the if he's
the Prime Minister, or the president, or if he's the CEO of
Gazprom. And actually, he's all three, of course, and, and you
just see him like, Hey, we're rocking it. We're gonna we're
gonna deliver gas to our customers. 2015 It'll be flowing
right into Europe. It'll be the what is it? Now the third
different pipeline they've got into Europe. And they've
completely gone around the Balkans. And, you know, and
they're just like, Screw it. We don't care. We don't care why
they
haven't done up to get like that before. It just kind of, I guess
it is still a troll. But Georgian, or the Ukrainians?
If you look at the if you look at the the map for the South
Stream, it goes right above Georgia, into the Caspian Sea.
Now, that's not to say that it's a slam dunk that, that there may
still not be some some trouble up that way. But I think that
they're done with Syria. I really do. And we will have to
see, but it you know, the Nobuko pipeline, which is, as I said,
the competitor, there's no this is there's no plans and just
then they're not doing it right. And all this, you know, it's
just, yeah, just Yeah, it's Russia. It's always been about
Russia. It has nothing to do with the Syrians at all.
Are you still alive? Looking at the map? Oh, you see it? Yeah,
it's
and they've also they also just announced something with the
better way to go. It must be it must be harder to build a
pipeline it through the Balkans will the I the will the will the
Nobuko
idea, which is the European Union and I guess the Texas
companies was you get your stuff from Azerbaijan, which of course
is why we had the Eurovision Song Contest there. You get your
oil, your gas from Azerbaijan. Yeah, you bring it through Iraq
through Syria. And then you bring it up through Turkey, or
you take it straight through to Turkey, from Iraq to Turkey. It
all goes through Turkey who by the way, are going to be come
real Royal Pains in the ass. Here, the Turks eventually
you're going to say, hey, you know, we're kind of rockin it
here, you know, so we just want to know that it's probably
already started. Hey, why don't you bring us some Patriot
missiles, okay, which are coming from the Netherlands, I might
add. That just some become added commentary
about Patriot missiles recently. There was a story that was
interesting, because it was a Putin being quoted about the
Patriot missiles. And then they pulled the story, I think was
either in USA Today or in New York Times one of these national
publications had the story. It was USA Today. And then the
whole all the Putin stuff was pulled out for some reason. Oh,
really. He was just essentially saying the Patriot missile is a
piece of shit. It doesn't work.
Well, the Turks like it,
already knew that.
Gazprom talks with China about natural gas pipeline in East
Asia. So that's the one that's blown up the other way. Where
they would it would be the all tie pipeline into China.
Meanwhile, you know, the price of gas is so messed up that
American companies can't even make enough money to get it out
of the ground. He is funny. Yeah. So So I would say
prediction wise, all we have to do now is just sit back and
watch as, as the Russians continue to build the pipelines,
and we are now stuck with this huge pain in the ass that is
Syria. With no upside, just none. And, and even worse, I
think that the chemical weapons might actually be used, but not
by Assad, just all these eight holes that we've given weapons
and funded and put in there. And that's just running amok.
Yeah, and they don't know how anything, you know. I mean,
they're nuts. Yeah. There's anything else you've been
learning?
Now you miss might see you didn't hear the jingle this
year? Hold on. See if you can hear it. Hillary Clinton.
Can you hear that little girl? We should talk about this about
Lizzie. Lizzie? Well, we're,
well, here's the problem with with Lizzy stuff is that as I
was trying to transfer this, I needed to do a lot of I needed
to do some production work on this because the audio is just
there's not enough dynamics in it. So it really doesn't have
the sound that we want. But we can talk about it. I have them
here. I have them ready. We can talk about it. But you'll hear
the dynamics are just not good enough to really use yet.
Well, the thing is that yeah, no, she's not Mike. She's
actually being done by a camcorder. Yeah. She's
hilarious.
So Lizzie is, you know her from slave? That's Lizzy, who is How
old is she now is let's say like five.
Or she's six. Oh, she might be six.
So her dad decides it's a great idea to do a whole bunch of
Lizzie clips that people can then request for donations, and
which I think is a great idea. But so we have these videos. And
it's a video of her sitting on the couch. And he's filming her
and actually so here's the intro, Christmas Adam again,
here's some clips for your donation segment. And she has a
little brain and she's really cute. And then and then you
know, so we have all these like really awesome things like bah
humbug slave. And what else do we have? We have this Christmas
slave it doesn't have the dynamics yet. I want to work on
it before you know so for for Thursday show people will be
able to request these special donation businesses about
spending human resource just can't quite hear it. Yeah, you
know what's funny about little kids doing these clips, but one
thing it's hard to get them to do them. Yeah, I could never get
my kids to do what they want and put up with it just once a while
and catch him where they put up with a little bit. But it's also
fun because there's there's one clip of they have her saying I
forgot what something wasn't douchebags she does very well,
by the way.
Here this one. Check this. This one may be Christmas Did you
see? Oh, that was the de douching I don't think I have
the the douchebag one.
There's the douchebag once hilarious, but she she was doing
something and she kept saying it over and over and over again.
When she finally got it where it was actually hilarious to hear
it. Dad laughed at it was so funny. And then she got all
embarrassed. I
know she goes like what?
Because little kids don't know that they're supposed when
they're you know when they
was children it was he was making her say WTF? I think
that's what it was. And she was like, No,
it was a long as a sentence. But whatever the case is, is it
working with children and animals is like the hardest
thing to do
really is but but this one still slays me. Hillary Clinton Don't
eat me.
I love that one.
I was That was genius. Don't eat
ad lib. Did you requested requested request
that one? No. We're evil men. John. We are very evil,
exploiting the
youth of America.
Meanwhile, Miss Mickey's back, are you going to live? Yeah.
Yeah. So John, so John immediately called it he said,
Oh, the she was must have been puking her guts out. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah, you could have gone blind. Yeah, yeah. What? impotent? Oh,
man, I better get checked
into work.
Right. What did you just say? But I don't know what. But that
was obviously a joke. What obviously. Don't you want to? I
don't know it. I'm so pissed off at the world. I didn't want to
talk about it.
Okay, well, you can be pissed off but I think we better think
of you executive producers because we did get a good good
dish showing.
Oh, that's nice. I can use that good news. What do we have?
So we got some executive producers to thank and, and one
associated executive producer starting with Sir Ernie. Oh,
well, he did the 1212 He's
reason instead second night. Yeah, he
did the super karma coins. Yeah.
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karma coins once more there's still some left and waiting for
you or producers had no agenda Super common.com I never got one
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No, I did not. I've gotten I've gotten a super karma coins
before but not the 1212 12 which do look pretty stellar. Or you
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I mean the other Yeah, the 1212 12 is the that no, that's
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the 1212 12 coming up in a couple of days. I might add
Yeah, well, it's on that what is it Sunday? Yeah. 910 Sunday. I
mean, Wednesday I it's dark out here. I don't know what time it
is. It's It's It's 10 past seven the evening here. I don't even
know where I'm where I'm at. Right pitch black. Yeah, it is.
I'm looking right outside. It's very dark.
Anyway, I want to thank a sorority for this and also Sir
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is essentially today. No, it does not essentially today it is
today. You sure you didn't get a note from him? Hello, yeah, can
you hear me?
Yeah. I said, Are you sure you didn't get a note from him?
I'm looking. There it is. No, I got no note from him. How can
that be? Well, Joseph oh wait, this might be it just says
Robert. No, no, no. Wow. There's the donation is the course I
asked him I sent him an email saying where's your note? He
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who
has offered us the world by the way he has he has offered us the
Barony of Belgium on a silver platter. He said come on down.
I'll take care of you not a problem.
So anyway, he's in with nein nein nein nein nein I guess the
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I think it's the castle that he's that he's offering.
So he says he'll try to fund some TPS in the meantime.
All right, so we got a 999 little girl yay. And I guess
there's some karma that is attached to that let me just
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And the penny you've got karma.
Thank you Baron. Thank you so much. That is so incredibly kind
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thank God. In one or two they had little girl yay. Anyway.
Okay, hold on. I don't have enough. I don't have I don't
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are coming back yourself. Now through the microphone, I don't
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this. We go out, we hit people in the mouth
so there was a piece of interesting news. Okay. And I
think it was hilarious that it was just glossed over and this
is the kind of the glossing over you to hear on any of these
these networks, including MSNBC, where I believe this came from,
I think this was MSNBC, play that clip books cooked for the
election. Okay,
Jared, I have a question for you here. But first, I do want to
mention a little detail from this report, we actually found
out that the job creation numbers for September and
October were actually revised downward. So obviously, the
obvious conclusion there is yes, the books were cooked by Chicago
politics, guys. Jared, if you want to offer an apology to Jack
Welch trail, certainly. No, I decidedly do.
Okay. So apparently, you know, remember Jack Welch got fired
because he came out and said these numbers are bull crap.
Well, he didn't get fired for the election. Yeah. But people
yelling at him about the about the so called cook. unemployment
numbers, right.
Yeah. He says they were cooked. Yeah. Well, it turns out they
were advised numbers. Turns out they were well, we knew this. By
the way, I believe that we have in our red book that we believe
they were cooked. Yeah. I think didn't
if you look at the red book, you'll probably see it says that
after the election, it will come out. There'll be a revision.
And I think our model for this was George Bush going situation
read You know, alert for all at all the airports, we're going to
be attacked any minute by some terrorist just before his
reelection? Exactly, exactly. The model was already set. And
so the Obama administration, nobody cares. Nobody covered it.
Nobody, Jack Welch's. You know, nobody went back and said, Yeah,
Geez, you're right, Jack. It's unbelievable to me.
It's not that unbelievable to me. I mean, when when it is
unbelievable to me, right. But when we left what was uh,
everyone was talking about, you know, football player who killed
his girlfriend and then killed himself. And meanwhile, we've
had 456 More young boys. And I think some women killed in Iraq,
Afghanistan, you know, blown to pieces. No one talks about that,
you know, the world has gone nuts. It's just crazy. We do
everything we talked about everything that is on the news
is the wrong thing. It is completely the wrong thing.
Or good news. Yeah, this? No, this is also covered the same
way that we can expect black boxes in cars play that clip.
It's funny because I had this I have I don't know, it may not be
the exact same clip, but I have a clip as well. So we'll see if
it's if it's different. And I'll play we'll play it back the
back.
Forget about black boxes in airplanes. What about black
boxes under the hood of your car, the government accelerating
plans, forcing automakers to put black box recorders in every new
car. It's designed to be a safety measure, Gary, you say
should lead to a mileage tax? No, absolutely. Brenda, you
know, these things always start out as safety measures. I'm sure
that's the intent right now. But you know, the government is like
this big monolith that just needs revenues as fuel. And it's
growing and growing. The easiest way to get revenues is via data.
So you know, people think, Oh, that'll never happen. They just
want to for safety. Look, the whole reason Obamacare might be
successful is because the IRS has the data. That's a good Oh,
allow them to collect all that Obama Care revenue.
That's interesting. How did they get from the black boxes to
Obamacare? I don't quite understand the bridge. Hello,
I'm sorry. I was trying Kalani here.
Hello, is this thing on?
I couldn't hear your clip. I don't even need your clip. So
you couldn't hear your own clip? Seriously, I could hear
my clip. And then I was so low, and you're starting to play your
clip that I
know I didn't I didn't even play my clip. So I don't know what
your
Oh, that's Oh, that's what I was thinking. I can't hear?
No. So my question is, how do they get from the black box,
which is, you know, which is an invasion of privacy, and of
course, started with the insurer, I do understand that
and start started with the progressive the insurance
companies, you get a lower rate, which is how they're going to
get all these black boxes all over our lives. But how in this
clip, how do they don't quite understand the the move from the
black box in your car to Obamacare, I didn't understand
that,
oh, this is just bull crap. They got us through it and saying
that, you know, what, you you buy one thing and you get
something else? And he's, he's trying to make an analogy, my
thinking is, but you can play your clip now. It's essentially,
okay. My thinking is, and this is in the book. I mean, I think
we've talked about this before, the black boxes for one reason,
and one reason only, it's a revenue generator, right? It's,
it's when you get especially like, in California, you have to
go every year, you got to do every two years or every year,
you have to go get your smog car, it's a complete scam, that
you go in, and you have to pay, you know, 50 bucks or whatever
to get your smog checked. And, you know, send the guys to buy a
bunch of gear, and then they send it to the state as a
system. When in the future, you're when you have your smog
check, or is going to be like a yearly check. And they're going
to check your black box first for speeding violations, right?
If you went 50 miles an hour and a 35 mile an hour zone, it's
against the law, you don't need to have a cop catch you, you can
catch yourself, right. And so they're gonna get you're gonna
get a big bill at the end when you have to re register your
car. And it's going to include all these tickets, where you
violate these because they have a GPS, they know what street
you're on. And if you go and pass the speed limit, it'll be
flagged and you'll be getting like 1000s of dollars where the
tickets could just go in a few they can make it so he can't go
one mile an hour over the speed limit.
And so but we already have these data recorders in most in most
American made cars, but we're most cars that are sold in
America already have this. But what I don't understand is where
was this legislation? Where did this just come in? Did we miss
something that that was slipped in this is now mandatory? I
mean, when did this happen? This is not explained in your clip
nor in my clip. I have no idea where this is coming from out of
the blue.
So obviously you're writer, but it's a transportation bill.
Oh, man. Well, I didn't see it.
I didn't see it either. I think as much legislation as we plow
through you're gonna have to get a hold that Federal Registered
friend of yours in Denver and ask him if he's seen it because
it's, it's obvious they're going to do this. I mean, I don't see
why if I was the owner is tyrannical government. I do it.
It's crazy not to
itch for the day. Yeah. It's not quite a pet peeve. Not good
enough for I didn't
quite get the piglets because it's lukewarm is warmed over.
We've done it before we talked about it before. It's just now
it's getting a little it's getting a little closer to
reality, right? And what I'm thinking is they got to
standardize it. That's the key here is not that cars don't
already have these black boxes, but they don't have them set up
in a very easy way with this with them with a special series
of data points that anyone can extract and then give you
tickets, right? So they'll standardize something that makes
it so every one of these cars will be essentially spying on
you.
Let me see if there was something different in my clip
Oh, and just let's just listen to it. Let's see getting
in September of 2014, every new vehicle sold in the US will be
required to have a so called black box, the boxes record the
last few seconds before a crash, providing such clues as vehicle
speed steering, whether the brakes were applied, and if the
driver was wearing a seatbelt. If you are guilty of something,
it's gonna hurt you. If you're asked to do something, it could
be a real defense for you.
That's one of the guys from Car Talk on NPR,
the insurance industry supports the move, even though most
drivers are unaware that 96% of cars sold today already have
data recorders installed,
people are dying on the freeways and the people and these people
are trying to make it so that doesn't act and that's a good
thing.
Privacy advocates say the government and automakers are
traveling toward a slippery slope by spreading and intrusive
technology. Without the policy in place to prevent the misuse
of information.
You know, that's nothing, that's nothing man. The big
conversation over here is the electronic patient dossier. The
EPD for the for health care here. So the when you go to the
doctor, and let's just say you are depressed, which is happens
a lot in these dark days, then they will the doctor will
prescribe you some kind of psychotropic drug, and we'll put
you know, depression on your sheet. It immediately goes
electronically right to the insurance company.
That's odd. United States, really the United States.
You think that's odd? I think it's uh huh. Yeah. That's, it's
meant for the insurance industry surprise me. Right. But this is
what this is. This is what's coming for everybody, and people
and a lot and a lot of people like, Yeah, I think this, you
know, this EPD this, you know, electronic patient dossier is
really good, you know, so they can't mess up my drugs or
anything, but it's going to the insurance company directly to
the insurance companies.
Yeah. And they'll mess up your drugs anyway.
Yeah. But that How crazy is that?
Well, I've always believed I hate to say it, because I'm now
selling a little too bit, too much like you. I've always
believed those Safeway club cards during the Safeway club. I
think that information is designed to go to insurance
companies. Yeah.
We are at the market. So literally, on Saturdays right
around the corner from where we're renting this place,
there's a market and this is a an old old old school market,
you know, the one where the Hava Nagila Oregon's and they and
literally they they have they have signs everywhere. No cash,
we prefer that you would pin and pin is kind of the the debit
card system here. So at the market, at the market where
you're where you're supposed to be using just cash. They're
doing the same thing now it's all cashless, everything's
electronic. Everything's going through databases. I mean, it is
truly Gitmo nation, man.
Man, Is it really your man a man Caesar, you're telling me at a
farmers
markets a farmers market? Yes. Where the God I mean, the guy is
actually grabbing your ground beef with his bare hands, which
is like a very Dutch kind of butcher thing to do. You know,
they don't wear gloves or anything. Of course they don't
have to because not touching any money. But the whole thing is
you've got this very old school, you know, kind of a true farmers
market where the butcher is, you know, he's He's almost like
slaughtering the cow in the back. But then he He wants
electronic money. It's just mind boggling.
As you talk to anybody about this, that any of these farmers
in essence, they think this is a good idea.
Well, it's funny because I said, Do you really want me to give
you a plastic instead of money? He said, Well, no, that's up to
you. But it was obvious. Now you can't talk to these guys. Now,
you can't talk sense into them. Now, this zombification, Man,
forget about it. I saw a great to great commercial on
television. I'm going to play you the news story. And then
before we get to the payoff, I want you to tell me what what
the what the promotion is for? Okay, I think you can do it.
Yeah, we're learning
about a new investigation of the United States Secret Service, or
what's being called an immense and embarrassing security
breach.
Do you know what it is yet?
The security breach?
It's a commercial, it's a promotion for some
sensitive information. And investigations lost in a very
public place. Brian, you got it. You got it turned down. Turned
out the speakers it is
on my up to my ear, I cannot hear the clip.
This is well, I'm just gonna stop doing the show. We can't we
can't do a show like this. Has been looking into this and has
the details. This is all of us asking how could this How could
it happen? And I think they're still asking that question. Kate
wolfies. This data was on computer tapes that were
misplaced. It is potentially damaging information that one
expert says could put Secret Service agents lives at risk or
the lives of their families. And it's been unaccounted for for
almost five years. Oh, come
on. You know what it is yet or not? Yeah, it's
I get them. Okay. They're there. They're trying to sell floppy
disks to replace computer tapes. No, no, that's gotta be it.
Because now I know that all of these agencies that use computer
tapes are I have to move to floppy disks. You
got to get away from that part of the story you gotta get you
gotta get more into the console. Right? Just tell me what it is.
I sounds like it. Wolf going on in
law enforcement and congressional sources tell CNN
the US Secret Service is being investigated for a potentially
damaging loss of information. The data was on to backup
computer tapes, which contain very sensitive personnel and
investigative information. No, no lost the drive containing the
identity of every agent. It might remind you of the new
James Bond movie Skyfall,
the James Bond movie.
And so they bring up the story about some tapes that have been
lost for five years or whatever. And it's only a promotion for
the James Bond movie. Yeah, blatantly ideas
are so important. Oh, computer tapes, so blatantly obvious. You
know, we missed one a couple of weeks ago, I had a clip I was I
was going to discuss this. There's a bunch of new diseases
breaking out all over the world. Oh, and DOE, yes. There's a new
Ebola that's in the air. You're gonna get that. And then
apparently, there's the reemergence of the Marfan virus,
which is an it'd be an outbreak. What is that? Well, if you can
see what movie came out, right during this bull crap was Marfan
is what Abraham Lincoln had. That made him so tall and
gangly, it's a syndrome. And, yeah, look at that mark fans, so
they're bringing up Marfan. Just in time. It was I swear to God,
it came out the little I've just forgot to talk about it. It came
out exactly when the Abraham Lincoln movie was released.
Exactly. Wow,
I didn't even know that the guy had some kind of weird disease.
Martha Maher fans. Yeah, really? Maybe I have that. Could be more
fans.
It makes your face it makes your face look like Abraham Lincoln.
So I don't think you do. Wait a minute.
Ah ah. I wish I wish I could figure out how we can fix this
sound
I'm just gonna I can turn the I can turn the threshold.
Maybe I just don't understand. Want to cry? I just want to make
a good show.
This is gonna be great about Yeah, about 10 minutes before
about two three weeks from now. Oh, yeah. Why Adam curry found
dead in a ditch. Why?
I mean, it's I just can't stand the echo. It's just fucking
killing me.
Getting an echo now. Yeah, even blink as I get them. I get to.
If I even when you're No, no, no, you have to understand even
when you're talking I'm hearing an echo. I mean, that makes no
sense. Is something right onward. Onward. Exactly. Okay.
So
I have a I have a funny clip. Okay. Here's a disco. Here's
what it's this is a guy named Kevin Hassett, who is a federal
former Federal Reserve senior economist testifying before
Congress about, you know, the, the whole fiscal cliff the
economy falling apart. And his New Mexico senator who
apparently has been in the Senate for 30 years, and I have
now I've never heard of him before. I never saw him before
Jeff Bingaman, he's seems to be a complete idiot. So he's got
his Hassett now you have to just hear this hassle. It was already
went on and on about how we can do this and how we can do that.
But at no point did he ever think that we should have to go
over the cliff or should do any anything nasty, he was just
saying, We got to not do that. But this guy was insisting that
that he was going to eat it just kind of this is called leading
the witness. And this went I only have three examples. He's
done it once, twice. The third time. This was all he did the
whole time as as a and you just have to hear because so funny.
I wish I knew what to play
douchebag Senator leading the witness,
Oh, okay. Well, I was looking for L leading the witness, here
we go.
If we have the spending cuts and deficits are lower than we might
have higher economic growth in the long run, because we went
through that struggle last year. So you think your position is
that we should be ready to go through that struggle again, and
in fact, default on the national debt if necessary, in order to
enforce spending limits? That's, of course not my position.
Senator, I my position is not that we should ever default on
the national debt. My position is that the politics of deficit
reduction, as you all know better than me, are very, very
difficult. And and I'm not a political expert. And if there's
a mechanism out there a thing that we have to do now, and then
that helps deficit reduction occur. And then I'm not so
willing to stop that process for all of time. But you're saying
that defaulting on the national debt may be one of those things
we have to do now. And then No, it's not? No, sir. We did not
default on the debt last summer. We did not and but the threat is
there again, that we might hear in January or February default
on the debtor. It's your position that we should be
willing to default on the debt if that's necessary in order to
force spending cuts. I would not be willing to default on the
debt under any circumstance.
I could add that if you look. Okay. So this what goes on in
Congress? I swear I'm watching this hearing and I'm listening
to this guy go on. Do you think we should default to the
national debt? No. So what I'm hearing from you is that we
should default on the national debt. No, I'm not saying that.
says okay, so then we should default on the national debt
instead. Anyway, I'm just I just found it weird. I guess you
didn't think much of it.
I'm distracted. John. I'm sorry. I'm angry. I'm tired. I'm upset.
I'm hearing myself 15 times a year annoyed by me mentioning it
every single time. I just don't know what to do. I'm just
hearing myself like soap in my head is just I don't know what
to do. I don't know. And on top of all that, where we have our
1212 12 celebration, we How long have we been pushing 1212 12 for
1212 12 Nights. We've been pushing this for at least a
year. And now all of a sudden, oh, we've got to have some
douchebags come in and take our date.
Live December 12. Who took our days you'll be reflected
degrowth Delete. Alicia Keys Chris Martin and Bruce
Springsteen and the E Street Band, Eddie Vetter, Roger
Waters, Kanye West, Paul McCartney, and many more and
live from Madison Square Garden 1212 12. The concert for Sandy
relief to benefit the Robin Hood relief fund presented by Chase
live Wednesday night December 12 at 730.
So a couple of things with this first of all, what a bunch of
douchebags. So they're doing a concert now live from Madison
Square Garden, and it's for Sandy, but if you heard if you
listen closely, it's to benefit the Robin Hood Foundation.
Because that's literally what the guy said. Not not, you know,
to benefit victims of Hurricane Sandy but to benefit the Robin
Hood Foundation. So I'm like, You know what, let me look at
oh, by the way, presented by Chase, what the hell is that?
Presented by Chase? So I'm like, I'm gonna go take a look at this
organization who have not filed their 2011 form 990 I might
point out which I think isn't adorably bad form seeing as it's
due by October 16, and must be published by law, which they
have not done. This is the mother lode John, the mother
effing load this charity in 2010, because of course, we
don't have 2011 Because they haven't published yet against
all loss brought in $147,526,786 $147 million, their
net assets in 2010 Worth $312 million. This is the mother lode
of all charities, who's on the board of directors will of
course, Jamie Dimon, obviously, that's why it's presented by
Chase. You know, I mean, I mean, what a douchebag move, if Chase
wants to help people out, fine. But they have to have this
presented by Chase. Oh, and by the way, it's also presented by
Verizon, and by sprint, and by it, like the whole thing is, it
makes me throw up in my mouth. So I look at this, their 2010
form 990 Oh, my God. So people are making so much money off of
this I, I beg of you, when they put this concert on, which will
be televised on every network, uninterrupted brought to you by
Chase, do not give any money you want to help people out, go down
to the affected areas at Jersey, Jersey Shore, go to Staten
Island, whatever it is, bring those people, some actual water
and blankets do not give money to these eight holes. Let me
give you just a couple of examples where they did in 2010.
So they had this big show in 2010. And by the way, they don't
give any money directly. They only give money to other
charities. Let me say that again. So they don't give money
directly to people. They only give money to other nonprofit
charities. And the list is endless when you look at it, but
you know, they've given to charter schools and all kinds of
other amazing charities and
100% of every dollar donated goes directly to help those in
need. It says oh shit. Did you look at this board? Wow.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. No, it's got everybody on there. So in 2010,
they did another little concert to raise some money. And I
happen to know one of the guys who did the production, Alex
Coletti. Alex Coletti. I worked with him for many years at MTV.
And he does. He did all the MTV Unplugged concerts. So let me
see Alex made Oh, $315,000 off of that. But even more important
in this 2010 charity event, Stevie Wonder performed. And
Stevie Wonder was paid $500,000 for that. So these artists are
not doing this for free. Some of them may be but certainly not
all of them. And Stevie Wonder apparently doesn't show up for
nothing. These guys have $116 million invested in stocks and
bonds of this money that they have. I wonder do you think
Chase does that for them? They have $50 million invested in
Central American and Caribbean investments, nine and a half
million dollars in North American investments 24 and a
half million dollars in European including Iceland and Greenland.
Oh, and by the way, the people who run this outfit, let's see,
what do you think would a normal salary be for a charitable
organization as the CEO John, what would a normal salary be
for a charitable organization? Yeah, but if it was huge, like
this one, I would say maybe 250,570 $5,000.
Okay. All right.
A little high, a little high. He says, Oh my God. We've got the
number two on the list. 282,000. Then we have
202 264 261 382,283 250 623 people do they need? Well,
they've got all the salaries in total, the millions of dollars a
year but just people who are on in executive positions 11 of
them. This is this is this is a bunch of rich people. And and I
guess they just put their own money into this and then turn it
right around and invested in Chase vehicles. The whole thing.
I think there's more than than just chase here because you have
a bunch of capital management companies that are involved with
this Maverick capital ox Ziff, Starwood Capital Group.
Well, it doesn't actually say what this is invested in. But
since we know that Chase is sponsoring the event, and
they're not doing it silently, it's brought to you by Chase,
brought to you by Chase. It's just like, the whole thing is
disgusting and they do not they do not give money. directly to
people they give it to other charitable organizations like
the Audubon Society.
Well, if you if you listen to this, if you listen to the
listen to this sentence again, which helped me dissented, I'm
gonna read it 100% of every dollar donated goes directly to
help those
to help. Yes, correct. To help those in need through the great
sentence, but it isn't great. Well, let's listen to the
commercial again. Maybe we can catch more from that
live December 12. Bon Jovi, Eric Clapton, Dave Grohl believes all
Alicia Keys Chris Martin and Bruce Springsteen and the E
Street Band, Eddie Vetter, Roger Waters, Kanye West, Paul
McCartney, and many more live from Madison Square Garden
1212 12 The concert for Sandy relief to benefit the Robin Hood
relief fund presented by cheese live Wednesday night December
12. At 730
I mean, literally it says the concert for Sandy to benefit the
Robin Hood relief foundation doesn't say to benefit the sandy
people. It doesn't say that,
you know, presented by gems. You know, you could have done that.
Voiceover it sounds like one of your voices. Yeah.
Live to benefit a bunch of douchebags. Yeah. So they only
give money to, to other charities. And and it's just a
bunch of elitist BS code. I mean, if you have never heard of
these charities, so there's the SE I you home industry charity
as a Service Employees International Union. Yeah.
Whether they need money for I don't
know they got $600,000 from and this is all 2010. I don't have
2011 numbers, advocates for children of New York after hours
project Inc. Aid for AIDS, aid center of Queens, Albert
Einstein College of Medicine, Andrew Glover youth program,
associates to benefit children Aster services for children,
Audubon family planning, Bank Street College of Education. I
mean, as what is this, and I just picked one one of them out,
which was the Uncommon Schools, which they gave $2 million to
Uncommon Schools, and Uncommon Schools has like, what's the guy
from Audible is on the board? What's his name? The owner of
audible,
I have no idea his name
and you know his name, you do know as
maybe, but
again, and here's all these so this is a charter school. And
I'm just looking at the amount of money that people are making
here. The CEO of this nonprofit 200 grand the CEO 175 The CFO
150 This is This is his charitable school. They're
getting tax free money. Is the whole world just not paying
taxes except us. Are we just stupid? Are we just completely
stupid? With all this? This is so much there's 20 people here
on this payroll.
Well, who were just not on that two particular merry go round?
That were not on that merry go round. We missed them. We didn't
get on. We didn't get on board. We're instead we're doing this
podcast.
We noticed it's worse than that. People don't like me. Besides
the fact that we don't we're not on the merry go round. People
just genuinely don't like me.
Yeah, I agree with that.
It's not fair. Um, sup sound sad. Wow. Anyway,
it will be worse, by the way next year when you would have to
pay the minimum. Yeah. Yeah, I know. You think it's funny?
No, I don't I don't know. I remember I recall that I talked
about the AMT over a year ago. And I was even trying to explain
it and I still don't really understand it. But of course
this the whole thing is effed. But this you know, this is like
everyone's gonna feel good. Everyone's gonna text their
money and we're gonna have another Bon Jovi fast. And these
guys apparently are not doing it for free. I'm gonna keep doing
Stevie Wonder charge half a million dollars for whatever he
did for these guys.
They said 100,000
No. $500,000 Half a million.
Oh, it's 500,000 Stevie Wonder
received in 2010. From this, this fantastic $300 million
charity, half a million dollars and in 2010 He did you know,
tell you what it is that he did? Because I looked it up This was
Robin Hood gala gets Uma Thurman, Stevie Wonder to lured
donors. This isn't this is what Stevie did in 2010. The
entertainment is led by Stevie Wonder. All I'm loading is an
article from Bloomberg covenant foundation defy, defied the
recession raised a record setting $72.7 million at his
annual Spring Gala last year. And then they say that Stevie
Wonder, you know, he took care of the entertainment. So you
know, you can you can say? Yeah, you know, we had to pay the guy
some money, so that we could raise 72 million. But but a the
72 million is not all going into directly into people's pockets.
They're investing this money. They're investing, you know,
maybe for later for a rainy day. But the inference is that, you
know, these people show up for nothing. But Stevie Wonder is
charging a half a million bucks. Do you think any of these people
are really doing it for free? I mean, we can't even know but
what I mean, I
only apparently only the suckers are doing it for free. I can't
wait. I'm gonna mark this down on my calendar. And I'm going to
I will make it my personal business that we're going to see
who charged what and or at least who was paid what, in a year
from now, or probably two years because these eight holes don't
publish their their information in a timely manner. Because they
have to have it in by October 16. So I don't even know what
they did last year. But Stevie Wonder half a million bucks,
please.
A, I do it for half a million bucks. Now,
of course you would. But people get duped. And they think that
this is all great. And meanwhile, it's benefiting the
foundation, not the people directly. And 100 was read the
line again, 100% of this money goes towards Say it one more
time.
100% of every dollar donated goes directly to help those in
need.
To help doesn't mean it goes to them, it goes to help them by
giving to the SEIU. This is like the Red Cross. This is horrible.
If
you if you look at it says goes directly to help. Yeah, but it
does that even mean
goes directly to help by giving it to someone else who's going
to promise to help after they paid themselves a nice salary.
These people are making hundreds of 1000s of dollars a year of
these little charities you've never heard of that are living
off of this big charity run by a bunch of elitist douchebags
and have summarized the situation quite nicely. I might
add. Yeah.
Do not give any money to this to these job. Bronies if you want
to help go down and help. Seriously, these people do need
water and blankets for real don't change your Twitter icon
either.
Right. I love people to change their Twitter icon. There's a
few of them that still have the SOPA icon floating around. They
never changed it.
Forgot to change it. Never changed it back. Wow. I think
there are a couple of people with
build a blue or the green icons that they've never changed back.
Could you think we could ever get people to do that? For us?
But uh, no agenda icon?
Yeah. Or just, you know, I don't know, change something. Do we
start could we start a movement? Could we could we start any kind
of movement whatsoever?
What do you think? No, no,
no, I think you're right, probably.
I'm gonna show my son move by donating to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
Change your icon. Okay,
gotta move the microphone over here so I can did I? Did you
microphone just crap out? No, they do. Well, you can't hear
me. Yeah, gotcha.
Now you're okay. You're good. You're good to go.
Alright, here we go. So Keith Edwards in Gilbert, Arizona came
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No. Well, there's nothing there's not much to rub. So
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Hold on a second. The only thing I don't have lined up is the
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Well, you know what this is this is? Well, let me do the thing
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You've got karma? No. So Austin is actually home to the HS mm
dash mesh network, which is a bunch of hams, who have taken
Linksys routers and and they've put Jack software on it. And
they've actually created a mesh network, a Wi Fi mesh network,
which I'm not quite sure how far it reaches. But it's it's pretty
big. It's bigger than Austin. And it's something I know now
that I'm at an official ham I can do. And as you know, they've
got like big antenna. So imagine a Wi Fi network that is really
big with really big antennas and really powerful and as meshed
and it's all over the state. I say it's the kind of thing you
like.
I find it hard to believe now.
He has the website here HS mm dash mesh.org. It's, it's I've
looked into it his press pretty amazing. It really is.
How do you get on it? If you were just sitting around with
your computer would show up? Or they have a no node an SSID? Or
no, no, no, you can't just get it with your computer. It's only
for the mesh network, you'd have to have one of these routers,
then you connect that to the mesh network and then you can
connect your computer or your or your your own Wi Fi network to
the mesh network but you won't get just the the SSID out of the
air. That's not how it works.
There's a special router involved.
Now you take an old Linksys router, and you got to load some
jack software onto it. Okay. But it's it is truly very cool. I've
never heard of it. Well, you also, you know can hit the
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notes
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So I'm sitting here by the window or this little table in
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is right underneath. So thank you, darling. So it's it's
almost like someone lights a fire in between my legs every 15
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I don't know. Did you hear that?
I heard you say durables
dribbles and ginger rail. That's a that's the Yeah, terrible.
I've been saying it for three weeks and now is the first time
you're hearing it.
Yeah, never heard it before.
Well, you will be happy to know the press is very peeved the the
Whitehouse has now said that not only are they going to do the
inauguration of President Obama on Sunday, they're going to do
it in private. And they have not invited the press to be a part
of this ceremony. And we've been we've been going on about this
for a couple of weeks now. But of course, it all really started
when, when the President was inaugurated the first time
around and they did that twice. And according to John, that was
of course because there are two Obama's and that just hold him
to just keeping the whole vibe going, but the fact that they
are they are not going to allow the press to be a part of the
inauguration is well suspicious to say the least.
Baby he does a pledge to the devil Yeah, yeah, that guy wears
a billy boogers a black kind of a thing. And he's got their they
have the pentagram Beelzebub and he pledges allegiance to the
devil, and they don't want to press in that only Hillary.
Well, there's a possible it's funny, because there's on C
span. There was this, it was almost like it was like a 10
minute video about how awesome Hillary is. And they had all
this world. No, seriously, you got to see
this juicy these numbers on the Hillary that apparently 57% of
the electorate will vote for tomorrow for to be president.
Oh, well, that's what
it was about. And you have Tony Blair and and Shimon Peres. And
just every single elitist douchebag. And then we have Ehud
Barak, who is what is he? What is his current title?
I don't know what he has one does he? By must? Douchebag?
Yeah. Israeli douchebag. In this video, he says the following
thing.
was flying so much and popping up in all corners of the world
almost simultaneously, that we launch an investigation to our
intelligence community. They found that surely,
to be there you go to Hillary Clinton's not just to Obama's
but to Hillary's.
It's possible. That's right. One of them doesn't sweat. No. Did
you have any thoughts on the nurse being suiciding herself?
That one who picked up the phone for the queen?
Yeah, well, so first of all, we don't actually know that she
suicided herself. This is the thing that bothers me is that
this is not. That has not been confirmed. So we don't know
that. That is just a, you know, that's just what people are
thinking. What I find unbelievable, is that it is true
that we have this there's so there's there's a lady who lives
in a palace in the middle of London and old lady. And she is
so important that when someone makes a joke about her, that and
then and then that someone mistakes of her voice for
someone else's, they get so upset by the media, that they go
kill themselves. I mean, what kind of insane world are we
living in? And by the way, that would be the same lady whose
daughter in law was killed by the same media. I mean, the
whole thing is just bizarre to me. Bizarre.
I think the nurse knew something now I you know, what? What could
it be that you would know about? Reptilian babies?
Oh, there you go. She was
twins. Twins the way it works. They got twins and in the womb
is one mammalian baby. For the lizard baby. The other one.
Okay, thanks, John. Using me and David Ickes.
You're really cheered me up? Well, here's what I don't
understand. We did we have a donation from Mike Elgin.
No, I did that. Yes, Mike Elgin, who you call out as a douchebag.
It came in after the deadline. So he will be thanked for it. I
actually became an Associate Executive producer for the next
show on Thursday.
Okay, because he because, you know, I guess I signed up for
Google Plus at some point No, I didn't sign up for it. I had a
Gmail account, whatever calendar and so I you know, you get all
these emails about Google Plus him because he mentioned me. And
you know, there's he so he wrote this blog post about you know,
how he got called out so we'll talk about that. But then
there's all these people who posted they all hate me.
Where you got to that hate me then what they really hate is
really hate
me. I'm like, wow, Oh, okay. Oh, you poor thing, really.
Meanwhile, the war on weed continues in the United States.
Here's a little clip which kind of sets up the issue as
part of a letter he signed with 15 other members of Congress
from around the country. Quote, we ask that your department's
take no enforcement action against anyone who acts in
compliance with the laws of Colorado, Washington, or any
other states that choose to regulate access to marijuana for
medicinal or personal use. We believe the collective judgment
of voters and state lawmakers must be respected. Now, the only
response we have from the feds is a statement issued yesterday
by the US Attorney here in western Washington, Jenny
Durkin, she says the department's responsibility to
enforce the Controlled Substances Act remains
unchanged. Growing, selling or possessing any amount of
marijuana remains illegal under federal law.
So this is very interesting, as of course, the news media in
particularly in Washington, I haven't seen too much news media
in Colorado, strangely enough, although it's got to be out
there. That, you know, it's like, are we really going to see
the federal agents move in and arrest people in the state where
this is now illegal? Do you really think that's gonna
happen, John, do you think that Obama is that but in California,
but it was different, it was medicinal marijuana, and it was
even,
which is even medicinal is like, there's about 14 states where
this medicinal marijuana is legal. And they promised when
Obama ran in 2008, that they were going to lay off and then
meanwhile, they'd been bused in places left and right. You
really can only go after individuals in California go
after the district. middlemen to distributors, right. And the
growers, right.
Hey, but you know, here's another thing. It can't use grow
yourself, do we really need to have all industry? Can't you
just like, throw some seeds into the ground? Everyone does grow
their own stuff and things that are also illegal, you
can't grow it. So people do that. And people do that in
California. Right.
But is that is that still illegal? Yeah.
But that is not illegal in California. I think. If you have
a prescription for marijuana in California, which I think anyone
can get if they wanted one, which may not be a bad name, I'm
most almost recommending people do that. Because that way, if
some idiots in your car, and he's carrying around a bag of
marijuana for some stupid reason, and you get busted, they
won't, you know, you get the prescription on you. Hey, right.
So I mean, so it doesn't hurt to have one. And I think those
people are allowed by law to grow it if they want, I think.
Okay, meanwhile, this is coming to a head.
It's gonna be very interesting, because this is, as you pointed
out on on the last show, this is really about states rights. And
the way I understand the Constitution is only things that
are expressly laid out by the Constitution is what the federal
government can be in charge of everything else is the state's.
So if you want to have gay marriage, or people want to
marry horses, if you want to smoke dope, I mean, that's all
the states get to determine that correct.
That's the That's the theory. That's why the 10th Amendment is
particular, it actually says that in the Constitution, but a
couple of paranoid Founding Fathers does push the 10th
amendment to emphasize to re emphasize states rights. And so
they put this this amendment which is essentially in the Bill
of Rights, which essentially re reiterates what's already in the
Constitution that the which just essentially limits the federal
government to the specific things that are listed. Yet
still, there's this thinking that now if the government, you
know, you get it all the time, governors federal Trump's state,
and that's bogus. I mean, it's been going that way. And so
everyone just kind of accepts it, but it's nonsense. And
somebody's got to put a stop to it, because it's ruining the
country. You know, the fun, we don't have a national
government. You know, the fun though, why do we have so many,
you know, that why don't we just have a nap, it'd be the national
government, the National Police, which is kind of the FBI. Well,
the
funny thing here is that in Europe, they're all talking
about how there seems to be such an obvious push to turn Europe
into a federal system like America. And and I'm like, no,
because the states in America actually have rights and they
trump the federal government, and what but the belief here is,
which it's kind of almost a self fulfilling prophecy, is that the
way that Europe should be is just like America, where the
federal government is in charge of everything, but it's like,
that's not the way it's supposed to work. Although it seems like
that is the way it's working more and more.
So that is the, you know, internationalist or people who
want to create one world government We have to push in
this direction, because because if you really haven't set up the
way the Constitution worked and with the 10th amendment at all,
there's no way in fact, this kind of works. By the way,
Switzerland is the perfect model for this because in Switzerland,
a lot of stuff never happens. Because all those little
provinces these little like state, like entities throughout
Switzerland, to essentially have veto power over the federal
government. And so a lot of stuff never gets done in
Switzerland, because it just, I would one little one little
County, one little group of people says no, but but that's
kind of the way it's supposed to work here. And and when when you
have that sort of a setup, it's impossible to join a one world
government, you know, the UN is, you really shouldn't be signing
some of these treaties, because the state was some state may
disagree, who say the state of Washington has a marijuana,
legal marijuana law, and they just want to keep it that way,
and the view and takes over the world, and they say no more
drugs anywhere. This doesn't fit into the way our system is
structured. You can't do that you can't have this sort of
thing. And that's the push for the people who are
internationalists and who just think it'd be great to have one
world government they have their personal reasons i, which I
accept, it's it's rational. It's mostly so rich people never lose
their stuff again, in a war. They promote this federal
government as the king of everybody idea, and then they
stay with it. And you know, that if you're gonna go that way,
yeah, then it's very easy to turn over sovereignty, that
anyone complaining.
So that New World Order thing, there's something to it after
all. But so that new world order thing, there's something to it
after all.
Right. Yeah, there is.
I was reading the, you know, we have the WC it taking place
right now the World Conference on International
Telecommunications. This is the the ITU the International
Telecommunications Union, who, you know,
changing their name. Yeah, well, it is the ITU,
but it's the W. CIT, number 12. That is taking place right now
in Dubai, up until the think the, maybe the end of this week.
And so so they have this big meeting, and they're kind of
leaking documents or documents are being leaked, or being, you
know, kind of wiki leaked, if you will. And so, here's one of
the latest documents, that proposal for the work of the
conference, this is from Russia, the United Arab Emirates, China,
Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Sudan, and Egypt. And it's it's kind of
just a couple of things are interesting. So it is indeed
true what they're trying to do. And I don't think I don't think
it's going to happen at all. I in fact, I think it's a red
herring. I think that just this is just meant to distract us,
but they are trying to they're literally trying to turn the
Internet into the into the way that the telcos work, where
well, I have a couple of highlights here, hold on a
second. Whereas it were okay. Operating agencies still
determined by mutual agreement, which international routes are
to be used. Member States shall have sovereign right to
establish and implement public policy. These are all very
typical telecommunications rules and regulations. But they want
member states to ensure that operating agencies inform every
roaming user, an internet roaming user, promptly and free
of charge have the number to be used to for calls to the
emergency services. You understand how ridiculous this
sounds? They literally they're so dumb, or, or it's just, you
know, it's just a copy paste of some other document, that
they're saying that if you are in another country, and you're
using the internet, you will be a roaming user. And you will be
informed of what number to use to call for emergency services
on the internet. This is literally in their document for
the internet.
Yeah, no, I don't know what what that even means.
But it means that they don't know what they're talking about.
They don't actually know how it works.
They're talking to you as possible. That's exactly what
I'm gonna
this is this is so obvious to me that these people had no idea
how the internet works. They're just sitting there going like
okay, this is running over telco lines. So we might as well just,
you know, just do everything the way we've been doing telco for
years and years, not understanding at all. How
peering arrangements work and transit, how it's purchased, or
how Border Gateway Protocol balancing is, they don't
understand any of this. And even worse, they've defined what spam
is. This is great. So, because of course, they've heard that
spam is a problem. So that like, Okay, we're going to eradicate
spam. And we're going to do that through legislation. And here's
how we're going to do it. First, we're going to identify what it
is, listen very closely. They have, they're gonna tell us what
is spam and what isn't spam, spam, colon, information
transmitted in bulk, over telecommunication networks as
text sound, image, tangible data used in a man machine interface
bearing indiscriminate advertising nature, or having no
meaningful message simultaneously, or during a
short short period of time, to a large number of particular
addresses without prior consent of the addressee, as in a
recipient to receive this information or information of
this nature. That is spam. No toe note here comes spam should
be distinguished from information of any type
advertisements inclusive, transmitted over broadcasting
networks, to what they're saying is, when they determine it's
spam, it's spam. But when it's advertising, it's not spam.
Well, they do a dashboard and well, no, I don't think that's
what that said, but
I think it is. Spam should be distinguished, should be
distinguished from information of any type such as advertising
transmitted over networks, but they're saying is that spam is
not advertised advertising
transmit over broadcast networks?
Over Brooklyn, me read it again. No, have no have any type
advertisements inclusive transmitted over broadcast
networks. I think they mean the same type of networks.
No, no, they meant they mean television. Hmm, okay. I could
be wrong, man. Well, I don't think you're completely wrong,
though.
I still what what I think they're saying is, if it's
advertising, it can't be spam. But if it's spam, it can never
be advertising. No, no, I
don't I don't hear that at all. Okay,
what do you hear?
I hear that they are trying to distinguish what they take their
crappy definition of spam, with broadcasting advertising, where
you turn on the television and you get to the you don't want to
see this thing, this ad for what you know, for tree manure or
whatever. And how's that differ? That's the question. That's a
philosophical question that I turn on the television.
Is that spam? Or is that advertising? Exactly? Yeah. Is
that spammers that advertising I believe it to be spam? If one
spam, the other should be spam?
Yeah. That's kind of the point I'm making. That's kind of
that's not the point you're making. But it now it is. And I
think it's a good point. But it's not a good thing. I mean,
maybe we should do you know, maybe advertising just go by the
wayside. And people should do their support something or not
supported with their own, you know, because advertising is
designed to get your money.
Well, I'm not anti advertising. I think there's there's value to
advertising. I mean, we wouldn't, we wouldn't know there
is we wouldn't know about certain products and services if
there wasn't advertising. But okay. You know, that's I'm not
against it. I just don't see how it's valuable for the
programming that it follows up.
of advertising channels. I don't think that would work by the
way. Yeah. Advertising station. Ads.
Yeah, it's called board
on K ad. Can you won't be bored for long. It just plays nothing
but ads, just with all the good ads from everyone. Some of them
gratis.
too. So, yeah, oh, man, this, I'm just gonna get I'm just I'm
just going to reconnect for a second. I don't know if it's me
or you. Who knows. Oops, oops. I'm just Oops. I'm just
wondering. Hello. Yeah. What Yeah, it's funny because when I
reconnect, then the echo goes away. So sorry, I'll just do it
from time to time not a big deal.
Okay, here's so there was another reason for the for the
right wing guys to lead by Rick Santorum, by the way, that that,
you and disabilities.
Oh, the you mean, the ratification of the treaty that
that didn't happen? Yeah.
All right. Rick Santorum has a disabled child and There's no
reason for him not to want this unless he found something in
there. So what they decided, so Chris Matthews and his douchebag
buddies, brings in a guy asked him a couple of questions about
why you would vote against this. The guy has a reasonable answer.
And then Chris Matthews changes the subject was an idiotic
example. And then the guy tries to explain more. And the the
other douchebag says, Hey, you're changing the subject, and
he never changed the subject, Chris mash Matthews did I can't
watch this guy anymore.
Look, the more control we get which bags one, the UN it's
control we're taking or we're losing US sovereignty. How's it
work? But But will it work? So first, no, explain in this case,
how they'll give you that in this case. Okay. As you said
before, in the US, we have made great progress with people with
disabilities. Rick Santorum has a child who is a special needs
child with a disability. So he took a hard look at this
legislation. And the problem is, this isn't as Bob said, Bob was
doing pretty good till this point, but he's wrong on this.
This isn't where they're gonna take us standards and then apply
it worldwide. This is saying that we're going to put the UN
in control many countries, you name how stop use
virtualization. Let me give you one what's the UN would get
under this treaty, decide what is considered a person with a
disability, not the US, the UN would do that. So a lot of
families with people with disabilities and family members
with disability, were very nervous that What this
ultimately was going to do was let the UN and countries with
terrible human rights record, decide who is disabled this
question. Why would they do would they go into the homes and
Pennsylvania, Virginia Rick Santorum house go into where he
teaches his kids and these are helicopters from somewhere out
of the country coming into where how would they get in our hairs
do this with us UN treaties, America lives up to their
promises, their agreements and their treaties? You just shifted
the argument you just shifted the argument Chris Santorum is
household tell him he can't homeschool his kids? Wow, this
is?
You know, I think we have to have a new rule. I think the new
rule is no more Chris Matthews clips. This guy makes me so
angry.
It's really annoying. He steps out. He brings somebody on to
explain their position. Steps all over and talks on top of
them. Yeah, but unbelievable. But
all I'm seeing is just it's MSNBC, right. I'm just MSNBC is
this. There's no reason for its existence anymore.
Never been a reason for his existence. Well, yeah,
it was is to get Obama elected. And to incite racism, and to
incite all kinds of hatred, and to polarize the entire country.
Yeah, I think that's the I think that's the job.
I think it's going to be taken over by Current TV.
Yes, we need more chunk,
more chunky. Well, I mean, chunk is over there. And so as
Granholm and so as some other WORDS OF JOY Bay, har, now she's
over there. How does
she get a show there?
I don't know how she gets a show anywhere. So she's over there.
They're all over there. They're only with the current and it's
the same crap. And the current the guys on MSNBC are blown it.
Well, by the way. Well, I'm able to finish it. They got Touray
has his own show. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. And this guy, he's
horrible. By the way. I had a
I had a clip from him that I didn't want to put on. Again, it
was him inciting racial hatred. It's just that's all I hear from
these people.
So Fox, I think are rejiggering their entire baby babe parama
completely. They're bringing in brunettes. Good looking ones.
Okay. All right. They're,
they're moving a bunch of the blondes out. They've gotten rid
of a couple their pundits are gonna they're not using them. In
fact, it's apparently Karl Rove and Dick Morris have been put on
the black list. Oh, that's just No, it's because Democrats, the
whole operation you watch
more more democratic nature? Of Exactly. Yeah. Just just more
just more of it. Well, in that in that regard, I'm really glad
I'm gone for a little while. My goodness. I don't miss any of
that. Yeah, here's here's a perfect example of some
douchebaggery at work and how funny it is and how how people
don't even realize how sick how sick the whole system is, when
it comes to who's going to be Ambassador
report this morning that the President could appoint both
famed editor in chief Anna Wintour to be his next
ambassador to England or France. More on what could be a very
fashionable decision today. This is not unusual. Savannah, you
cover Washington you know This is part of the job. I think
something like 30% of appointees to Ambassador ships are
political. It's a reward for people who raise a lot of money.
Yes. And this I mean, either France or the UK would be
considered the plumber list of plum assignments. That's the one
to have more than $500,000 for his campaign so we got and that
residents Well, what the Bahamas?
I think they should make Anna Wintour Ambassador to Libya and
put her in Benghazi
or Nairobi, Kenya. It's
it really is unbelievable. How it does actually happen. I mean,
you you become an ambassador after you raise a lot of money.
And she in what's her name? All the tickle toes there. Sarah
Jessica Parker, they raised a lot of money. And do you think
she'll actually become the ambassador to the to the UK?
But me, it wouldn't surprise me. Wow, it doesn't like work and
you know, Vanity Fair is and the whole publishing company that
owned them.
But she's sold to a chance she's Vogue. She's not Vanity Fair.
She's Vogue
is still a big shot. But the budget is not like it used to
be. In the olden days before advanced publishing took over
all these operations that used to be just limitless expense
account. Oh, it's like old fashioned publishing used to be
in the 30s. You know, they would give you all the money you
needed to make a splash. And they've now there's a penny
pinching. And she's just she can go get back get her unlimited
budget by becoming the ambassador to England.
Seriously, she just likes this. She's a party girl. Yeah. Never
smiles. If she's from you know, she's like, I think she's, she
looks pretty young. But I believe if I'm not mistaken,
she's 83. By the way, I want to mention before we wrap up as we
started to do, I do have an end of show clip that I want to
explain. All right. I have Carl Levin, that same thing where he
goes in he says, I like to amend the bill and blah, blah, blah.
You're this boring thing that we played last show. A couple shows
ago. Carl Levin is at the end is at Senate doing the end of
Senate Business or their past. Oh,
yeah. Where they were they do a million different things. Yeah,
of course versus home.
We thought it was bullshit. I decided to sweeten it now,
because I think they could actually make it interesting if
they if they would practice what I did. And that is literally
just adding a few bells and whistles, not gunshots
necessarily. There is one in there. But Bells was an music
soundtrack. And I want to read it the bow hunks who are a
Holland band that have have pretty much taken everything
from this this famous Symphony composer faired. Grow fey I
think is how you pronounce his name. Who did if you've ever
been to Disneyland in Anaheim, they have the Grand Canyon sweet
plays on the train. Right that that he wrote that. But the guy
also wrote all the little jingles and Diddy's for Laurel
and Hardy and our gang and those kinds of things, which the bo
hunks have found the scores of and they've actually made all
these they made a bunch of clips that you can use. And I just
want to think people should go and get Bo hunks albums, but
this is, to me is the way to improve C span a lot.
Well, I think in general, though, that we should we should
consider sweetening all of this kind of stuff. Just to make it
more entertaining.
Yeah, it doesn't hurt. They tried to do that on CNN.
Yeah. All right, everybody. We're going to get some
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Apologies for some of the distortions but know that we are
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