It's about sharing Adam. It's about sharing.
Thank you. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. It's Thursday, December
20 2012 time period getting donation media assassination
episode 471.
This is no agenda. A bright spot
painfully awkward young man here coming to you from
determination. lowlands day 14 living in exile in Amsterdam in
the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where the sleigh bells are
ringing as some sort of a weird carts going down the street. I'm
John C. Dvorak.
Raglan Buzzkill. You know, I'm glad you bring that up. I'm so
happy that you've not only insulted me now with your so
called fake Santa Claus. Like like I'm 12 or something. But
you
anybody Hey, wait, wait until the nor every year they have the
NORAD rip.
No, no, no, no, no, no, but but also, it's like you sent out
this newsletter. Okay, I just got a gripe about this. You sent
out this newsletter. And and it's like, and by the way, you
guys should know the processes that John always sends me the
newsletter beforehand and says yeah, take it, you know, have a
look over. And I say oh, that's cool. And I'm reading there. Oh,
and you're Roger McGuane. He made it a Christmas song for us.
Like this is gonna rock this is gonna be so awesome. And then I
get the email. I'm like, it's the frickin Christmas song. It's
not there's no, no agenda content in there. There's no
like, there wasn't like, you know, the evil leads or Hillary
is going to eat me. You know, you better watch out. None of
that.
I didn't ask him to write original content. No, but you
wanted a Christmas to
you sent you send that out like, Oh, this is God. I'm excited.
This is gonna be fantastic. And it's just like, we wish you a
merry Christmas. What happened to like a bowl? Good if New
Year? I mean, any one of our Roger McQueen? Sure he's a he's
a superstar.
New Year. Okay, you know, maybe we can.
I mean, he's like, they're both sure he could do it. We can,
right? This is the point. It's like the guy's a bird. Okay.
I just thought it would be a nice eight. Since when did
you become so mushy? Mashi. They send an actual Christmas song
with our Gitmo nation newsletter. What is wrong? What
did you do with the real John C. Dvorak? Give him back to me.
I think the police are coming in to get
to deal with this for the rest of the show. Anyway, so
I want to explain what I did. Hopefully, I went to Target.
Yeah. And they had all these $1 stocking stuffers. There's a
bunch of sound effects devices. Yeah.
Stuff that normally you do not give to your kids because they
drive you crazy. Instead gave it to myself instead. Yeah. And you
bring them on the best podcast in the universe. That's nice.
So, two weeks, I've been here now officially, two weeks, and
we still have no end date in sight.
Which that sounds right. That's Welcome to the US have a
government. Yeah.
And of course, you know, this is our last show ever.
Yeah, tomorrow's the big day. Exactly.
Exactly. It's all over. So we got to make this one count.
Yeah, so what does it make if you're in Europe or not? Well,
you know, some people you know, of course has a lot of awakened
human resources here in getting donation low lands and and
they're all happy to say hi, and you they're sending little notes
and little tweets and stuff. And and now stuff on Google Plus,
because Oh, yeah, I'm building up my engaged audience on Google
Plus, thank you, Mike Elgin. And free screwed me over. And and
then like, well, you know, that's a lot of them are really
awake, and they're intuitive. They're like, Hey, man, the
light brought you here for a reason. You're here for that you
Yes, this
is not yes. Now you're
here for the changeover. And there's gotta be a reason for
it. And you know what? I'm holding on to that a little bit.
I'm like, okay, yeah, I'll take that. I'll buy that for a bit.
I'm okay. I'm okay with being a little more special here. I'll
tell you something, though. We don't have this, what I'm
calling campaign of tension, or the strategy of, of terror being
bestowed upon the people of Gitmo lowlands. My goodness,
when you sit back a little bit, and you're just looking at the
news network and stuff that people are posting and kind of
the clips from the mainstream that I can't I can't really
watch here. Oh my god, you guys are under assault they're in in
America. You're under assault by a bunch of morons on mainstream
television. It must hurt just the turn just even touch the
remote control to turn it on.
You just noticed this.
Well, it's we're not we're not seeing that here. You see, you
have to understand that I remember when In 77 kids were
killed in Norway, right by Anders Breivik, and by the way,
you know, killed with a with a, an assault rifle and the guy was
dressed up like a CEO and he had all this crazy stuff and he, you
know, he wasn't a militant and he shot people and your kids in
the head kids in America we went, Oh, well, that sucks.
Let's plan on Sunday. You know, and here this is the thing is
when you haven't like once a different community. It's like,
people hear like, oh, yeah, well, I guess Obama's gonna get
rid of your guns not because you know, that's kind of that's kind
of lame. Yeah, it's, there's no conversation about it. Really.
It was headline news, obviously, when it happened. It's just an
hour a week ago, I think. Almost a week ago. Yeah, we could go
here's a headline. Yeah, and then and now it's sporadic maybe
page three or four? You know, it's really it's not discussed
at all at all. In fact, I got a note from one of your
better a wish stop right there. Yeah. You should consider
yourself lucky. You can't get this no matter what you turn on
it's there's nothing but droning on about gun control how
terrible this was. And of course then there was the cool thing
was this. They found out some guy who was a I guess an actor.
No, of course, I've seen this. You can you can see the clip at
Oh, I had I had a dad. I think his dad actor.curry.com. I just
I cuz I knew this would come up. And I have spoken to a couple of
actors here about this. I'm very curious to hear your take on on
what you think is going on here.
I don't have much of a take. But I did find the original. The
original. The original use of the guy. And it was on Wolf
Blitzer show. Yeah, I just happen to have it still on the
on the DVR and I said, Oh my God, there's this character.
Well, yeah. So you you actually have it outside of what the what
the YouTube clip is because the YouTube clip is pretty crappy, I
have to say.
Yeah. And when and it ends without nearly desexed. This guy
was a you know, somebody said he's an actor or whatever. They
say somebody was was shooting him with it with a phone camera.
Or no or shooting. I don't know why they know. I don't know what
it looked
like to me. From what I saw is that they cut to this press
conference early. And you can hear Wolf Blitzer loose. That's
the clip I have. You can hear Wolf Blitzer going okay, we're
going to have I forget his name. Anyway, the dad name is Robbie
Parker. I brought Robbie Parker. We're going to have gonna have
him speak. And while Wolf is doing the voiceover, they start
to pan over and that's when you see him smiling and joking and
laughing and then as people claim start to center himself
to write he gets into a mode. Yeah, yeah. And somebody else's
says just read from the card, which is very you can just
barely hear I didn't hear that.
I didn't hear that. He Is he is he is reading from a card.
That's correct.
And he so he comes out joking around and then he then he sets
himself in front of the camera and then he goes into character.
That's what it appears to be. Yes. Yeah, he goes into
character and then they use him they only use it for a split
second on the on the actual presentation of the Wolf Blitzer
show and they dramatize the whole thing I happen to have it
if you want to play that but it actually came out good and that
the clip is called the Faker fake actor dad in original
context with listen to it of the disaster here
in Connecticut continues first of all great this is so much
better than than the audio I have right now.
She's the type of person that could just light up the room she
she always had such a kind of say about anybody.
A grieving father on his beautiful six year old daughter
gunned down gunned down in her own elementary school this hour
unspeakable pain and unanswered questions in the massacre that
has shattered a quiet town and stunned the nation that's very
interesting. This is not what I have I have something completely
different now you have made like some something dramatized after
the fact or something.
This was I think one of his original presentations and I
think there was had to be a little bit after the fact is
that a big picture of Emily was special type face they brought
the guy on it took that little clip and then then I guess
apparently Wolf Blitzer figures is gonna get fired any minute.
So he's, he's practicing for his voice over were gunned down,
gunned down, down why he's doing
a retake. Now I've Got that? Let me hold on a second. I have it
here somewhere. I'm interesting. It's just funny because I think
that you, I saw your clip and then, like, whatever it's the
audio is is pretty bad. But you should you should just take a
look at. If you just take a look at the at the
UI link, I have it here. So I'm one of the sites that has been I
got moaning about this. Let me
play this for a second. This is okay, hold on a second. Why
won't this open people? This is so annoying. Let me get your
link here. Robbie Parker. That's really helping John, that makes
me feel great.
Just trying to build that air. Okay, it's dead air. We're
talking. Here we go. He's going to come up to the microphones
now. And make a statement. Looks like they're getting ready to
make both come to the microphone.
Now. He's smiling. He's laughing. Wolf is doing this the
voiceover and then it goes into this centering thing.
For him, Robbie Parker, yeah. So you really have to see it.
And you have to see, this is one of those things that we can't
really get across on the radio.
So so let me let he's maybe this will help a little bit. Let me
give you some perspective, from what I've been seeing over here.
As someone who's interested. Most people here are not
interested. And in fact, I have understood from several from our
Gitmo nation, East parents that, that most parents in the UK are
not not talking to their kids about it. They're turning off
the news. They're basically blacking this out, because,
quote, they want their kids to have a happy Christmas. And that
just you know, and it's it's not that hard, really, because as I
said, it's not like it's all over the news all the time, like
the assault that you're taking in, in the US. For those of you
of course, who are not in the United States of Gitmo nation.
Here's just a little a little montage of what is going on now
to the debate
over gun control. And what many are calling in this country, a
watershed moment in the wake of the massacre in watershed? Some
stores are pulling certain guns off their shelves,
are we in a precipice of a sea change, about how this nation
deals with guns?
Why the hell can you buy weapons of mass destruction? That's what
it is. That's the first thing that's
been 7070 episodes of school shootings in the United States
since 1994. But Lord really,
I mean, should there be that many big city mayors and one of
the nation's biggest police unions have called for a ban on
assault rifles and high capacity clips. And for some longtime
allies of the gun lobby, this week was a tipping point. The
fierce debate continues still, the killing of children in cold
blood is gripping the nation as few events can and it's forcing
a hunt for solutions. I
love how he uses the word hunt. That's kind of cool. I'm sure
the writers were like hey, by the way,
right couple of things. Well, first of all, when did a rifle
become a weapon of mass destruction when
Whoopi Goldberg called it a well this I gotta tell you, the the
like everything's a weapon of mass destruction. This is like a
backward way of saying yeah, it was a good thing we invaded Iraq
because they had mass
assault rifle. Well listen to I got a lot of clips because of
course he airs over here from Pierce moron, who he really
likes to whip it up, man, listen to his categorization of what
we're talking about. Here's the thing.
If he didn't have the guns, none of those children would have
been shot. And so you have to deal with the primary problem
that America faces which is guns, guns, guns,
guns, there's no other problem by the way it's just guns and
has
nothing to do with the Second Amendment right to defend
yourself and everything
we're delaying the manufacturing capability right
for a second listen to what listen to the point he's making
I'll weapons that can slaughter. These things can fire 100
bullets in a minute. They are machine guns.
No, I'm sorry. They're not.
I'm sorry. That so this is this is a meme. This is what you are
hearing a lot of here. People are confusing assault rifles and
semiotic automatic rifles and what Nancy Pelosi calls assault
magazines. They are they're confusing this with idiots.
Yeah, exactly. Now, let me just step back for a second. Because
I don't know what happened to you, John. But after Sunday
show, I received an ordinate amount of let's just call it
feedback. Some could call it hate out and outright hate and
an ordinate amount of feedback from people who obviously have
me confused with someone who is paid by the NRA, someone who is
into higher life has had a gun hung between his thighs. You
know, I've never I've never really owned any gun so to speak
of, or to speak up until we moved to Texas, where and I'll
get to my feeling about that in a minute. But but the anger and
the insults and you know people who were claiming to be
violently ill listening to me I guess, defend guns and have no
compassion Was it not only was it disappointing, disturbing and
upsetting. People also forget that, you know, both of us were
dads, you know, we have compassion. We feel we're not
you know, we're not idiots. We're not complete morons. But
the reason you listen to this program is to have people ask
questions to do exactly the opposite of what the mainstream
media is, is telling you. And the I don't know what you
receive John, but I got people who are angry from the guns to
you don't know anything about mental health and you know, we
need the drugging our kids is necessary. Ah, you know, it's
like, you know, if someone's mentally ill we have to make
sure there's no guns. I mean, doesn't does no one see that
what is happening here is an assault on your psyche, not just
you, but your your kids and what you are doing to your kids. This
is very, very, the whole conversation, I think, is
extremely destructive. Did you witness any of this? Or did you
just have a lovely week?
Lovely week, I didn't get any of this mail and get any of this?
No, bull crap. You
sent me a mail word
even Oh, no, that was that was one of our guys, normal
contacts, who does have a, he has an Asperger's kid. And he
was taught that you were a little aggressive because he
does. The kid does need medication for some reason. And
I'm sure that people aren't there. There are people that do
need medication here and there. But the point that we always
make is that they just medicate people willy nilly, and turn
them into zombies. And who knows what they did with this, this
this kid here? Because it seems to me he seems like more of a
Manchurian Candidate, if he was even the shooter, if you want to
take it to that extreme of of conspiracy.
Well, so let's let's go there for a second. Because I have
been so the amount of time wasted, by the way, on emails,
you know, people I can't open your email anymore, unless you
put a correct subject line. How many times and you know, the
LIBOR thing, please stop insulting yourself. There is,
you know, just do five seconds of research. There is no
evidence that this kid's father was going to testify against the
banks in the LIBOR scandal. Nor was there any evidence about the
Aurora shootings dad to testify. I don't there's no I don't even
know of any any testimony at all. That's
the point. There was no hearing scheduled. So Well, where's this
guy going to testify at the in Switzerland? I don't know that.
That's, that is sketchy.
For some reason, we looks like we just lost our, our stream. I
don't know what's going on. So we'll have to take a look at
that. Yeah, and they'll figure it out. So this is a guy who has
a theory and he's on Press TV, which is Iranian television. The
guy's name is Michael Harris. And he is billed as an American
commentator, which you either you or I could be in it. We're
both American commentators. Oh, yeah. We're common commentator
right now. He's from Phoenix. So I tried to find a guy from
Phoenix and I found one guy, but it's very, very difficult to
find a guy named Michael Harris. I mean, please, but listen to
his theory.
I want you to look at this in a greater context of things. We
have had a Zionist controlled Hollywood zone in 2011, when
they start off like that is controlled media. That is the
conduit to all of this violence, these imagery into every home in
America. And so you wonder why there's a culture of violence is
is because comes from the Jews in Hollywood. That's where the,
that's where the conduit of violence comes from. That's the
source of it. But look behind that even deeper, I want to
remind you of the Norway shooting of Mr. Brevik, which
followed a week after Norway had agreed to support Palestine. Now
you look at Israel just lost their their bid to thwart
Palestine from being recognized by the United Nations. And now
here we go. Here's a revenge killing in the US sponsored by
Israel that was that killed all these innocent children? How
awesome is this guy? And that is something that is raised.
I mean, he's, I mean, firstly, it's an Iranian television. So
it was like, hello. I mean, okay, we we know you're gonna be
anti Jews. But this is crazy, very,
very well. They target the NSF, they target children, they
target women, and they they avoid the issue because they're
angry. They didn't get their way. And now Palestine has
standing in the UN and Israel is going to be subject to the
International Criminal Courts, and their leadership is going to
be taken to task. So let's connect the dots here.
Whenever someone says connect the dots back away from the
conspiracy
about what's going on globally, geopolitically, with Israel
involved now, the Colorado congressional hearing. Now, one
thing you can count on with a congressional hearing is there's
going to be a cover up, because all of our congressmen are
bought and paid for by the Israel lobby in the US. So any
truth of this is there's going to be it's going to be hidden
because Israel wants it hidden because they are once again the
guilty party.
It goes somehow the Jews in Connecticut, it's going
well, it's a revenge killing, of course.
Here's what bothers me there was a there was a thing floating
around on the Atlantic Wire saying to Dad, this is just
straight up that we were just because of guns, we there's
nothing else going on. There's no special I
saw I saw this the whole thing.
This particular report that you just played as evidence of these
get people, you can't point to this report, this report is so
bogus. Well, thank you, this guy such a stooge. Thank you, sir,
are plenty of possibilities here beyond the what's played being
played out. And just not since you brought this up?
Can I just say something about this very point, that article, I
found to be disturbing, because what it really said, and this is
where I think a lot of this strategy, this strategy of
tension is leading. A lot of this is meant to discredit
anything and everything on the internet insurance being used
for gut whatever, you know, gun, Sherman's take them away, give
them back, it's like, Okay, fine. Yes, a lot of it is
promoting the pharmaceutical industry, we have to give police
officers and we have to give doctors and people the right to
shoot people up, you know, with medication and make sure you're
sedated. Because obviously you're a menace to society.
Yeah, that's part of it. But really, this is all about
discrediting the internet, anything, because if you have
any alternative view to anything from the mainstream media,
clearly you hate the Jews. Clearly you're racist. Clearly,
you're a Holocaust denier. I mean, this is what I'm thinking,
listen to. This is how it works. This is how Yes, yes. And here
and here is the police chief for the sheriff. They're in Sandy
Hook right now. This is this is a good one, too. I'll play that
in a second. This is alright, here it is. Here's the sheriff.
One thing. It's becoming somewhat of a concern. And that
is misinformation is being been posted on social media sites,
sites. It is important to know that we have discussed with
federal authorities that these these issues are crimes, they
will be investigated. statewide. And federally.
If you post something on Facebook, that is not true. It's
a crime and you will be prosecuted, federally,
and prosecution will take place when people perpetrating
misinformation or identify. Crap we're going to share all
information relative to his case is coming from these
microphones. And any information coming from other sources cannot
be confirmed. And in many cases, it's been found is inaccurate.
So I simply that's the newest twist today.
Twist. I love how he throws it's a newest twist in what the
script that we
want to make sure that's perfectly clear.
Day to day jingle. Yeah, definitely.
websites that contain information relative this case
are not being posted by the Connecticut State Police. All
right,
then we have this little report. Right now millions
of people across the country are opening their hearts and wallets
to help grieving families in Connecticut. Unfortunately, it's
a real problem solver. Connie Thompson says 1000s of scammers
are already at work taking advantage of your kindness.
Yes, I'll let you know how I feel about these buzzards Mary
The Internet is on fire with Sandy Hook scams it's reportedly
so bad even liking a post on Facebook can get you burned
so this is this is nothing but discredit discrediting
everything and anything everything on
point something such a little discrepancy here. Why does this
idiot cop go after the these Z scammers instead of going after
someone posting wrong information which he says
they're going to do because you're not gonna go after
anybody? No, you just got to get on the air. It's gonna let me
give a couple of things about this kind of misinformation that
kind of thing going on. There's one clip that I had for last,
actually I've had actually replay the one clip and then a
second clip which is the the the story of about the kid being a
psycho, and he's all doped up and he was a loner and all that
stuff. And that's when I had the clip. We played the neighbor
with conflicting information, which I have here again, if you
want to just remind people sure what the early reports were this
got a closer look at the shooter, the 20 year old Adam
Lanza, you're getting new information. Ryan, what are you
learning?
Will police say they're picking up what they call good evidence
about Adam Lanza, his mother and what may have led to this
picking up that evidence at the mother's house. They are not
letting on what that evidence is, but we're getting some new
details about the shooters past and his family. It is a his
motive for this unspeakable act is still not clear. Why
the way can we stop with the unspeakable act? Are you a
journalist are you I read this everywhere the unspeakable act
Why is it unspeakable? Why?
Why is it unspeak? Because
I well,
I came speakable to me it's a shooting.
I have a theory about this, which I will gladly lay on you
but I but it is part of this is all part of the narrative is
unspeakable act now, if you have to be it, of course you can
speak it. Why not
all enforcement officials say and in digging for details about
shooter Adam Lanza and his family accounts emerge that are
still confusing, sometimes conflicting. A neighbor who knew
him in recent years describes Lanza as troubled. But listen to
this account from a young man who knew him because the kid
just a kid is never antisocial. No, I'm just gonna troublemaker.
No, not definitely not noticeable. Did he just kind of
blend into the background? Yeah. Nothing, nothing that would
weren't any of this.
Exactly. Alright. So we have him portrayed as a nutcase. Now this
by the way, these clips have been pulled, you'll never hear
these again. But the one that really got me and I said I will
get we're gonna have to bring this one back up. I was
listening to a report they went on and on about the mom being a
net case prepper and she's loaded his gun, a gun nut and
she was a freak and she was a screwball. And all this stuff
they were going on and on about the mom who got killed,
interested in this process, whatever the real process was,
and now play the clip. She was just like any other housewives
wife another report from someone who knew her.
Ryan Kraft says he babysat Adam Lanza about 10 years ago when
Lanza was 10. And Kraft was 15. He describes Lanza as focused
quiet, introverted. He never saw evidence of violence craft says,
but says Lanza did throw the occasional temper tantrum
is general stuff like we'd have to put him to bed and he would
like that, or we had to stop watching TV and he wouldn't like
normal stuff that a kid would do. But I guess at 10 years old,
most kids get out of that phase. And that wasn't the case. For
Adam
Kraft was only a year older than Adam Lanza is older brother
Ryan. He says their mother told him to let Ryan do whatever he
wanted. But as for Adam, what I
really remember clearly is that Nancy always asked me to always
be with him in the room no matter what, like don't go to
the bathroom. Don't ever leave him without
supervision. Kraft says Adam had a contentious relationship with
his mother Nancy. She had split from the boy's father Peter
Lanza, who's described by the job networking website LinkedIn
as tax director and vice president at GE Energy financial
services. But Kraft says Nancy Lanza was an engaged mother
always setting up playdates for her two sons and taking part in
neighborhood activities. neighbors and friends say Nancy
Lanza enjoyed gardening and had taken time off from a job in
finance.
So I can normal anybody else in this neighborhood live, you
know, decorate the house, and the house was always, you know,
pristine. I mean, she was just like any other housewife.
He was just like any other housewife? Doesn't sound a lot
to me like she was some sort of a nutball. Right? Well,
okay, so I have a couple of the things I want to play from over
here on this side of the pond. And I really do want to give you
at least a reasonable theory coming from me, that's going to
be interesting. Here is the Jeremy Vine show. This is on I
think, BBC Radio too. And you know, because of course not. Now
I'm getting all of this, I'm getting different information.
Now. I'm over here because of the time zones and everything.
It's kind of cool how that works for the show. And on this show.
He and this is it's funny, because normally, you know,
let's say a maybe five, six years ago, before we started
doing this show, people would have been calling me to talk
about this in radio and television shows here in the
Netherlands because like, Oh, what do we know? We know? We
know curry. Yeah, let's call curry. You know, he can he can
give us his opinion. Now of course they know that I don't
play along with their game, you know, the phone is eerily
silent. However, in the UK, they of course are going to call up
people and and get them to come on the show. So they call up
Bonnie Greer and Karen krisan No vich and Karen Christian No.
vich is a trained voiceover artists who specializes in
chocolate voices robot and Vulcan American regional accents
and of end anything throaty. Her voice reels can be heard here,
according to her website. So she just started with the BBC
happens to know because she does voiceover work for them. And
then there's Bonnie Greer, who visited the UK as part of a
production at the Edinburgh Festival.
The first one Bonnie Greer, you said Bonnie Greer,
no Karen Chris Chris. Chris Zenovich.
Okay that Karen Chris Zana? vich is the one that the voiceover
Girl Okay.
Yeah, I told him the show notes. So you can you can look at their
websites and then Bonnie Greer. She visited as part of the
production of the Edinburgh Festival in 86. And has been
based in the UK since then she acquired British citizenship in
97. She works in theatre, with women and ethnic minorities a
lot. So these are two douchebag women who are going to tell tell
the British public what it's all about
what's not gonna change and what can be changed. I think I'm not
constitutional lawyer.
You're not mellow. You're not a constitutional lawyer. You're
voiceover artists, okay? You have no credibility, not as much
as I do. Let's put it that way. Yeah, I'm a disc jockey, your
voiceover art
you can pre you can prevent the putting together of the entity.
In other words, do something about the bullets. We don't need
those kinds of magazines and civilian hands. For instance,
the guy went into that school room had a 30 round magazine
inside of his his rapid fire weapon, which means he only had
to pull the trigger once
so let me just let me just get this straight. He had the 30
round clip magazine and that rapid fire weapon only had to
pull the trigger once. This is bullcrap. Of course. It's
bullcrap. But this whole woman is bullcrap. They've called
someone who works for them. And does voiceover work for Doctor
Who, and why No, no, no. Why
can I mention something here? Of course, passing. If anyone is a
big fan of I am Adam Curtis, the documentarian, who does these
kinds of crazy documentaries that are really insightful. He
did a series of three really short ones, and you can usually
find it on his website. And one of them, he discusses this
problem. And he actually identifies when it began, which
was turning the the news show into a show where the public at
large is some bonehead off the street, and you see it on the
nightly news every day, they put a microphone in their face and
ask them what they think, as if their opinion actually has
anything to do with anything. Well, it's worse than the casual
opinion based on it's kind of like a feedback loop because
they hear it on the news. And then they say, oh, yeah, it's
bad, or the weapon you use was, I mean, this is useless. Well,
useless reporting. But
it's worse than that. Because this is a very popular radio or
well listened to I wouldn't say the guy is necessarily 100%
popular. But it's listened to a lot this program. And he's the
women he has on. They're acting, they are actors, but they're
acting like they are some kind of, you know, aficionados like
they like the authorities on the topic.
So that is that kind of thing can be banned. You can ban
assault weapons. There was a sunset on assault weapons.
Clinton got that pass through. I think the President's gonna get
that going. A couple of pro I
think the President is going to get that going. Yeah, that's,
that's great. Thank
you, firearms. Senators. were rated A by the National Rifle
Association, which has been real quiet since Friday,
though now she's an expert on the National Rifle Association.
talking point she's reading him on
the internet. I think it's really important. Okay. It
agrees with me, very important for British listeners to
understand.
I love this very important number. These women are actors,
very important for British listeners to understand, listen
up slaves information coming,
that gun is in considered in America, the guarantee of
liberty, it is deeply embedded. It's from this country.
Actually,
wait a minute, the gun is from this country, actually. Because
in
the Glorious Revolution, the idea of the right to bear arms
is embedded in the English Bill of
the English Bill of Rights. The woman is so out of her mind with
senseless facts that are wrong. But then she brings the other
woman in and this is great.
She could see what was going on. She moved towards him. And he
just shot her. Why don't give her the gun.
So this is the conversation about why not arm teachers. Now
these two women, these actors, literally, actors are going to
tell you what's wrong with America.
I'm sorry. It's just a noise. It's
a very serious but it's just such a ridiculous idea to me.
Everybody's going even seven you know, they were talking about
why didn't the children have guns? 67 year old? Yes. So they
were taking that down to zero. We take that children in
kindergarten should be carrying guns but they actually seriously
discussing Yes they were. Yes
Put specious bullcrap. So sit what she's just said to the
British public is that Americans were actually talking about
kindergarten children carrying guns. But wait, boy, she takes
it even further packing
baby Glocks which which exist, by the way. The other thing to
the baby Glock. Yeah, there's a model called the baby Glock. But
it's not being marketed to kindergarteners to babies
that we haven't talked about. I was talking to a games maker guy
used to make games he got out of the games making interesting Oh,
wait, no, she's an expert in psychology, because he said the
games now are insane. They are actually prototypes of murder
games that they use in the United States military. And and
this is another issue as well. I don't want to prohibit games but
I'm saying we need to look at all this to
oh, I don't want to prohibit games or wait a minute. Why not?
If you know that they're so insane that they're responsible.
Why wouldn't you lady but
it's most important the United States. So violent society is
Oh, okay.
Thank you. This is this is from the trader who was left and now
lives in English. Okay.
And the way it looks to the outside is not the way it is
Americans are violent people. And we we state from a
Midwestern state, our state was settled by the gun.
I'm going to kill you, John. I'm violent, violent evil by May
this violent date? Yeah, no, no, no, no, no, I'm not even close.
No, no. Are you? Yeah, I would say Okay, okay. Okay. Okay, wait
until the end of the show. This is nowhere near clip of the date
territory. First, let me take you on a little side journey.
And let me take you back to the 1950s. When because, of course
in the 1980s Some of you will remember, it was rock lyrics,
and rock videos, rock music videos, and it was Al Gore's
wife Tipper Gore, who said that violence in America was being
caused because of violent lyrics. And the this, of course,
is pretty much been proven to be not true. And lyrics have also
not gotten any less violent. And in the 1950s, John C. Dvorak,
can you remember what it was in the 1950s that was causing
children to be violent and to cause mayhem and commit
robberies and other violent crime? Do you remember?
I believe it was rock and roll. Mm hmm.
What are we afraid of? Are we afraid of our own children? So
we forget the fair citizens to add a title to the essential
freedom to read. Or do we think our children so evil selfish is
so simple minded, but it takes a comic magazine story of murder
of acceptance, a murder of robbery, the fact that the
robber
he was the comic books, John,
there were all the Samak books, I remember that they banned EC
comics. Yes. company that was making those comic books that
were you know, they were hilarious. And many collector's
items. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, there's also rock and roll
was causing this problem and
the dancing of course, dancing. Now, before I go back to the UK
with you, I would like to play a little bit of Rachel Maddow, who
her job, of course, is to get rid of anything in news except
her. Because we just need Rachel Maddow all the time. You know,
she goes to the Christmas party with a president that tells them
what to do. Go ahead, we'll do whatever we need to do. What
could How could she take this? I mean, if you're really, really
smart, and you want to take the guns, horrible killing people,
and the Internet, which is really what this is all about.
This is really about at the end of the day, we have to discredit
the internet and have people self police the internet,
because because you can't shut it down. What could she do to
bring those two together? Something we've actually talked
about on this show in the past couple of months. Give up?
Yeah, I've done but just waiting to hear it
to try to get at that very big question. There is a very narrow
discussion to be had about a piece of new technology, a piece
of new technology that is worth explaining in this context, and
it is this this is something called a 3d printer. The how
you're
feeling it already. Are you feeling it coming? John, do you
feel it?
Oh, she's gonna finally talk about the 3d printed gun.
The idea behind that is that anybody can become a small scale
manufacturer of anything. All you have to do is download a
computer file or create computer file that has the specifications
for the shape of a thing that you would like to build. You do
have a limited range if you sit in this material getting excited
printer can make something out of it to make but you can create
a physical three dimensional object with one thing that is
the equivalent of a printer. Come on. See if these things
cost a few 1000 bucks, but it is a relatively straightforward
thing. And these exists, there are a bunch of different brands
of them out there, you can manufacture something. It's
neat. To me. It's also interesting and complicated. And
maybe quandary inducing. When you consider the fact that one
of the things that people are already starting to get to the
point with what they call 3d printers, these home
manufacturing kits where you can make anything, one of the things
people are already starting to make is a gun.
Thank you. What is wrong with her? Well, she's
got to fill a hole show.
She takes an hour to make a simple point.
There's a lot to be done. I could
have written two columns in that period of time. Yeah, there were
there were a number of funny peers moron clips, which I can't
I can't play that guy. I can't even listen to him anymore.
He's trying to get attention by being outrageously anti
American. I think I don't know what he's trying to do. Well,
yeah, he
had. Actually, it was kind of cool to see this larry pratt guy
who was from I don't know, gun owners association, whatever
I had. I've seen him before he was good.
I have a little bit of their argument if you want to hear it.
Well, actually, why don't we take why don't we get you think
our executive producers
for starters, okay, but then I have to wind this up. Cuz I
just wind it up after this. Yeah. Okay. Well, first of all,
is that I actually have a one more clip. But
what I need to say to you, Joe C. Dvorak, is in the morning to
you.
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Exit Exactly.
It's part of it's part of the of the process. It's part of the
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I think so. Okay, then good then good. You've
admitted it,
then. No, I'm not admitting I just said I think so. Okay,
well,
I think you're just afraid for your reputation because you're
because your kids will laugh at you.
They already already do that they can do about it. Alrighty,
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how you actually will say let's thank our producers I give you
all this time and then you're not even ready. That's really
that's pretty odd.
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all right. Let me just let me just get back to this. This
crazy strategy of tension,
which is I want to do my two clips by the way before we get
completely out of it. You do your two clips so don't know you
know go me too close. Oh, he's
do your two clips.
Okay, I got a couple of clips. I just wanted to play one of them.
We could actually make it in the show clip. It's it's Tom Hartman
on gun control. And I thought this would be something worth
listening to because he's he is apparently a douchebag and all
kinds of levels.
Can I play? Yeah, play and play used in these deadly massacres.
It's a pry my gun from my cold dead fingers approach, which
could have tragic consequences, stirring up secessionist crazies
around the nation. Our country is again dealing with a tragedy
that happens all too often yet the corporate gun lobby focused
more on profits than safety is helping set up more and more
mass shootings in the future. How to Respond to danger here in
America, one shoe bomber we all take off our shoes at the
airport. One threat of binary liquids. We can't carry liquids
on airplanes, one underwear bomber, and we put in billions
of dollars and porno X ray scanners and we wrote Granny,
there are more than 20 mass shootings every year in America
and over 100 people are shot every day. But we can't do
something about guns. It's time to start pushing hard for laws
that say that unless you can prove you need a gun, you can't
have one. And if you do have one, you have to prove
proficiency and the gun and you must be licensed to hell with
the blood soaked gun lobby and their toadies Antonin Scalia and
Clarence Thomas.
I thought when he was talking about that, that he said, we
have the underpants bomb. I was waiting for him to say and then
we banned wearing underwear. I was it didn't come I'm like, Oh
my god. So sad. All right. So he's
only gonna throw this one out there because I find it to be
peculiar. And this is was on Sharpton who was just a just a
horrible butt kisser. It comes to anything Obama does. And so
there's a picture of Obama with the principles the principle
that woman who was initially killed that that you know, I
think one of the first persons killed at the massacre, the
unspeakable massacre. Yeah. Obama I have no idea how this
picture came to be. But Obama is is a picture showing him holding
that principles granddaughter are really interesting. Now I
don't know what how this even came to pass. I mean, was the
granddaughter knocking on the granddaughter by the way is like
a one year old baby. And he's holding it and Sharpton just
swooning over this because he's holding the baby and you know,
politicians and babies are pretty common. But he says that
and then he takes some tweets and Facebook posts from
anonymous people largely and he loves saying the one that he's
the comforter in chief. Defense bomb
family has been mourning the deaths of the Sandy Hook
shooting all weekend. Today people had a lot to say About
this touching photo of President Obama holding the granddaughter
of the school's principal who was killed in the attack, to
kneel called him the comforter in cheek. Richard says he's a
man with a Golden Hawk TV says the president owes it to that
little girl and her slain grandmother to turn these
children's and teachers ashes into a right purposeful and just
action. Wow, that you know what that almost sounded like? It
almost sounded like a commercial for a play with or a movie. You
know when they do like TV Guide says it's the one to watch. It
was really that was intense.
Yeah, I thought it was creepy.
Yeah. And I'm looking at now it's creepy,
by the way. Yeah, I lost all this weight. So now it looks
like a dwarf because you got this huge head.
So. So now, now this Alright, so this is where heads are going to
spin around people gonna look at me like, Okay, I can't believe
you said that. You know, I just have to point out the very
obvious between myself and Jeb here. We have been making media
magic for a collective Can I go out on a limb and say 60 years?
Well, I've only been doing it for like five.
Okay. In fact, my very first media gig so to speak was on a
pirate radio station, known as decibel radio in this very city
where I'm in now in the lowlands. And, and it was, there
was no there was all government radio. So at a pirate station,
very, very popular. Everyone listened to it in in the
Amsterdam general area was it was a huge, huge thing only in
the weekends, you know, for like three days, three day weekend.
But even then I was John Holden, I was the 20. And I was 17. At
the time driving a moped, I was the 24 year old black guy from
New York who drove a Harley. And I would make dates with my
listeners that call up on the show. When I say baby, I'll see,
you know, behind the American Hotel after the show, and this,
watch it that and if you know Amsterdam, you can't there is no
behind the American Hotel, you're in the canal. So you
can't even make a deal. Where you're supposed to. So this is
the it's magic. It's theater of the mind. And I've been doing
fake satellite interviews with celebrities who you know, it's
like
you still by the way, you still do a wonderful fake in the
hurricane record. Yes, I do as good as anyone. Yes.
I think well, not just me. I think you and I are pretty good
together. It's a team effort when we
you always catch me off guard with these and sometimes I blow
it. No, you know, usually
pretty good. Yeah, but we but we're not just for
it. We're not quite yet Bob and Ray.
But you know, it's it's not just totally blue. It's not just
hurricanes. It's you know, it's when it's when the air raid
sirens go. Oh, my God. John has another another scanning coming
actually, the siren is great when you do that. So anyway, so
but I have I have been a part of the lying system. So you know,
it's like, no, seriously, it's like, no, we'd have I've done
lots of television. I mean, I've done so many hours of
television. And so much of it was faked. I can remember Janet
Jackson when she had What have you done for me lately? I'm sure
you remember the track John. Now then she would send over
literally a videotape of you know, someone asking your
questions, but only you know, you only got her answers. And we
did like a fake like the screen going. Oh, we're tuning in the
satellite. It's on television on national television in 1984 I
think we're too soon so satellite and then you know, and
I had the questions rehearse and I was really good at this. In
fact, I would sit in the editing bay and edit the pauses between
the tape so we could have it running on the monitor and next
to me so you could see her head as if she was actually listening
to me I was good at this I was really good at
interviews are all over the place as if they're real is
really annoying. In fact, in the radio business they used to send
out a big giant records record or record a giant record with a
with a script
and yes, a 78 John.
Actually, the ones we have are 16 inch Alright, so are those
big giant things but let me thing yeah,
let me let me just move on. Don't take me to the 6016
injure.
Okay, so anyway, this was this was 1983
I
think your your your this is the longest build up you've ever
ever had, I'm not cracked, and I'm not even done, this must be
a real gem it is.
Now if you turn on the television and you're watching
Game of Thrones or whatever it's called, if you're watching as
CSI, if you're watching, if you if you go to the movies, look at
what is actually being done, look at the amazing technology
that technology has brought to the lying part of television.
Now, tell me what you have actually seen of Sandy Hook. We
have not seen blown out windows, we have not seen dead bodies. I
hate to say it and I know you're thinking I'm a dick, but I have
not seen anything I have seen. You know, in fact, what we've
heard is the parents haven't even seen the bodies and then
oh, they were taken away in the middle of a night in a
refrigerated van. Are you effing kidding me? This whole thing?
Sandy Hook may not even exist for all I know, I don't know,
I've never been there. To me, this is no different than the
moon landing. I swear to God, of
course, this should be after this. This should be second half
of the show. But let me Can I say one thing? I'm not going to
agree with this, of course. But I will say one thing that kind
of bothers me, which is that there has been not one
eyewitness account that I've heard of anyone seeing this guy
shooting anyone or shooting around? Even when they're? I
mean, he apparently killed everyone who laid eyes on him
before he said before he killed himself. And I don't even know
that it was him that did any of it. I mean, they could bring a
dead guy in there some sad paid assassin could come and shoot up
a bunch of people or door not, and then throw this guy's body
in the corner. I mean, has anyone said yeah, he came in
wearing, you know, so first there was a report. He was
wearing a mask? I don't know why. But okay, he was wearing a
mask. So we don't even know who it was actually, if you got a
mask on could be it could have been anyone. And then has anyone
said yeah, you started firing around I had to duck. You know,
he's shot so and so are engineers. There have been one
eyewitness reported to him. No,
no, no, no, there has been nothing. We've seen journalists
trolling online to try and get a hold of people. We have not seen
this. We started the show off with his dad. And I have shown
this to actors. And the actors all say to me, Wow, that if that
was really an act, then that guy is really really really good.
And you people do respond very strangely, in certain types of
environments of severe stress. But again, it's I'm all I'm
seeing I don't know where he's standing. I see a brick wall I
see some dudes it's just this is please do not forget you saw
nothing. You saw television you've saw nothing. So believe
what you will please you did not see anything with your own two
eyes and I have been on the other side of that box too much
with some very so called innocent stuff. week in week
out. I may trickery so you did not see anything. And all all
the discussion is not about the guy they arrested in the woods.
You know, the all these all these other things? Why is no
one asking any questions about that all it is is about guns and
medication and the internet is bad. And to me, it literally is
no different. I didn't see it. I just I just can't tell you from
where I'm coming from. From my personal perspective. I don't
know. Please, at least shot out building please. They show
pictures of with shadows that can can only be very early in
the morning or very late at night. Not at 11 o'clock. They
were surrounding the kids home at 915. They before this even
happened. I mean, there's so many discrepancies so much is
wrong. And then oh, by the way, anyone who says anything on the
internet Shut up slave. We're gonna arrest you. We're gonna
prosecute you because you're spreading disinformation. I
don't know what happened. I don't know why this happened. I
don't know if anything happened. But as far as I'm concerned,
it's all media magic.
So here's another thing that bothers me that, but I obviously
have not drawn this conclusion you have, but these things
bother me. The initial report that it was his older brother,
which was rebuked by his older brother who was on Facebook, and
I guess not even anywhere near there's a New Yorker, I think,
and he was going hey, this isn't me. I didn't do nothing. New
Jersey, New Jersey, New Jersey. Isn't jersey. So so the question
always remains a How did they why did they think it was him?
Was he part of his script and or somebody's fouled up? I mean, it
makes no sense to me that you would name somebody without
absolutely knowing who it was and then talking about him
having a younger brother, that they're going to go question
which is what they were initial reports. that. And when you
bring this up a journalist or other guy, that's just the news
that you do they do the best they can. And all the rest of
but doing the best you can is not naming somebody specifically
may ask you, if it was them, it doesn't make any sense to me
that you do that. Why did they think it was handled? Let
me ask a question. Do you believe that we actually
assassinated and captured Osama bin Laden? And then throw him in
the ocean and didn't take any pictures? Do you actually
believe that?
Well, I've never believed that. Okay, so actually, I mean,
everyone's gonna be taken pictures.
So tell me, why should I believe this? I've seen nothing. You
know, that they put sheriff's deputies outside of every single
one of the so called parents homes. Why? Why? But it's I
mean, I people going to be assaulting them what's going on
with this? What is going on? I'm sorry, I have no belief in any
of this. If it's on television, I'm just not going to believe I
can't, from where I come from, I cannot believe it. And it's just
people telling telling me stuff. And oh, boy, but what do we
have? It was she was a teacher that she wasn't a teacher. And
then he was a student and he wasn't a student, then he has
Asperger's, then he has autism. And then, you know, and then she
was working van, it's a million things. She
was a prepper. And then she's
a housewife. We don't know if these people were even real. I
just don't know, I did not see it. And that therefore I can't I
just can no longer believe it because I see what's possible.
And of all the theories of all the theories, this is the
easiest one to believe because you know, the technology is
there. It's simple. But it does put a sheriff up there with his
hat.
allows me that sheriff. Excuse me. That Sheriff bothers me when
that commentary, of course, go after anyone who post on
Facebook, anything they say and this
is a new twist. Okay, so there's a playwright, in London. In
England, her name is Lionel Shriver, and she wrote a book
which was turned into a movie. The title of the book, I think,
is we have to talk about Hmm, let me just see what his name.
The thing is. Let's talk about Ken. Anyway, it's a story which
was turned into a movie by BBC films. Of course, that's why
she's on. And it came out last end of last year, and it just
came out on DVD and blu ray. And this is about a kid who turns
out to be a bad seed and shoots and kills everyone at school. So
of course, you know, let's bring her on. I will say, I actually
liked what she said. Now she's a traitor because she has left.
Well just listen to her open except she's on Newsnight with.
With Jeremy what's his name? Jeremy Jeremy,
Jeremy Jeremy Lionel
Shriver wrote the novel We Need to Talk About Kevin? Kevin,
that's what it is a massacre as an American school? Can we just
look at this broader question of the place of the gun in American
society? You were born in the States. You're not taking
British citizenship? Aren't you? Not yet, but you're about to?
Definitely if
Samuel says so first. I'm like she's a trader.
With more stories like this, definitely.
But do you understand this place in American culture?
Now listen to what she's saying she hasn't because this of
course, is all about guns, all this bull crap. But she actually
has some really good things to say.
We don't runs very deep in the history. I remember I had to
memorize part of the Declaration of Independence when I was in
junior high school. All About, most importantly, that bit about
how bold
tell me what do you think is bullcrap.
Having to memorize the Declaration of Independence?
Well, it is it is at the very beginning of the Declaration of
Independence.
No, but why would you have to remember what school that has
any of their kids met? This is like a Muslim, Madras. You have
to memorize the Declaration of Independence. Well, it's
the very beginning.
Oh, crap. That's a lie. I don't know any school that does that.
Why would you do that? The kids don't even like doing the Pledge
of Allegiance. And that was I was a kid oldish 90. Maybe they
did it back around the turn of the century 1900.
So at the beginning, so maybe she only had to remember the
first bit I don't know I never had. That's not what she said.
The part she's talking about is we hold these truths to be self
evident that all men are created equal. They are endowed by their
Creator with certain unalienable alienable rights, that among
these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness that is
secure these rights, governments are instituted among men
deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed,
that whenever any form of government becomes destructive
of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to
abolish it. This is maybe you have to memorize it. But that is
kind of like the key thing at the beginning of the
Constitution or the Declaration of Independence
governs at the consent of the governed, and it's up to the
government to consent or withdraw it. So
she clearly didn't memorize it very well. It didn't stick
for someone who memorized it.
But but but she's about to hit people in the mouth,
I was impressed with it and abolish the government and
started another one. And the first time we did that we did
that violently. And it's it's school children learn this. And
that, that if you don't like your government, you essentially
have the right. The moral right to overthrow it.
No, I'm, I'm like I'm giving her dinged for that I'm like, Yes,
this is correct. And
I don't I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that there
is an element of the right, the gun rights lobby that really has
to do with in the back of their minds. If push comes to shove,
we should be able to overthrow the government by force.
And I think that this is very important. For all the bullcrap.
I heard on the BBC and Piers Morgan on the CNNs. She is
actually talking some sense about what Americans are really
about. And I think we need to listen to this
mature stable democracy, there is no chance of the state being
overthrown. Of
course not. It's a fantasy. That's one of the things that's
a little odd about it. I mean, there have been occasions where
citizens tried to withdraw I think
she almost said citizens actually, I think I think she
she was gonna say shit. Like, oh crap out their
consent almost. And it didn't work out very well. Look out.
Look at Waco. I'm Timothy McVeigh, who was who was killed
by lethal injection. I mean,
I'm not sure why she why she brings that up. But she's
basically she's saying
it when she goes to Waco to Timothy McVeigh,
because she is speaking from some knowledge. But it's a
little it's a little convoluted. But what she's saying is, look,
it didn't turn out really well for people who were like, leave
me alone government, which of course, is where waco was. And
I'm not sure how she got to Timothy McVeigh certainty.
But but there is an element in the United States that is very
uncomfortable with the state, suspicious and even hostile, and
feels that rather than the state needing to have that classic
monopoly on violent violence, that the citizen needs to be
armed in order to counterbalance the power of the state.
So I like that I think I think all right, and I'm not sure this
is good. Now she's going to talk about the American citizen. I
remember at first I thought she was a trader.
But is there something uniquely malevolent about Americans,
uniquely menacing?
So he's saying, um, so basically, he heard the other
interview was like, aren't Americans that are evil bunch of
violent a holes as an environment? No,
I don't? I don't think so.
So what's behind it?
I think the gun has become an emblem of that unfettered,
individual liberty that Americans are told over and over
again, that they enjoy, but they don't really have. And that
makes that makes the gun even more important. The truth is,
Americans are as overtaxed and over regulated and controlled by
this, that and the other thing is any other Western citizenry.
But they're told all the time, that that they're, they're free.
They don't feel free. And I think the gun has a way of, of
giving you that sensation of real liberty and, and real
power. And, and guns do confer power. In fact, they confer so
much power, that when you think about it, all that you can get
people to do if you have one, you know, take off their
clothes, let you into their house give you all their money.
It's amazing that every American doesn't have a gun.
Exactly.
And I hear that list is like, hey,
it's a great line, take off your clothes. It's a it's an amazing
every American has ever gotten.
Because we love that. But she's saying something really, really
important. And now I think she's saying something really good
here is that the idea of us having a gun as American
citizens gives us the sense of freedom. And that that's really
that is a Huge control issue that is being used on it, what
are they gonna do? They're gonna argue for a year and then
they'll ban assault rifles.
It's again, it's just
about the idea it's poking you in the eye with the needle.
That's what this is about. And then all kinds of crazy things
happen and laws get passed and shit gets done that you're not
told about because the stupid while the controlled media is
doing exactly what they're supposed to do in this case, and
I was quite surprised by this lady of course, you know, again,
the BBC they just want to promote their damn movie on the
blu ray and DVD it looks like a great movie to a one like the
con palm d'Or. So that's a lot of what this is just the
conversation itself is squeezing your brain. Americans fellow
Well, there's a lot of brain squeezing going on. It seems to
be a lot of plays out there that they're trying to run passes to
see what they get our attention away from the fiscal cliff or
whatever it is, I'm still now still more and more thinking
along the lines of Mandela just before the first of the year to
completely draw away from the fiscal cliff issues which are
really important, but the one that cracks me up the real the
real head shaker was the was the no traction story no traction
whatsoever and could have been really big if it was handled
differently. But there are idiots apparently. Which was the
ritual Richard angle kidnapping. Oh, yeah.
This was like, bad timing. People. What are you thinking?
No, no, not now. This. We got something else going on?
Yeah. So they kidnap Richard Engel, who's a very famous and
he's really, really high profile foreign correspondent over in
Syria. And he's always over in the Middle East. And he does all
these reports and he's
handsome. Let's just point out he's a handsome man. Good
looking man. Some man handsome man.
So he gets kidnapped. I actually didn't know about him. This is
how bad it was. I'm watching C span I'm watching you're doing
my normal type of research which is off the off the main grid.
Yeah. And he I didn't find out about his kidnapping until after
he was released. That's how how poorly this was executed. Like
they kidnapped the guy. Sorry. I'm sorry. They kidnapped the
guy. They do have make a big rigamarole out of it. I guess
nobody picked up on it. It wasn't like a big scandal like
normal kidnappings would be and they don't chop his head off or
anything. Then they release him and then he comes on to today's
show. This is the clip I have. I'm trying to explain some of
the horrors he went through.
A group of gunmen just literally jumped out of the trees and
bushes on the side of the road. They're probably 15 gunman. They
were wearing ski masks they were heavily on
Wait a minute was he kidnapped and Sandy Hook This is crazy.
They drag
us out of the car.
Were they wearing ski masks in the desert
ski mask which we got from our our our GA Austria
they had a container truck position waiting by the side of
the road that he put us into that container truck we were
with some gunmen some rebels who were escorting us they executed
one of them on the spot. Then they took us to a series of
stops that obviously again executed them on the spot so
they got a so that we really don't know if they were the
rebels that were captured or they were they were rebels in
there that were captured by the government which is what it
sounds like and for some reason they they threw them in there
with these other rebels and then they killed one right on the
spot on the spot for some unknown reason. No,
no, no, no. They didn't just kill him. It was very specific.
They execute executed which means like Get on your knees and
shot him through the back of the head. I guess they executed him.
He's very specific about that.
And the point of that was we don't know so day with the story
continues
is an interrogation places. And they kept us blindfolded bound.
We weren't physically beaten or tortured as a lot of
psychological torture threats of being killed. They made us
choose which one of us would be shot first. And when we refuse
that we're mock shootings, they pretended to shoot Ghazi several
times and when you're blindfolded, and then they fired
a gun up in the air. It's it can be a very traumatic experience.
Okay, can I just tell you what my feeling is when I hear this?
My feeling is he's really pissed off. Because like he had all
this great stuff to tell. He knows that it's not gonna roll
out the way he wanted it to because this darn Sandy Hook
thing. So he just like, it's like, it's like, is there like a
diarrhoea of stuff that happened in the end? You know, there were
mock shootings. And you know, like a kid does like a show and
tell and and, you know, and then they executed and ran On the
spot and we were blindfolded in a container truck and we don't
know what's gonna happen we were really scared and and I'm pretty
I'm really pretty
you know what's really underneath his kind of I agree
with this theory of yours Exactly. But you know what I
think is really underlying it is in the back of his mind he's
going there goes my seven figure book deal
well I got blindfolded for five days and no book deal this is
crap. At least they go there his poem book
so it's, but anyway, I find this to be very peculiar this the
timing of this and the fact that he got no traction he didn't get
his book deal. And now he's gonna have to go back and try it
again.
It's that you bring that up. And let me just open up this folder
here again, because this timing for whatever the reason this
happened now was not good for a lot of things. More changes in
Hollywood in the wake of the school shooting tragedy in
Connecticut, tonight's premiere of the new Quentin Tarantino
movie, Django on change has been cancelled. Discovery Channel is
completely canceled production of the new season of American
guns, and on TLC they postponed the premiere of the latest
reality series best funeral ever. The world of music also
being affected by the tragedy caches new single die young
plummeted the charts since the shooting last Friday the day of
the shooting the controversial title song peaked at number
three on the Billboard charts. However, it's now slipped off
the top 100 Since radio stations across the country have pulled
it from their playlists a man the entertainment business got
screwed by this it's like some other production company
that came in or maybe somebody really had it in for Tarantino
well also Tom Cruise had the cancel his his you know the the
reacher or whatever the reach around and had to cancel the
premiere of
that right that's another violent movie
Yeah, yeah with it with a preacher well your preacher so
along with with this if are you done with with Richard because I
want to play into that
yeah, no, I just thought found the whole thing to be a kind of
like a like a deserted island, you know, in the middle of
nowhere and I'm following him going this guy and he's and by
the way, they showed him on the Today Show and I didn't I looked
at this clip I look real to me but JC swears that they were
shooting him and his two buddies who never said anything to to
camera. Yeah,
I saw this clip that the three of them outside Yeah, yeah. And
he says
as green screen he says there's no way it's not because the
angle of the background wrong on real Lester shooting from a from
a from a jib getting from a jib, you know, outside. And why would
you anyway because it looks crazy. But they do get the angle
of that background and looking the way it did. They had to be
up about five to 10 feet over their head shooting down on him.
I mean, I agree with the angle being weird. I didn't see any
evidence being green screen. But after seeing, you know, the way
they do it nowadays, it's I can't you can all you can
identify as lousy green screen like in the thumb department
show where the guy changes colors. And there's a there's a
one inch thick black line around him that kind of cheap green
screen. But in these high end green screens, you can't tell
any more. So I don't know it's possible.
I'll have to take a look. I have the clip in the show notes. 471
dot na shownotes.com. Of course something else a very important
happened. Almost a non event and of course whenever you have a
reports coming out from which has the initials ARB
Accountability Review Board, that's when you obviously, you
know, Hillary Clinton finally ate that little girl and that's
why she had a stomach ache. And that's why she had to poop it
out. And that's why she hit her head and that's why she couldn't
testify. And now the report came out about Benghazi,
now full top security officials in the United States who have
left their posts. This follows a scathing report about lacks
security measures at the American mission in the Libyan
city of Benghazi, the US ambassador and three others died
there when heavily armed men stormed the building. This was
in September, the State Department said its chief of
Diplomatic Security had resigned. Three other officials
had been relieved of their duties.
Okay, so that's about all the reporting we'll get. And that's
even from the from the BBC. Now we go down to the floor of the
House, Dennis Cassina, who absolutely does not matter to
anybody anymore, and cannot get any airtime except on C span and
on the no agenda podcast, took his one minute of time to say
the following
this past September 11. Four Americans, including our
ambassador were killed in Benghazi. The responsibility for
security failures has now been placed on the State Department
and of story know, the deeper question is why did the US
intervene in Libya in the first place? 20 months after a US led
mission overthrow the Libyan Government militias are still
battling in the streets for control. Al Qaeda linked groups
have a foothold in Libya they did not have before us
intervention. Why did we spend US tax dollars to open the door
for al Qaeda in Libya? The intervention itself was a
disaster. estar and it makes the case that the US government's
policy of intervention in Libya was wrong, and that everything
that proceeds from that intervention is bound to be
tainted. The Book of Ecclesiastes says that which is
crooked cannot be made straight. Nothing will never be made
straight about US intervention in Libya.
Dennis memo to you great job no one cares. I'm sorry to say no
one cares. But yeah, you're right. We financed al Qaeda.
That's the it's it's a mess. But no one no one even cares about
that now. So this report comes out. And again this all the
reporting you get is one person resigned three people were
asking we don't even know the names. No one cares. There's no
follow up because, you know, we don't get access to Hillary when
she's president. We're all afraid you know, we don't want
to ruffle feathers don't want to rock the boat. And then we get
in
by the way goes should mention there was like 20 or 20 plus
other people in the compound that were that were rushed out
of there that saw this event and
we rushed off to Germany. Yeah, they
rushed off to Germany. No one's been able to say one word to
them. They they've not been brought him up in front of the
Congress. They know they're just they've just disappeared them so
they these fish get out and just lay low? Well,
it's kind of frightening. You say they've disappeared them
because where are
they? And I probably wrong. Use a germ? Yeah, it's pot. I mean,
I don't think they disappeared them in that right way. But I
think they definitely ditch them. And Jen probably get one
of those security letters. You get one of those things. You're
screwed. You can't say anything.
That's why I'm not getting an email here. So we have the
Admiral Mullen and Ambassador douche nickel. They go in front
of the press at the State Department and they do a little
routine. They basically give the executive summary and
interesting Admiral Mullen is in civvies, he's not in his ad
morality. He's wearing a suit with just a little like a pen.
Is
it as regular sewers? His name is or navy? No, no, actually got
a couple going on. So no, no, no, no, no,
he has just a little like nothing, no more than a little
flag. But it's like an upside down triangle. I don't know all
seeing it. He's got something on there. But it's a nice suit.
Actually. It's kind of a spin. Yeah, he's a sharp dresser.
Yeah, spiffy suit. And so they're there, they've got to
present the the findings. And Victoria Nuland makes a classic
mistake. She of course calls on Matt, our buddy from from AP to
ask the first question.
No writers, writer writers. Right. Yeah.
It's a classic. So I'm gonna I'm gonna I think it's, the
ambassador is going to finish up here. It's a little long, but
it's worth listening to because he asks the exact right question
and gets a total douchebag answer. And he actually goes
back and says, again, it's the elephant in the room. Not a
single person reports on this. And I have to say, Can I have
one of those Mickey? That looks really good. She just walked by
here. And you know, what time is it here? It's like, it's like,
it's almost eight o'clock. And you know, I don't have time to
eat and, and she's got like, what does this breed with?
Honey? Are you insane? Woman? Give that
delicious combination.
Ah, fantastic. I'm so sorry. I got it here. Okay. Anyway. So
there you go. Oh, my God, that was so good. I just need that
one little bit because I'm, I'm starving here. I can't eat
before the show. And I'll get to later. Thank you, candy. i Good
John sugar, buddy. Okay. I have not seen this in his reporting.
This is a television show. If you want an actual news bite.
It's a couple minutes. This is it, Charles.
We're delighted to see that. Alright. So the expeditious and
indeed urgent implementation of all of our recommendations. And
now,
there's a little the crap in there. But we would be happy
to take your questions and appreciate your giving us this
opportunity to brief you on our report.
So okay, so he's like, so he's done this whole little, little
spiel. Now Victoria comes out. It's classic mistake for me to
call the question.
Thank you very much for doing this briefing. The report to a
layman seems to indicate either rank incompetence or a complete
lack of understanding of the situation on the ground in
Benghazi. And my question is, why is such poor performance
like that from senior leaders in these two bureaus that you
mentioned? Why is that not a breach of dereliction of duty?
Why is it not grounds for disciplinary action? And then
secondly, after the 1998 bombings in Kenya and Tanzania,
the ARB report the ARB that we formed them came out with a
series of recommendations and many of the your recommendations
today to the broader ones are very similar that those bombings
in East Africa were supposed to have been a never again moment.
What happened between them and now that this could possibly
have happened?
Is this not an outstanding question?
Yeah, so what the question that should be asked, and, of course,
we know what the, but we have our thesis and what what the
real answer is, which is never going to be discussed know,
which is this thing was rigged. But just listen to how these
douchebags
answer
without accepting your characterization.
I love that problem. without accepting your characterization
of the problem. This is a great way to answer things I gotta do.
This is Nikki's really angry at me, I just without accepting
your characterization of the trash not being taken out by my
own person. I just have to say,
it is very clear, that clear law and in connection with the State
Department regulatory practice, one has to find willful
misconduct, or
snot is gonna explain the difference between screwing up
and and doing something bad, I guess, similar
kinds of action in order to find breach of duty. And indeed, one
of our recommendations is there is such a large gap between
willful misconduct, which leads obviously to conclusions about
discipline, letters of reprimand, separation.
will give you letters of reprimand will give you
separation.
But as an individual temporarily
bureaucrat douchebag temporary
removal of an individual temporary removal,
that we believe that cap ought to be filled for people died,
I think, Hey, you're in trouble man for people died temporary
removal into the penalty box you go.
But we found perhaps close to, as we say in the report, breach,
but there were performance inadequacies.
Performance inadequacies I tell you, this is what I have. And
what if I don't take my Viagra, I have a performance inadequacy.
And those are the ones that we believe ought to be taken up.
And we've made recommendations to the secretary in that regard.
Now. Now, of course, Matt is not going to have this because they
didn't answer the actual question. But Victoria is trying
to move it along.
Well, I'm sorry. The second, just the second one, you know,
what happened between Allah? How did the lessons of Kenya and
Tanzania get? Well, I
think, let me just make sure that everyone Mali may have some
things to say.
You don't have to listen, because he didn't answer the
question. But this is a very this is exactly what it is. We
had these bombings in Tanzania and Kenya, and there was an
Accountability Review Board and people died and was really bad.
And it was never going again, it was not going to happen. And it
happened everything happened exactly that way again. And the
reason is because it was a setup this of course doesn't come out
in the in the review, and they've just had some
nondescript people leave. And I think you're right, we need
after John. In fact, you I think you've nailed it. After this
horrible tragedy, media magic of Sandy Hook. Now we need an
outpouring of love. It is swinging people from the one
side. We're gonna whack you all the way to the other side,
Nelson Mandela goes, right before Christmas, right after
Christmas. Then everyone's like, we're gonna have a huge
outpouring of love, and how wonderful this man was, and
everything else shall be forgotten.
Well, I don't want to wish bad things for Nelson Mandela, but
sorry, the timing would be ideal. You'd have him go just
before the first of the year just for New Year's. or
immediately after it's gonna be around the first of January.
Just say you wish him no bad however, it would be just around
this time.
Did you know bad however? Did you really just say that?
Just let me let me just break this up a little bit with the
pedo bear report where
President Obama phone the Secretary of the Army to
personally express his concern about reports of abuse at the
daycare center at Fort Myer in Virginia. This week, two workers
at that facility were charged with assaulting a child and a
review of all the workers there found several with questionable
backgrounds including records of sexual abuse of a minor sexual
assault, and assault.
That's right in Virginia where all the douchebags are at the
kingdom daycare. pedo bear everywhere the whole place.
Yeah, well
that's Virginia. Yeah, it's part of what Virginia is for lovers.
Wow, that
was really bad. I'm gonna show my son moved by Jonah to know
agenda imagine all the deep. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
Virginia is for lovers.
Oh, A few people to think about, but I do want to give one
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there is.
There is a Sunday Exactly. But apparently
there might be because Australia seems to still be on the map.
But
the funny thing is I just asked where Mickey and Mickey didn't
respond. So I think Mickey may have already gone. Oh, is
Australia still there? Yeah. Were you sleeping? I'm sorry.
Okay, not we thought we were trying to see if Australia's
gone yet. It's tomorrow there. We check. Okay, thanks.
Okay. All happened in the afternoon. So it'd be an
afternoon thing.
This has not been waking up your wife. Not a good idea. Yeah. Not
a good idea. Oh, sorry, honey. You have to understand, I am
literally
me up and I'm saying
no, she does not talk like that. I'm literally when she wakes up.
She's She wakes up. She's very sweet.
Oh, that's unusual. I am literally grouches when they
wake up.
No, no, no, I'm literally in I'm at the dining room slash kitchen
table. I can, I can almost touch the stove from where I'm
sitting. I can turn
cozy.
Those of the plates, and then Mickey activities right around
the corner, I can see just just just can't that can see your
hand waving. Now.
Imagine yourself in one of those little trailers that you know,
sounds like it's what it's like. It's cozy.
It's pretty, very cozy, but at least then we were had control
over how long we were going to be in there and where we're
going and all that stuff. Anyway,
put some wheels on it.
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not just your favorite podcast. And you are as I said earlier
part of something very special, that whether you know whether
you believe in this Mayan Calendar thing or not something
is happening and we are part of it somehow. Even though Jeb may
be somewhat skeptical, and we have we have a nice list of
nights and this is very good because these are the last
nights to get in before the apocalypse. And actually,
by the way, I want to remind people to get their knighthoods
before the end of the year because we will we will make
sure everyone gets a ring. Yes. Who has either gets their
knighthood by the end of the year because they're going to
change the pins.
You know, I was thinking about this, do what
you always are thinking about what good could be better than a
pin the way the Canadian is that's where they do their
nights.
Well, this is not a good idea. I was thinking why wouldn't it
just be a special night challenge coin? Isn't that isn't
that just isn't that just the most awesomest may want a pina
but you can't wear it. If you wear the pin. Look, here's the
way I see it. The pin is advertising, I wouldn't say
advertising I'd say as sponsored, whatever you want to
call it. With the pin underwriting it pin is under is
something it's a message. It's also code. If somebody's wearing
the pin, right. They will be identified. They will identify
each other in public. We have about I don't know, three 400
Nights 500 Maybe a lot. And they all identify each other in
public and go oh, you're a no agenda night too. I didn't know
that. You can listen to this show. Yeah, listen to the show.
I have no agenda. I've been in no agenda night for three years.
And then as they get into a conversation people around them
at this cocktail party that I'm imagining will all say What are
you guys talking about? So Oh, yeah, we're nice. No, no agenda
roundtable looking their appointment their pin. The next
thing you notice, you're really what is it? What can I do? How
can I get a hold of that show? Then you say Google no agenda,
or watch phrase our catchphrase for net? 2013. Google no agenda.
So you're absolutely right. I've gone through the thought process
before and it was our friends in Virginia who pointed out to me
that in in the elite circles, but certainly in the circles of
the Secret Service, that they all make agreements on which pin
to wear. So if a guy shows up wearing the wrong PIN, they know
that he's not part of the deal. So the pain is, is actually it's
a very, very important thing. And we can probably do pins for
each year or something like that for each night. Well, yeah,
right. There's something else I want to just discuss as we're
having this meeting. I'm thinking Hold on a second. The
meeting now I'm thinking the following. We do that we switch
over from rings to pins. And we we retro actively give all the
Knights the old knights including them and give them a
pin to as they need to be wearing the pin to they can't be
like some guy with a ring. I got a ring. They need the pin so
they can recognize each other at the cocktail party.
Okay, now, have you discussed this? I know we're having a
meeting here. But have you discussed this with Mimi who
will have to be doing this
sending out all the pins
it'd be a nightmare for her.
I don't know it's gonna be an expensive proposition. I first
of all, but we have to do it we can't I agree. No, I
agree. If we if we make it past tomorrow, then I think this is a
very Jeb I think you've hit on a very important thing here.
Because in fact, I will say you know I don't wear my night ring
you know I mean I don't wear it around now it's like I I wear to
meet up some stuff but I think the pin I could just have that
on my you know, on my on my jacket, like you know on our
what is the what's the name of our jacket company with a
concealed carry pocket
by bronze bronze Yeah, bronze
clothing. I get a lot of requests. By the way people say
hey, where do I get that was made by American ladies. Are you
in s Bruns clothing, it's brunch,
sell as many jackets as he should be selling. These things
are fantastic. For anyone that lives north of the of the Oregon
California border. You should have one of these. And I'm
an aihole because I left Austin, Texas without what I know. I
mean, am I this big? I'm thinking maybe I can get the
neighbor to go in and send it to me. And we're gonna be here
forever.
Well, the thing is, it costs like 100 to send it the answer.
That thing is heavy. Yeah, yeah. Probably costing anyway. Okay,
what do you want to make sure that everyone knows what we're
up to here with latest changes,
then? Can you can you get your sword? Yeah, here. Hang on. Very
good. All right. Can we have the following people step forward.
Ryan Showalter, your fiancee Chantel limits. Dora Hanks G
will be a black knight just for Holmberg, Rodney Stephen Scott
Fuller and Matt shower. All of you today become Knights and
Dames so I hereby pronounce the Sir Thomas of the apocalypse
game Chantelle Thor Hanks, black knight g. Jasper Homburg, rocky
Steven Scott Fuller and Sir Matt shower. Thank you very much for
joining our very exclusive club. For you. I have hookers and blow
rent boys and Chardonnay hot pants and booze. wenches and
beer Rubenesque woman and Rosae guy she has geishas and sakeI
vodka and vanilla Jerboas and ginger ale sparkling cider and
escorts and mutton and Mead. And I have a feeling that someone
wanted to be called a certain night and we didn't do it and in
fact, JC you could you spank that boy because he didn't do I
had to come up with the Thomas or Thomas of the apocalypse.
Someone wanted to be served. What he's getting, he's slacking
off. He's turned a noodle on me.
I'll find out He's turning noodle. What was it? Yeah, could
be. I gotta do that says by the way that the his entire
generation is the noodle guy. He says, he says you don't? He says
there's no way of getting around the noodle Boy, that guy is
everywhere.
Well, that's very sir Rodney the provider. That's what it was. So
sir Rodney the provider, there you go. I want to get it right
up the, what I dubbed the I dubbed the SIR Rodney the
provider. So yeah, well, you know what? I'll have none of
that on the best podcast in the universe. It's fine if he wants
to be noodle boy. But to twice a week, he couldn't get with the
program.
Now, so the Yeah, but that was depressing commentary. Just the
way it is. Everyone's like that. They're all like the new kid.
Yeah, I think it's because Nope. So I'm listening to one of the
one of these talks radio right wing guys. And he's one of the
older ones. And he says, Well, you know, he's talking about the
rifle discussion. He says, Well, when I was in the, in my right
in the rifle club at the height in my high school, he somebody
rifle shooting Association club. They had a rifle club. Yeah. of
some sort in high school. Sure. They would do they can't really.
I can't even imagine how a Berklee School for example, can
do that deal with this sort of thing. And in fact, they don't
even in most high schools now they don't even have home home
EQ. Because all it's it's an insult to the woman. Oh, yeah.
Because men, girls, girls, boys take home, we will just will
just not cook. And okay, so we have a whole generation of women
that can't cook, which is fine with me. I like to cook, but
it's beside the point. You know, it's there's something pathetic
about people who can't cook men or women. But now they don't
even teach it in school. And they don't have the shop class
anymore. Nobody knows how to drive a car. I actually mean
they don't want to drive. They don't care about cars. Nobody
can even tune up a car. They don't even know how the engine
works. I mean, rifle thing. Can you imagine? Oh, we can't have a
rifle club. No wonder the country is filled with a noodle
kid.
We are a country of noodle click kids, ladies and gentlemen. It's
sad. It's sad. Well, my daughter doesn't have a driver's license.
And this is a point of tension.
She did know that you bought her cute little car in London.
Yeah. And then she never got her license. Oh, I didn't know that.
You don't even want to hear the story about that. Of course that
all got blamed on the divorce. Well, you you left so I didn't
want to finish my license.
She didn't want it. Well, she's in that generation. They don't
care. Yeah. The Google the Google self driving car would
serve their purposes. They can work at a noodle shop.
Hello, self driving Google car. Take me to the Google take me to
the noodle shop.
Take your time because I'll show up when I feel like it.
I'm no slave. It's the Google noodle immobile. That's what it
is. Oh my god. I hope we all die tomorrow. It'll be better. I'd
rather go in a fiery Blaze tomorrow than have to see my
kid. Tell her Google noodle mobiel to take her to the store
late for it. So here's good news. John. Transat Holidays has
announced starting January holiday packages from Montreal
to Haiti. That's right. Tourists will spend two nights in upscale
hotels in Port au Prince before being whisked to the coast. For
some of that lovely beach. You will visit the new Iron market
wishes opened by Bill Clinton. A rum factory a wonderful lookout
over the city and none of the earthquake carnage that was
according to Transat spokesperson Debbie cabana. Wow,
I know there are 200,000 people pooping,
get cholera. Don't worry about it.
It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. I mean, it's part
of the campaign, you'll have a wonderful look out over the city
and none of the earthquake carnage that's on the other
side. Don't worry about it.
Don't look over here. Nothing to see.
Look at that. How awesome is that? And you'll see the new
Iron market and basket weaving and a rum factory. Please pay no
attention to the dumb slaves who are eating dirt cakes with
cholera. Oh, these are the Clinton hotels. Excuse me, as
predicted in the Red Book.
Oh, yeah, we were all over which which
I'm going to have to bust you jib. Did you find it?
You know I have an interesting clip okay, yes, I did yesterday.
I will admit I have lost the Red Book. The last one. I mean, I've
got to read books that are full. But the third red book which I
was I lost about a month ago in the office, and I have not been
able to find it. I'll find it. It's around.
Oh, would you? Would you please find it for Sunday? I mean, how
can you discipline your your Gulino your Google noodle kid if
you can't even find the Red Book? Yeah, it's
a good very ashamed of myself. Okay, so I got a clip here.
Apparently the International Criminal Court, as has decided
not to pursue a case against some African. I don't know which
guy was one of these African guys that are, you know, killing
people. Yeah. But I found something very peculiar. In the
clip a piece of information about the International Criminal
Court, which I didn't realize until I actually heard this. In
only its
second ever verdict. The International Criminal Court has
acquitted a Congolese warlord charged with crimes against
humanity. And good jolla tree was accused of directing
militias to kill and rape during fighting in the Democratic
Republic of Congo in 2003. judges ruled that there wasn't
enough evidence to link to to the attacks.
Okay. Okay. Is the phrase in its in its second? By the beginning?
Again, this is its second case. That is that is actually had a
verdict. I mean, here in only
a second ever verdicts are the International Criminal Court.
And only this? I'm not quite sure I understand what she's
saying. And only the second the only
the second time they've actually come to a verdict. All these
other cases are in abeyance or they're sitting on they're
sitting on their asses are doing. There have been two
verdicts since 2002. When they formed this court. That's what
she said. So the
International Criminal Court has only had two verdicts since this
thing was formed. And it's right down the street from me, by the
way. In the Hague, let me hear it again.
In only a second ever verdict. The International Criminal Court
has my
goodness, you're right. Wow, I'll give you that one. That's
crazy. What do they do? They just what they had lock people
up all the time.
Oh, Attention, attention. JC guilt ridden came in and found
the Red Book.
Wait a minute. This sounds very, very suspicious.
He feels bad. He says he's he just apologize. He says sorry
about the anonymous.
Are you sure that he wasn't holding on to the Red Book?
Somehow?
He had to ditch it in his in his office? Yeah. Hmm. Possible?
Possible. Okay. It's always possible.
Okay. Let me let me get to something I get. Let me this is
quite disturbing. So we have a number of things that have come
out during this this time of great tragedy. And so there's a
number of documents that have become public that of course, no
one is paying any attention to. And you know, what happens when
you get a good government document? What happens?
I don't know what happens. I get horny, of course. Government
does. Yeah. That seems to be Yeah, that seems to be. So mudra
Jigna.
For its fur lovers. So we have something brand new, which just
came out called the National Strategy for information sharing
and safeguarding. And this is, essentially, this is how they're
going to do it. So of course, we know that we need cyber
legislation. And no one really wants to come up with the
executive order, you know, how are we going to get that? How
are we going to get the commercial private sector
companies to give us the information on the shittest
ones, so we can like spy on them and all this how you can do it?
Well, we just come up with this great document, again, the
National Strategy for information sharing and
safeguarding, and I'd like to just recite a few lines from
this came safeguards day. And so there's a preamble from our
President. As President, I have no greater responsibility than
ensuring the safety and security of the United States and the
American people. No, I'm sorry, that is wrong. Your greatest
responsibility is upholding the Constitution. I cannot point
that out often enough. You are incorrect. Mr. President. At
meeting this responsibility requires the closest possible
cooperation amongst our intelligence, military,
diplomatic, homeland security, law enforcement and public
health communities, as well as with our partners at the state
and local level and in Yes, the private sector. This cooperation
in turn demands the timely and effective sharing of
intelligence and information about threats to our nation with
those who need it, from the President to the police officer
on The Street How you feeling so far? John?
I think is great.
Is this not just get mo nation 1984 Craziness New World Order
doublespeak that was just the preamble.
The National snots it's total crap the national interest come
from, by the way
from the White House. It's okay. It was just released today from
White House. Of course, this is what you do you release this
stuff today, when no one's paying any attention, the United
this is not going to be reported on.
No, of course, unless you listen to this show, thank you.
And then he's like, since September 11 2001, terrorist
attack blah, blah, blah, blah, okay, the National so that's,
you always gotta throw that in. Let's throw in some some 911.
That's what George Bush did. By the way. The National Strategy
for information sharing and safeguarding strategy aims to
strike the proper balance between sharing information with
those who need it to keep our country safe and safe guarding
it from those who would do us harm, like your government. This
includes I'm jumping around here, protecting private and
personal information about United States persons by
upholding our commitment to transparency. Ladies and
gentlemen, this should be the top of the news. This is your
government now, basically saying screw you. We're taking
everything about you. From the executive summary, our national
security depends on our ability to share the right information
with the right people at the right time.
It's about sharing, about sharing. Thank you.
You got it. I love it when you're on the same wavelength.
This information sharing mandate requires sustained and
responsible collaboration between federal, state, local,
tribal, territorial, private sector and EU foreign partners.
It was just shared with everybody share with
all your partners, which here with all your partner did you
think they have meetings when they put this stuff together?
Laughing
like, like I'm glad
you read this one by
I've listened I love what you got a job what you got what you
got what you got, but yet. Anyway, I'm waiting for the
meeting. I'm waiting Jeb.
I'm like, Oh, the meeting?
Yeah, what do you got? What do you got for this? How are we
going?
Yeah, we did some research on it turns out that you know, if we
can use some some of the pop phrase that social media is
using and then and kind of twist off into social media happening,
like the Twitter which kids are into at Twitter. So yeah, and
let's let's use the word sharing. Instead of spying.
Wait a minute to
think about it. It's the same thing.
So instead of saying spying, we just say sharing. This is
genius. Jeb. This is great. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah,
you know, the State Department head position is opening up, you
might be good for that. I'd like for you kidding. Get you some
rate, get you some techno experts. So anyway, the
responses to these challenges have to be strategic and
grounded. I swear to God, this document reads like a pitch from
a.com company. It's like, Hey, we're gonna sell Coca Cola
something. three core principles. Okay, so we have a
three legged stool. Number one, treating inflammation as a
national asset. Oh, wow. How good is this? Huh? Number two.
Our approach recognizes information sharing and
safeguarding requires shared risk management. Mm hmm. And the
number three, most important, the core premise number three,
information informs decision making.
What did that again
Third, the core premise information informs decision
making underlies all our actions and reminds us better decision
making is the purpose of sharing information in the first place.
Wow. What a what a tautology. What a bunch of bullcrap. Yeah,
but
this is this. This is what it is my brother. This is no joke.
This This is bad. Yeah. So yeah, there's like the NDA. I mean,
we're just doomed with these things going through. I wish we
can eat some bugs a real leader in this country. Yeah. Yeah. Put
a stop to this. Do
you want more on you? I just wanted to read Yeah,
no, I'm done. Okay, so I have this entire major point I have
the entire documents available to readers can go or listeners
can go over there and check it out. So
471 dot na shownotes.com Mmm, it's marked up for your
convenience. Let me just read the last three that I have a
couple of just like rectangles I put in so that we have priority
objectives. Provide information sharing safeguarding and
handling training to appropriate stakeholders using a common
curriculum tailored to promote promote consistent, yet flexible
and trusted processes. Just love that one. Establish information
sharing processes and sector specific protocols with private
sector partners to improve information quality and
timeliness and secure the nation's infrastructure. I love
this is so good.
All right. Yeah, I've had it. All right. Then I have a Jonas.
A new drug A new hot drug on the stream. Ooh, is it something I
can try the top show right now is this drugs Inc? Show on
National Geographic?
I don't know anything about it. What is this? What does this
show? What does it show about?
Draw? Genk man Sunday. Here's the teaser AppSync there's a new
way to ride in Puerto Rico. Known by extreme anestesia this
drug is turning the island of enchantment into an island of
zombies. So he's almost running together fix they want to work
what is coordinated Oh, hi, this
rare doesn't come cheaply to an island. You have to pay
sometimes a lot of money. But he's worked with drugs in New
Episodes Sunday at nine on National Geographic
Awesome. Is this about Haiti?
No, it's about Puerto Rico.
Oh, fantastic. And so it's a it's a drug reality show.
I don't even know I've never I've watched pieces of it. It's
more like it's a hybrid show of some sort that that's kind of
like a quasi documentary and documentary as reality show kind
of thing. It's rare yet to watch it but this new drug anesthesia
is floating around anesthesia. That's the
name of it. You use new anesthesia and it turns into a
zombie and it makes your legs wiggle Hold
on a second. And it's D Ziya. Drug as well. That's not gonna
get me anything on the Google's it's gonna get me like anestesia
stuff. Yeah,
I know. Isn't that great? Look it up.
What is this stuff? What does it made of? How do we get it? How
do we try some?
Like the guy said in the clip? Is it expensive to get that
high?
I can't wait to try it. Maybe well, this is this is of course,
the Gitmo nation lowland drug drug hippie place this should
have it here. Honey, call some friends get me the anestesia
drug.
We have to do some research and I just thought it's a heads up I
just picked the clip up. I like it. You kind of got another clip
you kind of got ahead of me because I wasn't quite done with
my spying we've I share. Sorry,
that was getting tired. I had some clips. Oh, let's get some
good. Okay, play clips right now. Yeah, I got my one last
thing and then I'm out of here. Well, I was
gonna say that if if the government spies on you, what do
we call it?
We call it sharing.
Exactly. And if you if you hack into a celebrity what happens?
You go to jail to jail. One man headed to prison for hacking
into the private email accounts of numerous stars. Christopher
Cheney will spend 10 years behind bars for stealing naked
pictures of Scarlett Johansson, Mila Kunis and Christina
Aguilera and then posting them online. Prosecutors Blake Cheney
actually hacked into the email accounts of more than 50 people.
How can this be how can you go to jail for 10 years for doing a
great public service? I mean, let's be honest. I
mean, well, I tell you this, Scarlett Johansson has gotten
more publicity. Yeah, I saw those pictures. Yes, you can get
them and there's a picture of her take you know the funny the
only embarrassing part she's taken a picture of herself like
she was a teenage girl. Yeah, you know in the mirror in the
bathroom. But she shows her but it's good nice, but you'd have
to say it's a good look and figure she's got there and then
she has another picture. She takes herself over her right
breast, which is a nice looking breast but how
can it's nice How can Piers Morgan be on television the
talking about you know the machine guns and he he literally
oversaw hacking into celebrities, phones, and on by
the way, victims of 911 but mainly celebrities, but when
when some other just dude who's like, Hey, I'm gonna get me a
picture. Scarlett Johansson is boob. He goes to jail for 10
years. What is this just for sharing?
is sharing. Sharing pictures of Scarlett Johansson
who's sharing them? This is not right. I don't like this. That's
crazy. I need to find that court case. There's got to be more to
that. I mean, you must you must have like beaten somebody or
shot somebody. How can you get 10 years for hacking into
someone's boob picture? Explain.
It makes no sense to me either. You know, I always wonder about
some of these pictures.
So my daughter posted a picture on Instagram of her but okay,
for an she actually removed it her mom said take it off. And
she removed it just have her but it wasn't it was like, whatever
a magnet is butser bytes. There's a bunch of different
kinds of them and they're all
a magazine, a magazine here, took that picture, published it
in a printed magazine. And I of course, I did my regular thing,
you know, like I assume, and you know, you get like 1000 euros or
something, you get shipped money. And there's in and that's
excluding cost of the lawyer and all this stuff. But the courts
here the courts, since I've because I've done this a couple
times here in Gitmo lowlands, the courts now are saying, and
they're actually using one of my earlier lawsuits as an example,
that once you put it on the internet, it has no value.
Therefore, anyone and a magazine can go and take that publish it
because it really doesn't have any value. Yet, if you hack in
and you take a picture of Scarlett Johansson boob, which
we know is very valuable to her. You go to jail for 10 years. I
mean, the world is effed up, man, this is really not okay.
So my shirt dog and your daughter? Yeah, Yes, true. Well,
I have I have a newsflash Oh, than me. I didn't know any of
this course. It's all new faculty. It's all because of
global warming. Oh, we're so they say by the way. You see the
IPCC the report? They've been leaked out? It's apparently
they're starting to lean toward? Well, you know, global warming
could be caused by sunspots and the sun. And you know, because
the sun does heat things up. Well, let me maybe it's just me
cycle.
Let me just tell everybody the story because this, of course,
is not covered anywhere. The BBC did cover it. But the fifth
draft of the draft of the fifth IPCC report, which is not due
until March, I believe, was leaked online. And of course, we
have the downloaded documents in our possession. IPCC, I also
have that document PDF in the show notes 471, that any shows
that calm? They have said, Oh, yes, these were documents of our
draft, but it's just a draft and everything's going to change and
this could be error. But the relevant piece of the and the
full documents are online. No one is talking about this at
all, of course, because very inconvenient. Here it is, it is
reported that is about the possible effect of cosmic rays,
keeping up climate and that undermines the Ag doubly the
manmade climate
warming the chain, morphic global warming.
Yes. And this is in the report in the draft. And this is, of
course, very damning to the entire industry, the movement,
it's to the movement. So it is it's basically you know, it's a
draft. It's just a draft, it can't be true. So I think the
guy probably did a disservice by by popping it now. I don't think
that was probably a good idea because you know, now that now
they got all this time to discredit. They're gonna
excise it.
Yeah. But go ahead me the
meantime. Yes, good news for India and I this is a this is a
piece of pure information that a lot of people just don't know
and will never know unless they listen to the no agenda show.
And it's I think it's important.
Now to India, where the humble banana is being seen by some as
the answer to food shortages caused by climate change. So
he'll run reports from an area where some farmers have already
transferred their rice and wheat crops to banana.
It's cheap, it's popular and very nutritious. And nowhere is
it more popular than in India, where the country's farmers grow
several varieties. Bananas thrive in southern India's
tropical climate. 27 million tonnes of the fruit are produced
each year. Surprisingly, less than 1% of that is exported.
Indians can't get enough bananas.
I love bananas. They're very healthy and to have one every
day
how do you love bananas job? You know, I the Indians can't get
enough bananas. The thing that I think is the message we all need
to know this. And I now believe that is the banana itself that
makes the Indians cheap.
Wait a minute. How do you come up with this theory
is I came up with it. That's the way I just came up with.
Well, we know the Indians do
we know you don't we're talking about we're looking at you
India.
We're looking at you. So while we're in the region, I see you
have a similar clip but I have a A very basic theory about this
report.
Another person injured in this week's attacks on polio
vaccination workers in Pakistan has died. The man who was shot
in the head as he distributed polio drops to children in the
city of Pasha, that was on Wednesday, is the ninth health
worker to lose his life. The UN has suspended his polio
vaccination program in Pakistan because of those killings. The
Taliban have been blamed for the attacks. Pakistan is one of just
three countries left on the planet now along with Nigeria
and Afghanistan, where polio remains endemic.
All right. What's your take on this story? John?
I was hoping you'd have some theory I just thought I think
it's interesting because it's kind of a blowback to us using
the poll or using vaccination teams to to map out like the
secret police where people were that's how we found bin Laden.
Yes. And now that's incorrect rule you we can't let anybody do
any of this crap. We don't care about polio. You know, we're
just gonna shoot everybody. And if anybody because we don't,
they're just, you know, they value their privacy. No more
than we do a parent. I
agree. I think that they're like, you know, hey, you know,
we'll if we want to hand out polio vaccinations, we'll do
that we don't need you, United Nations people coming in with
your vaccine. It's not like they don't have vaccines. They know
how to make the vaccine in. In in Pakistan. I think you're
right. I think that they're very suspicious. Thing is great. The
Taliban is killing him. It's like, it's so obvious to me.
Like, you know, what else are they trying to administer? You
see that thing where Bill Gates was surprised? That a Japanese
TV show? Oh, did you see this? It was pretty funny.
Hold on. No,
I don't have Bill Gates baffled by TV Tokyo shows rumor of world
control via vaccination. Like he's never heard this.
You know, I actually believe he never has heard it. He has lost
touch with the common man.
Microsoft Corporation founder Bill Gates expressed annoyance
over a Japanese TV program that spread rumors he was quote,
conspiring to control the world population through his efforts
to promote vaccinations. And he had no idea that this this rumor
was out there.
Hey, gates, listen to the show. I really
have you never heard of all right, I got I got one last
thing that is
just get after that. And I got one that we're out. Yeah, then
we're out. You
got it. You guys getting laid here too. You know, it's like
I'm gonna fold out. So and again, for those of you
wondering about all of this great stuff we talked about
today, it is in the show notes. 471 dot na show notes.com. If
you want to know if you want to get to the show notes for the
most recent episode, I've created a redirect called now.na
show notes.com. So there's real easy to now.na shows that calm,
the latest show notes will pop up with links to the show, etc.
So this Yes, thank you. Well, that was actually not even my
idea. I think it was a see Mike. So the United Nations the office
of drugs, I think drug offenses, which I like, because they
always publish reports, which seems to be pretty true. In
fact, they, they they published the first report that I recall,
saying that the world banks have been propped up by laundering
drug money and hundreds of billions of dollars. And these
reports don't get a lot of play in the media because I don't
know they're truthful. But there is this office. You've heard
this odd you've seen these reports, John, right. We kind of
we kind of reports are fantastic, right? So they
release the use of internet for terrorist purposes, 158 pages.
And you can only imagine all of the all the crazy things
terrorists do. But it was brought to my attention. Point
number 201. I want you to I'm going to read this to you and I
want to just say, you can laugh at me all you want. You can
laugh at the random dudes, but we are so ahead of the curve. We
were actually terrorists before we knew we were terrorists. Here
comes 201. A novel technique relates to the use of software
defined high performance High Frequency radio receivers,
routed through a computer. In this way. No data is exchanged
through a server and no logs are created. It is more difficult
for law enforcement and intelligence agencies to
intercept communication sent using this method, both in
relation to finding the location of the transmitters and with
respect to predicting in real time the frequency at which the
communications are transmitted. This is exactly what I've been
doing with the random dudes. This is PSK 30 one this is JT 65
This is the digital modes on HF and terrorists are now using
this look how awesome I am
we Yeah that'd be knocking at the door now but the whole baby
that's why you're in Amsterdam. The whole point is am I am
reveal the facts.
They can't track you with this system. This is the interwebs of
the future. And I would say don't even get a license that
they can't find you don't get screwed.
you're advocating lawlessness I am Stop it just
just get an HF rig hooked up to your computer put out a wire
antenna and you're good to go. Get mo nation hey ho
so the the story that's the big story in England is of course
the woman who refuses to have her child go through a bunch of
her kid his name Nyan by the way which I think is
I don't know, I don't know anything about this. Wow.
Like play the clip UK kid forced to get brain surgery. I don't
know
anything about this.
In Britain, a high court judge has ruled that a seven year old
boy with a brain tumor should have more surgery against the
wishes of his mother. Sally Roberts told the court she
wanted further medical advice before proceeding. Simon
McGregor would expense.
Sally Roberts his son will have surgery to remove his brain
tumor, not because she wants it but because of British court
demands it her seven year old son Nyan has cancer. And his
doctors say he needs urgent surgery and a course of chemo
and radiotherapy. His mother has always objected to radiotherapy
and its side effects. Her defiance in the face of medical
opinion has become a big story.
And why are you so adamant that he is not to have this? It's not
that I'm adamant. There's this I've been asking the whole time.
Please show me evidence that he does need this treatment. And
the only thing they can come up with is a study from the 1940s.
Okay, this is interesting. This is a big story. It is not a big
story in neighboring Gitmo lowlands.
Well, it's not a big story here either is on the behalf of the
BBC. So the thing that I thought was interesting about this is
that she brought the point up, and they call it radiotherapy.
Which is radiation radiation. Yeah, yeah, they call it radio.
And that brought to mind a couple of things. By the way,
they call it radiotherapy in the UK, Canada and Australia. no
place else in the world calls it that because it's
not radio, they also call it radiotherapy here in the
lowlands,
it's ridiculous. It's a misnomer. They don't want to use
the word radiation. And we're in would you also brings to mind if
you remember, the early days of the some of the craziness with
the, with the naked body scanners is oh, it's the same as
a radio. It's the same as your phone. It's the same radiation
you get from your phone, which is the radio. Yeah. So they're
trying to mix us they're mixing up the idiots out there that
they do want to think that radio and radiation are two different
things. In this case, I mean, it is two different things. But
it's, but this is the using radio. They're using it
improperly as far as I'm concerned. Right. But anyway, so
I started look, I looked into the history of radiation
therapy, check out the Wikipedia is got a really good history of
radiation therapy, people should go read it. It's hilarious. And
as woman's right, there's there's no evidence that
radiation therapy does anything except from some anecdotal
stories from the turn of the century, at
least. So you're telling me that this entire industry based on
frying people's cancer out, it does no good.
Just read the history and you can figure it out for yourself.
I there's a there's a very funny history because it includes the
period of time in the early 1900s, where, where radiation
was considered a good thing you know, and you should get radio,
you should get jazz jazzed by some X rays, or there are they
had these cups they used to sell and they're still CME on auction
once a while so radiation cup is a cup made out of like uranium
or some alloy, and you put water in it and you drank the water
and you're good for Yeah, just crazy, crazy, crazy
history. Well, you heard it first here from Professor
Dvorak, who is an expert.
It's crazy.
And of course, did you not work at the radiologists station at
some point in your illustrious career?
That's one of the few things I never did.
Pretty much everything else you've done though.
Oh, yeah. All right. I think that's good. Is that it? Yeah, I
got a couple of minor closer on important we'll maybe run them
out on Sunday. Whatever. I'm gonna be out in Port Angeles at
the bunker up there. Nice. Well, for Sunday's show, hopefully.
Yeah, well, yeah. As if there's going to be a Sunday.
Yeah, yeah. Right still up in the air. Which Which reminds me
people should just give us all the you know, just immediately
dumped their whole accounts into our account and will be in good
shape. There is a Sunday.
There is a Sunday as well. It's Day 14 of Adam and Mickey living
in exile here in Gitmo nation lowlands, double the rent double
the flavor, double the pleasure hoping we make it through to
another day, as we await word from our slave masters, to tell
us that we can go back to where we really want to be the land of
milk and honey, and of semi automatics coming to you from
the lowlands here from the canals of Amsterdam, in the
morning, everybody, I'm Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley, where we're going to
have a white Christmas. I'm John C. Dvorak. Hey, John, I
just want to say was good working with you just in case
you never know.
Yeah, well, yeah, we'll see. You never know. Thanks.
Alright, see you on the other side. Maybe if we're lucky.
Here, adios. mofos simple req.org/n A