I'm sure you haven't read this. So
I showed my brother, Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak. February 21 2013 times you get my nation media
assassination episode four, Eight Niner. This is no agenda
with the first broadcast from the Travis heights hideouts on
the inside of South Congress in Austin, the capital of the drone
Star State in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's garbage day I'm John
C. Dvorak.
And we're out of sync now because our garbage day is now
Tuesday. Oh, yeah. From the new Hacienda here what do you think
Travis heights hideout? Does that sound like it's kind of
good right just came to me as I was doing as as opening the
show. I had no idea what to do. We went into the zone. Yeah,
Miss Mickey does not like cabana.
Do you like to be a cabana? Boy?
Does that I think she actually might like that. Hey, how am I
sounding? I mean, look at this. I can once again I can do my
nails. I can get a manicure pedicure. Everything runs
itself. It's all automated is beautiful. I've rebuilt the
entire command center.
Isn't it the same as the old command center? You input a new
gear? No, I
took some gear out actually took out our big bottom, which we
did. We've removed that. And, and I rerouted things, I think I
have a feeling I was rounding things incorrectly. And just
never really, really realized that and somehow just kind of
worked. Like whatever. Don't mess with it. And there's an
there used to be a very slight hum which I've removed. Yeah,
yeah, I had ground and loopers Yeah, like a real problematic
ground loop. And I haven't really had time to set up any of
the ham radio gear, but I did I did throw the antenna over the
tree limb. Yes. That'll put the home back in no no no in fact
that there's like no HF disturbance here because that's
what I wanted to know is like am I gonna get like the neighbors
you know, God knows what you know. Actually, our neighbor
check this out. Our neighbor's Tiger and Barney. We met them
Tiger rides a Harley are in Texas now at Tiger rides a
Harley. And they got two chickens.
And let's good probably maybe sometimes have an extra eight.
Yeah,
and they got fluorescent lights in the in the in the workshop.
Tell him if you'll get if you give them a couple more
chickens. Because once you take care of two chickens, you must
take care of four leads if you can
get just oh no, they already promises eggs. Yeah, but two
chickens can only lay two eggs a day if they're laying mood.
Yeah, this is true. And usually they won't even do that much
they produce maybe they get a half every two
days. An egg and a half. So half an egg and a half. I have I have
had chickens. You know, I had a lot of chickens.
Oh, okay. Well, you know that the best eggs? Yeah, but
I was never a fan of collecting the eggs. This is what people
don't know. If you when you go and you want to get the egg from
the chicken, these chickens become very hostile towards you.
Well, here's
how to do it.
If you're hungry and you go out and you want to get your eggs
from the chicken, the chickens and things will they will sit
there all day that they don't move. They don't like oh, he's
coming to get my egg. They don't hop off that protective.
That's a brooding type of chicken. You would they gotta
get hungry once in a while. Just go just push the dog my daughter
does she just kind of kicks the chicken and then grabs the eggs.
She does that up in Washington if you're stealing their eggs.
Yeah, yeah, that's cool. Anyway, so. So we've, we've kind of done
our move. We're still in the middle of boxes. And the command
center is about a third of the size that I used to have. On the
other hand, I have Windows 10 I can see I can see what's going
on.
Just leave the boxes packed.
Two year lease we've committed to year. Yeah, no, no, no, it's
it's amazing how much crap you we've only been together for
years and there's so much crap that we have together. It's
unbelievable. To What is this crap? Okay. But in the garage.
Yeah, that's kind of a problem is you're becoming an archivist?
No,
no, no, because you can the house is nice. We have an
archive of shag this is what you need as an archivist. IE. a
hoarder. You need a garage that you do not park a car in do you
have one of these?
Yeah, yeah, it gets filled with junk.
Yeah. So anyway, yeah, it's it's amazing. Now we're really in in
the city of Austin, but in the Old City of Austin, south of
south of the river. And I'm sorry Austin now even South by
Southwest people called and asked if I wanted to do
something good. Because of course, you know, I'm sure
someone dropped out. I'm like, Oh man, it's a two weeks. We got
to find somebody who lives in Austin. Oh, who's that? That Bon
Jovi guy that hair guy? Adam Sandler? No. Yeah. Adam curry
Mark Goodman know who what Yeah, call him. So they're like, Hey,
man, we got a great spot for you. We'd like for you to
interview They Might Be Giants.
Oh, that's a good idea. And I thought, of course, I don't know
how you're gonna plug the show.
Well, I figured out it well, so I'm just like so what do I get
in consideration for being a part of your South by Southwest
money making offers up against your South by Southwest money
making operation
hugely successful money making operation. So, you know, the
wording that I got back, you want to hear it? Oh, yeah,
that's pretty fun. I've
heard them all.
What do you think the wording was?
Well for consideration, you know, the publicity is really
going to promote you know, you get a lot of publicity.
Community much much much slicker than that much slicker than
that. Hold on. I think his name is what does it Shawn? Let me
see Shawn
of the Dead. Sean, Sean O'Keefe here we go
crap I guess I might have did I delete that? That makes no sense
Hold on. Shawn, what
do you delete files is usually unless you purge them
well, you know I'm using I can't run Thunderbird on the on the
computer here during the show because it
just kills yeah totally kills everything needs a crap
Thunderbird it works
okay, but not on this machine. It works okay on on my MacBook
Air Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Shoot man any crap I
can't believe I don't have this anymore This blows well, he said
something like well, you know, as the promotional platform that
South by Southwest is never a compensate speakers with fees or
how honorarium. However, he said that he would give me more than
they give any other participant at South by Southwest, which
would be and this has some value to platinum passes.
What's that mean?
The Platinum pass. If you are an either an incredible insider or
rich, the platinum pass is an all access all areas all events
for the entire duration of South by Southwest I think it's like
1200 bucks to buy the pass. So to get two of those and the
basically what you wear the pass everywhere you go out to dinner,
you're wearing your pass. You're just walking your dog. You're
wearing your pass because everyone knows Ah. Oh, right.
Oh, he's, he's on the inside. He's wearing the pass.
All right. It's okay. I do as a matter, John. Sorry, what's the
matter? Well, there was a FedEx truck. I got two people in the
house and a FedEx is going to drop off something that needed
his signing. And apparently everybody missed it. But the
truck down on the way back
I hate it when the real doll arrives and no one's there to
sign for it. Sucks. Anyway, in the morning to you John C.
Dvorak from Austin Tejas here
in the morning, do you Adam curry in the morning shifts to
see boots on the ground feet in the air and subs in the water
and all the days and nights out there. And we'd certainly
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fantastic job and it emits the voice of moving and everything
going on. There has been some interesting knee I would say
some outrageous stuff coming through the the Ministry of
Truth telescreens the the best of which is started with a CBS
reporting they really did a great job they and I have to say
they I mean we often we see things happen and you can kind
of see how the news media has received. And it is it is
talking points. It is like it's almost like a memo goes out
sometimes. And it's like okay, we're only going to focus on
this. We're going to ignore that, in this case, a rare
occasion They all are pointing towards one Ministry of Truth
channel and how are expanding upon this of course, I am
referring to the report from CBS who have information that Adam
Lanza, the Sandy Hook shooter, was not only inspired by what
was in competition with Anders Breivik, the Norwegian shooter,
and I'm like, yeah, the similarities are uncanny. Adam
Lanza is Compendium against Muslim integration into America.
The bombs that are used to blow up a federal buildings. It is
uncanny how how incredible similar this is John.
Yeah, and as exactly the same.
And what of course, what is really happening here is they
are showing how mass killers are gamifying their lives to emulate
violent video games. And I thought we would listen to the
CBS report in its entirety, which is about two and a half
minutes and comment on some things being said there but then
also look at the coordinated effort of PBS Frontline, who did
their own documentary with the Hartford Courant? And, of
course, how CBS and CNN and other news media are jumping on
this same meme So shall we you listen to the original Ministry
of Truth propaganda from CBS regarding this evening,
the one remaining mystery in the tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut
is the question
the one remaining mysteries, I don't know. Where's the glass
that was shattered? Where's the video footage from the newly
installed security cameras? Do you have any any last questions
about this, John?
No, I thought I thought it was beaten to death already. beating
it to death more.
Why did Adam Lanza, the 20 year old gunman shoot his way into
Sandy Hook Elementary School and murder 21st graders and six
members of the school? Well, tonight multiple sources in law
enforcement tell us that
love this. Now, we can't gloss over this anymore multiple
sources in law enforcement who will not speak on camera who
will not be mentioned by name? This is no This to me is not
journalism anymore. They're not even saying we're protecting
their cement when they used to have guys, you know, like a
black shadowy figure and they'd ultimately
box over their head or big black dot that kept moving.
Yeah. And then you'd have the you know, the the voice would be
altered with a vocoder. How come they don't do that anymore? I
mean, that would that at least gave you a little impression
that they had they really had somebody and not just a memo,
one motivation
was an obsession with a mass murderer committed the year
before. Bob Orr is breaking this story for us tonight.
Now, I just want to remind everybody about the Anders
Breivik massacre, he specifically blew up Federal
Building, he specifically targeted young, political,
future political leaders of the parties that were pro
Islamification his words of Norway, so, you know, very
specific went to their, you know, their summer camp to go
and get rid of them to eliminate future generations. He called
himself you know, one of the know, like a Knights Templar. I
mean, he had a compendium, which was which, of course I read,
which was very detailed about the crusades, and the Ottoman
Empire has nothing at all. I mean, none of this, none of
this. There was no trace of this in Sandy Hook. The only thing is
that he did say in his Compendium that he practiced
with I think, was World of Warcraft. Was that what he was
that when he probably might
have been it was one of those, right? Mm hmm games.
Law enforcement sources say Adam Lanza saw himself as being in
direct competition with honors brothers, a Norwegian man who
killed 77 people. In July 2011 Brevik, killed eight with a
bombing in downtown Oslo. He then moved to a nearby island,
where he hunted down and fatally shot 69 people, mostly teenagers
attending a summer camp.
You see what they're doing here. They were attending a summer
camp John, just teenagers like they're hanging out having some
beers. They forget to mention the whole political aspect to
it.
To officials who have been briefed on the Newtown
Connecticut investigation, say Lanza, one of the top brother's
death toll and targeted nearby Sandy Hook Elementary School,
because it was the easiest target with the largest cluster
of people.
So he was trying to beat Breivik 77 number.
What is behind this nonsense?
I think They're talking about gamification of mass murderers.
They're talking about that he was in competition and that
they're going to link all of this to violent video games
based on evidence they have collected. Investigators also
believe Lanza was acting out the fantasies of a video shooting
game, as he killed 21st grade students and six adults at the
school. Sources say Lanza also fired some shots at the first
police officers to respond.
That's a new piece of information. We haven't heard
anything about that. What Yeah, yeah, apparently they shouted
police officers. This is completely in contrast to
anything we've heard so far
as they move through the school's parking lot. But unlike
Brevik, who surrendered Lanza killed himself as police closed
in
listen to the modem sound in the background. This is all very
well die early
ending his massacre sooner than he had his 10
modem sound for
ya. Online John online bad, bad bad,
but he uses a modem to play any of those games.
This is giving you modem sounds so you know game modem bad
online bad.
officials have not publicly revealed what precisely led them
to the motive. But sources say investigators have found
evidence Lanza was obsessed with Brevik
sources if Where's the guy with the voice,
they've also recovered what they call a trove of violent video
games
a trove a trove of violent video games, but here's how I would
have done the report
checking out the his gaming headquarters he found a close up
very violent video game that he played
online.
That would have been better much better
from the basement of lenses home. Sources say Lanza spent
countless hours there alone in a private gaming room
a private gaming room. What kind of visual do you get with the
private gaming room? John?
This is ridiculous. And you caught this all over the place.
There was a couple of things that I've seen about this guy.
Well, so bogus, I don't know why they keep letting this thing is
there is the desired effect not working or why are they even
doing I think
I think I think that this there's a couple of talking
points. So I just want to finish this up and then I'll take you
to broth. And and what he's doing with the talking points
with the Windows blacked out, Windows blacked out in the
basement and toning his computer shooting skills. Lanza also made
multiple visits to nearby gun ranges with his mother, Nancy
Lanza, where they practice together with actual weapons.
Three guns all registered to Nancy Lanza were used in the
Sandy Hook massacre. Lanza used a fourth weapon to kill his
mother before his attack on the school.
I love the voiceover it's really working well and making me pay
attention.
Police are now reaching out to people in the online gaming
community.
Oh, who out there is going to rat on him
who may have had encounters with Lanza to better understand Scott
the full scope of what may have motivated Bob Lanza did
everything he could to destroy the hard drives on the home
computers had the investigators found anything from that? No,
unfortunately, Scott so far they have not Lance's damaged
computer has not yielded any usable clues we're told.
That's not how CSI works.
How to compute took a shot at one of the hard disks that take
care of it.
I mean, can you isn't isn't it possible to retrieve at least
some data from the hard disk? I mean, is it really that possible
to obliterate it cuz it was done physically, apparently.
Yeah, bullet hole bullet holes. FBI experts,
though in the lab in Quantico are still trying to piece
together the hard drive, which landed deliberately smashed but
we're told it's in pretty bad shape.
It's in bad shape. It's in bad shape. We may not be able to get
any real evidence. However, both he so broth on CNN took this and
he brought in authors of some book, because everyone's jumped.
This is a great bandwagon to jump on some authors about who
I've guest study mass murderers, and of course, they took it in
their own personal beautiful direction.
Lauren on our breaking news, law enforcement sources telling CBS
News as Bob Orr that Adam Lanza chose Sandy Hook Elementary
School because he wanted to maximize the death sale because
they say he saw himself as being in competition with another mass
murderer.
Now I think it's interesting that CNN jumps on this bandwagon
and credit CBS with this. This doesn't happen that often.
This never happens are joining us
on the phone right now Northeastern University
criminologist James Allen Fox and Jack
Levin Okay, so these guys are criminologist so they they know
other co authors
of extreme killing, understanding serial and mass
murderer gentleman's book Yeah, book book. Thanks very much for
coming in. James Fox first to you to these details about what
he was doing with his time who he idolized surprise you at all.
Are they fairly typical for individuals like Adam Lanza?
No, this is a surprise me it all makes total
sense. It's exactly the same thing. It's the same guy the
same motive when the
question was raised. Why did he go to that school? The clear
answer always was clear that he knew when he got there that to
be a lot of victims under his gun.
Come on, John. I mean, how can I take that? I mean, this guy's a
criminologist, this is what they these are teachers at university
Oh, it's very obvious. He just wanted to kill lots of people
it's so so clear. I mean, this makes no sense
and he could hurt society in most profound way. Where else
could he go where there are so many people would be congregated
Well, gee,
I know that bus stop airport terminal bus City Hall. You
could go to another movie theater, tons of places you
could go
as far as his his admiring and other mass murder. That's one of
the problems when we consistently when we constantly
talk about records is the largest is the biggest is the
worst. What that does is the challenge is other people to try
to break the record
can't take any more.
You have you have to have to
how fast you would stop it if I was playing this. This is
terrible. These guys are full of crap. What do
you think his conclusion is? Is video game No, he has a
different conclusion. Okay, play it why do
we keep records records records have they had to be broken? I
think we should downplay that and
I think we should no longer get to Guinness which
exactly fairpoint jakka loving on there's Brevik connection if
you will, your connection if you will say the copycat factor
doesn't necessarily lead someone to kill but it can suggest the
timing and the method explain explain Romans
For example, the type of weapon that is used if one killer uses
a semi automatic rifle the next one may use a semi automatic
rifle you know, use a semi automatic rifle.
No, no, I know. I know. Wait for it is the big payoff is you know
what? You know it's coming you when you hear it, you're gonna
go Oh, of course
epic himself was inspired by Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber.
Oh, crap. This is unlike I read his entire Compendium. He was
not inspired by the Unabomber at all.
And the Columbine Massacre in 1999 inspired a number of school
shootings, not only in the United States, but also in
Canada, Finland and Germany.
Did I miss something? Did I miss a big copycat thing? I
so you know, a couple of kids busted in Georgia. And it was
not much after that.
They were just people were in trench coats, maybe okay, but
here it is big payoff.
Talk about the copycat factor and it does contribute. But the
causal factor for Adam Lanza
is the causal factor. Come on, John, give it a guess.
Oh, let's see, bullying was probably
the same causal factor we find in most school shootings. He was
bullied severely, brutally bullied. Elementary school at
Sandy Hook that is a much more important causal factor than the
copycat influence
which if you watch the PBS Frontline, mockumentary, that's
not true. He was not brutally bullied. He had Asperger's and
everyone actually kind of, you know, respected his his issue,
apparently. And you know, and people were told, you know,
don't touch him because he has sensory. He's, you know,
hypersensitive. He had these hypersensitivity, whatever nerve
problem. Yeah. So it's not like, you know, it's just
unbelievable, but it all comes down to the video games. And of
course, there's not a single mention of movies, or any other
type of violence. It's all about the video games. And we call
this several weeks ago, that this was not going to be about
movies or television, it would only be about video games,
because Hollywood hates video games,
always video games and they're putting the ball of money for
the presidents
and they get breaks from the they got a tax benefit tax
benefits all kinds of breaks exactly the same breaks that big
oil gets by the way.
Yeah, which are common breaks. But yeah, but you can make, I've
looked there are certain risks involved in making movies, so
they need certain kinds of tax benefits.
But what we call this John is a lethal cocktail. It's a
cocktail, you see.
I'm excited. It's a cocktail of things, not least of which the
easy access to his mother's weapon those which were in the
house with more
debt man.
It's really getting bad with him. But
they're the local newspaper, The Hartford Courant is reporting I
think tomorrow morning that they found a 1000s and 1000s of
dollars worth of violent video games
1000s 1000s and 1000s of dollars. How many video games
can you buy for 1000s? And 1000s and 1000s of dollars? I mean,
How expensive are these games?
50 bucks 575 bucks, maybe? How many did he have to get in?
2000 3000?
No, no. You'd sell me most people that use these games.
They recycle them they go to the GameStop or whatever. And then
right Lister playing him all the time and you don't play that
many games at once
home. And in particular, where Adam Lanza used to have his own
little private quarters if you'd like. Clearly,
he had a workstation. Little private quarters. Now this is
all meant to build in your mind this idea of the masked madman
building a cocktail of violent video games, hands on experience
and mental health. Yes, it's all that all combined. All of those
things together. I want to
I want her You weren't even supposed to be talking about
this anymore. Well, I saw it.
But it was so big. You have to watch the mockumentary the PBS
thing. It's the voiceover was so outstanding. They should have
hired me just I just want you to hear the voiceover Yeah, we're
new reports a day about new that's not the one Hold on.
Where is it? PBS raising Adam Lanza is the is the title of it.
The current has learned that investigators he's the best he's
great as the current has learned that investigators saw that Adam
Lanza was
the guy want
that Adam may have carried out the shooting in a manner
consistent with video gaming, and they can just reuse this
when they kill me.
The way too many video games again understand
they got the name already he's just learned as to gators have
speculated privately. But Adam may have cared privately
privately They speculated privately and then apparently
told the press privately carried out the shooting in a manner
consistent with video gaming, changing his weapons magazine
frequently, even though it was not empty. That's not how I
game. What that's I mean, that makes no sense. Kevin, okay,
gamers, I
guess he doesn't want to dry shooting.
I don't think that's true. I think when you're gaming, you
don't you know, you wait, you knew you're out of bullets. And
that's when you you get a new magazine, you hit the new
magazine button. You don't you don't like Oh, I'm running out.
I'm running low. I better. It's virtual bullets. I'm running
lower. Better save some in this magazine. Oh, I'm just I mean,
what does that mean? This makes no sense. It's not consistent.
When you're gaming and you're shooting, you shoot until you're
out and then you put it in a new magazine if you have one. Right.
Yeah, that's the way I've always played. I think Why watch people
play to and they don't know people just throwing a perfectly
good magazine away.
Even if it's fake, even if it's virtual. I'm telling you this is
it's insane. So that was but that just kind of broke. That
broke yesterday, just all over the place. But it kind of came
on the heels of our vice president who had some really
good gun advice. This was a it was great. This was a Hangout,
the vice president a Hangout with parents.com parent
magazine, which apparently people still read parent mad. I
don't think I've ever read read it or subscribe to it or have
any interest. But parent magazine gets to do a Hangout.
And people are asking questions about guns in the home and
having guns if you have kids around. And this is a dude, by
the way, who's asking the question, Kate?
Kate, if you want to protect yourself, get a double barrel
shotgun. Have the shells a 12 gauge shotgun. I promise you as
I told my wife, we live in an area that's wooded is somewhat
secluded.
Of course he has no secret service or anything. He says he
has Joe Biden with his wife, Jill in a wooded secluded area.
And if something happens, Jill, you go out there and
said Jill, if there's ever a problem, just walk out on the
balcony here or walk out. Put that double barrel shotgun in
your mouth. Fire two blasts outside the house.
This is I mean, this is going to come back and haunt him so bad.
Someone's gonna happen to good game we're gonna be playing this
over and over again. Trauma
shoes ever coming in is not gonna You don't need an AR 15
It's harder to aim. It's harder to use. And in fact, you don't
need 30 rounds to protect yourself just to shotgun a
shotgun by shotgun.
This is gonna come back and bite him his ass so hard. By shotgun
problem, but then he threw a new word at me, but he's right.
Yeah, well, of course he's right by a shotgun. Absolutely. I got
a shotgun for that very reason. But then he comes back, John
with a new word, which I had not heard. And he used it several
times when people equate a gun ban to the war on drugs, and he
just went off the deep end on this one. Well, I asked
you to expand on many pieces of that in the next few minutes.
Samantha Phillips asks,
that's a guy. That's a guy who's who's talking here from parents.
I know. I know. I know. It's crazy.
If the ban on drugs did not work with taking them off the street.
How do you think about Wait till you hear that guns is going to
be different?
Spencer there is no ban on guns. Samoan does not a guy.
No, no.
Samantha's asking the question. The guy is reading the question.
It's a Hangout. He's the moderator.
Banning the gun. No one's taking my shot guns. I have two
shotguns at home there enough in a cabinet. They're locked.
There's ammunition there as well. No one's gonna come and
take my gun. No one's gonna take anyone's gun. We're talking
about a background check and analogy to if there was a ban on
drugs, how can be a ban on you know, how would any regulation
of that
he's painting himself into the corner already? You can see it
having any
type of weapon available out there. Why would that make
sense? Are you suggesting we have no, we just legalize all
drugs?
Yeah, that seems to work very well, in Portugal. And the
Netherlands seems to work pretty well. Actually. This complete
decriminalization of drugs. Yeah, that is that is something
I know. We're talking about guns, Joe, but I think that
would be worth discussing. Sure.
Is that what you're suggesting? Yes, yes. Yeah. Let's go real
well, on Parents Magazine. Let's talk about everybody being able
to no matter what your age go out, and
now he's gonna mention a drug. So he's, he's off the cuff now.
So which drug is he going to use as an example? For everyone to
go out and buy if it's all legal?
Well, heroin,
I wish be able to purchase a cocaine.
I think Joe has probably gone out and purchased some that's
why it's coming up. You know, it's like some people would say,
marijuana.
Yeah, that's would be the normal one.
Cocaine. Yeah, it would be crazy. If you could just go buy
cocaine.
What do you think about that idea?
I think it's great. Look,
these comparisons are not appropriate, quite frankly. But
secondly, the idea. You should have no law unless the law you
have prevents all violations of that law.
Okay. What did Joe just say?
I have no idea.
You should have no law. Unless the law prevents
bringing Obama and his drone program into the conversation
now. You
should have no law unless all versions of violations of the
law are against the law.
That is not the way society works. Oh, that is not the
way we do. Here comes the new word of the day.
Moral disapprobation of society
the moral disapprobation of society. Do you have you ever
heard of this word disapprobation? Yeah,
actually, I've heard of approbation. So disapprobation
is probably the JIT.
The act you look it up. Yeah, of course, the act is the act or
state of disapproving. So the moral disapproval was he's gonna
do it, again,
has an impact on behavior and societies. And the moral
disapprobation of the idea that you can leave a loaded gun
around your house, there shouldn't be gun safety practice
by families that own weapons, et cetera, is a very important
element and seem to his greater gun safety. And he used
disapproval
No, no, because this app probation is shaming that's
that's what he's talking about. This so this it's a good word.
I've never heard of this. I've never heard it use and he was so
proud of himself. He had to use it twice.
Somebody looked it up for me said I'm dry. I'm using going
right after I tell everyone to buy a shotgun. I'm gonna
somebody had to practice it a few times.
I probation. So it's the act or state of disapproving?
Yeah, and it's also a word you probably can't say if you're
drunk. So this is proving you sober.
I'm sober. I might totally to go out and dry by
depression patient is that for
this probation? Meanwhile, of course, you know in Washington
State. There's a gun law being proposed now that if you have a
registered weapon, give any registered happens up there in
Port Angeles.
I don't think we need to register up there.
Well, when you buy one then you know is registered.
If you buy we always buy our guns off the streets from black
guys.
Another handy tip from the no agenda. Well, should you buy one
from a black guy in a gun store? It would be registered and what
they what the proposal is in Washington is once a year. The
cops can come by and inspect your weapons to see what you if,
you know, if you if they need to dis at probate you. So they
would know that. Yeah, well, it's not it's not a law yet here
to introduce legislation would allow County Sheriff's to
inspect the homes of semi automatic rifle owners once a
year. Senate Bill 5737 would ban the sale of semi automatic
weapons that use detachable magazines. What good is that?
magazines that contain more than 10 rounds also be subject law
abiding gun owners to random searches by a county sheriff.
So it sounds illegal. Yeah.
In the Federal Register. This showed up yesterday, following
the President's plan to reduce gun violence, blah, blah, blah,
blah. requesting the National Institute of Justice, which I've
never heard of, I thought that was gonna be farmed out to the
science institutes. But the National Institute of Justice
will be conducting a review of existing and emerging gun safety
technologies, and plans to issue a report on the availability and
use of those technologies including biometrics and RFID. I
told you this was coming, that your gun will only work if it's
in your hand.
Yeah, yeah. Like the James James Bond had one of those guns in
them in the last movie, which was trying to, which is I think
a propaganda stick technique to normalize the show. Yeah.
Oh, sure. And then in Well, I mean, the James Bond movies are
only about promotion and propaganda. I mean, you can get
anything in a James Bond movie as long as you're willing to pay
for it any product any idea in New York. they're proposing a
bill as I'm again, I'm we're just we're just genius. Going to
gun owners would have to buy at least $1 million in liability
insurance. Oh, yeah. No,
this week we spoke with Susan has mentioned it was like, oh,
there it is. In
Colorado. However, the University of Colorado Colorado
Springs they have a whole different plan. Don't Arm
yourself. Don't get a gun. Don't get mace don't get a taser. You
know, you should follow advice
of a really supplemental information intended for women
who had completed a self defense class on campus that we
call rad. Aggression Defense. Rad it's rad. How RAD is it?
Brad bluepearl
Lisa did sinskey teaches rad and knows there isn't a one size
fits all solution to fighting off an attacker
as women we have to cheat to win. We have to go for eyes we
have to go for ears we have to go for the throat we have to go
for a growing
growing Strache. Instead of growing she says growing right
and she's Yeah, but listen, listen to the actual advice,
the more unusual suggestions that surfaced on their public
safety webpage
if you can use anything to your advantage. Which would be to say
that you know that you're going to urinate that you're
menstruating that you're that you're going to vomit
these are great tactics people you don't need a gun. Just say
stand back are all p
that you have a disease I know it sounds way off the wall.
Yeah, but why not? You could possibly get a perpetrator that
is disgusted by one of those things.
Hey, I'm grossed out by you. I'm not attacking you anymore.
These people did this. There was a big thing going on. It started
with that Houston video. Which I think we probably both seen and
I think most people have seen it it's it's the it's the run hide
attack. Yeah,
what you're supposed to do. Three words three words.
So I'm seeing it on the local news only and everyone's three
words three words three words. And it's always you know, run
hide attack that's your solution. But they at least got
the attack pardon but there's never any attack with a gun.
Yeah, but
the attack part is with scissors. No,
no, no, not that video. The other one the new one. I thought
the one that guy comes in with a shot gun. Yeah, but but I
thought the attack was on this one and with the guy with the
bad guy coming in and everybody's got chairs and then
they got pillows and boots and sticks and roomful of people and
as soon as he walks in, they attack him.
Oh, it's a gang attack. Got it. Got it. Got it. Yeah, I've seen
this of course.
Yeah, it's at the very end then they stopped do a freeze for
name so you don't actually see any violence so it's especially
the one guy who's got the one of the worldwide Wrestling
Federation chairs folding chair that he's going to smack the guy
with right in the head
and the desired effect that you get on the wrestling federation
and it
seems as if this has become some sort of a propaganda stick a
meme that they're spreading around for and for some unknown
reason it's just like I guess the terrorist threat has is
people are just immune to it so now we have to have these these
domestic shooters that the particular video the one the
Houston video, the guy who walks into a building with a double
beret with no lights there's a pump action shotgun and if any
firstly shotguns to people for no apparent reason and then he
looks like a murderer looks like a CIA guy and in a shotguns a
couple more people and then he's now he's just going to shotgun
to place up No, no rhyme or reason. It's ridiculous.
Yeah. And whereas if we had I'd rather be in Austin where you
know at least one guy is going to be have a concealed weapon.
Oh, yeah, it was in if there's 10 people in an office at least
one guys pack
it's so funny that you know, we're here and we feel so we're
in the middle of a neighborhood you know, there's right near
South Congress and but we feel so safe because there are very
few if any, home burglaries in in in Austin, I'm sure all of
Texas is pretty low. Because people know you can get your ass
cat
now asked kept Yeah,
get a cap in your ass cap in your ass. Yeah, this is
streets first. I thought you were referring to the music
licensing operation. Yeah,
it's the app street speak.
And then the other thing was like some old rap tune from 20
years ago yeah
that's that's me Yeah,
well anyway they they're It's a never ending battle these kids
nobody wants to talk about Texas in their carry thing because
it's it ruins the argument makes too much sense. Don't do that
shut up. i Let's thank him. By the way, Vermont's got very
similar laws. I believe
well, is Vermont not? What's the state? What's their state motto?
No, that's your thing in New Hampshire, for your die,
right? What is Vermont then? The the maple syrup state
what it should be? For a moment Bernie Sanders. You have a few
people to thank one of the things a few executive producers
have one executive producer a bunch of associates random
hillbilly and Elkins West Virginia. Which is your
hometown. Still fighting the IRS you would just want to know
jingles. No clubs? No, nothing. I'll go back to my Adderall and
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Adderall and we'd Breakfast of Champions, my friend. I should
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Yeah, you should.
I bet it's awesome. Because you know, we'd make sure like, you
know, it's kind of like uppers and downers. Like, you smoke
some weed, but hey, man, I'm really baked right now. But I'm
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a citizen so I think we're overlooking a story.
Now I have a couple that I've been saving to while you with.
So what are you?
Well, let's start by let's we get let's revisit our old buddy.
Reverend Manny,
it's so funny. I have a I have a clip from him today, too. By
coincidence,
I have to buy one. All right. But one of them is weird. I have
the Manning kind of deposition on the CIA trying to kill him. I
didn't see this before. And you
know, I have no, I haven't seen this, what is this seven minute
clip,
that I have the whole clip. And you can play it as soon as you
can't take it anymore. I mean, you can cut it off anytime you
want. But he this was kind of interesting. This isn't the clip
I wanted to refer to I wanted to refer to the other one. But
we'll go back to the CIA trying to kill him later. Okay, but
play the Manning on the Pope, I suppose this kind of interest,
I'll send
out an email overnight. And the Cardinals wake up that morning
and don't even know that news people are talking about the
Pope has resigned and they don't even know that's wrong, wrong.
And if it was, if it was truly about his health, he would have
discussed it with the Cardinals, it would have been something
that all sat down and had a meeting and talked about you
don't send out an email in the middle of it don't go night,
weekend up in Latin American or waking up at African American
media that we're going up in New York City, and somebody's
calling them and tell them the pope just resigned. That ain't
the way for a man of God to behave.
Why are we even making this show? Our show is no good. This
guy, this guy is awesome. I mean, you have to sit through
hours of crap to get to it. But when he pulls it out, man, he's
got jam. God.
Thank God. I think they need to call for. I need to. I think we
need to call for an investigation. Yeah. Maybe
somebody can kidnap the Pope. Took him down in the bottom of
the, I don't know Vatican or someplace got him down there.
And one of those catacombs. There's other guys are they
looks like I don't know. Everybody. And God forbid you
got all these stupid cardinals and bishops, all of the Catholic
Church and all these pundits and professors from the seminaries
and everything now getting on television. They don't know what
to say they're trying to be cute. They're trying to be
politically correct. Oh, yes. I think that's a noble thing. How
humble it was to just up and reside, what may have been, but
you don't get that you want to call a council that you that you
want to talk to somebody? You're gonna stay Cognizant to know,
well, in a couple of weeks, you know, I'm going to be resigning
will will you know, we won't break silence on this matter.
Until I'm officially and we'll do it before Easter. We'll do it
you know before Good Friday or something like that. You just
don't send out an email to all the news organization that's
unacceptable. I never would do something
like this. I thought that was an interesting point it was
kidnapped. If you saw this guy,
you wouldn't make it to who's this old geezer you wouldn't
know if it's if it's the real guy.
No, no way he's just he's a he's like a beat up old German man
that you know and there's if you start looking around there's all
these incidents that you know make you wonder apparently has
been debt choppered out of the place a lot he's got a guy has
his pacemaker. So you think the pacemaker had to be replaced
three months ago
to think maybe he died and they replaced him with a dude and
that dude like the the union the union is acting up and they want
more money for him or something or is
also apparently been, you know, fell over supposedly he's got a
big, you know, got hit in the head somehow. Yeah, I think
they're either trying to they're trying to either, maybe they're
trying to assassinate him. There was something still screwy
that's never been fully explained about the butler who
was spying on him.
Well, that and they, and they have the new Vatican. I always
thought it was about the bank. And so they have the new bank
president of the Vatican who apparently has ties to German
war a German warship manufacturing companies. And
I've always thought the Vatican was always about the money about
the bank. And yeah, what Manning is right, though? I mean, this
is a that's a point well made. Yeah. You don't just send an
email. Yeah.
And he goes on and on. And one of the things he says I think is
most interesting is when he actually starts preaching about
this, and he cites all the biblical characters who went
through all kinds of misery and refused to you know, all of a
sudden retire I mean, it's the pope the last time there was a
resignation was That was because there was a bunch of Pope's ran
there was they're trying to figure out because they had the
Rome versus the you know, the area in France, which is now
makes a shit ton of Depop wine by the way. They wanted to post
had to quit it, but it's not they normally just die in
office. So with this case, there's something more to this
guy quitting than meets the eye and we're not getting any of the
story.
So how do we find out more worst father Roderick on this, and our
father Roderick is number father Roderick. Now. Yeah, he's the
podcasting priest of the podcasting priest. Yeah, the
Dutch podcasting, priests father. Oh, no, no, yeah,
I think chime in.
I think he's donated to the show. So Hmm.
I mean, what you know, even if there's a bank scandal coming
up, but he doesn't run I mean, he's just the head of the
church. He's that doesn't run
the bank or be afraid because he didn't have a pope die. I mean,
his that was mostly there's
a book that's coming out that talks about him in the Hitler
Youth. Damn, yay. So
even so yeah, what's the problem?
What's your problem eventually? Yeah. What is the problem? Yeah,
okay, whatever you know, it was a mistake. Yeah, I joined
was young I didn't
know they should have there was nothing about the Hitler Youth
Policy. What was it it was something to do with looking at
my list of crazy things
just minor oversight that the brown shirt thing Yeah, it was
fashion faux pa
i really they're still not gonna get you know what you're the
pope you're the Pope is like too bad.
Yeah, don't you have some say can you like say hey, you know
like hey you over there Don't you have anything I mean, you're
the Pope. I still find it personally amazing to me it's
the same as a queen you know you have people just are freaking
out about this dude. Now like people love the queen or love
the king or the Prince and I just don't understand it just
it's so a medieval to me
is very medieval and it's like it's still and I'm I'm okay
if you mentioned getter I'm okay you know if you believe in a
higher power and God or Jesus or Allah or Buddha no no all that
stuff whatever you call it up there around us love whatever
you want to call I'm okay with that. So when hey come on leave
me alone spin
now spin
whatever you want to call it, but when you have a person who
then you Pledge your allegiance to that's where I had just that
didn't work for me. I had the our friend was over the other
day you know the two top Scientologists I told you about
them right? They moved to Austin, the PRT Scientologists
people
have a couple of Scientologists come they're trying to convert
you Well, no,
they're not. And this is no no no, because I have to bring it
up all because I guess I have you know, we're really I like
you guys. And I really want to be friends. But I have here my
book Okay, so I have Dianetics by L. Ron Hubbard I read
Dianetics. I don't see how you get from this book to a church.
I don't get it. I don't, you know, and it's like, well, you
know,
yourself up to the email.
You're not clear. Let me be clear. Let me be clear. Hey, by
the way, there you go. That's why Obama says it all the time.
Maybe he's a Scientologist. Let me be clear.
It might be I don't
think so. Well, I'm but I'm working on it. Because I just
want him to explain it to me. I'm also came over
what happened. I don't want to come over to your house for
dinner to be grilled about the how do you get from here to
there in the Scientology realm? Well, look, I didn't even ask
him about Klaatu. Or
I didn't just bring it up. He was like, you know, some somehow
they was in conversation. Oh, no, we still go to the church
and say, Hey, can I ask you a question about the church? Now?
I'm not like, hey, hey, how are your friend? Hey, what's up with
that Scientology thing? Now? I'm not like that. Now, I have a
little more subtlety. But I'm interested, because he's
speaking to you look at all the stories about Scientology and
like, he's people don't really jive with those stories. Well,
what's the
stories are extremely. There's a lot of people that just
viscerally hate Scientology, and
well, that's how anonymous started. Who is this? Right?
They
started by attacking Scientology, like a boombox
car driving by here in the hood. nice neighborhood. Yeah, no,
they started anonymous started attacking Scientology. And I
don't I don't know. Me no understand. But I think it's
very valid that the Reverend Manning is on his game, where he
says Screw this, you just don't send an email that just makes no
sense. And you want to hear my here's my, my, my short clip
from Manny. He has jingles.
This is his radio show.
I love I love your show. Here we go. Hi.
I'm here to announce today officially that I'm on my way to
Hawaii.
And this, I think kind of fits into your CIA killing clip
Hawaii. Here I come. I have been talking about Hawaii, the birth
the alleged birthplace of Barack Obama, I have been examining the
certificate of live birth, and the long form birth certificate
all of this produced out of Hawaii. I am here to officially
announce today that I'm on my way to Hawaii. No, I will not
announce the date of my travel. And as much as that I don't know
it as of yet. I love the way he puts that. I will not be
announcing the date of my travel and as I do not know of it yet.
But it's my intent to travel to Hawaii with a group of
attorneys. And what we will do there is that we're going to
file motions and article seven eighths up that tie so it just
keeps on going and going. He's He's so angry about this Barack
Obama thing.
Yeah, he thinks he's the devil. So well, here's why this
deposition is interesting because this took place I think
he's just the date on here. It's like maybe it this took place
sometime at remember the we used to play in the early like years
ago on the show. The mack daddy. Oh, yeah, I can probably find a
mack daddy. Yeah, the mack daddy clips and he was crazy. He was
going to mack daddy and he went on and on about there being
Barack Obama the magmatic of long legged mack daddy,
then he explained what a mack daddy was and all the rest of
it. And then he went into what seemed to us to odd just
completely disappear from the face of the earth. For at least
a year. We didn't play a man in clip. This is what this
situation with the CIA seems to have taken place during that
little moment where he went silent. And then he started
coming back only recently, actually. And I think I think he
may I don't think he's lying about this, but this deposition
is quite interesting to listen to. On
the 16th of November. The year 2009. I was visited by the CIA.
I being James Manning.
That's just from his actual church sermon.
No, this is from his mock trial. Oh,
right. Right. Well, so this is really this is a year old at
least then.
No this this is pretty old. I think it's I think he did this
wood is I think it is like yeah, about a year ago but this but
he's still discussing the 2009 incident, which is what I think
put him into the silent mode for a while you Even though now he
seems to be taking it lightly, but anyway,
was visited by the CIA, Homeland Security and the New York City
Police Department. That visit took place here in this church
where we're now holding court. I'll be in my pastoral studies
where the actual meeting happened. Following that visit
by the CIA, the following Wednesday, which would have been
the 18th, if I'm correct, I received the call from a
defective CIA agent that I hit had been put out on me by the
CIA, that I was slated to be assassinated. Damn, and that
such a hit or assassination was call for before the visit by the
CIA officers homeland security and police department. It showed
up on the 16th of November. So how much you want me to play
with this? Because it's long? Well, I can
wrap up a couple of things he brought up. First he discussed
the assassination plot, apparently, the guy who was
hired to kill him, or the guy was supposed to shoot him
wouldn't do it. He says, No, I'm not gonna shoot this guy.
This is possible. Manning is making all this up that he's
just delusional.
I think it's possible. Of course, anyone could be making
it, but I kind of doubt. I kind of, I'm just gonna go along and
assume he's sincere. But he mentioned a couple of
interesting things, what he brought out again, late and this
is why he can't really play the whole thing. But I'll just
summarize. He says that Obama, he found out from the same guy
that was Obama was in the CIA, from 90 Something like 2000
occidental occidental year so this is well, yeah, we've
established five
times on the fact. But the one thing that he brought up, which
I didn't discuss is the CIA guy told them that everything you
want to know to bust the Obama out of this is is to be found at
Columbia University. And then he the claim was made that he'd
never went to Columbia, you can not find any evidence that Obama
ever was at Columbia, right? And he says, that's the big CIA's
they have this, this, you know, this great story around him, but
that this part is faulty.
Right. And the records are sealed and no one's allowed to
question it.
Right. So I just thought it was interesting, but I didn't know
about this destination attempt. Here we go.
Oh, that's the rap song.
White women and black women.
God, I'll put that in the show notes. That's his whole rap
video Obama's a magnetic and it's very, very interesting.
I find that kind of it well, those
are the full length clip of course along with all of our
audio materials available in the show notes for a niner.na show
notes.com Go to clips and stuff
and so can find all the while I was digging around some of these
older clips that we I don't know that we've ever played the Larry
Sinclair clip. Have we ever done that?
We've definitely talked about him I don't know if we've This
is a 10 minute clip. What do you what this is new for you? What
are you doing?
I just because I know you put the whole clip in the show
notes. I thought okay, now the version should be in the public
domain.
Very smart. So Larry Sinclair is the prostitute male prostitute
who claims that he showed Barack Obama around Chicago and that he
had to snort coke off of the the then was the senator I think
maybe it was Senator at the time off state Senator Dole for this
bear thighs while Felicia hating him
and well this was his actually that's it that's not quite
accurate but it was a closure is the you can again this is you
can listen to as much as you want but you gotta at least get
it to the point where he's where he's sucking on the guy
who is flourishing clay you're still alive right is he's not
been killed yet. Yeah, but
a bunch of other guys around him are dead. Oh, yeah.
No, there's guys from the church who are dead. There's all Bo
there's a whole bunch of dead guys. A lot of dead guys.
Good afternoon. My name is Larry Sinclair. In regards to the
Obama instant I flew out of Colorado Springs, Colorado to
Chicago on November 2 1999. Arriving in O'Hare early in the
morning of November 3. I went to the Chicago area to attend the
graduation of my godson, my best friend's son from basic training
from the Great Lakes Naval training facility. I made
reservations at the Comfort Inn and Suites in Gurnee, Illinois
based solely on the location to the Training Center. On November
5 1999, I hired the services of five star limousine Excuse me. I
hired them both for November 5 and November 6 1999. On November
6 1999, I asked the limo driver whose name I now reveal for the
first time jaggaer better meet Multani if he knew anyone who
would like to socialize and show me Chicago, Mr. Multani
understood that I was looking for someone who knew Chicago and
would enjoy socializing. Mr. Multani said he knew someone who
was a friend of his on November 6 1999, after picking me up at
the hotel and gurney and this is significant. Mr. McDonough used
his cell phone to make a call. That call was made to then
Illinois State Senator Barack Obama, to set up an introduction
between myself and Senator Obama. Upon arriving at the bar
and exiting the limo, Senator Obama was standing next to Mr.
Multani and I was introduced to Senator Obama binding later that
evening in a bar, which I believe was called alibis, and
they state believe because I have failed so far to get
Citigroup to provide the credit card receipts that has the
actual name I mentioned that could use a liner to to wake up
that's how I could try to come on to all my boyfriend's by the
way. Hey, honey, I could use a line or two just to wake up
furring to coke and I stated I was after stating I was Obama
stata he could purchase cocaine for me and then made a telephone
call. This tool is significant from a cell phone to a presently
unknown individual during which Senator Obama arranged the
cooking purchase. Senator Obama and I then departed the bar in
my limousine and proceeded to an unknown location where Senator
Obama exited the limousine with $250 which was provided to him
by me returned a short while later with an eight ball of
cocaine, which he gave to me. I did ingest a couple of lines of
cocaine and shortly thereafter Senator Obama produced a glass
cylinder pipe and packet of crack cocaine from his pocket.
Obama then smoked the crack cocaine. I perform fellatio on
Senator Obama and the limousine during the time Senator Obama
was smoking crack cocaine
I forgot the crack part. Okay, I got pretty close.
Yeah, anyway, so Well, this goes on and on. And it's actually
quite interesting and it's like I never did just showed up all
of a sudden this goes is a clip
well, I think the reason why it's popped up again is because
the President spent a weekend just him and Reggie Love in Palm
Springs, and you know, he had played golf with Tiger Woods and
the press was not told and the press couldn't come in.
Right then press was was kept away from yells gang, which
means that which is very unusual, because Obama doesn't
mind the publicity for anything, but you know, so they were
banned, and then I didn't know about the Reggie loves.
Reggie, Reggie Love. Got it. So they they come back from the
trip. The President had a 10 minute off the record
conversation with the press, which the press is reporting as
a 10 minute off the record conversation. The President
deplaned followed by Reggie Love, who deplane Several
minutes later. Oh,
interesting. Tiger Woods.
quoted as saying during the game of golf, the President has
quote, amazing touch and pretty good stick I mean, you don't you
don't need Tiger not helpful. Okay. Not not helpful, my
friend. We're trying to keep this on the down low baby. As
stupid as that.
Maybe did it on purpose is to sort of sort of a gag. Maybe
maybe a code Hello, wink, wink. Hello, get it? So I
got I spoke to one of our military industrial complex
while spoke is a big word. had contact not actual voice contact
with one of our military industrial complex contacts, one
of our higher higher ranked ones. Yeah. And, and got some
pretty good information, which is also one of these Oh, my God,
that makes so much sense. How come we haven't really put all
that together? And it surrounds another piece of news. That is
just a story that it's just kind of thrown out there. And of
course, no one is really paying any attention to it. Because you
know, it's much more interesting to talk about the Blade Runner
guy who shot his model girlfriend in Australia or any
other bowl crowd.
Africa is even that I'm sorry, South Africa, we get an average
and African South African news story. People are killed all
over the world why there's so much attention being paid to
this guy, but Okay.
President Barack Obama says he's accepted from General John
Allen's request to retire rather than move forward with plans to
make him commander of NATO forces in Europe. General Allen
said in a written statement that his reasons for his decision
where personal we're going to when it's time to focus on his
family general hasn't gotten into many details, but the
Washington Post has reported that his wife suffers from a
combination of chronic health issues that include an
autoimmune disorder. Earlier this month, Alan finished a 19
month stint as the top commander of US and allied forces in
Afghanistan. His highly regarded career took a surprise turn last
fall, when the Pentagon announced that he was being
investigated for potentially inappropriate email exchanges
with a civilian woman in Florida. The Pentagon announced
last month that he had been cleared of any wrongdoing, it
wasn't immediately clear who the White House will nominate for
the NATO job.
So this is this is big, big news within the military industrial
complex. And there's a reason for it. And as my operative
says, you know, it's all political BS. And of course, I'm
like, Well, what do you mean exactly by that? And he, he
says, he or she says, Well, you've got to look a little bit
deeper into what is actually going on. And it all comes back
to Benghazi. Now, the thing is, if if the general really wanted
to go on to become the, you know, the big kahuna of NATO, he
would have to be, apparently I didn't know this, he would have
to be affirmed for this job by the Senate. And he absolutely
did not want any questions whatsoever in the Senate,
because, you know, something really, really horrible went
down in Benghazi, and everybody knows about it. And everybody
also knows who's responsible for Benghazi. And this is the this
is the piece we hadn't put together. And this is why John
McCain is so nuts oide about Benghazi, because the guy who
called off all of the support, the air support, the guy who
called off any any rescue efforts for the ambassador, and
the other operatives in Benghazi. Which guy was that?
John? It mean, we know it wasn't the president because he didn't
talk to anyone. We know it wasn't Hillary Lucifer. clippity
clop because she didn't talk to anyone that night. Who was it?
That actually John Brennan? Oh, geez, this is this is what we
hadn't connected. So these guys, they they do not they want to
under any circumstances, they are too afraid to death that
Brennan will become CIA CIA director, because he kills their
people. And now there's a direct competition between the CIA and
the D I A. The DIA currently looking for 5000 new spies, I'm
sorry. asymmetrical warfare. What is it aw Gee, Delta
operators at the asymmetrical warfare operatives. Delta nose,
douche bag. Now delta operators, okay, the Delta operators, you
see your analysts and advisors of the DIA. So you can end
they're all over the place. They're in Mali, they're in
Algeria. You can drop these guys in wherever you want. You don't
need any senatorial approval. They're not officially boots on
the ground. So there's now a war which we've known. Are there.
The advisors? Yes, consultants. So they're assaulted. So there's
they're looking, they're hiring 5000 of them. It's a lot. That's
the DIA. Okay, the Defense Intelligence Agency, and they
are in direct competition with the CIA and the CIA. Now,
Brennan, who was just a, he was a consultant. He was an adviser.
And he's the one that said, No, the White House says, you don't
send any planes to go save our people. Because, you know, of
course, he was in on the whole, you know, kidnapping went
around. And that's why John McCain, who was famously of
course, a military operative, is doing this kind of crap with a
chip Gregory last Sunday on the on the chips show. The President
said this week on the issue of Benghazi, you guys are running
out of things to ask about. So let me ask you at the end of the
day here on Benghazi, if the worst thing is true, what is
that truth about how the President handled this? This
crisis?
I don't know the answer to that question. I
say he knows the answer. But he can't say it. He needs to get
this out. So that
there are so many answers. We don't know, for example, what
did the President do? The night of the attack? We know he met
with its with the Secretary of Defense and the Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff on another issue, and then never talked to
them again. We know that the Secretary of State who said she
was clear I'd never saw the warnings about the fact that the
consulate could not withstand an attack. Why was that? We don't
even still know who's we've had five different versions of who
put together the talking points we know put together now it was
Brennan. We want to know why the President alleged to Mitt Romney
in a debate that he had called it a terrorist attack when he
hadn't an interview that very night of September 12. He had
said he didn't know what it was and for two weeks later, kept
saying he didn't know what kind of attack it was. And in
testimony, the Secretary of Defense and Chief of Staff, the
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff both said they knew that
night. There are so many questions about Benghazi, we've
had two movies about getting bin Laden. And we don't even know
who the people were, who were evacuated from the consulate the
next day after the attack.
Isn't that amazing that we still don't know that that like 50
knows. So Brennan. Brennan is the one who said to Aaron, Dude,
you are not going to Congress, you are not going to testify.
You are leaving now. Or I'm going to completely ruin you.
Which of course, you know, he has the emails, we know the sex
W all these guys are all sexed up. They're all boning chicks
everywhere that the huge Cox just walking around because they
can
Well, front page of today's New York Times, which I don't White
House refusing legal memo access, they're trying to
submarine Brennan. And it's the Democrats too. It's not Yeah,
which makes sense. If you're gonna take the theory that both
sides everybody knows, the White House is refusing to share fully
with Congress. The legal opinions that justify targeted
killings are still after that. Well, maneuvering to make sure
its stance does not do anything to endanger the confirmation of
In other words, the White House still wants to Brennan as CIA
director, rather than agreeing to some Democratic senators,
demands for full access to the classified legal memos on the
targeted killing program. Obama administration officials are
negotiating with Republicans to provide more information, right,
why Republicans on the lethal attacks of the American
diplomatic compound in Benghazi, according to the Congressional
staff, so this is the front page right now. So something's up.
Well, here's
what's up. So according to my source, my source says there
will be lots of people leaking information, because they are
because the military is really, really angry that, you know,
there people were left out to dry. I mean, you know, da, and
they, you know, do we know, general Hamm was told to step
down people were, you know, people have been arrested,
thrown out of the military. You know, Petraeus was, of course
they had they all had their ulterior motives. I mean, I
think there was also a potential military coup, being set up
where betrayus is, and he's still may run for a presidential
candidate in 2016. I mean, it's all very possible, I think that
was going on. But for sure, they'll and Mike, my operative
is saying, you know, hey, I'm angry too, that you know, would
that would just being left out to dry and he says Kerry knows
nothing. Our new Secretary of State, his you know, that he's
the big empty Waterhead, as they call Him. And He better get a
clue quick, because according to my source, more Ambassadors will
die.
How about that, huh? That's a good one.
No, it's not good. But it's,
it's well, no, I mean, that's a good tidbit. So what I said, you
know, carry by the way that you mentioned him I do, I didn't
make a clip of it. But I was gonna do a joke clip. Yeah. But
carry gave a speech about global warming. It was the longest
speech went on for for days, and it went on about this. I'm
an idiot. I miss Hillary so much.
And of course, back then, of course, now, the FBI is
investigating the height. Sale for insider trading. So you so
that's how they get carry. So we need something to blackmail?
Well, who knows if he was in on it or not? I doubt it. Wow. All
right. So I told our operatives the following I said, we will
listen to any leak. complete anonymity assured, you know,
I'll meet you anywhere, whatever. You want
to make sure you're anonymous in all kinds of different ways
because they're go after you, for sure.
And I also asked, how could we get one of those dia, asymmetric
warfare gigs? I think we'd be great consultants. Yeah, we
would, analyst or advisor for Come on, man, get us on. And he
sent me to a webpage. What is asymmetric warfare? You know,
I'll tell
you, I know it. asymmetric warfare is I'm over it. What is
asymmetric warfare is where you have an unbalanced attacker. In
other words, like essentially, it's like, if you're like a
small group of a small cadre as set up in whatever, whatever
organizational structure you want, and you do nothing but
take potshots right at at a helpless large opponent. It's
essentially like ankle biting, you know you can perfect for
that somebody kicked you in the shin and runs off essentially
what's asymmetrical warfare is a little kitchen kicker kicking in
the shin and run Zaki,
all right operational advisor in the asymmetric warfare group.
Here's the position that's available operate in an
unconstrained and undefined environment where there are no
scripts and where the enemy does not follow a playbook I'd say
that's
written all over us
understand the Support Unit supported units, operational
environment or battle space, from the platoon to division
levels and the associated commanders priorities. Yeah,
I'll just say we got that. I'm not quite sure what it means.
But it sounds like we can we can, we can figure it out.
Understand the bigger picture and priorities of the theater
commander, since they effects subordinates decision making
processes, say yes to
oil pipe pipelines. Yes.
Understand the friendly, neutral and threat actors at the
different levels. Without the luxury of developing that
knowledge over a period of months. Well, hello, this is
what we do twice a week, generate networks within the
supported unit and from outside agencies in order to attack and
solve complex problems. Well, we're all we already got your
network we're talking to your people already. Understand the
influencers within the support and organization, Brennan, get
to the root cause of a problem and develop an attainable
solution given current constraints and limitations.
Brandon also Brendan trait Brennan
Alright, so here's the traits we look for an operational advisors
adaptability, flexibility, problem solving skills, time
management skills, organizational skills, I don't
know
about I don't know. We might use a weak spot.
Our Achilles heel, ability to plan interpersonal skills,
compatibility, communication skills, ability to deal with
ambiguity, decision making skills and ability to self
motivate Oh yeah. I can self motivate all day long. So we can
apply click here to pay though. Oh, it's probably
get most of it in in filthy lucre.
I got certificate based authentication failed. Wow.
Oh, it's because your your your rig has been compromised.
Speaking of which, how awesome is it that we're about to go to
war with the Chinese over some Bogota report.
Talking about that book, the app? Well, something's going on.
But how about this for I'm listening to it. And
fortunately, I have a clip of it because the reasons are
inexplicable. So I'm listening some more of these Pentagon guys
moaning about oh, God, we're dead. They're taking 7% But
somehow, it's 30%. We're losing 30%. And we can't do this. We
can't do that. What do we get? We're gonna get we're not going
to be prepared. And the ways skip saying over and over, we're
not going to be prepared for the next war. There's a war come in
and we're not prepared to be prepared. We don't have the
money we will do is if we're going to be with it. We are in
perpetual war.
Well, so I had another operator. Talk to me who was boots on the
ground. This week, we're talking about the sequestration about
the, you know, week left or whatever, extreme and the last
show? Yeah, well, we have a huge, which I think is great.
You know, let's be honest. Let's just stop spending, whatever,
you know, so we'll have all kinds of homeless people eating
cat food. I'm a fan of getting these things over quick. Yeah,
when when? When I met when I met Mickey and I knew that I had
fallen in love with her. I told my wife almost immediately,
because if it sucks no matter what it painful no matter what
I'm I'm for ripping it off and dealing with the pain upfront
and not dragging it out. So that's my that's my philosophy
in life. And it hurts. It's painful. And it's not fun. But I
feel like Get it, get it going upfront. So let me state that.
But these guns so if you look at the the military industrial
complex, which comprises I think, isn't almost at this
point. All of the almost all the money that we pay in taxes goes
into the military. Isn't that kind of what it is? I mean, they
say
that's not true. Most of it goes to Medicare and
path. It's got to be at least half half. It's about half Okay.
A lot. Yeah. So what now we've spoken to many people is it
particularly the first Hot Pockets tour, we went around the
Virginia area, the all of these bite spooks central Yeah, well,
it's not just spooks. But as it's all these operations all is
particularly when it comes to, to technology. These are
fiefdoms and the people who run these fiefdoms, they protect
their the money that comes in, they build up these huge things
and they've got people that they pay and everyone's on the take
and everyone's getting blown and they got hookers and everything.
And it's a huge frickin bonanza. And they never believed that
this would actually happen they never really believed that and
of course, now that you know it's like when you're in bed
with the mob you go hey, listen mobsters, you know I got it. I
can't pay you this week, because of this stupid sequestration
thing. There's all kinds of people are freaking out when you
have to put a an air craft carrier into the dock because
it's not coming out or whatever this is, it is very significant
in their delusional world in their
people to, there was a really good example of what Adam kind
of glossed over a second ago, in one of the soprano episodes,
Tony Soprano had made friends with this guy, it actually made
friends with him as a sporting goods guy. And he ran the store
and he borrowed some money from Tony, or something. And he
didn't pay him back on time thinking. So Tony would let his
slide and Tony just beat the crap out of me on the spot. And
then you know, you're not your friend. And he was just like an
eye opener for this idiot who ended up losing the store. And
so this
is going to happen to people, people are basically the, the
military version of, of Tony Soprano beating the crap out of
you. Because this, it does go all all the way all across the
board. And so I understand people are freaking out. And we
spend too much on our military. And you know, like, I always
hear that we're 10 times as big as all other military combined,
we could be five times. You know, the problem is it puts
hundreds of 1000s of people out of work, which we're bound to
hit anyway. If not in, you know, October, then in five years,
it's gonna happen. So I'd rather go through the real depression
now just go come on with the cat food is they've tested it. You
can eat it five days a week, and you won't
just have some dolphin in it.
So this is the way the media have a little montage here. One
minute montage of your news media. Because I know that
people listen to the show, don't watch that anymore. This is how
the slaves are being mind controlled about this serious
catch,
though to this month crisis in Washington. Just for starters,
what we're looking at here is a possible loss of 750,000
American jobs by the end of the year,
President Obama is warning of dire consequences for all of us.
If lawmakers don't act quickly.
The justice system is going to be affected across the board,
especially the Justice Department, the President has
said as his issue of national security.
Well, if you're flying out of airports like BWI, you're really
looking for a tough time if these forts budgets do actually
go through just this
morning, the President said quote, hundreds of 1000s of
Americans will lose access to primary care and preventive
care, like flu vaccinations, and cancer screenings. And the White
House also estimates that cuts to mental health funding will
leave 373,000 Americans left untreated. Now that might mean
scaling back on Youth Violence Prevention Programs, the
politicians on both sides of the aisle want to see more of after
that shooting in Newtown, the Agriculture Department also
thinks our food supply might be at risk.
DIE DIE DIE, I tell you, all right, you can give that clip of
the week. No, no, no,
there's better this better. I don't feel good about that.
I don't care. I called it you have to make calls they call it
I'll tell you why. It's because the I mean, besides this panicky
thing. It will go roll it goes back to the calculation we did
7%
So Popular Science, did a study about people eating cat food.
And their suggestion is to get the Newman's Own can be formula
as it is a cat food consisting of free range beef from ERG y.
chock full of vitamins.
Ah, yeah, write that down. Yeah. They also
say in this article that technically a human can ingest
and digest a baseball not recommending that as a survival
astrologer
then would be doubly
anyway and so of course, you know, all of the stupid news
media have to play along with the dumb script. Like oh, well
what's gonna happen blah, listen. This is and of course,
up there on on James Carney's territory, James Kearney is the
spokes hole for the the Obama administration. There's a new
woman in the press corps, who had the audacity to ask what we
discussed on this program, if not Sunday, the week before. Was
this not the President's idea in the first place? It was kind of
his idea and the way we understand it, he was like, Hey,
if you don't come up with the goods on this thing, then I'll
make it law so that we just have to cut everybody. Don't ever go
for that. And of course, it was all set up for the Republic. to
constitute call his bluff, but she did she and they did. And
here we are. And she had the audacity of hope to ask remind
us to remind us that this was the President's ideas done.
She's
out. It's bad for the middle class.
Didn't everyone agrees that was a bad idea, but didn't originate
them dead do for the sequester originate here at the White
House?
Well, we've been through this a lot. I know you're filling in
but the but wait, here's here's the fundamental fact, during the
deficit reduction of the debt ceiling negotiations there
because the Republicans refused to embrace balance, refused to,
in the end, join hands with the President and pursue a grand
bargain. There was an absolute necessity to avoid the default.
And both sides were looking for trigger mechanisms. This is
complicated budget speak.
Oh, so listen, slave. I know you're filling in. And this is
complicated budget speak. trigger mechanisms. Wow. Do you
think we can figure it out? Trigger trigger mechanisms? No.
No. too dumb for me? No. Gotta
run a douchebag clip right there.
Yeah, I think you're right. What an aihole. I thought it was
funny. I know you're filling in and I will kick your ass later.
out of your mind asking these questions
it douche bag shut up.
And then on the MSNBC is Chris Matthews. He actually told the
truth for once. Oh, that's odd. Yeah. But he didn't quite
realize it.
Let me finish tonight with this. I think the difference between
the Democrats and Republicans is getting as wide as the Grand
Canyon. Watch how they do it. President Obama wants to keep
the government going. Pretty simple, huh? Republicans
threatened to stop and it's relentless. The fiscal abyss,
the debt ceiling, the sequester, the end of the continuing
resolution, different words, different deadlines all detonate
the same explosion. They threaten the crash the
government, they don't like the weights doing something if they
don't like who the American people have elected as
president? Isn't that what the Republicans did back in the old
days? If they didn't like a government somewhere, Guatemala
ran the Dominican Republic? Surely they just brought it
down? Guess what? Republicans are now using the same tactic
here at home. If they don't like who's we've elected president,
they find some way to undermine the government discredit its
leaders, whatever it takes to destroy it. We are using this
kind of the same old Cold War CIA tactics to destabilize our
own country.
Yes, exactly. Only it's not a Republican Democrat thing. But
that is exactly what is happening. We are doing the
exact same thing we do. And by the way, he forgot to mention
some of the Democrat president to countries like, you know, the
Balkans under Clinton. And you know, Carter, and there's a
couple of couple left out there. But that is, indeed what is
happening. We are just destroying the world and the
United States along with it not not intended to make this any
great place to be. That's not that's not in the plan. So I
didn't, I didn't have a chance I downloaded it. But I didn't have
a chance to listen to the new Dvorak Horowitz unplugged, which
I enjoy immensely. And I thought that just looking at the title
and the topics like oh, this is gonna be good. I'd like to just
get a little update if you don't mind. One. When is it? When are
we all going to die financially? And the two How does gold fit
into this? Because gold has been just hammered down. You know, me
I like gold. Yeah, you do. I don't sell it. I don't sell
seeds. Don't sell with gold bullion and coins. I like having
it. And I bought it when it was $850 an ounce. And now it still
isn't, you know, 1500. So it's still almost double. But we're
at a time where the Germans are saying we want our gold back.
Everyone's like, where's our gold? The Chinese apparently
everyone's buying gold. Now all of a sudden, gold is down like
what 30 $40 In, in the span of a couple of weeks. What is
happening? John C. Dvorak, Nobel Prize winning economist here.
It was overpriced. It's just being sold off. Over.
But isn't that isn't supposed to be like the place that everyone
flocks to when When?
When the markets crashing but the market is doing quite well.
Because well, no, it's the market was down because we heard
the Federal
Reserve in a couple of points. It's in the 13 1000s. And it
just keeps hitting 14. It's going to probably go to 15. I
think really? Yes. Well, it looks like I think a lot of it
has to do with all this. I've said it before and you said oh I
don't get that. And I you know I think it's from all the wealth
we're pulling out of all this tar sands and all the crappy
natural gas we're putting out there for free. And
it's gonna You have me confused with someone else. I've never
even heard this theory of yours.
Yeah, it's a couple of weeks ago I gave it to you or maybe
weren't listening. No
bad happened. Say it again. I want to understand
my thesis is is that we didn't we have a 40 year and 80 year
old depression cycle that kind of means every 80 years or The
bad which is the one we're in. And every 40 years, they're bad,
but not as bad. And the only one of the reasons that nobody
believes this thesis is because there was no that the period
from 1850 to 1860. There was no massive depression, although
there was one in 1857. And that's because of the free money
that was pumped into the system to today's equivalent of $30
trillion is the discovery and discovery of gold, and silver
all the new world. Tons of Right, right, right. So you're
saying that if you read the books, the first books, by the
way that were written about depressions and what happened
and how it happened, and all the rest began in 1857, in 1857,
there were still some books available, some of the older
libraries who have burned these books about the depression of
1857, that was printed in the 1860s. Anyway, so I believe that
that influx of cash or, or essentially printed money, found
the gold into the economy kept it from going into a depression
until 1857, when it should have crashed in 1853. Or before in
1849, maybe, you know, something modeled after the 39 situation.
Today, we have a similar situation with all the parently
all the oil and gas that we found in the USA, that is
producing, I think a lot of wealth similar to the gold
wealth, and that is pushing off the inevitable depression, and
it may push it off. I don't know if there's enough of it, but it
may push it off until 2017.
Okay, so So but
so we're seeing a similar situation from 1849 to 1869.
No, I remember the conversation because what I said is I took a
little bit of issue with it, because I can't just go with my
pan down to the river and get me some shale gas and go sell love.
You're living in Chicago, you couldn't do that when during the
Gold Rush, it was just individuals. But anyway, that's
beside the point. The thing that we always have to remember is
the real problem with the cycle theory is that there's a there's
a war cycle involved. And that means we're engulfed to a major
extent in 2020 in some sort of conflagration. So, okay, very
unpleasant that you were World War
kind of sucks. That will suck. But But so what happened to
October? I mean, so October because you've also said that
October, we're gonna everything's gonna come crashing
down. Is that now off the books? Is that not?
I'm saying? I don't know, I'm not sure that we're getting
enough wealth out of the ground free. Okay. So I don't know. I
mean, this is all I do is in my cycle book, which is yet to see
print. As I discussed the possibilities, what kind of
things fall into place, I think is yet to see a crash, we could
have a crash in October still,
I think it's yet to see manuscript. I don't know if it's
yet to see print. I don't think it's manuscript for me. Anyway,
the
point is, I just experienced the situation as it now exists. So
we may, but whatever the case is, nobody in any of these
cycles has ever been able to avoid the seventh year crash. It
happened in the 30s. That happened in the 70s. In fact,
the 70s are very funny. It happened in the 1857 is always
so that you can you're not going to get around that one.
So what happened in 1987?
No, no. 77.
But also last night, wasn't Oh, that was the last one. What
have these seven crash which is not really was a flash crash is
actually an 80 year cycle. It happened in the 1907. And anyone
who was familiar with this phenomenon, which happens every
80 years, where you have a one or two day, can I can I make a
suggestion you can make tons of money on will happen again, 80
years 18 or 19 or 2067? Here's,
here's what I would recommend
2067 Sell everything for just, uh, you know, just for the crash
and then by,
okay, so, so my, as a friend, and a colleague, my suggestion
would be to get the book ready, you know, like, and even if you
print it yourself or whatever, and then pick like your I like
your 2017 Target, and just keep stick to the message. Because
you know, you're you confuse me every single time. Just say, I
like all that, you know, just go psycho. I like it when you spout
off yours like, oh, this and that and gold rush. But never
ever say, you know, well, it might not just you gotta be
like, we're going to die in 2017 followed by World War 2020. Just
it's all gonna suck. We're gonna die. And I had
that that has not changed. No, no, because no, it does. You
don't do it. Right? Well, you
think it does.
But I'm like, I'm the audience. I'm asking the question, and
then confuse me the thing. I want to feel good about death. I
want to feel good about death in the future. I
gotta get this in print. Because, you know, people can
point at it and say, what about this and I can send that I can
explain it.
Yes, exactly. Yes, I know. You gotta get this how can I help?
So much work? deconstructing the news for this audience? I know.
I know. That is very difficult to get distinct fish. Although
I'd say it's mostly written I have the vinegar book is also
also written it just needs to be edited.
I've never even heard of the vinegar book. I've heard of the
salt book, the egg book, The cycles book, The vingt. Now
there's a vinegar book.
Oh, yeah, the vinegar book. Really? Yeah. Is there any
became even more imperative when I read the article in the recent
Seattle Times about how to make homemade vinegar and it's just
wrong. This is basically making something that's just gonna make
you poison, making poison, but vinegar on another show,
you have to have a mother. I know that you gotta have a
mother. Yeah,
mother, right? What is what is a month I'm gonna show my son
little by donation to no agenda. Imagine all the people who could
do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
So we had a newsletter that we sent out. And yes, even beyond
the newsletter, John and I had two conversations outside of the
show,
which is very distressing. It's,
it's it is. Yes, that can't put any other way. It is extremely
distressing. And the reason for these conversations, is because
we both felt that the donation segment has become something
beyond our control.
It's too long.
And how do we solve?
Yes, now, let's,
well, I'd like I'd like to say, I'd like to get the elephant in
the room within view. Because I've thought about this since
our last conversation, did you
look at any of the notes that people sent us? I have
not looked at any of the notes? Oh, you mean, the emails? Yeah,
no tons of emails that people sent in with all kinds of ideas?
Yeah, I want to get the actual issue on the table. And then we
can talk about ideas. Okay, because people are very helpful.
They're saying, you know, raise the limit, you know, don't know
notes. Only executive producers should do notes or, you know,
nothing under $100 I mean, a million, a million ideas a
million different times a day, just a million things. Here's
the issue, here's what I am most afraid of, and I want to get it
out, get it off my chest, and then I'll feel better moving
forward.
Thanks.
The issue here is the fear that people are donating only to get
their message out there and get some kind of Jingle combo or
karma or whatever. And it's not actually for support of the
show. So my fear is that if we change this, that and I live
100% off of this money at this point, I have no other income,
but this my fear is that if we change this the way the donation
segment works in any manner that we will wind up with less money
and as I say that I I would rather be poor then think that
people are only donating to you know to have you know, to have
you read it in a stoner voice and then don't care about the
show. If it's not for the show, then I would just rather not
having this is good. Do you feel good feel the same way? This
apparently I did. And I was like, you know, I don't want to
be a horror to the to a corporate entity. But I also
don't want people just sending money because you know, we're
like the court jesters and like, oh, look, Adam did a funny combo
of jingles. Oh, look, they Oh, I got a Karma jingle. Oh, you
know, John Wooden a stoner voice look what I can make them do
now. Oh, Atlas Shrugged jingle Oh, John hates it. That is not
actually supporting the work we're doing. So if it's not for
supporting the work we're doing, then I would rather make less
money. That's kind of my feeling. So whatever we do, as
long as it's for supportive the work and not for, you know, I'm
okay with reading notes. And sometimes people have very
interesting things to say. And I think that, you know, we read
everything. Regardless, I'm not, I'm just not sure that it's
helpful for reading all of these long diatribes and I've just
looked at the at the list again today. And I can see that it's
going to take us 45 minutes to get through it if we read every
single one all the way through. And I like the I'd like to
numerology. I like Suazo enough. But you know, at a certain
point, I think it's not going to be entertaining. And I think
we're getting very close to that. And it really isn't that
constructive for the deconstruction we do.
All right. That's I think you're right. I think it's reasonable
that you feel this way. How do you feel? I know that I believe
that we should just raise is the limit for where we start reading
and we should just thank people just I'm in the camp that we
should do the minimum number of reads some selected ones from
the lower numbers. And then thank everybody that's over $50
Because everything under $50 is anonymous by by rule, and or
even raised anonymous point and and just essentially cut the
segment in half, but still read, you know, they're all the
executives and all those guys because they tend to be
judicious about the their donations, the executive
producers, the top four or five of people that donate ever on
any show. That's kind of where I'm thinking, but you know, we
have a million emails that came in on the new email, which I
would tell people if you want to get a hold of a shoe, although
you know how effective is going to be in the long term, which is
in a feedback.
Can I ask you? What the hell were you thinking? Well, what
and a feedback@outlook.com?
I tried no agenda. Somebody took it. I tried no agenda show and
somebody took it. Really they tried. I tried all kinds of
stuff. And they were all gone. All the no agenda related. Names
are gone. So I just met in a feedback. And that's nobody
stole that.
Hold on one second. I got an emergency here. Hold on.
So as Adam goes off to clear up whatever happened already,
because this house is on fire just moved in. Let me thank a
few people that are on this list.
The air conditioner down for me, like cooler. Here. I'm sorry, I
don't want to explain what happened.
Peter Bennett in Brooklyn, Ontario 12407, which is an
uninteresting Number. He says that we must continue to read
the producers note he gets a kick out of it. And he should
put that in an email to and a feedback. And I
can I can I say one other thing kind of about this. I'm sorry.
It's an important topic. My suggestion was that we take our
own, this is what we you and I discussed off air that we take
our own poetic license. And we just edit these things down
before the show and you have bulk at that. I don't understand
why.
Because this this spreadsheet comes in five minutes before the
show. So then
let's start the show later.
What differences around editing?
Yeah, I know it's actual work, but I'm sorry. I mean, do you
realize that after every show, it's when you go off on your
merry way? Do you realize that I
do stuff edited stuff? I've had I've edited stuff on the fly.
And you said, Well, you didn't say this?
No, that's different. That's different. Because I'm reading
along with you. It is very different. It is different.
No, and here's what I'm saying. It's not you. It's them. You're
going to say something, I'm going to read the guy's note and
it's gonna say Ms. And I'm gonna leave a little thing out that he
read, that's all he really wanted was the thing that I cut
out is what he wanted. And I'm gonna get a note another note,
and it's gonna become a nightmare.
Okay, no, good point. I got it. I agree with that. So with our
listeners, producers, yes. Well, they should take some
responsibility as producers and help produce a better show.
Well, I'm, I would agree with that. And you would discuss that
if they would just cut these notes down from the the length
that they are, they're like, you know, 100 words to one hours
that they take, you know, this one, Peter Bennett's, for
example, in Brooklyn. He's got a long note that should have been
sent to no agenda out that Outlook or any
feedback@outlook.com. Although he might not be on the mailing.
I just think that I think the first thing we can do, I'm just,
you know what, I'm gonna say this. I'm sick and tired of
doing I don't mind if you want a Karma shot. I'm sick and tired
of being your monkey boy with the jingles. It's not funny
anymore. I'll do it for executive producers a couple.
But what is the point is this, what value does this bring to
anyone's life?
Well, I think that karma seems to have an effect. Yes. I other
stuff may be a little bit much and people keep asking for for,
you know, and or more even three? I don't know.
I mean, so look at Peter Bennett. I mean, he's typical.
So he says, if more than he said, I want you will obey karma
shot with a buzzer. If someone asks to hear a clip that was
played so between Episode 1435, but only the first seven point
34 seconds through Adams bullhorn. I mean, it's just
like, what I mean, I don't get them get it. But then I look at
that and go like, what's $124.07? Well, so that's not
going to show up anymore?
Because I don't know.
Well, I'm gonna find out I'm willing to risk it.
That's what you say. Yeah, well, I still have a model that we
that we agree on.
The model is a model is value for value and if people
jump out a model for what the cut offs are and who's an
executive producer and all the rest
so what so
we I thought was the same. I want to just I want to take the
think that from $50 for all dimensions and just thank
everybody with a list of names is, you know, this guy, that
guy, this woman, that woman, you know, whatever for
$50 Yeah, that's the level or anything about I don't
understand No, no,
to be another level like 100 before we read anything. And
then anything below that. We saw you're talking about inflation
and say thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, and you're
done.
All right. So you're talking about inflation, essentially.
Yeah,
exactly. Inflation. And what we'd like to producers to kind
of cut down on their long winded pneus I mean, there are some
people that have funny stories but generally speaking, you
know, but I think here let's just read these and then we can
say what why should be shortly I
will we will evaluate every note
that's in the donation said yes in this donation segment today,
but then we can play miser do the whole thing from Bennett an
interesting number you must continue to read the producer
notes I get a kick out of your reading the notes I have sent
you along with my contribution I don't mind the length but I can
see how some amely retentive listeners could get grumpy for
me the longer the better. I've got a long commute suggestions
for Executive Associate he read their comments at if excessive
we've talked about that. So he goes on minimum donation 6969
Which is what I thought was it was not bad and he goes on and
with some other stuff too, but minimum jingles all the rest.
Anyway, he did. He has this if someone here likes to hear a
clip that was played between Episode 14 and 35 only played
the first 7.34 seconds through Adams bullhorn and give them I
don't know a second, that's never going to work. Anyway, he
wants a Karma shot with the URL he wants. You will obey karma
shot buzzer
huh? So you already I'm already not not doing this, right?
Because I was gonna say something that what people don't
take into account, because he's like, Oh, the longer the better.
Okay, very funny. But after the, you know, this is like, this is
real. This is not only mental and physical work. And after we
go through these very long donation segments, I don't know
why you I'm tired. And then I'm tired. And then you know, then
we rush because it's long and I'm tired. And then there's
stuff that doesn't get handled properly. And that's the actual
value we're supposed to be bringing
will obey you will obey will obey.
You've got karma you want I mean, I understand.
So when you kind of stay on, so when you make us tired with long
notes, you are hurting the actual show. When you go
I would agree with that. I also think it changes the pace of the
show. Yes. Luckily the second half is, here's the repaste
Michael Malone bluesky in Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia,
I'm donating 111 11 as that famous donation of 2011 is the
last year when everything was going well for me. Probably
because my wife Sarah was turning 33 That year
coincidence? I think not. That year, things were going so well
that when someone called me out as a douche on Twitter, my ex
employer D duped me and had the tweet deleted. Little did I know
that they had no such right to play with these higher powers
only interested in the greatest podcast in the universe. So as
an all show listener, in other words, he's read everything from
show one or heard everything and never donated. Probably not
getting the newsletter. I need to de douching have enjoyed the
years of evolution of the show and especially with John slowly
warming and taking part in what seems mostly Adams influence on
the use of jingles. I don't know about that
expletives and music.
Rarely, and musical instruments. I'm the one who got the slide
whistle as it is my MILFy wife's birthday today and we have that
listed. Put Sara Yeah. Well like to give her the gift that keeps
giving Don't eat me Hillary milk karma.
Hillary Clinton. That's
karma. So here's an example of a note you could have just said,
Hey, I've never donated. I'm a douche. Here's, here's my
donation. Here's why it's this number. And I'd like you to say
hi to my wife.
Put on birthday list. Put birthday and their weight gets
on there. 90% of the time, but she's not on. She should be. I
don't know. He put that logo here. Oh, okay. All right. So
she's on Good.
Great. Read the next one.
Well, I have to read the next one.
Get the phone ringing.
Well, who cares? I mean, what is it?
It's annoying. What could what could possibly just drive me
crazy? Patrick COBOL Sir Patrick I thought you're gonna see just
take it off at 1111 It's just the same you know I'm making
notes on this is the these are the people that have been
calling me two or three times a day is Sarah from account
services are now some guy who begins to phone call with Do not
hang up first thing you're gonna do hang up of course anyway
COBOL and national NFCC Oh keep ringing that's the problem they
have done okay,
I'll go Will you just go hanging up don't answer just go take the
phone off the hook.
I went off by itself okay, it was probably more it's magic.
Sir Patrick Coble to you the donation is first served Joe
cool designs and his awesome custom no agenda, racing helmet.
Final wrap for an upcoming track day this week and I want to make
sure we get a Karma shot with an LG y for sure. Joe cool designs
Jim Bob Maggie and Sergio, cool design editor anyway, so give
him a calmer shot. Yay.
You've got karma.
Chun a seat? Chun Shia. Wang. Chun Shia. I think Kansas City
exigency pronounced sh Kansas City Kansas 100 In the morning
from Manchuria. Hopefully some karma will lead to success in
our efforts to improve our economic situation only can
improve at this point.
Well, let's help you with that. Then. You've got karma
Zachary stager or stagger stager. It's got to be staggered
stager, Troy, Ohio. Pleased to see this newsletter about
altering the donation segment is length has been bothering me for
some time. I enjoy hearing the occasional funny story or tidbit
of regional information from the producers but playing jingles
over and over and over again, is becoming stale and taking up
time. Thanks, Zach.
Right on Zach thank you
note. Raymond Williams with no comment from Lafayette,
Louisiana $100 Adrian Vern nortje
For noi ver noi, Andrey unfair NOI and pal mepple. nipple.
nipple, nipple.
Thank you for the heartland, of course. Thank you for the work
you put in every week much appreciated. Could I please get
a Karma shot for my family and friends? Yes, absolutely.
That's a great note, Adrienne. Thank you. You've got karma.
And there Aronson in San Francisco. And Heather obviously
didn't get the email. Warning drunk donation star John stopped
belly aching about Microsoft and the FN ribbon. I'm a PowerPoint
Designer. And I do that by the way, I complain endlessly about
the ribbon. I'm a PowerPoint Designer from last year, my
company switched from 2003 to 2010. And I learned that shit in
less than 36 hours. Wait a minute, it took you 36 hours to
learn how to use the ribbon. Holy crap and you think that's
good. Anyone know what the ribbon is? I don't do interface
that they put in and got a bunch of crap across the top that you
can't figure out. Here's 100 bucks, you can take 45 minutes
off and learn it took me 36 hours. I'm using it now. Anyway,
she says Shut up already. I'm drunk on a small batch of
quadruples distilled vodka from London while cooking my vegan
dinner. Should I think I'm a hipster anyway, you know it's
all in love shoot me some karma bitches
here's some bitch karma you've got karma.
Other drinking straight up vodka. By the way, Papst
Jonathan being a new provider New Jersey sorry.
Hold on a second. That's New Providence new provider.
Is this like oh I see on here as new provider is this
is this the ribbon? I'm using Open Office and seems fine on my
Open Office. Oh, I see it is and I also know there's no new
provider New Jersey
What is that like new provider? Is that you got that on that end
right and half which my spreadsheet did it says new
providers that made sense
is a medical village new provider in New Jersey very
nice. i Sorry,
my first donation took so long last Sunday show was terrific.
And after listening to Adam would go on
and on and on and on. Doesn't say that doesn't say that.
See there you go. This is just proof positive. I can no longer
can continue to be a douchebag who listens but doesn't donate a
donation makes up for the time I've been listening and I'm
signing up later today for a monthly subscription going to
cancel a premium cable channel that I hardly ever watch.
Everyone should do that by the way, and realize I'd rather have
my money going to people who add value for value and report on
what matters which this donation could be more blah blah blah. He
needs a D douching and some job karma and a little girl yay.
So you're actually you're editing on the fly interesting.
You've been deep
jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for job
interesting. You just desperately
give us a plug. He says if you go to Starbucks once a day for a
week you're spending 40 bucks a month on crap that you won't
miss
40 bucks a month. Wow. Is that what people spend on Starbucks?
Have you been this bar at Starbucks recently? No, I tried
to avoid it. It's like five bucks for a coffee cup. A five
cent coffee we go to
Joe's here Joe's on South Congress. Joe's
All right, somebody who doesn't want his name mentioned from
Broadlands Virginia. Gee, I wonder why. Ecuador Eric will
survice suffice. Hale Adnan and job hi or LA Manyana. And thank
you for what is truly l may whore podcast en el universo.
I've been listening since last June when Jack Blood kindly hit
me in the mouth and recommended your show. Adam's recent plea
for support finally made me pull the trigger and decide to donate
his meager amount of 9999 Do you might want play the thing for
however more donations will follow? He goes on. And he would
like us sciences in science and shut up already at science karma
and not seeing karma listed.
Science you've got karma
and now we got ADA ADA from Jeremy Johnson in Port Angeles,
Washington. Producers between 50 and 60 Just nice isn't that you
get a jingle maybe karma with Biff Mabel or Jose selecting
comments as they see fit. All right. Comments cost $70 or
above birthday requests also acceptable. Thanks for the show.
Hot Pockets please.
Not that's that's how a note should go.
John Vale in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Thanks for the
best podcast in the universe. Can I get a general karma shot
please? Absolutely.
You've got karma.
Please in this as a Yokohama anonymous 75 Please invoke the
spirits of job karma on my behalf the shin to charm in your
hand he sent his shin to charm from the condom Moyane shrine
myogenin my origins shrine, located just a stone's throw
from Akihabara which is the place where all electronics are
sold is paper charm wards, all software viruses, and hardware
Gremlins corny according to one of the priests, the charm must
be hung in a place that is easy for the spirits to see.
Basically, keeping it on your desk voids the warranty. I have
called upon myogenin the protector deity to look after
the no agenda show in return. I hope that you use your sway with
the gods of fortune on my behalf.
I think that was really nice, whatever anonymous did but I
don't understand what
this he sent. This little card has got these three items that
are kind of pushed into like little holding areas. And there
was a corner Oh, you're supposed to hang the three items up the
whole card. There's no There's no instructions in
use. Because I didn't understand that there was some physical
objects
came in the mail. It was like a card. And it's got these three
things in the card. And it's and it's all in Japanese. And it's
gotten I don't know, I'm going to show what to do with it. So
he's gonna have to send another note or email us. Dr. Ninja of
course or an integer in Port Jefferson, New York. $75 value
for value. The last show was the best ever.
Okay, really.
Nice. Shut up and more karma. Thanks. Shut up. Karma. Kill
right in Waco, Texas. 70 To commemorate the 70th birthday of
my smokin hot girlfriend Nancy on the 20th. Okay.
She sent a picture. Oh, what'd you send a picture and
the mail came in the mail and she's she looks better than I do
at my age. I look as good as her at 70. I go there now.
So she's smoking hot. Wait a minute. This is an old one. This
is from last week.
But this just came in the mail like yesterday.
Interesting.
I think he sent the note on email and somehow
I got it. I got this picture I've seen
Sergey QUnit saw Canet saw because it says because net
scoff because net Soph. Sir isn't itself maybe ladera branch
California. Thanks for the best podcasting universal love to
hear your analysis of the Orange County shooting, which started
next door to my house. I don't know anything about cremation
and we'll do an analysis Orange County next to the place.
Yeah. Yeah. Really wants you to do the analysis and help us out.
Yeah, geez. What happened next door honey? I don't know. I'll
wait for the noise. make any sense?
I got pulled over for speeding. What's that about? I don't know.
Let's maybe Adam and John can help. Like, well, what do we
like superheroes? Hold on a second, John. I think there's I
think there's something we need to go check out.
Jingle jingle 6969
Oh, is it that time again? All right. Well, this one I always
enjoy doing Hold on a second. I'm sorry. I wasn't quite ready
for you. Here we go. 16 I did.
Kimberly Lewis in Davis, California setting a little love
to you and my smokin hot Hubby, el Nani mus. Who's just had
another birthday on the 20 and says he's been a very naughty
boy. I'm requesting a parliament mon mumble whooping it with the
Constitution little girl yay karma for good and good karma
goes to us for continuing the best podcast in the universe
you've got karma new
success is that for sure Papa Guido, sorry to the now former
sir tall is night I am six seven There you go not be the tallest
of our ranks. I can try to end the discussion and hit my seven
foot tall cousin in the mouth and begin working on his
knighthood Wish me luck with that JCD obey LG y and a
huntsman who just lost his sister to a heroin overdose.
Sachs is that is that that's okay. I'm sorry. What does the
JCD obey LG why Huntsman
you will obey you will obey you will put honey out you
throw in a karma for good measure. You've got karma
Well, that's no good. No, it's no good. I mean, overdosing on
heroin. Isn't that that's like not a lot of people do that
anymore.
I don't know. It's weird. Daniel Miller, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Please thank my friend Matthew For recently hitting me in the
mouth the best podcast and university like a mac and cheese
karma for my birthday this weekend.
It's so popular.
Your slaves get the Mac into the magazine. Macaroni and Cheese
shatter melted together mac and cheese mac and cheese. Dr.
Edward Hall see in San Francisco, no commas just a C
span jingle is what we do. What we do is don't have to see. As
you Chang in San Francisco. ITM janitors my submission for biFs
new Austin residential FOB mofo aka forward base operating
motherfucker whether or not the name sticks I like def to say in
announcer voice forward
oh my god do the
Forward Operating Base motherfucker away Mesa followed
by an LG y and a karma you didn't tell me all that
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motherfucker you've got karma
crunch I've been rigid the with an arrow in his name apparently
on my thing. What is V? Three V and Castile camo someplace or
other? Where's he from?
Is us from Croatia? Okay, nations have read checkerboard.
He probably reads bug magazine.
Oh yeah, I'm sorry. John writes a column for Croatian magazine
everybody.
AMC divorce shock and John kurz me. Greetings from Gitmo nation
I've read checkerboard. Mr. Bridge. Very very longtime donor
first time donor please Can Pope Devorah grant me a one D douche
I am briefly and Gitmo nation lowlands broken dam and I have
trouble finding Dutch people over here. Literally my friend
Lazarus a douchebag until he donates douchebag the clamor for
my new job my birthday on the 21st fluoride in my water best
podcast in universe
says Florida in my cup is what he says Well, yes. Is fluoride
in
you've been de deuced this reminder, everybody who's going
to donate, donate on the Sunday show. Get these crazy call outs
and they may be gone. Forever
keywords such a war are the worst. That's right they're
going away it's
just a thought I'd get you know these we're gonna stop doing
these and now's the time to donate. Yeah,
we're gonna end it. That's right now's the time to get it's gonna
be like a two hour donation segment on set the whole point
is to cut this down people sir roll
SK in Saskatoon Saskatchewan the Paris of Canada. Sir roll here
again for another spousal Nephite this time I'd like to
dedicate this donation to my wonderful sister Maura, you know
he incorrectly as tight and you know, you know, you know him
incorrectly at what? I don't know. Oh, no, you know her I
don't know what he's trying to say she's tight and in the chat
room. Your dirty old men need to be corrected. Her chat room name
is tight, tight and tight enough for now as tainted painted
creeps me the hell out to hear Adam call her tight end.
Well, I've seen a picture of her welding. Yeah, yeah, she looks
hot. Tight End welding wonderful
sister. I want to wish her a wonderful 35th
Well, of course no one wants to think about a dude like thinking
sexually about your sister da but deal with it.
congratulated on recent achievements, Maura I'm very
proud. Now go get your welding Red Seal dammit. Send her a mac
and cheese. Toast. That's why people like his mac and cheese
thing is
because it's because it's wrong. You know?
Me Hillary.
It's like exactly why why? Why?
You slaves can get used to mac and cheese. Mac and cheese.
Macaroni and cheese. melted together. Mac and cheese mac and
cheese mac and cheese already. Oops. Wrong one.
Kiki's taken over. I didn't mean that one. I don't know what she
means by women and whatever. Hillary Clinton I don't know
about girls and women. I don't know. Is that a clip that you
had at the end of
the segment? We'll leave it at that. 6969 single 6969 Poor guy
out Adam Daly and Raymond Matt. Main. Wow. 6371 Drunk donation
homebrew. Just heard your discussion of Velveeta and
thought it was hilarious.
I say something. I do like your drunk donation reading. I mean,
is there a reason you stopped doing this now? I mean, the
editing it out. Okay. I can do it. Just heard your discussion
of Velveeta and thought it was ha. Hilarious. I had the same
thought when I saw the commercial was wondering if you
would mention it. That's why I made the effort to Donate at 240
A M. a mac and cheese made with graer and is delicious. been
meaning to donate since I got my first monthly paycheck for the
year of 98333. Up from 976 to five last year. Donate more
often, but look at how much I make a month. Great hair. Hope
you win folder. Thank you gave us more drunk to
the I think this sounds really sound pretty drunk. He sounded
like he was really sad. It
didn't make any sense. Dig aliens Steven. Or Steven the
gaming I would assume in Manly New South Wales. Love you guys
have been listening to show for years and have you had to donate
my lovely and hot girlfriend Laura. Send pic to Adam. The
Korean Princess has had a tough time with a douchebag OF A BITCH
boss and quit her job. Her first job as a lawyer Wow My
girlfriend is the best and I wish her all the best and
finding a job that allows you to express yourself honestly and be
a happy Chappie. Happy Chappie and hopefully she'll stop
breaking my balls. Jokes about the breaking balls part. Keep up
the good work fellas. Big hugs. Could I get a karma for Laura
and a sexy message from Adam? really impossible.
Okay. Hey, Laura. This is Adam. You sexy bitch. sent me a
picture. Do you think that's what Steve wanted?
I don't know. I don't think but enough for me. Yeah. And it
karma?
Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't realize it was accommodate. Yes, you're
right. Job. You've got karma.
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know what, Jonathan, we need to up our Christian bashing
that it's not it's not deconstructing the news. Here's
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to news just to gratuitously bash Christians or Catholics or
though Are they are they they've Scientologists for that matter
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it gets a bit hung from the ceiling of the auditorium that
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recently. Please apologize to each other right now. You know,
you have mad love for each other.
You first.
I'm sorry that I called you a douchebag for not knowing
anything about hipsters.
I'm sorry that I got all huffy and puffy. Am I sorry, I could
all whiny
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Kyle Bower and Wooster, Ohio, both coming in it's 50 bucks.
And I'd love to just be able to wrap off all the 50 to $100
people just like that. So but we'll decide in the weeks ahead.
And so you might as well take advantage of this short
opportunity you have whatever you put in there, we're going to
read it for a while. And then that is done.
I do like the idea of retiring certain things after a while so
that you know, but I'm gonna put a number on them. You know, so
like mac and cheese, you know, that's $100 retiring thing and
it needs to have like 10 More plays and that's it. We're done.
Yeah, I think so. Something like that. But
also that sounds like a lot of work. I gotta remember we got
accounting accounting.
Accounting got to do now we had to do bookkeeping.
Work. Forget you're on the go. I don't think I can handle that.
Is this too much for me? Might smoke comes out of my ears. Now
this is like, ah, what are we doing people?
He should be able to do it on the computer every time you
played, it should trigger Oh, right. Routine that just kills
Yes.
A sub routine. Should I write that in, in DOS? Or what was
that always to? Me? No. What was that always to language that I
liked so much. Remember that? Yeah, that I remember that was
that I actually I couldn't write a little bit in that. What was
that? What was that? Rex, Rex? Rex, somebody had all the OS two
disks. And you had to like load it up. And then after you're
done, you're like, Oh, wow. No, that was too loaded on my
machine. And it would run like half as fast as dos. was such a
piece of crap. Didn't you write a
book about it? Yeah, it was a good product is much better than
windows at the time.
It was the right idea. But it just we didn't have the
horsepower at the time. They did
have the right they did multitasking.
Multitasking. That's right. That was the main thing they
had done right. That's right. My experience with this was I had
it for a while I wrote the book and I did all these other
things. And then at some points
no agenda show the best podcast in universe runs exclusively on
Rex
Lisu. So they can't so here's what happened with me and my
experience has always to I had crashed the system about a year
earlier something happened and it was in the middle of an
install or something and it just had to be wiped and re it would
took me days to get the
machine back on track. And you're the guy that wrote the
book.
Yeah. And so then there was another incident like that. It
happened again, but it was like a year later but it was so
painful. I just stopped right there. I'd never ran Oh is to a
day after that.
It wasn't that kind of like UNIX II type things and you could you
could take a command you can compile it into like a little
app if I if I recall.
I don't remember any of that stuff.
A long time ago. All right people thank you very much for
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No nights.
No, no, no, no.
She won't hate you, brother. Will
we? Oops. Oops. That was that literally you
have one out off the wall clip. I'm going to start the second
segment with all more off
the wall than Larry Sinclair.
No, but that was poignant. Okay, this is a clip from a woman who
wrote a book on on Coolidge and this is the way it was in the in
the United States before the security state was instant. Due
to by Truman, as we discussed in a previous show, leading us to
the kind of crazy country we are now, but just play the Coolidge
clip and tell me why this can't happen again,
the single thing that Coolidge did that we want to remember is
when he left office, the budget was lower than when he came in.
That's the story for us now, in a period where we're concerned,
well, how do you do that the economy grew a lot, maybe by
maybe more than 3%. Sometimes, unemployment was below 5%. The
budget was balanced due to his own parsimony how he managed,
though to keep make the budget go lower. And how did that help
the economy a lot because he got the government out of the way of
the economy.
So first of all, first of all, that's Dr. Kiki. Listen, I
listened
because he got the government out of the way.
Already. Science. Dr. Kiki, I'm telling you more a little more
trouble. Yeah. So this is like a Republican clip.
It's not a Republican clip is a Coolidge clip. It wasn't your
Republican.
Yeah, but
he could have been Democrat. No, but he wasn't. I just wanted to
play the clip. Well, no comment. Okay.
I did you look at the Mandaeans AP T one report. Now you didn't
Did you? Watch. Okay, so you heard
about this thing called again, the Mandaean? So
Mandiant is the name of the company that was originally
hired by the New York Times after they got hacked. Remember
this? Right, right, right, only two weeks ago. Right. And so
they got so the New York Times got hacked. You know, I guess
the Chinese were so interested in their Bogot of news. Hey,
let's see what what lies the New York Times is going to print Oh,
we can steal them. And then the New York Times said, Oh, no,
whoa, we've been hacked. It was right in time, by the way for
the you know, the big push for the cybersecurity executive
order was all very coincidences just abound. It's it's really,
really, really interesting how that works. And and so now, I
guess they fired them. Mandiant Yeah, because they say that they
so the New York Times then publish this huge article about
the report that Mandiant has published that China is cyber
attacking us continuously. And the New York Times says
specifically, we have no current business relationship with
Mandiant. But we might in the future. Yeah, I'll bet. So they
had hired them after their hack. Then they fired them published
about their huge China report, and they might work with them
again, in the future. Shame on us, shame on you New York Times.
That sounds
like a scam. And the In other words, they hear Here's the way
I would do it, say it. They had that they were working for him.
And then they fired them. And then they wrote about him, Hey,
we think of this and and then they hired him back because they
didn't want to be writing about him while they were working
together. That's pretty much you know, don't even try to pull
that stunt. Just put a little disclaimer in the article, we
use their product.
Right, that's what they should have done. So Mandiant is you
know anything about this company? Mandiant.
Looking at him now, you know, you know, I pretty I keep up
with this stuff. But no, that's bothers me.
So Mandiant is was founded by a guy named Mandia. I think,
seriously. So that sounds crazy. But let me see I have the
leadership here. And this company, if you look at the
board, it is filled with consultancies, you know, guys
from, you know, big, big consulting firms, banking firms,
of course, you know, Kleiner Perkins, everybody's on the
board everybody's in. So this is kind of the go to Company, which
are Kevin Mandia. That's the guy founder and chief executive
officer of Mandiant. Kevin founded Mandiant to focus on
helping organizations detect respondent contain computer
intrusions, making Mandiant, the first company with incident
response as it's at its core competence. He has spent over 20
years and information security
has been on looking at his list of these these leadership page.
Yeah,
no, it's it's a who's who? Well, it is. It's perfect. This is the
board you want. These are the leaders you want. And so they
came with this report, which everyone talks about, but I
never read about anyone actually getting the report and looking
at it What are they really saying? So it's called Mandiant,
a PT one exposing one of China's cyber espionage units. And a PT
you know what that stands for? I presumed John.
I do know what it stands for. What does that come into me?
advanced persistent
threat. Okay, a PT one advanced persistent threat, everybody.
That's what it's all about.
What are these people charging to do what they don't manage to
do?
So they have this whole executive summary about this
building that they say is filled with Chinese hacking America?
Yeah, they have a building. They, it's, it's in Shanghai, I
believe. And they've had it on the newest of the last week. And
they keep they say it's the, it's the army secret building.
The army is the peace army.
They say it's the People's Liberation Army. And this is a
unit 61398. Now, what's interesting is right off the bat
in this report, which I have here in front of me, and of
course, as usual, it's marked up in the PDF in the show notes 489
dot na shownotes.com. Under the executive summary, it says in a
little asterisk. Our conclusions are based exclusively on
unclassified open source information derived from
Mandiant observations. None of the information in this report
involves access to or confirmation by classified
intelligence, it kind of tipped me off to the fact that they
really got nothing here in this 28 page report. However, we will
read a few highlights. We estimate that unit 61 398 is
staffed by hundreds and perhaps 1000s of people based on the
size of unit 6139 eighths physical infrastructure. So they
look at the building on a satellite photo. And from that
they have Google Earth. Yes. And they have and literally, they
pasted the pictures from Google Earth in the report.
It looks official to some idiot at the New York Times. The
industry and by the way, sorry, what's the building number
against 61398?
Unit 61398. A PT one focuses on compromising organizations
across a broad range of industries in English speaking
countries. So they say that this AAPT one advanced persistent
threat one, which is what they the team they're calling their
targets match industries that China has identified a strategic
to that growth, including four of the seven strategic emerging
industries that China identified, and it's 12 512 five
year plan that's really stretching here. So now what
they've done is they've looked at fully qualified domain names.
And I mean, this is this is so funny. In the last three years,
we've observed a PT one use fully qualified domain names
resolving to 988 unique IP addresses. So what and that 832
different IP addresses were used with remote desktop. So now
they're telling us that these hackers, these elite Chinese
hackers are using remote desktop. Yeah, yeah, that is how
most hackers go about it. Not. Then they say more proof that
it's the China's is that we've concluded attacks under
observation to a PT one operators keyboard layout
setting was Chinese simplified. Therefore, it must be China's.
And they're using the H Tran tool. Let me tell you, do you
know what the H Tran tool is? John?
No, no, I don't.
It's the HUC packet transmit tool. It's like it's like a
reverse proxy kind of thing. Like every script kitty in the
world knows how to use this. And this is not unique to Chinese.
And if they're using it, they could be reverse proxying to
make it look like they're from China. And this is no proof. But
here's the funny thing. In an effort to underscore that there
are actual individuals behind the keyboard Mandiant is
revealing three personas associated with advanced
persistent threat number one activity. Are you ready for the
three personas they're proof? Number one, the first Persona
ugly gorilla, has been active in computer network operations
since October 2004. His activities include registering
domains attributed to a PT one and authoring malware using a PT
one campaigns ugly gorilla publicly expressed his interest
in China's cyber troops in January 2004. MPs are these
people for real? The second persona an actor we call Dota D
O T A has read destroyed dozens of email accounts used to
conduct social engineering and spear phishing attacks. Dota use
the Shanghai phone number while registering these accounts. Oh,
that's proof they're Mandiant third persona, here's where they
go off the rails, who uses the nickname superhard. Gets the New
York Times. Why did they publish this?
I don't know. This sounds like they were buffaloed by the whole
thing. It's the byline, who's the byline of that article?
Here? This is an article. I'm reading the report. Okay, this
is the report.
And let me see who wrote the article.
So the third persona who uses the nickname super hard, is the
creator of a significant contributor to the A Riga and
Baghdad malware fam malware families. superhard discloses
his location to be the Pudong, new area of Shanghai. They have
no proof here. They just have hearsay basically. And like why
are we exposing a PT one? Well, it's time to acknowledge the
threat is originating in China and we want it to do our part to
arm and prepare security professionals to combat that
threat effectively. The issue of attribution has always been a
missing link in publicly understanding the landscape of
advanced persistent threat cyber espionage. Without establishing
a solid connection to China, there will always be room for
observation for observers to dismiss AAPT actions aren't as
uncoordinated solely criminal in nature, or peripheral to larger
national security and global economic concerns. We hope that
this report will lead to increased understanding and
coordinated action in countering AAPT network breaches and make
us rich beyond our wildest dream bitches. This is a sales pitch
force.
But they're saying it
last because everybody's kind of like, Oh, whatever. I mean, it's
like, maybe we need to get hire these guys because they can save
our company. People are hacking us. You know, maybe you need
what are we gonna do? What are we doing about it? I mean, if
you have course good people working on your staff, they
would see right through this crap, right.
It's, it's sad. Yeah. So I'm like, You got sensitive
information. Don't put it on the internet. Don't connect your
networks. This is not brain surgery. I mean, the whole like,
Whoa, we're so freaked out. We're so afraid. There's
a thing called encryption. Yeah, no,
they're not and I'm not going to sell you any encryption. That
will be wrong.
You encrypt the crap out of something and put it via leaving
in a file. Yeah, sure. Take it Did you see it you can get
beyond the you know, the ability to take years to crack some of
these things.
Did you see the the Chinese animated those what are those
guys the new tech or whatever? Who make the the little funny
animations? No. Do you know the ones I'm talking about? Right
the I haven't seen it to have like, so they have like a
Chinese hacker flying through the network into Coca Cola. And
then he gets the aid from your virtual file he gets the Coca
Cola secret formula and he opens it up and it says Coca Cola
secret formula. Water plus sugar plus commercials you got it that
is exactly the secret formula. Anyway, identifying the eight PT
one nicknames in the news the Chinese I love how they have all
these Chinese nicknames like super hard. And comment crew
comment group shady rat nitro attacks elderwood.
Chinese rora
night dragon Yes, night dragon. That's the one you gotta be
afraid of these. This is bogus. And of course, you know now
what's gonna happen is it'll, it'll probably become an SEC
Rule. You have to hire you know, affirm. There's like the y2k
crap.
Yeah, remember that? It probably will. Yeah. Well, of course I
do. I was one of the big naysayers during the y2k thing.
And I even had a presentation, which was actually real is why
y2k will end the earth as we know it. And then I attributed
y2k to causing hurricanes and it was a very funny PowerPoint. I
should post it somewhere and was just mock the whole thing isn't
that haven't made any sense. I mean, all we, you know, 90% of
the work that we do on this show is just looking at something and
saying it's crap. This doesn't make any sense.
Yeah, exactly. Whereas Leo Laporte would say, positive
conspiracy theories.
Conspiracy, idiots.
Anyway, so now of course, you know, the all the news is going
to be yes, the US is ready to strike back strike back at the
cyber attacks, hey, you got to strike back with the real
danger, of course, being what the White House is really doing
against the online free radicals. That is us, John. And
I would like to bring your attention to a blog post on the
White House blog of February 5 2013. Working to counter
online radicalization to violence in the United States.
I'm sure you haven't read this. So I show well, brother. Well,
there's a new working group, a new interagency working group,
the working group to counter online radicalization to
violence. This is being chaired by the National Security Staff
at the White House, and involves specialists in countering
violent extremism, Internet safety experts, as of course
civil liberties and privacy practitioners from across the
United States government. The working group will be
responsible for developing plans to implement an Internet safety
approach to address online violent extremism, which you
could also confuse with freedom of speech, coordinate the
federal government's activities, and assessing our progress
against these plans, identifying additional activities we're
pursuing for countering online radicalization to violence. So I
was course reading something I'm very interested, oh, what kind
of groups are violent in their extreme? I mean, online is not
like online is not coming out and biting you. It's not like
you plug in your your router, and then someone comes in shoots
you. No, no, this is violent extremist groups like Al Qaeda
and its affiliates and adherence. Here's a new one.
It's adherence, John.
Wow, do you heard adherence to what
adherence to al Qaeda
What does that even mean? I mean, what are you adhering to
what to al Qaeda? So and then keep saying Al Qaeda Well,
that's I'm reading the English by the way according to all the
experts al Qaeda is dead.
No, but you can add here which I guess means stick to
but yeah, me stick to by typing me sticks to their principles,
right? What is that? I don't even know what what they stand
for. Well, you like us?
Well, you better understand because you're going to be
called one you're going to be called an adherent. So it's I'm
gonna
I deny this accusation violent
extremist groups like Al Qaeda and its affiliates and
adherence. Violence supremacist groups, and violent sovereign
citizens are leveraging online tools and resources to propagate
messages of violence and division, Oh, wow. Division.
These groups use the internet to disseminate propaganda, identify
and groom potential recruits, and supplement their real world
recruitment efforts. Some members and supporters of these
groups visit mainstream fora to see whether individuals might be
recruited or encouraged to commit acts of violence. Look
for opportunities to draw targets into private exchanges,
and exploit popular media like music videos, and online video
games. Although the Internet offers countless opportunities
for Americans to connect, like fucking Disneyland, it is also
provided violent extremists with access to new audiences and
instruments for radicalization. I give us another 14 months
before we fall under an adherent category A category
two, it'd be the divisive thing, violence and people to complain
or something. I don't know what it is.
So they have a link to the sovereign citizens
of those guys are ruining it for everyone.
So today we look at a third threat the sovereign citizen,
extremist movement, sovereign citizens are anti government
extremists.
I'd like to know I want to stop. anti government extremist
extremist, I'm going to tell you, I want to know if there's
any sovereign citizens in that movement that listen to our
show. If so, send us a note at any feedback.
Raise your hand without talking.
Genesis secure note, the NA feedback@outlook.com and tell us
what's going on. We'd be interested in finding out
let me just explain what the extremist movement of sovereign
citizens are all about because it's right here on the website.
sovereign citizens are anti government extremist who believe
that even though they physically reside in this country, they are
separate or sovereign from the United States. Oh my god. As a
result, they believe they don't have to answer to any government
authority, including courts, taxing entities, motor vehicle
departments, or law enforcement chefs. This causes all kinds of
problems. For example, many sovereigns citizens don't pay
their taxes. So if you don't pay your taxes now you're a
sovereign citizen extremist. They hold illegal courts that
issue warrants for judges and police officers. That's
maddening. They clog up the court system with frivolous
lawsuits and liens against public officials to harass them.
And they use fake money personal checks and the like government
agencies banks and businesses. Oh man we are so fucked
Well, we're not using Bitcoin
by the way, some I read an article that some French bank is
going to recognize Bitcoin and allow you to exchange it for
euros. Yeah, I don't know what that is Bitcoin thing. I think
I'd have 300 Bitcoin hanging around somewhere which is
300 Bitcoins.
Yeah, I think that's like $6,000 At least,
you should cash those in at that French bank.
I'd like to cash it in anywhere. I'm kind of just Can I get a
burger? I get some bitcoins. If I can get a burger
and all those Bitcoins.
I think I did. At one point I said I'll do a a daily source
code if you send me bitcoins and I can then buy something with
the Bitcoin member and I was able to buy like a shampoo
yeah anyway,
just some it's just wrap it up here. I got some got some stuff
right
here before we do that I do have Nigel Farage. Oh, wait,
apparently you don't have to ask. This is a he's he's
bitching about something. I didn't hear him bitch about
before. But I guess England is is preparing to be inundated
with Bulgarians. Yeah, no thanks to the EU you know about this.
Yes,
I do. And they were actually creating commercials I think
that said 100 Bitcoins,
right. It stopped depresses buzzkill Jr Randian 300.
Bitcoins is now worth $9,000.
Where do I What how do I get the the $9,000? No, I got the
Bitcoins, but how do I get the money now?
I don't know. I'm just telling you what it's worth. Great.
Well, can I get a blow job? I'll give you 300 Here. This is Oh
no, no, if there weren't 9000 bucks given to the French bank
and then cash them out
then but I will give if anyone comes here and blows me right
now. In the next hour. I'll give you my 300 bitcoins
and end up giving him the Mickey.
Well, good morning, Mike. The highlight today of this debate
was the Liberal leader Mr. Verhofstadt comparing the seven
year EU economic plan with the Soviet Union's five year
economic plan and it was said without any sense of irony at
all, which I thought was delicious. Was the leaders meet
tomorrow to discuss this budget. What a curious position. David
Cameron finds himself in. He made the big speech. He talked
about a referendum in the future. And yet he's been
criticized at home for making us wait perhaps up to five years
before we can have our say. Most people doubt his Euroskeptic
sincerity. Indeed, he emphasized in that speech how pro European
Union he is. And yet, here today, he's met with sort of
venomous attacks as if he's some terrible wrecker, I would have
thought his chances of renegotiating very much look
pretty limited. So I feel a bit sorry for him because he's like
piggy in the middle. And you will remember from childhood
what a frustrating and difficult place that is to be. But he's
made the speech. And we're going to have a proper debate in
Britain about EU membership. But it's a debate that's changing.
You see the budget is not our top line issue. We pay in 53
million pounds a day. And whether that goes up to 60
million or not many of us are saying why pay in a penny piece.
And Mr. BURROWS ASOs idea that a pound or a Euro spent at
European level is worth more than a pound or euro spent at
national level. You know, perhaps you've invented nuclear
money. I have no idea. What perhaps we should recognize is
that unemployment is actually being caused by Europe's
policies, in particular, the mistaken euro project that the
debate in Britain has changed. And now it's about immigration.
People in Britain are shocked at the change in every single city
and market town since we opened the doors to Eastern Europe in
2004. And I have nothing against Bulgarians or Romanians, but it
is unacceptable that we should open our doors to them
unconditionally from the first of January next year. And it Mr.
Cameron does not get a substantial renegotiation of the
free movement of peoples then Britain will leave this union.
I think the island of England will sink all the Bulgarian show
up.
Well, you know, the whole thing is like this whole thing. This
makes no sense. The EU's idea, and they're trying to move
people around so much that there's no are in national
interest. So you wouldn't do wouldn't be a you know, a Brit
left on the island it'd be over here or Spain or who knows
where. And I think it's just it's just all part of the grand
scheme to like mix, mix and match to the point where there's
no more national, well known cultures.
This is this is the whole idea of the United States of Europe.
The whole point is to have no borders. Of course, England is
not a part of the Schengen Agreement, which is a little sub
problem that they have. You see, like states in the United States
of Europe, you can just go back and forth travel wherever you
want to plop down you know, there is a problem. It's an
island you know, you can only fit so many people kind of on
the small island. It's a lot of people there already and you
know, and there's no work it's nuts, but I have seen the Brits
are making, like commercial saying Bulgarians, you'll hate
it here.
Bulgarian go back to Bulgaria is better. I'm telling you. By the
way, here's your here's your website. Mt. Gox. Yeah, no, I am
very familiar with the exchange. I haven't had an account on Mt.
Gox. I think it was that at the end it got hacked. And then all
sudden, I got all kinds of emails, all kinds of bullshit.
All right. All right. upset enough. I'm looking at do you
trust it? Would you or 39 bucks a
piece? Mt. gox.is it.net tor.com? No, it's
just Mt. gox.com. Right. When you have to open an account and
I don't know that it's let me see trade with confidence. Yeah,
hold that makes me feel great. So what can I can I get money
for this? Can I just get money? Yeah.
Really? Yeah. Oh, yeah.
Well, then I'm gonna get this I'm gonna party.
Yeah, get your nine grand out of bitcoins party. That's what I
say by case of wine. All right.
Meanwhile, here's what the slaves across Gitmo nation are
really interested in. While you spent the last two and a half
hours listening to the best podcast in the universe already
changed the way we relate to the internet. Now, they want to
change the way we interact with the offline world. The search
engine giant is looking for 8000 people to test its newest
venture, Google Glass, the device allows you to snap photos
and video, using voice commands to the glasses that you wear.
You can also do Google searches and get directions with the
results showing up in the glasses right in front of your
eye. You'd like to test the product you have until the end
of the month
to apply. That's cool. That's just giving people the
opportunity to buy the glasses at full retail. What kind of a
scam is this?
These I mean, this is the i like i like augmented reality. I like
kind of the idea of additional information. But you might as
well just put a sign on your forehead do not have sex with
me. I'm a douchebag. I mean, this is this is not this is
transhumanist bullcrap become a Google bot. Wow. And everyone's
been what did promotion this company gets for this stuff is
unbelievable. He was Oh, it's great. It's awesome.
All right, well, they're too expensive. And you're right
there geek. They're kind of kind of dumb.
Meanwhile, this is just the last thing I have you heard of the no
hesitation targets.
Now I'm sure you will.
So the Department of Homeland Security, he has a contract with
this company who makes something called no hesitation targets.
And the no hesitation targets are pictures or targets
essentially, you know, you have a target, you can get a
silhouette, you can also get a shooting target that is you can
get bin Laden, you know, you have some of the shooting ranges
have, you know, have some funny ones, with the Department of
Homeland Security and several police forces have contracts
with this company for the so called no hesitation targets.
We're just wondering if it was true or not.
We do have targets yes. No hesitation target. I'm assuming
that you're speaking. Right and has pictures of pregnant ladies
and women and pregnant woman on there yet. Why is that? It's
it's a requested law enforcement. Target for
training. Why would the law enforcement have to train to
shoot pregnant women? Sara, I think you'd have to call your
local law enforcement agency to find that out.
So when you see these targets, John, there's like an old geezer
with a shot gun. There's a you know, like a young school girl
with a Glock
Yeah, I know what these are. These are those targets that we
do have these real kind of augmented reality things you
walk through and then a buck pops a pregnant woman and you
have like one second the shooter or are not shooter. Yeah, but
these are all have the pregnant woman with a gun so you're
supposed to shoot her.
It's a pregnant woman with a gun. Yes. Oh, that's great. And
these are sold
to law enforcement. So they it's called no hesitation. So you see
the pregnant woman but you see the gun and you know immediately
I have to shoot the bitch that's pretty funny. Hilarious that
would that would happen
in LA when they're trying to track down this this character
and they shot some poor some Mexican house cleaner. You know
some woman is like that looks like drone her drone or whatever
his name was
Dorner Garner. Broner it slaves. It's practicing slave shots.
Yeah, I guess assume everybody's out to shoot them. Well, I think
it's all security state. This is a terrible police state that
we're in. It's amusing. Have you stay out of their way?
Yeah, stay out of the water. I just stay inside with my ham
radio.
Yeah. No, I'm Adam out here in Texas.
Hello, I have a platinum pass to South by you can shoot me?
I got 300 Bitcoin.
I am a sovereign citizen with my bitcoins and my ham radio. Come
to think of it. I'm prime. But you never you are your target
should have a big hairy dude. No hesitation target. All right,
people will thank you so much for showing up at the chat room
in the morning to you all, I highly appreciate your hilarious
feedback as always. I've been reading along a little bit. And
John, thank you. And I think that the new system sounds okay,
we'll tweak it a little bit to make it even better for the
upcoming program.
On the next newsletter. We'll discuss some more things such as
the shortening of this segment, but we're not going to do it
right away, which so take advantage of that. And also I
will put in the beet soup recipe that I was once famous for
beet soup recipe make sure you sign up. You can find it in the
show notes coming to you from the Travis heights hideout in
Austin, Texas in the morning. I'm Adam curry
and from New Orleans Silicon Valley, where it's take out the
trash day. Thursday. I'm John C. Dvorak, we
will talk to you again on Sunday right here on No agenda.org/n
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