I did my part I texted 1010 When I went over there I went in
somebody's pockets. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. That's
Thursday, September 19 2013. Time for your Gitmo nation media
assassination episode 509. Or this is no agenda. Accepting all
elf transmissions from the middle of the wrecking balls on
Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood in the People's Republic of
Southern California. Yay. In the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley I feel for you I'm John C.
Dvorak skill.
And you should feel for me it's not exactly you know, nice not
being in the
LA 95 degrees. Hollywood starlets.
Oh, yeah. Who all speak Russian. This whole place so we're on
Sunset Boulevard, John. I'm here for for a meeting on Friday. And
of course, because you know, I gotta go because of the show and
everything. It makes no sense to try and you can't actually get a
flight from Austin to Los Angeles after we're done with
the show on Thursday. So he came out day early. You think they'd
had better flights? to San Francisco? Yeah, but not to Los
Angeles. There's there's just no reason to connect Austin to
Hollywood. Apparently. It makes makes no sense. So we're out
here and we used to live in in in Hollywood and in the
Hollywood Hills. And so we're walking around on Sunset and we
haven't been here in what has it been like a year little less
maybe something around a year and everything is being torn
down everything is empty trying to rent for rent lease the all
the strip malls all along sunset that literally tearing
everything down? It's everyone here speaks Russian that's all
that it is. The whole place is in shambles.
I was just there recently I didn't notice all this activity.
Well, where were you staying?
Downtown?
Well, downtown is thriving downtown LA is where it's
happening. This is up here in Hollywood. It's it's completely
falling apart. And and really, John, everybody's you walk on
the street because we just walked from, you know, from
where we're staying to. h&m To be quite honest, the cheap
clothing store, which is great because they have our sizes at
affordable prices. And you walk past everyone on the street.
They're all speaking Russian. All the cab drivers are Russian.
I was in the cab the other day. I kid you not the guy. The
driver was on FaceTime on his iPhone with a Russian hooker.
And I could see her. I could see her sitting there on the bed.
And he was just talking to her the whole time like what is
going on in this town? That's odd. It was it was disturbing
because I it was like one of those things where I couldn't
take my eyes off of it. But I didn't want him to look in the
rearview mirror and see me ogling her is Russian hooker who
was you know, it was it was like she's sitting there in the bra
and panties and he's like what their legs up? It was weird.
Are you sure you're really there for some
Yes, Miss Mickey's even here to make sure keep an eye on
Well, let me just say that I think you've been busted. By
whom? Me.
Okay, well,
I wait a minute. Don't Do you get what you deny that this is
you doing some? I guess moonlighting doing some show.
Play that play the clip and tell me this is a new gold show.
Intro
bold show intro. Okay. What is this? My name is Adam. Though
many of you know me as adult film producer Seymour butts. You
might remember me and my loved ones from the reality series
family business. Welcome to our new show. I'm on talkback gold
voice
right. Oh, man, what is this airing on? This is so cool you.
That's why I'm here. We're doing another 13 Series episodes in
the series. And I wish I was Mr. Seymour butts.
And by the way, you might as well play this little clip here
which kind of proves it to me, which is the atoms show a recipe
for success. Someone's getting cornhole today. Sounds like a
recipe for success to me.
This is going in the evergreens. John, the question is okay, you
know, maybe I'm busted. But what are you doing finding this
stuff?
I have my sources. Oh, boy. Well, it does actually kind of
nice sounds exactly like you and the guy looks like
all lanky guy. Everything looks exactly like you except you got
some sort of thing some. It looks as though he took some
sort of new skin or something and put it around his eyes and
let it dry. So he's got these really old beat up eyes but
except for the eyeballs. Nice. This is you.
That's right. That's me. You got me. I'm busted. nothing more I
can say. Other than
you can have a coin sound effect you use one of our sound
effects.
I know. And the show's called What Is it gold? That forgot.
That makes total sense is my gold show. Oh, well. There you
go. Thanks for showing up everybody. Nice. Nice to have
you here.
Anyway, so back to LA. Yeah. Bunch of Russians that are
ripping apart Sunset Strip
completely. It's really bad.
Yeah, and traffic sucks. You're what you're taking cabs, which
makes it even more ludicrous once you rent the car and
we rented a car. But Mickey had the car and I just needed to go
to English. Like I thought just down the street. You know, it
should have been no more than a 10 minute cab ride. But it's the
traffic, of course is horrendous. I don't understand
why people live here. I really don't. I mean, we landed or as
we're coming in for the landing, you could see well, actually,
you almost couldn't see downtown Los Angeles through the smog.
Oh, yeah, well, this is the time of year where you have the
inversion layer. Right. But
that was not just inversion that was inversion plus, plus all
kinds of crap that was just laying in there. It's really
well the inversion layer creates a dome which I believe is
similar to under the dome and the dome just gets filled up
with crap whatever's in in the side of the door
right just gets trapped in there. While it was not pretty
to look at
All right, so anyway, what else did you see down there?
Well, we had dinner with with Frank Karachi.
I don't know who this is. Yeah, you do.
He's He's the he's the big time Hollywood director.
Frank Karachi.
Yeah, he's done all the Adam Sandler movies
Oh, I should have known this Yeah. And he did all the the
Kevin James Here Comes the Boom and the was the talking animals
zoo thing and and he just he just wrapped up a movie in South
Africa with the the reunited the reason the reunite Drew
Barrymore, Adam Sandler reunited for the new movie, whatever. So
I got a lot of good insight into you know, who's who's strung out
on coke and who's drunk all the time. And you know, I got
I got valuable
very valuable information. Well, no, I was gonna say before you
even ask for it. I'm always saying hey, you know whenever
you need someone to die in some horrific manner, if you need
heads chopped off spewing body parts you know, John and Adam
are your guys. And he always says the same thing. Truck you
curry.
I'm sure that's not what he said. No,
but at least I have a SAG card so I could actually be up for
it.
So you know, when you get a SAG card if they hire you,
if you have only if it's a speaking role.
Yeah, well, what about screaming?
Yeah, that counts. I think so. Yeah, that counts. That counts.
Oh, anyway,
what you find out that was of interest to our show listeners.
I'm not allowed to tell about any of that. He'll never he'll
ever talk to me again.
Oh, you just tease the audience. Thanks very much.
I'm just teasing the audience on that. There really there's no
there's nothing to find out here saying you know we've been here
for two days I think we're already like, Okay, can we get
it over with you know, it's nice to see friends and hook up but
it's just not a lot happening here maybe downtown but there's
nothing going on in Hollywood that I can tell so what I do of
course is then spend all my time in the in the room watching C
span scanning all the channels and oh, and I have a request
from because you know, you walk around Hollywood you you hook up
with your old friends and they really have no idea what I'm
doing. They don't understand they don't understand the no
agenda life they don't understand the no disk. I'm not
gonna give him a disk. And here's what they all said. They
said you know, Adams, you know tweets and his followers and the
things he retweets is really weird. How come when we have
this national day of tragedy when when you know when people
are when 12 people have been killed? How come everyone's
tweeting Adam with things like yeah, nailed it. Way to go six
week cycle. Awesome. You guys rock. Like, you know me Maybe we
should consider toning it down just a little bit. I hadn't even
thought about that. Like, yeah, that's kind of a point there.
You guys called it? Yeah.
Well, we did. I mean, it's almost to the day. And if you
look at it, I think we were talking about how, you know,
people are gonna we're gonna get bored with Syria and already,
you know, the, of course, no one's talking about chemical
weapons right now. So that's been moved off the table, which
pushes the snow job down to third place. So it's, you know,
it's just another stack of stuff that we'll never be talking
about eventually. I mean, Glenn Greenwald must be must be
hitting his head against the wall. No one's paying attention
to Glenn anymore.
Yes, at the moment, is this true? So there's a couple
interesting things about the Navy Yard.
Think well, let me before you say yeah, why
don't you go on with your little thesis and then I have a few
clips and I have a thought or
two. Well, hold on who said I have a little thesis. Am I
really here you're traveling and I can be loaded up to the gills.
Right.
Well, I have some thoughts. But first of all, I do want to go
back to Sandy Hook. Even what came before Sandy Hook, Aurora.
Newtown now that that Sandy Hook was Newtown
Oh, yeah, I gotta get my list out. Yeah.
It the school was Sandy Hook. It was in Newtown.
That's okay. No, no, I thought this is what we're talking about
the Oh yeah. Right.
Yeah. Sandy Hook equals new town. We already said or I think
one of the one of the thesis we discussed was that this was
going to be a war. Goodbye, love. Enjoy. You look hot. You
look la hot. Alright, sorry. This was going to be not just
the at the studio doing the gold show.
Get those girls in line. This was not just going to be an
attack on, on, you know, on guns and ammo, etc. But we I think we
coined it the war on crazy. And here it is, it doesn't get much
better than this. When you know when you when you want to go off
and talk about crazy. In fact, I have the I think the BBC did it
best when they broken with our special coverage.
Monday, as we told you just in the last few minutes, it's
emerged that the gunman in Washington was being treated for
a serious mental illness. Apparently, hearing voices. The
police Tuesday, obviously now ruled out any other suspects
out. Let me tell you, I hear voices in my head all the time.
I mean, is this now a serious illness? The is the BBC do they
have confirmed reports from psychologists and psychiatrists.
And this comes from some VA hospital. And apparently anyone
can share your records at the drop of a hat. And everybody
knows everything about you. And when you really start to trace
back this story, you I mean, there's an in combination with
the plethora of producers that we have, who either are former
Navy Yard employees, or were there when it happened and I'll
be sharing a couple of the emails with you today. This is a
very interesting case. This is nothing like we've seen before
starting off with the fact no three names
Yeah, there was there is the one connection that I think we've
seen before and that is he was being treated for insomnia.
Well, that's
Adomian into the picture.
Yeah, yeah. Ambien Did you see the most recent Reddit on
Ambien? No. Oh there see apparently, there is an entire
Reddit and lots of people suffer from shopping on Amazon while on
Ambien because of the one click and it's it's fantastic people
you know all of a sudden they have boxes of stuff showing up
where they've ordered ice skates and all kinds of crap. They
apparently Amazon was recommending to them and this is
like a real thing people are are shopping on Amazon while while
they should be sleeping on Ambien. Wow, yeah, Lincoln's
shownotes you
won't so this may be a good reason to spy on you find out
what your farm pharmaceutical needs are, um, you might be
buying them through Amazon. And then if that's the case, they
they flip a switch and boom. They just start sending you
stuff and then they claim that you are on Ambien. Yeah,
about that. Yeah, although just about everyone who's had this,
you know, Amazon has a pretty good return. Foreign Policy if
you say like oh someone you know access my computer and you know
you can you can pretty much return anything. They'll even
take returns without charging you for it. Like giving you free
shipping and stuff. That's a good theory. It was nice but now
I think Amazon makes enough money I don't think they need to
scam you scan you in that manner. But before we get into
the whole, you know, voices in your head thing. You know, a
number of things wrong. It started off right off the bat
almost with this, you know, kind of disturbing mistake.
Early on earlier today, some media outlets were tweeting out
that the shooter was a man named Raleigh chance he lives here in
this house behind me on Temple drive in Stafford. Apparently
his idea was found at the scene next to the shooter. While those
reports turned out to be false. We now know that shooter was a
man from Texas who apparently got into the Navy Yard facility
using someone else's ID. Now how Raleigh chances involved in all
this is still very much a mystery. But I can tell you, the
FBI has been out here all day.
So you know this to me, this is right off the bat. You know,
everyone's locked up. No one's allowed to leave their office.
They were kept in their in their offices for hours until they
were finally allowed to come out with their hands up I might add
before being interviewed by the FBI then finally being shuttled
on a bus over to the stadium. How did the How does one even
find an ID that some other guy just happened to drop right next
to the body? I mean, this is this smells of Bogota madness
right off the bat.
Well, this guy, they discussed this phenomenon on Charlie Rose,
there was a Senior Producer there. And you might have to
play this as more background, the Navy Yard misidentify clip.
Hold on a second. Yeah. Play. But the details are always going
to change. One of the curveballs we face yesterday was this
individual was found after he was killed with identification
belonging to another individual. Who was also Navy personnel.
When they locked down that guy's house for a search warrant. They
said anybody coming in and out detain them for questioning.
That individual who was thought to be the dead gunman rolled
into the driveway, and they said, Who are you? And he gave
his name. And they thought, well, this is odd. The same
thing. This is odd. You're alive. How does this work in a
new town where the shooter was carrying his older brother's ID?
They went to the older brother's house. And then when they
encountered him, they thought, Well, how could he be the
shooter? If he's here, and he's supposed to be there? So you see
these things, but during the incidents?
Right, it goes on? Yeah, that's an interesting coincidence, too.
So we have that bit. Let me see. Then the one that was confirmed,
and I have multiple emails of people who were in the building,
people who are listening to radio communications, while
inside the building and outside the building confirmed what is
being said here in one of the first press conferences, rumors
and reports swirled of multiple gunmen.
The big concern for us right now is, is that we potentially have
two other shooters that we have not located at this point.
So what I heard and what I've what our own producers have been
sending to me, is that there was there were two in the building,
trying to shoot people out while one on the top floor or on the
roof of the building was picking them off. And this of course, is
you know, disappeared. And this was very similar to a new town
member New Town also there was talk of multiple shooters,
right. It was,
by the way that the spokes worse spokeswoman for the what is it?
What does she what department is she with with the blonde hair?
I'm sorry. Yeah. The police spokeswoman who was who's doing
all the talking with she's with the blonde hair. Yeah,
she was with the city police, wouldn't she? I don't know if
she
were the police. Yeah, yeah. It's kind of Foxy and kind of a
Rubenesque way.
Here's an interesting thing that I got me is the BBC, of course
was loves this story. Because it shows you know that violence of
Americans, they wrote they did a they did an exclusive piece on
how the SWAT team which told to stand down. Did you
hear this? Yeah, this, the FBI and the FBI were in very
quickly, which kind of makes no sense really. I also read that
they were bringing in the same ba TF team who were in Boston.
That one Another report. And then they told the local SWAT
team to stand down.
If we're gonna if you're gonna go at this thinking, I think
it's I think it's possible that the SWAT team was brought in to
shoot a bunch of people.
Yeah. Yeah, possible. But unlikely I think that. Well, I
want to hear what you would do what you what your takeaway is,
and then I do have some I do have some thoughts. Well wait,
well wait, there's one more thing we need to add to it. One
more piece, which I think is coincidence more than anything.
But it does work out very nicely for their narrative. Well,
a lot of civilians, they purchased them because what you
have is that a lot of times different fractions glorify an
AR 15, or an automatic rifle. If you look at the games like Black
Ops, or Call of Duty, we have our children playing these
games, and it's glorified to see in the graphics of the game
where people are being blown to bits. So if you've seen this as
a child and you're growing up, then you think that its glory
and this just as well, when we talk to kids, when they see me,
they say, Oh, you've been shot seven times. You know your life
if they said, No, I'm not bullets hurt. Yeah.
So there's that issue too, by the way, which was the reports
of the air seven air 15 When it was all accounts, it's just a
guy with a shotgun, wood, lots of shells.
Well, so there's the guy with a shotgun. It's the Remington
which takes which is pump action, take seven shells. But
of course they're saying that what he did is he went in he
shot one or two police guards took their hand guns and was
killing people with the hand guns.
Well, there is a there's a clip I have on it from Anderson
Cooper of the of an eyewitness supposedly sitting right in the
main cubicle area where the guy firstly hears the shots and then
the guy comes into that area and starts pounding away with these
very large, large shots. And he claims that he heard at least 40
shots and maybe more 40 shots maybe more, none of them
anything other than a shotgun.
Instead of help he's shot dead by a police officer did race
play a role? We begin though tonight with breaking news
chilling new details about the gun the Navy Yard shooter using
Monday's massacre according to a federal law enforcement
official. The killer apparently etched or carved two phrases
into the shotgun one saying quote, my ELF weapon the other
saying quote better off this way. And I'm glad you got this
because I saw this mentioned several times on the news
yesterday. I'm here in the room and like I don't know I can't
How am I can't record this because I don't have all my gear
with me. Do these people not know that elf is an acronym? Or
do they really believe like this is a gun that is like it that
elves make or that little green men walk around? Why are they
mispronouncing? Clearly what is elf? As in extremely low
frequencies?
I have no idea. It's the first thing I thought of you mean
elves. Know the extremely low frequencies the guy. The guy
record says everybody says he was insane. And he was spending
a lot of time saying is hearing things. And then he was claiming
that they were transmitting to them, right? Yes. Duh.
Right. This is why I don't understand why why this is
certainly Anderson Cooper who worked for the CIA before he
went to CNN, he should certainly know what elf stands for. And I
think this whole thing is some kind of wet wire up. Whether the
guy has something implanted or not, is almost irrelevant.
Although it kind of distracts from the elf, the elf is up to
like 100 Hertz. And so those are the extremely low frequencies.
Elf frequencies are used, in many cases to communicate with
submarines who are underwater. This is not exactly how you get
voices into your head and when the guy is talking about
microwaves because I think that's that's the quote that I
read is when he was in the Ramada Inn somewhere. He's like,
Hey, man, they're talking in my head. They're doing it through
microwave. So microwave, of course, is not elf. But that
does work. This and I've dubbed it mind casting. I even tried to
get mind casting.com Like, wow, I could be the I could be the
godfather of mind casting. But I guess that's not going to work.
There's a patent for this. Patent 4877027, which I presume
means it kind of works. And they can do this through a parabolic
antenna. You can theoretically do it from a satellite, you can
actually send waves. This is why you have to wear a tinfoil hat.
You can actually say talking into someone's head this way.
You the problem with the satellite is it's too broad.
It's it's not going to be focused enough.
Well, we don't know what to say. satellites they're shooting up
there. So we don't know exactly what, what kind of technology
there is. But you could do it from a parabolic antenna from
you know, not too far away. And so why else would this guy I
mean, this is the problem. People have been talking about
the implants about hearing voices in their head, hearing
music in their head, although I hear that a lot. So I'm already
starting to worry, like, maybe they're just running the test
tape on me, like, you know, just put Korea on the loop.
You don't even seem to know you're in this gold show.
Exactly.
Know what I'm doing. And you know, and people scoff at this
and laugh at it. Until you know, someone gets activated. And it's
Yeah, well, you know, and maybe this other guy, this rally
chance. Maybe he also was activated, or he was supposed to
be activated, or he was a handler. I mean, you don't just
lose your ID. You know, and by the way, what all black people
look like now, so they pick up the Id like, oh, that's him. I
mean, come on. That's bull crap. Doesn't mean that's that's in
fact, that's racially insensitive, if anything,
you know, because even though the other guy was black, Dewey,
yes, he's black. He
looks nothing like a Lexus. And by the way, there is a porn
angle to this whole Alexis thing. Of course, you need to
know that. Those of us in the business are all you know. Very
good. big fans of Alexis from Texas. Hi, everyone. I'm Alexis,
Texas. As you all may know, stay tuned for Alexis texas.com. This
is her free trailer, which you can get on Alexis from Texas.
And let me tell you, she's talented. Are you able to hear
this? Yeah. Okay, good. I just want you to hear the good bits
here. Yeah. Anyway, I think that they just know this is just
having fun with us now. It's Alexis from Texas. It's a great
name.
So you said something interesting. You said those of
us in the business. Yeah,
I said that specifically because you now believe I am Seymour
butts.
Okay, just getting one make sure.
So I don't like being the crazy guy. Certainly not this early on
in the show. But what we're missing a whole bunch of things.
We're missing a middle name. We're missing a motive. We're
missing a Facebook postings. We're missing a manifesto. We're
missing a real combat background, you know, somehow
that you know, we've got all kinds of bronies who pop up and
there's quotes and there's just stuff that's being dredged up
from God knows where like, oh, he had PTSD from helping people
during 911 Maybe he was pissed off because he did some wires
wrong. Now, this was in my opinion, this was an activation
probably to see how people would react in the in the in the
capital in the in the seat in the seat of power to see if
everyone would you know, cower in the corner. Do as you're
told. And I think it was quite successful. Yep. I mean, do you
have any other explanation? There's no
in fact, the guy who was on Cooper who said it was only a
shotgun. He he described how he hid under his desk and the whole
thing was quite interesting.
Yeah, I have here we go. I have this may be from Cooper. Where's
this from? Staying on lockdown for more than six hours
survivors told to hide in place. barricading themselves in top
secret secure closets. Others under their desks. They what are
these top secret secure closets they speak of?
This I was this first. I've heard of that. Yeah. Now they
mentioned
it a couple of times on ABC. So I guess that's like a safe room.
For some reason called top secret safe or top secret,
secure closets. But, you know, cower in the corner, locked down
for six hours yet we have all this information coming out. And
of course, it's immediately picked up by you know, by the
people, the usual suspects. Feinstein and of course, appears
morons all over the place. It seems like you never see Pierce
more on on television until this happens. And then like his shows
on all the time. Is that just my imagination? Are they repeating
the thing the whole time? It's really strange. Also Cooper, I
haven't seen Cooper on TV in a while. There he is. He's
interviewing people, the victim's family. And so this
whole thing is brought into the not just we need more background
checks, which by the way, you kind of if you have a military
facility, you can endive would be thinking that there would be,
you know, kind of checks and balances. And you know, for
someone who gets some kind of clearance that you'd kind of
know certain things, if it really was all that important to
you, here's Hagel and Dempsey, just bumbling and floundering
through questions from the press about any potential red flags we
should have seen? Well,
obviously, there were a lot of red flags, as you noted, why
they didn't get picked up, why they didn't get incorporated
into the clearance process, what he was doing. Those are all
legitimate questions that we're going to be dealing with, how do
we fix it, but he was never charged. He was never charged,
he was arrested. I know. That's, again, part of the
complications. But what I understand though, it was passed
on to different officials. But to go beyond that, without any
more facts. I didn't want to do that. But obviously, when you go
back and hindsight and look at all this, there were some red
flags. Of course, there were and should we have picked them up?
Why didn't we? How could we have all those questions need to be
answered?
I think this will be scrutinized a great deal. And until I
understand, you know the outcome of the investigation, I can't
render judgment about whether it was a red flag or just something
that flew beneath the radar.
Hey, Way to go guys, red flag or something just flew beneath the
radar. They didn't know John, I think they were not in on it.
You know, who has this this remote neural monitoring
capability though. There is one agent in NSA if you if you
really look into and I think that's the term RNM run remote
neural monitoring, and I believe that a part of that is is the
activation piece. This is all NSA there's been a couple of
lawsuits from people against the NSA for doing this, but this is
all part of their their surveillance really. Now I know
that our even our very own brain professor, Dr. Ross, went on
Twitter and said that he does he believes is pretty important. It
is pretty much all hype this monitoring brainwaves to see if
you know if you have if you're thinking of pre crime, etc. But
he's just not in the know on this stuff. I mean, this is this
is, you know, you got to have a top secret closet for this
stuff.
Or whatever the case is. It is yeah, it's different than all
the other ones we've had.
Any thoughts from you?
Know, I've, I'm 100% with you on this, except for the brain
transmissions? I think that's not a no, but I think there's a
lot of different ways to set somebody to trigger something
like this.
But there's tons of ways to you know, for Well, I was actually
thinking maybe it was a binary type thing. And this is what I
learned from you when you have, you know, a binary trigger
mechanism. So maybe it is something embedded deeply in,
for instance, Black Ops, you know, call it Call of Duty. So
if you know, and if you're playing the video game, I think
there's a lot of stuff getting into your if you ever watched,
what does it stitch? What's it called that? That website? We
can watch people playing video games? No. I think it's I think
it's stitch on the chat room. Oh, no, it's switcher to stitch.
Yeah. And so you see, you'll see a little video sometimes not
always, but a little webcam of whoever is playing the game. And
then you're watching their screen as they play. And then
there's a chat box next to it. I mean, there's a lot going on,
and I'm not a gamer, but there's a lot going on in in these
games. And there's a lot of scenarios and things that are
being put into your head add to that, you know, a special Ambien
dose or any other psychotropic drug, and I don't think it would
be very hard at all to get someone to, to basically flip. I
kind of like the remote activation via parabolic antenna
better.
Anyway, buddy, what do you do it? What what are you doing
here? If you read so what is this?
What's, what's that dish? If you read some of this stuff, and I
got tons in the show notes at 549 dot any show notes.com. If
you read some of the stuff about the RNM it's it's pretty
intense. I mean, remember, we've had two or three examples of the
entertainment reporters talking gibberish all of a sudden and
going kind of kooky while they were on remote, usually while
they're outside the studio.
Yes, this is a theme of ours. Yeah.
So you know, it feels like this was a test. It was not a test
that was known by the administration. I don't think
this was you know, it's it clearly wasn't Hegel or, you
know, it wasn't it wasn't the A known DoD operation, because
these guys are bumbling through their whole press conference,
they don't know what the hell to make of it. It doesn't have any
of the hallmarks of the of the anti gun crazies. It just
doesn't, you know, it's not an AR 15. It's, you know, it's it's
not a white guy. Like, everything's wrong, you know,
it's not Billy Joe, Bob, he doesn't have three names. So
maybe this well, there is another theory. On a second, let
me this year. A so called whistleblower, released a
YouTube video, like a day and a half ago. And this guy claims to
be a former DOD. I don't know if he I guess he was an officer.
I'm not sure what he was. And there's not a lot of information
about him. So obviously, it's quite sketchy, but I'd like to
share this with you, because this is a rather interesting
video. It kind of just when you think he's gonna get boring, he
pops something good in there. So again, this popped up on YouTube
about 36 hours ago.
For those of you that can see this video or hear this audio, I
guess wanted to, to make you aware of what's going on. I feel
if I disseminate this information, I may actually get
a night's sleep. I'm showing my face, and I will reveal my name
for my own protection. So if something were to happen to me,
you know, it was not an accident.
I always liked this. This is always a good way to start. I
like putting all the info out there and no blacked out voices,
no vocoder stuff, you know, just go go for the gusto.
My name is Robert Connors and I have served with the Department
of Defense for over 20 years. Prior to that I served active
duty campaigns in both Iran and Vietnam. Hold on
one second. I think I just lost John, I want to make sure I get
you back. Wait,
I was looking at the packets. Yeah. And so I said, Well, let
me look at the processes. And I was taking some processes out.
Yeah. And you took Skype out. You didn't take Skype out. But I
took out with some on some process that didn't make any
sense that it was running. It's part of the Skype scam.
Yeah, like something called USB audio or something like
that. Tell you what it was? Find it.
I can just see you sitting there like, this process is useless.
Let's get rid of that. Look at all the CPU. It's taken up. I'm
getting rid of that.
I forgot where it is here. I've taken a bunch of stuff. Oh, here
it is. You won't believe this. I really chose audio device.
Graph. Isolation.
Yeah, you killed that. Yeah. No. Do you think it would be
connected to your audio somehow?
What's graph isolation?
I don't know. But this one, just pay attention to the clips. I'm
gonna play the clip again. Okay, so now promised me hands off of
the task monitor.
For those of you that can see this video, or hear this audio,
I just wanted to, to make you aware of what's going on. I feel
if I disseminate this information, I may actually get
a night's sleep. I am showing my face. And I will reveal my name
for my own protection. So if something were to happen to me,
you know, it was not an accident. Yeah. My name is
Robert Connors and I have served with the Department of Defense
for over 20 years. Prior to that, I served active duty
campaigns in both Iran and Vietnam. I have served my
country with honor and distinction. My record speaks
for itself. As an ex DoD operative, it was my duty to
protect the Constitution and mitigate foreign and domestic
threats in this country. Now, I
will admit at this point, I'm like, Really, you're a DOD
operative as this. I didn't like that. I didn't like it.
I joined the department to create a safer world for my
children. And now grandchildren
yet didn't like this party there quite honestly. So I'm ready to
turn it off. But
unfortunately, the last decade of my career I have seen and
been a part of one of the biggest threats to this great
nation.
All right, so I'm like he's got my attention back again. Yeah,
give me the threat brother and its citizens
should or shouldn't. In March of 1994, I was brought in as
director of communications for a project called Operation
Sedgwick.
Sedgwick, now I have heard about aberrations Sedgwick, and you
can Google that while he continues to talk about it.
Yeah. formed under President Ronald Wilson Reagan in 1989.
This program was the second stage in the project called M. K
Ultra. Well, here we focus and
sole purpose. Yeah, but wait, because we've talked about this
before. Listen,
most of the control of the African American population and
urban youth through music
number this member we talked about that memo? No, no, he
talked about this a lot. Yeah. Okay. So I'm like, Okay, I'm
kind of into this now.
Yes, you heard me correctly, through music. I have in my
possession, a series of video and audio recordings.
Alright, so this is gonna go on for hours. So the guy does. So
he talks a little bit more about that he has all this stuff. But
if he doesn't hear if the government doesn't admit to this
by Monday, September 23, I like it. I like putting dates on
stuff, you know, not too far in the future. So, you know, after
Monday, we can know if this guy was full of crap or not. He was
going to release everything that he has. And what he then plays
as proof is unusable for, for the show. I mean, you just won't
be able to hear it. And the way it's done in the YouTube video
is there's you know, the have the text of what's being said on
the screen. And it allegedly is a phone call. The night before
Michael Jackson died, his phone was being tapped. It's Michael
Jackson Jackson talking to someone named Dieter. And it's
Jackson saying, They're gonna kill me. They want to get rid of
me. They're gonna either stab me. They might make it look like
I have a drug overdose. It sounds a lot like Jackson. I'll
give you that. Here it is. Little right? So you can already
tell it's not worth listening to on the podcast, you have to get
the video from the show notes. But I'm like, Okay, this is a
new angle, if it's if it's just meant to be a crazy video or
something. Okay, but there's too much in there, that there's
leaving room for follow up. First of all on September on
Monday, the 23rd. I look forward to that. And if this is what
he's got, it sounds like Michael Jackson mean it's it's, it's
feasible. I was the first person to say that I think he was
murdered. And everyone of course called me a moron and a crackpot
and MSNBC hung up, he did it. Well, not everyone that this
last part. Yes. Yeah, MSNBC hung up on me. And that, of course,
turns out to be true. He was killed. I mean, there's a guy
who was actually convicted for it, but maybe not in the way
that you know, the that he truthfully was murdered or the
reason why. And, and the idea now meshing with this memo that
we've talked about, Gosh, that must have been two years ago now
about the music executives who got together and was like, Hey,
we're gonna control the youth of America through you know,
through hip hop. And quite honestly, look around you
people. Turn on the radio from time to time read the lyrics if
you can hear him look at the black and white checkerboard
motifs everywhere look at the all seeing eye Illuminati,
Illuminati signals. Look at the the monarch butterflies flying
around. Yeah, coincidence. Oh, what's
this last thing? The monarch butterflies?
Yeah. Oh, you don't know about Project Monarch? No. You have
some homework to do, son? No, I
don't tell me okay, this
is entertainers are the claim is many entertainers are programmed
through part of the MK Ultra program. And a lot of the
triggering mechanism is monarch butterflies. And you'll see
monarch butterflies once you are tuned into this fact. Then you
start
way way back. I strongly advise I thought I did pretty good for
this show.
Then you start to see monarch blooded butterflies everywhere
in pop music videos and popular culture you you'll see it you're
gonna see it now watch. Wait for any music show. We just had the
of course the MTV awards. Miley Cyrus, you know, we had the pedo
bears, we had the Robin Thicke wearing the black and white
stripes. I mean, all this stuff is relevant. And now this guy
comes out and says, you know, hey, this, you know, there's a
lot of mind control going on. And maybe if you have a binary
system, you know, you you've got some crap in the video games,
you know, you got a lot of the music and I know it sounds
horrible, because now I'm like, oh my god, I become my parents.
You know, we're where everyone used to be worrying about
backmasking of Ozzy Osbourne and all that crap, which we knew was
totally bogus. You know, maybe it's now true. I don't know what
to say. I feel conflicted because I know I'm the crackpot.
But you know, someone's got to say, hey, at a certain point,
there's just a lot of evidence and now the guy is writing Elf
on the weapon that he apparently actually murdered 12 People with
for no other reason. I'm talking about the voices in his head. I
got the clip about that, by the way, which I wanted to share.
Yeah, FBI today sent Alexis used illegally purchased shotgun. And
it's also clear he was deeply disturbed. This past summer,
staying at this hotel in Rhode Island, Alexis told police he
was hearing voices and being attacked by microwave that's
part of the same thing. He just didn't seem like he would be
that kind of person that would be that upset enough to go out
and do something like this? Most recently, Alexis lived in Texas
friends there say he's both at the Navy and the terms of his
military discharge, which is this nope, nope. And no evidence
of this by the way this is done now that just pulling fat white
people out of dinars. I kid you not. Is a lady eating a
hamburger in a diner who's on next. He just was upset with the
government about all that. She's in the diner eating a burger.
Well, yeah, yeah. So there's
there was there's a very good people should track this down.
But there's a very good short documentary or it's actually
just a long video by Adam Curtis. Who is the famous
documentarian out of England who does all these great, you know,
two or three hour specials for the BBC about fear and things
like that? Oh, yeah. Right. And he's the one who brought up the
fact that the news media has decided to just use the man on
the street. As fact as proof. Yeah, and it's all useless.
Well, no, it's
it's great background it makes you believe it makes you feel
right at home with what's being said. Yeah, useless. Yeah.
Useless for historians and fact finders, but very useful if you
want to make people believe something.
The one with the clip.
No, no, that was that was that was it? That was she just goes
on for a couple more minutes. And anyway, so I did want to
say, remember when we were in Moab, Utah, this is when it
started to I'm out in the desert. Remember what happened
when we were on the on last year's hot pockets tour?
Yeah, vaguely what? I don't remember.
It's because you're not on board with the program. I said I had
started having loops play in my head.
Oh, right. Yeah. And
I've never really had this and it started with Well, it started
with our jingles. I mean, that was the worst.org/and a network
would play over and over my head over whatever
DD Dinah's got anything to do and then you got
DD Dinah. But But ever since I didn't have sometimes twice a
day I have to stop myself. And I've and what I'm doing I write
down the song title.
Wait for the back announcing.
That was a good one. No, I write down the no for I have to give
it to ASCAP BMI, make, make make sure someone gets the royalties
for being played in my head. No, because then then it goes away
once I write the song down. And he let me grab my let me tell
you the songs that I wrote down just yesterday.
Oh, yeah, I know. A little premature on this show. But this
is good. All right. Swing
your daddy. What? I know can you believe that? This is the song
that's in my head. You know, doo, doo doo doo.
Good question. Yeah. Have you ever heard the song previously?
Yes, I used to be a top 40 disc jockey. I've played all these
songs.
So what I'm going to suggest here in this year hearing new
songs you've ever heard is just callback brain callback.
Right? But that doesn't mean that it's not being triggered by
something. Okay. But I mean, come on. I'm a top 40 disc
jockey swing your daddy was you know, that's it's been a couple
of decades since that was in the top 40
What I never heard the song. Yes, you have
swing you have daddy swinging mama. Hey, you gonna dance to
anything? Okay, you never heard the song. Alright. Then. Ticket
to Ride.
Oh, okay.
She's got a ticket to ride. Why did that pop into my head? Then
I got
maybe you're looking for ticket.
I'm in the hotel room doing a completely unrelated I'm not
looking for a ticket. And then all right, and then Steely Dan
reeling in the years really? I mean, that's that wasn't even a
hit. That didn't even crack crack the top 10 That's an album
track. I'm slipping. Oops. Steve Miller ban time keeps on
slippin, slippin, slippin into the future. See,
if you just listen to too much music,
I can't know I maybe I don't listen to enough music. I don't
know what it is. But there are now as I've been reading through
the remote neural monitoring. A lot of people say that they hear
music in their head the whole time. And it's not necessarily
songs. They're interested in hearing at that moment. Diddy
Dinah? Dinah. So, I think what they did is they activated me
and they're like, Oh, crap, look at this guy. There's a whole
bunch of stuff in his head. They activate you and they try and
try and try with you know, swing your daddy. That doesn't work.
They flip on some DD Dinah which, by the way, no one else
in the world has heard of. You activate? No, like turn it off.
We don't want him. So, anyway, I'm saying that I, I do feel
that something I've never had in my life. I've never had any
problems. I've been playing gin goals and songs and tons of
stuff throughout my life, all of a sudden, in the middle of the
desert, in Utah, in Utah, my point out Utah, this kicks in.
And I haven't really been able to get rid of it since other
than writing down the song titles. Now if new music and
songs would come into my head like some great songwriters say,
yeah, that will be from God and a blessing I'd write it down and
I'd sell millions of records but this is not what's happening.
And and take into account that, you know, maybe there's stuff
going on maybe maybe LTE and 4g is the perfect frequency, you
know, divided harmonic and this stuff is messing with our
brains, even unintentionally, that could be all kinds of stuff
going on.
Well, it just could also be a warning shot across the bow from
the NSA.
Yeah, back off is that what they're saying? Yeah, yeah,
we get plenty of these guys out there. Yeah, well,
I ain't gonna back off for a second besides the fact that got
nothing better to do. Which leads me John to the phrase that
pays by mighty in the morning to hear
well the pirate guy it's orange to you and in the morning to all
the ships as he boots on the ground feet in the air subs in
the water and all the days and nights out
there Yes. In the morning on this Talk Like a Pirate Day
which apparently forgot John Oh yeah,
talk like a pirate. Oh shit.
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I'll write that down as something we need to talk about.
We do. It's in my
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Yes. We'll be doing your report momentarily. Let's get through
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Exactly. Well, that's where you'd always, always falls to
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I did that to wake up anyone.
You've just saved another five people from dying. Well, there
you go. That's what we do. people.org/n A. And of course,
we always appreciate when you go out there and propagate our
formula. Our formula is this. We go out. We hit people in the
mouth
no service for you. Shut us. I like it. I think periodically
during the show. You should just do that.
Yeah. Yeah. Somebody could be dozing off.
Yeah. Do it again. Just so we don't know what to expect. Yeah,
it's good. I think at least three four times during each
podcast. We should do that.
It will it would jar you. Yeah. Okay. Say something. Well, I go
get a sheet of paper from the other desk.
Okay. Today is also by presidential proclamation,
Constitution Day, Citizenship Day. And it is actually
constitution week for 2013. And this allows me to honor our
Constitution by playing a short clip. What
are we gonna play the clip?
What are you complaining about?
Well, I thought I thought you were just filling time.
No, this is about I don't know, it's not just filler. This is
the meat. A little clip here. As of course, the Second Amendment
is once again being brought up. I would like to play a clip from
one of your representatives here in the United States of Gitmo
nation, those of you from far around should listen up. This is
Thompson, he is a Democrat to their family,
and loved ones. And I think I speak for everyone when I say
that. Secondly, my appreciation for everyone who understands how
important this is, and continues to do everything within their
power to make sure that we put some sensible laws on the books
that will help prevent gun violence. And I say that as
someone who is and has been all my life a gun owner, I believe
in the Second Amendment. And if I thought for a minute what we
were doing was taking away someone's constitutional rights
taken away responsible law abiding citizens.
Alright, you just need to stop right there. I want to remind
our representatives that the the amendments not on tonight don't
really give any rights to Americans. So you can't take
anything away a witness a reading of the Second Amendment
just to make sure you understand a well regulated militia being
necessary to the security of a free State comma the right of
the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. This
does not give you a right this is a right we already have in
America. So Representative Thompson, you can't take
anything away. This is to regulate you. You cannot
infringe on the right that is already there and is apparently
bestowed upon us by God or some other alien being I have an
idea what's that? All these guys and I would put everybody in
this camp all the anti gun people they have a voice they
have freedom of speech changing the constitution, they can amend
the Constitution to repeal the Second Amendment it's not that
hard if you're if the whole public has all game for it.
Common Sense everyone's in on it.
And by the way, since you're bringing since you're bringing
that topic up, play this clip, which is something that we've
talked about for some Time, which is women leaning Democrat.
Here's a big reason. Well hold on a second. That was the most
awesome little opening. This is how they do news these days.
Yeah, this
is the heart of God.
That was awesome. I know. Everybody stand by we got
another clip for you here coming up on no agenda. There's a big
reason Republicans should be worried heading into next year's
midterm elections, the losing big among women voters,
according to our latest NBC News, Wall Street Journal poll,
women are leaning more toward the Democrats now than they were
even in 2010 or 2012. Women prefer Democrats by a margin of
51%. It's 36%. That's a spread of 15 points. And white women
who actually went Republican in the last two elections now lean
towards the Democrats. So if the Republicans failed to win the
Senate next November, it may well be because of their poor
showing among women. We'll be right back. Yeah, of course,
that we know that's going to work. I mean, that's fine. The
Republican party might as well just pack it in regardless. But
that doesn't mean we're sorry. They've been jobbed. They've
been totally job. And it's not like, you know, all I'm saying I
just I just want to remind people, my God, did you see
that? may find it here. This was doing the rounds. It was a
maybe before you go to there, we should mention that we've
covered the thesis, that the reason that this reporter He
never mentioned any of this, of course, he just states the facts
of the poll, is that women have been suckered into believing
that all this violence is going on? It's because of the
Republicans. Yeah, exactly. And violence.
Yeah. Now we know from well, many operatives have even
discussed this and said the entire, that the President and
the Democratic Party and the administration don't really care
about you being killed by guns, all they care about is that when
the 2014 election comes up, is that they win, that it's all
about power, and just keeping, keeping and building more power
base. This was even I think, even before I got this before
the the most recent shooting the the Navy Yard, this is a prep
document for high school students for advanced placement.
Explain what what Advanced Placement is,
you have advanced placement, which is something that's fairly
new, is the idea that you can take these special courses,
college level courses and get these AP scores, which add to
your high school great. But not, but not like, let's say you take
four courses in high school and one advanced placement course
and you get, you get straight A's. Yeah, including an A in the
advanced placement course. So you divide your 4.0 times five,
which is 20 points, and then you do that, but you only counted
against four, so you end up with like a 4.2 grade point average
or something like that. In other words, your grade point average
goes bug four. And this is the biggest scam ever,
you know, first of all, it sounds like you have to have a
PhD before you can get into college. According to this.
Here's something as a European and I went to Dutch High School
and graduated. The idea of this grade point average with a four
is very complicated to people who come from a decimal system.
So the way it works in Europe, if you get a six, then that's a
passing grade. And on your final exams, if your total of all of
your grades equals a 5.6, that will be rounded up to a six, and
you will pass that's a passing grade. And so we don't have this
A, B, C, D, E, or there's not even an E which is crazy again,
you have a b c, d F. And then how, where did this four number
system come from? What is the basis
because for understand that A is four points, B is three, C is
two and D is one and f is zero, but
a one point grade average. Is that still a pass?
Well, technically it shouldn't be a 2.0 to 1.0 it means you're
just a flunk is a D. Oh,
okay, but hold on. This is it. I didn't know that. So really the
the four points equal to ABCD. Yeah. Oh, I didn't know that.
That's hilarious that you didn't know it. But yeah, that's just
that simple.
Okay. So anyway, so this is a document. It's unclear how old
it is. It seems like a From 2010. It is a preparatory
document coming, it comes from a book, I have a PDF of it
preparing for the advanced placement exam in US history. So
it's kind of a, I guess it's a, you know, it's a little doc.
It's like the cliff notes, but it helps you with all the
important things you need to know. And they have the first 10
amendments listed in here. But apparently, the 10 amendments
are so burdensome and so long that they had to shorten it.
How can you shorten it's only one page.
So the second amendment which I just read, and I will read again
to you here it is. A well regulated militia being
necessary to the security of a free State comma, the right of
the people to keep and bear arms should comma shall not be
infringed. They shorten that to the following.
Oh, no. The people have the right to keep and
bear arms in a state militia.
No, yeah. Yeah. Who are who is a?
Who is they? Who wrote this? This is? I'm gonna find it for
you. Right. scandalous. This is John J. Newman. Edd has served
as adjunct assistant professor of history at Illinois
University. Adjunct Professor of History at the College of do
page do podge department coiner Let me see who publishes this.
John J. Newman amsco school publications Inc. 315. Hudson
Street, New York, New York. The reviewers some people at
Brockport high in New York, Social Studies coordinator,
Rocky Point public schools, New York, published by amsco
pub.com. Wow. pretty annoying, isn't it?
It's pathetic.
And they shortened all of them. But I thought that was the most
relevant because we were just talking about it. But every
single one of them has been shortened and shortened dislike.
I mean, the whole Constitution itself, you know, you can sit on
it, you won't even notice it. You can print it out and sit on
it and you won't know that you're sitting on anything. And
they had to take that and shorten it down to something
that it's just not true anymore. Wow. link to that will show
notes if you're
looking into them now as we speak amsco Yeah, sounds fishy.
Well, it was it was one of those things that you know, as I'm
like, Alright, this is doing the rounds and you know, who knows,
but then you look at it and then you as far as I can tell it's
from 2010 And you know, so it's not like it because it's a
preparatory document it's not like this is being specifically
taught in schools but yet again, it's it is I mean, who who comes
up with this thinking even?
Yeah, no kidding. Well, let's get to the real important aspect
of the show here. Yes,
this would be the Miss America contest. scam. Oh, now I will
admit up front. That means Mickey and I delayed are
watching of Breaking Bad for we only watch the TV on Sundays for
Breaking Bad and newsroom and newsroom was now over. Speaking
of scam, boy, did they wrap that thing up into a nice little ball
of twine at the end boo. Breaking Bad, which is also
completely messed up, mate. I think they've ruined the show.
So we're like, Okay, we're gonna watch Miss America for a little
bit. And right off the bat. And Nikki is good at this. We went
Miss New Jersey for the win. And she got knocked out after round
one, I believe.
Right. She was a very attractive sharp, yeah. gorgeous girl that
could have easily gotten into files, I think when they finally
got to the final 10 And then they cut them down to five and
they left this other one out, which was I think the shore
winner. The final 10 was Miss Maryland. I think that looking
back on it. I liked Jersey a lot and she could have won but miss
Maryland was beautiful.
I also liked Massachusetts she was Massachusetts was okay. But
the difference was that Miss Maryland was one of the singers
are all singers. She actually could sing.
Who was the one who did the song from Les Miserables blue.
Yeah, I think that was that's your word, George. That's when I
turned it off. I'm like, Are you kidding me? And I liked the girl
who did Swan Lake though. She was kind of cute. She did a
ballet
and then oh, that was terrible. She almost fell on her butt
and then Miss Connecticut who did the river dance. There's
always some chick doing the river dance. I love it. It's so
dumb to watch. Well,
the one who did the ballet was the Mrs. K California the
Chinese girl. Yeah, I
look like that
dress and start spinning around. It was horrible. This Marilyn
actually had talent. She's gorgeous. She's beautiful. And I
think that she's going straight to Hollywood. Did anyone
have a baton? Did anyone do any? Yes. Oh.
She already she blew out her leg. She blew out her knee. Oh,
yes.
She had I saw she had her brace on. Right. Right. And she's
still
performed and I have to say I've seen a lot of baton twirlers.
She got it. She's got a job as a juggler.
Right. All right. I want to remind people who are new to the
program. It is about four times a year that we do a report on we
believe it is socially and economically important to track
the beauty pageants as televised on American television, but
according to the broadcasters themselves watched by billions
around the globe.
Yeah, right. By the way, I did watch him to miss Venezuela
contest some you know, during the Chavez era. Yeah. That puts
us to shame. Yeah, it's like 40 of the most beautiful women
you've ever seen. Anyway, back to this. So they have this thing
is set up to is idiotic. They have these girls dancing the
whole show, as though there were disco chicks. There's those
girls in the GoGo girls from the 60s. And it was just lewd. Chris
and then they had him do when they introduce themselves. They
had these cute little things to say they were all stupid. We can
play that. I mean really, really stupid. This is the Miss America
clip one interesting pose.
I have that one. But is there more Am I missing something? Do
you have just one
other one here which is maybe it's called something else? Miss
American sleaze balls.
Okay, I'm gonna see if I can read down that low that one
while while we play the intro clip one. intro clip one.
Thomas Edison just America's first beauty pageant in mind.
Can you feel the electricity? My name is Rebecca Jackson, Miss
Delaware. Listening to your phone calls from the nation's
capitol. Just kidding. I miss District of Columbia. Once most
famous for the Fountain of Youth now we're known as America's
weirdest state. I am Miss Florida Miranda. From them land
of the free and the home of the brave. I'm ready to get it out
the park tonight
that wait a minute, did I hear Miss Washington DC say from the
capitol where we're listening to all of your calls? Yes. She
should have one. That's funny. Well, I'm sure
all this material was written for the girl. Yeah, of course.
But every time they did not announce themselves, and then
they soon as they said their name then they start dancing.
like lunatics.
It was it was dumb. And then some of them were outside. So
they had really crappy light. And they didn't
know there's a but there was one whole scene of about 10 women
that were all backlit. See them?
Don't look at him because you can't unsee it. Yeah, it was
bad. I was really Yeah, we didn't see that.
And so did you get that of the clip down? Yeah, I got it. Okay,
so let me get the name of this guy. The guy who do they get
these dudes show us to have a you know used to have Bob Barker
was a very and Bob Barker was always seen as a kind of a
womanizer. The other co host is Bob Barker dead. Did he die? I
don't know. You can look him up and see Bob Barker was he also
did he always sing a song at the end?
I Oh, the the Miss America song. Right. Yeah. But he wasn't he
The Price Is Right guy or? Yeah,
yeah. Yeah. And he was just apparently he's sleeping with
everybody. Even though
he was the half of his day. Basically. Let me see. Bob
Barker. I think he's still alive, man. Yeah, according to
the Wikipedia, he's still alive. Age 89 I bet he's still nailing.
Well, you may be here you get into it. Who is this guy? This
douchebag that's the host on this thing. He is gay. And then
all the judges were gay. I mean, it's come on judges. Who were
the judges. Oh, they hate me. They like the gay they're so gay
was ridiculous. And even the woman was gay. The female was
she's what she but yeah, but she was one of those Holly Hunter.
What's her name type gave women are very different from their
teeth a little bit. Like a lesbian. Yeah, yeah. She talks
like this.
Here we go. Let me see I got the judges here. Carla Hall. I see.
Oh, Sam Haskell is he's the host. Yeah, I think so. Yeah.
Oh, Lance Bass was a hoe Just yeah, no, he was a judge a
judge. Yes,
he's gay. Yeah. You know, I mean, these are out gays. We're
not talking. We're not making stuff they should they should
put us on. Yeah, well, that would work it's rig. And I'll
tell you why it was rigged. Let me take a play the sleazeball
thing where they were were you listen to the whole thing that
I'll give you my analysis at the end? Miss New York
paid TV host Julie Chen reveal that when she was starting out
for career reasons, she had plastic surgery to make her eyes
appear less Asian. What message does this send to young women?
Personally, I don't agree with plastic surgery. However, I can
understand that from the standpoint but more importantly
I've always viewed as Miss America as the girl next door
and the girl next door is evolving as the diversity in
America evolves. She's not who she was 10 years ago and she's
not going to be the same person come 10 years down the road. So
I wouldn't want to change someone's looks or appearance.
But definitely be confident who you are all right, Mr. York.
Thank you very much.
Thank you so much, by the way for recording this for me. This
is a true delight.
Ladies, one of you six will get a question unfortunately five of
you will be eliminated from this competition. The next and final
question goes to finalist Miss Florida
Miranda.
Downs gun. What Hold on a second. What did she say?
Dierdre downs gun.
Let me just replay that.
She looks like Jodie Foster and then talks to her teeth. Okay
anniversary
of Dr. King's I Have a Dream speech. And we have an African
American president. Yet minorities still have
disproportionately low incomes, and disproportionately high
unemployment and incarceration rates. What should our nation do
to address this issue?
I actually came from a home that my father, my father is
unemployed it took a lot for me to be able to stand on this
stage. So I truly represent that middle class blue collar family
that's working hard to make their kids be able to have all
the opportunities in the world. So that comes from we need to
have more jobs because
Florida I'm sorry. Thank you very much kill.
Congratulations, Miss Florida is time. It's a time to answer.
Don't make me the bad guy. All right, I'm the bad guy. Have you
all made your choices? Let us know and hashtag Miss America.
Bring it on.
All right. All right. Let me let me tell you what I've discovered
in this fine piece of journalistic research that
you've committed for us. Jebediah. First of all, this
makes no sense to for the Asian girl who was talking about
plastic surgery, and I'd saw these girls and I think many of
them have had the work done. Just just you know, just a
glance of you know, 1520 minutes they saw the show. I disagree
and I think it is a mistake to say that Miss America is the
girl next door. Under no circumstances do I want the girl
next door in a bathing suit. We in America we want hot chicks on
stage. This program is misogynistic. It is anti women.
It is almost like Islam. subjugating women to cheap
pieces of meat on stage who we then make dance and insult to
injury. They gave one girl twice as much time as the other.
You nailed it. Now here's the times. They had four women come
out. And Oakley Miss Oklahoma was long winded 20 point 42
seconds I timed these answers
because you know there's nothing else to do.
Miss Minnesota comes out 1379 She's in she's out she's good.
Miss California the girl a two two comes out 1894 Miss New York
the winner. I had to timings on her but the most the most
conservative timing she was on for 2279 he cuts off Miss
Florida at 2169 Yeah, this is a scam okay one of them miss New
York that attractive you know could be I think there's more
attractive Indian women but she's got a bad looking girl.
She was talking about multiculturalism that is so
great. Miss Florida was talking about unemployment. Yeah, no, we
can't have food it gets
booted by this douchebag red light and he jumps on it because
he says he's an obvious robot. It was the worst show ever. I
think Donald Trump is the only one who benefited from it does
here's my prediction by the way, they created a bunch of bogus
hatred of calling the Indian woman a terrorist and an Arab on
Twitter, which is just douchebags on Twitter doesn't
mean anything. I believe that she will quit she will not
finish her term as Miss America. Oh, this
is one for the Red Book, John Red Book. Wow. Red Book. Yeah,
red book entry as of today, that way they can make a big stink
about it, right? Because she was bullied. Exactly. Okay, so we
put in the Red Book, the reigning Miss America will not
complete her term. Which of course means that the runner up
will take the crown who was the runner up, John?
I don't remember the show sticking. Not good mismatch.
There was sitting there the best looking one and the smartest.
She's standing there holding the bag as a sixth place.
And I love that wasn't Miss Kansas, the one that the which I
have to say they use very appropriately for PR one with
the tattoos. And she and she was in the Navy. She's a naval
reservist. And by the way, let me just say you want Miss
America. That is pretty much every American boys dream of
Miss America.
A girl who shoots a girl who
shoots you know, she's got tats. You know, she looks like she
could crack your head with her thighs.
Right. And She probably likes football.
Yeah, I mean, anyone she burps and drinks beer. And this is a
great gal. I mean, what was her talent? John, what was her
talent?
I don't remember.
Didn't she she had, like, now this is what kind of report is
this
live report, as I'm basing my report on the timings of the of
these answers. That was the whole deal of the report. Okay,
well, you can look the rest of it up. No,
you nailed that. I think I think you've got a good point. Good
point. Good work. Thank you very much. John C. Dvorak, our
correspondent for the Miss America contest. What will we
have next? Will it be Miss Universe? Or what is the next
meat festival of meat we will be able to see John,
I have them on the calendar. There's two there's four
competitions we follow. Miss USA, Miss America Miss Universe
and Miss World? Yes, yes. These are the next I believe is coming
up. This should come together pretty quickly. I think the next
one is Miss Universe. I think that is next month possibly. I
have to go look at my Google Calendar. It is amazing.
The chat room is is quite entertaining during your report,
and by the way, our chat room should be judging the beauty
pageants.
Yeah. She have an independent gotta be thing some some
independent. Oh, let me tell you the week by the way, this was
the second year in a row that New York one which is weird.
Yeah, that is kind of that's another reason I think she's
gonna bail out. Yeah.
We can totally hijack these competitions. By the way. This
is what this is what Twitter doesn't know yet. Once people
figure out how to hijack it and do an alternative results. I did
this back. This is actually how I got interested in the internet
in 1988. When everyone was on, it was called the source
remember that?
The source was pre was CompuServe. And the source of
the two biggies.
The source I think later became AOL, right. No. Okay. Was the
source something else that become prodigy or?
No? No, it didn't. It was separate. The other groups have
died,
by the way. 73320 comma 15240.
That's CompuServe I'd
still know my CompuServe ID. Yeah, I probably know how sad is
that. Okay. So, in those days, you know, there was never
eight in one of those IDs in Hawaii. No. Because all or octal
Say that again? All the computers were octal they
weren't they weren't using you know, the hexadecimal computed
program
on the back end. You
mean it's all octal? Yeah, eight bit buchtel Okay, so and you
ever saw it you never saw an eight or
No, no, no nine I think they all started with seven anyway
regardless. So at the time or with nine but anyway, go at the
time, you know, we I was on the like the seed II chat and all
this stuff, and AOL was just kind of starting up. And I kept
hearing about this thing called the internet, it was really hard
to get on. But you know, all the cool kids were there. And as it
turned out, once I got my first slip account, you know, we had
the tenure to call in, then you telnet in and you'd start up a
slip protocol, and then you had your stack. Come sit on
grandpa's knee, I'll tell you all about it. And when I was a
kid, and then we fired up the IRC, and of course, who was on
was all kids at college who had access to terminals, and they
were the ones actually watching in TV, who, by the way, have
never been counted in the ratings. So the core audience,
you know, is is not really counted. Or at least it wasn't
at the time, that may have changed now. So we'd have the
top 20 Countdown and, and then during the airing of the top 20
Count on MTV only had one feed, so you'd get east coast, west
coast, the same program, but at different times, I'd have a,
we'd have a rating system in the IRC IRC channel, and people
would would vote for what what they what they thought it was
supposed to be. And of course, the actual list was much
different than the bogus industry influence list that MTV
put together. And that's when I knew that I had to do something
on the internet. Now, today, if you fast forward, we have
Twitter, if you put up a website, and you did it with a
hashtag, you could totally have everyone coming up with a whole
you could have a different winner for all of these things.
For all these stupid reality shows, you could hijack it.
Yeah, that's the idea. That's what we're gonna do.
No, that's not what we're gonna do. That sounds like work.
Yeah, you're right. This Alabama
girl, instead of doing that, I spent a lot of time working on
Syria, not working on Syria as as a country but finding out
what's going on as we continue to see the the Russian and
American interest playing out there. It's, it's actually quite
funny. What is going on. Marie Harf, of course, was put on the
spot during one of the press conferences. One of my favorite
topics, of course, you know, now that we're getting rid of the
chemical weapons that kind of solves everything, because you
know, chemical weapons much worse than killing people with I
don't know, bio weapons, this plan that deals with biological
weapons that the sooner regime has.
It's my understanding this is chemical weapons focused, but I
can check and see if any of that might be a part of it. I don't I
don't believe that they are. I just don't know the full scale
of that you're not worried about biological weapons. We're
worried about every possible bad weapon that could be used on the
ground. I know this isn't a nice, banned weapons agreement
is specifically on chemical weapons. I just quite frankly,
don't know what the scope of of the other issue would be on the
ground.
I think I've got to play that other clip again of her. That
was because every single time I hear her now, it reminds me of
it.
Welcome back to Friday briefings. I'm sorry, that
August is over. Oh, in this one time at bandcamp. I don't have
anything at the top today.
I stuck a flute. I can't help myself. Now whenever I see her,
I'm thinking Oh, my God, it's really her from American Pie. So
the big news was this guy staying? Yes, it is. But it was
a funny movie. The big news is this report, right? That it's in
its in early earlier than we expected, which is curious
considering this. The timing of this is all to either delay or
to complicate or perhaps help the the negotiations of the T
tip released by the United Nations chemical weapons team,
the United Nations mission to investigate allegations of the
use of a chemical with weapons in the Syrian Arab Republic. And
of course, I have taken the time to mark up several interesting
parts of the actual report. And there are some questions that I
have that I find rather peculiar. Now, in general. The
way the report is interpreted is the Assad regime used chemical
weapons. Right. This is not in the report at all, I shall tell
you what's in here. Just in the preamble, the Secretary General
Ban Ki Moon has little note here and there's a line here the
Secretary General expresses his profound shock and regret at the
conclusion that chemical weapons were used on a relatively what
relative is we don't know large scale resulting in numerous
casualties, particularly among civilians and including many
children. The obsession of the accession of the Syrian Arab
Republic on September 14 to the Convention on the prohibition of
the development, production stockpiling and the use of
chemical weapons and their destruction is a welcome to the
element. I don't believe they have assessed into it yet, which
i That's why I highlighted this because I, it sounds like this
is a done deal like they already signed it on the 14th. But as
you go through the reports on the 21st of August Ghouta, area
of Damascus, we learned a number of things. We learned that they
have only done testing on survivors. Now, I've done some
research on Sara Lee. Yeah, I've done some research on sarin gas.
Yeah, no one has really brought this up. Sarin gas, apparently,
the remnants of it, stay around for years, and you can pick up
soil samples. And yes, this is. So you would also then be able
to use samples from dead people.
Yes, you could add the clothes, their clothes. Yeah, that's
usually what you can do. And the goal is
not a single sample. And I had the lab reports, which are not
100% conclusive. The samples were also very small. It had
very small samples, they only took samples of 20 survivors. So
you know, if you have 14 1500 dead, why are you only taking
samples from a very small amount of survivors. Also, the they
have pictures of the what they believe are the delivery
mechanisms. It's a BM 14 rocket, which is now you have to kind of
look at the report and the pictures are in the report, you
can find the PDF file in our show notes for this episode 549
out na shownotes.com It's almost laughable. A bm 14. This is a
rocket that is I believe, about 45 years old. And you have to
match it literally has like a round circle with fins. And it's
sticking out of the ground, sticking out of the ground in a
pile of crud, where they've taken this picture. You know, if
I'm the Syrian army, and I just have a feeling I'd be using
something a little more sophisticated than this delivery
mechanism. They also talk about the proof for this being fired
from the Assad regime is well the here's they took the landing
spot of this bm 14 rocket and they drew a circle around the
area of the landing spot that would constitute the launch
radius from a BM 14 launcher. But they have no proof that this
was launched from a BM 14 launcher there is no
documentation that did and so of course that puts like some
barracks or some other some other middle Assad military
installations into the circle but that's just an assumption.
Now this thing could that someone could have thrown it for
all I know I
mean there's so they could have pounded it into the ground is
propped it kind
of looks like that quite honestly. So I'm not even all in
on the conclusiveness of the use of sarin Why did they not take a
single sample? Why did not have a single any sample for any
toxicity for anything of the deceased. This is what I don't
understand, only have survivors and only have 20 survivors that
they took samples from. So I call the entire report flawed.
And it seems like we're just now in a an unexpected delaying
tactic. Assad has said alright, you know, it's going to take
about a billion euros and it's going to take us a year to get
rid of everything. So that's all beautiful, just in time for you
know, the negotiations to heat up there next month in Europe
for the TTIP so that we can start shipping our gas over keep
Syria a nice mess. That's for sure. J F Kerry even making
jokes about it. As at the swearing in ceremony of our
other favorite show Victoria Nuland, she is now the Assistant
Deputy Secretary of State what Wait Wait, wait, wait. The PR
Girl Uh, yes, sir.
has become the assistant deputy. This is an Assistant Deputy
which is a third tier
Secretary of State Let me check. It may be deputy Hold on let me
go and make sure Hold on.
I don't use the word PR girl just to make her sound like an
idiot. But she believed that she or women are all idiots so she
was
already kind of on the on the move. We knew that right.
But she's the PR girl. The spokesman
spoke to whole Yeah, well, there was a whole ceremony man. It was
great. He let me see. Let me see what her exact title is swearing
in ceremony Victoria Nuland
what you You're telling me that then there's new be this
Assistant Secretary of State?
Why don't you know what that means? But so what we're saying
here isn't that dingbat that we're now having in the press
office. That's our dingbat. She's going to be she's going to
be running things. Yes.
She's in. He's good to go. Well, that's, I'm happy about that.
Well, it's
good for the show. Yeah,
exactly. So Victoria has become the Assistant Secretary of State
for European and Eurasian Affairs. So she is now directly
involved with the TTIP. And here's Jay F carry making a
little joke.
Wow, what a what an amazing gathering. I can't believe the
extraordinary representation. Take we have a quorum and much
more from Europe and our ambassadors. I'm absolutely
confident if we tried we could sign the TTIP in about an hour.
Thank you very much. Mr. Watermelon hit. Jane Harman,
former Democratic operative was she was she a congress critter?
She's a congresswoman from Southern California. And it's a
fast talker
Chemical Weapons Convention. Syria has to series in a box. It
can't use chemical weapons at this point, I don't think any
way possible. And by Saturday, Russia has to explain as far as
I know, why this deal isn't going through? I we're not in
the box. They're in the box. And they're the ones who would be
the target of an attack. So I don't see this. I also see I
think John Kerry should be nominated for sainthood. And I
think he's following Rahm Emanuel is playbook. No crisis
should go to waste.
I think it should be nominated for sainthood to please it would
be great for the show. Do you believe that? What is that
supposed to mean? She She is following a manuals a playbook
that no crisis go to waste. It should be a saint. And how does
that how does that? How do those two even make sense
that makes Rahmani Emmanuel Pope
a sense a sense of
saints should be a sense of sense. A couple of the things
that are interesting about Syria, apparently George
Stephanopoulos flew to Syria, he wanted he wanted to have an
interview with Assad as well. And he got sent back. Well,
Dennis Kucinich did an interview with Assad for Fox News.
Yes, I have watched the interview.
And but I think so I don't have any clips from the interview.
But I thought it was beautiful, that Assad is astute enough to
know that ABC is all in with the Obama regime, and that they're
just going to chop it up and make him look like an idiot, you
know, put like horns draw horns on his head and, you know, just
vilify the guy. And then he just says, screw it. I'll think I'll
take Fox. I think those guys are better. And Dennis Kucinich is
my man. Beautiful.
It was so they brought us in at you with the with the one of the
I think they had of news or something for a fox. He was
sitting there with him. He didn't have anything to say. He
was the same, essentially the same bowl crap that was
delivered to Charlie Rose only. Yeah. Christina, she seems to be
more on the ball. Well, it was interesting. He seemed a little
cowed by it. So then I ran, they ran it did not analyze it. They
didn't play a whole cloth. But then they analyze it to death.
And I actually think the best analysis, I have to agree with
Charles Krauthammer, who was brought on to Fox to talk about
what he thought of this thing with this interview, and he
wasn't happy about it. And he I thought this is a good rundown
of what's going on.
Bashar Al Assad has a reputation has had for over a decade, and
he's been in power for being simple and stupid as a poster
the father, who is a wily dictator, I think if you watch
him for this hour, you'd have to conclude the exact opposite. He
is very smart, extremely sophisticated, and one of the
great liars of all time. He spoke for almost an hour, I
don't think there was a true word in anything he said,
including the words and and but I'll give you two examples. One
is he talked about the terrorists as being sort of at
the start of the war. The reason he began the war, the reason the
level of other cities. It began as a demonstration by school
children in dere, will be then tortured, and it remained a
popular uprising for at least a year but But before any of the
so called terrorist arrived. And secondly, when you watch him and
you get the sense of the sincerity, and the warmth of the
softness of the voice of a guy who cares about how the terrible
terrorists meaning the al Qaeda types, the jihadist have come
into his country and infiltrated with a terrible ideology. Assad
is the guy who created and supported al Qaeda in Iraq after
America entered Iraq. He was the one who channeled all these
elements that we now decry so sincerely, in order to go into
unbar into Iraq and to kill Americans. So he is getting the
blowback of the people he invited, and with whom he was
completely comfortable, as long as the task was to kill
Americans, but look at his success, how smart he is. We are
sitting with him for an hour, treating him like a great
statesman a month after he ordered an entirely criminal
chemical weapons attack, which killed 1500s of people and he
did it without any qualms whatsoever. I say he's a
brilliant diplomat and a world criminal at the same time.
Wow. Well, I take issue with with Krauthammer on this one. I
typically I kind of like what he says, but this is this is
bullcrap.
Well, what way is it? bullcrap?
Well, he's so he is essentially saying, whenever someone comes
up with with the blowback mean, you know what we're seeing here
in America, it's all blow back and blow this the blowback means
tired as far as I'm concerned, I did a little bit of research
into because it's easy to say Al Qaeda. Okay, so Krauthammer is
doing that. And usually He's much better than this. He won't
say, you know, he'll he'll distinguish what I al Qaeda is,
and the al Qaeda air quotes that is in in Syria. A lot of this al
Qaeda came from Turkey, and not from Iraq. You know, that we
also have Al Qaida in the Maghreb and al Qaeda in Yemen,
and all these al Qaeda is but this al Qaeda, or just we'll
just call them al Qaeda, they came from Turkey, and I've been
looking into where this came from. And I've come across a
rather interesting fellow, whose name is for to La Gulin Have you
ever heard of this guy?
I have as a matter of fact.
So what is your knowledge of for Tula? Gulin?
I just heard I remember the name I have no idea to top my head
what he does for Tula
Gulin, who lives in Pennsylvania, by the way in a
compound. He started the Gulen Movement, and I believe the
stall started in Turkey, but really the Gulen charter schools
is what's interesting. And it is an he's an Islamist, and he, not
only has he been fueling a lot of the Islamist revolt in
Turkey, he actually had one of his institutions. Educated
Aragon. So he is a he comes straight from the Gulin school
of thought. And the general consensus, if you look around,
and you look at some of the wiki pages, and you and you start
digging into this guy, is that what he's teaching at these
schools? And this guy?
Yeah, now I remember where I heard this guy. This guy has a
bunch of schools in Texas. That's he has like, 80 of them
in Texas. Yeah, they're called Harmony schools. Yes.
And they teach a lot of stuff there that in the Netherlands,
were, of course, there's a huge Islamification issue. They, you
know, there was a big investigation, and because the
Dutch subsidized you can start a school and you can get subsidy
from the government. And they, you know, there's a big
conversation about taking away subsidy from the Gulin schools
because they're essentially not helping anyone integrate into
the great multicultural society of Europe, but they're actually
maybe you could call it radicalizing the Islamic youth
who are at the schools. And this is indeed, so he's running like
this empire, and we're talking $40 billion worth of sponsored
charter schools around the world. And here's an interesting
connection. You remember the Boston the alleged Boston
bombers and how their uncle was married to the CIA guys
daughter? Vague vaguely, okay, so he's married to Graham
Fuller's daughter. And Graham fuller happens to be the CIA guy
who brought for Tula Gulin into America helped him get his his
green card with a whole bunch of like high end operatives, you
know, saying this guy is good, you should be here and
essentially is planted him in Pennsylvania in this in this
fabulous compound, where you know, he's running these this
charter school system from and I think we need to take a close
look at this and I know that just by talking about on the
show, we'll get more people to open up hopefully people in
Europe but this guy seems to be kind of the the puppet master of
triggering these quote unquote al Qaeda to go in and and cause
crap wherever necessary. And I would say that you can probably
see Turkey really start to explode pretty soon. If he
Indeed, that tied into, you know, the whole free flow of
energy in the region, etc. Because that would be the next
the next piece is where all the connections are made is in
Turkey. So I'm out. Yeah,
well, here's, I know where you're headed with this, but I'm
thinking differently, okay. I like the Golan connection. I
don't think he's got too much to do, necessarily. I mean, there
is something going on between. And Syria, they shut down one of
their planes just a couple days ago. And there's a lot of border
tension. And all these refugees are going into Turkey causing
trouble. And now the key to your analysis to me is that there's
the CIA involvement. Yeah, exactly. Cool. And character,
which is and if it makes sense, and if and we do know that the
is Lamis have kind of taken over Turkey even though they haven't
you know, that they're trying to put their foot down, there's
rioting takes place. They're very much like the Arab Spring
situation in Egypt. It has the same look and feel which again,
the original not the second one, right. Oh, the second one may be
part of wing too, but I don't think we had to do anything. But
the first one was very much controlled Libya, same thing.
And Turkey. I would like I would think if this then if there's
any sort of CIA thing going on here in this school and maybe a
stooge for all we know could be could be and he's being used
because they want this sort of thing to propagate even though I
don't know if they they like idea of these all these horribly
schools in Texas. I'd be a little I'd be a little I'd be a
little concerned about that. By the way.
Yeah, I'm that's why we are armed.
Right. I think they want to turn turkey into rubble.
Get there with that? Isn't that what I just said? No, no,
no, you didn't say that. But the rubble
No, I said, Be careful. Turkey is next because that's where all
the gamma you
but you were just referring to the oil. I thought you were just
talking about the pipelines again, ever said that you wanted
they wanted to turn turkey into we're talking rubble.
I'm Syria. I say pipelines. You say Rubble is the same thing.
Anyway, there's so they're gonna turn turkey into rubble,
but in the Red Book. Yeah, put it in the book Turkey in the
rubble.
Now the problem with this whole thing is that is never was
mentioned by what's his name with the seven countries Turkey
was never mentioned.
Hmm, hold on a second. Let's listen to the west Clark seven.
Once again. Here we go. It's evergreen who actually should
play the man I got a jingle for that. Where's my where's my
evergreen? Wow, ma'am. This is what happens when I'm on the
road. I don't have everything all. My I don't have enough
screens. Here it is. Alright. Here we go. Now we can roll with
it. So this one? It's a no agenda, classic clip. No agenda?
No, no, no, no, no, no. So I came back to see him a few weeks
later. And by that time, we were bombing in Afghanistan. I said,
Are we still going to war with Iraq? And he said, Oh, it's
worse than that. He said, He reached over on his desk. He
picked up a piece of paper. He said I just he said I just got
this down from upstairs meeting the secretary Defense Office
today. And he said this a memo that describes how we're going
to take out seven countries in five years, starting with Iraq
and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and finishing off
Iran. Yemen on their Somalia, though, we got some we got some
action in Somalia.
Yeah, we're always gonna have action there. And, by the way,
Wesley Clark and his buddy who's telling him all this, it could
have been modified between now and a decade ago. Yeah, it's
exactly
10 years ago. I agree. Well, let me just play the I have a
relevant clip for a relevant clip on Somalia from our friend,
our buddy haiku. Herman, the European Union has also
been much engaged. In just over five years, over 1 billion euro
of European support has gone to Somalia. More than half on
development, and on humanitarian priorities, help him to build up
basic service in a number of regions, and to bring emergency
assistance to the worst affected areas, particularly in the
famine of 2011 2012 the other half on security operations,
supporting the African Union's military mission AMISOM, helping
rebuild and train the Somali army and keeping pirates away
from the Somali coast with Operation Atalanta.
There you go sounds like the European Union which needs all
of its money for its own people is spending it on helping the
people of Somalia you know when Yeah, you know, we need you've
got some distraction.
Jewel, Jewel. Jewel, is a spy. Alright, so watch for Cooney. to
pop up pretty soon if we're in Somalia,
I think he's he's sick of this
sick. I'm sick of our jingles.
No, he's sick of being a stooge.
If you want well, you know, it all depends. Depends on what he
wants, you know if he wants hit movies, then you do the business
if you just want to sit in Lake Como and and make drink
cappuccinos with me George then you know, you've pack it in, so
to speak. Yeah, yeah. Anyway, so I think we I think you're right,
the rubble idea it needs to spill over and and we keep our
eye on this goon guy.
And by the way, think of the benefits of the rubble idea
okay, let's take them off benefit one
construction Yes.
Backdoor rebuild boys. Economic Hitman Indeed yes
go in there. Yes. Set them up with the economic hitman you go
in you make and take out some loans. You build build, build,
it's all good for us.
Now do you think that they they though, I believe is symbol will
be kept intact?
Well, it's pretty rubbly now.
But it would be quite a shame. I mean, I've seen Oh,
St. Sofia, and the big mosque, the Blue Mosque.
I mean, no, no, that's too pretty.
It'll be in the areas where the Kurds are
okay. Right. All right. So Turkey rubble. Any other
benefits to the rubble?
That is the benefit at its benefit construction. You know,
we can rebuild these places and it'll just you know, it's gotta
be money in the bank for years. Speaking of which, I'm going to
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Now I want to say one thing. Gary Wiley says specifically,
John, I enjoy the show. I'm a retired World Airways pilot. How
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Wow. I flew world once.
I don't think I don't even remember World Airways.
But the best one though was I think it was called they might
have the wrong quite quite the right name. But it was called
peep was Express.
No, it was people's Express and we also have Braniff. Remember
that? Yeah, brand if you're flying colors of brand,
but people's Express was the most interesting and they got
they got jobs
wasn't the original the original southwest idea kind of No, no,
no,
no, no, no Southwest has been around for a long time. And
southwest actually stole their ideas from PSA Pacific south
southwest pa specific South sudden, anyway, they PSA had the
best model and they are the early progenitors of Southwest.
Okay. Same ideas and the same sense of humor and they do
comedy acts when they read the right warnings and stuff. You
know, people's Express, if you recall, was a was a fleet of 740
sevens that flew coast to coast.
Oh, that's right. It's very much like when I fly, Grant GrandAm
airways. Oh, yeah, I don't know. GrandAm. Yeah, they had 720
sevens that were all first class. But I remember
that. Yeah. But anyway, so this was a 747. And I don't even know
if it was had two classes. I don't remember. But I don't
remember a lot of things about it. Because I flew it a number
of times. It was dirt cheap. The people working there were great.
And they they I think are the ones who invented selling you
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like brown and white or something very interesting. But
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They don't put you know, very rare that anyone does get a
report that's halfway interesting, you know, play one
for you, which is from algebra, zero, which does have some
money. It's just totally corrupted. In but of course,
most of these organizations have big newspapers in particular,
they, you know, when they started cutting back that people
stopped liking their products. So they started cutting back and
said, and I've always said this, if your product starts to lose,
and people lose interest in your product, improve your product,
change your product, just don't start cutting back. So that's
what they all did. They say, Oh, let's just fire all the
reporters we're giving this away we're gonna make any money.
Meanwhile, they keep all these middle managers are just
useless, which they did all the I mean, purse papers of local
paper, the San Francisco,
you sound you sound like that pissed off journalists kind of
in a way.
I am a pissed off journalist. I'm not a journalism writer. But
just beside the point, I'd have sympathy for these people.
Sorry. And I really hate the corruption. Now
I'm a writer, not a journalist.
I'm telling you, it's the corruption that bothers me the
most. I mean, when we do this show, we're always digging stuff
up that nobody bothers right. But the main thing is because
you read legislation, which I think is the key to success of
this show. And you know, nobody even does that that they
generally cut back on their hours and make them write more.
But honestly, John, you know, how hard is it? I mean, how hard
look I'm a I'm a disc jockey. And and all and I read I hear a
story about some chemical weapons. And I'm really sorry.
I'm a disc jockey. When you when you go on a tirade, am I playing
music in the background? I'm going to turn you down.
I've gone on a tirade. I'm not going on. I feel sorry for me
thing.
Oh, all I wanted. I'm not feeling sorry. All I want to say
is, how can the journalist you're saying, Oh, they're
cutting back on their hours? bullcrap. It took me 40 minutes
to read the UN chemical weapons report. And just a clear head,
because I don't do drugs. I should, but I don't do drugs
anymore. A clear head. And I'm like, Well, hold on a second.
This is strange. Where's the 1500? Dead people? Where's the
samples from them? It's not it's not like rocket science. And
then I don't know. And of course, I'm not a writer, which
I'm not. So instead of going like tweeting out some bogus
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the show. And everyone goes, Oh, hey, that's interesting. And you
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Oh yeah, you know, I got a new Canon cameras GAMDIAS Thank you.
This thing just shoots like nobody's best money I always
used to like these other cameras but the Canon I've now I'm all
I'm all in. That's interesting. Great camera. Yeah. You have the
specs in front of you
interested in 40 megapixels isn't that better than
something like that you'll
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bigger the better and the more the merrier?
Isn't that better than the Windows Phone?
The Windows Phone? Well, you know, we get paid to joke about
them. Yes, yes, yes, yes. Oh, yes. Yes, the windows for all
that thing on the Nokia, unbelievable 41 megapixels, your
new idea of what they have for the new idea of zoom? No, you
just shoot a 41 megapixel picture. And then you just crop
out a little piece in the middle of that.
You know, and I love that commercial with all the parents
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stage and the cool parents have the windows bowed
and as commercial levers a great
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sunset Hyatt in Sunset Boulevard Hollywood. Don't call it the
riot Hyatt for nothing. John, have you
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you know Telly Savalas used to be a greeter at that Hyatt I
loved it when Telly was still alive.
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So, by the way he has so um, we Yeah, I do have some clips of I
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Before you say anything? You know the building on Sunset, I'm
gonna say it's the. It may be the Mondrian hotel or whatever
is next to it. You know how to have those banners that the
entire side of the building? Yeah, Al Jazeera America Uh huh
no. Oh yeah that or Scientology in that neck of the woods. Yeah,
yeah, true. So so so Soledad showed up.
Oh, so without O'Brien she showed up on Al Jazeera.
Yeah, they said she's a field reporter now cool. And they sent
her all the hotspots. So they sent her to Haiti. Oh, my
favorite, how's Haiti doing? They still have cholera? I think
and by the way, she's she's acting funny. Now. She, they
they had her on a remote shot, and she's wiggling her head too
much easy to get into. And we kind of just held off held off,
or whatever it is, she doesn't seem too pleased about what's
going on in Haiti. And she blasts everybody now I've got
four clips. They're all very interesting, but play the home
clip first and then we'll go from there. Okie dokie of our
missions overseas, it setting a very poor
precedent. about 30 kilometers from Karachi is a settlement
that's supposed to be part of the solution to the housing
crisis here. It's one of several settlements spelt with money
from USA ID brightly colored houses in neatly laid out rose
paved roads. So far, the 156 homes are uninhabited. There are
plans to move people in in the fall. This town is the tip of
the iceberg for what's gone wrong in Haiti, and a microcosm
of what's happened to the money launched in April of 2010. By
USA ID. The idea behind the new settlements program was to build
15,000 permanent houses that would benefit between
75,090 1000 displaced refugees, the total price tag at the time,
$59 million. By 2012, the cost had spiraled to $95 million. USA
ID had to drop the number of houses to be built by more than
80% instead of 15,000. Houses, they'd only build around 2600.
How did this happen? A report from the Government
Accountability Office published in June, blamed inaccurate cost
estimates and requests from the Haitian government. They wanted
bigger rooms, electricity, water and flush toilets. And then
there were the foreign contractors and their high
overhead costs.
There's no real control of costs built into this system. And so
the money will go to the contractors, they will, you
know, skim some of that money away. And then often, they will
then turn around and find subcontractors. And sometimes
you can have you know, several levels of contracting before you
actually have implementation. So of course, this becomes
enormously costly. Wait a minute, wait a minute. So
Soledad O'Brien gets can from CNN for low ratings and you
know, not playing the political game because we like her solidar
but she didn't play the game. So when Zucker came in, yeah, I was
just like she was irritating and annoying, and she gets in
everyone's face and didn't play the game. Then she takes a break
a sabbatical as it's known in showbusiness, listens to our
show, and then does this. I mean, hello, where she might as
well say, Bill Clinton snorted all the money,
that she kills close in one of these clips. So so. So do the
math on this, they were going to do 25 or 15,000 houses for $59
million, right? The estimate went to 95 million, which they
could afford, but they wanted, they wanted to flush toilets. So
that would show the estimate went to 95 million. And so they,
they had to do an 80% Cut back on the output. So in other words
to do it was less than it was more than half of that makes us
that those numbers make no sense. You don't go to eight
there's no division 59 to 95 is not an 80% kind of jump. Unless
you do skewed math. You so you don't go from 15,000 to 26,000.
That doesn't make any sense. And then they only have 156. Where's
all this money going?
Well, we know that USA. We've done the reporting on this job.
We have the reports. We've talked about it extensively, the
billions of dollars and let us remember that we all felt so
good. We changed our Twitter icons. We call the Tet we talked
to wreath watch them then we watched the concert concert. Oh,
and it was like, Oh, we're helping with Clooney. And that
was the one that didn't And if anything Whoa,
Whoa, that sounds where it is coming from me. Yeah,
well let me check 121212
That's one of the I think that lose connection years. Okay,
well let's move on to the pathetic school story because
it's not just USA ID that's at fault listen to
this cold blooded story is mother Mackenzie managed to
build a school here with 700 children and neglect in English.
Mackenzie's schools survived the earthquake, but not the
aftermath.
We were forced to leave in order to turn the schoolyard into a
parking lot with
a UN agency rented the property from Mackenzie's landlord, and
his school became a parking lot. Now Mackenzie teaches dozens of
children in a tiny makeshift classroom.
Hey, kids, your school's gonna become a parking lot. Haiti,
how's your how's your cholera doing kids? All right, nice.
All right, let's play a little I just unbelievable. This several
here play this one. This is a this is the good news. The end
of the story. This is the bush Clinton clip. Haiti, scandalous.
Bush, I should add,
yes, I have it. It's a little tough to see here.
The international aid has brought small pockets of
development. The Clinton Bush Haiti fund invested $2 million
to build this $45,000,000.05 star hotel, the oasis. The fund
says the project created 200 jobs. But according to the UN,
Haiti's unemployment has nearly doubled since the earthquake. It
now stands at a staggering 90%.
Let me just remember, let's go back in time, just need cash. I
know a lot of people want to send blankets or water. Just
send your kid Oh, yes. Just send your cash there. They were. And
we were all in on it, weren't we?
Wow. Yeah. Yeah. Stories protect good play the last good, which
is the USA ID homeless clip.
Yeah. Okay. And then I'm thoroughly depressed.
USA ID declined repeated requests for an interview. On
its website. The agency claims some progress in Haiti. 65,000
households helped with temporary shelters or repairs, land tenure
rights for more than 10,000 plots of land in an effort to
get victims back into their homes. But that's a drop in the
bucket for Haiti's homeless. Today, aid agencies say
approximately 300,000 People in Puerto Prince still live in
deplorable conditions and camps, families crammed into tiny
shelters made out of tarps and scraps of wood. This one called
Camp 54 sits in a middle class suburb, there are 5000 people
living on the streets here.
Yeah, that crab depresses me. And no one really knows about
it. I'm glad that someone that is reporting on it. And it
sounds like this is I guess meant to be anti us propaganda
somehow. But it's she's not really doing a great job if
that's what it's for. I mean, are they just trying to do real
actual reporting on this AlJazeera thing?
I have my experience so far is that yes. It's not like our T.
No, no. RT is just completely out of control. Yeah. Then
they're doing actual reporting there. I think they want to make
inroads and then take some of the business away from Fox, and
they're in between Fox and CNN on a lot of this stuff. And
they're doing stories like this, which nobody else is doing
anymore, which is yeah, whatever. I did my part I texted
1010. And I went over there and went in somebody's pockets. So
there was also a moment of total clarity on what is the Canadian
broadcaster? CBC is that it CB, CBS, ABC, they had this report.
And of course, this relates to climate change. And we have, you
know, the new IPCC report number five coming out. And it's very
embarrassing, because, you know, the Arctic ice shelf has
increased by 60%. And so everyone has to, you know,
scream at everybody and tell them, You're crazy. It's an
average. And this is what happens with science and you
know, shut up already. And they had a moment of clarity about
what's happening with government funding of science. That blew me
away was kind of snuck into this report where these scientists
are protesting the end, they're out there. They're like, hey, we
have to figure out a different way of funding a lot of our
research other than the way it's currently being done because
we're being restricted.
Federal government has cut funding for everything from
freshwater research to climate change. And scientists say
they're being muzzled not to talk to the public or even
colleagues information that
is collected by science. This is not getting out there in the
public space. And that means that Canadians are uninformed
about important scientific issues.
And example, research on melting Arctic ice. An American
scientist who worked on the study says he was told by the
Canadian government to sign a gag order, Andreas mune. Chao
refused this, but he's now wary of working on Canadian projects.
It's much easier right now, from my perspective to work with
people in Denmark and Germany, and Norway, and Iceland. Brazil,
Calvin Sanborn's Environmental Law Center has launched a
complaint. He says they have proof of a policy to control
scientists, especially those doing research into climate
change, and the effects of oil and gas development. The Federal
Information Commissioner is now investigating. If a scientist
shares the knowledge that they've gained with taxpayer
funded research, they can be fired. And we're saying that
that's a remarkable threat to democracy, job sciences in the
sciences
98% of Americans agree well, sciences in 97.5% of all
scientists agree
to sign a gag order, this is terrible. Here's let me point
out of the interesting thing, what's really going on,
including in the journalistic community, we have what I call
associative propaganda, which is where you put you list a bunch
of you list a bunch of facts that everyone knows are facts,
and they're kind of all agree on, except you notice a few
people on the real fringes, and then you throw in your little
zingers. Here's an article on creationist once again
threatened to make mockery of Texas science education by Paul
plate. And this showed up in one of the news services. And let me
just read the first graph. Let me get this out of the way
immediately. The earth is more than 4 billion years old.
Evolution is real and is the basis for all modern
understanding of why oh, gee, climate change is happening and
humans are causing it.
And what is the story after that? Who cares what the story
is, after that
goes on about how they're, you know, there's a bunch of
fundamentalists in Texas, your neck of the woods that are
trying to, you know, make evolution kind of a, you know, a
theory and then God really created that, you know, it's
it's a bunch of religious guys, right. And so this goes on in
Texas constantly. But to throw this little Zinger in there,
it's got nothing to do with anything
now. But that's happening. That's just the position.
Already. Science, that's just the positioning, it's how it's
how it's done these days. It's how it's the it's annoying.
It's very annoying. And we'll we'll get always get email from
we have listeners who are all in on climate change, being human
not being a cycle, not being a sunspot cycle, not being
anything that's been ever happened before. It's called
New, all based on, you know, a very small percentage of co2
being added to the loading that's already out there. And
they pound us. They're pounding the public with this stuff. And
if there are gag orders involved, there's a problem.
Yeah. Well, it is. And it's apparently happening in Canadia.
And I'm sure it's happening elsewhere. I'm
sure it's happening here. I'm sure it went into a place that
is that's got a lot of government funding for climate
change research. That's what this is all about. By the way,
you come in there and you're a skeptic. You're not getting any
work.
Now. Go look at the also go look at the funding. You can look at
to NIH and there's all kinds of places you can look for
government grants, and take a look at the grants that are
available for proving manmade climate change and global
warming.
And then any grants just proving it. I wish if there was only
a grant for proven global cooling we'd be in that's just
not there. Then that of course is I'm all on board with the
global cooling because I'm a kid from the 70s so I'm sticking
with it.
As some of the coolers are sticking with it to
the new king of the Netherlands, where I grew up and I know a lot
about it. I speak the language fluently. I you know, after 33
years oops. We have a king the Queen abdicated and King Willem
Alexander known as Prince Pils. He was the the beer
for instance, a beer drinker. Oh, yeah.
He had to retire. His beard is barstool. Yes. No. He's known as
Prince pills. Yeah, there's a couple other names that that
he's known by. But he has a smokin hot wife who's now Queen
Maxima. She's from Argentina. You should Google her job
because she's She is the distraction of this of the
millennium. And and you know, anyone anyone would Want hers
queen? She's just fantastic. Sexy when maxima
maxima, even the maximum like maximum.
Yeah, like maximum magazine within a maximum. Oh, she's
very pretty.
She's smoking. Nice. Yes, nice, everything nice everything. And
she's she's the kind of Queen you want. So he becomes king and
on the third Tuesday in September, which was this past
week is when the budget is presented to the, to the kingdom
to the subjects of the kingdom, and the king or the queen, but
now the king and we've had I've only seen queens do it in my
lifetime. But now we have the king gives a speech to the
nation. And he tells everyone, you know what's going down. And
quite a shocker. Now we know that the Netherlands is in the
middle of I would call it a depression. Although tip I think
illegally by the definition, it may not be a depression, a
depression may be only a recession. But I think that it
is so dire straits. I know that there's a lot of joblessness,
and there's a lot of problems. And the Dutch are very good at
covering up their problems. They don't like to talk about it. I
know there's a lot of borrowing going on a lot of people in
Super debt, but people can't get literally can't buy food. And
the Netherlands is a socialist country, by nature. And the king
comes out and says and I have a translated quote, which I
checked against the original I think is pretty accurate. The
classic welfare state of the second half of the 20th century,
in these areas in particular, which is medical and
joblessness, brought forth arrangements that are
unsustainable in their current form. And He now speaks of the
participation state. So we've gone from the welfare state, to
the now necessary participation society, which the king says has
been on its way for some time. It will benefit unemployment
compensation and subsidies on health care that have regularly
been pruned over the past decade, as the retirement age
has been raised to 67. The King said some costs for the care of
the elderly, for new services and job retraining after layoffs
will now be pushed back to the local level in order to make
them better tailored towards local circumstances. In other
words, the cradle is gone. No more safety net for you. Ah, the
socialism thing did not work out. And this is shocked,
shocked the nation.
I would think so. But it didn't they see this coming.
But I think economist saw it, saw it coming. But you know,
what's interesting in this case is that this is a socialist
system with a monarchy and socialist as in, you know, if
you lose your job you receive, I think for the first and I could
be wrong on this, I'm paraphrasing, I believe for the
first year 75% of your last paycheck, and it goes down
subsequently from there. But I mean, just the fact that you're
receiving a paycheck anywhere near equal to what you were
making. Just because you lost your job is a foreign concept in
in the United States as an example. But this is kind of the
system everyone got accustomed to. And if you became ill then
you would also your the money would just kind of keep going.
And the health care system just kind of worked. And now all of
that is essentially shutting down. And the king is passing on
the message, which is coming from parliament. He's saying,
you know, y'all gotta get in the game. Everybody has to
participate. You know, you got one leg one arm I'm sorry,
bitch. You got to work. No more sitting at home.
Yeah, that would all be fine and good if there were jobs
available that weren't in China.
Yeah, well, this of course is the actual problem but it was a
stunning, a stunning speech. I would say for the Netherlands
and probably just just the beginning of changing a dynamic
speaker. No one he has a horrible suit. I mean it for as
much as I love Max average wife dress I know. That's what I'm
saying. It's unbelievable. Like
a fashion icon apparently. Yes. I
think she just makes him want to want to look like crap. As she's
running him she's the handlers obvious.
Yeah, know. She's definitely a personality. You can see that
come in.
Now. Meanwhile, hair Schauble, German finance minister has said
Everything is great. The Eurozone is back. Yeah, the Euro
skeptics were all wrong. Ignore the doomsayers Europe is fixed.
Fix Yes, this is what this is what the guy literally said.
What is he talking about what is happening?
He says the fiscal and structural repair work is paying
off laying the foundations for sustainable growth. This has
taken critical observers aback. It should not have because in
truth, we have seen it all before many times and in many
places, despite what the critics of the European crisis
management would have us believe we live in the real world. This
guy's an idiot. So he literally is ignoring double digit like in
the 20s unemployment in Greece. 26% unemployment in Spain. 17%
in Cyprus. 16%. In Portugal, let's not even talk about the
youth unemployment,
that youth unemployment is at least 50% in all those places.
Yes. 62.9%
in Greece's specifically, but at least 50%. And all those. That's
the you know, and it's funny because the White House before
the whole Navy Yard thing happened. They were on this tear
celebrating the fifth anniversary of the financial
crisis like that, like we should have a cake or something.
Oh, yeah. And Paulson is been on every show in the world. He's
got a book coming out. What is he showing up for? Well,
the if you look at the the White House website, and they have
they have a whole they got a whole thing going on with
PowerPoint presentations, essentially. We did great. We
say we brought the country Obama brought the country back from
the brink. The Great Recession, which was the worst economic
situation since the Great Depression, we're doing
fantastic. We're we've got jobs, we've got money. Oh, and the
stock market is booming. Of course. That's why this is all
timed with the Fed statement of bed, the Bernanke saying we're
not going to taper any of the it's even more than I thought
it's now $85 billion a month. Yeah. created out of thin air.
It's propping everything up. It's
just not being created out of thin air. Yeah. It's only and
it's only a trillion dollars a year. I think they should jump
that number up personally, but I'm gonna minority here
on this show. You're in the minority. Yes. I wouldn't mind
trying it. But you know, this this slow. I mean, then do
something big. To Larry Summers drops out. We still don't know
why something happened there.
I know. It's pretty obvious what happened, why the Democrats in
the House Finance Committee, that committee that bank, I know
which committee calls or approves these guys before
they're put into the Senate, the printing press committee, the
printing press committee about for the Democrats, you never
knew they're gonna get trouble because the Republicans are
going to make make it difficult for everybody. And they already
said, Hey, we don't want this guy is a little too inside. He's
a little too, you know, buddies of sleep. And they said that
we're gonna vote no. And then before they polled anybody else,
I mean, they, they just said, but summer said, Look, this is
going to be a hassle. Yeah, for me, and it will be. And he just
said no. And they Janet Yellen, a waltz right through the
proceedings.
I hope so. Because, you know, I love nothing. But I want Janet
Yellen to be running the Fed. I want Hillary Clinton to be our
president. So in five or six years, I can finally say to all
the feminists I know I know exactly where I'm like, see how
that worked out for you. It doesn't make any difference if
it's man or woman they're all elitist pricks. Yep, all of
them. So yeah, we're gonna get Janet Yellen, who we know is
going to keep right on course. Now, have you heard by the way?
Do you ever see a picture of her? Yeah. Guard. Oh, by the
way, blood guard is in all these meetings with the President. We
have meetings of like, you know, our cabinet and and our finance
fire financial guys, and she's there all the time. I see her in
every single picture. She shouldn't be there. No, I agree.
So I just wanted to throw this one thing out there. This is a
wacky theory, and I'll end with this. This is a theory that that
I picked up and it's being called the road to Ruta. And
you're going to have to read the roto Rooter, not the roto rooter
the road to ruta r O O T. A. And this is based on a comic that
the Federal Reserve published twice in its history once in the
70s. And again in the late 80s. And it's this magical story of
these little people who live underground in a gray, black and
white world, and nothing they're about six inches tall and and
they have no color in their life until they find this little hole
in the leaves up to the surface. And they're they find flowers
and golden sunlight and they bring a flower in. And they plan
the and everyone loves the flower because it's red. And
then you know, they want more, but a landslide closed up the
whole. This is seriously a cartoon on the Federal Reserve
website. And I have the links. Yeah, and it gets better. But
then the flower starts to die, but it drops three seeds, and
they plant the seeds. And then they have three flowers. And
it's supposed to teach children somehow, about how you can bring
color into your life by planting seeds, the whole green shoots
being a banker by being a banker. Exactly. Yeah. And they
redid this cartoon. There's all kinds of people the the road to
Ruta theorists theorists have looked have taken this entire
cartoon apart in the two, it's two publications, because
certain words are emboldened, certain are highlighted. There's
all kinds of numbers and stuff. And the theory, I'm
paraphrasing, but the theory is that actually the Federal
Reserve has recognized its mistakes, and is and has a way
to reinstitute a gold standard. And this is all explained
through these two that like the comic books, they're their code,
explaining how it's going to be done. And apparently, the
introduction of the new $100 Bill is what is going to be the
big the big change, and all the symbolism that is involved on
the new $100 Bill you've seen on new $100 BILL Right.
I have seen the new $100 bill. I don't have one. I don't think
they've been released yet.
They have not. But there's a couple links in the show notes.
And you'll see so we have Benjamin Franklin, there's a
blue line that goes right down the middle. And on the left hand
side is where you have the Federal Reserve seal. You have
the kind of the old number 100 It's all black and white. On the
right hand side. There's a there's the ink or there's an
inkwell, but as made of gold, the the number 100 is made of
gold. There's a new there's a different seal on the right hand
side. There's all kinds of watermarks. It's very
interesting. I'm looking
at it now. But it's a very it's a very entrant on the backside
100 is in gold. Yeah, exactly.
But if you look up the road to Ruda theory, it's a very
interesting theory, which then what I like about the most, is
that the theory actually says that the Federal Reserve who
we've learned is our biggest enemy. They are the ones that
are going to try and save us by putting America back on a new
gold standard. So I really love this theory.
And I suggested crap.
Well, there's a lot of there's a lot of weird things in the $100
bill, the new one is very interesting. And we'll use a
bull crap go take a look at this cartoon.
Look at the cartoon and I'll read the thing and nine yards
and this bill is not made out of plastic though like the
Canadians have done no,
no, you can still do lines of coke with this without having to
watch it go up.
And that's all important. Well, I believe if anybody has 100 for
that, so but they do now I
don't think that I think if you look at all American money, like
something like some obscene number like 70 or 80% has
resonated
traces
and it's probably the $1 bills is not the not the one hundreds
actually one time but every so often I buy a bundle of COVID I
buy a bundle of bills I buy a bundle of twos and it costs $200
Because of bundles 100 bills. So if you wanted to buy a bundle of
$100 bills it cost you 10 grand. So so um so I knew I get this I
get this bundle of bills usually I get they're all brand new,
generally but one time I got a bunch of us ones I think the Fed
does his ad he's bills are fine. So I go through the bundle of
bills and like half of them literally are all folded in that
funny way that they like to deliver drugs. Remember that
fold is some sort of like origami thing
that no because I'm a weed guy. We just take a bow or whatever
and there's
some there's some fold that the they do and they sell you the
bill is like $1 or whatever. These are $2 bills and it's got
a bunch of drugs inside the I don't know how they do it
on your cover man,
but I I believe that
I don't really know how it works but I don't
so so I take the bills back these bills as the first time
ever returned bills. These bills are no good. I showed him all
these folded up bills I said these are all been used for dry
I'm dealers and they go oh my god I can't believe that oh,
that's the Fed has been in these bills back into circulation but
anyway that's that's my story. Yeah. Okay. It's not quite as
entertaining as your $100 bill with the road to ruin and
wherever that road to Ruda road roto rooter.
Okay Hey, you know what, it's my job to bring this when I see it
and I read through it I'm like okay this is interesting there's
a you know, there's a lot of symbolism I'm gonna read it
myself as you get to where the flaws are, but it is a little
peculiar looking at the new 100 was all the gold references to
gold on the front of the bill they got a pot of gold they got
100 in gold. Yep, gold color and then this is somebody like
something that somebody gets like a finger pointing down from
God is pointing at something and that's kind of in gold and then
on the back it's $100 de nomenclatures which is a weird
way they've done it in the back by the way, but I think that's I
can see the reason for it. But yeah, still the Canadian plastic
dollar seems to be I'm more intrigued by that.
All right. And then finally just in the F Russia F Obama camp of
course we have McCain's op ed in Pravda and I got an interesting
note from member are so you know we dissected the so called anti
gay you can't be homosexual in Russia law. And then we had
we found it to be Bogota live right and you actually looked at
it actually read it
and I had Trenton three different translations made. So
Brian are Brian are gay Crusader, who was a I think he's
a lawyer. He went he tried to disprove us because he felt that
he was you know, he was being wrong as a gay man. And little
did he know that I of course him half gay. And he came back. And
so he read the McCain op ed which couldn't which included a
line let me see. So Brian sent me an email here it is part of
McCain's op ed, it is curious, that one of America's most
homophobic. This is this is what Brian is writing. It is curious
that one of America's most homophobic anti gay legislators
would include this gem in his commentary, quote, they write
laws to codify bigotry against people whose sexual orientation
they condemn. So Brian says my failed effort to prove Anam
wrong about the Russian propaganda laws allowed me to
gain a deep understanding of this law, and can honestly state
that enforcement of individual violations will be as minimal as
its importance ranks a little bit above jaywalking, and a bit
below littering the endless stream of false reporting and
propaganda from English Language Media and elected officials. And
the fact that as far as I can determine I have the only
complete translation of the law and the law in context caused me
to reexamine the law to determine the motivation for
this messaging about Russia. When US media and politicians
turned a blind eye to the fact that in Saudi Arabia,
homosexuality is punishable by death. Very good point.
Our guy Yes, very good point.
The answer is simple. Corporations, entertainment
companies, media conglomerates, who violate the propaganda law
will be subject to a fine of 1 million rubles, which is
currently 31.6 $31,647 or administrative suspension of
activity for up to 90 days for each violation. If one considers
how many violations one G or PG rated Hollywood movie might
contain, it is obvious that there is a great potential for
this to be a strong revenue stream for the Russian
Federation. So I think Brian has done us quite a service here.
Wow. Yeah, in his quest to prove me the half gay man wrong by
actually figuring out that this is Putin's way of saying screw
you America, which of course what are we We're basically
Hollywood. So every think about it, every TV show every movie,
any any DVD, anything that comes into Russia, that includes any
quote unquote, depiction of alternative lifestyles. Yeah. To
a to children is in violation.
Yeah. Genius analysis. Great
analysis, isn't it? That's our latest.
Well, this is what happens. By the way. When you see you fall
into the rabbit hole. You all of a sudden, there's nothing going
on. This guy's full of crap, I'm gonna prove him wrong. And then
boom, you're down in there. And the next thing you know, it's
like, holy crap, this guy's not wrong. But this is even a bigger
story than that. Isn't that great? Yeah, no, that's, that's
what our audience can do.
That's right. So thank you very much. Thank
you the show for free.
That's right. producer Brian, the gay Crusader we should give
them a Cape
one already has a cape,
but as to have like a pink triangle with, with gay GC gay
Crusader, here to save the universe from Putin. And save us
from McCain really while you're at it. All right, everybody,
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