Good Audrey is doing Yeah, she bought a tray. Adam curry, John
C. Dvorak.
October 10 2013 Time for your Gitmo nation media assassination
episode 555.
This is no agenda.
Reporting live from FEMA Region six and the Travis heights hot
out the capital the drone Star State Austin J house in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where I'm also live. I'm
John C. Dvorak, Walton Buzzkill.
You know, we were playing around just before we started the show
with the slide whistle and their harmonica and what else did you
have going on there?
The tambourine? Oh, oh, this
is a new one. You haven't had the tambourine on the show.
Before you knew it not true tambourine is just a piece of
wood.
Oh, really? I didn't know that.
Yeah, it's a little cheap thing. I got it at Target Tarjay for a
buck
sounds pretty good for a faker tamp. I mean, how much trouble
is it to make a real tambourine? Why do you have to have a fake
tambourine?
This is only $1 I just saw it I says it all to the real champion
after you actually go to the process of buying it. It wasn't
like a PLP. Just an item I saw as I walked by,
to my daughter's girlfriend who's a musician, rock musician.
We were FaceTiming the other day they live together in in
Rotterdam, and we were FaceTiming and you were way
FaceTiming FaceTiming
you don't you don't know what FaceTime missionary position was
the deal.
FaceTime is what you do on Apple handheld products. You're video
chatting. Yes. We'll say well, it's it's specifically a
FaceTime.
If you want to just plug a product. Oh,
yeah. Oh, yeah. No, um, yeah. Yeah, big plug or have apple.
Okay, so we're FaceTiming and she showed me around the
apartment which, you know, they've they've done some
cleaning up remodeling. And, you know, so her girlfriend has, you
know, guitars and keyboards and guess what she had which he can
play professionally. slide whistle No. Come on. kazoo. No,
an honest to god full on Theramin
Oh, real want the big giant one.
There's no the giant one would stand and everything the whole
deal like you gotta play something for so she's gonna do
a track for us. Of a guy Theramin but I said, you know,
you need to hook up with John and show him how to do it. And
you need to get one you need. These things are expensive, man.
Yeah, yeah. Well, I'm trying to buy an antique one.
If you go for whom who is it move? Who makes him? Does that
move on?
Probably Probably the probably make one but the original one
made by Theramin himself or whoever invented the thing back
in the 50s or 60s. was a was a really big thing. It was like
one of those old radios from the 20s of big juicy to the speaker
and tubes.
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah, that's the one I want. Let me see. Let me was probably got
one in their basement people,
artisans, people who are listening to like, What the hell
are they talking about? Let me see if I can find that. This
isn't good up. Here's a classic. Here's
a classic. Thr M I N here's a
classic Theramin sound Hold on. Here we go.
This is maybe not the best example of what's going up.
That's someone who's playing just basically the scales on the
Theramin
it was used for most science fiction movies.
And pretty much that's the only thing that's useful for as far
as I'm concerned. I have no idea
when they first came out people were playing concert halls. Well
really? Yeah.
So is this kind of in the in the line of the B three Hammond
organ kind of era
though, exactly, no, because it was you know, it is limited to
that squeaky sound it didn't have a lot of
not a lot of doesn't mean it's not on the range of stuff we
need like Country and Western anybody I don't know is seems
like is rather limited.
Yeah, it has its moments. Okay. Well, my little device is little
thing. Yeah. So crap apart from Japan. The added tone, Atom tone
Yeah.
I'm a tone.
I left turned on the batteries dropped. Oh, oh. Circuit tech
and deal with and here's the joke of it. Here's the real
nasty part of it. The battery case is one of those things you
have to screw in.
Who designed that? What were they thinking?
Jeff is have lost their touch. It
is a great day today, John. No, no only episode 555 Triple five
today it is 1010 and by presidential proclamation today
is Leif Erickson de
Leif Erickson. Yes. And she got to the price of gold well,
more than a millennium ago. Leif Erickson, a son of Iceland and
grandson of Norway. That's interesting. Why would you even
say something like that a son of Iceland and grandson of Norway
thinks it's dumb. Yeah, well, this is from the white the White
House website he cast off from Norway's familiar shores and set
sail for Greenland. Erickson and his crew were not aiming to make
history but their ship drifted off course in the North Atlantic
and they landed in present day Canadia making them the first
Europeans known to visit North America. And that's why today,
by presidential proclamation, we celebrate Leif Erickson's
journey. And we honor all Norwegian otherwise
he got lost so we celebrate Yeah, the first true
dude, who wouldn't stop and ask for directions. A Yo yo, also?
Well today of course being 1010 Tomorrow is a very important day
Friday the 11th This is not anyone who's a fan of the second
half of the show will know that the New World Order and the
Illuminati always like killing people on Friday the 11th so
we'll have to stay vigilant and see what's happening. They do.
Oh yeah. And we'll go ahead and look on Google it probably
Friday the 11th The 11th is one of those numbers man it's like
everyone's always getting killed on Friday the 11th Either that
or Friday the I think the 27th is another one of their favorite
numbers all about the numbers with these guys.
Yeah, well that's the reason we are vigilant ourselves about
tracking these numbers. That's where we celebrate 555 Show
number 555 1010 Day which is curiously we got very few
Chinese who chimed in on that one.
I was looking at the spreadsheet I'm like wow, you know a few
people would
be one Taiwanese do
a few people were in on it but like not everybody's like what a
spectacular date this shouldn't be beautiful. It is a nice day
though. Here in FEMA Region six we have about to
say usually have a parade here in FEMA Region nine on one on
1010 Yeah, and Chinatown. Oh right of course. But I think
they may have stopped doing it because ever since because it's
really a it's really a republic of China celebration. It's a day
that the you know the the dynasties were overturned in in
the communist kicked the Republic guys out over to Taiwan
where they still celebrate 1010 de and as far as I know the PRC
does not so someone will correct me if I'm wrong.
While we're on the topic of Asians Do you remember when we
were talking about the first time Dennis Rodman went up to
North Korea and we were talking about the Disneyland ABC
connection and everything what was kind of your prediction as
to as to what Kim Jong on wants and what his vision is.
I've actually said before from the get go when I first saw that
first advice don't really want to be come a tourist trap.
Have you been following the news? Know this well?
Yes, but not that news. Oh, they some news?
Well, North Korea has opened up its first luxury ski resort.
Oh, I didn't know they wanted to be a ski resort.
And while the snow was due in about two months they had there
was a little snafu. Yeah, I'll bet there was the Swiss company
who has the two ski lifts has not delivered him yet.
Apparently a drawback Yeah. It's a great ski resort we have a
small little small little
issue Yeah, you got to climb to the top
but this it's really it's
interesting. There's some pictures in the snowmobile and
dragging
this pictures in the show notes if you're interested to see it.
five by five at any show notes.com I just thought it was
it was like you know, because I found this other source for
Korean news. And there's a lot of interesting stuff they're
doing it there's they have that whole industrial zone there.
They've opened up new business or reopen business with South
Korea There's all these things that actually really positive
that are going on whenever there's something in the news
here. It's always Oh, you know, they're gonna they're gonna drop
a bomb that creating the bomb they're gonna shoot a rocket
they're horrible. They're crazy.
Yeah, that's the way we do it.
I wouldn't mind trying to kill they sell out to us, right? I
wouldn't mind going to the
are you kidding? I've been itching to go it's the
mastic ma si que mas ik pass the first North Korea it's not just
that it's a luxury ski resort.
Well, they don't know. I'm sure What that really means so why
you don't know. Yeah. Have you ever been in maybe very
luxurious?
I'm doubting it. You know, so I went to, I don't know if I told
this story before, but I went to China, before way before the
Hong Kong was, you know, before 97 and was visiting, but they
were gearing up to become the Chinese mainland. And this was
in the town of Suzhou, which I think at the time only had one
factory now they have a whole bunch. And the only factory
there was from Acer built a factory there, and they had a
small amusement park and there was a luxury hotel that we
stayed in. And it was, you know, kind of bare bones and it was a
hard hard bed and it was just they needed some work. But But
you go into the wish someone reminded me of the Vice magazine
report on Korea, you go into the breakfast thing because they
decided they're going to have the European style. You know,
breakfast. What are the croissants are the Chinese
actually thought of these Asian hotels in the morning, they had
this huge spread, you can get anything. It's all kinds of
stuff. So they hadn't like
in Hawaii. You mean well, there were they have big breakfast
spreads in Hawaii in the morning. I
don't know that they do that but that's true. Yes. Similar. So
they had this big spread, but they always had they had million
people must have been 40 People watching over the three people
in their eating. And the thing the kicker was I didn't quite
have everything right because the orange juice was heated Wow,
that's a heater so you had a nice glass of warm orange juice
and oh boy, that's refreshing.
Was there any is that like their culture with orange juice?
Oh, they'd have no they have no connection to orange juice. They
didn't know this is somebody took a picture. Hey, man,
I got a great idea watch this. Hey, hey sin Liu Xing
put it put a candle under that thing man we should make that
standard oh god is horrible. I think if we have our no agenda
ski tours to North Korea we'll have you know it's breakfast
included no agenda tour to North Korea be fantastic.
Can you imagine we could charter a plane
when the charter a train or something
just thinking I meant to be a good idea that's easy way to get
rid of all of us wipe out the show in one go
all we got the hosts we got the supporters we got everybody all
in one go now maybe not a good idea.
Yeah. Like the Polish government.
I got I got I'm really annoyed. Of course that nothing new may
be but this Affordable Care Act healthcare.gov. website we
work. I know you made a big stink when I brought this up
recently.
But I'm going to make a different stink. Okay, make your
stink. We you and I will you more than I do. But we come out
of the technology world. Oh, and I am wondering, why is it that
not a single solitary, big technology reporting outfit? Not
CNET, not twit. Not Giga ohm, not TechCrunch. None of AOL.
What? None of these people? None of them? None. None. None have
done any in depth analysis of what has gone wrong with this
project. And it's it's astounding to me that the
audiences are accepting this level of crap. No, it's
hilarious. I mean, and, and, you know, I've been doing websites
or I was doing websites, you know, since I put
replan@reebok.com, online in 1993 94. And, you know, I've
heard everything and of course, we all remember, the the the one
time that actually was valid and worked is we had there was the
Victoria's Secret live stream of there
that was having a deal. It was in the late 90s. And
it was broadcast.com. I would like to point out, which was the
huge billion dollar scam that Mark Cuban pulled off on Yahoo.
That's how he got his money as he sold this bullshit website,
basically a domain name. And broadcast.com was going to show
the Victoria's Secret models and you know, it never nothing ever
made it on because oh, it was so successful. It crashed all the
servers. And you know, it was okay to say that for a little
while. And, in fact, my own company did the first URL on the
Super Bowl, and I'm trying to think which Super Bowl that was
I'm going to say maybe 96. And we had Oracle as a client and it
was for Oracle. And I remember quite specifically the how
unprepared we were at the time, but it's 96 Um, where you know,
an Oracle a barely had ODBC connectors, you know. And of
course, they expected us to use an Oracle back end to get these
submissions or whatever the campaign was for when they
flashed the URL. And it blew up immediately. So we started
bringing on any kind of hardware we could including, I think, a
Microsoft IIS server with what was that? What was their SQL
Server, right Microsoft SQL Server. And I remember there was
a huge problem, because even that blew up. Except then the
error message said no error, Microsoft SQL Server I S for an
Oracle campaign, and we'd like we'd lost I think the business
at that point. But to do this in 2013, is just unacceptable, and
to not have any I mean, I found some really good blog. Well,
you know, it seems as though the coding this is I think I thought
you were you're going to discuss or bring into this was, if you
remember, about two or three or four years ago, we would
ridicule the government for
$17 million websites.
Yeah. So if they're putting millions of dollars into these
websites, and they must have dropped a ton of dough into this
thumb.
Well, the CGI which is the so the American arm of CGI,
federal, which is a Canadian company of CGI, they got I
think, $97 million. But in total, if you look across the
board at all of the health care exchanges, everything that is
bundled up into this, the number is from
the WordPress guys do it for a few 100,000
or just have Amazon Amazon could do it in their sleep.
Oh, yeah, I play the health care computers clip so people know
what we're talking about.
Okay. And then I have a couple clips regarding this.
The federal government's new Health Insurance website had to
be taken down again overnight, one week after it went live.
Glitches have plagued the online enrollment system on insured
Americans. The Obama administration has declined to
release any numbers on how many people have managed to sign up.
Okay, so a couple things here first I
did that was, I think a key thing, they still will not say I
don't take 10 people have signed up, they won't admit it.
Well, here's the clip. Here's the clips I have. And I want to
say there's two parts of this website. One is the front end,
which I think the company is called development seed in DC,
they they did the front end, and they actually put their the
source code on GitHub and had people comment on it that it has
very little I mean, you get to the homepage that that part
works. It's all the backend stuff, that doesn't work. And
that was all CGI, there's like four or five companies that part
of this. Now, I just have a couple clips to show you how
ridiculous this is. And I'm, and again, I'm astounded that
there's no real calling. Of course, we know that most of
these organizations all suck off the Obama administration. So for
some reason, they can't be negative about it, or whatever
it is. It's very annoying, because you cannot in 2003, you
cannot be playing the web stats game, like Jay Carney spokes
hold for the White House
on how many people have attempted to access the website
for the healthcare.
I let me let me take a look. Let me let me look at my book, see
what facts and figures I have. Here. As of now I still have in
the first 72 hours, health care.gov had over 8.6 million
unique visitors. As you know, there were seven times more
users on the marketplace website that first morning than have
ever been on the medicare.gov
than I've ever been on any website ever, including
Victoria's Secret. We could not have known
a site at one time, but you still don't know how many people
have signed up. We like I'm glad you asked that question. Yeah.
Set up because I want to be clear about it. When it comes to
enrollment data, you know, I want to clear this up.
Yeah, he's he's he can't find his place in the book. We will
release
data on regular regular intervals, just like was done in
Massachusetts and just Massachusetts was done and is
done. When it comes to Medicare Part struggling what I can
confirm right now is
that by the way, Medicare Part D I do want to point this out was
also a huge fiasco when that was rolled out. Do you remember that
John Medicare Part D and none of the pharmacies could get oh
yeah, it was also like like nothing learned. Medicare Part D
that rollout was and it's the same systems, the same back
office, big iron stuff. And so we could have known this
people are signing up through federal exchanges, but we're not
going to be releasing it. This is a aggregation process and
we're not going to release data on
an aggregation process write these down John this is good for
our consulting business we can use
drops Yeah, just a bunch of bullcrap term processing
layer daily or weekly basis will follow models that have existed
in previous programs, including a similar program in
Massachusetts, including Medicare Part D, which is the
most recent federal example of this kind of thing and release
enrollment data on regularly monthly intervals
Nice. So so he's he's covered, he's just playing some stats
there, then we have Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who of course
is you know, we have to bring out the big guns, we all have to
say the same thing. Here's the talking points. One, we didn't
expect this, this amount of traffic was totally unexpected,
everyone was so excited. They mean it couldn't have in, in my
wildest dreams, it couldn't be some nut job who was used a
botnet to have some kind of DDoS with, you know, fake names
pilot, and none of that could happen. And no one could ever
even question that or any of the technology news sites well, not
at all. But also we have to talk about things like hates, and
we and we have love anyone who ever says hit hit, and we have
to
compare it to Apple, you know, and like iOS seven, you know, of
course,
by the way, and if you note and then then again, I don't have
the clip but I have
I have it all baby I
got it is the what is this constant reference to kayak?
That's the president. I don't know why he's
not the president. I was watching PBS newshour and once
one spokes hold came on, really said skies, kayak really like
Kayak. I don't know. I don't even think of kayak. I think of
Travelocity. I think of hotels. I think of all these, you know,
Expedia, kayak.
Interesting, I don't know, why kayak, did you do any research
or you just like, put it down next to you and just forget
about it, and just didn't know,
what research? Am I going to do? Go to Washington, DC and dig
through the damn files at basement. See?
who's invested? Yes. To who invested? Yeah, because we can't
just get it, you know,
and also put it on the internet for God's sake.
So this is this is also a an issue about transparency. How
can the most transparent administration in the universe
not forced the makers of this to show the code so we can take a
look at it? And you know, we could, there's a lot of people,
we we invented the internet, we have Amazon, we have anyone
Apple does. Okay. Anyway, I'm digressing into that. So I the
comparison continuously of, well, you know, when Apple
releases a new OS, there's a little difference between a
whole new operating system and a website. Okay, that's supposed
to like connect to a mainframe. That's a little different, but
Okay, we're gonna have to go along with your bullcrap. And
here's Wasserman Schultz takes to a whole new level number.
So clearly, we're eight days in and to be insisting on
hold, which is already stammering but
listen to it. She's got the best line, though,
that being produced day by day for a six month enrollment
program that, you know, is a little bit unfair.
It's unfair to ask for the nose job.
It's unfair, I tell you.
And you know, the good news that came out of this. And HHS have
acknowledged that there's obviously been some
technological problems with the server,
the server, okay, the server.
But but the good news out of that is that what is
server is she thinks server is someone with their divorce
papers, or
apparently designed to anticipate about 50,000 people a
day, going on the website and, and, and moving around. And it
turns out moving around
on the website, hold on a second. I'm just moving around
on my website here.
What can what can you play that that little last part again,
when she said,
it doesn't end, you know, there's another 45 seconds of
this mulled
wine over play that pretty and moving around, and that part
over for the back of what she says 50,000 digits, you could go
back, back, back back back.
But the good news out of that is that the servers were apparently
designed to anticipate a parent
myself, the servers were apparently designed
about 50,000 people a day, going on the website and, and, and
moving around. And it turns out, it's been 250,000 a day. Oh,
it's very she
has completely different numbers now. 200 Listen for $600
million, you know, I can crawl to 250,000 people a day. And
hand the in, sign them up with a with a piece of paper
clear that there is demand that it's also clear that they need
to logical bugs. I don't know any software program or app for
that matter. Oh, by any high tech company that doesn't have
bugs and fixes that needs to be made in the first few days of
the rollout.
Oh, she doesn't because she knows she's an expert. Now. She
doesn't know of any company that does that. Yeah, Amazon. Amazon,
I'm sorry. I rarely see Amazon pull something back. Rarely.
I've never seen it happen. Well, can I do a little thing here? I
have two more clips. But yeah, it's about the last clip. I
don't want to go stray too much before I bring this up. Ah, she
said they anticipated 50,000 people a day.
No, no, the servers, the servers were designed. Well, whether
that design or whether they have something that there's something
I don't know what the uninsured number is, but it's something
like 14 million people 34. Everyone has to be signed out by
January 1, I believe.
It's 34 million and I believe there's a the dead dead deadline
is March 30 2014. But okay.
Okay, well, then it would give us three that most people that
take it at the March 30 That calculates to 9,050,000 times
180 days. Oh, how are they supposed to sign all these
people up? It's it's anticipating only 50,500.
This is this is a new thing that you particularly are doing on
the show, and I like it a lot. It's called multiplication. It's
called as they call this quite interest fun with numbers and
government bull crap from spokes holes. Yeah, it makes no sense.
It makes no sense. But Neil, maybe they're putting new
servers on.
And so that's why there's in part, why did the six month
enrollment plan? Yes. So what the analogy that I've used?
heatedly is that's
what, that's 9 million. Yeah. So this is all bull crap. Yeah.
Nobody ever does just a simple math that says how can you even
say these things?
Well, let's listen to our treasury secretary who we
haven't heard enough and we haven't you know, we of course,
we lost him in Geitner. And we now know that he's not to become
the new chief of the family. Now the Fed. So he's back in what
he'll show up somewhere. And we'll have fun with him
eventually, in the future. These guys never stray too far. Tim,
he's too good. So now we have Lou Jack Lew, who is he has the
personality kind of have a dish rag, and then the hair to match
and he was on. I want to say maybe the fox Sunday show. I'm
telling
you if you look at a picture of him, I don't know what you
think. But as soon as I don't want to say anything
disparaging, but go ahead. He looks like he's got Down
syndrome.
Now. Yes. No, look at
this. Look at his official government picture. Just type in
Jack Lew to Google and you'll see this little thing on the
side sidebar.
I'm taking a look at people with Down syndrome are better
looking.
Well, I'm just saying he just says he looks good. So I don't
want to pick on him. Well, there was an unnecessary thing to say
probably. But yeah, I've no, I'm saying if he has Down syndrome.
Yeah,
no, he doesn't. But here he is. Well, God knows what he's
thinking though.
You've had three years to prepare for this week. If I
already had doubt, somebody already had doubts about the
government's ability to oversee a sixth of the economy.
Shouldn't this just add to my doubts? You know, Chris, I
actually think that is not what's happened this week. What
happened this week is we saw 7 million people rushed to go onto
rush.
There were rushing. 7 million doubt.
What are their choices in this new marketplace to buy if you
signed up, sir? Yeah, they have six months to sign up. This is a
big decision. We never how many signs? I don't have the exact
number but the question isn't the number because it's the
wrong question.
It's the wrong question.
It's a question What's how's it the wrong question? It's
the wrong question. That's the wrong question. Just shut up.
You
isn't in the end looking right quantity look, and I may have no
interested in fact, I'm not gonna need Obama Care. We know.
Many people have actually signed up. We know that people take
time to make important decisions. They go on, they
compare their options. The fact that so many millions of people
rushed to get in from Rush is a very good sign.
They will set their alarms not a good sign. And I don't believe
that for a second I think I personally believe this thing is
being DDoS took all hell and they did they're so dumb. They
don't even know it or someone is not telling somebody. I don't
believe for a second that the rollout they did I've done
rollouts.
Yeah, what? A couple other things. We had a clip I don't
know if we played it was a couple of shows ago or one show
ago where somebody at CNN had gone to the site actually got
through and found that when they put the drop down menus had no
no selections. Yeah. And how's that guy? What's that's got
nothing to do with DDoS.
Um, you know, it could be
long shot, you hit a drop down menu and you get no choices. It
says no choice.
But no, that's because it didn't. It didn't propagate. You
know,
it wasn't propagating. It was a JavaScript thing. It should have
been already on the page. It's not like something they have to
do extra if
the JavaScript didn't load because it was generated
dynamically with the
there's a lot of possibilities, but it just seems to me that
this website has got more trouble but it doesn't
matter regardless, the roof hoarding is not there, the word.
It's so bad that the questions that are coming out of these
mainstream spokes holes are better than anything coming out
of the so called technology press.
I'm not gonna argue the point, I don't see any articles as a
matter of, well, I
found a whole bunch of blog posts, which are really good,
which are done by people who know what they're talking about.
They can point exactly to the, you know, they say part of the
problem is that it appears that part of this was built with Ruby
and Java, and that possibly some of the early problems that
Twitter had with Ruby have scalability, that that's part of
it. They know exactly what just a lot of stuff that won't scale.
Yeah, sure. But they know exactly which Java back end app
is not working. There's there's a lot of really good and I put
all those links in the, in the show notes for you. And I
can get a column out of that. Yes. And as
of today, CNN reports that everyone who didn't get through
and signed up for an account received a message that they
have to reset their password because of some of them great
upgrade they did. So there's that. And then Kathleen
Sebelius, the Secretary of Health and Human Services was on
the John Stewart show. Yeah, and the clip I have is it's insane.
I don't know what she's talking like an insane woman and Jon
Stewart is not questioning her that she's insane What did she
say?
You know, we're facing the end of the Western civilization by
having a market based strategy
what does that mean? We're facing the end of Western
civilization by having a market based strategy what an Stewart's
like
a home we are bringing understand Western civilization
to its knees by selling private insurance plans on a website
where people pick and choose so yeah, I what is
the what is the How can you say yes?
I know I you know, I saw this, but I didn't. I wasn't paying
much attention to that particular part of it. Well, I
think what she's doing is being facetious
No, no, no. Yeah. No,
this is the right wing that says that the world is coming to an
end. And that's what she's she's no,
no, listen, that's why he's agreeing listen to the whole
thing. I don't think so. It's 30 I don't think so. You know,
we're facing the end of the Western civilization by having a
market based strategy we are bringing Western civilization to
its knees by selling private insurance plans on a website
where people pick and choose so I understand your point and I
understand that perhaps figured out a pathway that may have been
okay do you think that she's being this this is
she's talking to a liberal she's a liberal they're both making
fun of you know, some okay, this
is her idea of funny. Okay, okay, sorry. She
thinks she's hilarious with that line. Wow,
it's so funny that I didn't even get it at first. Wow, most
people
wouldn't unless they totally you know, grab a spot liberal
liberal code well.
Anyway, it's kind of it's uh, I I'm literally I am interested
and so I've tried to sign up a couple of times, and I tweeted a
picture yesterday because I tried every day just to see if I
can get an account and I got through one time but then I got
the email to verify and then it wasn't been 30 seconds and I
clicked on the link and it's adult you waited too long like I
know you waited too long for your verification click and then
yesterday the template broke and so I tweet this out and I said,
wow, you know, and now it's day eight or date day nine and
you'll the tweets you get back because I'm in Texas I feel like
well, Texas won't have any kind of health care I don't care
about Wow, man. You know this isn't it's not Oh, who was that
you were doing? Let me
see who the name of that person Hold on.
Let me see I had to block him. You should have blocked them by
now. It is
Zanna de zoo vol keep in mind Texas doesn't want anybody using
the new healthcare app. That's not true. Is that true? It's not
it's like you know No. Texas opted out of expanding Medicare
that's not the same as what you're saying but you bring on
people are defending Oh, hold on a second three followers is
probably some some Obama bot thing coming from DC with a name
like Xena Daisy Duvall. Really?
Let's see. Yes, three followers. Yeah, no, no, that's a scammer.
Oh, yes.
It's a typical. Yeah, it's
just a propaganda guide shouldn't have responded to him.
Anyway, so
Have some really good reporting from people who have entirely
different jobs with someone who have worked on some of this
stuff in the show notes 555 dot na shownotes.com And you will
actually learn a little bit and people speaking on. Under
anonymity, there's a Reddit where, where some people are
explaining what they've seen. And it does seem like the the
basic problem is, you know, it's it's it's typical of government
how you get a project and it's subbed out to all these
different companies and no one's really in charge at the top. And
by the way, it makes me wonder, you know, we've seen all these
Edward Snowden PowerPoints, I don't believe the NSA can get
anything done. Why? Well, why would they be able to do it if
we can't get this health care thing together really?
Well, we're talking about computer problems play the clip
NSA computer problem. Yeah, this is
a good one. There was word today that power surges have
repeatedly damage a massive new data storage facility for the
National Security Agency. The Wall Street Journal reported 10
meltdowns over 13 months, destroyed hundreds of 1000s of
dollars of hardware at the Utah cite another our problems have
delayed the facilities opening
another fine piece of reporting that none of the mainstream
technology companies have bothered to even delve into. You
could call a guy I can call a guide, aka my Two Day and
understand what might be happening this this sounds a
little huh. I built a data center, famously, in Amsterdam,
I was about oh, 10 years too early, lost about $12 million.
That was where I really all my money went. And I never had that
problem.
I don't even understand what the problem is. There's no
information given here. Of course, the NSA is not saying
anything, and why would they have a meltdown a month and
who's alone and why? Well, sure here,
but where's the source of this? I can't find the source the CIA
we know that the Thank you. But that's beside the point. They're
probably are having some problems. But what what kind of,
you know, this is the thing that brings me back to the the EFF
thing event I went to her. You know, I was told that Obama
said, we can't hire anyone who knows what they're doing because
we can't get security clearances forum. So they got a bunch of
boneheads throwing this thing together this massive project
billions of dollars worth of gear, and they can't get the
power supplies to work or right or what's the deal either
damaged or not understandable to me, right. And of course, there
is no reporting. You're right.
No, there really is. No, I'm starting. I'm starting a tech
show. Screw it. I'm done. I can do better than that.
On tech. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yes.
I have your blessing, right. Oh, yeah. Okay, good.
Knock yourself out. Oh, yeah. Dun, dun. Dun.
Yeah. So but I really question the government's ability any arm
of government. Now what's what's the NSA is budget six 700
million million dollars. More what's what's the NSA is budget?
Six 600 billion. I'm what's their budget?
It's billions. Yeah, I know that debt operation that thing
they're building. So isn't that 3 billion? Yeah. The Utah
facilities something
like no 1.7 or something, whatever.
It's a lot of money for a bunch of computers. It's not
even including the computers going up left and right. I think
that's just the the data center.
The why they call it a meltdown is not a
that's the Wall Street Journal reporting. It's a meltdown.
Because it sounds so nuclear.
Yeah, anything that just slammed the business. Yeah. And by the
way, we do have to make more discussion on this. On the nuke
situation. I've been reading about, you know, we've had, you
know, all the aircraft carriers or nuclear powered, yes. All the
summaries, and now most of our destroyers and most of the
Russian volley on nuclear powered Yeah, yeah, they got
these small little, you know,
well, how well they're not
backed. That's it. The newest submarine going out has 40,000
horsepower. Yeah. 40,000 horsepower. Generator is a one
horsepower delivers, I believe. 750 watts. So multiply that by
40,000. You could light up a neighborhood. Yes. With one of
these things and keep it going forever. Oh, this is
this. You know, it was atomic rod Sir. Sir. Rod, atomic rod
Adams, who has been a producer and contributor to the show for
many years. He was a former nuke he was on. He was a commander. I
think he was in charge of the nuke stuff. And a sub. Yeah. And
yeah, he was on the sub for, I don't know, 17 years or
something.
That's horrible duty. No, he
said he liked it.
Well, some people don't get, I guess you could like it if you
have the right personality.
Yeah, well, you know, they have orgies on the ships you know,
there was just a big news item about
they had an orgy on a sub yeah there was five five the
four guys four guys and one one girl were thrown in the brig
because they had an orgy yeah in the Navy I want to go now sounds
good sounds good
yeah, that that's a recruiting job right there. Yes,
we need more way heterosexual
orgies. Yes. Very very nice. Very nice
wasn't it they got caught?
I think someone I don't know, buddy ratted them out. No, I
think it was on this something I was on video there was some
Kitselas some idiots
out there. Bag ruined it for everybody. Yeah. Show is buddy.
So awesome. You douche
liquid liquid Audrey is doing Yeah, she's pulling the tray
I haven't actually heard you say that ever. 4130 Audrey. And why
Audrey? Audrey pull in the train. Oh, that actually hurt my
side. Oh man, then Very good. Okay, I have a quick little
thing here to take care of. After I let everyone in on my my
problem of the song stuck in my head. I got a lot of response
apparently. This master of the house song that
played again. I like it. Well, actually,
this was the subject of a Seinfeld episode. I did not
know.
That stood up the house doling out the charm. Ready with a
handshake and I don't even
remember this.
What does that really appreciate? It's
truly miserable. Rob. I want to see it last week. I can't get it
out of my head. I didn't know I guess I missed that episode.
There's a lot of episodes I must have missed but I didn't know
that that he had actually had that said that was an episode.
Yeah. Well, I vaguely remember. So
I did receive several messages, play a song. Come on. I have a
new version. I'm going to deprogram everybody and make you
feel much better. Do you know Do you know the kind of how the
song goes now John?
That a
full rock.org/na donate enough to be unite someday.
Thank you, Brandon.
How good is that?
I think that's gonna have to be played over and over before it
begins to work. But I think you've got something there. To
for art.org/donate
enough to be a night song
day. Come on. I had it after one play. It's good. Yeah, I think
that'll stick in people's heads. While we're on that topic, in
the morning to you John C. Dvorak.
Good morning to you, Adam curry all ships at sea boots on the
ground feet in the air subs in the water names and nights out
there. Yay. And
all of our human resources in the chat room. No agenda
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Hey, it was Nick the rat, who came in once again with our
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We understand. It's not easy. And, and well thank you just
again from the bottom of our hearts. And this is the show
that we had hoped to get a lot of people checking in with the
the meme of 1010 and 555. A couple showed up which is good.
We got 1555 and that's of course the Grand Duke Steven Pels.
mockers from what else? There? So
I have another one on the list before that.
Well, yeah, well, the big donor was Ryan bemrose, who came in
was an instant night and has a few comments to say he, uh, by
the way, I got asked to read his email. But from this note, on
behalf of the ships at sea feet in the air, folks in the White
House, want to thank you for your courage. I
read that carefully. I liked what he said there.
Hi, John and Adam, on behalf of the ships at sea feet in the air
and folks in the White House, I want to thank you for your
courage. I'm
just trying to figure out where he's where he's working. I think
that you know, he might be
he's in Everett, Washington that there's a naval base there.
Okay, gotcha. That's the ship that would be my guess and who
was involved with anything? It's giving month again, it works.
I'm donating to the organization that is doing the most good in
the world. Sadly, the company turned down my application for
matching funds. By my calculation, and he goes on with
some numbers, he's barren. Last thing I asked for is to keep
doing what you're doing no agenesis be the only sane thing
in the world and anymore with the content, NSA stories in the
mainstream news, I'm hitting more people in the mouth than
ever before. And he hasn't. And I asked them, I said, What is
the what's the deal with this? Because he's got other donations
and he sent me a note back, because I didn't know if he was
in it because he's already 90 Sir Ryan bemrose. But he was
never knighted. Oh, I asked him I said, What's the what do you
want me to do with this with this instant night payment? He
says, actually, if you're handing out make goods I would
first mentioned I was never knighted.
Oh, man. Does he have a ring? Now? Probably Probably not. So
he's okay. So he's a black. He's a black knight. He's a black
sank on sank night because he did his numbers actually 55555
and 44444 plus one penny, which he throws in for us. So yeah,
right. He says he says he's crediting his first instant aid
donation to his wife, Lisa, who was knighted on show for 16. So
we deemed her my second instant night was intended for to be for
me show 452 But I didn't get the ceremony because the spreadsheet
recorded that I had already donated for night. Um, it's not
a big deal since I've been enjoying the benefits of
Knighthood all this time. I just want to make sure this small
hiccup doesn't get in the way of a barony.
And he has a protector that he wants does he not? Yes. Puget
Sound excluding the People's Republic of Seattle. Write that
down. That's funny. I would want it the People's Republic of
Seattle. Okay.
It's out. Nice. Well, that's what we're all taught. And we'll
fix it Aaron and his wife's a dame and we're all in
we're going to tonight him and you can go to no agenda
nation.com/rings and get his ring there and he leads please
be upstanding nation for us, right. When you are a patron
like the bear the Grand Duke Pels, mockers of Belgium, you
get your own jingle on the show.
Now we have also a executive producer and
he says I'm reading his note here show 555 1010 some extra
support and karma for all the Knights and Dames. It was a good
promo to make sure we hand out the karma. Karma
and he didn't have a long thing to tell us there. No.
Christopher's semi in. Regina, Saskatchewan has no note I can
find but he's an executive producer, I'm sure. Did you find
some because I don't have anything in mind.
Link real quick while you move on to the next one. I'll check I
have a feeling I'm also
in the UK at another executive producer from Langley, Langley,
UK. Unfortunately, Samir we need some Langley money. Severe
about about some healthcare.gov money.
In the morning, you John and Adam in the morning to j to the
C to the D from a Brit from sunny born mouth. Bournemouth
born I was a regular viewer of Abby Martin's our tea show on
YouTube but my good friend Gareth Hopson, who is a
subscriber got me listening to no agenda since March. It's been
a revelation after your discussions about Abby's show it
became more apparent to me how bad she was reading the
teleprompter, the contrived dramatization. Oh, wow. I asked
my friend Gareth, Gazprom for short, why he would think I'd
like your show. And his response was that he knew I was crackers
enough to listen properly Nice. We've tried to hit our friends
in the mouth of sometimes by the way and hitting people you want
to preach to the
converted? Yeah, yeah. You can't convert the people who are
convert people you can preach to the converted but yes,
you can drop little things that but they have to pick it up. You
see, that's how they have to pick it up.
We tried to hit all our friends in the mouth but sometimes it
just wanted to punch instead if we ever started our own UK in a
show we agreed I would be crackpot and he would be
Buzzkill. In our student years we did resort to cooking mac and
cheese a few times but at least the ingredients came out of
different bags and the sauces made from scratch. Look the
mockery of the British accent especially when guys like Farage
and Hague are talking nonsense, and I would welcome more of it
but I'm still learning how to read between the lines of the
politicians that do not think there's a difference between
those here and then get in the US. Yeah, there's
a huge difference. Well, he doesn't. In England, they talk
like this.
I am currently we're looking for a new job as a research
assistant and say ecology so please send some job karma. So
let's do that right now.
Okay, here we go job karma. You've got karma.
Finally, Adam, a few episodes ago, you mentioned how Breaking
Bad has been ruined as a show and I'd like to know why I love
that show from start to the end. But was there something I
missed?
I think yeah, I'll be simple season five. Everything was
turned around you know, it wasn't. It was ruined. It was
not good. The storyline was off. It was all just
that the season where they had they had on top of the turtle,
though, that was the that was the that was great. That was the
best show. Season Five was the last season that's just a just I
thought it was a big shout out to anybody and burn my doors if
Bournemouth Bournemouth born most, who is a fellow listener,
come and find me at the university
and then he says, yours, Samir. Probably your first Muslim
donor? Nah, I don't think so. either. I
think no, I have quite a few Muslim direction.
Really? Yes.
And some of them are in the Middle East. We have a lot of
Muslims. It's
true. Yes. I bar.
But they're Muslim. Their normal buses are not nuts. For the
same Allahu Akbar. Yeah, they
might have of course they do. Everybody would. You just did.
Okay, we got a social executive producer Richard Herrmann
$266.06 from Lisbon, Maine. In the morning A and J as a few
things. I appreciate more than work you do each way. My
beautiful wife, Christy Lake Harriman is one of those things.
Christy's birthday is on 1210 12 and I wanted to contribute to
her Dame hood. A happy birthday card would be great to have you
wouldn't mind she deserves it.
Absolutely. Here's a little bit of karma for the day. You've got
karma and she's on the list.
Of course, Associate Executive Producer just.
Under $48.94, and this words note is ITM Smokey and the
Bandit. This is a donation to offset the Texas Rangers bite
out of your budget for going 94 miles an hour. On down on Marfa,
he gave me the exact number of the ticket.
Enjoying the show as much as average has got behind a few
episodes again, I want to catch up the slow way since so hence
the tardiness of this contribution. But as for
enjoying a lush mac and cheese with the Duke of Silicon Valley
I am but a mere humble slave to the universe track. As much as
all the rest of you just getting by. So no need to have couriers
provide us with extravagant offerings, just a bi weekly dose
of the show, and some occasional karma will do. Adios MoPhO.
Steven, I mean, Sir Grand Duke and we really love you. Thank
you. I just love say I have a man in Belgium who pays my
tickets
Hello, Don has notes.
I thought I'd floored you for some reason.
John has note where did these notes go?
Daniel Carta. Yeah, I
got a bunch of notes.
Is this a Sheck? Sheki green.
Go once you're okay. When I
read the note later. On a second. Just wait, why don't
I read the note that you have? Sure, John. It's no problem.
Daniel Carter, I'm looking I'm looking. Now I don't have
anything. I have no idea what's coming from.
He's right. This was mailed in. And so there's a note. Okay. So
and I found it when the check is still here. I gotta put it
someplace else.
Yeah, yeah. Like in the bank? Don't put it on your in your
office? No,
I know. So I'm worried. I have actually received
emails from people on occasion. Hey, hay, and a check from eight
months ago.
This is rare. It's rare, but it has it's very rare. I do
everything in the one to one with these notes. And somehow
that check stick stays with the note and it ends up in the
office and then at the bottom of your shoe. No, it's not not that
careless. I used to be when I was a paperboy. So I was when I
was a paperboy. I just like comes around. And the guy after
the whole I'm collecting and this guy just like a supervisor.
He has to make sure you know and he says to me kid did you handle
your money like a drunken sailor? No idea what he talking
about? Yeah. My next donation should put me well on my way to
getting my knighthood sending a check because it makes me feel
like I'm sticking it to visa and PayPal you are I would like to
request some karma and D douching. They're actually going
pretty well. Things are but you can never get enough good karma
or BD deuced enough.
bad deeds deuced. You've got
Carmel Oh, I like to say that the recent content on the best
podcast in the universe has been outstanding. I really enjoy the
way you guys connect the dots together. I don't always agree
with your conclusions, but I find the commentary quite
interesting and thought provoking. If you guys did the
nightly news, I might actually start watching it again.
Yeah, well, that may not be we're not we're not exactly
camera ready anymore. Those days are over.
Well, in particular.
Let me say that's not true. I watched you on that twit show.
You're a handsome man. You wear makeup? No. Well, you're a
handsome man.
When I was doing the Tech TV show, and I got to these guys
are saying Why don't you
do that? Why don't you wear some makeup? I mean, don't just put
it on before you go to the if I was on the show. I put makeup
on.
Now. When I was doing I actually wouldn't cranky started. I said
that, you know, these cameras stink. They're no foot. I don't
need bacon.
Yeah, but I think if you put it on, you would look really you're
You're a handsome man, John. I'm gonna say you're pretty handsome
dude.
And I'm not noticing that from the ladies response. I have a
huge gesture
like that. Miriam, who's on the show with you now I get it.
Oh, sorry. I couldn't resist.
Yeah, all the countries trying to repatriate their gold along
with gold along with all the missing gold from federal
vaults. And we are looking into this and the coming government
land grab where they steal our retirement accounts and issue as
government retirement accounts. Grace gra s not sure what we
know about that. I know there's land reps going on the federal
government's and buying up the United States very slowly.
You really said really? Yeah.
Sorry about the type letter. My handwriting is atrocious. The
NSA has declared my handwriting as a form of
code. It's 256 bit code.
Anyway, thanks for all the hard work. I'll keep listening the
best podcast in the universe. Daniel Carta.
Yay. Thank you. Thank you so much.
And we do read especially notes that our
executive producers and Associate Executive Producers
go to the trouble of writing in Yeah, of course we do. Yeah, we
find that to be interesting. And we
have and who we have here the angry Korean
a worse this
2010
Yeah, we have anonymous from the People's Republic.
Oh, I'm sorry. I'm a head to 1009
Keep location and name anonymous. You guys are killing
you guys are killing it lately killing it. Love this. Your
political science essays for me. I've been getting A's and they
haven't given you jack shit. My bad. Yeah, some cash. Are you in
a producer's ship for me? I don't know. It was Wait a
minute. Shut up.
Whoa. So this anonymous person from the People's Republic of
California yay. has been getting A's in his his or her political
science essays because of our content. That's what he claimed
using our our viewpoints. Yeah. Wow.
Because it's so unusual. And so well done. You know, I mean,
yo, here's some cash for you and a producer. To me.
I can see that working. I don't
know who's happier. Just a shot of karma for me, please. JCD I'm
turning 21 Pretty soon I live in the East Bay beer on me. Adios
mofos I'm gonna hand out some karma for sure. You've got
karma. So you can go and watch the 21 year old puke after his
first
real beer. It's on you, John. Come on, man.
We it's on me literally. John D Saltus. In $29.07 from
Thomaston, Georgia, I've got a note handwritten note on ice
which I'm going to have trouble reading. In this case it's all
printed but it's still hard to read. sitting here listening to
the pre stream the longer I remain a boner the more I feel
like I need to contribute as a donor. A true testament to the
value for value model encloses tuner $9.07 Seven shekels 69 dot
69 times three. Due to the confusion over the streak of
fare equals draw three Es T fat lady.com Why this money is well
spent to propagate the formula for the for the general theory
of Bolga tivity I just learned JC as an encoder in his pants
he's the douche me and call out and call out Ed Layman and get
mo nation sparkle. Spartanburg South Carolina for hitting me in
the mouth mouth over a year ago and never donating himself
permission granted for shout out he has an arrow pointing at it
he needs to do douchey this guy you've been deed dude. Thank you
Carmen Thank ya. Thank Thank Thank you Thank you for teaching
me the secrets of news deconstruction more likely, that
has saved me hours and hours of therapy with your suffrage
please in part A getting laid karma and if so inclined to the
gate to the gate to the climate gap plus chemtrails
to the gate to the gate to the clover
nice and they I think was there's a Karma on
the head the deducing and the karma and everything. Yeah, we
did like a five things.
Okay. Sorry, crew. I'm trying to reduce
noise and you're undermined. That's my my, what is that?
What's going on there?
Let me do it again.
Yeah, what's that?
I gotta put some oil on this thing.
I was at your chair or the mic stand.
It's the mic stand. Wrap the mics that How old
is it?
It's it's an old Sony Mike's them, ma'am. 60s.
Oh, really? That's kind of cool.
Yeah. Take a picture and move it around the bottom thing unscrews
and then the whole thing is take a picture
of it. I want to see this 1960s Mike Stan, that's kind of cool.
I'm interested. It's since I've never been allowed to see your
studio.
Well, one of these days. The angry Korean and Shelton
Connecticut $21 is our final producer for today's show. 555 I
John anatomy I put up angry Korean but my real name is Song.
John Kim Kim, which I'm revealing be everybody's name
Kim, by the way. Yeah, really? Because I really need an
Associate Executive Director credits for my college
application as a communications manager. I take my SATs so I
really need you got it. You guys started listening. I started
listening because of my kick ass ex Korean marine LSAT tutor nice
speeches about how Americans think their tax dollars are the
only thing keeping the North Koreans from raping our women
and towns. Well, all Korean men are in his words, drafted and
dragged through the mud for two bucks a day. Please repeat this
on the air so that he'll shut up already? Also, please tell him
I'm sorry for tanking the SATs a final note I do take offense on
the whole Korean pilot. Holy fuck thing. Because that is
racist. Yeah, no one is laughing about this in Korea. Please give
me a like a kick to the crotch and college karma. and A D and
D. What is douchebag for my cheapass l gives a douchebag.
Fast sa t two, as far as I know has never donated and keeps
doing his laundry at my place.
No wonder you tanked on the SATs. The guy probably had a
tutor all he's like he's a bum. Hey, yeah. I'm a tutor for the
SATs. Show.
You've got karma. Nice.
Alright, guys for 555 I want to thank all of them profusely.
Plus
funny notes by the way, thank you. I always appreciate the
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Yeah, we need to put us in a category please. Thank you Targa
producers executive and associate executives always
propagating the formula. Our formula is this. We go out for
people in the mouth
John, this is of course, Cybersecurity Awareness Month
and we have a you know this is October. So Rocktober it's, you
know, we're waiting for the big melt down the October surprise,
you got the shutdown and as if it couldn't get any better. Nat
Geo which is how you're supposed to say it right Nat Geo the Nat
Geo channel on the 27th of October John. Yeah Have a
fantastic show which we have to watch I have the trailer right
here. American blackout. I have to let some candle do nothing to
nobody's doing anything today because there's no power right
now our nothing in here for you to see further doesn't work. Are
we supposed to do more stuff? We gotta get some water
when are you coming to pick us up? We're now
wait for it. Wait for it. The current blackout is the result
of a cyber attack
Why is nobody helping us? American blackout, a premiere
movie event? Sunday October 27. At nine Yeah. Channel. That's
right. What channel lifetime? What not geo net geo the
National Geographic channels playing this piece of crap
because it's reality
babies. Second real. It can really happen. Did you hear the
little news report there? Because of a cyber attack?
Yeah, no, that was the punch line. Yeah. Yeah, no, I'd listen
once in a while.
Amazing. Amazing how they do that
visa crap. Yeah. Well, luckily, this guy's such a small
audience. No one's gonna watch. I'm
gonna watch it. I love it. I'm
not I refuse to watch this kind of garbage. I got other things
to do with my time. I gotta I gotta cut my fingernails. You
gotta show to run. I gotta scratch my back. Many more
important things and listen to that piece. It's good. All
right. All right. So I got a couple things. I was very
disappointed. Oh, by what? Well, you know that I've been pushing
the Janet Yellen idea. They're gonna put Janet Yellen in the
takeover. Bernanke is Jess. Yes. Yes. Couple of things
that she denomination thing was like a 12 minute ceremony
yesterday was really short. It was like boom, boom, boom, boom,
boom, done.
Well, a couple things. One, I didn't realize she's a midget.
Yeah. I saw. I saw that too. Like Bernanke is already a
midget? And what is she Oompa Loompa status?
Gotta be like four or five or something?
Is it on the book of knowledge? No, let me see Janet Yellen
height. Let's see. It would be it would be appropriate and we
know is under five
foot. There's no doubt about that. So that's why Obama didn't
want to picker. Jeff,
especially if he's standing on it. It looked like he was
standing on an extra little pedestal
there. It was actually in a whole video. So then she speaks,
and I go, Oh, my God, this woman is not presentable. Just listen
to I mean, she's probably a genius. But I'm just saying it's
just like, I'm not gonna be happy listening to her give
testimony, no sector
and about the risks of a major recession. If confirmed
by the Senate, I pledge to do my utmost to keep that trust and
meet the great responsibilities that Congress is entrusted to
the Federal Reserve to promote maximum employment, stable
prices, and a strong and stable financial system.
Oh my god, you know who she sounds like? Let me see. Let me
see if I can find a video of her. Like the have you seen
poltergeist? Yeah, there's a girl. Yeah. And they had that
little midget woman who's gonna who tries to Oh, that little
midget woman right into the light carry and that one doesn't
she sound like she looks a little bit too. Yeah, it's the
same. Maybe. Let me see. Let me see. Let me see this. Is it go
into the light if what was her name? What was that lady's name?
I can't remember anyway. Yeah. Is this here
yeah
staple prices in the Scarlets
it's totally her Yeah, well, she's gonna tell people to go
into the light. I think we're doomed.
This the shutdown is has me very concerned. And I had to get this
off of this pretty cool European blog that I've see people bought
What is it called European public affairs and it's like a
it's like a multiple person blog. And these are, I think, I
don't know if it's just people who follow the EU or European
public affairs.eu. Now they're probably subsidized. This is the
news. And it's not good after the end of a relatively
productive negotiating period in the Transatlantic Trade and
Investment Partnership known as T tip, or as we have been
talking about on the show the super foreign trade agreement
between the United States and Europe which will save the
economies of both continents, or at least the North America, but
we'll save America's economy and the US economy by allowing us to
export our gas super cheap to compete with the Putin stuff.
This was last July, those at the heart of the negotiations have
been excitedly preparing for the RE commencement of talks set to
occur in Brussels this month. A factor many of us had not
anticipated was that the disagreement between US
lawmakers over the debt ceiling would cause the government of
the United States to shut down as an American in the field of
European Affairs traveling in DC during the shutdown, it was
eerie to say at least turns out on Friday, October 4, eu Trade
Commissioner coddled lift receive it was without a doubt
an embarrassing call from the US Trade Representative Michael
Froman negotiations, which were set to take place from the
seventh to the 11th of October would no longer occur as a
result of the US government shutdown. Is this is yeah,
this is bullcrap. Kerry's roaming all over the place doing
deals, Why can't our guide move while
Secretary Kerry will continue being the US presence at the
APEC summit in Indonesia. President Obama will now be
missing from those proceedings due to complications arising
from the playground staring contest, which seems far from
over. So what is taking place? The TPP which is the Trans
Pacific Partnership, that is a go. And we're about 90 days away
from that falling into place. And that's good for us because
we'll be exporting export free gas to Japan and other countries
in Asia. So we do get a Benny from all that. But the Canadians
are gonna get Yeah, he got that port pipeline that goes to
that's good.
I'm okay with that. There are neighbors I'm okay with that.
But but for the year for the Europe's This is not good.
Times got some Poons got some trouble. I mean, he's obviously
play the play my Putin clip here. This is I think this is a
throwback idea and I think this will be fun to watch.
A Russian court has ordered a critic of Vladimir Putin to be
held indefinitely in a psychiatric institution. Because
Semco was arrested for taking part in an anti Putin protests
last year. Human Rights Activists so the judgment is
returned to Soviet era abuses.
Like it of Putin, Putin and Senator the nuthouse like they
used to do on on Stalin used to do
on that I got an email from Brian, the gay Crusader this
morning. You'll remember Brian, the gay Crusader.
He is the one who is challenging you, personally, for your lies.
Well, he he I deconstructed with multiple translations, the so
called anti gay law in Russia, and said this is not at all
about not being able to express homosexuality. It's it turns
out, John, you have the line?
They do. Yeah, it's just it's just what a scam. Just a scam
to soak the American entertainment industry.
Oh, yeah. No, right. It's a scam to soak the American game
industry. And, you know, right on cue, John, right
on cue.
I'm all over work. So I you know, it's also possible that
this guy was nuts. And they sent him to the night house. I mean,
I want to read I want to read something from Brian. You want
to go back to the nuthouse? Because I'd already gone Oh, no,
keep transition into
I'm stunned. I'm stunned and shocked at my own inefficiency
here.
So Brian says, Adam, I want you to know I'm still working on the
white paper because you know, he was going to write up a real a
real official thing about this debunking we've done he says, I
feel a little like a little bit like the boy who cried white
paper. But I want you to understand why the anticipated
deadline has not yet been met. Now, as it turns out, so he said
the Reader's Digest version is it's absolutely essential. Every
fact and detail of each fact that is included is bullet
proof, to those who will try to exploit any tiny detail and
effort to try to debunk this entire document true. I'm
extremely close to achieving this goal anticipating having
the time earlier this week to wrap it up and share it with you
not just give me some background Hear, this is not my first time
at the rodeo. I've written a plethora of white papers focused
on best practices in corporate diversity and inclusion. I've
conducted countless broadcast TV radio interviews focused on
diversity issues with CEOs of the world's largest public and
privately held companies. Prominent US government
officials, both elected and appointed key leadership and
ownership of professional sports leagues and teams and notable
individuals in the world of entertainment and the arts. I've
written speeches on the topic for CEOs of some of the world's
largest corporations, and I've even written many of the
speeches for the Miss America 2004 Whose platform was
diversity? And yes, I fulfilled every gay boy's dream and got to
wear the crown more than once backstage.
That's a good one.
Anyway, says to explain what drives me to take the time to
make sure because he's a professional. He does this for a
living, right? He's no slouch. This is our producer here.
Anyway, to explain what makes it what drives me to take the time
to make sure everything is in this white paper is rock solid,
is that I've seen how those who have spoken in support of the
Russian child protection laws are vilified and demonized in
the LGBT media. And in some cases, the mainstream media.
Well, I obviously don't support the laws I have no interest in
putting something out there that has the smallest inaccuracies
which can be exploited or paint me as an Uncle Tom of the gays.
Anyway, so he's famous.
Okay. Yeah, a lot of famous listeners. Yeah, but this
is really cool. So the white papers forthcoming. And and if
you would like to know more about the the Miss World contest
and the Crown he's happy to fill you in John. Okay. And he could
probably probably get you into one of these one of these to be
a judge
Yeah, right. All right. Dream on that's not gonna happen.
So you we were talking about the government shutdown? Yeah. I got
two clips. Oh, boy. One thing I have a guard who's freaking out
she and she's in all I mean, she's not an American official.
What ya know? What happened to her hair? Or Did something
happened to her?
Yeah, she's got a Hillary cut. Really? Yeah, she used to have
that up. Do whatever it was. Yeah, that pixie thing you know
for oh, now she's got a bunch of hair hanging down like good
Hillary it looks like it was done by a Parisian but the
problem is her face is a hatchet face and she doesn't really work
yeah, damn happy face.
No as I asked your face
like she just have kind of like yeah, it doesn't it's not a good
look for her. No, no, she does have it's Hillary hair. You're
not kidding.
Yeah, she probably going to the same she looks like a dude.
She looks a bit bad. Sorry. Anyway, so what do we have on
this biatch
well, I'll play the guard clip and you should you see a
freaking out but I don't know I'm no it's a clip worth
playing. Actually, let's start. Don't play it.
I want to play it.
Without that new cash coming in. It risks defaulting on paying
back the money it already that would trigger a global financial
catastrophe. The head of the International Monetary Fund
Christine Lagarde says it is mission critical that this be
resolved as soon as possible
ongoing political uncertainty over the budget. over the debt
ceiling does not help. The government shutdown is bad
enough. But failure to raise the debt ceiling would be far worse.
And could very seriously damage not only the US economy but also
the entire global economy. President Obama
says a debt default would throw the world's largest economy back
into a recession which the US Treasury says will be worse. And
what followed the 2007 crisis and Obama using rather more
direct phrases than the IMF chief said if we screw up
everybody gets screwed up
I mean how many times we have to watch this you know at this
point of course we know what's going
on you my theory is on this I brought it up on the horror
which
show oh I missed it tell me
and the problem is we have to go to Washington DC to prove this
theory to be correct we got Pete all the staffers on Boehner and
all these other douchebags are on holiday they all got a
vacation well they got a vacation they're gonna get paid
for but that's not what the real deal is. They're trying to get
the market down far enough so that the day before this thing
is said oh yeah, we can we're gonna George opening the
government back to business from these guys will be long with
with calls, right? So invest in certain companies that they're
already watching the ones that have slid a lot. And there's a
bunch of companies very, that have high betas and so the
market just stutters a little bit those companies fall like a
rock You know the event? Well, it gets it
already happened. It says here, stock soar on hopes for deal to
avoid us default. That's That's right now on finance.yahoo.com.
Well, then
they were bought they were buying the day before that.
Yeah. And it'd be calls. That's what you do, because you can
leverage the most. But no, there's a the Congress can
trade. Yes. On this stuff. And there, why wouldn't you? Oh,
yeah, I
would. I
will. Of course you will. Because you can do it. Lee is
legal.
Yes. All you have to do is send your paperwork. Within 60 days
after the fact down to the basement. practically nobody is
going to ever see it. It's on microfiche, and you can copy it
onto paper.
That's it. So meanwhile, the thing they clip that really got
my attention was the one that's the weird government shutdown
anecdotes, because when I heard this, I went, I'm beginning to
think, let me find out do an ask Adam on this, after you play
this clip, this was on the sorry, is unbelievable.
And there are so many small areas in which the government
has a hand that still people will feel an impact. If you're
trying to buy a private jet right now, the FAA can't sign
people who are doing one or two who are if you are if you run a
craft brewery, and you're trying to get a new recipe to the
probably a slightly larger population smaller, a very small
Bureau of the Treasury Department won't be able to
approve that recipe.
All right. So okay, first of all, you have to have, you can't
buy a plane,
you need the FAA to approve you to buy the plane, you can buy a
plane anytime you want. Okay, so that's bull crap may not be able
to register it that's possible. That or if you want to change
the registration, but it's kind of irrelevant. Now,
the second part of this so yeah, bullcrap, I find it extremely
hard to believe that a beer maker has to get approval from
the government for his formula. I just don't believe it. I'm
gonna start asking some brute guys about this. So in other
words, I'm over here at Pyramid brewery making beer. And so I
said, Well, you know, and what's the difference between you
because you have to adjust to the conditions and what you have
available. You might not get the same type of malt you might have
different kinds of hops. So it's and let me try something here
special for the for the bar at the place. You have to go
through the government. I'm not buying this. If it's true, it's
horrible.
This, this reminds me of a clip that I've been holding on to I
know you hate it when I do this.
It's clip showdown, Senator
Mikulski of Maryland about the shutdown and how it affects the
Centers for Disease Control. So general speeches continue on the
floor of the Senate.
What is the pending business before the Senate? The Senate is
in a quorum call. Thank you, Madam President.
You know who she is right. She's
growing weary of the gridlock deadlock
gridlock, Greg block hammerlock? One flock flock Flint glamour.
This is a card man this like vote her out, vote her out
on our government that we want to reopen CDC, I could go on to
the fact that they we could go over diseases after diseases,
infections after infections that they won't be monitoring. Let's
take the common one flu. I've had the sniffles but the
sniffles can also kill people.
The sniffles can also kill people.
3000 Americans die from flu vaccines can prevent the flu. We
now the CDC, the Centers for Disease Control are out. Were
out there, making sure there was enough vaccine available that it
was being distributed fairly and equitably in the United States.
This is what they call it. And did you also know that they're
dead diseased and detectives? Many people don't know that
they're disease detectives?
This is Ask John segment. Did you know that there are disease
detectives on the government payroll?
Yeah, actually, I didn't know but then I didn't know they were
called that they're just researchers.
Is it like Excuse me ma'am. Timing open up. Adam curry
disease detective.
So what is Senator Barb mean when she says this? Sometimes
there's an outbreak
to Senator Barb by the way, that's how she referred to
herself and the third person there. What is Senator Barb
mean? That should be a game show.
People are sick people even die. They wonder what it is. They
dial 911 It's like a disease identification SWAT team.
John, did you know there was a disease
dial 911
And you're Get a disease identification SWAT team. I
thought we should try that right now. Hi. 911 with your American
thing. Yeah, I need the disease identification SWAT team.
Unbelievable. How can we
why are they more from her nine second dayco When
working with the best and brightest at that state level,
going to use the best technology and science?
I think I just faded her out. Yeah, disease detectives and the
investigative SWAT team. That's why why is Is it a state thing?
Is that Is it like a constitutional thing that we
don't just have term limits on these bronies? I guess so.
I guess it's well, you have to make it. It has to be a
constitutional amendment. They did that with the President?
Because after Roosevelt, right. Oh, really? The Constitution?
Yeah.
Well, that recent?
Well was right after Roosevelt. As soon as he got you know, once
he died, they said, well, we can't we're obviously the
country had slowly evolved into just wanting a monarch or
something. I think we still do. I think we've deteriorated in
that regard. And so it was thought that maybe we should put
a term limit on the president because you get some real
popular guy. I mean, I think probably Ray Reagan could have
been re elected third term Clinton for sure.
Right. But but but but on these congressmen and senators,
Congress, persons and Senators.
Yeah, well, the problem is, is that if you still need a
constitutional amendment, you could do it on the state level,
or state level, right? A state by state won't tend to do it
because it goes like, well, you know, you got somebody in there
for 2530 years. And now he's the head of a bunch of committees.
He's funneling a bunch of money into this as
well. So there you go. That's the exact problem that we're
dealing with. Yes, corruption. Yeah, exactly. Well, people you
shouldn't stand for it just didn't stand for it anymore. But
everyone's now suffering corrupt. It makes it simple. You
know, and here in Texas, now's like Wendy Davis, she's going to
run with her pink shoes. She's going to run for governor. It's
gonna be great. is not going to be great. She's just as corrupt
as the rest. Her her money comes from big law firms. Come on
people. Yeah.
A What's with Obama and his, you know, you've brought this up
before and I started listening for it more and more. And he's,
I don't know if he's doing it on purpose, or he's actually being
dumbed down because he's the president or maybe it's the
second Obama and as the guy had never had good grammar, but
didn't read the Libya or play the Libya raid, you know, they
hit the Libyan rady they raid Libya has grabbed some guy. They
don't care about international law anymore. It's probably
another violation of
the Prime Minister was kidnapped anyway, so who cares? The kids
can't say anything he's kidnapped.
Yeah, yeah, there's that. Read this. Listen to this guy.
mando raid that seized a top al Qaeda suspect in Libya is still
making waves. Libyan jihadist vowed today to kidnap Americans
in retaliation for the capture of Abu Anas al Libbi. And the US
military said that it is moving some 200 Marines to a base in
Italy just in case in Washington President Obama said that the
Libya raid and another in Somalia does not mean he is
expanding the war on terror.
There's a difference between us going after terrorists who are
plotting directly to do damage to the United States and us
being involved in wars but where you got active plots and active
networks we're gonna go after them
where you got Yeah, that's where you got where you have is the is
the right word
that's being involved in most but where you got active
ad that's That's lame.
Man got active was he trying to be GA? Or something? He
should have said you got where you got that were you got that
would make more sense. You got what you got? Got got that?
Yeah, this
guy's a Harvard grad. Okay. Yeah, that was what we're
talking about this douche bag of the decade I believe.
John, hold on a second. I think I think I can give you a clip of
the day for that one. Clip because I didn't It's so funny.
I did not hear it. I did not hear it.
Yeah, well, I've been listening
AMI and our that was good. That was very good. And by the way, I
was right you cannot officially register an aircraft at this
point in time. You can buy an aircraft. You can buy an
aircraft that has a registration and flying around. You just
can't it's exactly what I said just can't change the
registration or can't read reg or whatever. Fine so it's not a
big deal. Yeah, it's just numbers. Like it's like like
driving around without your license plate. It happens this
is November
go there's this woman that came on the PBS NewsHour and
unfortunately they had news our ball is wonders that they are
wouldn't really go after her or son for not answering any
questions whatsoever. She's Lisa Monaco. And you can look her up
and she just looks like she hot. No. She looks like a person that
couldn't get a date if she wanted to. And because she's,
that's no, no, no, I'm not gonna go you have to see our
video is different. She's She's more photogenic than she is.
than she when you see me actually moving.
There's a there's a Bre report.com has very flattering
picture of her.
Well, she's not flattering, especially after you listen to
her.
I love the one with her in the bra. Let's not just not it's not
her.
Bra. This is it's got a board and a she has a board. Yeah, the
sun Monaco comes Raven. Give it up for Raven.
John, are you making it rain again?
Someone's getting cornhole today.
Sounds like a recipe for success to me. John, you actually just
did a strip bar announcement, didn't you?
Yeah. I know guys who do that job.
I've done it when I was 16. I did it. In Amsterdam. Do the do
it. Do it and I'll play the clip.
Well, no, because it doesn't lead into the clip properly. But
again, I like to get these things out in an absolute
fashion. So here she is trying to answer questions about this.
This guy being stolen off the streets and in a country we
don't really own or what does she do?
What is her job? Why she is the
she is the adviser to the President on counterterrorism
and homeland security. Oh,
it's that's got to be a fake name then. Disco. No, he's
a month ago. At least a month ago. Okay. Ready, you can play
it.
Now back to the weekend military actions in Libya and Somalia.
President Obama is vowing that suspected al Qaeda leader Abu
Anas al Libby captured in Libya on Saturday and now being held
on a US warship will be brought to justice. Jeffrey Brown has
our newsmaker interview.
We discussed the rate in Libya and its aftermath with President
Obama's chief counterterrorism adviser Lisa Monaco, welcome to
in his press conference today, the President said where we've
got active plots and active networks, we're going to go
after them. Was there an active, imminent threat in the case of
Libby?
Well, I think Jeff, what you saw here was a demonstration of the
incredible professionalism of the men and women in the armed
forces and conducting the raids that occurred over the weekend.
And on Libby did pose a threat to the United States as a senior
al Qaeda. And somebody who
How is she doing on the thermometer?
She's got she I didn't do a reading on her. But she gets it
up there. Her numbers really high on the thermometer
is also charged in an indictment for his role as part of the al
Qaeda worldwide conspiracy.
One of the questions arises in a case like that, is there a clear
standard
and it doesn't mean she's a conspiracy theorist. If it's a
worldwide al Qaeda conspiracy,
determining when the US goes into another country,
the standard is one to go after those who would seek to do us
harm. And what you saw in the case of the Libby raid, was,
frankly, the unrelenting focus of the United States government
to go after and to not forget, no matter how long it takes to
go after those who would seek to do us harm. Oh, so
was it more for the past what he had done and past that he was
indicted for? Or was it for some kind of imminent threat that he
was involved in?
Well, I think, with the case of Libby, he certainly poses a
threat and did pose a threat. He's now in the custody of the
United States military, but he did pose a threat as a senior
member of al Qaeda. But he also, as has been said, and has been
demonstrated is a charged al Qaeda member.
He's being held on the ship today. You had Libya's Prime
Minister say that he should be tried in Libya. You've had
Republicans say he should be sent to Guantanamo. We've seen
civil liberties libertarian groups say he should be read his
Miranda rights and treated as as a criminal under US criminal
law. What exactly is his status?
His status right now is that he's being held up by the United
States military consistent with the laws of war and with the
authorization for the use of military the
laws of war. I'm sorry, the law Yes of wars.
What this raid demonstrated and what this operation demonstrated
is our top priority is to go after those who do pose a threat
and who do who do who seek to do us harm. But also to always
first, if if we can capture and obtain intelligence from those
individuals
do you expect him to be to be brought to trial in the United
States,
so I'm not going to get ahead of that process. But what I will
say, all right, she's
an aihole.
She's a total a whole one of the worst I've ever seen. And the
fact that he put up with it, I've had button another couple
of clips who want to hear some more. She is the biggest a hole
I have ever seen on the news. Our I don't know why she wasn't
vetted. She does not belong and in the public sphere, she should
not be a spokesperson for anything. She doesn't say
anything she seeks to do us harm seeks to do us harm. You know,
we would compliance with the laws of war laws of war. What is
she talking about? I
don't know what I want to get ahead of it. She's from Harvard.
What sir Harvard? Douchebag? What's
her what's
a little on her wedding? I don't know if she's married. She
probably isn't.
I don't know. Well, she has a there's a what? Google's done
something weird. So I get her on the on the Google says Lisa
Monaco. But then if I want to click Wikipedia is like really
in grey letters. Anyway, let's see what she's done. Born in
Boston parents to Anthony and Mary Lou. Raised in Newton,
Massachusetts wins her school, Harvard Bachelor of Arts as she
has she worked anywhere. Research Coordinator for the
United States Senate Committee on Judiciary under Joe Biden.
Okay. She's one of Biden's kids. Worked on the Violence Against
Women X. Chicago Law School. She's part of the Cabal, okay.
To the editor in chief of the University of Chicago Law School
roundtable. She's never never had an honor. Oh, I'm sorry, not
true. A 99. Six entered private practice as a summer associate
for the law firm Hogan and Hartson intern, essentially. And
she took the bar in 1998. No, that's what she does. When she
worked for DOJ. She's she's a total government shill Rama,
perfect.
But it was to be honest, that was just like my skin was
crawling, listening to her not answer any questions in this
kind of robotic cold. You know, just all the professionalism of
this in that she wouldn't know what that even she didn't answer
the core questions like how can we go into someone else's
country? And just grab people?
Yeah, well, Obama was asked the question in a press conference,
and he wouldn't answer it either. No, but she just goes on
and on about, you know, the laws of war. They're very
professional. You know, this kind of thing. I just found her
to be the douchebag of the decade. I mean, it's
the decade decade, or you wanna do more from
her play a little more until you can't take it anymore
is that our first priority is to get intelligence from him. And
as we've seen in other operations of this kind, as with
war Sami, who you may remember, was also captured by our armed
forces in a very professional raid there as well. That our
goal WHAT IS IT
professional way of capturing someone? Is that delay lasts
over them.
I have no idea what
she's talking professional way of capturing someone,
right? Professional, how
did that bin Laden thing go that was professionally shot him in
the head or someone and throw them overboard, more real
professionals to
get intelligence and then ultimately to prosecute the
individual? Well, I
asked you because there's obviously his question now about
whether there's a kind of legal limbo to keep him on a ship in
international waters, avoiding Guantanamo on the one hand,
avoiding us courts on the other. Is this a set strategy of the US
government now?
Well, I think what it shows is a very clear strategy by the US
government to use all the tools frankly, in our toolbox to
disrupt threats to go after
once you show me your toolbox now beside it. Now, here's the
other
thing. She says this a lot. He likes the tools tools in the
toolbox. And this is a this is a process. This is a methodology.
This is there is no tool to say there's a tool. It's not a tool.
It's a methodology. It's a process. You got to say tool at
202. It's not a tool, the tool but she keeps saying and she
says it over and over listen to back it up and play that
is my favorite tool in the toolbox.
That our goal is to get intelligence And then
ultimately, to prosecute the individual I asked you to cry is
that I went back to first priority is to get intelligence
from him. And as we've seen worth it in other operations of
this kind, as with war Sami, who you may remember, was also
captured by sorry about this in a very professional raid there
as well, that our goal is to get intelligence and ultimately to
prosecute the individual. I
asked you because there's obviously this question now
about whether there's a kind of legal limbo to keep him on a
ship in international waters, avoiding Guantanamo, on the one
hand, avoiding us courts on the other. Is this a set strategy of
the US grandmama? Navy?
Well, I think what it shows is a very clear strategy by the US
government to use all the tools in our toolbox to disrupt
threats to go after consistent with the rule of law,
individuals who rule intelligence, and then
ultimately, to make a decision about what the best disposition
is, for that individual and to prosecute and hold people
accountable.
This is crazy. And this is on PBS News night, and they don't
call this woman on anything and just say, hey, stop for a
second. You're just full of crap. You just talking you just
talking out of your butthole. cornhole with your tools, can't
just This is bullshit. No, it's unbelievable. Now. Well, that's
it. I can't take it. I can take your you know, one more minute
last minute. And we can we can we
got to another clip? If you could take it? No, you couldn't
take it. If you didn't have it in yet. I just
don't have the tools that are how long it takes.
Now, one of the lingering questions in this case is did
the US have the cooperation? Support?
Sorry, this is good.
You're backing of the Libyan government in the raid?
Well, Jeff, we always consult with nations with whom we have
strategic relationships as we do
strategic relationship with Libya, when we see that the
place that we bombed, and we and we killed the leader, and we
took over and then we have all these all these of the CIA crap
set up. That's cooperation
with the Government of Libya. I think what you saw today is
Prime Minister's Aidan made a statement that he values the
relationship with the United States, and that the United
States is a supporter of the Libyan people, as we are and we
will continue to be so to help them build their capacity to
address security challenges.
I'm not sure how to read that, though. Before the raid. Was
there, the Okay, or the support from the Libyans?
Jeff, I think I'm not going to get into our consultations that
happen in in all over the world, with partners and with other
governments.
And what's the situation now there have been threats on
social media, from Libya and North Africa, about reprisals?
Are you out of the street? Don't
you realize you do spag and
I can't take. I can't I can't take. I found I found something
that warrants a little conversation here. And I think
we're going to be seeing the weather reports or if you Google
it, you can already see what's going on. This is really a New
World Order thing that just kind of blew me away. A survey, a
study came out from the OECD, I familiar with this. This outfit,
John, the OECD, we've talked about him before. The OECD is
basically the it's the Organisation for Economic
Cooperation and Development. Right. And they are
headquartered in, in Paris in a interestingly enough a chateau
formerly owned by the Rothschilds. Yeah, great. Yeah.
And, and their budget annually, it's about $400 million. And in
the bucket, and most of that is paid for by the United States,
but also, they do big conferences. So you know,
they're big sponsors, like, I don't know, Microsoft, and
Google. And what this outfit is, is for primarily, is to set
international tax policy to help the elites of the world you
know, the help the Googles and how, you know, and the
Microsoft's so they don't pay and the Raytheon's not paying
too much, and they essentially set tax policy. And they came
out with a study, which is a very large study and I spent a
lot of time yesterday going through it 466 pages, the OECD
skills outlook 2013 first results from the survey of adult
skills. And this is essentially they they did this survey with
hundreds of 1000s of people over several multiple years all
around the world. To find out, well, I come up with some
conclusions. And these conclusions are for policymakers
and lawmakers so that they know how to run their citizenry. And
typical of something when it's about skills, the mainstream
media sees this as the only look at the graphs and go, Oh,
America, this is basically the message about this 466 Page
survey. Americans are dumb. That's that's pretty much that's
pretty much how we work it. Yeah, that's pretty. But it's
interesting, because if you look at the if you Google it, if you
just do OECD report, in fact, I'll do that I'm actually on it.
Now. Those two words OECD report, you'll see the UK says
we're dumb. OECD says we're dumb America, we're dumb. Everyone's
dumb, and Australia boy weren't dumb. So the report is being
used to tell you you're dumb. And of course, it will be
misused. By I'm sure come country companies that sponsor
this, you know, to bring in all kinds of bull crap, Scholastic
things like common core, et cetera. And I just wanted to
review a few pieces of this because the report itself, you
will not get this analysis anywhere. Because this the only
thing the mainstream is able to do with this is we're dumb. Look
at Japan, and Finland and the Netherlands. They're really
smart. And we're really dumb, everybody dumb. And I took some
time to really look into what the report is saying, which is
something else, which is equally as frightening. But it's not
about who's not these are very small percentages on the dumb
scale. What's dumb is that, you know, this is a report and we're
being it's being explained to us like we're five year olds.
That's was dumb. It's really fucking sad. How this is being
brought night. And I thought it's interesting, because the
main thing that is highlighted in this report is and they took
ages, I think 16 to 64. The reason the real problem that we
have in the western world is adult education, and about so
people who are no longer in college and what is going to
happen to them over the next few decades, as the report points
out very astutely, manufacturing is becoming automated. So this
whole report across the board is trying to help governments and
you'll see this happen to focus the citizenry on three things,
literacy, numeracy, and problem solving in technology rich
environment. What
the heck is numeracy?
Oh, I'm glad you asked because I actually looked it up in the
report on a second. The numeracy it's, it's I have highlights
here, but and when you read the when you read what these things
mean, it's it's pretty weird. Oh, no. Here we go. So literacy
is is self apparent. But numeracy. Oh crap, John, I
wasn't you've kind of caught me off guard there.
Well, okay, let's just look it up in the book of knowledge.
Well, they were if
you look it up in the book of knowledge, they
have numeracy, the dragon knowledge is defined as the
ability to reason and apply simple numerical concepts, math
50,000 people using the website a day doesn't add up to the
number of people that need to use it. So we have that, but
we're low on that number. So that makes sense. Now, new basic
numeracy skills consists of comprehending fundamental
mathematics,
very fundamental, but they actually go into this in in
detail. And the one that I found most interesting was, quote,
problem solving in technology rich environments. And in this
case, this is what that means respondents had to find a
solution to a problem using the information and tools that were
accessible in simulated computer environments that contained
applications such as an internet browser, and web pages, or a
computer based room reservation system, and common applications
such as email, word processing, and spreadsheet tools. In other
words, the future for all citizens of the world is
Secretary.
Computer Based order entry
order entry. Here's here's what's interesting. Although
Japan scores very high in the literacy and numeracy, they were
also the highest that opted out of the computer test 15% of the
Japanese opted out of the entire computer test altogether. It's a
lot of caveats in this off. So here are the skills that you
will need to survive. And they they literally talked about
surviving. Because these skills equals
checklist. Yes. And I guess a couple of them.
Let me read a couple of them, see if they, if they're on your
checklist, accessing analyzing and communicating information
with digital devices and applications such as personal
computers, smartphones and the internet. The capacity to use
these devices intelligently it will be a key skill to it won't
Yes, it will. Yes, it will.
No, it won't.
According this is these, these are the same guys that are
telling us that we have to set prices on carbon. I mean, this
this, what these guys say goes. Okay. It's interesting that
Japan, Australia, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden
have above average performance, with high level of quality when
it comes to literary, literary literary literacy skills. It's
easy for me to say. However, if you look at how these countries
are really doing, it doesn't really you know, rack up with
the Netherlands is in severe depression right now. So I don't
know if it really means that it's all that great. Here is the
key points for policy.
The wait a minute, what go back to the skills that you need, I
want to know what they are.
I'm getting there. This is for you
read one already the phone, you have to know how to use a
smartphone or you're doomed.
You have to kind of have to kind of read in order. It's okay.
Okay, skills needed for the 21st century. All right, I'll get it
to you. No, ma'am. access to and use of computers both at home
work. I'm sorry, that's that's a statistic.
There's not one person in Congress that that that meets
any of these skills actually do
any of that? I know. But what I thought was more interesting was
the policy
podcasting on the list.
Podcasting is not on the list,
it should be a bogus list if it doesn't have podcasts.
No. It says over and over again. You it is about information
processing. And the term and humans as information
processors, we are the we're basically the the only thing
what computers can't do with processing. And there are a
couple things that we do faster. And with with more skill. That
is the only thing we will be computer operators, like you
said data entry,
monkey order entry, data entry order entry.
So the only jobs and I went through this whole report. And
I've marked up a whole bunch of stuff in that. I mean, it's got
graphs and things and it's Oh, it's beautiful. And, you know,
of course, they call for more research and gotta get more
research funded by this thing. It's very pretty, that made me a
little squiggly lines everywhere. The only jobs that
will be left will be in information processing or
entertainment. And I'll get about waitressing
well, that that is not
in the report that I'm missing. Fireman, I'm missing Elise GIA
stuff, but none of that is in the SWAT teams, all the policy
assists. Yes. SWAT teams, all, all the possible all of the
policy here is all about education, adult education, but
nothing about low level skills. It's all about high level
information processing. And of course, it makes no you can't
have a society where everybody is just a high level information
processor. No, but that's what that is what they are calling
for. And and you're going to see, you're going to as you see
these reports, that it's all about how stupid we are. And the
worst is the alternative media is picking it up this way.
That's the worst part like Zero Hedge. And you know, they're
like, Oh, look at we're dumb. We're fucking stupid. put more
money in Common Core would be great.
Well, I think you're pushing it here. But I for one thing I
think this is not going to this is crap. For starters, I mean
that nobody's going to pay any attention to this thing. But I
do think you're, you're on the right track. With this
overriding thesis of yours, which you've been working on for
a while. I don't think this is a good example, to
be honest. Listen to the key points for Policy and Education
develop links between the world of learning and the world of
work. skills development can be more relevant and effective if
the world of learning in the world of work and linked
learning in the workplace allows young people develop hard skills
on modern equipment and soft skills such as teamwork,
communication and negotiation through real real world
experience. Hands on workplace training can also help to
motivate disengaged youth to stay in or reengage with the
education system and make the transition from education into
the labor market smoother. This is, this is crazy.
I think you're I think you're barking up the wrong tree. Why
don't I think there's just a drinking club that comes out
report once in a while
or 100 million dollar drinking club?
Yeah, that's drinking the good stuff. No, no, no, no, no,
this is this is, here's what you're gonna see. This relates
directly to taxation that goes into education. And
they believe you're gonna have to document this for me because
I'm not buying any of it. I don't think it's important. I
don't think these guys are influential. I don't think this
report sounds like a piece of shit that should be discarded.
I'm not I'm not I'm not on board with any of this. Then let's
take Okay, let's watch this play out. This report has only come
out just in the past week. Let's watch it play out. And you will
see that policy is going to be right now we have the shutdown
bullcrap. So when that Sideshow was over, this thing will come
to the forefront. I'm a little perturbed by the way that they
released the second report I did not coordinated which is carbon
taxes. The need for carbon taxes in in all financial markets and
trading systems. They brought this report out yesterday and
certainly I have two conflicting you know, two reports that are
that are trying to get the limelight that I think is dumb.
And everyone's referencing this to climate and carbon aligning
prices and policies. These guys set policy John, this is like
the all those II this is this is for the world telling you this
is what these guys do. And they and they're listened to and then
you know, oh, it's so OECD. It's an authority. I think this is
the New World Order policy think tank.
I'm not, I'm not subscribing to this,
you're allowed to be skeptical.
I would think that most of these guys are running out of some of
these other organizations, especially some of these EU
operations. I'm more more inclined to buy into that. Okay.
Just as just as just to break the tension here and to go into
new topics. You might as well play worst Russian announcer
ever. All right, the budget shut down. And
do you ask maybe a rehearsal for something much more serious?
October the 17th is the DD for the US economy as the country is
running out of money? How can the problem be avoided?
Is she Chinese Russian?
Know what she is? She can barely speak Why is she on the air?
Is she on Russia today?
No Euro max or euro new Euro EURO NEWS
they have one of the something like this on RT I've seen
Yeah, they have their eye button. I promise my dish won't
there's an RT network now. You know, that's just our tea all
the time. They got a million shares. That's where breaking of
the glass is and all the rest of it.
Yeah. breaking the glass that's
breaking the glass and Abby, whatever.
I saw her the other day. There was a clip someone sent was like
15 minutes. I couldn't get through five. And she's
beautiful once you look at her square, and you know, as you
said in the box
in the box, she's gorgeous. Oh, she's so beautiful when she's
staggering around and he was waving her arms.
But I can't get through her talking like oh, this is really
it. And through the all the crazy outrageous shutdown mania
malarkey of the of the US government. I'm Abby Martin.
This is breaking this head. It's like that.
It's pretty bad. But anyway, so Artie has a network with all
kinds of shows on unfortunately can't get them because the dish
is cocked or something. But I do get the Al Jazeera network which
by the way is quite good. Yeah, I'm
pissed. I don't have that here.
I'm not getting a lot of material from it, though. But I
do find it.
It's actually pretty good. It is good.
But there's not a lot of crazy stuff it was so it's not much
fun. I mean, CNN is still we got them beat for having nutty stuff
on there that you want to clip off and ridicule, right? So
there's not much to ridicule yet.
Before we go into thanking some people for today's show, I have
a clip here. This is a lot of people emailed me the article
first and then I finally was able to find the audio and I cut
it down because it was so boring. This is Bob Geldof and I
don't I think the Daily Mail did a disservice to the to their
readership by Basically
Wait, wait, stop, stop right there. The Daily Mail did a
disservice Yes. To their reader. Do you have?
Yes, I'll tell you because they're normally because in they
Is that even a possibility it because it was these a
disservice to publish the day
was so much more ridiculous than they made it out to be? Because
yes, because the the report was basically Bob Geldof says we'll
all be dead by 2030. But Oh that thing but it was much better
when you actually this is the One World Conference. This by
the way. Yeah, no, that's I'm sorry, the One Young World now
this is a drinking club for advertising agencies. And the
way it works is you have this was set up in the UK from I
forget the name of the agency, and they essentially they
pressure their clients into sponsoring this thing. It's an
you know, it's kind of it's it's dubbed as the the Davao of for
young people. And you know, they roll out, you know, Kofi anon
Richard Branson. You know, that Jamie Oliver and Jack Dorsey and
Ariana Huffington this year, as counselors Yeah. And Bob Geldof
Of course, he's always out there. And so this time it was
in I believe, South Africa, and I've cut it down so you can
actually hear what he really did say, and it's worse than they
portrayed. You cannot
afford to let your generation fail.
Right? It was funny this this whole conference in the stadium,
everyone's BLOWN On vuvuzelas. And oh, no,
you're kidding. Oh, and
they keep trying to quiet the crowd down. Guys, guys, we have
to be quiet and you and that South African accent, we have to
be quiet to get some Bob Geldof on,
there will not be another world war one or World War Two. There
will be a mass extinction event.
Now that's cool.
And contrary to the optimism of Muhammad, and Kofi Houthi, this
could well happen on your watch. And all the signs are there that
it will happen. And it will happen soon. And so coming
together today,
what signs Well,
that's the point. That's the thing that you're going to hear
in a minute that no one talked about. What he was really saying
gives
a sense of urgency. It is in our interest, to have the poor with
us producing things because then they can have money to buy our
stuff. And we have the money to buy. There's
this by the way as Bob Geldof's world economic philosophy. They
need to buy stuff so we can have money to buy our stuff that
makes stuff to everyone buying each other stuff that is
clear clear when this happened. It's possible. It's possible you
can set a date of 2030 That's possible. You hear the
background. It's hilarious. Hey, man,
do I don't like Mondays?
Like last week. Last week in a report that was vaguely noticed,
what could it be? What could it be?
The scientists of the world? We may not get to 2030
they did not say that I read the report. No, where did they say
we won't get to 2030 There'll be a mass extinction event.
We need to address the problem of climate change urgently
boring as it is. Climate change is boring. Urgently today. And
now because I tell you this in the One Young World Conference
of 2030 You'll all be dead bitches some of the nations that
arrived here so proudly at our feet step right now will not be
there to meet us. What will you do about it? Well, you must
continue no doubt it's part of your agenda. But the ordinary
How annoying is it if you're if you're trying to tell people you
got to get on board with climate change and everyone's gone
I'm just gonna try that and with everything anywhere I go like
I'm gonna go to city hall here is Ella with you. Yeah, wherever
you go No, just the kazoo is good enough just doesn't have
the volume of talking about it has volume is so ridiculous. So
that's what it was about. He
is a clown.
And I just want to say you know the whole
and he looks like he's half dead already. He won't make it that's
that was your punch line. By Don't make it You're right.
Anyway, that's, that's what it's about. Ah, I know you gotta get
out on time, John. So we got to move the show ahead.
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I do have to know from Travis I knew you would. i My name is
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a son of a bitch Patrick Turner, aka Ryan Turner. He said, I may
have made a great point on the global warming fiasco, so I
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girlfriend who was studying food science and a vegan lol are of
course all in displays that I have an opinion on the matter,
which I find strange since I'm very green myself, in fact, more
than most I ride a bus I assemble solar panels that may
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than those two douchebags. I let them know that their data is
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point is that it's extremely dangerous for people like this
soon to be scientists to insist that mmm GW is scientifically
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hypothesis that sounds too delicious not to believe. What
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by the way, I live off a South Congress in Austin so I'm
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All right. Then I have a couple thing. Are you done? Yes, I am.
We got a couple things still to do here. I want to thank Joe
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keep up the great work with the show. At least I know Mickey
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Yeah, he sent me a note to read it. Keep up the great work. He
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you could happen. Like it. I like it too. It's kind of
sticks.
As you know, ever evidence to this Mark Hall singer, the
musician that this equation still lives in Austin? That's
not that's also not not the Mark Hall and I know who he is. Okay.
I have a question. You know how? Well I certainly but I think
both of us over the years, as we've been doing this program,
we've discovered that up is down White is black truth is false.
You know, internet freedom means restrictions on free speech. You
know, if you just look at things upside down or backwards, that
that may be the truth. Would you agree that we've discovered this
in many instances? Yeah,
the fact is that even a woman out there a British intellectual
that wrote a book saying the same thing as she says
everything is upside down.
So you can imagine my intrigue may be surprised but intrigued
when I received an email from one of our producers. And and he
said, You know, I think it's time and and why I'll get into
in a moment. But then I explained to you about spiritual
Satanism also known as theist Satanism, and he sent me on a
number of places to look to understand what this particular
this is not to be confused with. LaVey ltva why Satanism? Anton
LaVey Yes, love a very various corner. Yes, very big
difference. These are the spiritual Satanists the theist.
Satanists. So
is this guy trying to convert you? Well,
I'm going to get to that. I'll read the most relevant piece,
which I found interesting. Our belief, and I truly believe this
after a whole crap ton of research, is that aliens created
the human race. Everything before us up to an including
chimps evolved, much like everyone believes. However,
humans were created as a hybrid between a gray and a chimp. If
you think about that, for a moment, it makes a ton of sense.
Oh, makes nothing but sense bear
with me. All animals on the planet have far better immune
systems than we do are far less prone to disease and live longer
comparatively than we would. Without the aid of medical care.
Why if we evolved, like everything else, did we lose all
of those aspects? It wouldn't make no sense. In fact, it would
be the exact opposite of evolution and selection. So then
he goes into this whole thing. We were created strictly as a
slave labor force for the aliens. And I verify and looked
at all his websites and the satanists Bible and everything
to understand what he's talking about. So what he writes here, I
don't have to paraphrase it's kind of spot on with the belief.
The entire idea was to create us then wipe us off the planet in a
flood. Well, we know how that happened, it didn't. So part of
the plan did in fact fail. That does not mean however, that we
have no contact with our alien masters. In fact, we are very
much we very much do have contact with the aliens, though.
Rarely do we speak of them? Or do they speak to them, they
speak to us this is where Satan comes in. Satan wanted to bring
us
home on Now this shows getting good.
Satan wants to bring us to a more perfect state. Satan is
actually a gray. He was fought by the other old his
name was he a grey named Satan in this deal is Yeah, and
ended up getting chased into what we call hell to escape the
other aliens that were trying to destroy him and his allies known
as the demons. In fact, the Bible brings this point up in
Genesis when Satan appeared as a snake and had to eat the apple.
Okay, so he goes in this whole like, the whole idea is John,
that Satan is actually the good guy, and religion and God is all
the aliens who are trying to suppress us and give us
different religion to confuse us and invented the Tower of Babel
so we speak different languages and make us angry and fight and
have wars etc. But that Satan is trying to really bring us back
to the the fifth dimension level that we belong in
IntelliJ with this idea,
but here's the point. Here's the thing that I really liked.
You really liked he said,
the reason why he was telling me this is because Satan asked him
to Oh, Satan is aware of
you it's funny because they didn't put me on the on the
beat.
Specifically, Satan is aware of me likes what I'm doing.
Oh bad.
He wanted me to know that Satan is listening me and give me some
donations from Satan. Well,
I got this is what I said. I said, Hey, Pastor, can I make a
deal with Satan? And he said, Yeah, don't you can make deals
all the time. Oh, and I said, you know, I got a great idea.
Drop a couple million on us and I'll propagate this formula
forever. There you
go. Now you're down you're talking I want to see you make
this deal
so anyway, apparently it doesn't work that way. Oh, no first you
know the way you can do the deals but first you have to
dedicate yourself to Satan you can do it there's always a catch
you can do it right hand path or left hand path. So right hand
path is white magic. And that would take a you can only do it
after a year and a day. Left hand path can be at any moment
and you know basically it's the the black and blue candles you
swear your allegiance to Satan then you have to sign your name
and blood
and your name and blood on what I don't know
when I went by he hasn't let me into the full rituals yet. And
that can be done at any point so that would be the considerable
well I don't know go either way depends on what's the easiest. I
really don't like to work hard How can
we the easy way how can we get the cash fast this is
this is bullcrap. We're getting no cash my experience with most
of these operations religious or quasi religious or Satanists or
whatever they want the cash
to that's the cat no he's no no the cash no from them I don't
think so. The cash from you know i This is Oh, you'll say okay
I'll wait oh wait cash
outflow never inflow i mean they promise inflow but it never
happens. Well I'm never from them. I'm being
positive and optimistic. Yeah
should keep keep tabs on this. Yes. Well, I raise I'm going to
address a question you might be able to answer do the grace
still have sex with the monkeys? I'll get an answer for you Don't
worry. I like to know maybe they're still doing it with a
month
or so the greys and none of the aliens are good apparent that's
the whole idea is none of these eight these aliens are all
shaped
they're all the way the Russians portray them. That's all bad but
the
but but Satan is the good guy and I look all I know is wow, it
wouldn't surprise me.
Why would it surprise you?
Know, it's what I'm saying? It wouldn't surprise me.
So, okay, is that it with this piece of this this that this is
the best you can do with the crackpot side of the show.
I think this is pretty important when when someone tells me that
when a weekly update yes when someone tells me that Satan is
aware and is listening and asked him to reach out to me. I feel
this it feels kind of like Harvey Weinstein has called you
know
I think it's like it's almost like Harvey Weinstein sends a
message you know, through Tom Cruise, and says, Hey, that
Corinne I'm aware of what he's doing and we could bring him
into the big show business family.
I just want to be a big part.
And I'm like, I'm with you, John. I'm like, making rain
Satan. And then also my name and blood I'm down with that if
you're the good guy make it ring for me and my buddy John. You
will your button Yeah, but if I'm in then I'm gonna have to co
opt you. Yeah maybe I can get me me.
I don't like them. Yeah, get Mickey show. So Nikki, Mimi,
the Mickey's worried she's like oh crap. What is this?
What is this one what is this? is not good.
Well, after notes set itself on fire afterwards, I'd be more
impressed.
Well, I'm going to give you I'm going to keep you updated
regularly.
Yeah, no, you should. This is something to talk about. Cat
likes this. By the way. The answer is the monkey still
having sex with a greys
you know Aleister Aleister Crowley was that, isn't it?
Yeah. Oh, Crowley. Yes, that guy. He was. He was a big Satan
guy.
Yeah, he was one of the major ones. Yeah, he was the one I
think Jimmy of what's his name was part of that group. Jimmy,
pedophile.
Jimmy, what's his name? It's Jim. We'll fix it. Now, I was a
Crowley died in 47.
Well, he was part of the crowd at unsavory crowd. Okay. All
right. Okay. Well, that's a good that's a great, great, great
report. Yes, you're welcome that that nothing and find my clip
list.
I'll do another report here. 24 seconds. It's something I've
been talking about for going on for years. Now, ladies and
gentlemen. And finally, it seems oh my goodness, it's on the
news. We are
back as promised with our exclusive reporting on who was
responsible for a monumental health crisis going on not far
from our shores and epidemic of cholera that broke out in Haiti
after the earthquake there almost four years ago. Now. NBC
News has learned that lawyers will file a class action lawsuit
tomorrow, accusing the United Nations of causing the spread of
this disease. There you go.
It's about time.
Oh my god. How long have we been? We've been talking about
this for four
years or years. We got it when he first
but they notice they don't do anything until there's a lawsuit
no one no one dared to go out and report on this because you
know, you'd be messing with the Clintons. Which is which I'm
convinced is why they wouldn't why they wouldn't report on it.
Yeah, because you don't want to one of
our friends who doesn't want to be identified send a note in
saying that kayak is a Chicago has a lot of lawyer connections.
The Chicago of course former Mayor Daley was a partner in the
firm. That's the kayak firm. Now, you are kidding me. Now?
Cat and munchin the general counselor of kayakers Karen
clients husband's a partner there it's a bunch of Good
Services Chicago deal Wow. Even a free publicity how transparent
is
that? No, she's I know
what they hope to gain from it. I guess maybe they all they
probably all own stock in the company. It's all legal, you
know, just mentioned kayak a lot. Maybe the stock will go up,
did you?
We got so many. Just speaking of our awesome producers, we
receive so many emails and feedback on the concept of
multiple drugs, leading to Oh yeah, to have coronary attack
well, and there's a big connection to Connecticut.
Connecticut is where we we had three, three of these crazies in
Connecticut one, of course was Adam Lanza. Then we had Aaron
Alexis, he started hearing voices when he was in
Connecticut. And we have the this on our mother, who was
killed also from Connecticut, of course interesting to note that
the Connecticut has a submarine base and actually are listed as
using elf In Connecticut, I have the I have a PDF here from the
the elf vi ta sites. This is the 211 US Navy elf sites by region
and says right here that the Connecticut has a couple others
of course, including Djibouti, but a San Diego a lot in
Norfolk, Virginia. So we should be on the lookout for this
taking place in anywhere else. But a lot of a lot of very
qualified producers, we have listening, pharmacists, doctors,
etc. And here is, here's what I learned. Prozac still seems to
be kind of the top candidate. However, the hamburger helper of
the industry, and I did not know that they are now the number one
drug approaching 6 billion in annual sales, Abilify. And it
would make teleflow sense because Abilify is intended to
be used on top of and incoordination in combination
with your existing antidepressant
right right right. It's a combo is a combo deal.
And this would also explain why the news media don't talk about
it because you you want to you want to get a lawsuit you want
to see shitstorm go on the air and say yeah, these people are
on Abilify. That's why no one will do it.
Well, it's not that's not the reason why advertises a lot.
Yes. Well, of course, that's it's the same reason.
That's the one it's got the cartoon woman I on an anti
depression and antidepressant is still feel depressed. Ask your
doctor about the option of adding Abilify, Abilify as
prescribed as an add on treatment for adults with
unresolved symptoms of depression. After at least six
weeks on an antidepressant. You're not alone. A large study
showed that two out of three people taking an anti
Depression, depression, depressant, still experienced
unresolved symptoms of depression.
Yes, how
you may not have to start over. Abilify is meant to be taken in
addition to an anti depression not Instead, start a
conversation with a doctor. Hey, get a 30 day free trial.
So I have the official pharmacist of the no agenda show
Dr. Chris Hayes says if so he got the full disclosure on the
side effects you have to go to the prescribing information,
which is the most the public will ever get actually you'll
notice under Warnings and Precautions the possibility of
quote Neuroleptic Malignant syndrome where which is
delirium. Neuroleptic Malignant syndrome is a life threatening
neurological disorder most often caused by an adverse reaction to
neuroleptic or anti psychotic drugs. And Ms typically consists
of muscle rigidity, fever, autumn, on autonomy, autonomy,
instability, whatever that is
at atomic maybe he became a
row by autonomic, autonomic, I don't know. Okay, and cognitive
changes such as delirium and is associated with elevated plasma
creating phospho, chem 11th, snappiness and
autonomic involuntary or unconscious relating to the
autonomic nervous system in other words, you start
doing shit sleepwalking Yeah, yeah, exactly. And stuff and you
combine that with messages from Elf
and it could happen you kill all humans.
No Maybe it's just like the sending messages to the
submarine but you're picking it up Lucille Ball by the way.
She's She had this she it's and I found this in the book of
knowledge. She was she was the one that claimed actually had a
feeling done. Oh, yeah, she was receiving radio stations. Yeah,
this happens
to a lot of people apparently. Yeah. It filling is just
apparently a fractal antenna. It turns out Yeah. And it will
receive like a crystal set and you know you don't need power.
And it just vibrates very it sends the signal into the jaw
and you can hear you can listen to the ballgame. Without really
a lot of work. Like many bugs JUnit though that's the problem.
No, you can you can only hear me see like I
can probably tune it. You'd have to be okay what do you is this a
channel for you? Ah, there it is.
A Lucille Ball resilient interview. The strangest thing
ever happened was after she had some dental work completed
having led feelings put in their teeth is a while ago. She
started hearing radio stations in her head. She explained that
coming home one night from the studio. She passed one certain
area she heard what she thought was a Morse code or tapping.
This, by the way is exactly what people talk about. She stated
that as I backed up and got stronger the next morning I
reported to the authorities and upon investigation they found a
Japanese radio transmitter had been buried He was actively
transmitting codes back to the Japanese.
Oh, this is during the war. Yes.
It's a crazy world and it's a
wild story. Wild story of the day. Well, it's on.
It's on the book of knowledge.
Doubly interesting pieces of news. Skull surgery in Argentina
not being covered. He's not being surgery.
Let me see what this is about.
The President of Argentina is recovering from skull surgery in
Buenos Aires. Cristina Fernandez had the operation today to
remove a blood clot and to relieve pressure on her brain.
After an unspecified head injury. Supporters kept vigil
outside her hospital and brought signs wishing the 60 year old
leader well. Nobody ticket
I'm worried. It seems to me that her head is her biggest asset.
She is someone who's very intelligent and having to have
an operation regardless of how simple it is, always has its
risks. I'm very worried that there won't be someone able to
replace her adequately.
Her head is her
biggest asset. Now there's another there's a story that's
been going around on the on the blogs and on the underground
that really is reported at some of the Asian outlets but I
wanted I've been keeping this clip handy because I have to
describe what at least what I'm what I'm finding out about
reading the Hornets in China story. already
quoted attacks have killed 42 people over the past three
months in China, more than 200 victims in Shan chi province are
still in the hospital receiving treatment. state health
officials say that more than 1600 people have been injured by
hornet stings in recent months, officials instructed the
provincial government to put medical institutions on alert in
order to properly treat victims. They have also ordered the
extermination of hornets in residential areas. local
firefighters have reportedly been mobilized to deal with
pointedness on over 1000 occasions. Wow.
These Hornets are an inch and an inch and a half long.
Why am I remembering something about this from maybe a year or
two ago or even last? Hornets
are huge at the size of a small mouse. Oh, wow. And they had a
picture of some guy in the hospital. He had a hornet bite
in his neck. They had a tube going into the bite. And it was
draining him. I mean, it was like these things are horrible.
And they're coming. They apparently have moved there's
apparently is an area of China, where these Hornets are always
living and then somehow they've encroached on some or the
Chinese have encroached on them. It is so was either that or
global warming one of the
Monsanto's getting the Nobel Prize by the way. For what you
didn't know about the public relations. No, it's you see, is
it Nobel Prize of agriculture? Oh, it's Oh, I'm sorry. It's the
World Food Prize, which is the Oh that's nice. No, no, no, I'm
sorry. My mistake. It's I hate it when I do that. Okay, well,
food
prices their price Yeah,
they've given it to themselves. Okay, now I see I just read over
it briefly. Nobel Prize of agriculture the prestigious
World Food Prize. Please. This is how bad headlines I'm sorry.
Glad I caught myself. Bad
chaos in Brazil. This is a story that has no but this has been
going on for I don't know you we talked about when it began
started deal going on.
Thieves scoundrels and villains is the battle cry of 1000s of
anti government protesters on the streets of Rio de Janeiro,
demonstrating in support of teachers demanding more pay.
Groups of people gathered outside City Hall and across the
city on Monday evening and into the night. Riot police took to
the streets with tear gas in an attempt to quell the unrest
what began as a peaceful march descended into chaos is Night
fell a group of youths known as the Black blocks hijack the
protest fire bombs were thrown at banks and public buildings
and looters targeted shops and cash machines.
Yeah, there's a lot of stuff that you know you just don't
hear about at all because this is all Olympics related. Oh,
yeah. And World Cup. Olympics and World Cup right. Both of
them. Yeah. Yeah, but I mean, the news even THE EUROPEAN NEWS,
I've been looking just trying to find anything. You look over
your land, it's all dominated by the stupid shutdown. Did the
news media so dumb, you know, the only thing yet that's not
even entertaining. The only thing that that that I did pick
up which is kind of interesting is that Poland has now have
confiscated all of the non government pensions. Greece will
be doing the same. And it looks like Russia is now also grabbing
a pensions. But these are pension funds again, a lot of
them have the US money invested in them. So this whole thing of
kind of grabbing pension funds that seems to be spreading
throughout Euro land and the Euro zone.
Yeah, it's pretty amazing. They
can do it, and that no one talks about it else because they're
ready
to do it here.
Do you think that would really happen?
I think it could happen. Not during this cycle, but I think
it by 2017. There's some some that can happen. So
let's wrap up with that, because, you know, we have
discussed the possibility of a big meltdown in October. I think
that I don't think anyone has the balls to do it. Personally.
No, I think this is going to continue. I think they're going
to get out of the out alive. I think October is going to be
fine. Hopefully, I don't like to see the I don't like the idea of
a meltdown in October, even though it's right on the money
for the cycle, right on the money.
You don't like the idea of really? Wouldn't you think that
was just outstandingly fun?
No, I don't like the idea. Luckily, this Janet Yellen, this
weirdo. She's gonna keep pumping money into the economy, because
she's all in on this quantitative easing. And that'll
get us through October and pushes off. Off until hopefully
2017. I don't like to say the economic collapse is not going
to good for the show. And the show can sustain and we're
worldwide and all the rest of it. But generally speaking, an
economic collapse at that level is not good for anything now.
Well, of course not. But But why don't we just all be in the same
hole? Well, it will not mean well, I mean, isn't it just
like, what it is? Don't we all like go hat? No,
we don't all we're not all in the same hole. There's a bunch
of billionaires and we know them personally, that are gonna do
just fine. Right? We're not in that group that can just coast.
Oh, well, I'll just have I won't drink live feed this week. I'll
drink Mouton.
But we'll still have good stuff for the show. I mean, the show
will be great. Yeah, that's what I'm Yeah. Oh, yeah, we won't we
won't get any money. Well, that's, yeah, there's that.
Yes. Right. And we'll be bitching and moaning too much.
Which is not necessarily good for the show, but that's what we
do. So okay, I think that's a good note to end on. Nice
downer, nice downer. I like it. You brought it up. I'm gonna see
if there's anything here. That's funny. No, nothing.
Well, so in the crackpot circles, this, you know,
everyone's talking about how it's happening. It's happening,
you know, that, that we're gonna have the stock market crash.
We've got all these drills taking place earthquake drill on
the 17th. You know, the crackpot sites are saying the Pentagon
was warning the EU to expect radical change, continuity of
government, a Barack Obama will, you know, will implement a
national emergency act. And when you get all that and it's
tiring, because how many times have we seen that? Oh, it's
happening is gonna happen by your way people are now
tweeting, shall I buy this storable food.
It's my advice is always is go to was one of the standard rates
and data's up with some of these operations, have these databases
for mailing lists, and get a mailing list of all the Mormons
and now you know where you can go get the food they have a
year.
Exactly, exactly. Just find your favorite Mormons.
You can make friends with them. Share.
Let me just see if I have the thing here.
Oh, get the mailing list that Alex Jones
Oh, incoming message from Satan. No, greys are not having sex
with primates anymore. We propagate just fine. Judging
from how many people are on the planet and tell John no cash
required.
No cash require what does that even mean?
So you don't have to pay for Satanism.
Oh, oh, so now there was nobody cashing in on this. No, man. No,
no, no, no, no. Yeah, that's what they say. We say that.
I'm super intrigued. Emma, hey, yeah, so you're off. You're
going to be up Northwest for the next show.
I'm no I'm going to be back. Oh, I
thought you I thought you were going to be up there for a
little while.
I can't get a good enough. No, we're working on the internet up
there. No, I'm going up to to visit to my daughter at the
school up in the middle of nowhere. Oh, Parents Day. Oh,
that's nice. Yeah, they do. Well, they do a play.
Yeah, actually, they are going to do a play. Yeah. Well, I
think she's in To play okay
well that's that's shows the dedication we bring to you on
this program going up and up and down just to make sure we got
good. Internet's
not going to be getting clips on the road.
Yeah, I got your back brother. No worries. That's right below
the vuvuzela and we're going to wrap this up real quick. Coming
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