The Chinese disaster of 2030 I
don't know Chinese population disaster of 2030 2030. Adam
curry, John C. Dvorak. It's Thursday, January 16 2014. Time
for your Gitmo nation media assassination episode 583.
This is no agenda,
counting down to the 2030 Armageddon from FEMA Region six
here to traverse town in Austin, Texas. taxes, taxes in the
morning, everybody. Adam curry
in northern Silicon Valley where I've just noticed my third red
book is full. I don't know what I'll do. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Well, maybe we should incorporate the red book into
this brand new system I'm using. Oh, yeah, no, it's actually it's
gonna be good. No. Well, that's you heard me mess up my opening.
Because as I was, as I was reading the lie, I was right my
opening. What I always write my opening, you know, I write do
disappointed. All right.
I still mix it all live. But as I'm reading, I'm reading it. I'm
like, Wow, it's so much easier to read. Have you ever had this
to read? You're actually, I've had this with teleprompter,
where you're reading something off the teleprompter and you're
looking into the camera, but you're thinking something
completely different.
And as smooth as silk, except for Yeah,
except this wasn't so smooth. Because I was thinking and going
counting down to the 2030 arm again, like my God, look how
beautiful this type font is. This looks really good. And then
I messed up taxes. I said taxes instead of Texas. Tax tax. Well
there Yeah. Gitmo nation,
I remember that first, when I used to do broadcasting when I
was young, in college, and just after college, and I would you'd
read these PSAs. And you know, these different kinds of things.
And you Yeah, and I remember the first time where I was reading
it, where I actually felt like I was saying it without reading
it. I know, it's you
know, it's, it's, it's really, when you get to that level, and
I had that because at MTV was almost eight years of this, when
you get to that level where where they can put like three
lines and a n one word. And you can weave in and out of that and
talk to people it really is. It's like, it's like, it's it's
great. It really is. It makes you feel very powerful. Like
whatever happens, I thought that it always made me feel good.
Like I got this, I can handle this
elbow, if you sound natural, without saying when you actually
feel natural. And you're even though you're reading Yeah, I
think that's kind of an interesting moment. It is
indeed. As opposed to some people who just never get to
that they're always reading it sounds like already. Of course,
some people may I think an interesting reverse engineering
version of this is to just make it sound like you're reading
when you talk.
Yeah. Hi, honey. How are you doing today?
What Hello, dear. How
was your day? How are you? Gonna try that? No, but Dave Jones,
who's been working on the freedom controller with me for
we've been doing this three years now. I think he delivered
the kind of like the next generation. This thing this
software, John, it's almost it's like, it's like a news show in a
box thing. It takes you all the way from, like a Pinterest for
news, all the way to show notes all the way through. The no
agenda show runs on this.
And it says, I just wrote that down on the piece of paper which
will be lost to history interested in interest for news
was right.
What did you write down Pinterest for news? Yeah, yeah,
no, I It's funny because I had that that came to me in the
middle of the night. And I emailed myself that I'm like,
Hey, that's pretty good. Actually. That's a pitch. That's
a pitch right there.
Oh, yeah. No, it's a pitch for exactly. His pitch. Think of it
as Pinterest for news.
Yeah,
no Pinterest for the news room. John, for the news room. It's
even better than that. Anyway, so just to start off, I did not
watch you on on the twit shows live because of Mickey and I
decided to watch the Golden Globes. On Sunday, from
beginning to end, we actually watched the red carpet. I really
needed to experience some entertainment in my life. And,
you know, luckily here in the West Coast, and this has been
traditional for years because they started five o'clock for
the east coasters and then you get a guest seven. Yeah, seven
o'clock. They play it twice in a
row. Oh, right. So you get it live. And they start over again.
Right? They start
over again at eight so I didn't have to worry. I knew I was
going to miss them because I'm doing the show. But then I knew
I just catch it at eight.
So here's I have no clips or anything. It's not necessary
because it was the experience in General, first of all throughout
the entire every acceptance speech and like where is the
political stuff? I don't care if it's pro or con, it doesn't
matter. Can somebody please say something about the state of the
world on this this incredible platform?
Now, especially with the Golden Globes, which are supposed to be
fun, and you can do whatever you want,
and by the way, it's the Hollywood foreign press. It's
about the entire world. It's not just the United States is the
foreign press.
You know, the Golden Globes are actually solely owned by Peter
Guber.
I, is that I don't know. Is that a fact? As
far as I can? I know. Yeah, he's do a show with Pete Peter Bart
on a on Public Radio. I'm sorry, Public TV. Well, then Bart kept
right. It kept needling him about that.
They used to be completely corrupt. And I guess they
cleaned that up a while ago. But anyway, so two things. The main
thing is after we were done, and it was over at 10, it was on
time, I turned off the TV and both and Mickey and I looked
each other like, I'm so depressed. And why? Well,
because for three hours, the television was telling me my
family is not perfect. I don't look good. I have the wrong car.
I mean, I felt like, assaulted by by these ads. And you know,
and I'm a sensitive guy in general. And yeah, my family is
not perfect. And then you just see all these commercials with
kids or all that kids and parents, everything's great. And
they all love each other and everything fabulous. Oh, and
then and the kid winds up being an Olympic athlete. And you just
feel like a shit like a stupid no good low life parent. Who's
who has the wrong car? I don't have a Cadillac. And I don't
know what that is. But I physically felt depressed. And,
you know, this is not healthy for you know, we never watch
television or rarely to really go through the whole thing. I
don't know how people No wonder people need all these
antidepressants. That television is depressing you. It was it was
really, you know, it was like a grand experiment.
Like kind of sped watch it. So I zoom past the commercials. I
know you kind of skipped around. I didn't even see. I probably
watched about a third of it. And it was you know, Tina Fey and
her friend are funny to a point and
you know, how many times is it gonna remain funny that the
these chicks are drunk and making out with with superstars?
How am this not funny anymore? It's just not. It's not funny
and how many people are understand who Harvey Weinstein
is when you're doing inside jokes. No one unders. No one
knows who he is like some fat head dude, there. I don't know
who that is. Now, that wasn't true.
There's a little too much inside baseball. The thing
that was very that's the kind of hit today. And I believe it
stems from a post. It may have been from the Huffington Post,
and I'm sure they stole it from somewhere else or copied it. The
gay community, the LGBTQ Q and I are very outraged at Matthew
McConaughey and Jared Leto. And it's funny this is this is just
this is how lame, the LGBTQ Qi community really is. They feel
that Matthew McConaughey he and Jared Leto both both won awards
for their starring role in supporting role in the Dallas
Buyers Club, which I thought was a very good movie except at the
end there when they they kind of buckled to the pharmaceutical
industry and and undid the whole movie by saying, Oh, well, you
know, really that drug? AZT, it's, you know, once we gave
people less of it, more people lived. And the whole movies
about that that cancer drug killing AIDS patients, HIV
patients. They're all saying in your acceptance speech, you
shouldn't have talked so much about Brazilian waxing. You
should have talked about HIV AIDS and people dying man. Like,
did you watch the movie? The whole movie was a statement
about this. And then these guys win and then everyone's pissed
off because they're talking about how much weight they had
to lose or how hard it was to actually portray these
characters. is sad. It is sad.
I missed that part.
It's one of the bees in the BB.
I didn't know I take it back. I saw makhani he go up there. The
guy's a robot. Not Yes, zero charm. He sounds like he's he
does not seem like a person. You'd go have a drink with very
robotic, stiff.
Everyone's drunk at this thing. I think
well, that could be but he's wasn't drunk enough.
Anyway, so I'm just I got more about the gay community in
general. I got more to bitch about today. Oh, yes. No, it's
very good. Do you want to first start with the obvious I have a
I have a clip that this is this relates to the newsletter and of
course the Red Book since you said it's full. Do you have a
clip about, about the DEA stuff? Because I have a clip?
No, I do not. Okay. Oh, they
claimed that there were as many as 50 This by
the way, this this, by the way is a very funny report from CNN
with broth. And I say funny, because even though we have
completely we went this goes back to July of 2011, I think,
or 12 1211 Maybe, I don't know, we
that we were taught, you know, actually, it may may be 11 When
we first picked up, I think it may be 11 Whatever the case is
years ago. Yeah. And he had in fact, in the last newsletter, I
think I put a link into the document that we
Yes, the actual the actual document. So on CNN, of course
this is now blowing up and I believe it's all part of the
Hillary 2016 You're now it's tit for tat it's we're gonna we're
gonna make your Republicans look bad. We'll make your Democrats
look bad. We're gonna make you look bad. We're gonna make you
look bad. Oh, yeah. Well, look at I got I got these documents
from the DEA, I'm gonna make you look bad. And of course, CNN
can't really make the president or the DEA or holder anybody
really looked bad. So they're gonna discredited a bit.
They claimed that there were as many as 50 meetings between the
DEA, and operatives, from Mexican drug cartels. Now,
before I continue with this, by the way,
I love it when whenever there's something that has to do with
drug cartels from Mexico, bring in the Hispanic reporter,
please. This is so obvious what they're doing now read CNN to
tell
you exactly how they got their information. Essentially, they
took a look at a case out of federal court in Chicago. This
is a deposition that they mainly base the report on and the
position it wasn't a
deposition. Now I know. I know.
He's lying. He's lying. No, he doesn't know what he's talking
about. I don't think he's lying. Meanwhile, they're, they're
showing the documents and the court documents are scrolling by
kind of really small on the screen. They're discrediting the
actual evidence from this court case, which we've put in the
show notes and we discussed an attorney representing
a Mexican drug lord in which he claims that he was
he wasn't a drug lord. Getting everything wrong. He wasn't a
drug dealer. He wasn't using Enforcer. We're
never gonna get through this clip. He was mediating between
the leadership of the Sinaloa drug cartel and the DEA. Now, it
is really up for interpretation whether we want to believe what
an attorney for a drug cartel says but let me read to you,
Wolf, real quick. What he told in deposition. Again, this is
under oath, he said, Mr. Lawyer Castro This is the attorney that
I'm telling you about stated that eight instal them that in
exchange, the attorney
wasn't under oath,
keeping keeping you I'm counting on you to debunk so keep keep
talking.
Unbelievable.
You know, what rival drug trafficking organisations the
United States government agreed to dismiss the prosecution of
the pending case against Mr. Loya Castro not to interfere
with his drug trafficking activities and those who are the
Sinaloa Cartel not to act
you have to say and those of the Sinaloa Cartel you have to talk
like it is when you're doing Hey, bro did the Sinaloa Cartel
activity prosecute
him and listen to this
prosecute him? Why can't they have Barbara Starr, you know,
why do they have to have this guy on?
It's so the only one who understand? I don't know. It's
it's racist. Yes, thank
you leadership of the Sinaloa Cartel and not to apprehend
them. The agents stated that this arrangement had been
approved by high ranking officials here that will
prosecutors. And Wolf, let me tell you that we have reached
out to the DEA, they have no comment on this case. And
there's no Mexican official that has validated
with filed in 2010 information so far.
Yeah, but we're on the ball. Now, you see,
and it was fine. Now we're looking at 2014. And these guys
at CNN are dragging it into the
let's see your broth wrap it
up. Do we know anything else about these alleged
arrangements, including if there was actually any payoffs.
The report doesn't specifically talk about payoffs but it yet
does
is very specific like you'd let us run drugs throughout all of
America. Give us all of Chicago and
I think they I think they're both thinking exchange of money.
I don't get why they that would even come up in the conversation
when there's a deal but okay,
very specifically about the fact that in exchange for information
for managing the the operative was going to essentially avoid
any type of prosecution benefiting the Mexican drug
cartel known as the Sinaloa Cartel and providing information
to us agents about rival drug cartels, namely, Los Zetas
cartels and the Gulf Cartel.
Dr. Fauci thanks so much, as always for joining us guys at
Dr. Burrows. She's playing the broth Penuel role Clint, sorry.
You stepped on it.
Good work and play it again. Come on, come on.
Good work. Good work that Dr. Fauci thanks so much as always
for joining us. Good to be here, bro.
I just it's it's always funny. It's always good for me I think
those girls making out with the celebrities as funny. This is
this is this is high level comedy. Well, exactly. Do you
want to just briefly explain since we had this in the Red
Book, we had this in the book more than two years ago. We've
discussed it ad nauseam on the show and I believe although I
wouldn't know exactly where to look. I believe in the show we
actually said this no, this will never come to light no one's
ever going to this that was actually a mistake. Because we
didn't think we said that. I think we said this will go
nowhere. I'm pretty sure we said something. I don't remember
saying then whatever the case is, it did didn't go anywhere.
Essentially now it's cropped up again, for whatever reason makes
no sense to me a four years after the almost four years
after the Fed, I
think I think it's a tit for tat. I mean, this is I see this
continue. So first we slam Biden, then we slam Christie,
you know, then we've got to go back we got to slam you know,
here's what's here's what's interesting about it, to me it
that listening to that report, nowhere do they mention which is
in the document as as I recall, having looked at it again is
isn't mentioned on these news reports that Fast and Furious,
was a gun running operation which explains everything no no
of course lost guns. It explains the laws of guns because they
were never lost. They were literally given to the Sinaloa
Cartel to some to kill the
whatever the kid not to, to get rid of the other gang members,
which was get rid
of the other gangs and do that do that, you know, divide and
conquer something. JC mushkil Jr. mentioned, there's a there's
a video game that has this. Were some Booker, some novel that
uses this model of taking, just providing one group and amongst
a lot of groups, all the power until they wipe out the other
groups and then you wipe them out, which is the way it always
ends. And I'm sure the Sinhala guys think well, we can we can
avoid that. Well,
do you think that that was the plan all along was to get to do
that and then to wind up wiping out the Sinaloa Cartel? What do
you think that was the actual plan? Because,
yeah, now that you mentioned the storyline, I'm thinking that's
probably one of these. What do you think bureaucrats who's
sitting around reading all the time to do this?
You know what, when we talked about this, a lot of people
emailed about this storyline, and I'm pretty sure the chat
room will will recall what it was it was from a TV series. Not
to get it was not it was a TV series that had this exact
storyline.
Yeah, well, this is the storyline I think that they're
trying to implement. I don't think it's doable. But the fact
that CNN wouldn't mentioned the Fast and Furious thing, which
does explain the whole thing. You know, me if you look at as a
gun running operation, yeah. Okay. Now, it makes sense that,
you know, the guns are all over the place down there that we
sent them. And we're behind it, and the agent got killed with a
gun. And so they had to kind of change their story where they
didn't want to admit they're doing this because the American
public doesn't understand something as complicated as
this. And I'm sure it sounds great in the meetings. You know,
what?
I got a great idea. I saw this TV show. I got a great idea.
This is this will work. It worked on TV.
Yeah, exactly. So I think but
if if they if if someone just sat down with the American
public and did a fireside chat, I don't know. How about, let
Michelle do it. You know, at this point, no one's gonna
believe Barack, let Michelle do it sit down and say, look, look,
listen. Here was the plan. All we wanted to do was you wanted
to get rid of all the gangs so we we pick the guys we thought
were the winners the Sinaloa Cartel, we gave them guns, and
we let them traffic some drugs where we needed the money for
the banks anyway, you know that the exchange will look the whole
economy is running on the on this drug money from Mexico. And
the money comes back into our country. So that's all good for
Barclays and USBC. US whatever. And then the idea was once those
guys were the only ones left, then we drove them. And then
then we'd be rid of the problem. Yeah. And I think most American
ones will go oh, well, okay. America. No, yeah. No,
no, I don't think so. It probably has been you you're
ignoring the fact that after watching this three hours of
television, the public is nullified. It's a public has
lost it.
So there was something else that that all of a sudden started
happening. And this is a there is definitely the powers are at
play here. And this, there's no and I think I have a theory on
where it's going. There is no doubt this is moving towards the
2000 while certainly the 2014 but towards you know, we need
three years at least. Well, it's gonna be two now for the 2016 In
election, it's time it's time to start. The TV networks need the
ad revenue they want. They need the controversy. They need
something to start. So now stuff is coming out. And of course,
one of the main things that may have gotten snowed under a
little bit was this report about the military. And knowing within
15 minutes that the attack on the consulate in Benghazi was in
fact a terror attack.
A Senate panel report says the September 11 2012 attack on a US
diplomatic outpost in Benghazi Libya was preventable. The
attack killed the US Ambassador to Libya, Christopher Stevens
and three other US government personnel. But the State
Department says there was no specific evidence to show that
militants were preparing an attack.
Now here's the other report goes to the heart of the Benghazi
matter. Now, newly declassified documents show that President
Obama's closest military advisors knew within 15 minutes.
It was terrorism on September 11.
And let me just remind you of the response from the President
in the Rose Garden at the United Nations and from clippity clop
Hillary Clinton
we reject all efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs
of others. Some have sought to justify this vicious behaviour
along with the protest that took place at our embassy in Cairo
yesterday. As a response to inflammatory material posted on
the Internet.
That is what we saw play out in the last two weeks. It was a
crude and disgusting video sparked outrage throughout the
Muslim world. I have made it clear that the United States
government had nothing to do with this video.
It's so fun to listen to things in retrospect nobody plays this
stuff. No, of course not. Now. Now, here's something I think I
have a theory and it ties into this report. I'm sure you read
this and I didn't really look it's not so much about the truth
in it or but it's that Hitler's mind comp. The book is
apparently exploding in ebook sales. And, and I'm not quite
sure I haven't yet this data, it just Google it. Yeah, Amazon is
for some reason. Hitler's mind calm is that's that is the here
ABC News. Hitler's mind calm surges in ebook sales Pitlor out
of Hitler's anti semitic political testament mind calm.
I'm not so sure was only about I don't think there was no anyway.
Whatever. This is written by someone who I don't think Reddit
is surging up electronic book bestseller lists. Now, I don't
think people are looking for a new Hitler necessary, but I do
think we need to be on the lookout for something else. And
we can just look at history. And I think that this report kind of
ties into that this is this was a little collection of what has
happened to the military leadership in the in these
United States. And this is only maybe a third of what's happened
since Benghazi a stunning
chain of events today. Michael Kerry, the two star general
responsible for the nation's three intercontinental ballistic
missile wings fired from his command the reason personnel
misbehaviour on a military business trip. This comes just
48 hours after President Obama himself relieved the number two
in command over the nation's nuclear arsenal over his
suspected use of counterfeit poker chips. These following
alarming string of general officers losing their jobs this
year for inappropriate behaviour, misconduct or lack of
leadership to Marine Corps generals fired less than two
weeks ago for not providing proper force protection in
Afghanistan, and Army Brigadier General relieved of duty for
adultery, and army two star general fired from groping a
civilian. And in March, a navy one star removed for racially
insensitive comments and abusive leadership. Now,
of course, we know that general Ham was removed, we have the
Admirals being removed since Benghazi. I think the the this
administration is very worried, not about a new Hitler, who
would be a national nationalistic figure because
that's what Hitler was. And I by the way, it's pretty well
documented who funded Hitler and it was, without doubt, America
had a hand in that, certainly the Bush family they're afraid
of a new Napoleon. And Napoleon, of course, was a lieutenant who
rose through the ranks and I think they're trying to get rid
of anybody who could stand up here the military is no friends
with this administration or with this Congress, you know, cutting
their promised benefits, etc. And the military personnel they
got to I don't know tanks, Weapons Guy. aeroplanes ships.
And, and I'm thinking that there still was a chance and you may
think I'm nuts. Yeah, that general former General David
Petraeus may move to the forefront as the Napoleon who
needs to come and and save the nation. Now that Christy's out
of the way that's not going to happen anymore I think there's a
there's a possibility that that is why this Purge is taking
place anyone who has any type of power whatsoever get them out of
the way quick if they're not loyal
I don't think so. Personally, I just don't see this kind of
action taking place betray us I'm sure would like to think
that himself why people are reading mind calm is probably
because it's free. I'm guessing on the on the ebooks. It's a
good read. I mean, I've read it.
Yeah, it's, you know, here's what we should do. We should I
guess, is it a public domain by now?
Well, I don't think Hitler's gonna sue you for copyright
infringement. Well, then then we can release a net technically it
technically it's he was done and it's it couldn't be public
domain.
So we could rerelease it. And then on the cover, it would say
it's a good read John C. Dvorak.
Yeah, that's what I don't think we should we should re edit it.
That would be funny.
That would be very funny. It's a it's
a good line comedy calm. It's probably Yeah, it's with a
Hitler.
It's probably been done. No, Mel Brooks, of course did history of
the world, which was great. And he did a lot of that stuff in
there. Anyway, I, I had a, I think a stroke of genius, which
is going to help us retire. I know you're always on the
lookout for that. And, and it is also going to help everyone who
is a part of the no agenda production family. Start a
business that will be very successful. Does it sound like a
win win to you?
Does it sound like anything but hot air but go on?
Okay. What were the big Armageddon, crises of our time?
I won't go back too far. 2000 What was 2000? I don't know You
of course. You know, the, the millennial bug. y2k. y2k? And
what was that basically? Bullshit sales and soaking the
public that would billions of dollars made may be hundreds of
billions.
Right. Exactly. All right. Well, you might have mentioned the.com
collapse in 2001.
No, no, no, this is simply because it was just a date. All
it was was a desktop look just dates.
Okay. I'm playing along as best I can. All right. What
was the next time this scam happened?
911.
Now, no date that people were afraid. That's a date. No, no,
no, no, no, John, you don't understand what 2012 The Miami?
The Mayan Calendar end of the world.
All right, right. 2012 the end of the world I remember that
billing on the show because I went to a meeting with a bunch
of these people that were expecting the worst
billions of dollars made on that. No aliens. We even made
money on it with my and challenge coins. Exactly. Okay,
so it's clear that breakpoint by the way, here's a crazy
beautiful coin. It's clear that the human psyche likes this. And
we like having some doomsday date that you know, that
everyone lives forward to and of course, you know, you can make a
tonne of money and you need about a decade. So that was
between us it was 12 years between the y2k and then we had
the 2002 and it was nothing but a date based upon some
smorgasbord bullcrap Mayan dumb stuff. And everyone bought into
it and was tonnes of money. So, my idea 2030 2031 And 2030 is
going to be the next date and it's going to be Armageddon.
2030 is the new 2012 In fact, I registered the 2030 club.com so
you can go you can go there right now the 2030 club.com. And
if you Google around for 2030 new stories it's already
happening. Obesity Apocalypse by 2030 says ABC News I
got 2030 club.com This is welcome to Web I affordable
reliable. The VA with the why don't you just get 2030 club
because it was taken by whereby wherever you just landed on
Hello, don't you think? You think I'm stupid? The no the
2030 Science
is in 23 We'll see total Armageddon, climate systems,
financial systems food. Sure. Yeah. You got to Okay, well, we
gotta get our consulting meeting. Okay. So first of all,
yes. First of all, this all has to be centred. On page.
This is just a placeholder.
It just to be centred, it has to be a black background with red
fonts.
Sorry, you are so right. Yes. With red letters, yes,
I'm sorry. And maximum font size.
Okay, I'm taking notes, hold on, all centred
down, the gut has to go all the way to China, it's gotta be a
long note leading
notes, hold on, hold on. black background, red letters, and
then green
and yellow letters,
flashing, flashing, blinking stuff. No
blinking, blinking. And so it goes all the way down. And then
all these links are not links, they're just further down on the
same page. So the page is really long, just
just one very long page. Okay. So here's the idea.
By by the way, if you want, you can have a few animated GIFs.
Yes. And so you know, you need to, we need to get your cycle
book out. And just 2030 is the date, whatever it is, isn't
gonna change at 2030 is the day, we need t shirts. Everybody can
get in on this. And, of course, you can become a member of the
2030 Club starting as of the beginning of January, and you'll
be on this list, too, right? Adam and John are there. So if
you donate a total of 2030, then you're in the 2030. Club, this
is your website. But if you donate $7.30 a month, by 2030,
you'll be a member of the 2030. Club. So there's a number of
ways to get time. Yeah, just there's a number of ways to get
there. My thinking is, this is our retirement plan. Because
every game in 16 years will want to retire will be tired of that.
I think that I think that's a good 2030 I think is a good
number for you and I to end the show in 2030. And we just need
to push the Armageddon, I'm not quite sure which one it's going
to be I have jobs apocalypse 2030 Food apocalypse, jobs, pot,
food crisis 2030 climate crisis 2030, water, water, water would
be a good one water may write that down to water. So I think
we just need to own 2030 Whenever someone Google's 2030,
Armageddon, 2030 apocalypse, we need to own that they need to
show up on our black background with red letters.
Right? But we can have alternate sites, there's no reason to just
have one side,
of course, and attend and all producers can get in on this
because they can start 2030 businesses, which will make
money 30 sites Yes. And then you'd send us you know, a little
piece of the of the action. And we'll keep we promise, our
promise is we will propagate 2030 as the Armageddon year. And
we'll make 2030 The new to 2012 and everybody else can start a
business on it.
Now, you said that there's an alternative ending to the Mayan
calendar. That was 2030 No, I
didn't say that.
Oh, well. You just did now. i Oh, I'm
sorry. Yes. I know. I think that's too flimsy. I like the
water. I
think it's just an element. Yeah, but I
know I like water because no one has really claimed that yet. And
it's so unprovable. And I'm sure tonne water
with water is going to be somehow that vanish from the
face of the earth.
It'll only be bottled water owned by Coca Cola. No.
Well, actually, there's already some evidence that they're
trying people are trying to buy up these huge water reservoirs
Well, wishes have an aquifer is in paradise,
Paraguay. So this is perfect. 2030 the 2030 club.com and we
will I'm going to change the background I'll get the red
letters going and it'll just be news about and I'll and I will
maintain it. I'm happy to do that with stories about how 2013
It's just just going to it's going everything's going to end
I like the way you've got this this goes climate system
financial system food shortages, obesity crisis fact.
Hey, this is well this is only one half of the consulting group
imagine when we do a couple meetings on this. Yeah.
You like yeah, no, I do and you've done that you've managed
to come up with these crazy schemes on an occasional basis
and they've always been successful.
And so here are the here's what I'm gonna post today. Oh, here
it is. study predicts obesity apocalypse. By 2030 ABC News.
Here's how they start off their article rising
sea SAPA lick,
the beast apocalypse, rising sea levels, flying cars speculation
about what the world will look like a quarter century from now
or in no short supply, but if new research released this week
is correct. We can at least be sure of one thing the forecast
calls for fatness
that were you getting that ABC News?
Wow released in the journal obesity. The studies suggest
that by the year 2030, all I gotta do a little every nearly
every American will be overweight or overweight or
obese. So that's one. Then we have the apocalypse delayed
until 20. This is CNET. UK Government,
American will be obese. Yeah.
We'll be retired, but we'll be fat. The UK government's chief
scientists declares that 2030 will be the year in which food
and energy shortages coupled with population explosion, and
climate change will create disaster. But do you need any
more headline than that? No, that's a good one. These guys
are writing it for us. For a stray meteorite might smack into
the world. I like that too.
Beautiful. Beautiful.
We're all doomed.
So I think we need so a will maintain the 2030 club at
2030 club.com. And you can certainly register domain names
and point to this. And we'll work on we'll work on some more
of the I'm just going to put stories there just because it
needs to be the 2030 hub of information. And we'll continue
to propagate that so you can everyone else can build a
business around it. And oh, there's
plenty of there's seminars.
Webinars Baby, what are you talking about webinars
and seminars and these crazy cost to get up there and they
tell you how it's all going to end webinar. This one over was
in Masonic over by the NARS area, San Francisco. The Greens
restaurant is whatever it is, it's a waste, whole area. And
they had the big meeting there of all these 2012 people we were
actually at a dinner and then we walked by and I went in. And
meanwhile, you know my mom, Mimi and Jay oh, gosh, don't go in.
So So I went in, and the place was crawling with babes. Oh,
really? Yeah. These 2012 vein what a benefit and what the
heck.
Oh, pop side John. Oh my gosh, this stuff is just writing
itself. Pop sigh Surely you've heard of pop psi OpSite hop psi.
MIT predicts world economy will collapse by 2030 Oh, come on.
This is beautiful. You gotta get your book out and put this link
in the show notes. This is fabulous.
Well, you know what, according to the cycle, what actually
happens in 2030?
probably really good stuff.
We're done. It's all grassy, nothing. Oh,
I didn't hear you say that.
Okay, well talking about that since you're talking about the
obesity thing. So I'm live watching this watching some
television and let's see what clip is here. It's history of
copywriting and making available How about is
click Bitcoin crashes 2030
But yeah, that's definitely going to happen controversy over
spinning.
Oh, hold on a second. It's funny we were just talking
disappointed in this jury is out
on the docket All right, we're gonna move on now to one of the
hottest workout trends doesn't make you bigger instead of
smaller celebrity trainer Tracy Anderson landed in the hot seat
after saying that spinning bulks up the thought of Juju Chang is
a spinning fan. She's here with the skinny on the exercise. Nice
fun Robin.
Now, as you know, I am an expert in the in the whole lies
spinning.
I had no idea that spinning is nothing more than a bunch of
people getting in a room on stationary bicycles. And been
pumping away like crazy. That is not true. That's what it looks
like to me. Right? Do you would you like to get your own
stationary bicycle in your house and do the same thing? Yes.
You can't cheat or would you like me to tell you what it
really is?
No. Okay, go ahead.
No, you're just gonna mock
up my bigoted opinion on this. Yeah, he's mostly in there with
a bunch of women. They're all pumping away pumping away
pumping away and you're getting big thighs?
No. Okay, no. There's multiple parts of this one is for someone
who is intimidated by going to a gym, where there's a bunch of
guys walking around with huge abs and you know, and there's
like a sock in their crotch yoke.
Like Jesus gives you an exercise causes that.
But they put a sock in the crotch or they're wearing
something down by the
way. Be For you continue let me say this. I was under the
impression that I didn't even know what spinning was. I didn't
know it's just pumping away. I thought it was some sort of like
maybe some yoga like thing where you're in a room spinning like
with your arms out, no bending around, I'd say you Well, I
guess what Adam to get into the eventual
No, that's not what it is. So the so it is for. And it's
mainly for women, because it's women mainly who are there. But
for guys, it's fabulous because 80 plus 80% of the audience in
the spin class are women who already look good. And then you
have the ones who need help and are there for you know, to lose
weight and, and they're really nice. And you can you can come
you can fraternise with them easily because they're like,
hey, you know, you're nice. You
can't you get to move the bicycle around. Now
you're all in a row next to each other. And this these are, these
are very specific type of spin, exercise bicycles, you know, and
you can change the friction on the flywheel.
I understand that but how can you fraternise with anybody
except the one next to you?
That's well no you fraternise as you get going in as you're
coming out and with the person next to you and and and it is
really a performance by the trainer who puts together a
playlist of songs that have specific rhythms It's not unlike
going to a club. In fact, you all get into the same vibe and
there's exercises you do where you're moving up and down
standing or using your core crunches using you know,
exercising or
the listeners to the no agenda show who bring their own iPod
and listen to the no agenda show while they're at the gym. Now
who are hurting the show with no
snow? That is bullshit. This is a very I'm going to I'm going to
defend this. I'm going to if you're going to the gym and
running or working out Yeah, you should listen to no agenda show
this is a 45 Minute that's all it is 45 minute high intensity
workout. And I have not seen a bunch of women walking around
with huge thighs in fact I see nothing but really cute butts
really toned arms really nice bodies most of them are tiny
this small used for some reason spin class attracts tiny women.
And I myself have lost my entire almost my entire gut. I have now
a two pack. Instead of one I'm working towards six and my chest
has expanded by an inch and a half and I feel really really
good my circulation is great. I went to the dentist he said well
we won't have to rip all your teeth out like we thought
because your circulation is really good and your gums sex is
good
even at home
that was funny and so yeah, but this all right
okay, I'm done. All right. So this is just a what you're
saying really? Is that this is actually just a publicity stunt
yes for some spin for the spinning operation who is which
is a commercial operation and they got some free publicity
definitely good for them. Definitely. Exactly. This was
not a Good Morning America or some you know thing which is
perfect for this audience for that audience. Yeah.
You know, I there were two things, because I got a couple
of clips from from the morning shows. You think so you thought
that was dumb? How about this? This is Charlie Rose. Ladies and
gentlemen, Charlie Rose, the journalist extraordinaire. And
listen this great piece we've got about the Smithsonian Lady
Michelle Obama is marking another fashion milestone. The
Smithsonian Institution decided two dresses are better than one
is in Washington at National Museum of American History. Jan
Good morning.
Well, good morning Charlie, Nora and Gail. Okay, so the
Smithsonian usually only exhibits the first gown that the
first lady would wear and first inaugural bolo shocker. Of
course, this white gown that we all remember Mrs. Obama wore
four years ago that's been on display here for the past few
years. But starting today, the public will be able to see Mrs.
Obama's second inaugural ball gown and Obama's shoes also will
be on display but they're a little different than the shoes
she wore four years ago. They're by the same designer Jimmy Choo
and red obviously to match the red dress but the big difference
is the heel there about half as tall as the one she wore in the
first inaugural boss.
Ah, and we can't win an award for a podcast yet. The Jimmy
Choo shoes from the Second Inaugural Ball are in the
museum. Yeah. And by the way, Jimmy Choo is not a designer,
you idiot. Jimmy Choo was the brand the woman who started that
is a woman. Her name is not Jimmy, ABC went one step further
with your tax dollars
and it's a very revealing People Magazine Interview with First
Lady Michelle Obama just before her 50th birthday. So honest on
a range of topics. She
already did the up talk that birthday it startings including
her take on plastic surgery, and Botox. We've got an exclusive
first look right here. The big day is fast approaching. One
thing we know for sure is that the President has already given
an early gift while on the annual family vacation in
Hawaii, taking the girls home to Washington, leaving the first
lady behind for an extra few days a vacay vacay. With some of
her close friends, including Oprah, she looks so fantastic.
And just to be clear, Mrs. Obama says she doesn't Imagine having
plastic surgery, but she's learned never say
vacay I thought she was gonna say just to be clear, Mrs. Obama
and Mr. Obama are playing paying for the extra plane ride and
extra $80,000 a day out of their own pocket. That's what I
thought she was going to say. But instead know that she went
back to the lead about the plastic surgery.
Way, Claire email, I want you to open up that little thing I sent
you on Obama. Yeah, this is actually maybe actually
happening. Just actually. It's actually Actually Actually, this
notice has been showing up in the National Enquirer, which we
know is actually a pretty good operation. They paid for their
stories about Obama and Michelle are having, you know, at the
point of almost getting divorced and they are having a big fight.
Because Obama's fooling around somehow
and this reminds me I have it in the PR links for today. Producer
Tim registered Obama divorce.com for us. Nice and if you click on
if you go to Obama divorce.com It currently forwards to the no
agenda show website.
Excellent timing. Yeah. Go to your Google browser and click on
the images to get to the image browser or just click type in
Obama tit comb ti t co MB
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SEO. SEO MBE
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Mama tech calm images.
This is his best buddy from high school in Hawaii. Supposedly
this is Isn't he a convicted felon this guy. Now he tried to
pick up a whore supposedly ever you got convicted of that? Yeah,
in 2011. Yeah. Oh, he did. By the way. There's never a mention
of what the horror was male or female a
prostitute. And then it's not really necessary to be so
denigrating towards the oldest profession.
I am sorry. He tried to pick up a prostitute, which was a sting
operation. And it's never really clear whether it was a male or a
female. Right. And I if you look at these photos with Obama
hanging out
with this guy that's always fooling around with is that what
you're saying? I didn't say anything
of the sort. But I think that picture of you had the same
layout I do. You would have a picture with Obama his arm over
the guy in a peculiar way. Yeah, I see that at the top there. And
then there's another guy that shows up in their golfing with
their golfing. This guy's name is Martin Nesbitt. Yeah, he's a
black guy who shows up on a lot of these
shots a bit like Kanye
is a kind of little Kanye. But there's something up
well and where's Reggie Love and all this? Because Reggie,
that's what I'm wondering. I wish I knew you'd bring that up
because I can't find any connection between enlisted
Reggie's the middleman or something like that. I have no
idea. But supposedly, when they went on this December vacation
to Hawaii,
you mean Vagos blow up the vacay
the vacay there was a huge blow up and to the point where and,
and I guess they were she Mrs. Obama who do you find a lot of
pictures of her glaring at Barack glaring Yeah, well,
that's Yeah. On. Cool, glaring. Yeah. Ever since that little
incident with the Danish woman. Yeah. They are arguing and when
Obama came back on to 747 Michelle refused to be in the
same plane with him supposedly, according to the Enquirer. And
it sounds to me as though it's the Secret Service because I'm
assuming the Enquirer isn't making this up because they have
a great history of you know, paying people off to tell us
and not being sued successfully.
Exactly. They have been sued yeah and once in a while they
get fired you know, but it's usually minor stuff is like this
saying somebody was drunk yeah, when they weren't it's never
been anything like this like the John Edwards thing putting the
lid off that
I'm putting this into the show notes as well.
So they supposedly they're in a they're having and now now when
this story comes out this kind of reaffirms, which wasn't
wasn't mentioned in the Enquirer story, but it reaffirms that,
that comment that apparently Obama's or Mrs. Michelle made to
Sarcos his wife.
Ah lamber. Yeah. No.
Well, the French vi vague. Yes. And rancher guy has
his hot wire the hot singer wife, Carla Bruni. Carla Bruni,
who used to bounce on Jagger Mick Jagger's squeeze for one
around.
Whatever the case was, she, I guess, felt no obligation to
keep a girl secrets and came out in the media. This was like
years ago, obviously, when Sarkozy was still in office and
said, Mrs. Obama is miserable in her marriage. She hates every
minute. Yes, yes. I
do remember that? Yes. She told yes.
is about four years. Yeah, you're right. And it just seems
to be falling into place, especially with all the glaring
look she gives and all this other stuff. And if you look at
these pictures here on the Obama tick comb image, I think you'll
see the three of them sitting together at a at a basketball
game and you see, tick comb, you know, here and there. Just seems
to me that this is a lot of stress on a relationship. Yes,
this job. And there are certain women that are cut out for it.
And certain women like Hillary, who just put up with the
bullcrap, knowing she's she's got a lock on getting somewhere
herself and ditch and bill, but Michelle's got no skin in the
game. She's not going to be running for president or
anything. She doesn't care. Yeah. So I think she's I think
something's up here. I think they may be on to something and
instead somebody in the secret services is sick of it, I
guess may not want to fly without the president too often.
Yeah, but she wasn't that she didn't. She took her own gender
that same time she stayed behind
you don't want to be flying on that. On that Cessna Caravan
island hopping in there in Hawaii with anyone who might
have been responsible for a birth certificate or some Yeah,
yeah, no, yeah, actually, that's she probably isn't she probably
I doubt she has read the economic hitman Confessions of
an economic hitman which discusses this this problem
which just eases way to assassinate somebody is to put
them in a little plane and then you know, what is sabotage is
the etymology of kit comb as a name do you think? Where does
this is British? Yeah, but even if it's British, what is what
does it take comb?
I don't know. Maybe the in those days the women in England had
very hairy breasts. Wow, really? You asked me I mean, it's just
the best I can come up with.
Maybe we have it in the book of knowledge. Last Anglo Saxon
origin dialectal variant of a local national name tid comb
from a place from a place called tid comb. First record in
Wiltshire first recorded in the Domesday Book as titty comb. Ah,
then Ted Frith. Okay, so it's from a place all right. Got it?
Oh, good. That's him. That's nothing. Anyway,
this is I thought would fit kit kind of fits in with what you
were talking about a little bit earlier. What
you steered me towards is I have to defend my my workout. Let me
tell you something, boy, I'm looking good. I'm looking at
curried I'm going to be 50 this year, and I feel really good.
Okay, well, I got all my hair.
Yeah, well, that's gonna be you'll be the hair will be alive
when you're dead. See? Okay, anyway, so that's why I just
wanted to get that in. We'll keep an eye on this. Just keep
an eye on Miss. Michelle's glaring at Obama. She glares at
him
and keep an eye on the Obama divorce.com website value. That
is going to go up with leaps and bounds. I guarantee it. Well,
anyway, thank you for your service. Thank you for your
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Always looking forward to what we can find it no agenda art
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So sometimes we'll look at we'll be thinking of something in the
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Yeah. That's called the supervising. Yeah.
Yeah. Supervising. Exactly. So, you know, of course, we don't
have money to pay people like National Enquirer. We don't get
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No, but weak follow all this stuff it did. It takes time and
effort. So we can follow the National Enquirer and then
deconstruct what they have to say and then also add some
analysis. Correct.
And I also watched the entire testimony of the President's
panel on the NSA. I have a couple of clips from that. Oh,
good. Yeah. And I think a pretty big a catch, I think I got to
catch out of it. So that's the kind of stuff we do, you know,
we watch and then it was the Ukraine panel, with the Victoria
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But we always have to remember a $5 subscription is just as
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Let's take a few of these guys. We have a curious balance.
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Mahoney came with $500 in North Quincy, Massachusetts, and
longtime Boehner not donating to the show because of my low
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Maybe he's doing it for his girlfriend or wife or some
I'll just drink less alcohol, makeup, eat less food. Have a
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I I got a lot of feedback on the universal basic income.
Also referred to by Nixon and others as the reverse income tax
or
as an experiment in Canada. Navia men come, men come in Tom
Yes, there was a famous experiment in 1974. They took a
town of I think it's 30,000 people in Canada Navia. And for
a number of years, gave everyone a standard Minh come. And it was
only three years ago that someone discovered the all the
data from this test, which they never turned into a report. And,
of course, immediately conspiracy theories come about
and say, Well, why didn't they do that? Well, who was this
woman who, in 1902 1004, Evelyn forgets, which is funny by
itself, Dr. Evelyn forget, conducted analysis of the
programme in 2009. And here's what she found not only when new
mothers and teenagers working substantially less, mothers with
newborns stop working, so they want to stay at home longer,
their babies, teenagers work less, they weren't under as much
pressure to support the families, which resulted in more
teenagers graduating, and addition, those who continue to
work were given more opportunities to choose what
type of work they did. She found that in the period that mean
comm was administered hospital visits dropped 8.5% fewer
incidences of work related injuries, fewer emergency room
visits from car accidents and domestic abuse, a reduction in
rates of psychiatric hospitalisation, a number of
mental illness related consultations, decreased working
hours dropped 1% for men 3% for women. In in all, the report
says that it was very successful.
There was your last name again,
forget.
I'm sorry, no, no, what was your last name? You forgot? What is
it?
Switzerland? You really, you're really killing me here. You
should have put your Photoshop yourself in with the Three
Stooges on your newsletter because you'd fit right in. We
there's a there's quite a number of people who think this is a
very good idea. And I don't think it's by accident that this
is being discussed right now, because of the the resurgence of
the war on poverty. Was it
Roosevelt anniversary? Yes. Was
it Roosevelt? Who, who did this? 40 years ago, Johnson, John was
a Johnson really? Yeah, the Austin Stone Ian. Switzerland
has something similar. Someone told me Norway had something
like this, but I couldn't find any evidence of that. And of
course, the European Union is trying on an individual level,
because they can't do it on a national level, to get some kind
of income going. And this has also been analysed for the
United States. And the analysis that I've read, says that we
could give every man woman child in the United States, a min
calm, which means it will be enough for you to live on
without doing anything. And it would only cost about 25% of the
defence budget. Now all of this is just academic and I had no
idea. You know, I'm just reading stuff. I have to say that if you
really look at all the hassle, because of course everything
would go away, John, you have Social Security, unemployment
benefits,
bureaucracies will be shut shuttered all bureaucracies
which is why I think it'll never happen, because you know, who
would want to give up the bonanza of being a part of the
welfare system in providing welfare? That would be I mean,
that would it would it would shut down a lot of waste? And I
don't know, I can't really, I would love to see some real
studies on this. Or why don't we just do it here and then wonder
why doesn't the state just do this and see, what happens? Is
it do you think?
Maybe what would happen? It would work change. It would work
structure things so drastically, we'd have less policing, we'd
have less juvenile delinquency, we'd have less, we'd have better
educated kids, because then now they could afford to have their
teeth cleaned. And on and on. And it would be it wouldn't work
the system did corporate corporate system wouldn't really
function the way we like it to function, which is to have a
kind of a crime ridden scare the public Yeah. More fun the way it
is.
You wouldn't be you know what it would end our show, but at least
we could eat it within the show. The show would be over. I
thought it was I of course, the main thing is how do you pay for
it? And this is where there's a couple of ways one would be the
your wealth tax idea which you've harped on for many years.
But the reason I think the elites could there is a way for
them to buy into this by levying consumption tax and I would just
say why don't you just make a carbon tax so then you when you
know that you can stop the climate change bullcrap, you
want that you want the carbon tax, here you go, here's the
carbon tax, so you can tax people, but everyone gets into
have money to live and then the elites make out like crazy
because they're stealing all the money from the carbon tax and
the carbon exchange and whatever but then everybody Kanye maybe
we'll have there'll be lots of people doing podcast painting
making music is this Do I sound like a crazy commie when I say
this
hello okay
well that was it everybody John quit the show. Okay, did you
hang up on me? No my computer Did did you find it eight
Windows eight finally reboot?
I don't know it may be but it was past the hour so what
happened was the message came up on the big giant the new blue
screen of death I've never seen it before. And it's so much
better font. It says it says your PC has a problem and then
it just killed it.
Wow well right now you sound there's a new sound to your
signal. Oh, that's not good. No, it sounds a little bit like huh
like you got some like your disk is corrupted or something.
It may straight now because it was doing a recovery of a bunch
of shit is still booting so
All right. Okay, so I'll restate the question.
I don't know where you are. Let me Yeah. Oh, I see. Okay, here
it is. There's a message. Your licence to use this evaluation
version of Windows has expired. Yeah, and your PC.
Why can't this happen during the Vortech Horowitz unplugged why
on this show?
Your PC will restart in one hour and continue to restart every
two hours. Oh up until we get through the show. easy then.
Yeah, you sound like crap.
This guy don't think this the sound was straightened out.
Okay,
well, congratulations. You've successfully ruined the show.
And really this show let me reiterate what you were saying.
Which was that big with this with this min I don't like that
word by the way. I'd rather have reversed income tax or
guaranteed income or something like that universal
basic wage or income seems to be the the main.
There'll be a lot more art. Yeah, art.
There'd be a lot more Yeah, just art in general books, music,
visual art. The world will be a beautiful place unicorns
rainbows. It sounds utopian. I agree. In fact, this is the
definition of Utopia I believe.
Oh, that's a drawback.
Hey, you okay, well, it's your own fault. So I don't care how
you sound but once you just call me call me it's this is not a
Skype problem my friend. This is a an audio busing problem. I
know the difference.
Okay, all right. Take a look what we got here for our
something something
screwy. Anyway
tal call technical info. Well, there's just no packet loss or
anything. No, that's
not it's something with your audio setup is with your USB
audio setup. I know what I'm talking about. Yeah, okay, I
know. Professional. I am a professional. Hold on. So why
don't you call is still probably still booting. So why don't you
just call me back immediately and we'll see what happens.
Okay, we're back. Yeah, no, I know. It's the other day I was
trying to call John to test his cable modem and then and I keep
getting rejected. I'm like, Well, okay, douche whatever, you
know, I get it. You don't have time for me. And they're gonna
email from meanie. He says, hey, you know the Skype was ringing
and so as you I had no time for you.
She is in the middle of sounds exactly what
she said. Yeah, she said I had no time for that. By the way,
you're right. The sound went away. So okay, very good. Good
job. Good work. Alright, so universal basic income. Yeah,
very interesting idea. Got sir Jean, the Sheriff of Texas. In
the in the back channel says the minimum free pay would never
work in a free society. It only works in a prison. Happy to
explain the economics of this on Saturday. I was an economics
major for a while.
Oh, please. I was an economics major. an economics major so
white. No offence gene but
obviously there's some guy in Switzerland and Miss Macie heard
him on on NPR Shut up with your fucking phone. This is annoying
man.
And there he goes. Mr. Tourette's.
Sorry, it is the Tourette's. What is that
phone?
When you I thought it would be you know, you get Time Warner
Cable and it's oh yeah, I'll take the phone from you. And
they immediately sell your name and number to everybody in the
universe Time Warner Cable or a holes. Okay, so this is an
article From November 12 2013, Switzerland's proposal to pay
people for being alive. And the guy who is proposing this is a
guy named Schmidt. What's his? What's his first name?
And by the way, that's very interesting is kind of bigoted
wording, paying people to be alive.
If I said no, that's the New York Times. That's the New York
Times headline.
That's terrible. Is that the way it should be presented? Yeah.
Well, I don't know. I mean, it's
taking responsibility for your own citizenry. How's that for a
way of presenting? It
seems to me that it would it was it reverse income tax very
interesting. Because if you look at all of the the, all the
programmes all the things that that are split out, and by the
way, are being skimmed, but you know, just skimmed. Now the EBT
cards, just everything is being scammed and scammed and people
are lying in the stigma. If you take all it would probably cost
us less.
No, there was just no doubt about it.
But is that is that is that? Not that? Is that not the kind of
the definition of a socialistic or Marxist system? Or is this?
Does that not compare? Because we kind of fringe? Yeah, because
we're kind of already doing it. We're just doing it in bits and
pieces, and it has a lot of overhead.
Yeah, the overheads gotta go. That's the problem. Yeah.
Interesting. Well, I'm gonna keep my
free transportation while you're at it.
No, I don't think we'd have that. And that, I think, no, I
think we should know I think that should go away. I mean, you
get your money, and then you have to pay your own
transportation. But uh, well let that be free to why not? That's
not now you're talking crazy. Now we're talking commies,
of course in France.
commies my case in point? No.
Well, it's not really free in France. But but they don't have
reverse would have vanished. Let me get a little little travel
tip my occasional travel tin. So you go to Venice, and there's
these you get around Venice on these. You can get a taxi. But
most people get on these buses called aparatos. And they are
just a giant just like a little fairy Bodega holds about maybe a
couple 100. I don't know, 100 people, I don't know how many it
holds. But as big. And it goes from a bus stop the bus stop,
there's these bus stops on the water. And you can buy a day
pass if you're a tourist or you can have the little tickets, or
you can just get on and off the thing. And you know, nobody ever
I've never seen anyone check. I mean, why suppose once in a
million years, somebody comes on and checks for tickets. But
generally speaking, I've never seen it. Just get on.
I understand. But when you're giving people money to live,
that is the whole point then you make your choices and let
someone else put together the transportation company and then
you people can buy a ticket. It's either minimum minimum
either income a basic wage, and everything or nothing. You know,
just it
benefits everybody to have free public.
No, it doesn't. It really doesn't. I've lived in countries
where so called free it's crap. And it's not
that just because there's not a min Come Come early say
I need to move to a mid income country. That's really got to
try
a slightly a slightly obscene sound to it.
I like it. I'm kind of Yeah, I'm kind of I'm kind of into it. But
Miss Mickey and I are thinking about maybe going to a European
country for a month this summer. Maybe Spain or something?
Yeah. Spain's Great.
Yeah. If you don't if you don't mind the the riots.
They have the highest they have high speed internet.
Everywhere in Spain.
Well, where you'd be probably. Let's get it.
Well, we were thinking maybe we could go to one of the islands
is actually what we're thinking. Oh, forget it. Forget what high
speed internet? Yeah. I don't know. It'd be fun. Something,
something else. We
still live it up in Barcelona.
Maybe we need to get out. We need to go to I think Europe is
important for us to go and have boots on the ground this summer.
To feel what's going on. Don't you agree?
Yeah. You get a different feel for things. I think it's a good
idea. Barcelona is cool. Go there.
All right. I watched a very long session with the panel that made
the 4036 47 recommendations to the President's the
one that was the surveillance panel.
I don't think it was called their surveillance panel. No,
no, because I watched the long panel too. And it had all the
same the same. It had Did it have Richard Clark? Yes. Clark
Sunstein.
Yes. That's the panel I saw morale was very long. And it was
and most of it was about section 215.
Right. And Sunstein is the worst. Well, I
have Yes, I have. I have some interesting clips that I pulled
from this. And I think I found something I'm pretty big, which
was given away almost near the end of the two hours, which was
happy because, ya know, because I watched the whole thing. And
I'd like to remind everybody, that we're all tall. Everyone's
like, oh, it's ever since grant Greenwell and Snowden and
everyone's Oh, section 215 or metadata. If you go to section
two fifteen.org, you will see that this is a no agenda show
website created may 28 2011. So just I'd like to point out that
your little no agenda show is all over this stuff. From day
one. Tweet, so you know, we're on the ball. And now all of a
sudden for the past what, ooh, six months the world knows about
it. The mica Morel things Morrell? Who is the the outgoing
number two in command at the CIA. These guys well, yes.
I want to mention, I want what he had like the most mixed
messages. Yes, he did. He came on and he said, Well, this is
terrible. These NSA guys are horrible people. And then he
went on and said, you know, they're pretty good guys. And it
was back and forth. It was like watching a tennis match with one
guy playing himself. T. It's not a very disturbing it's almost
like he had like somebody electrodes hooked up. We had to
change his yes story
that morale was clearly MK Ultra. He also he wrote an op
ed. And this was referred to several times throughout the
session, where he said had we had section 215 metadata,
storing the 911 would not have happened. And you know, it was
like everyone else on the panel was like, Yeah, even Richard.
But what's interesting is that these so called recommendations
which we have read for you, we've marked them up for you.
We've discussed them on the show. We told you, if it does
anything, it makes it easier. It says no slap down of the NSA.
This is no no penalty. This is making it easier. And this was
confirmed, General
Alexander testified to us that in oh nine, the NSA,
this is very funny. By the way. Feinstein gets really miffed
here to lay he who was running running the show,
did in fact go to the FISA court and found that it took nine days
not average, to be able to collect the information that was
necessary. Are you aware of that? No, ma'am. Well, that's
According to testimony by General Alexander. We also know
my time is up. Is that what you're saying to me?
She looks at him like my time is up. Is that what you're saying?
To me? Really? Really? Is what you're saying? Any My time is
up?
I saw. This was disgusting.
Let me finish. I really appreciate Thank you. Oh, thank
you. Oh, she's so insincere.
He can be very strict. Oh,
this is little tit for tat there.
You either this was used after the fact and the Boston bombing.
But here's the difference. The Boston they used emergency
power.
This is what listen to the point she's trying to make. She's
trying to make the point that it took Alexandria Kaiser,
Alexander says it took nine days to get approval from the FISA
court to get into the metadata that's too long. And then she's
saying well, but they use emergency for something after it
happened at Boston. And then morale was gonna say something
fascinating.
And they were able to get information quickly. This is
used to prevent an attack. So those of us that see it
important to prevent another attack tear, I don't need to
tell you terrorism is up groups have metastasized.
John, did you know that terrorism is up? Groups
didn't know that that metastasized? It's a cancer. I
tell you the GM brain cancer,
we know they'll come after us if they can they Oh,
hold on a second. Right, then we know they will come after us.
The boogeyman is out to get you Feinstein says so
there's a real litany here of fact, back so the question
comes, do you not find value substantial value in being able
to prevent this attack?
So I find substantial value in any tool that helps us prevent
attacks tool. I believe that to 15 carries the potential to
prevent attacks and that's why I think it needs to continue. But
one of the the important issues I think, is the question of
efficacy for us did not really impact our view on the change in
approach to the programme. We do not believe that we're going to
add a substantial burden to the government by making the change
changes, we are suggesting fact, if something can't be done
quicker than nine days, then they need to make some changes
to make that happen. We also wrote into our report and
emergency provision so that in in an emergency situation when
the intelligence community knows they need to move quickly,
they'll be able to query the data without a court order going
into the court after the fact.
Right, so this is exactly what we write in the documentation.
So essentially, they made it easier. It's easier. So hey, you
know, the court after afterwards, go just go and get
the warrant later. Don't worry about it,
shoot that guy and then go get some permission.
Cass Sunstein, I gotta click this group a cast something
Professor Sunstein married to powers the current to the new
ambassador to the United Nations, who thank God for all
the evil he is at least is losing his hair. I mean, at
least His looks are going because I hope the guy suffers
somehow for being such an incredible shill and really,
really just a no good guy. I've read his his white papers, where
he says he said infiltrate online forums and chat rooms and
podcasts and and basically commit COINTELPRO evil man
Sunstein. But as I was listening to him, and by the way, he
messes this up in this, he says something that who catches it?
I'm not. Can't remember who catches what he says. But his
speech is real really weird. He began, it's like he's groaning
the whole time. Did you catch this? No, you can. Listen to it.
Are you aware? Has the NSA ever done surveillance on members of
Congress? Or other elected Mary? What?
That's Mike Lee.
Yes, Mike Lee. But SAS. Sunstein is going to answer the question,
what is net
net officials?
We're not aware of any such and one of the things we learned in
our review is that there's no targeting by the NSA of people
because of their political views or their religious convictions,
or their or their political party. So in terms of
concretely, some details we here's why. We may not be
precise.
I'm not doing that. By the way. It's like he has some kind of
Tourette's.
Some details we may not have. What is that John?
Yeah, him that sounds like you're doing No, that's him.
It's coming out of his throat. Okay,
now just play a part of it. And don't say anything in terms of
concretely some details we may not have watched that.
Now, but now you'll be quiet because it doesn't stop it keeps
going.
May not have precise questions that every one of which we have
off the off the top of the mind answers to but politics,
religion, political views, that's not what they're
interested in.
I think whenever he's lying is when that happens.
That is weird, because I watched him to testify. And I did not
but I didn't clip it. Yeah, because I was still watching.
Right eventually pull some clips myself, probably for the next
show. But this is an example of we did you hear this when you
were seeing him or only when you were
at when I when I saw, I saw this this piece of testimony. I
rewound it, because it's on C span.gov. com, org, net org Fu
and and then I hit the recorder and then I played it and I turn
up the volume because the kitchen is right next door to
the to my little studio here to go get something to drink. And
that's when I heard it and I wasn't watching the video. I'm
like, holy crap, but I'm also sensitive to tics and stuff like
that because you know, I've Tourette so I was a must because
he's lying.
That is very weird, isn't it? Yeah, cuz I watched him. I
didn't hear that. But now that now I'm hearing is as creepy.
Now when I see him again, I'll I'll notice it. Did you notice
that for one thing? He this is good because he bypassed the
mike Lee's question. Well, he
actually Michael actually comes back and nails him on what he
says.
Okay, well, I do have a he pulled an interesting trick
here, which is kind of funny, but go on.
Let me there's about a minute here. I'm rewinding a bit so we
can hear some of that and then listen to Lee catching him in
what he said
may not have precise questions that everyone which we have off
the off the top of the mind answers to but politics,
religion, political views, that's not what they're
interested in.
Now, notice he says politics, religion, political views,
that's not what the NSA is interested in. Oh, really? I
thought from the kitchen where I'm getting my drink. Oh really,
please, somebody do something. That's just one small thing. And
this is that little Weasley, lawyer boy on the right. And he
of course is thinking like Lori's like, Oh, hold on a
second, just so you know, we're only talking about this
administration, not about like know, the Church Committee. And
of course, you know, the CIA when they were when they
basically were really spying on everybody all the time.
We're talking about in recent years, we're not talking about
back in the 60s and 70s, when there's a different history
begins. Because he's a lawyer. And the question was, if you'll
call Did you spy on Congress? And of course, he was happening
in the 60s and 70s. And oh, yes, I'm sorry. It stopped after
that, because we had the church commission. And yeah, we figured
it all out. No one went to jail. Nothing happened. But we stopped
all that. So just so you know, we know what happened then. But
it's not happening now.
Well, insurance agencies doing things that got exposed?
No, no, I mean, in current years, although I do want to
clarify Professor Sunstein do one thing you said about
religious views. I assume you would agree that a commitment to
jihad would not qualify as a religious view and and indeed,
would be a political position and embrace of violence that
merits very close scrutiny to prevent that violence from me.
If this is very interesting, what happened here? And I think
that this will this at some point in the future, maybe 10
years from now this will be discussed, because what Sunstein
clearly said is the NSA is not out to find out about your
political views, your religious views. And what Lee is saying is
Hold on a second crazy jihadist, which is a radical Islam. It's a
religion. It's a religious belief. He's saying, well, that
doesn't count. Oh, okay. I'm sorry. Only the crazy religious
belief like is radical Islam doesn't count. Every other
crazy. One is okay. This is very critical. What's happening here
and no one's pointing this out.
There's reason to believe the person is threatening to the
United States that would not fall within protected religious
belief.
Okay. So you freedom of religion, unless we think you're
crazy,
right? This would probably fall on the political to it. That's
why I think occupy was targeted. Yes. But the little interesting
gotcha that Sunstein pulled here was, instead of directly
answering the question, he said, and I just wrote it down. There
is no targeting of these of political of Congress or
anybody. No targeting by the NSA. Oh, yeah. Oh,
yeah. No, it's all of that is so subtle. And that's why the other
guy jumped in just to cover their ass once again.
Right. So the end? Yeah, the NSA is not the guys who have been
already busted for tax evasion and other things using NSA data.
What the question should have been? Has anybody is anybody
being targeted using NSA data is exactly by any agency
whatsoever? That's the question.
Well, so that's the big gotcha that I'm going to get to, that
this whole thing was was weird, because they had votes going on
at the same time. And it was, it was like a tag team wrestling
match. And all of a sudden,
right. That's when Feinstein came in at the late in the game,
right? She didn't hear anything up there. She just came in there
to boost the MSA Pontifex boost herself. And but by doing the
old sales trick, don't you? Adam, don't you agree that
Dianne Feinstein came at the last minute, Adam, don't you
agree that she can't? Don't you agree that don't you agree this
and don't you agree that well, and
Al Franken did it? It took it one step higher, all of a
sudden, he was in charge of the meeting. And he essentially
says, I'm so happy to see that your recommendations are the
same that I have in my transparency bill on the
subcommittee that I chair, and then he he goes into this weird.
It was it was very strange, where he's basically promoting.
And I think it was smart, actually. Because if anyone's
going to no one picks this stuff up, except us, but if anyone
were to pick up a soundbite, or he his PR people could reuse it
and say, he's basically having the NSA panel, confirm that Al
Franken is a smart guy. It's something like that. And here's
a bit of it.
I'm gonna just continue to drill down. Oh, yeah.
It's funny because he asked a question, and then he was going
to move on. But then someone put a piece of paper down. And then
he says, I'm going to continue to drill down on this. I think
he's a teleprompter reader. He may not actually have a brain is
what I'm thinking that was very weird to see someone prompt him
to do something
on the first recommendation, because it's different from what
the administration has been saying. And it's saying your
opponent calls for the government to say how many
people have had their information collected my bill
For the calls for the government to say how many people have had
their information collected yet last November, representatives
from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and the
NSA came before the Subcommittee on privacy technology and law
which I chair and
disguise a lit. I don't know, John, he's irritating me. He's
saying I'm so glad you agree with me. But you know, no one
else agrees me I don't know justify
weird it would be, quote, difficult, if not impossible for
the government to say how many people have had their
information collected under these authorities? Now listen to
his question. Mr. Swire. Did the administration communicate this
concern to you? If so, why did you find it unpersuasive?
He knows the answer. Did they communicate this to you? If so,
why did you find it unpersuasive? He knows the
answer already there. What script is this?
Fast? No, but we know that these are scripted. Because we've
already seen when somebody goes off script or doesn't read the
script,
I'm going to move forward a little bit in this thing to
Frank and basically his his message is protect Silicon
Valley editor. Let me just move forward.
Some teachers, administrators, a small number of customers, for
people who's who's being certain security problems when it comes
to the two people or one person
so well, here we go. I'm out of my time. And as you can see
where I have another vote, so we will recess for five minutes for
another vote for 1/4. The first is commercial for we do I just
want to Mr. Sunstein just reiterate this thing about the
the the the company's their ability to disclose because it
is hurting them. And we have a an analytics firm Forrester says
the American cloud computing industry stands to lose up to
$180 billion by 2016 as a result of increased distrust of their
services particularly abroad so
screw them yeah, you but yeah, a bunch of you know, they give
your data to everybody. Screw them, screw them who don't give
a crap about them.
All right. I don't understand how anybody overseas in
particular, let alone Americans would use the service. Well,
they're
not this is this is the Hello, this is the this is the now this
is why Silicon Valley is long
on Seagate drives. All right, I have to choose not this is not a
recommendation, you can consult your advisor.
I have two more. One is the big payoff which just blew me away
and it took me it takes us back decades to what's really going
on and it was I think it was a mistake. It was not supposed to
come out. Everyone was tired. But first we have Senator
Sessions and sessions this man needs to be voted out of office.
You need to vote this guy out. Where's where what state is he
from John sessions? What is
the southern states in the Arkansas or Alabama? Yeah,
Alabama Elgin CELTA book and I'll let you do
that. So he is talking with stone, who is the constitutional
law professor from Chicago. I like stone by the way, I'm
changing my my stance on him. I think he's I think he actually
is a pretty good guy.
I didn't know you had a stance on him.
I thought the whole panel are a bunch of Yahoo's and jag offs.
But the stone guy I don't know, I kind of like now, when you
hear how the lack of knowledge of something as basic as cloud
versus local, where data is stored and what that really
should mean, constitutionally or even technically speaking
sessions,
Jeff Sessions from Alabama, douche session, when
you're comparing this to the metadata you're talking about
this is stuck out millions of Americans records swept up, nose
swept up notion this somewhere in a computer.
No subpoena has ever been allowed to reach that breadth
that happens under the metadata programme. So I think the
analogy is simply a flawed analysis and looking
at every record that's there, they have to have some sort of
in this year that they suck is valid.
What is session say? Is this the sessions? The guy an idiot? He
does this a couple of
times. It goes why is he defending them? Because almost
to be queried? No, he's defending it.
This is why you have to vote him out and listen to his this is
like a series just to
be questioning them not defending them. I don't know.
Why didn't he go sit at the table.
He's going to defend it throughout this entire thing.
He's fighting it and but the way he's doing it is like he's going
he is Isn't it?
No subpoena has ever been allowed to reach that breadth
that happens under the metadata programme. So I think the
analogy is simply a flawed analysis and looking
at every record, that's there, they have to have some sort of
indicia that they suck is valid, valuable for an investigation.
I agree. I agree with a distinguished gentleman from
Alabama, whatever he said,
even inquire into it,
yes, but you were drawing an analogy to the subpoena. And
what I'm saying is that the subpoena traditionally has to be
relatively narrowly drawn to particular information directly
relevant to a particular inquiry. And the metadata
programme does, in fact, elicit vast amounts of data, far beyond
anything that any subpoena in the history of the world has
been allowed.
I love stuff. This is stone, he's saying, hey, you know, this
is far beyond anything in the history of the world, in the
world of subpoenas, so he's a he's kind of a good guy. Now
listen to sessions. He's going to give us the technology, the
technological analysis of why a stone clearly is full of crap.
Okay, let's get this straight. So the matter data comes in. And
is, the only difference is it was in the computers of the
phone company. But for easier access is put in the computer of
the government's
Oh, okay, let's get this straight. I hate to do a
southern accent there. But this guy is really. So there's no, it
was just for easier access. Because you know, when no one
else ever heard of an API or ODBC connection, or just for
ease, we just copied it all over to the government system for
easier access. Clearly, that's what what could go wrong
somewhere. And the inquiries only go to those records, just
like they would have gone to the phone company. There. The only
difference is for convenience and computer. Access it was
government can get it quicker, because some of these issues are
life and death.
Okay, so here's your Senator, hello, Alabama. Vote this guy
out. His reasoning is, it's okay to put private, individual
citizen data on government computer systems to be analysed
because it's life and death. We have to get to these records
quicker. does this guy think it's like on a floppy disk or
something?
I don't know what this guy's thinking as the Supreme Court,
five justices, at least to the Supreme Court have explicitly
recognised a year ago. There are limits that technology now has
called into play about how far this doctrine that if you if you
disclose information to somebody else, that you have no
reasonable expectation of privacy in the information. So
in the Jones case, five justices, including Justice
Alito, in a very important opinion, suggested that that
basic principle that as you say was around for a long time has
to be called into question when you get into a world where
technology allows that to
this day is going to go defend it again, just because they
called in the question No, holding. No, it's been so held.
He's He's basically no holding has been so held. In other
words, that's not been proven, or I guess there's no no Supreme
Court statement,
though. And it did nothing we say has anything to do with the
Constitution? Oh,
that I don't see any difference really? No doubt you're
accessing the same records, whether you get them from the
phone company or whether in bulk in the Balkan COSCO. assessable
account.
It gets sad, do you hear something? You come see, Steve.
And he's going to give away what the whole idea is, as we
predicted on the show sons sons think
this is helpful, I think the direction you're going in is
actually quite compatible with our recommendation. So our
recommendation is not that we eliminate the to 15 programme.
We have a programme where the government doesn't have all this
stuff, which the government doesn't in the cases you worked
on as a prosecutor or district attorney, it doesn't just have
it gets access to it on a certain show. And that's exactly
the model that we're suggesting. And what we suggest is that that
model won't compromise any national security goal. Because
in cases where time is of the essence human life is on the
line, you can get get out of like that, because in cases
where it isn't on the line, you go through the standard legal
process. So the analogy from tradition to which you rightly
refer that is actually what we're building on in our
recommendation.
My time is up.
My time is up. I don't care I was just here to just tell you
that I know anything about hard drives. i These are These clips
are a little long graduate
sessions. Full Name Yeah. Which I don't think it'd be voted out
just for having just the name alone. Other monarchs, yeah.
Jefferson Beauregard Sessions the third.
Beauregard Jefferson floppy disk Beauregard. Actually, I made a
mistake. It
was something I wanted to mention in this hearing that
cropped up once and I can I'm gonna have to go read listen to
this and get a clip of it. But one of the senators actually
brought up and then they was basically shouted down by
everybody. What good is all this bowl crap, when it didn't stop
the Boston bomber? It didn't stop the guy in the Navy Yard
guy. It didn't. All this, all these things have happened with
all these programmes in place. And he couldn't stop the simple
things that you know, and the shoes was well, you know, the
Boston bombers he
didn't make no he didn't make a call. No, the
Boston bombers that guy followed up with saying, Look, that guy
was in these guys were in contact with the Russians,
aren't we following and then they brought it they won. They
really got to was
wish I could remember I said Mike I know. I know exact says I
know exactly.
The shooting that hospital shooting by the doctor has San
or whatever his name was. Yeah, the guy was in constant contact
with the aulaqi guy communicating with him and
nobody did, sir. Did nobody picked up on this. What good is
this programme?
And, and I couldn't clip it because nobody answered no. And
the whole question was five minutes and there was no answer.
And in the Boston bombing, Hello, do you not hear me?
Hello? Hello. Hello. I thought he couldn't hear me. Hello,
John. Do you hear me?
It's been an hour. Hello?
Hello. All right. I don't know what's going on. Hold on.
To essentially on the Boston bombing, Morel said they never
called. And then the senator who was asking the question, and I
think it might have been cruise actually who I helped me it was
cruise. And I gotta tell you, I was impressed with cruises
performance. And I don't know much I looked up cruise in the
book of knowledge. It's just no slouch. I mean, if you believe
what everyone says, Oh, that Nidhi it from Texas. That crazy
flop right? I agree with you. This guy. He was Solicitor
General. Um, he I
just do not believe he is presentable as a presidential
candidate because he's got a weird look about him.
Well, he's, well, that's racist, because of course, he's, uh,
he's Hispanic. So the weird look about him just saying that would
be could be deemed racist. Okay. So, um, but, but this is part of
the thing. So he's born in Canada, a Canadian Calgary. But
then essentially grew up, he's, his dad is spending his dad
like, he's people went through hell to work in for 50 cents a
week. You know, it's a real, tear jerking story. And he went
through. He became, he went to Princeton, calm Laude, Harvard
Law School, was the in fact, he was so good on the debate team
at Princeton, they named a debate team prize after him.
This guy is no slouch. No, I agree. But he gets he gets a
real bad rap. And he had, he was asking some very good questions
like that. But of course, he got no answers. And he was also just
kind of sitting in and then he's like, Alright, time for me to go
vote. So the final blow up blow up clip from Clark. But first
Grassley. And I think this is an important clip. Because once
again, this is stone, the constitutional lawyer from
Chicago, who essentially blows the lid off the importance of
metadata. So what we know about metadata is, you know, you can
find out what number called what number and for how long?
Well, you remember that the beginning of the whole hearing,
that's x, the CIA guy, the second in command guy, that
robot morale. He essentially said that when he was the first
guy, they asked anything to one of them and he says, oh,
metadata is everything. You can get everything from metadata.
It's not just some numbers. It's like you can do it. You got to
do everything is connected to it.
Well, here stone, really speaking in plain English, which
I think probably was a mistake. But no one watches this, but ASO
doesn't matter. But
let me read a lead in one of the changes that your report
recommends concerning the telephony metadata programme is
that a private third party your party's all the metadata instead
of the NSA. But we've seen many ins recent instances where
companies like Target and Neiman Marcus have been unable to
guess where Grassley doesn't shop. He doesn't shop at Neiman
Marcus, because it's not in Marcus protect private
data. My constituents would be very concerned about privacy
issues. So any one of you, but hopefully not all of you because
I want to ask one more question. What was the group's assessment
of the privacy risks associated with your recommendation that
the metadata be stirred, stored instead of in hands? Sure. And
did you speak to the telephone companies to explore whether
they are willing or able to hold them at a date.
So maybe you're talking about the same bid here, because this
it wasn't morale. But this is stone, and he's going to tell us
just what you can do with this. It's crazy when he explains it.
We did speak with the telephone companies about that. And they
obviously would rather not hold that data. Our judgement about
the government holding the data is that the primary danger of
the 215 telephony metadata programme is not if it is used
only in the way in which it's used as authorised, but that it
leaves sitting out there a huge amount of information, personal
information about Americans that could could be abused in awful
ways. And the question is how to avoid that potential abuse. And
one of the ways we decided it makes sense to avoid that is to
take it out of the hands of government, the conservative the
Fourth Amendment, the conservative our constitutional
history, is that government can do far more harm if it abuses
information in its possession than private entities can. And
therefore, our judgement was that the government should not
have possession of this information. Because if it does,
there's always the possibility of someone coming along down the
road, seeing this as a great opportunity to get political
dirt on on individuals, on their activities on their
organisations, their associations, and that that's a
danger that we want to avoid. On the other hand, we do believe
that that data is useful. And the idea was to find a way that
would enable the government to have access to the data, but but
minimise the risk that it could be abused in that way. And our
judgement was that keeping it in private hands would still pose
privacy risks. But the privacy risks would be a very different
order. And they would be much less in the sense of the kind of
abuse that historically we're most concerned about with the
government.
What could possibly go wrong? Put it in private hands, nothing
could go wrong, no abuse could ever take place there. That
could not happen. All right. Here's the kicker. This is the
one that I don't think you saw, because you probably bailed. It
was right at the end. And I was so close myself. This is Clark,
who had been very quiet. Richard Clark, who is what's his he has
a big consultancy, and he's basically says,
What are you gonna make out whatever the case,
and he blew the lid off this and all of a sudden, I'm like, what
section 215? Is, is kindergarten, ladies and
gentlemen, metadata. Kindergarten, this is this is
kindergarten, section
seven or two in Section 215. And these are both sections about
which there's been a lot of public debate discussion, but
the review group also recommends greater government disclosure
about these and other surveillance authorities that
possesses but the report appropriately and
understandably, does not itself disclose any additional
programmes. What review, if any, did the group make of
undisclosed programmes? Or could you at least comment about
whether lessons learned from such review is, in fact
reflected in the
report? Okay, so let's just understand what the answer is
going to be in the next 30 seconds. The question is, did
you only look at these two programmes? The 712 or
710 710 12? Two section? Oh, two, seven, or the 700?
Something? Yeah. And now, seven, section 215 to 15. Did you only
look at these two, or were there other things that of course, you
know, you can you couldn't disclose that you also looked at
other information gathering systems. And Clark's answer was
astounding.
Well, I think there's a great deal of metadata collected by
the national security letter programme. And we do speak to
that in the recommendations. There's also a great deal of
communications related information collected under the
executive order one, two triple three. public attention is
focused on 215, but 215 produces a small percentage of the
overall data that's collected.
Okay, executive order one, two triple three, executive order by
Ronald Reagan. Wow. Executive Order 12333 section 2.3
collection of information. agencies within the intelligence
community are authorised to collect, retain or disseminate
information concerning United States persons, in accordance
with procedures established by the head of the agency concerned
and approved by the Attorney General, consistent with
authorities provided by part one of this order. Hello. Basically,
there's an executive order, stemming from Ronald Reagan's
time that says you can go and collect anything you want as
long as the head of the agency approves it. Those procedures,
supplement collection, retention and dissemination of the
following types of information, information that is publicly
available or collected with the consent of the person concerned.
Oh, hello, Facebook, Twitter, Google. It's right there.
Yeah, and it In the terms of service, you have given consent,
you're given consent. And it may be interesting to note that it's
possible that when you gave consent to Facebook, you may
have been given blanket consent
or most definitely outside of Facebook information.
When you sign up for Facebook, you may have been, you may have
implicitly given and I think I think a judge would say this
implicitly given away everything, all your secrets,
according to this executive order, as long as it is publicly
available or has been collected with the consent of the person
concerned. Of course, if you're giving it it's being collected
with the consent of the person concerned, be information
constituting foreign intelligence or
counterintelligence including such information concerning
corporations or other commercial organisations. There's your
spying collection within the United States of foreign
intelligence not otherwise obtainable shall be undertaken
by the FBI. And we know that the FBI walks around the offices of
Facebook. See information obtained in the course of lawful
foreign intelligence counterintelligence,
intelligence, narcotics, or intelligence, terrorism
investigation. information needed to protect the safety of
any persons or organisations, including those who are Target's
victims or hostages. information needed to protect foreign
intelligence, this thing this is, and this is what Clark is
referring to. This executive order essentially says you can
limit anything you want as long as the head of the agency and
the Attorney General approve it.
So here's the here's the follow up follow up question that you
didn't see the end of this, but you're gonna tell me after I
give you the follow up question, you're gonna tell me yes, that's
exactly what they asked. Okay. And this would be Feinstein. She
she was already showing she should be at the table, and it
should be directed to her. So because the 702 And what 215 are
just as tip of the iceberg, the real action is in the 12, triple
three. That means that all this has been going on since Reagan,
thus 911 should have been prevented. Why wasn't it?
It's funny, John, but no one asked that question.
Oh, ah, that's the first question that comes to mind.
This is an Richard Clarke, of course, he has based his entire
career on this executive order. And there's some collection
techniques, what can and cannot be done. And it's, it has the
same wording. Agencies are not authorised to use such
techniques as electronic surveillance unconsented
physical search, mail surveillance, physical
surveillance or monitoring, monitoring devices, unless they
are in accordance with procedures established by the
head of the agency concerned and approved by the Attorney
General. There you go. So, essentially, they're saying you
can't do it unless the head of the agency says yes. And the
Attorney General says yes.
Which means two guys, two guys with the key CIA, and CIA and
holder. So you got two guys holding the keys to the to the
Brennan, Brennan and holder, and it doesn't say here, but
essentially, those two guys can also kill you with a drone,
because they're the ones that are doing it. Yeah. And it says
everywhere, CIA is not allowed to search personal property of
non United States, persons inside the United States or the
United States, persons inside the United States. That's when
the FBI takes over, which is make sense. That's what the FBI
is for. The FBI does all of that internally, and they are
subservient, where they're supposed to be subservient to
the CIA, which kind of explains the six week cycle. Because
these guys have to show the boss all the time. That yeah, we're
doing good boss. We don't good. We got some terrorist here. Look
at terrorists.
Well, we got the cycle coming up on us. Today's the 16th where we
are two weeks away. So jumping from that depressing little
presentation. We have Gates and his book. And by the way, what
happened to him?
Well, as you recall, he he fell down the stairs and fractured
his neck. Okay. Well, that was that is the story.
So he's there with this weird thing around him. It's not a
normal neck brace. It's a huge giant thing. Like one of those
things actually showing up on TV to plug his book. It's
one of those things you put on a dog so he can't bite himself.
Well, one of those fronts Yes, it
gets it occasionally does try to bite himself and it's weird to
see. So here's a little I have two clips he showed up on on the
News Hour, and a knife Want to just play this clip first clip,
which is pulls verbal stunt to point out a verbal stunt that we
should all be listening for. And again, I'm watching it on
television. I didn't catch it, then this is really a problem.
But soon as I pulled the clip and started listening to it just
just sound only I so obvious what he's what he did here. But
this is interesting,
brought over the National Security Agency's surveillance
practices, especially since the Edward Snowden revelations. Do
you think that the NSA in many of its programmes and practices
has gone too far?
The question is, whether NSA developed capabilities and
applied those capabilities that went beyond the guidelines or
the left and right curbs, if you will, that the President and the
Congress expected and were briefed on?
Yeah, that's that is I think we've probably discussed this,
this trick before. It's a very good one.
You just asked me a question.
Did you eat the cookies?
The question is whether or not I like ice cream.
Yeah, that's how you do it that that is the hallmark of a
professional ladies and gentlemen.
Now, there's a couple of things about this whole report. One was
the timing of the answer and the response. He was not on a
satellite link or this was highly edited, which I suspect
it was because he would come in way too quick. You know, you
watch enough of this stuff. You know, the timing, I cut a lot of
these I cut a lot of the sound missing, you know, the dead air
out of these clips. There was no dead air at all it was he
actually came in too
quick. He was in the studio.
He was either seated seated in the studio, which means this was
a fraud possible because he could have been seated right
across from her because they do have guests sitting they sit
right there. He could have done that. But no, but it was
actually so tight. Even if it was in the studio. It was too
tight. It was almost like it was clipped together and there's
also they went back and forth between him and Judy and his
blink rate. They would put the camera on her for 510 seconds
she would not blink. They will put the camera on him for five
to 10 seconds at least 100 blinks
ah nice another giveaway another telltale sign of
many triple and quadruple blinks which we've been doing lately it
very much Nixonian. So he was blinking like a madman I noticed
this is one good reason to see the video. But and then they cut
back to her no blinks, same period of time back to him
blink, blink, blink, blink, blink blink like a madman,
right. So he was staging in some way or full of crap or whatever.
And so here's the part two of the clip where he goes on about
she's he slams snowed in which I suppose he had to do. And then
she asked him an interesting question, which he weasels out
of and, and there was mixed analysis of this, whether it was
a pro Hillary or anti Hillary book, and it in the law after I
listened to all the nests, it was definitely a Hillary hit job
fronts on on Biden and some other things which we already
determined. But anyway,
that's why I think that the White House review and the
congressional review are so important. And if the programme
did go beyond those guidelines did go beyond those limits, to
get it back within those limits. And if in fact, there were
people who knowingly went beyond what the President had approved,
that, that they be held accountable,
how much damage do you think these revelations have done? And
do you think Snowden is a traitor?
By the way? I'm just listening to that. That was an edit John.
So I'm thinking that this was produced and cut down and that I
could hear. I could hear a very specific audio edit there.
Alright, that confirms what I was thinking. Right.
Okay, let me just roll that back just a little bit, and then I'll
shut up and listen to it. You can hear it very clearly.
lations have done a little further
than that they be held
accountable. How much damage do you think these revelations have
done? And do you think Snowden is a traitor or a hero?
I think that the revelations have done a lot of damage. They
sounds like they have the potential to do a lot more. I
think he's a traitor. We, you know, we've built we've spent 40
years building institutions of oversight for intelligence since
the mid 1970s. In the Congress, in the executive branch and in
the judiciary, there are multiple avenues to for people
who believe that the rules are being broken or that the law is
being broken to pursue in order to bring those problems to
authorities who can evaluate whether or not things The
somebody who's breaking the law in the intelligence community.
Yeah,
exactly. You owe that to William Binney and all these other guys
who tried to go through channels and they got in ended up ruining
their lives. Yeah.
Or as we've pointed out the so called whistleblower pass that
the President only that he had signed into law, but were not
enacted until nine months after Snowden. The so called Snowden
leaks then it was not available. It was it was not enacted yet
these these paths. Yeah, yes. i By the way, I just wanted to
just a quick call back to the the CIA and the FBI collecting
all of your information get to the clip. Yeah, that's alright.
That's all there was. Yeah.
Was the other part.
That's all there was, bro. Bro. Brah. No, bro.
Well, let me just put the other part out. Jimmy, just say it
swing finish that section. She asks him that. She asked him she
says Patrick Moynihan once said that anyone who is still that
worked for an administration and writes a tell all book during
the administration is a is a low life. How do you respond to
that? Oh, and when he says it was mostly I was mostly critical
of myself. And he goes on and on. And he makes some excuse.
And then he then he says that. And he named about eight books
coming out from all these other guys that are all men. And Obama
hides it before the end of this thing. This is going to be very
interesting to watch
what's what's annoying to me is that these people have not even
read the book. So I now have a copy of the book. And I'm going
to read it.
I read one one guy ran into read the book. And well, he had some
just thought. I mean, I can't summarise for him. I haven't
read the book either. But I was listening to Face The Nation, or
what's the show with chip on it?
Yeah, talk to the press,
whatever it's called. And one guy, the whole group, they're
all pontificating about one thing or another. And they one
guy had read the book, some guy from Bloomberg. And he says, you
know, you're kind of right. You're kind of wrong about some
of this stuff. And what was the point of talking about if you
haven't read the damn book? Anyway, go on?
Well, there's a couple things. First, I just wanted to, just
because I had it written down about the CIA and the FBI
collect the under Executive Order collecting all of your
publicly available information. If you've ever wondered, why
Google continuously and I think, I'm pretty sure Facebook does
this, and Yahoo probably does that as well. They're always
saying, yeah, why don't you give us your cell phone number? So we
can like, you know, have double verification and text you so you
know, if you ever lose your login, these people are
connecting your phone record to their to their database? Yeah,
you've voluntarily voluntarily giving it up. Exactly. So
something else? Well,
Your Honour, if he had voluntarily given it up.
Something else happened, which is interesting is Daniel
Ellsberg from the Pentagon Papers, made a big deal and went
on all the shows and New York Times article about them
welcoming Edward Snowden to the Board of Directors of the
freedom of the press foundation. Now, I want to just remind
everybody what the freedom of the press foundation is. This is
co founded by Laura Poitras grand Greenwell, Daniel
Ellsberg, and what's the actor? The keys Oh, John Cusack accused
that Barlow's in there somewhere. And I want to remind
you that this is funded 100% by Mother Jones. All right, they
say it on their website that they are they only live by the
good graces of and it's actually it's not that's doing business
as Mother Jones Hold on a second. What is the what is the
name of the organisation? Hold on, we press freedom Foundation
says right there on their website, which is just
hilarious. Down at the bottom. The freedom of press foundation
is made possible by the fiscal sponsorship of the foundation
for national progress doing business as Mother Jones okay.
So Mother Jones is not yet they get a lot of money $9 million a
year. And this is not necessarily a neutral
organisation in my book. But that just needs to be pointed
out. And what this is all good for I don't know. I don't know.
I don't understand. Did you did you do you have any thoughts on
this job?
No, not at all. I think we beat it to death already that there's
something's up with those guys and we don't know what it is
necessarily accept it. somebody's making money at the
end of the day yeah
I will probably going to do some kind of I guess we'll be turning
our icons dark pretty soon
they're gonna have they're gonna have a meeting with Snowden
they're gonna go to Russia it sounds like they're gonna do a
boondoggle and I'll go Russian Yeah
Yeah Yeah something like that a
be fun
Hey Mother Jones give us some money we gotta go to Russia
gotta have a part a I mean a meeting Yeah. Mother Jones
I have a obviously I'm gonna have to do somebody's Windows
eight thing because it keeps sending me messages. I have I
found a new buzzword or something that I think the
Republicans are going to try tied to Hillary. Okay. I've
never heard this before. Okay. It came right at a rants,
Priebus his mouth. Okay. He was on the ship show. Jim Gregory.
Yeah, which is the consternation face Meet the Press meeting
press. Sure to meet the Preface. The Press, talk to the press.
Now he's going to talk a little bit about the book, the gates
book, he's going to talk a little bit about Hillary, and
I'm after he's done with this after this clip is over, I want
you to tell me, because it's pretty obvious what the new
proach is going to be, especially the the one single
buzz term, which he can't resist pretty much revealing Hillary
Clinton that Secretary of State told the President that her
opposition to the 2007 surge in Iraq had been political because
she was facing him and the Iowa primary. The President conceded
vaguely that opposition to the Iraq surge had been political to
hear the two of them making these admissions and in front of
me was as surprising as it was dismaying. Certainly,
progressive liberal Democrats may have an issue with her
taking that position, as reported by Robert Gates. How do
you view it?
I think she's a political person. And I think what this
country is starving for are real, authentic people that want
to serve this country with a pure heart. And when they read
these things about Hillary Clinton, when they examine her
life, they question it. And I think that this is something
that is going to be potentially on the ballot, coming 2016 and
surrounds Hillary Clinton wherever she goes. Is she real?
She authentic? Is she genuine? Does she want to serve this
country to pure heart? I think she's political. And I think
that Robert Gates book shows that once again,
wow. Is she real? Is she Pure? Pure Heart. Pure Heart. Yeah, he
said it twice.
He said it twice. I think this is going to be this way. They're
going to go after her as a phoney and insincere phoney
within who doesn't have a pure heart. It's just like, Okay,
well, let's see how this one works out for you guys.
Well, I like the the mean, that flows on kind of on the back of
that about her her enemy hitlist.
Yeah, right.
Hillary to the hit list,
because I noticed that but I didn't get around to pull in the
article.
Yeah, Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign kept a
detailed list of party colleagues who staffers believe
had betrayed her. During the long and bitter primary ballot
with President Obama, a new book reveals the list included
rankings, with those who are considered the most egregious
traders by Clinton loyalists. This is very Nixonian totally.
Then Senator John Kerry, who would ultimately succeed Clinton
as Secretary of State and the Obama administration was among
those who received the blackest of black marks. Yeah, I can just
see little scribble that big headed shit. Let's see. Who
else? Edward Kennedy. Wow, of course, he's dead.
Oh, yeah, he turned out he should be at the top of the
list. He really turned on her.
Jay Rockefeller, Bob Casey, Patrick Leahy, as well as Chris
Van Hollen, Democrat from Maryland, Rob Andrews barren
Hill. And this book HRC is scheduled to be published
February 11. So that's another one of those books but you just
see the reporting. What is this this other report is from Oh,
this is the blaze which of course is totally right wing.
Hillary Clinton secret hitlist. Oh yeah, well, we know there is
a Clinton body count so this is nothing new. You probably don't
want to be on any list that Hillary Clinton has on her
person. Yeah, I don't think so. You don't think what
I don't think you want to be on the list. Oh no, this you can
die with your on her friends of Hillary list and be good to
shots
to the head with a gun in your left hand. This is not a good
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No, nothing at all. Nothing. Let's see. What else did I there
was some other things that were going Oh, yes. Russia, Russia,
Russia, Russia, Russia. Now, Brian are gay Crusader, who I
have to say, I thank him for his courage because he's going to
he's gonna get himself in trouble.
Yes, he's gonna get himself in trouble. He realises it. But he
is so mad about the continuous propagation of these lies about
the particularly if you compare it to how LGBTQ IQ Qi people are
treated in other countries, including these United States.
For and he's mad that his communities are being used for
political reasons that people are so many people are all on
board with it. So there's a couple of things that that have
happened in just this past week regarding the so called gay
laws, gay hate in Russia. And the Netherlands is at the top of
lose the list right now. As I, as I think I told you, the king
and the queen, along with the Prime Minister all going to the
Olympic Games and the Dutch are outraged. And the Russians, they
came right back and said, Oh, really Holland. Really? What
they probably said quietly is if you don't shut up, we're going
to turn off your gas but they said, Oh, really Holland, we
have this little report. This little report about human rights
in the European Union. I've put I've taken the liberty of
putting a marked up copy of this report in the show notes which
you'll find at 583 dot no agenda notes.com report on the human
rights situation in the European Union. The very interesting
document Well, they've taken it from publicly available sources.
This is the Russians retaliating saying the European Union
continues to position itself as the main outpost in the struggle
for human rights in the world, but its own legal activity in
this area does not correspond to these claims. In the European
Union space still remain for some unresolved issues
concerning the implementation of the EU Charter of Fundamental
Rights. The this is a legal thing, which I thought was
interesting. The inclusion of the charter in the Lisbon Treaty
has not changed its limited application. The charter applies
only to the activities of the EU institutions and its member
states in the case they implement the US legislation,
which they haven't. So Russia is basically saying, you know, you
guys are a bunch of hypocrites Shut up. And the Netherlands in
particular was called out. And then every single day have a
little blurb on every country only highlighted the Netherlands
because the Russians basically made a big deal out of it. Among
the areas of concern in terms of respect for human rights in the
Kingdom of the Netherlands, attention is still drawn to the
situation with illegal immigrants and asylum seekers.
They have to note the asylum seekers are all thrown into
these little cabins which look like jails and people are
committing suicide in them and they're catching on fire. And
like 24 People are dying. Just because of that they're stuck in
this little wooden box. And then they go into the the Netherlands
being pretty much open house for paedophiles and child
pornography. And they have no open source information to back
up their claims. So it's well worth reading. If you check out
the show notes, here's the things that are interesting.
Heineken is once again going to sponsor the Holland house at the
at the Olympic Games in Sochi. And they're getting a free pass
for some reason. Heineken said, oh, you know, we we talked to
the COC, which is the the Big Gay organisation in Holland. And
we we got, we were informed and we think we can still sponsor
the biggest still sponsor the the Olympic Games and the
Holland house. And of course, not a single publication in the
Netherlands is calling them to task because oh, I don't know,
they're a huge advertiser. Here in the United States, we of
course, continue to propagate the lie that there are some knew
that some anti gay regulation kill all the gays, you can't be
gay, you can't talk. You can't even think gay. You can't even
want a blow job from a woman that looks like a guy if you're
going to Russia. And what we have done is we have the
President, as you recall, has put together a team and what was
this team? John, this was known gays and lesbians to go to the
Olympics to make a stand. Was this your impression of what
happened? There? Yeah, that's what I thought and and on. This
was the ability Jean King, known lesbian. And she's there to make
a stand. And she was talking about this on one of the morning
shows. And wouldn't you know, it turns out, maybe not so
as one of five members of the US presidential delegation, Billie
Jean King, good morning.
Good morning. It's great to be here.
This delegation includes three openly gay members.
And which is funny, actually, because Janet Napolitano is also
on the delegation, and she's not counted as one of the three
that would catch but
there's, she's going but they put up the three and it's
the one straight person. I don't know. But I think there's not
straight I'm sure they're all gay Nacho mentioned it. Yeah.
Is one of five members of the US presidential delegation, Billie
Jean King, good morning.
Good morning. Great to be here.
This delegation includes three openly gay members and of
course, a lot of people view it as as a as a gesture to the
Russian government, which recently passed strict anti gay
laws.
Okay, stop, stop this. This makes me mad. Did you hear what
he said?
Yeah, they passed a bunch of anti gay law, strict
anti gay laws. The word gay is not even in the law. And it is
about propaganda of alternative lifestyle to minors. That's it.
There is no word about gay, lesbian, any LGBTQ Qi at all
whatsoever. This is a lie
as one of five members of the US presidential delegation Billie
Jean King, good morning.
Good morning. It's great to be here.
This delegation includes three openly gay members and of
course, a lot of people view it as a as a as a gesture to the
Russian government, which recently passed strict anti gay
laws.
Did you think she's gotten because she didn't read them?
You discuss that with the president anyway?
No, did not. Oh,
wow. You wait a minute. The president. I thought he was
pretty much taking credit for sending these people there. No,
no, no. Didn't talk about not at all didn't even didn't even come
up in conversation. Not for a second. Really. Did
you discuss that with the president anyway?
No did not No, we've not been told what to say not to say
what's just kind of nice, actually. So
what do you see your role is?
I think our first job is to represent our country and our
President,
by the way, nice trip. Free trip.
Yeah. Just Sochi, which is so right on the on the Baltic
ocean, I believe.
These are the trips you want. Yeah, private planes,
helicopters, limos food, all the chicks, you can bang.
And also, our job is this is, you know, the Olympics are
really, first and foremost about the athletes. And I think I
don't want anyone to lose sight of that. Because these these
athletes have worked so hard. I mean,
when we spoke with you back in August, we asked you if athletes
should protest and back then you said, that's sort of a hard one.
What do you think now? And I would have to imagine that we 50
Which a lot of people don't realise exists, right? The
Olympics plays a big role.
Yes, I think that probably came from the fact with John Carlos
and Tommie Smith racer, their arms about civil rights, human
rights back in 68. I think the real power is written after that
rule 50 Because it bans all landowners to protest or
demonstrate and if they do, they can have their metal stripped,
and they can be sent home.
All right. You know, I'm one of those crazy people who then goes
and looks at rule 50 Polly's rule 50 advertising,
demonstrations, and propaganda. The IOC executive board
determines the principles and conditions under which any form
of advertising or other publicity may be authorised, no
form of advertising or other publicity shall be allowed in
and above the stadium venues and other competent competition
areas which are considered as part of the Olympic sites,
commercial installations and advertising sign shall not be
allowed in the state. This is an advertising clause. And then, if
one line, no kind of demonstration, or political,
religious, or racial propaganda is permitted in any Olympic
sites, venues or other areas, is pretty much the same as the
Russian law against propaganda to minors for alternative
lifestyle, you're not allowed to propagandise any alternative
lifestyle is the same. And that's all and the rest is all
about advertising. What the logo can be where it can be displayed
how big it nope, no greater than 60 centimetres from, you know,
six centimetres, 60 centimetres from the from the Olympic logo
headgear Canada, it's all about advertising in this one little
line, your rule 50 is exactly the same as the Russian law. No
propaganda permitted for religious, political or racial
propaganda, or any kind of demonstration. And the President
didn't even ask her to do anything in the first place.
So you think this was a bunch of bull?
Let me know, let me just tell you what's happening in the
United States. I'll just give you four headlines, arrests made
and beating of man by mob of 20, outside gay bar in Cleveland,
man's nose broken and Capitol Hill gay bashing, gay man
allegedly attacked by Cleveland mob and hate crime. You see the
problem here. And if I could get a million of these for the
Netherlands, where the Moroccan immigrants have turned
Amsterdam, the most gay friendly city in the world, to my
knowledge, into a place where people, especially gay and
lesbian couples don't want to hold hands on the street anymore
for fear of being beaten up. And this is a misdirected anger,
particularly from the LGBTQ Qi community who are so mad, but
they are directing their anger towards Russia in properly and
not dealing with the stuff that
their anger directed.
You I'm sorry, you're right. They are being directed. But
it's misdirected anger. Right? I agree. And you look at what's
happening in your own home. And this all this protest is because
they're angry about what's happening to them personally.
And this being your eyes being directed towards Russia, for
completely for real political reasons. And I have to tell you,
I'm so tired of this Cold War. I grew up during the Cold War. I'm
tired of it. It's it's no fun. And it's too bad. It's kind of
working again, How stupid are we? I'll never forget going to
Moscow in 1988 or 89. before the wall came down for the Moscow
music Peace Festival. And I was told about the KGB and every
hooker was KGB, and they'll be tapping my phone. And it's all a
police state and everything's horrible. And I remember looking
out of the 35 camera truck with a direct satellite phone
connection to Long Island. I could pick up the phone had a
Long Island dial tone and saw this little grey bus Lada bus,
which was the KGB thing with little curtains and I thought,
holy crap AP, we thought these guys had some technology, they
got nothing. And it turns I had
nothing. It was really funny because I was there around the
same time. And I was staying at the mirror, which is spelled M
and backwards R. And it was it was a diplomats hotel before
they commercialise it for the public even though it was still
before the fall of the of the communism and so everyone
there's so they're all these maids you know, there's some
woman at each floor you have to say hello to and all the rest.
But they had microphones planted in there. And the microphones
had their clearly microphones, but the mic they were planted
there, God knows when and they had been painted over from like
little layers and let you could chip the paint off and find that
microphone. But it was just like they didn't care. It was just,
it just the whole thing was so shoddy. Like, oh, good had to
feel bad. I've said this before. Ronald Reagan, when he got
elected, made a big deal about the evil empire, the evil
empire. And he went on and on and on about it until he went to
Russia. Right, exactly. went to Russia and never used that term
again. And he's the one who worked with Gorbachev to get
things together his wall down now. He apparently went there
and saw what was going on. It was horrible.
In but this propaganda. So we have this Dave Sater, and he's
been all over the news that this guy must be a CIA operative or
something that Oh, I got kicked out of Russia. I'm a journalist
and get kicked out of Russia. Well, we really and actually,
I'll props to Brian that I'm not giving his last name because I
don't I don't want him if he wants to use his last name on
the report and everything that's up to him. I don't want to be
outing him the whole time, so to speak. He did the research on
this Dave Sater. First of all the guy was working for Radio
Free Europe Radio Liberty, hello. You know, yeah. And and
he essentially, he didn't get his his visa in time. It expired
November 20. Before the 21st. And the Russian authorities even
said, Hey, man, you gotta get your visa together. And he
didn't and then he reentered this, get out. And now he's
making a big deal. Oh, they're kicking the journalists out.
Shut up, people shut up. And then the Nobel laureates penned
an open letter to Putin, actor Ian McKellen and 27 Nobel
laureates have written an open letter urging Russia's president
to repeal an anti gay law, which is not true ABC News. It's not
an anti gay law and expressing their solidarity with critics of
the legislation. Ah, maybe tires me and
Ty you know, when we do this sort of thing, we've been doing
it forever. And it's funny to see the old fashioned versions
of it here and there and and then you don't get this here too
much of it. But they're the Iranians have, you know, have
you done a deal with them and they come out and tell their
people essentially blatant lies about how it came down, but
isn't really not that much different than what we do only
as kind of funnier? Because we think that you know that this
isn't going on everywhere, but play my your Iranian blowhard
clip and see some other people doing this sort of lying
today, President Hassan Rouhani claimed his government won a
victory with a landmark nuclear agreement. Under the deal Iran
is to scale back its nuclear enrichment in exchange for
economic sanctions relief over the next six months. Rouhani
told supporters in the city of Iwase that the US and others
cave to Iran's demands.
The Geneva agreement will be put into action within the next few
days. Do you know what the Geneva agreement means? It means
the surrender of great international powers before the
great nation of Iran. The Geneva agreement means the breaking of
the barrier of sanctions that had been imposed wrongfully on
this dear and peace loving nation of Iran.
Iranian hardliners have criticised the deal arguing it
infringes on Tehran's right to nuclear enrichment.
Yeah, this is the this is the thing that Israel is so
incredibly angry about. They feel that they've been sold down
the river. And I believe this part of this is why the Minister
of Defence the Defence Minister, what's his name? Hold on. I have
to be His name is your lawn. Where he said John Kerry is
messianic thing to get this guy out of here. You're right.
He was the he's the anti carry Yellowheart another blow he's
like,
why don't you give him once you give him a Nobel Peace Prize so
we can just That's all I can get him out of here, messianic.
There he says he doesn't know what he's doing. Yeah, well, he
doesn't Well, that's probably true, but who does?
Yeah, well, and I totally am on board that, you know, we're
discounting this guy. You got to think John Kerry wants to make a
run as well, for 2016. We haven't really looked at him
carefully.
Well, yeah, good point. We haven't we haven't considered
him as a possible candidate, because
he's the kind of guy that, you know, he would his ego almost
kind of warrants it, you know. So there was all kinds of things
showing up in the in the Federal Register about Iran, let's see,
January 15. And this notice is to inform the public that the
President United States determined on November 29 2013.
Above above the NDAA. Consistent with prior to termination, there
is sufficient supply of petroleum petroleum products
from countries other than Iran to permit a significant
reduction in the volume of petroleum and petroleum products
purchased from Iran. But then right below it. We have a
determination from the Secretary of State that says, As amended
by the Iran Threat Reduction in Syria Human Rights Act, as of
November 29, each of the following importers of oil from
Iran has qualified for the 180 day exception. And I believe
this is what what Rouhani is celebrating. So for 180 days,
the following countries have an exception to purchase oil from
Iran, India, Malaysia, the People's Republic of China, the
Republic of Korea, that would be South Korea, Singapore, South
Africa, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, and Turkey. I guess that's that's
kind of the the wind there, I guess. And then there's an Iran
Russia deal that that seems to be concerning. Very small, a
$1.5 billion. But it's, I don't know, man.
I don't think it's I think that things are fine. Although, you
know, the guy has to do the blowhard thing. And it doesn't
surprise me because when Kennedy, you know, forced them
to pull the missiles out of Cuba. I was a kid then I
remember all this. And we took all this credit for making the
Khrushchev back down. Yeah. It was a quid pro quo. They told us
Yeah, we'll take the missiles out, but you gotta get those
missiles out of Poland. Exactly. And so we pulled a bunch of
missiles out and then we pulled the same stunt that this guy
did, which is take credit for the whole thing those Russians
are, you know, they backed down, they we backed him down, and
this is nonsense we don't need
as a funny, funny little thing in Israel. Israel's ministerial
committee for legislation approved a bill on Sunday that
would forbid the use of the word Nazi in any form, as well as
words with similar sounds. For any reason, use of the word Nazi
would be allowed only for educational purposes,
documentation, historical or scientific research. Offenders
face up to six months in prison and a fine of 100,000 shekels by
20 $28,000. If you use the word the draft, the law also outlaws
insulting someone by wishing or expressing hope that the Nazis
goals should be fulfilled. As well as lamenting the fact that
the Nazis failed to achieve their goals. You gotta write
this down and we got to be very careful. You can't call anyone a
Nazi anymore. However, the bill does not prohibit calling actual
Nazis Nazis
this is what you know, people. I mean, seriously. What are you
regulating here? His courage? Yeah, free speech.
I have one last clip. Because it caught me off guard. The Chinese
have relaxed a one child rule. And they they've started
relaxing some time ago by allowing only children to have
to chop children. But then now it's just pretty much wide open.
And I was thinking because the Chinese love children so much
that they would go into start having a bunch of kids. And it's
may not be true. In fact, the situation because I think I
think the Chinese culture has actually changed just enough
with all this capitalism that they've inserted that the
Chinese don't want to have more kids and they and this report
kind of outlines some of it.
Well, I made this up on food safety standards in China a
terrible that's how sturdy bn is in the supermarket. I always go
to the imported food section of this u haul. When my child was
very young, we used to order milk powder, and even nappies
from Japan over the internet. But maybe in Bangkok, at that
time, I can have milk powder was more than 30 euros, bad soil
maybe back.
China's birth rate is now below 1.5 children per woman. That's
one of the lowest in the world. Many experts like swash Wei
Jiang say the one child policy is now irrelevant.
So unsanctioned. Over the long term, the birth rate in China
will be very low on Wednesday, all kinds of some question that
other Chinese communities like in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, and
even have the lowest birth rates in the world. And over there,
they don't even have any birth control policies. The percentage
of senior citizens in China will keep increasing in the future,
which will impact the sustainable economic development
of our countries and stuff like that. So there will be big
problems.
This ageing demographic and a limited pension system have
direct consequences on China's birth rates. Many young couples
must sacrifice the money needed for a second child to
financially help their elderly parents.
And you know what? This all happens? Well, 2030 30, baby,
and what are we calling it?
The China the Chinese disaster of 2030? I don't know Chinese
population disaster of 2030. Yeah, it would be good. Yeah, I
think that's a good 120 30
I have a different clip to play us out with. And we have not
done Turkey. But this is actually good. Because I have a
couple more things to study, some some, some real crazy crap
is going down in Turkey as this, the Gulenist versus the
essentially versus Erawan. Now the Gulenist police force rated
the humanitarian relief Foundation, which is a Turkish
non governmental organisation known as the i Ah, ah, these are
the same guys who sent the flotilla to Gaza, right. And the
Gulenists were against that to start with. So now it's the
power play is getting pretty obvious. But there's a couple
more things that I that I'm looking into this is very, very
complicated because as a Westerner, you know, the
culture, the understanding, the Sunnis, the Shiites, the posts
of the Kalif, the caliphate, all these, it's, I'm becoming a
student of this, and, um, it's very, very hard to get a real
grasp on all of it. And, you know, and, and I still think
it's got to be kind of our standard operating procedure,
you know, it's like, we need to have some form of control over
this very important geographic area, because of the pipelines
and the train tracks that will be going through it. And so we
just create a storm internally and then, you know, then our guy
stands up, I guess. I think
that's kind of the way it works. Yeah, we just leave rubble.
Yeah, but it's too important. I don't think archy canopy left
and Rob and I don't think it's gonna be left in rubble.
However, I do have a Nigel Farraj clip from the European
Union. And I don't even have to ask you, I know you love
listening to Nigel. Nigel batten making plans for Nigel. And he
this is his welcome to the you know, the the presidency of the
European Union changes. And And just to add insult to injury,
Greece is now maintains the presidency of the European
Union. And Nigel Farage is the kind of guy who welcomes
everybody in with open arms. Well, I must
congratulate you Mr. Samaras for getting the Greek presidency off
to such a cracking start your overnight successful negotiation
in the trial of our method, I'm sure we'll have them dancing in
the streets of Athens, no matter that your country, very poorly
advised by Goldman Sachs joined a currency that it was never
suited to no matter that 30% are unemployed, that 60% of youth
are unemployed, that a neo Nazi party is on the march that there
was a terrorist attack on the German Embassy. No, don't worry
about all that, because the trial of our method has been a
success. And in many ways, it sums up the two Europe's the
Europe that's talked about in here by the dreamers, who wants
to impose a new United States of Europe with an identity and a
currency and the real world out there. And you come here, Mr.
Samaras. And you tell us that you represent the sovereign will
of the Greek people? Well, I'm sorry, but you're not in charge
of Greece. And I suggest you rename and rebrand your party.
It's called New Democracy. I suggest you call it no
democracy, because Greece is now under foreign control. You can't
make any decisions. You've been bailed out, and you've
surrendered democracy, the thing your country invented in the
first place, and you can't admit that joining the Euro was a
mistake, because of course, Mr. Papandreou did that, didn't he?
He even said there should be a referendum in Greece. And within
48 hours, the unholy trinity that now run this European Union
had him removed and replaced by an ex Goldman Sachs employee
puppet. We are On now by big business, big banks, and then
the shape of mr. Barroso, big bureaucrats. And actually,
that's what these European elections are really going to be
all about. It's going to be a battle of national democracy
versus EU state, bureaucracy. Whatever you may say, in this
chamber, the people out there don't want a United States of
Europe. They want a Europe of sovereign states trading and
working together. And I believe the European elections are going
to mark a watershed. Up until now everybody has thought much
of they may not like the development of the European
Union, that it was inevitable, that myth of inevitability will
be shattered by the European elections this year. Thank you.
I love it that he brings up the Papa Andreas was replaced by
Goldman Sachs show within 48 hours. Oh, yeah. You forget, we
have
to remember that one of the precepts of our show is that
this is all leading to a great civil war.
Yes. Which may start in Turkey.
Oh, it's gonna start somewhere. Yeah, that's why
we want to go to Europe this summer and enjoy it while it
lasts. I think it's probably a good idea. By the way. You heard
something in there, which one of our producers caught and turned
me on to the big this new big government big whatever he was
saying? I'm seeing this crop up and climate change conversation
as well. Big heat, big rain, big wind? Yeah, keep your eye out on
it's it's, this is the new thing. It's big. Was it not too
big heat? Big heat. All right. Yes. So I got I got my turkey
stuff for Sunday. Got some vaccine stuff for the swine flu,
which is interesting. We have to talk more about car probably
Central African Republic.
There's some good copyright stuff. hearings on C span, which
I picked a couple of clips out of. Oh, good, good, good, grand.
It's very interesting. Some of the thinking,
Oh, I have some some good scholastic legislation from New
York, which will knock your socks off. All right, well,
good. So we have stuff to look forward to. And of course,
there's always something new that will crop up. It's what we
do. So you don't have to
just in time for the reboot a. Let's get in. They're coming to
you from FEMA Region six here in the capital of the drone star
states in the morning, everybody. My name is Adam
curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where I expect my
machine to be auto rebooted. Thank you, Microsoft. I'm John
C. Dvorak.
We'll talk to you again on Sunday right here. On no agenda.
See you then.
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