I love how he hasn't Silicon Valley thing. Right? Right,
right. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Sunday, July 13 2014.
Time you're getting donation media assassination episode six,
three.
This is no agenda
with the last episode from the Travis heights hideout and FEMA
Region six in the capital of the drone star standard. Good
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
In Silicon Valley where I'll be staying put. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Greg Levin was killed.
I've been doing the show for half an hour.
It's true. Well, I'm alone here so I had to do everything by
myself.
What would that entail? Well, getting
up and getting my own coffee after I wake up so much. We're
on show days Miss Mickey. Oh, it takes good care of me. Yeah, I
get I get my my my pancakes. I did make them today. I made them
myself a
pancakes for yourself or myself.
Yeah. Yeah, of course. Yeah, it's it's a lucky pancakes. But
we're in the middle of moving. So I got boxes everywhere. The
house is half empty.
So there's the end of the rig.
The rig is still standing that the new rig is so incredibly
small that I can just use that but you know, now we just have
to make sure that we the internet is set up on the other
side. I think so the Tuesday is when we're completely over done.
When are you did the repeater ever come back on by the way on
the ham network?
Yes, John. The repeater came back on I even texted you the
repeater came back on and foolishly enough. I called you
several times on the 14th Charlie.
Oh, yeah, no, I put it I turned out to know
at one point you keyed up your Are you keyed up? You keyed up
because I saw it happen.
That was when it was down. No, you keyed up and it came
through? I don't know about that. That may not be true. Oh,
maybe maybe because I was it's it's possible. Hey, with
being alone here for the past few days Miss Mickey was in
Mexico with her her God child enjoying sun and surf. What do
you make the sound like? Like some big huge hook or party here
something? Now? I received so many emails from people who are
who go back to the beginning to Episode One and listen to every
single episode. And
why would anyone do this is this sounds to me like someone just
feels like torturing themselves?
Is this? Is there something? Is there something important about
the show that I'm missing? This there's something we're doing
that is striking a chord with people one way or the other.
Yeah,
but that really doesn't begin until show 100.
Right. Well, yeah, true. But I guess people just want the
genesis of how we got to show 100
Well, hopefully they make sure Well, I guess we can show
show. 100 Actually, that was a was an important show. I
remember where I was on show. 100 Yeah, you're in the dumps.
Yeah. And a downer. We actually we actually, we had a
conversation about quitting the show. That show 100 I remember
this. Yeah. You
wanted to quit the show. And I urged us to go on and fight the
good fight. That's
right. I think it went something. I don't think it went
quite like that. I didn't hear you go fight the good fight. I
think Don't be such a pussy, or something like that.
Yeah. Such that you're busy man. I think we've done enough. Let
me do you. I think we've done enough. We've done 100 shows.
And I think we've talked we touched on all the topics we
need to touch on now that we made our bull crap make we've
made that
bull crap. No, no, I was I had left my wife. It was it was I
was confused. You know, um, that was in love with everything was
nutty. And then there was something had happened. I can't
recall what it was. Exactly. And it made us question everything.
Don't you remember, there was something that went down?
I think we were questioning stuff pretty early on, not to
the extent that we are now or just like, pretty much
everything. We finally finally figured it out. Yeah,
everything. All the crap. Hey, oh,
you know, we missed Of course, you didn't have a show on the
11th. But we missed a world population day.
Oh, the old the old global warming scare.
Well, this is very interesting. Yes. And the President actually
did send out a little memo on Saturday. away was this. There
was no someone on behalf of President Obama Hold on a
second. He can't get he can't mix his booth speaks on behalf
of President Oh Carrie, of course. On behalf of President
Obama and the people of the Unite And it states. Does he get
to speak on behalf of us? Is that his does he have that
mantra? Yeah, he's representing you and me. I joined the world
and making world population day on July 11, and celebrating the
20th anniversary of the International Conference on
Population and Development. Well, you understand that I
immediately went to go look at this outfit. This is
another scam taking away money from
well, and this is a bunkie Moon outfit.
Do some mastery quits.
Here. Listen to what he says. I won't do his accent because it's
impossible to understand oxygen is urgently needed.
No, no, no, no, don't do it. I will sound like a German.
Alright, Japanese concentration
action is urgently needed. Secretary General Ban Ki Moon
said in his message for the day stressing that too many young
people are denied a right to a quality education, a decent job
and participation in the political life of their
societies. Now he actually said something like these kids are in
dead end jobs. It was really it was really weird. For him to say
that
then guys pounding bugs on a stone in southern Africa. Even
though that's a dead end job. You think you
half the world is under 25 years of age. He said nearly 90% of
them in developing countries. However, half of those employed
from the group are either unemployed or stuck in low wage
dead end jobs. That's thanks, Moon bunkie.
That's really what is a What's his proposal here? Because the
Chinese unless you move to China, you're not going to get a
job.
Well, the whole idea of the the ICP thing was ICPD. Yeah, the
International Conference on Population development is birth
control. That's the whole thing. Yeah. And and also life control.
I think we need to kill some people. There's too many people.
Now they've haven't really given up on it too many people
problem. I think, even though there's lots of documentation
showing that it's very sustainable for another few
billion. I mean, the problem is distribution. That's what it is.
You got people with surpluses on one side of the globe, and
people with nothing on the other and you can't get them anything
because the distribution network is not set up properly, ah,
trains, trains.
That's the key I was. So I've been working on the stream, you
know, we've had a shift in the no agenda stream. And so now
we're airing all kinds of different shows, instead of
music actually found one of your old interludes and put one of
those back on people love that music to cruise to and you're
1992 Lexus. And I was I was listening to 633 And you said a
word which I know this word. And it was very often used in my
family. In fact, we had parties around this word, but I don't
know if anyone caught it. You use the word Shlok schlocky
block and it's such a great word party. My parents used to have
flock parties. And the idea was your wasn't a
block party and you were like stoned
on pot. No. And I was a young kid. And it was it was
interesting because we did this they did this in the
Netherlands. And you know, so they had to explain to the Dutch
which slug was which to a lot of Dutch is that prized possession
on the mantelpiece. They're like what this is schlock? This is
very nice. So you'd have to bring a piece of Sherlock and
you would be guaranteed to go home with a piece of flock which
is kind of cool you get your own Sherlock home with you. You get
someone else has schlock to take home with you. Explain explain
shot schlock? I don't think people know. Around Gitmo niche
is a random junk that somebody might think is a prized
possession. Yeah, it's like a classic. That'd be a classic
definition,
like a figurine. It could be a snow globe of something. It
could be
a lousy movie. It could be can be sloppy movie was schlock be
the show. A dog show could be a schlock? Yes, show number six,
whatever it was number 630 was a Schleiermacher Flocker. Yeah,
schlock is real. But okay. You use it. Okay, so anyway, that
was, that was a nice little side note. Well,
I was going to say that I'm very happy that we're that we're
enabled to do this type of show, which really was so nice, you
know, to your left home alone, and
you start getting sentimental on me
know, a little bit. And that's because I went down a couple of
avenues and went really, really deep on stuff.
Oh, yeah. Do you want to go work right over there? Do you want to
get some of my stuff?
Why don't we Why don't you get us started for a second. And
before we start, remember our mantra rule
follower. So if the rule is that we have to do it and then I'll
do it.
Does everybody remember be a rule follower?
I love that. Oh, man, I got some rules for you be a rule
follower. So I'm watching. Well, there's a couple of things.
Okay, I'll just start off the humorous piece. It's a little
long overall, but it's well worth it. This is an epic fail
that took place on CNN with Don Lemon. This is one of the
funniest things I've ever seen. First of all,
I do have a tease, we do the average versus the cheese.
This is done going, going to break. And then I'm going to
tell you what happened. Op Ed
column is getting a ton of backlash. The title says it all
quote, Dear White gays stop stealing black female culture,
and the speak live of the student who wrote it plus the
guy who was challenging her. And I've got my take on this as
well.
Well, now that got my attention. Because it was Jay's birthday.
This can end well for our buddy Don, I have I have a bad, bad
go out to dinner. So I just put it on record. And so I Eric and
I actually Eric's down here, the shill. And so we watched we've
watched this together. Because I didn't I was I was on pins and
needles I was ready to get up at the dinner would be over so I
could get the setup
again. Let's just understand what were what were what you
were expecting when you came home.
I'm expecting to see somebody who wrote this nasty essay about
white gays, a white gay guy who's going to defend something
he said, and a big fight and with Don Lemon, a gay in the
middle of a catfight.
And in this corner,
and here's what we get instead.
So this is one of those things that you let's say you don't
really know a lot about gay culture. You should watch this.
So you're gonna learn a lot here.
Why? Hold on? Why didn't you call me?
It was recorded, it was pre recorded.
When you hear someone say, we're going to learn about gay
culture. Hello, that's like you call Adam call me on the D star.
A senior at the University of Mississippi has a message for
the white gay men out there who she says are acting like black
women. She says stop stealing black female culture. That's
actually the title of her opinion piece. That Time
magazine published on his website, and she has gotten
quite the reaction online. Really, so many people are
tweeting her about this. Now here's some of what Sierra Manny
says in her pitch. She said quote, you are not a black
woman. And you do not get to claim either blackness or
womanhood. The difference is that the black that the black
women with whom you think you align so well, whose language
you use and stereotypical mannerisms you adopt cannot hide
their blackness in womanhood to protect themselves, the way that
you can hide your sexual homosexuality. Well, of the gay
white men who disagree with her, at least one of them decided to
fire back a response.
And yes, thank you for calling dawn. And I'm Adam. I'm a bi
curious white male challenge. Scott
wrote this, recognizing the things that she thinks belongs
only to black women is the very thing that causes a separation
and hate in our society. There's a reason why this country is
called a melting pot. Because eventually, once you lose the BS
separation and start appreciating what makes us all
amazing, you start realizing that, wow, we're not all that
different, after all, want to bring both of those writers in
now. Ah, Alan Scott is in Los Angeles. Sierra. Man, he is in
Oxford, Mississippi. I'm in the middle.
Wait a minute, do we have a dry box or a quad box here? Is it
just a
tri bar in the middle of the tour on either side? Wait, here
we go. Wait
a minute. Wait, roll. So
do we have a white gay guy on one side of the black gay guy,
the other side? Woman black woman,
not gay,
not gay. And then Don Lemon in the middle. All right,
everybody. Let's do it.
I'm gonna start with Sierra. So what's your response to what
Alan wrote? I actually did not read what Allen wrote.
Because I did not see it.
Okay, you didn't read? So then you, how are you going to defend
yourself? I'm gonna have to tell you what he said. You heard what
he said about that I just wrote that I just read. He said, You
know, we're all more the same than we are different. And we
should stop the separation and pointing it out. And that would
make us a better we're a melting pot.
Well, if you read my article closely, you see that I say
things very similar to that near the bottom of the piece, that
although we are not the same, we are equal. And the bet is not an
attempt of mine at all to say that you cannot enjoy music that
was created by black people. That's not to say that you can't
enjoy the things that you like. And there's a very thick line
between appropriation and appreciation of the things that
maybe some people perceive.
Okay, HL and she does have a she does make a very good point. And
I thought that the crux of her article when she said but here's
the shade she says the non black people who get To enjoy all of
the fun things about blackness, we'll never have to experience
the ugliness of the black experience, systematic racism
and the dangers of simply living while black. That's a very
cogent point that she is making. Did you understand that? I can
hear him. Here. Okay, if you can't hear, there's no point in
doing this. So we'll do a break. And we'll come back and we'll
talk about this. We'll be right back. Don't go anywhere. It's
not just they never
went back to it. Of course,
there was no, of course. And there's a producer who was
fired, for sure. Oh, yeah.
She didn't read the piece that he wrote that she was supposed
to this way. So why not? And she didn't read a piece. She didn't
care. And this other guy wasn't miked.
So there's, there's a, there's three minutes of my life. I'll
never get back again. Thank
you. Well, I watched it, and I had to edit it. I did six, nine
minutes of my life. thing, go boom, boom, boom.
Right, let me slide into some more racial crap, then while
we're at it.
So did you want me to call you the next time? Something like
this? So you can witness this in real time? No, no, no.
Yeah, this is the Supreme Court decision on Hobby Lobby does not
sit at all. Well does not sit well at all with the leading
Democrats in the United States of Gitmo nation. Of course, you
know, whenever they rule in favor of something, then they're
great, but now it's what we heard on Thursdays five white
guys, those five white guys, this is this continues this five
white guy thing. And it's it's disappointing. It's very racist.
Well, it's, of course, it's racist, and it's it's 100%
racist, but for some reason, that doesn't count. If you if
you say white guys, just, it's racist, it's sexist. And the
whole idea here is vote for Democrats and as disrespectful
votes. Yeah. vote for Democrats and tooth out in the 2014
midterm. So we can vote better until we can elect better
Supreme Court justices. Yeah, and I guess we should have all
black women because that would be the opposite of all white
men. And it's just it is it's incredibly racist. And well,
here's, I'm gonna play the Chuck Schumer first. Now, he's not
typically a racist. He's just a dickhead. And he so we know that
the ruling of this Hobby Lobby ruling was based 100%, on the
definition of US persons, which throughout law is corporations.
And he's now going to start to and he's lying, he's completely
lying, he's going to separate the issue out by saying,
corporations, which is also not true, because nonprofit
corporations are allowed to use the religious refusal based on
religious rights, but he's just going to make it sound like
corporations in general. And he's really saying corporations
are not US persons, which is not how the law was written, but
he's setting the agenda for you. And he's lying 100% that they
should be able to exercise their religious beliefs without
interference from the government. The court took that
and applied it misapplied to for profit companies who exist for
the purpose of benefiting from the open market, working in the
marketplace, under our laws.
Now, think of the difference. You're born with a religion or
you adopt a religion. You have to obey the precepts of that
religion, and the government gives you a wide penumbra. You
don't have to form a corporation. We wouldn't tell
the owners of Hobby Lobby to convert to a different religion
or disobey their religion. But we don't say that they have to
open up a company and go sell toys or copy kits. He doesn't
even know what they sell.
Any of the things is a toy store.
Thanks. So I don't know what exactly sell. But the court took
the protection and misapplied without a doubt. The Religious
Freedom Restoration Act was written to apply only to
individuals, not corporations.
Yeah, accept it. No one had a problem with it. Apply being
applied to nonprofit corporations. So that's just
setting an agenda and the agenda is elect Democrats. And now we
have if you really want to know how messed up this is, here is
Pelosi. Now Pelosi needs to go this is at a certain point. How
old is she? I don't want to be a devotee to Washington. That's
not That's not that old but she's
she's got one too many facelifts and she's a dummy.
I don't mind I have no problem with facelifts and I think I do
the boob job I think.
I'm not saying Well she's had the facial but she's also Botox
stop it. I don't have a problem with any I do have a problem.
Why? Why there's nothing as it does it because studies have
shown that if you Botox up your face and you can't express
certain emotions, you actually cannot feel those. You're right.
You're right. We have discussed this on the show and I will
agree with you. But this is not emotions. She She's not even
using English words at this point. Listen to this.
We shouldn't be afraid of this court. We should be afraid of
this court. We should be afraid of it. Have we come on over to
get us West? Because it's five white guys listen up boy.
That Five Guys should start determining what contraceptions
are. Okay.
This is not English, that five guys should determine what
contraceptions women's can uses. What is it? I don't think the
contraceptions is proper in this form in this
probably not play the clip. Really.
We shouldn't be afraid of this court that five guys should
start determining what contraceptions are legal or not.
I mean, let's not even go to legal, so stunning. And then of
course this is more like the weight and decision this
decision a few days later, which was also problematic. But yeah,
that court decision was a frightening one, that five men
should get down to the specifics of whether a woman should use a
diaphragm and should be she should pay for it herself for
her boss.
No, this was never this was never the case. It has nothing
to do with diaphragm.
By the way. She's 74 not 72 I was wrong.
So this was about four
times with anything I know what she's talking about.
She's insane. This is the problem with these people. So
she said well get rid of the white men and white men
determine if I can have a diaphragm. It's not
her boss's business. Because businesses whatever his business
is, but it's not what contraception she uses. So the
court decision is yes. You're well taken aback by it.
We'll take it up aback by it.
Yeah, these guys are horrible. This is like the worst kind of
propaganda. And they they just No,
it's racist and annoying. Call racist,
sexist, it's bullshit. And these people just stick a mic in them
and they just run these clips. They don't say you know, I think
you're misinterpreting them and they won't even talk to them
that nobody even talks there's no discussion,
but this is her she has a like carry you know, like everybody
she has her weekly Little Thing She has her. It may even be more
than weekly and she does a whole press thing and everyone shows
up. And then she just spouts this kind of drivel very very
strange. And we have just shifting gears for a moment we
have no screw it I'm not gonna do that now. We'll do that
later. Oh, please.
No no, no, no, no, no no no. Okay, no,
no, no, no, no, I will do it later. Just little too early for
it.
Okay, all right. I got nothing on this topic. Oh no, no, I
have no I don't have anything either I kind of
sort of circled around you even promising drill down here.
I'm gonna I'm gonna get to it I'm just leading into I'm
getting ready for it.
So I'm watching again watching just you know various reports
from this and that the Palestinian thing which I'll
talk about a little later I had this one clip I do this every
once in a while because you know you guys should do video we
can't do video we're not gonna do video it's never gonna
happen. But once in a while you see a clip that you just say oh
my god I just wish we could do video because I want to play
this clip now describe to you what this guy is doing this pipe
play Palestinian Baker
demand is currently so high that the breadmaker cannot guarantee
that he will be able to keep up for very long he says that he
will soon run out of almost everything
because we're scared the situation is quickly getting
worse. He has no fuel no flour nothing all the electricity here
is from generators when that server will have to close seems
very very bad. Well there
he is standing in front of what appears to be a mountain of bags
of flour Okay, as he says if you played it again there's no
flower
what what channel was this on
CNN? Oh well it may have been van cat I'm not sure what it was
just this guy's I'm telling you there was more flour than I've
ever seen. Bags and sacks and sacks. There's no flour left.
They're killing us these guys. Okay, so we
are now at this point where we got a lot of feedback boots on
the ground. round on all sides about this Israel, Palestine
kerfuffle and it's very interesting. It's it's very
diverse really in the responses. Have you seen any of these
emails? John, do you get a hold of some of these that can get
too many you got most of them? Most of them say Hey, Adam and
John that just send it to me. So here's so we asked specifically
for some people, some boots on the ground reports. As a BART
Dutch guy living in Tel Aviv, I'm not Jewish, my wife is from
here. Sitting here in the middle of this mess, I can provide you
with some opinions on the subject, Israel versus Hamas
raised in your previous episode, Iron Dome, this is one of the
things we've been questioning, actually only used to protect
the bigger cities like Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, it's expensive
to you so not worth it on the little shitty towns close to the
Gaza border. That's why they get hit by dozens of rockets a day
successfully to the Iron Dome. This is pretty consistent. It
people say it's getting better each day. It's now reaching 90%.
And what they I guess what they the way it works is Hamas
launches these rockets, which, as Bart says is kind of like a
you know, a really big firecracker. But it's made of
iron tube with LED and you know, if the thing falls in your head,
or your house or your cars is going to hurt, but it's not
really like a huge explosive. So if these things are being shot
towards open spaces, or where it won't hit anything than Iron
Dome doesn't come into effect. pretty universal against across
the board. People are saying that they also really don't even
know what this is about. Like, and some say, Oh, it's just you
know, every year and a half to two years, it comes back again.
Oh, by the way, the US aid to Israel. This comes from Aaron.
Just so you know, the three? So I guess Israel built the Iron
Dome. I thought we built it,
I think is our I think as our technology.
I think it's their technology.
We had a long discussion about this about 50 shows ago.
It's not that important. It is to me. But what he points out is
the $3 billion that we add to everyone's draw were given $3
billion to Israel is is really it's a he puts it here as it's a
$3 billion gift card to spend at Raytheon. It just it's really
just doing a round robin to the US defense industry, which makes
sense because that's kind of the only industry that we have. It's
what we do. So it's a way for the government to pay for people
to eat here in America then we just have an I put all of these
into the show notes or Grebel on reporting in it's no one has a
real definitive opinion on what you know if this really was
started because of kidnapped teenagers, etc. Killed
teenagers. It just seems like more of the same except for one
general overarching theme that was sent to me, I would say a
ratio of 10 to one over people with boots on the ground reports
and that is what I've always understood to be as a real
conspiracy theory, but I went way deep on this one, something
known as the Palladian right. Are you familiar with this?
No, I'm don't and I'm waiting to hear about it
the Palladian right, which really came into worldview
thanks to a certain Albert Pike. Albert Pike. Now this he goes
back to like 1870s. And he apparently there was a letter
from him. That was brought up now if you can't find any of
this, really, if it really happened, was briefly this
displayed in the British Museum library in London. And he spoke
about the Palladian right, in which there would be three world
wars, and three attempts to create the new world order. This
is where a lot of this comes from. I had never heard I'd
never really looked into this very deeply. But you'll see it
goes back to some interesting people. So the the idea was the
First World War was to bring the Russians the Bolsheviks into the
into into line, the Second World War, we were supposed to get the
Neo Nazis and then introduce socialism and communism and the
third world war would be the Middle East. It would be
complete globalization of the Jews and the Arabs and the Arabs
and the Arabs and the Arabs and the Sunnis and Shias and
everybody until the whole world would that part of the world is
supposed to be completely annihilated rub alized. And the
whole world was so tired of all of this, that we then succumb to
the idea of a one world government which is socialists
at best Marxist, probably more likely.
All right, well answer me this.
Um, I got a lot more but okay.
Well, I mean, you're gonna start throwing all this stuff out i
and I'm gonna have to, I don't want to go back to it. Okay, as
you go on what it was this for World War One get to do with the
Bolsheviks which, you know, what I think you're trying to say is
that World War One created the moment that you could have the
Communist Revolution and the Bolsheviks could take over
Russia. What does that have to do with the Russia by by
unifying the Russians under that government, I don't see how
that's part of any master plan.
Let me read to you verbatim that might help a little bit. Mike's
explanation, maybe not my abbreviation abbreviated version
may not be that good. The First World War was to be fought so as
to enable the powers of this, oh, to overthrow the powers of
the Czar's in Russia and turn that country into the stronghold
of atheistic communism. And then communism was to be built up and
use the destroyed to destroy governments and weaken
religions. Then we have World War Two, which was to ferment
the differences between fascists and political Zionist, this is
from from Albert Pike's writing, and he and he sent a lot of a
lot of his writings information to a certain Colonel House, who
eventually got United States involved in these world wars now
was, when you read about this, there's two more steps back and
eventually it all comes down to one guy, Cecil Rhodes. But in
between there, there's HG Wells, and HG Wells. He kind of picked
up where Albert Pike left off net. And I've heard a lot about
wells, but I've never really looked into his, you know, his
background because you know, so many people quote him like he
was some philosopher, basically, the guy was just a science
fiction writer that are the way I see it.
So is L. Ron Hubbard?
Okay, good point. But a lot of people would hang out with him
and would listen to what he had to say. And, of course, he wrote
a war of the worlds which showed, along with Orson Welles
showed how easily the public could be convinced of these
things, which is a famous episode, you know, the famous
radio broadcast of War of the Worlds. And then when you delve
a little bit deeper into into wells, you see that key really
is building on and this is the the mack daddy, Cecil Rhodes.
And the founder of Rhodesia, if I'm not mistaken, founder
of Rhodesia, and the I mean, so I knew the founder of Rhodesia
apart. I knew that, but I never really and of course, the Rhodes
Scholarship, that's pretty much all you know, right? Yeah. But
this guy, he, he really, you know, he was at one point, I
think he was the one of the richest people in the world. Of
course, in South Africa, he, he, I guess, he became the chairman
of the De Beers mining company. But he in his memoirs, and he
often spoke about putting together a secret society, and
the secret society would be, essentially, you know,
Freemasons and the skull and bones. And he always wished that
he would have some kind of, he wrote, often have some form of
message that he could put out there so that they would know
that something was going on, something was up, which to me is
something I immediately think of 33. But at his death, one of the
wealthiest men in the world, His will, was unveiled. And he's the
exact wording from his will was that he wished to and for the
establishment promotion, development of a secret society.
The true aim and object were of shall be for the extension of
British rule throughout the world, he was complete. Britain
has to rule everything, and it'll use America to do it. the
perfecting of a system of emigration from the United
Kingdom and of colonization by British subjects of all lands
where the means of livelihood are attainable by energy, labor
and enterprise and especially the occupation by British
settlers of the entire continent of Africa, the Holy Land, the
valley of the Euphrates, the island of Cyprus, in Canada, the
whole of South America, the islands of the Pacific, not
here, here to four possessed by Great Britain, and the whole of
the Malay Archipelago archipelago archipelago, the
seaboard of China and Japan, the ultimate recovery the United
States of America is an integral part of the British Empire. And
I believe this is where that new our special relationship comes
from. And Russ Baker, who we like a lot. And he wrote, was it
to the family secrets? Right, and he has excellent book, and
he's a good journalist. So he's writing about his article in
2013, about Cecil Rhodes and then, oh, gee, we all turns out
that his great grandson or his grandson also erode He comes out
of nowhere to become President Obama's foreign policy speech
writer. And so and it really opens up quite an interesting
history to how Cecil Rhodes really is the architect of this
whole new world order idea. And that's what the secret society,
the Skull and Bones is all supposed to be about. And it
comes back consistently, in, in modern day politics, such as the
red line. And this is actually what President Obama said, we've
got a red line that comes from Rhodes. And he all He always
spoke about wanting British Dominions denoted in red lines,
which is how they drew it on the map. So all of this stuff,
everything comes back to Rhodes. And whenever you have the Rhodes
Scholars, that's always portrayed, as you know, the
Clinton Yeah, right. It's always the brightest and the best, but
it's not Bill Clinton was a Rhodes scholar to me, and we
know it's not the smartest people in the world.
I want to stop you here before you bring something up. Okay.
Albert Pike's letter to magazine, he dated August
15 1871. First World War must be brought about order to permit
the Illuminati to overthrow the power of the Czar's and Russia
and blah, blah, he goes on about that. Okay, we can maybe think
that there was, okay, well, I'll just buy into that second
paragraph or whatever it is, the second world war must be
fomented by taking advantage of the differences between the
fascists and the political scientists. This is 1871 the
word fascist does not exist before 1903. How did he write
this?
I don't know. Um, I
think it's, I think it's a concoction.
It could be, I'm just telling you, this is this is what I
wound up with. And when I when I, when I'm coming up to Russ
Baker writing about this stuff, not specifically about that,
that letter. And yes, I've seen it use specifically that, like
he predicted these wars and all that. And, believe me, I'm not
that gullible. But you can't deny that the the Rhodes meme
has been around for a long time, and it has not quit. And a lot
of modern day politics seem to be based on it. And the idea if
you follow it through the idea of a third world war, Rubble,
lysing, all of the Middle East with this is where I'm coming
from, I do see some of this playing out. And eventually
everyone wanting to move towards a complete Marxist slash
socialist system. I see nothing but evidence of that. We have
complete cultural Marxism. You know, no bullying. inequality,
we have, in the United States, we have minimum wage. The main
thing for these guys for the Rhodesians for the Rhodes
Scholars, as it is written, is to remove sovereignty, the one
thing that Rhodes thought needs to be removed from every
country, every continent on the planet, and should of course,
become the British Empire was sovereignty. And that's exactly
what's happening in Europe. The sovereignty of nations is being
taken away.
Yes, and if as a man, I'm gonna let you go on this, before I
complain more, but I'm only gonna sit here I'm not gonna
even do that criticism, but I'm going to the sovereignty thing
is interesting, because you'll talk to a lot of people from
Europe now that are French and you ask them where they're from,
they often will say Europe. Oh, yeah.
There's a lot of pro not all of them, but a lot of them. There's
a lot of pro European ism. And I have a two clips to kind of
accentuate what I'm talking about. I mean, it's easy enough
to show what's going on in the United States of Gitmo nation
with very obvious you know, the anti bullying laws is very
obvious attack on First Amendment have to talk about
second amendment. We've got everyone you've got people
saying I'm a rule follower, please. I mean, that kind of
proves how far we've come. All
right, poignant. I say the rule following clip, which should
play again, is extremely poignant. I'm going to play
it right now. Yeah, play it, just so we can just fire so
if the rule is that we have to do it then I'll do it.
Now. Besides that someone actually said this. It's being
propagated on the telescreen. That's the big part now, I'm
gonna play this little clip. This is from last week in the
EU. I believe this was in Strasbourg. You tell me what
this sounds like.
Any idea
sounds like some, I don't know. It's just some marching group.
This is members of Euro core, which is the European army we
would never see raising the European flag. In a military
ceremony, wow. I mean, this is it was really I had Europeans
send this to me saying I'm sick to my stomach, the Euro Corp
Corp. S Euro Corp, in a military ceremony saluting saluting the
EU flag. If this comes on the same day that we have this
statement from Francois Bruna hull, head of protocol at the
European Parliament, and we're going to talk about, we're going
to listen to a true European technocrat removing sovereignty
from all of these individual countries, and how we have
turned this into the EU. And what we have that goes along
with that.
I'm curious, as a French person, as a European, what's the
situation with these symbols? There's a flag and anthem, but
what for? We have this anthem that no one sings we have this
flag that flies but it's not clear what it is, is a
question from the audience for the header protocol stands
for So what good are these symbols if we don't use them?
For so well? Immediate, you must know that immediately after the
election of the European Parliament in 1979, the
parliament which represents the people of Europe, they wanted it
to have symbols, like all states have symbols. In other words,
flag and anthem, there was a prolonged debate. And finally,
in 1986, they decided to adopt not a new flag, but the flag
that had been created in the early 1950s by the Council of
Europe, because there are not two Europe's just one single and
equal Europe at various stages of integration. And then later
they adopted the European anthem, either last movement of
Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, Ode to Joy. Then there are other
symbols which was subsequently adopted, notably a currency for
Europe, United in diversity, which was adopted in 2001. And I
think that with that the citizen has something to recognize
through the symbolist. Citizen, we have the European passport,
and for those who are fortunate enough to have it also the euro.
On the ninth of May, in Strasburg, the European
Parliament will celebrate the 25th anniversary of the adoption
of the flag and the anthem, first by raising the flag of
European colors in the presence of europeu. The national army of
Europe on a concert during which the European Anthem will be
played.
I was there were there we have it with the flag. We have the
money we have the slogan, we have the Beethoven tune. By the
way, members of the UKIP party turn their back because played
every morning in the in Parliament, they play the anthem
and everyone stands. And now the members of European parliament
have been encouraged by the Office of Protocol to wear the
official sash of the European Parliament when they are in
Parliament. And this is one of those like royalty have John
Yeah, this is great.
The xuer European sash emblazoned with the 12 stars of
the EU flag.
Can we get one? No. You
have to be an MEP. Although there is a store you can buy one
a circle of 12 Golden mullets
when we do the show
let me see what the if you look for
if you Google yourself as a European you're
it's the 12 Golden mullets, which are for the 12 star you
didn't get to see this thing you have to google European
Parliament sash. And it's blue it's very handsome. It's blue.
It has a gold little tapered thingies. And you wear that like
you know over your shoulder over your shoulder, like as like a
sword like a like a sword as a whole scabbard. And this is your
politicians in Europe. So
I want one of these. I think we'd get around town go to San
Francisco we should
we should be given these away to our knights. This is a fabulous
this is this is really beautiful. Now why don't
watching this ceremony with the people in the politicians in
their sashes with Euro core. Remember, everyone was so
worried we don't want a European army. Well, Euro core is the
European army you have it. You voted for it because you are
represented citizens. Apparently
I did 107 pounds at EP sash dot Yes, yes handsome looking at the
PSA s h.eu.
As I'm looking at this, at the ceremony going on, I see banners
everywhere in all of the different languages. And it's
three words, act react. Impact act react impact. This is the
slogan for the European Parliament and they immediately
reminded me of something but I first want to play their little
promo from their EU page about act react an impact it is and
this is one of those moments where video would be helpful but
the audio is creepy enough again
and when lose
hold on the global think local dream wake up agree disagree
Think Big Think small change never change love hate forgive
never forget
we all face many choices and many issues. We all have our own
views. But in Europe, every opinion gets a fair chance. The
decisions of the European Parliament are driven by
everything that matters to you. You have the power to decide
your European Parliament react impact
so when I read these words act react impact I immediately think
of the galleon dialect. dialectic I should say Are you
familiar with the galleon dialectic? No, I'm
familiar with Hegel.
Yes. So Hegel. Yes. Wow. Um, there you go. Hegel said,
problem, reaction solution, which is exactly how the slaves
are controlled. So you create a problem. You have the reaction
and you have the ready made solution and everybody's happy
and this happens over and over and over again. This is how we
are controlled and when the EU has act react impact that comes
really close. That comes really close to today. Explain
what this is supposed to mean in there? No,
well, no,
they just keep saying it's
keep saying it over and over and you heard all the dichotomies
WAR PEACE love hate
Yeah, I also think that the big one to me was think local think
global wouldn't you know don't ever think is Think global act
local. I mean, there's they didn't have act global act
locally to lift that out. But they have just think this Think
Big Think small. What is this bull crap? Well, you get that.
I got it right from the EU website.
They're crazy when they must be stopped.
And they're wearing sashes John, they're wearing sashes. They've
got an army. They're raising the flag, the saluting the flag.
They've got this problem reactions.
notion This is a bloodless coup.
Well, yeah, that's this is this is why I bring it up. And again,
if you regardless of if it really was Cecil Rhodes or if it
was Albert Pike or whatever,
I think I've not concluded the pike thing is bullshit. Really?
Yeah. Okay. Rob the world's guy. He was a troublemaker but yeah,
what was he doing in Rhodesia? He should have been doing well.
And oh, man you wanted to? Well, he
was from the US from South Africa over the place. Well, of
course he was running the diamonds. I mean, come on. These
are these nothing has changed. It's still the richest people in
the world running the
show. Yeah, they don't want people stealing their stuff. And
yes, but they put together these these schemes to keep everyone
go keep them caged. Keep the animals cage. They won't bite
you.
Time Magazine had an opinion poll. Then it's published as a
article called The secret language of millennials. And the
bottom line is 53% of the millennials that's 18 include
mostly the hipsters by the way. 18 to 25, I think is born
between sets getting
is moving up. So it's, it's getting punished for pushing
30 78%
really like socialism. Although a very small percentage can
actually explain what it is but equality, right to housing, all
the things that have been pumped into their little brain?
Oh, yeah, no, but there's a lot of right. We can talk about this
anytime, because I have two of them living in the house,
you will I have I have one been living on in the house.
We'll hear from her as much as I do. Karl Marx
wrote about outcome based education, which is essentially,
the charter schools that are now being financed by the very
companies that are training the people to be on the assembly
line. It isn't based on my current core, yes, you
thought you talked about it that you know, these are leads right
to a job with Motorola
in Chicago, right from right from the Charter School, which
is sponsored by Motorola. And this is part of
the Communist Manifesto that says behind Common Core to such
an extreme,
yes. So whether Pike is bullcrap or not.
I don't think Pike's even important, I think is I think
it's a distraction to what's going on could be because it's
just something you know, it just looks like it was back
engineered to, to make it fit to be honest about I don't even
know what the point of this pipe thing is. Well,
well the point. The point is,
is he was guy pretty, you know, well, let's just bring it
Nostradamus and No, no, no, I
didn't bring in Nostradamus. But the point of pike is that this
would be the the thinking isn't this I just got a lot of email
from people about it. That's why I bring it up and that's why I
researched it the thinking is that what is happening now in
the Middle East which no one can really explain because they're
so tired of it is whether written and published in a
letter once in the British Museum in London or not, I could
not find verification of that. So that is the weak part of that
whole theory. He that in that letter he wrote
mentioned the use of the word fascism in 18 Seven The weak
barn with
you I'm with you. But this is the concept being three world
wars and we're after the third one we would have yet that we
had the League of
Nations United Nations I see that pike thing is bought I
don't I think it ruins your argument but it's only where I
starting set for pie. I know that got you started but then
you could have cut cut the caboose loose. What you did more
research on that get that that's phony, that pike thing. Okay,
that is just bullshit.
Well, HG Wells and Cecil Rhodes. Those are the two who are very,
very who have determined a lot of the policy of the elite, who
essentially the elite, ie rich people, just boom boneheads they
all inbred in nincompoops. There was a talk that I was talking
the other day, I think was David and Melissa, who were here,
people, just as you mentioned, people wanted good, great things
about going to museums, is you get to see a lot of paintings
that were done in the 60s and 1700, especially the 1600s,
where you had great artists who were required to because they
needed patronage. So they usually worked for the one of
the kings or royalty, especially the really great, great artists.
And they would paint the I was that some museum recently, they
had to paint all the kids and they had to paint the family
they had to have and there are some
fat turd kids, I was looking kids
just looking at this kid, and you have to assume they made
them look smarter than they are. There is a couple of famous
paintings where there's a whole family in this one moronic
little girl that looks like she just looks like she's I don't
know what she looks like, she just looks like the idiot of the
decade, standing there with this pathetic dress on. It's just,
there's a lot of this, I don't even I think these people were
so stupid that they didn't even notice. But there was a moment
of ridic.
But here's the weird thing. In many, many of these very
countries in Europe, and I've lived in several of them. There
are people who are in these countries who have huge houses
gated in the middle of the city, and wear crowns and metals and
uniforms. And they have golden chariot that with horses that
draw them around and people stand on the sidelines and go,
Oh, hello to the queen or the king or the prince. And then and
then have the audacity to say, no, that's just tradition. They
don't really have any power.
Yeah, I know that bothers me too. Actually. I was probably
before we started doing this show. And you started to point
out that they do have power. They've got massive power, they
got tons of power. That's why they can control that much that
those purse strings that allow them to live in these great
places
when the Queen of England goes to Canada Navia to approve of
the new cabinet, which she has to do. And then people say oh,
that's just a formality. It's cute bullcrap. It's written in
the law, and she can do all kinds of stuff. And she does
Yes. But people have been so brainwashed to not see the the
idiocy. I remember going to the next elimination fight. If
you think about it makes it even funnier, to have all this power
and then Yeah, create this bullcrap that they don't have
power yet you're just one of the people. I'm just about I get to
wear the crown because I yeah, it's just a representative. It's
just for tourists.
And I get to I'm a tourist attraction and i Yes, exactly.
And I get and that's what I've heard it said that way. Oh, no,
the royal family is good. People come to London to see the
palace. Bull crap. Bull crap I say. And now the European
Parliament now that getting a little closer because they will
get to wear a sash. You see, these symbols are very, very
important. And you see someone walking with a sash. Anyway. Oh,
I'm gonna get a sagittal character. I'm telling you.
We're getting sashes. Let's go I have the sash. I'll do a wear it
to the restaurant. Which of the waiters defer to me.
I think we should make it a fashion statement. Everybody
should have a sash. It should be it should be the new fashion
thing. It'll be a wearable. If we call it wearable. Everyone
will want one.
Yeah, we have to put some electronics
in my stash. Google Now can talk to my sash. If you call the
wearable, it's Oh, it's a winner.
I'd like to have those stash of wearable wisdom electronics and
have it spell stuff out across led this into the no agenda show
and then goes off LEDs by the way.
So I thought it was kind of fun to just go all the way back and
and look at the connections and really it is Rhodes and his
secret society and then Yale specifically that really you
start to see that there is a group of people and they
recognize each other by either by family or like the royalty or
by stash or by sash by so so so
the there's also the neckties each one that you can go to a
store in London that has every private private public, every
public school, which is a private school in our countries
specifically has regimental ties. Absolutely. And you wear
the tie and people from that school can recognize you. So I
bought two or three of them like Princeton Princeton has an ugly
orange s ha yeah, it's
a crappy look at you, but you want to wear it Exeter I think
Exeter is one of the pretty one. So Cambridge, and all the
universities have them. And so you just wear them around town
as an American, and it's just confuses them. Because
apparently it's not something you should do. No.
But the sash, the SAT or the violation, the sash is a winner.
Now. So I'm just saying that i Besides our obvious pipeline
view on things, which is there's always that angle, I do see in a
bigger overarching idea, which isn't specifically named as the
new world order a new order a new organization that every
single president has said it's always been discussed. And it
really does involve shutting the slaves up and I think they're
much further than they even realize. And people are all in
there. Look at the millennials. Oh yeah, no wage equality. Just
everything's got to be our packets have to be equal. Now we
have the British Dance Society. I've everyone's up in arms
because the British I you know, I followed down so Mickey and I
danced once a week. Now they will they want to allow same sex
partners in competition ballroom dancing.
And sound right? Well, I'm
all for it. Except I want at least one of the partners to
wear a dress. I don't care if what what sounds
boring. Yeah. Dance who should dress up the woman in that
fabulous dress? Spin in Word fabulous. In that regard, it's
just really spectacular. And the guys thrown around. She's
spinning but but there's no there's also two guys it's
ludicrous.
Well, I saw the The 2000s is a video the 2012 Ballroom same sex
ballroom dancing competition. It is boring, isn't it? There's
nothing there's nothing twirling with little the guy. Someone's
got to wear a dress and you can have two women dancing there's
there's competition for them as well. Someone's got to wear a
suit. I don't care. It doesn't look right. Anyway, so you get
that you can all kind of that kind of bull crap is what you're
saying?
Yes, all of this stuff minimum wage. But you know the rule
followers. I have a right to this this self righteousness.
Well, this is because these kids were raised in an awkward era in
the schooling system and the schooling system brainwashed him
so we have a situation with my son who's got a good job working
in a high tech company writing JavaScript. So he doesn't he
says that he's lost all his friends. Oh, really? Because
they none of them work for him because he's working making a
lot of money.
Hey, douche bag,
a douche bag. You're actually working for the man. Yeah,
what's next you're gonna be wearing the sash.
So there's this millennial group is pretty weird and they all do
are very strange about what they buy. They like to buy organic,
everything's got to be organic. It says, As long as it says
organic on the box, right? It's gotta say organic someplace.
Again, they won't touch anything other than that. And then but
they also match up well with it with a liberal Berkeley type of
person. Oh, yeah. Who are you know, the guys who will be at
the counter dig in for the one penny so they can get the exact
change, or the people that don't realize that 90% of the there's
little card swiping devices. Once they ring up the first
sale, you can now swipe your card and put in all the
information so when they're done ringing up your stuff, you just
push the button and you're out. You don't have to start from
scratch when they're done like these people. Okay, you just
done you got it all. And then they swipe their card there at
the end, we had to sit around and wait for these idiots to
finish and then they're always looking down or lifting their
glasses dropping their glasses back down, lift into glasses,
punch into no cash back lifting glass. No cash
is an hour goes I hate those people who don't get cash back.
I hate that they ask if you want cash back What do you want
cashback for us? Why are you using the card? So anyway,
meanwhile they then they then they have to have you got
everything is held up because of this. And then they have to pack
their bags in these grimy old Trader Joe's bags that looked
like the dog slept in him. And they're stuffing his vegetables
and fruits and those dirty bags and then off they go in their
backpack. There's another thing. So people are sitting around
there you go there and they got a backpack on in the store. Why?
And you're bumping up, they move left and move right. It's like a
guy with a big, big long walk or something knocking everybody
over knockin vegetables off the shelf with a backpack. Why are
people wearing these backpacks? Are they are they hiking into
the mountains,
and they got a backpack? And then they have the kid pack in
the front?
Well, that's for balance.
Wow, I didn't know you were really so mad about this. Oh,
yeah. Is there anything else you want to get? I bet barely really
this way to stay in the house most of the time. I go out and
I've seen it. When was your card? And with that? Well, we
should actually we should just do it for the day. And thank you
for your courage. And in the morning to you John C. Dvorak
curry in the marina all ships to see boots on the ground feet in
the air subs in the water all the dames knights out there and
in
the morning to everyone in the chat room. No agenda stream.com
Listening to the stream, which is booming out coast to coast.
And in the morning to our artists. Thank you very much 21
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about the art John? I did. I wrote it down that you were
going to say something to the artists.
Oh, yeah. I want to thank you artists for doing all the hard
work. No, I think it's time
to give some guidelines say you wouldn't guidelines? I don't
know.
I don't think so
I just this is why we should never talk.
Well, I want to say here's something interesting. I mean, I
have this on the to do list for today's show. Okay, I put this
on here. And you tell me what it means. And here's what they'll
think says it says to do this for that. Because at the end of
last year, it's all a year we're talking we do a post mortem.
Is this is this written on a post it notes on the in the Red
Book
in the Red Book. Okay, so I wrote down to do talk about PBS,
arrow, ah, call to action, which is the call to action thing.
Yes. I guess we didn't talk about that. Okay. We'll talk. I
wrote it down, though. Okay, well, let's get on with me.
Thanks. People.
Please do. Alright,
so we have the the mystery has been solved, by the way. Okay,
about the black night we had the other day. Ah, and then we had a
guy wrote in, and Eric and I are working on this guy is the guy
who said Miss knighthood is that the last night when both these
people turns out are the same person? No, they're two
different people. And they managed to I don't know where
they even found a link to the old account that I only really
run once a month that just add some numbers to our bottom line.
Why do we have an old account? Why do we have two accounts?
What happened?
The original account? When we began the show was was kind of a
quick thing. We didn't have a no agenda checking account. We
didn't have a fictitious business name. We were just
doing this and I just sent the money to my account.
You might want to explain fictitious business name. A lot
of Europeans are going wood.
In the United States. If you are not a person named no agenda,
and you don't have a birth certificate name, no agenda. You
have to fight and if you're a corporation name, no agenda.
It's fictitious. There is no entity that exists. That's no
agenda there's no, you know, you just doesn't exist. So you have
to file a report report with the government. And it's called a
fictitious business name, document where you you are
John's and our cases, the two of us John C. Dvorak and Adam curry
bar the no agenda show. Oh, and so the fix so we become a
fixture we it's a fictitious business name because it doesn't
exist. If it was just Adam curry, right doing business as
Adam curry. You don't need to file anything. I have to file
one for the John C. Dvorak company. Why don't we do a cap
just adding the word company? There's no person named that?
Do you provide contraceptive birth control health care for
your employees?
I don't have you have to I don't have enough. I have no
employees. So here we go. So we had to do that. And then we get
the checking account all the rest of it. Then as soon as I
did that, we moved it over to the Pay Pal account, but we'd
already started getting a lot of time. I'm sorry, I asked. And so
they go there. But the links to those did that old thing or
should have been long gone? We're looking into how we can
contact Google and Aska we have a right to be forgotten. In
Europe.
Yeah. Well, whatever. So you got a few people to thank for show
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is this we go out hit people in the mouth
we didn't have a Merkel yet.
We have a Merkel. Now, we
have another one. I don't know what you've started, John.
I love. It all began with the Hogan's Heroes. It wasn't when I
was the name of our guidance doing all the shouting.
That is John Fletcher.
He is such a beautiful shouting voice. That is not it's just he
could get work doing that.
Yeah, well, yeah, he's got exposure.
Definitely. So it wasn't me. Actually. I came up with the
idea. I requested somebody to do a whole you know, something a
Putin one.
You said you were very specific, you said had to be like Hogan's
Heroes always says, Oh, good. And it was supposed to be Putin.
Nailed it.
He nailed it. And then it became like, raids and we didn't expect
it to be that good. I just thought was gonna be you know,
something that kick comes and goes, but no, it's now it's one
of our new show memes. The shouting guy
just never ends. He's my favorite
lifestyle.
Okay, love it. Back to the show. Yeah. Joshua, again, it was
hanging out with Eric and we're watching. There was a France 24
thing that they were doing on on fresh camel's milk. And that was
gonna clip it. That is ridiculous. But Eric started
doing some research on front. Apparently, this is the next
super food. The minute we have to go get in. Let me read you.
This is a list that we've discovered this claims of health
benefits. It's supposed to be the healthiest milk it's closest
to mother's milk that they like to drink it in the Arab
countries. And of course, then there's a kicker to this little
thing. I'm just gonna read the list of things as cures. It
cures Autism Spectrum Disorder. No. It cures various cancers. It
cures diabetes type one Somehow type one I don't know how that
works and type two, and gestational, and gestational
aids. I mean, gestational diabetes. That also cures aids.
Of course yours MERS the Middle Eastern syndrome is jurors
coronary heart disease.
I thought I thought the MERS people are getting murdered from
kissing their camel is not how it starts in the first place.
I don't know. You gotta suck the camels Htet t and I think we
call T T's coronary heart disease, tuberculosis and the
kicker Crohn's disease, and then there's a little thing he dug up
while doing research casually. Some articles point to camel
urine as also containing some medical benefits. And this is
only in India. This is magical. Apparently the Indians who never
donate to the show. It's up to one guy. I think we were doing
urine. Just reporting just reporting don't get don't attack
the messenger.
And what's interesting is that I avoided the story that was
circulating for the past two weeks about human semen being
super food and like, I'm not going to bring that up on the
show. And now you have to come up with the camel milk because
you resist. It was not hard. This is stupid. Oh, that's the
point.
Stupid. There's so many stupid. It's like this.
This is try the camel milk. Anyway,
here's a here's a really stupid one. Episode, did you see that?
Kidney stead global warming or climate change is causing beated
this is causing kidney stones. Yeah. And there was and there
was a true research done. Of course this is causation. It's
very easy to say well, there's all kinds of things that go
along with, with climate change data. But the daily mean
temperature rising, shows that in the future, in the future,
according to the models, we will see more people with kidney
stones, and they go into how horrific it is to pass a kidney
stone. And this was taken pretty seriously. It's a it's a serious
report and be who did this report.
I remember reading one p one guy wrote Yeah. And now they're good
shows there should be no debate because these guys was he says
now the the Republicans can suffer. It's the national
they're in denial. As if they're the only ones they get kidney
stones. I mean, give me a break,
drink water in my Environmental Health Perspectives. This is
part of NIH. And it's it's one of their reports. And this is
global warming. Well, there's there's a couple of things as a
couple things going on in Britain. Let's see, unless the
green balance improves. According to engineers, in
cahoots with the governmental organizations, the Department
for Energy and Climate Change. That's nice, isn't it? They have
a Department of Energy and Climate Change. D CC. Britain
will face blackouts unless the green balance improves. Why?
Just it's not true. It's just a scam. No,
it's true if you turn off the power, but they did to us in
California. Okay. Yeah, it's pretty screwed. So we've never
had blackouts in our lives. And then there's some this and Ron's
scam began. So it's essentially
it's a threat. It's a threat. It's what it is. Yeah,
the next thing you know, the power goes off. Oh, you know,
it's gonna be in fact, here's another one. This was during
this era. This is when we had our Gray Davis was Governor of
California. I remember the whole thing. We started with rolling
blackouts, shut the powers off, and be off for a couple hours to
come back on. And this would go on for weeks and weeks. And then
it would think it was on the news. People are going to have
to get used to rolling blackouts in California. There's no end in
sight, it will be part of day to day life and California
blackouts. And then of course the scam broke. That was a scam.
It was a it was just an out and out scam. Gray Davis was
recalled and Arnold Schwarzenegger became governor
or governor naters. He liked to call himself and and then
magically, there hasn't been a blackout sense unless somebody
hits a telephone pole with a with a truck. So what was that
all about? And all the media was all in? Oh, no. We're gonna have
blackouts now for the rest of our lives. Our children are
going to have to get used to it.
Well, I found something in relation to this. That made me
that maybe it gave me some pause about the communication and how
essentially, the messengers have gotten themselves into bind. So
here's here's what we have on the table. We have the first we
have global warming, so it's a GW anthropogenic global warming,
so manmade, which move turns to climate change, of course, we're
about to have another polar vortex which is caused by global
warming. So it gets really cool. We have a severe risk of attacks
on our power grid power grids, which has never happened other
than Well, squirrels beat up power grids more than terrorists
do a number of very concerning things. And I got this report,
which comes in directly via NASA NOAA, I don't think it's one of
their reports about the Earth's magnetic field. And once every I
don't know, like, 30 I'm sure it's 33,000 years or some magic
number like that. The Poles flip? Yeah, put the polarization
of the of the Earth's magnetic polarization. And and this is
not really explained to anyone, I don't think that they probably
don't even teach it in school anymore. Remember, when we were
kids, we got a gyroscope. We played with it for a long time
for hours and hours the gyroscope. Do, they still give
kids gyroscopes to play with,
I don't think kids are allowed to have gyroscopes are too
dangerous, it could hurt them. So they try to swallow it. And
so
imagine you have the knowledge that the the Earth's magnetic
field is weakening in places which can lead to all sorts of
things such as perhaps a rise in temperature and other issues.
And you need to create a story around it. You've already had
this climate change things you can't really communicate that
because of these magnetic weakening that that's going to
cause outages of electronic devices. So you have to make up
cyber attacks, et cetera. This
outer layer that protects us from solar radiation blasts, is
reportedly weakening 10 times faster than scientists thought
it would. The European Space Agency's three satellites swarm
constellation has revealed Earth's magnetic field is
rapidly weakening. With the biggest decline in strength
occurring over the western hemisphere. Scientists are not
100% sure why the area's weakening at such a fast rate.
But the shift is a pretty big deal. The Earth's
magnetic field has shielded the planet from the sun's deadly
radiation for billions of years, enabling wife to take home and
flourish.
There is some good news though. In areas of the Indian Ocean,
the magnetic field has actually strengthened, scientists believe
the weakening might indicate that Earth's magnetic poles are
getting ready to flip, which happens once every 300,000 years
or so no evidence shows that the poles flipping has caused any
harm to life on Earth, but it could affect power grids and
communication satellites. There you go.
Oh, okay. Whatever the case is this there was a really good, I
think in depth and probably fairly accurate Nova on this
phenomenon. And it's weakening thing is like it fluctuates,
when it's gonna flip. It just goes it gets stronger than
weaker and stronger. And it does. And he has pockets of
strength, erratic becomes a mess. Yeah. And it's, you know,
been they think that if it just in a pre flip mode, it could get
so weak that we'd get the Aurora Borealis or across the whole
country,
the whole world but it would also potentially raise
temperatures, I presume, if I don't think so. I never heard
that.
No, no, it's just really about the cosmic rays. That's the
problem.
Just as the pesky cosmic rays I had ever I had a chance to read
Senate Bill 2588, which has been placed on the calendar by Dianne
Feinstein, who is the of course the chair of the Select
Committee on Intelligence. This is the bill, this is the cyber
what are we calling it the Cybersecurity Information
Sharing Act of 2014. Finally, we have something that is written
down as of July 10 2014. And it's very telling as to where
the United States of Gitmo nation is going to go in terms
of cyber and spying. And I think it's actually a very brilliant
move.
And I would like to share that with you, John. I would like you
to share it with me.
So this is the short title of the Act Cybersecurity
Information Sharing after 2014. It applies to the federal
entities. What's important about this particular bill is the
definitions. So they have words in here like appropriate federal
entities, the term appropriate federal entities means the
following the Department of Commerce, Department of Defense,
Department of Energy Department of Homeland Security, Department
of Justice, Department of the Treasury, and the Office of the
Director of National Intelligence, then they have
things like countermeasure. The term countermeasure means an
action device, procedure, technique, or other measure
applied to an information system, or information that is
stored on process by or transiting an information system
that prevents or mitigates a known or suspected cybersecurity
threat or security vulnerability. That's pretty
broad. And then what is an actual threat? The term
cybersecurity threat means an action not protected by the
First Amendment to the Constitution of the United
States on or through an information system that may
result in an unauthorized effort to adversely impact the
security, availability, confidentiality, or integrity of
an information system, or information that is stored on
process by or transmitting an information system. So you
understand kind of the the depth that they're going to, I would
hope somebody
would sue all these advertisers who use cookies once this bill
is passed.
Well, it's actually the me. Well, these are the definitions.
In fact, that is exactly the opposite, John. Now I need to
give you the definite lights. Oh, yeah, it's exactly the
opposite. And I'll tell you how it works. Then we have the cyber
threat indicator. This means information that is necessary to
indicate describe or identify. And then there's a number of
things here, like malicious reconnaissance, a method of
defeating security, security, vulnerability and paraphrasing a
method of causing a user with legitimate access to information
system or information that is stored on bla bla bla bla bla.
And here's my favorite one. Cyber Threat indicator could be
the actual or potential harm against the actual or potential
harm caused by an incident including information
exfiltrated when it is necessary in order to describe a
cybersecurity threat. So what this means the way I read it,
and I'm not a lawyer, but I am a law groupie is a cyber threat
indicator can include information that has been
extracted from an information system, which could be your
Gmail just give you a specific example. That was exfiltrated ie
extracted, because it was necessary to describe an actual
cybersecurity threat. Would you agree in that analysis of those
words, John?
Me, I guess.
So what the government is doing and I'm going to skip all the
way through it a lot of menial stuff in it. So what they are
doing is they have entire terms that indemnify private sector,
commercial companies, just private sector companies, when
they share information with the government, the government, so
instead of the government spying on you, the private companies
you do business with or probably take stuff from for free
thinking it's a good deal, and then they have the right to scan
through your email. I'll just give you one example. If they
exfiltrate some information that turns out that it might look
like there's some cybersecurity threat in that information, they
can share it with the government and they are indemnified
in the indemnification act for for providers, that should be
something derogatory of 90 or 2014. indemnification.
That's what they should call it sharing of information by the
federal government that the government can share amongst
themselves in very, to a great extent. And let me find for you
the indemnification clause which of course is all the way at the
bottom. protection from liability monitoring of
information systems, no cause of action shall lie or be
maintained in any court against any private entity and such
action shall be promptly dismissed for the monitoring of
information systems and information under subsection A
that is conducted in accordance with this act sharing or receipt
of cyber threat indicators. No cause of action shall lie or be
maintained in any court against an entity and such action shall
be promptly dismissed for the sharing or receipt of cyber
threat indicators or countermeasures under Subsection
C of section four if such sharing or receipt is conducted
in accordance with this act, which means if you see if you
saw something is a meme, I think I'll check that email out. You
can send it and share it with the government and you are
indemnified, you are protected from liability.
Okay, but why would you want to do this protected or not? Well,
I think that why do I'm running at&t stuff? Why do I want to
share anything with the government when I know it's
gonna eat it? Yeah. Okay. I'm indemnified. Great. But now I
got bad publicity. My user base thinks I'm a stooge a stoolie. A
creep. snooping around their email. I
don't see people jumping off Gmail, even though they know
that that Google is, is all of these companies are giving
information to the government. Now they'll just be completely
indemnified. And I think somehow, maybe this new act that
the President signed, let me see if I can find it. He signed like
the quick pay thing or something where the government promises to
pay contractors within 14 calendar days, because you're
allowed to charge the government for doing this stuff when you
share it.
Easy as it gets paid. profit center.
So this is your right sounds
like easy money. I'd be turning everybody in. Well,
I think you will see a lot of companies doing just that.
Yeah, let's because it's you know, there's another cash flow
business. So this is no different and then charge the
customer for the effort that you put in charge them to the pain
in the ass.
This is no different from the pharmaceutical companies
receiving complete indemnification for vaccines.
Right. It's no different. No. So yes, this should be called the
private sector indemnification act from spying on your
customers of 2014.
Yeah, that would be a good name for it. But it is meant to be
honest, it
is meant to improve cybersecurity in the United
States through enhancing sharing of information about
cybersecurity threats. And for other purposes. This is what
they're talking about when they say the sharing economy. You
think it's about Uber, no. opt out, people opt out of those
centralized services. It is going to bite you. And it's
Yeah, sure it's cyberterrorism today. But it's going to be IRS
tomorrow, and it'll be the Environmental Protection the
next day. You watch.
We've warned them enough. So let's get back to the
Palestinian situation. So I'm watching a democracy now. And
there's a debate between and Democracy Now. And then Amy
Wine, wine. Weinstein. Amy Goodman, she is there in the
show is decidedly Warren dice report.
She's still on the road.
Nice report. Yes. She's still on the Warren Piece report at War
and Peace Report, whatever it is. So she they're decidedly pro
Palestinian, they've always been and they take. So they got I
think snickered because they had a couple of representatives come
on to argue what was going on in Gaza. And one of them was this
Israeli guy, who was actually kind of a kind of a douchey.
guy, but he hadn't, you know, he had good arguments, it seems to
me, and you can play this clip and then I'm gonna follow up
with the second with the follow up with the other with the woman
that was on the other side of the argument. And you hear this
is argument on Democracy Now Israeli guy.
Now the professor also talked about, about human rights and
about international law. Hamas, the internationally recognized
terrorist organization controls the Gaza Strip, they are hiding
behind the civilians while firing it our civilians. Let me
remind you that just yesterday, the Hamas interior minister, the
hara, Hamas interior ministry, they called for their people for
their civilians to add as human shields, their spokesperson also
came out and said, common act as human shields, because while we
mourn every civilian death on both sides, Hamas celebrates
civilian deaths. I blame Hamas for every civilian death,
because while we send text messages and phone calls, and
even put warning shots in the areas where we're going to try
and take out the terrorist infrastructure and the
particular terrorists, and that's fire from mosques, they
fire from next to houses, they fire from schools, they keep
them missiles and their rockets in the basements of houses. This
is a double wall crime, they are firing at our civilians
indiscriminately. I mean, they fired yesterday towards
Jerusalem. Okay, they're firing Jerusalem indiscriminately, what
would happen if one of these rockets landed in an Arab area
in Jerusalem? Or if God forbid, it hit a holy site of the
Muslims? It's indiscriminate fire. It's a war crime. I
actually spoke to a lawyer yesterday who told me there are
five or six war crimes that you cannot,
is this guy goes on. He's making you know, he's making his gets
all talking points. And so they bring on this woman Noura Erakat
did
this is the woman who I played earlier. She's the Berkeley Arab
scholar PhD. Oh, yeah, I played her on MSNBC. No, she was we're
with Rohan in the
other she's all over the place. Oh, yeah. Yeah. All right. We
can play this I'm interested. I'm just okay. Well, you just
take care of ruined it. But you know soon as well because she's
obviously CIA.
Because she's from Berkeley doll.
Absolutely not. It's been well established that while Israel
removed 8000 Okay, stop,
stop, stop, stop. Let me set this up. She comes up and if you
listen to her, it's all gobbledygook. That's why I think
she's CIA. All gobbledygook. How
about she's at Berkeley? That's enough right there. See
the giveaway? She actually has two degrees from Berkeley
dumping ground and she but she's a professor. She sounds like a
kid. She's like, sounds like an idiot. And she's she doesn't
make any points at all. I think that democracy now was snickered
to bring her on as the counter argument because she doesn't
make a good argument. She makes everyone go well, she's doesn't
She's nuts.
She had some legal justification that she's written a paper about
sex and does that and I looked over to my okay. Yeah, well
this is you listen to any child you can see what I'm talking
about because we're at least average doesn't enjoy their IQ.
And we're going this woman is a plant since one of those
I don't know if I don't know if I liked you doing show prep with
Eric.
I believe it's only one once once he gives you what's cool is
that I'm a one shot deal. Talking to myself. So he's on
the on the on the phone looking stuff up. Oh my god, she's doing
cow. Oh, okay. So I'm going what?
It's funny, because if you had listened to me two weeks ago
when I played her,
yeah, well, I don't think her name didn't ring a bell. That's
the problem. And I didn't see her before because we don't have
a visual show. So I just knew it was some other bonehead I
thought was a different bonehead, but player and you can
see what I'm talking about. This is just gibberish.
Absolutely not. It's been well established that while Israel
removed 8000 of its settlers, which were already in Gaza
illegally, and then replace them in the West Bank, where the
settler population continues to grow in 2005, that it maintained
control of the naval borders of the land and entries and exits
of the electromagnetic sphere of the population registry of Gaza.
It maintained the right to enter and, and continue its military
occupations under international law, occupation, Israel's
occupation of Gaza has never ended, it remains an occupying
power. Israel can repeat its propaganda over and over. But on
the ground, the occupation remains and is well and alive.
Unfortunately, that's why Palestinians in Gaza cannot
leave. Even if they want to become refugees. Right now, they
don't even have the right to become refugees, because they
are held captive in an open air prison for blaming Hamas for
every civilian death. This is really crude, we should be
alarmed that the fourth largest nuclear power in the world,
certainly the largest military power in the Middle East, is
blaming the victims for their own deaths. Okay,
so Laraway Hold on. She says she makes it much
fourth largest nuclear power. Yeah. Who's that work? Well,
we're number one. I would say Russia is number two. Right. And
then North Korea, Britain, France. Paul Poland?
I don't know. No, no Great Britain and France or nuclear
cars. Big, big, big arsenal? I don't know. And then China, you
know,
but what's interesting in Korea, is what's interesting now is is
number four. It's not even admitted they have nukes.
Right? And how could they be number four?
What I find? What I find interesting is the people with
the Palestinian Israeli conflict, or the ISRAEL
PALESTINE conflict, people forget true leaders of countries
and groups by whoever's in Hamas. Whoever's in the
Palestinian government, they don't give a crap about the
citizens. To forget this. You think that? Anyone cares? No one
cares. No one. I don't care. This is what this is. Oh, it's a
it's a humanitarian crisis. Yeah. Yeah. They don't care
about you. They don't care about people in East Ukraine. They
don't care about anybody. They don't care about people dying in
the streets of San Francisco. I don't care.
I want to play one more little clip from democracy now on this
topic, because I this was just a jaw dropper for me, how is this
news and why should it be reported? And this is the
Democracy Now, recent tweet
protests against this is a dehumanizing discourse, and we
should reject it vehemently.
Joshua Hammond, I want to ask you about the Israeli Prime
Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said bitumen
was it Benjamin is it Benjamin but she's got something wrong
with it. She does. But you mentioned
and Netanyahu is actual tweet, where he said vengeance for the
blood of a small child.
Wait a minute, wait a minute, stop. Let me just roll this
back. Oh, hold on a second. We
care about Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
This is a lie.
Where you said vengeance for the blood of a small child Satan has
not yet created we mourn every child. Now in this latest
assault in Gaza. You have over 100 Palestinians killed it's
estimated at least 20.
Now, let me go back for you. And we have this little clip. Oh,
hold on a second. Why didn't oops. didn't play for some
reason. This is Benjamin Netanyahu. It's a weird it's not
playing I'm sorry. Anyway, for some reason I can't play this
clip. Benjamin Netanyahu who questioned the people he was who
were interviewing him remember this? We had this clip, some
young kids and they were doing this I'm about to interview him.
This is episode Gosh, I don't know, going way back and he said
what is what is this with you with the things with your your
smartphone, your all
slaves,
slaves to your devices. He didn't tweet anything.
Jay, he has a Twitter account.
Benjamin Netanyahu does not tweet himself Oh, somebody
else is doing it. But it's beside the point. This recent
tweet was, again, Eric sitting there looking this up was two
weeks ago. And it's only part of a larger tweet, because the
person is doing the tweeting for him can't do 140 characters or
whatever they have to you know, it's one of those tweets goes on
and on and on. Is this democracy now show is an abomination of
journalism.
Yes. And when you point to any tweet as factual, but I haven't
heard nothing on NPR for the past two weeks about how genius
ISIS is with social media. I mean, how come this is allowed
to go on? And no one tracks this. We have no IP addresses.
It's just assumed and Oh, yes. The ISIS, cyber army, they have
1000s of people who know to tweet at the same time to have
topics trending, please. This could easily be the State
Department. It could be a bunch of Chinese in a back room. This
is almost almost like saying, Yeah, we got a lot of clicks and
views on our videos when you know it's bullcrap. You know,
Facebook is selling likes from you know, what is the what is
Malaysia? This is this means nothing this this cannot pass
his journalism when someone's Oh, he sent a tweet like the
CIA. Have you been watching the CIA account?
No. Follow up, but I haven't seen any tweets from them. Now
look it up. Now.
the hubris of at CIA? Whoever it is, whoever's doing this. I find
the things they tweet to be outrageous. insulting? Yeah, let
me find a couple of them here.
I'll get I'll read you one right now. From pacemaker batteries to
exploring Earth from your cell phone. See how CIA technology
impacts your life?
July 7, no, we don't know where to Puck is. CIA July 7, sorry
for not following you back at the Ellen show. But if you visit
us, maybe we can take a selfie. And then the more egregious July
7, no, we don't know your password. So we can't send it to
you. Sorry, not sorry. Really. This is just it's insulting.
This is our intelligence service, who kills people making
jokes about Tupac? Do you think you're funny or you're cool
somehow or this guy should be fired? Isn't the CIA supposed to
shut up?
No, we don't know your password. So we can send it to you to
hashtag Sorry, not sorry. Is arrogant? Yes. CIA. Thanks for
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You see them saying this is a little sickening.
It's unacceptable?
I think so I'm going to ask Uncle Don about it. When I see
him next month. You should say well, how do you how do you feel
what
the hell's going on over there?
I know what he's gonna say. Ever since the Democrats took over,
yeah.
Obama's CIA is in data and account. This is the Defense
Department, although
I will point out that my uncle did become a Democrat from being
a Republican and voted for Obama twice. Well, yeah, he was a
company man. You know this. That's how you do it. That's,
that's what you're supposed
for. The guy was in there.
Guy, Blitz, Deutschland, blitz Creek. Creek. I love doing that
live. I think it really works. Well, well. Well. There's a lot
going on here between these United States and the chairman's
and there's a lot of posturing.
I have a couple of intro clips. Okay. So many clips here caught
me off guard on the Deutschland.
Let me let me start with a nice little Yeah, here it is. Germany
Overview
report on the odd conclusion, or the German scandal on NewsHour,
which I think summarizes it. This is
our this is our public television normally presented
public health.
Germany says it still wants close relations with The US
despite a spying scandal that follows two incidents of German
government employees allegedly passing secrets to the US, for
Lynn has asked the CIA station chief to leave the country. But
the foreign minister said today this does not mean a permanent
rift Quizlet Patna Self Made in the USA is thought stiff
despite the troubling incidents in recent weeks that led to
yesterday's decision. For me our partnership with the United
States is without alternative because we want to reinvigorate
our partnership our friendship on an honest basis and we are
ready for this
last year it came out that the US intercepted German Internet
traffic and eavesdrop on the chancellor let me
as a follow up play the second clip too because this is the
overview report is similar report but has a different
ending Okay.
pack up and leave the CIA station chief in Berlin has been
asked to leave Germany following yet another spying scandal he
was apparently a key contact for two German officials who have
recently been arrested accused of spying for the US. This has
sparked a major diplomatic rift between the two countries less
than a year after it was revealed that Angela Merkel's
phone was tapped well Damien McGinnis joins us live from
Berlin. Damon, how has this affected bilateral relations?
Well, it was interesting. Last year, we thought the relations
had got pretty bad when as you mentioned, it was revealed that
US security services appeared to have been bugging Angular
Merkel's phone. And that was when President Obama came and a
very friendly visit here. So she felt personally affronted. But
we've now seen with the revelations that in just one
week, two German government employees have been accused of
spying the Americans that relations really have hit an all
time low. to the
government. Yeah, please, please, please, please.
This is the problem with some of the news media. Our relations
with Germany are not at an all time low. That would be World
War Two, three. All Time Low. World War One World War Two.
There's a lot of opportunities here. Unless you're just talking
about all time low for the last three years anyway, go I'm
sorry. It just bugs me. Well,
let's go. This is the meme that we heard the determine me
determined media saying that the public is pissed off about this
the public? And I don't believe that for a second. I don't think
the public pays any attention to I've been like crappy Americans.
Yeah. You know, no, no, but they are being made to think that it
is moving that way. And NPR or national treasure here is
working very hard on making us believe that the chairman's hate
us. So there is something being constructed. This is from NPR is
the takeaway. And on the on the program, they have the editor of
this site, it's a German magazine, he may be the digital
editor, I'm not sure. And just listen to the comparisons that
are being made. As the tables are turned, the rules are
flipped on us, my friends so naive, the
Germans are really sort of kind of clueless about how espionage
is done these days. I'm a little jealous of the US technology.
What do you say to that?
Are we naive? Really? Let me refer to some of the events that
upset Germans the most. Okay. First, you tempt the phone of
Chancellor Angela Merkel. Seriously, why is she a known
terrorist? Is she even a suspect? Is she plotting
something? I don't think so. And many Germans think likewise, ma
okay.
Just so you know, many Chairman's that, could this guy
be any more quintessential German by the West German sees
he's gonna say Nazis in a minute, but he means Nazi Eetzi
has no idea why he's, maybe he's reading it wrong. Because even
in German, it's Nazi they're Nazi then Nazi nationality. Sir.
partai. Not named see. I know where it comes up with NATO. But
yeah, so just so you know, it's coming. He says Nazi but it
means Nazi
phone was a strong name. Yeah. Then the eyes of the
strong name. It means meme. But he says me.
First. You tempt the phone of Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Seriously, why is she a known terrorist? Is she even a
suspect? Is she plotting something? I don't think so. And
many Germans think likewise, Merkel phone was a strong Mamia.
In the eyes of the NSA, no one is innocent. We see government
surveillance as necessary, just as you do, right. It has to be
limited by law controlled by the parliament and by courts and
that it's okay. But we have a problem that the idea of
comprehensive surveillance, we have a problem with the concept
that you have to save everything and you have to build a giant
haystack to find one needle in there afterwards. If you have a
reasonable suspicion, you can watch the bad guy and everywhere
you want, even in Germany, but you can't watch all the people
all the time in the hope to find one bad guy. We have experienced
what Global's wires can do to a society. You know, we've seen it
in AD Germany and with the Stasi and the Democratic Republic. Oh,
wait a second.
Did he just say that? We're like the Nazis and the Stasi? Is that
what I'm hearing? And believe it or not, the NPR guy was
listening. So Vance destroys
trust and solidarity.
Would you compare the United States to the Stasi in East
Germany?
Yeah, in some ways? Yeah. Good, yes. Very good. I want to know,
all from all of you. The same,
is there any way to repair this relationship? What what do you
think should be done here
needs to be repaired? One of our closest allies, right?
I love how he hasn't Silicon Valley think. Right? Right.
Right.
We think of America as a friend, as a true friend, really. And
the liberated as spontaneity is, but I think what we need now is
a little more transparency in this partnership, a little more
trust, and in our democracy, it's a no go to WyoTech and MP.
So trust us, that we find the bad guys on our own and asked us
if you want to know. Alright, so how did that work
with all those in 911, the terrorists who were in Germany
to trust you, okay. But he does point out the obvious that we
are good friends, we have a relationship, we're really good
friends, we just need to have a little more trust in the
relationship. And Jen Psaki, it says she even takes it one step
further, that we're not at an all time low. No, John, we're
just going through a rough patch in our relationship. Hi, in
this case, the German government has asked the CIA station chief
at the US Embassy in Berlin to leave this is, of course, the
second report of the US spying in Germany, we really seem to be
in a rough period in the US German relationship right now.
Well, I
would disagree with that. Jake. Obviously, there are points in
every relationship where you may have disagreements, or you may
have rough patches, and certainly we've gone through
some serious discussions.
But she's relating it to an actual, like a marriage, like a
real relationship. Hey, in every relationship, you go through
some rough patches, you know, where you have arguments and
disagreements, you know, husband, wife, husband, husband,
wife, wife, what determines
over the last several months, but we also work together very
closely on a range of issues, whether that's the P five plus
one negotiations, or that's the situation on the ground in
Israel, and that will continue and the Secretary, I expect
we'll be able to engage with the Foreign Minister soon in the
coming days. Well,
I'm not saying the relationships ending, but you would bring it
it's a rough patch with
a strong, important relationship is one where you're able to get
through the rough patches. Oh, I have every confidence as well.
This is what it's like a relationship. It's like we have
a rough patch. And oh, yes. Oh, yes. We call it a day Angular.
Sorry that it has to end this way. No reason. Just a rough
patch. I'm sorry. We knew it. Someday. Okay. Here comes
Angular. Obama as the school the dunk sign the snow done. Anyway.
Okay, let's take a look and look at the possible obvious thing.
We've talked about this off during a post mortem. What is
it? What is the possibility that the NSA in his bowel with which
we haven't really talked much about it in the last few shows,
with their feud with the CIA over who gets the most money?
Yes. has something to do with this outing of the CIA station
chief, what has got to be a big? I mean, if you're in the NSA,
and you're wondering, you're having this battle, and you're
maybe part of it, you have to be laughing your ass off.
So let's rewind. Our initial analysis, which is held true to
this day is there's a rift between the CIA and certainly
the NSA, but also FBI, but more importantly, the NSA, who were
getting all the money, had all the cool toys, had an office
deck, which looked like the enterprise, bridge, Star Trek,
whatever, whatever. And then they send a guy who is still a
card carrying CIA agent to work for a contractor. He was not a
direct NSA employee, and he spills the beans and makes these
guys look like crap. And now only one day after the budget is
signed by the president for the intelligence It's agencies which
we read this on the show, which includes a confidential schedule
of the real money. That's when all this takes place. And it's I
think it's very possible. This is a complete retaliation. But
you've got to wonder what side Merkel and the chairman's really
are on this could all be, they could be in bed with the NSA,
for all we know. And well, CIA, if you
remember when they first broke some of this news, and the
Germans were told that they were being spied on, there was an
indication that they shared information, and maybe they were
being spied on by the Germans themselves. And the NSA was
collecting the information on behalf of the Germans, there was
some indication that that might be going on. And then the grid
kind of broke down on the revelation that Merkel's cell
phone or mobile phone should be called the cell phones, really
an Americanism was was being tapped. And that irked her and
that kind of screwed things up a little bit. But it was like I
had the impression that they were in bed together. And I
think I think this is probably the if it was going to be let's
assume there's a there's a script going on here. It would
be look, we're sorry, we It wasn't our idea to tap your
phone, it was Obama's. And here's some information you
might find interesting, because two of your people. And we have
all the phone calls, if you want to hear him have been working
with the CIA station chief, and I don't know what they're up to.
But they're up to something. And you might want to look into
this. And here's all the here's the files, go over them when you
as you feel. And I think that's a distinct possibility. Why not?
First of all, a cell phone in Germany is known as a Hendee. Do
you have your handy? Just so you know, it's called the handy. And
generally speaking worldwide, though, for technology writers
are referred to as mobile friendly,
it's 100 on handy. And we can assume that this may also have
something to do with direct retaliation against the United
States State Department. From everything we know at this
moment. The so called spy may have really only been in contact
with the State Department. And I think that it's more likely
there's a rift between Germany, Angola and the State Department,
particularly if you remember this
you know what I mean? Yeah, I think that would be a reason and
State Department CIA are go very much hand in hand. Of course.
Maybe this is just
we've noticed the State Department CIA would be on one
side, which would be make sense in this whole regard. And we've
noticed that the NSA has cozied up with the FBI, because it went
during congressional hearings, and we've watched tons of them.
The FBI is often defending the NSA. Yep, in front of the Senate
and the House. And it seems like there's some coziness between
those two guys. So I think this is a if nothing else, it's it's
it sounds like a good drama.
It does. But it's just a rough patch in the relationship. So
another one of Snowdens lawyers cropped up dawns on Sky, and
it's always Snowdens lawyer. So we have the German German lawyer
Wolfgang, this is a Jessalyn. Radek.
Oh yeah, I've heard that herself.
She she she's just a right. Oh, right. No, this is the one
that's got the funny voice.
Yes. She and when she gets excited, her mouth starts to go
off.
She starts talking like this little bit. Yeah, it has
something. It's one of those things nervous thing. She starts
talking and finding like a
little Tourette's thing. I think it's sexy. You think so? It's
interesting. It is.
It feels great. Can you look to the left?
Edward Snowden his lawyer has told Sky News that this latest
round is over allegations that the US has been spying on the
German government's own investigation into those claims.
If you think about the idea of the US discovering a mall from
China, or Russia or even a friendly country, infiltrating
the staff of one of the congressional Intel committees,
we would be completely outraged. There's a very cozy, trusting,
cooperative relationship between Germany and the US and this spy
scandal is the biggest such eruption since World War Two.
Why is Snowden so called lawyer saying this kind of stuff?
I have no idea. You tell me. Well,
there's there's a lot of myths in this. And I think the final
analysis is obvious. We have The so we have Obama, and he's
really just the the administration. I don't know
what they're doing. And he's raising funds and he's go, he's
doing what he loves going around the country giving speeches,
then saying Republicans suck, which is boring. I mean, it's
been months since we've had a decent clip from him, it's all
boring, nothing new, nothing interesting. Then we have the
State Department with the Kagan's with the dailies and
they are no doubt doing all kinds of ugly things. And then
we have these the NSA CIA, but really cermony in the middle of
everything still dealing with the Russians. You know, of
course they've got Poland all of this stuff is the it's a whole
different entity. And and we cannot dismiss it the way we
have been dismissing and and maybe this sending the station
chief home, which Yeah, it's like sending your ambassador
home. It's a big deal. There's just a message to say Screw you.
And then there's this new player coming onto the scene, which has
nothing to do we don't know where she fits in anything. But
have you seen Ursula von der land? The defense minister? No,
look her up. Typing this German defense minister
Ursula, German defense
and then look at images.
Am I gonna like her?
Probably. Oh, she
looks a little more. Okay. I like to Ursula Oh, she looks
badass.
She is considered to be the next. She's gonna Chancellor
next chancellor. She's gonna be the next chancellor.
I like her look. I like it a lot.
She was on a couple of the shows you did. I only saw maybe only
one of the shows. But I saw her that's when I clued me and she
was like giving her rationale for kicking the the CIA guy out
and I watched her and she is really slick. She is of the
Christine Lagarde School of yes
combination although younger, prettier.
Yeah, but you can see where she's headed.
Oh yeah, she's headed straight for the top. She's a tip for the
top no Botox.
So this is a you have to keep tabs on this one's you know,
what
would really look good on her. catsuit a snow a sash. So
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I felt violated when he posted that picture on Google Plus So
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Don't
go on the boat you said.
I said don't go on the boat. Yeah.
And it's like, if I had known that it was going to show up
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It looked like a drowning rat. And Mickey looks
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you got a smile. Yes, reminds you you see these girls once?
Well, like that union is always the caption. Which one's the
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All right, I think it could have been woman with Dick. Either
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So here's so here's the deal. I have gotten numerous emails and
this one's just one of them saying nice Photoshop.
Why? Why would it be a Photoshop from Wow, why would it be a
Photoshop
and why would it be a Photoshop apparently does surging through
you too overboard? That's the way I saw it. Because you are
you're obviously sunbathing on the deck, and you're dressed up
the place with too much suntan oil. So he threw you both often?
No, no,
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on Lake Travis, which is like 65 miles of river kind of. Now
you're sitting on the boat and with Jean and his friends.
Oksana and Peltor spies. The whole boat was with like, we
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drinking vodka. Coincidentally, by coincidence and eaten, you
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I can't think of a better combination. And then after
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really
isn't there a hand on the boat? No, it's
not. It's not that big a boat. No, I did. That's what the
that's what Lake Travis is for. Jump in.
Travis is a giant lake of piss.
All most lakes are in turtle poop. Bunch of spies. Oksana was
a cute spy, though.
They usually are the most of the female spies are pretty cute.
Yeah,
yeah. And Amanda. No. I'm not Amanda. Maybe it was Amanda. A
redheaded Russian spy.
Oh, they're all rushes love them redheaded spy
and check this out. And so we're back on on the dock on the in
the harbor. And there was like, Oh, should we all go eat
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is code.
You know. That's all that is code. It has to be a hot
scrambled
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photo came to be. It's not photoshopped.
Yes, it's a real photo. It was sent to me and I said this could
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or five males ago and I sent some photo of you doing
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was photo bombing my niece Mickey's nice right
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they believe the material involved is low grade and would
not present a significant safety, security or nuclear
proliferation. ISIS also a base in northern Iraq last month that
contained Saddam Hussein stockpile of chemical weapons
including hundreds of warheads containing sarin and mustard
gas. Oh sure. I
have a couple of questions here one Why are you saying we should
be afraid of a dirty bomb when 20 seconds later you say it was
like medical stuff? Like I was low grade
blows up a flying needle can snap Yeah.
And to what is this weapons of mass destruction from Saddam
Hussein I thought there were no weapons of mass destruction
I thought too I didn't know about sarin gas and oh well crap
with and
all of a sudden it's all there.
Ah, this is bullcrap. This is just This is a phony baloney
story to get people back on bond the neocon bandwagon
must be it must be I see no other reason why.
So I caught this. This is just got nothing to do with any
thread here. It's just something I caught because I pointed it
out as a meme before I'm pointing it out as a meme again.
This is someone using the word calculus in a question and the
person answers it uses the word again. I'm saying we're wrong
word calculus is in all caps. You can visit
seek so those negotiations are how does it all change? Maybe
what our calculus is.
I don't know that it directly changes our calculus.
Do they mean calculation?
No, I mean strategy calculus. They're using the words calculus
as a synonym for strategy. Interesting.
Calculus.
And Obama uses it. It sounds smart. The I got another one
other shorty. Okay. Curious declassified document about
Snowden. Oh,
newly declassified documents. I show the Obama administration
knew ahead of time about the British government's plan to
force the Guardian newspaper to destroy hard drives containing
documents leaked by Snowden. The Associated Press obtained
records which show NSA officials called the plan destruction
quote, good news.
I thought that was peculiar.
Well, yeah, that your Government lied to you. Julia,
I had no idea that was good. No idea
that was going on. I was looking at some of the stuff going on in
Ukraine. No clips per se because the clips are all basically the
same. But poor chenko and yaps have now said, we're going to
continue getting rid of the horrible terrorists there in the
east which are Ukrainians and for each Ukrainian soldier
killed, the President has vowed they will kill 10s and hundreds
of militants in a bunch of war Hungary mongering eight holes
over there.
I'm telling you this Ukrainian they it's it's more obvious when
you start really digging into this is a fascist?
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, absolutely. I
mean, there are real Nazis.
Yeah, the end, and then they were supporting them. They were
they were taking selfies with McCain and Nudelman.
Oh, yeah. And Brennan was there. That's the one that gets me.
Yeah. It's like, you know, can you imagine seeing her a little,
you know, I an Occupy rally in New York and seeing the head of
the KGB hanging out there. I don't think so.
But here's what is it'd be of course, we know that Ukraine got
that big IMF loan. And as a part of that. This is this goes
quick. Ukraine's cabinet ministers has agreed to sell a
50% stake in the work NAFTA, and 90% of the shares in the Odessa
port plant. These are their their big facilities in the port
there. So they're privatizing the entire country. And they
haven't even killed everybody yet. In Greece, you know,
they've waited a couple of years and then they sold everything
off.
This is it guys are in a hurry.
Yeah. Yeah, they got to put up some gates and stuff in Odessa.
By the way, Odessa, which is, you know, is disputed, also
disputed territory. Meanwhile, everybody seems to be jumping on
board. Everyone's kind of going rogue Italy is going is jumping
into the South Stream gas pipeline with Gazprom. Croatia
is jumping in. It seems like the Germans and the French are, you
know, kind of cozying up to Putin. In the in the peace
talks. French President Francois overland and German Chancellor
Angela Merkel told Putin on Thursday that it was important
to reach a political solution quickly there they got three way
telephone call to do an a three way. There's a three way I'd
like to say. And then Putin. He's just sticking it up our
poop chute the Putin. Just come and run over to Cuba,
Vladimir Putin concluded to His first stop on the Latin American
tour to Havana. Speaking at a press conference, he confirmed
that many major important deals have been signed, particularly
allowing the Russian companies will eventually have to drill
oil in offshore platforms and Cuba potentially, those oil
fields have up to 20 billion barrels of oil, many other deals
as well. But the biggest news of the day, and this is the talk of
the town now is that Moscow officially confirmed it is
writing off 90% of Cubans debt to the Soviet Union, which
amounts to 32 billion US dollars and assuming a sum of money for
this, thankfully the remaining 10% will be reinvested into the
Cuban economy. The intrigue, of course, is now what Havana will
often offer in return. The speculation is rife that the
military base the writer base on Cuba, the Soviet base, Loulis,
which was shut down in the late 1990s. May be relaunched. But
that is of course the speculation. It was not
confirmed.
Yeah. And that's our backyard
dude. Yeah, well, it becomes a problem if they open up shop
there.
Well, that's why they're saying it obviously.
Yeah, just to threaten. I've got a piece of news. You're done
with the Yeah, well, I
was I was just gonna hit Afghanistan real quick if you
want, if you don't mind. Okay. So Kerry, of course had to, had
to jump in immediately. The he's been flying. You know, that is a
thankless job. That Secretary of State job he loves it. Oh, of
course. He loves it now, but he's
really mean because he thinks he's the boss. He is.
He's running some of it. The President called our President
Obama called those two guys. Hey, is this is not right. The
United Nations is saying oh, we have to audit now could take
several weeks. I have actually a clip of Carrie. Okay, so just to
set it up for those who are new to the no agenda show the
Afghani that his name Alfre shooty name is a shitty name.
Yeah.
The guy's name is better, Abdullah Abdullah
is easy to remember. So Abdullah Abdullah is not supposed to win.
But the Ghani guy is just see the picture
of carry with Abdullah Abdullah and they were both wearing the
exact same suit and the exact same tie. No, I
didn't see that. No, that was pretty good. I
think he's trying to kiss up to carry Excellent. All right,
you have this electronically an alleged low back right transfer
of power and turmoil. John Kerry spent his day in Kabul trying to
convince Afghanistan's leaders to agree to a comprehensive
audit of the June 14 election.
No one is declaring victory at this time. The results are yet
to be finalized. And so those questions have to be resolved.
And I'm very appreciative that Dr. Ghani respects that
Gandhi is the frontrunner according to controversial
preliminary results.
Our commitment is to ensure that the election promises
particularity in the legitimacy of Afghanistan in the world, we
believe
and so it gets what Boyd carry was the message he was there to
send was if Abdullah Abdullah wins, then we're pulling
everything out all our money screw you pound sand you brown
people. However, if you let our guy in Gani, if you let him win,
then we'll you can keep the money. We'll bring more money.
We'll keep some people here and everything will be flowing.
Yeah, that's pretty much it. Yeah, yeah. Well, you know, it's
those damn poppy fields. Yeah. Okay, so I was looking at some
United Nations stuff. I want to look at the thinking of the
children look at some UNICEF stuff. I'm looking at the what's
going on in Sudan, South and North Sudan.
You see that the in Sudan they now have cholera?
Why don't you let me finish myself? Hurry. I'm sorry.
I didn't mean it. I'm sorry. Pretend I didn't say that. I'll
cut it out.
Forget it. No, I'm sorry. Just play South Sudan news. Then
we'll go on to the your topic.
More than 2600 people have been infected by cholera. South
Sudan, at least 60 more have been killed by the outbreak
since May. According to the charity Save the Children. 1000s
of kids are at risk. Cholera is a waterborne disease that's
particularly dangerous in countries with poor sanitation.
Well, South Sudan has indeed been ravaged by deep ethnic
tensions since last year. Ever since President Salva Kiir
sacked his deputy react, Masha,
I apologize. I didn't mean to blow your.
Yeah, no, you just stepped all over it. Now. You got a punch
line, everything ruined. Show off your knowledge. I didn't
know you knew that.
Well, I had actually put it in, in the show notes because I
thought it was so funny. It seems like that's what the
United Nation does. You know, hey, Haiti, we're gonna help you
incidents is a little annoying, because there's a huge UN
mission down with the exact same people that they sent to Haiti.
Real same profile of countries it's almost identical.
You mean, who was it that brought the caller in from the
blue helmets
right? Don't remember. It's the same guys. Why don't they stop
this and what is it somebody noticed this and the UN of
course won't take they knew the UN did it in Haiti. They can't
they're not sure that South Sudan situation, but come on.
Where's cholera coming from?
It's a great way to kill people. It's it's really demoralizing. I
mean, if you're pooping your guts out, you're gonna you're
gonna do what people tell you to do.
You're gonna follow the rules.
I have a sash I tell you and I want you to follow my rules
follower. So if the rule is that we have to do it, then I'll do
it.
And here's a new rule coming up. It played this clip is actually
from last year afraid
to say anything now because I don't want to.
Actually the fact that you knew it was annoying. Phone bombs.
Were we back in this in the late day in 2003? Yeah, like phone
bombs. The federal
government today announced new rules that will require
passengers flying to the United States from some overseas
airports to power up their phones and laptops before
boarding. The move comes amid growing concern that terrorists
are trying to fashion new kinds of bombs, possibly disguised as
electronic devices.
Now but what what is new about this report?
What's new about it? When did they go back to this remember
when you had to you when you got on a plane it weren't they make
you bring your laptop and power it up?
Were you on were you on this program? Three days ago when we
yeah, this whole bit about this exact topic?
Yeah, we talked about it but I don't remember we played.
There's no clip that said they'd had to make your turn. Turn your
laptop on. I don't remember that in that. Yes, CD players.
Alright, see the pleasure, right? Yeah.
And that's where we got this clip rule follower.
So if the rule is that we have to do it, do it.
And then we discussed about how stupid it is because you don't
really want to be a TSA agent when someone's powering up their
explosive, right? It
will blow phones. And I left out while I says we're going to be
reminiscing I left out the anecdote I was going to say
which I didn't say which was a great gag to play on somebody if
you can get a hold of their lap
is turning turn the battery is they have a
note I have a power on sequence where it says bomb initiated
three to one
on the screen. That's a great gag John. That's
funny gag which I didn't bring up which I still think is a
funny one. If you can get some lead foil I think I've made
brought this up on the show before do get some some lead
foil. You cut out a profile of a automatic weapon of this of a
handgun. And then you stick it in somebody's book.
It's hilarious. I
tell you it because it's a foil so they wouldn't even notice it.
It would be like a bookmark. But when it goes through the X ray
machine, there's a distinct hand gun shows up on the X ray
machine. And then you have to go through a period of
embarrassment.
Yeah, this is great gag. This is very, very funny.
I just Yeah, well, just something to think about. Sorry
about the repeat. Okay. Let's go to here's what here's a bullcrap
story. And I don't know what the point of this is. Maybe you can
tell me this is the bullcrap Silicon Valley intern story.
Okay, finally now we started off by talking about apprentice
ships here in France, but interns in Silicon Valley, are
facing quite a different reality. There's a pretty
astonishing figure survey put together by Glassdoor find that
Silicon Valley summer interns are being paid as much as $7,000
a month. That's not bad. No, these are people who can be
hired out of high school by technology firms. Let's take a
look at some of the highest paid Palantir is a data analysis
technology company. They top the bill over $7,000, Twitter,
Facebook, Google, Apple, all pretty significant salaries and
more than the average household income in the US, which is just
$4,280 Not a bad start feasible, but they are in very high demand
Silicon Valley firms doing their best to attract those talent
early on trying to get them even before they go to university
into those internships and of course into jobs afterwards. So
this is very interesting as it plays right into a news report
that I picked up and this is what I decided not to play
earlier in the show with the very beginning. And I'm glad I
didn't because it fits right in.
That's right, your weekly hooker report. As you know, economics
ties directly into hookers. And when you've got interns making
seven grand,
the world's oldest profession meets one of the world's newest
or Segal, CNN Money tech expert. You recently visited Silicon
Valley. She's a
tech expert, because this is now tech news, you see, and for when
we have tech news, if we don't have a phone to talk about,
well, what we did, let's talk about hookers
quick wealth that some of these guys experienced. They're the
app developers, entrepreneurs, programmers. Developers kind of
led to a sort of cottage sex industry
cottage sex industry white cottage sex industry kind Don
Lemon were under what rock do you live my friend?
Oh my gosh, Don the last thing you think of when you think of
Silicon Valley and these nerds and programmers nerds
they don't fuck it less than you think of nerds no folk
are the sex industry. But we spoke we went we did a behind
the scenes look. And we spoke to women who are capitalizing on a
lot of the new money there. And they're using some very
interesting marketing techniques,
interesting new marketing techniques. Oh, wow. This is I
can't wait to hear. Are they using codes like, like Carbonite
codes to advertise? Or what are they doing? Okay, according to
the
females, we've had contact within males because it's both
males and females. They indicate that they can make more money in
San Jose and they can charge more for their services based on
what individuals in our area make
people in the area make a lot average wages over the last year
have over $96,000 and enjoy. Really sweet. Karen is a sex
worker bases.
This ratio images on Bloomberg and valley.
She charges four to $500 an hour. How much money do you
think you've made?
I've made close to a million dollars.
Now. Why CNN this by the way, this was a six minute report on
hookers in Silicon Valley, by the way, also male hookers
because you know, those those geeks and nerds faggots all of
them? Is is really Unbelievable.
That's tech news today this is your tech news. If it's not a
phone that way, I can't say anything else other than that.
Hold on a second. John. It was time for your tech news today
everybody. John, is there a new phone out?
No, there's no new phone out.
That's your tech news for today and let's talk about hookers is
really really has to slow sometimes
you know these rich guys in these hookers it doesn't go
well. I noticed this Google I've kind of been avoiding it right
here's the report heroin girl. I've been avoiding the Google
story I'll you brought it up with the hookers Yeah, that's
why
they that's why CNN did it.
A woman police described as a high price cooker is tied to the
heroine death of a second man
and it's Don Lemon again. Donna's doing nothing but hookah
reports.
The other story that he bombed is there's
no freakin way the man was a drug abuser. Alex Tillman's
Tillman's alleged role in the heroin death of a Google
executive in California prompted by the way,
first name Alex, same as the hot lesbian on Orange is the New
Black just a coincidence and this one's also kind of hot
looking at just the coins at least,
to reopen a case across the country. The dead man in Georgia
was Tillman's boyfriend Dean, Rio Pell owner of Atlanta's
masquerade bar and concert hall and lead singer of the shock and
glam rock band infinite sea snakes. I
really how can we don't talk about the dead Google guy who
apparently was involved in making Google Glass? Yeah, he
comes up I mean, this is what I mean. He got balls coming to
him. You make this thing you made this Google Glass here
gonna kill you with a hooker and heroin
they played the band.
Play like God,
I want you to listen to the 911 call that someone made the last
September
I think boyfriend overdose or something like that. And why do
you think he took it out? Why do you think it's an overdose?
There's nothing else that could be okay. Dental or intention? I
think
oh definitely accidental, accidental.
Alright, so real pills friend and former bandmate says that
real pill was into raising monkeys not shooting heroin. A
minute.
This story just gets
better and better. And that's your tech news.
way, shape or form any kind of user of heroin or drugs or
anything. You know, I'm a pot smoker, and he would get on
about smoking pot. It's not good for him. He was really health
conscious and doing heroin no freaking away.
Alright, another twist in the case is if there could be
another one, the yacht where police say Tolman help the
Google executive shoot heroin then stepped over his body
finished her glass of wine and left without calling for help.
In an affiliate Kron or KR O N reports that yacht is for sale
for $345,000.
To Eric, and he's he's punched yet to give him credit on this
one. He says, Wow, that was a long way to go for an ad to sell
a yacht.
Yeah, good point.
But no, this they had to guess. Uh, the guy at the Google guy
had his boat was filled with cameras. And this idiot woman
this story. There's something wrong with this story. What do
we know? Do we know anyone who actually knew this guy, you get
a little bit more ingrained in there.
Give it to Google is a locked vessel. It is a closed shop.
They do not let the media do anything. You know a few people
at Google. You can go there and have lunch with them. You can go
hang out in Google if you want to. But no, nobody's talking
about nothing that's very close. It's almost secretive. They
don't have any real forward looking a press operation. You
have to send requests and everybody does. And then you get
big tourist notes back. It's really a horrible place.
But it's almost like there's a cover up that the guy was a
smack chunky,
of any of this. local the local stories played.
Everybody's making it look like she killed him and she murdered
him when? Sounds like he was just having crazy as sex with a
crazy ass hooker, who had crazy as horse
and killed him.
Yeah. And Rob daddy. She
said, Well, I'm glad that's overweight.
Let me have the damage.
That thought he passed out to you. I mean, you don't know
whatever the case was. She's done this couple times. And that
I was listening to that voice when she made the phone call.
And it was seems pretty sketchy. But you know, there's
So what is tech news? At least we have something to talk about
news. Yeah, horrors. All right, I
have one final thing, but it's just a thought. Since we don't
really have any, there is no tech news. But I can actually, I
have a billion dollar idea. And I want to give that away on this
show. Of course.
Of course I value for value. Well, I have some ideas about
how we can protect our upside in this. It came to me after
listening and watching this report
300 simulated plane crash victims on the runway at sea TAC
have a collarbone injury, my chest, it's coming out. broken
legs.
The only other thing other than your legs.
These volunteers are putting first responders through their
paces, each with a specific role they're playing,
I have a compound fracture of the leg. And I'm screaming for
help and trying to find my purse.
This kind of mass casualty drill is required by the Feds for the
airport to keep its certification.
And it's also great practice for us that we can close down an
entire runway and actually walk through the process with all of
our first responders.
And these volunteers say spending the day laying on the
runway is worth it. If someday had saved someone's life. The
drill will be going on until at least one this afternoon. So
maybe if you're headed to the airport right now to catch a
flight. Don't be taken off guard. If you see that dramatic
scene going on right now back to you. All right, learning from
history to prevent things in the future there. And thanks so
much. All right.
So this is these drills. Now these crisis actors, and they
all you know, it gives people a very real world experience. And
this is now commonplace in their Shula in the schools where we
have active shooter drills, and this is the whole country is
crazy with making it so realistic, as realistic as
possible. And it hit me amateur radio that and John here comes
the it's a it's maybe not a billion dollar idea right off
the bat, but I think hundreds of millions of dollars, possibly.
Here we go from gamifying amateur radio. And let me
explain what I mean. First of all, what did these guys they do
these emergency nets, where they're like, Okay, being in
real emergency here on Sunday night at 11, we're going to be
able to check in and make sure we all know how to communicate.
They should have ham radio guys, we'd like real like, you know,
with real situation scripted. But you know, like realistic
sound effects people screaming in the background and stuff and
like, okay, it'd be and we need some we need help over here. We
need to bring the choppers in and have had these guys really,
really do a real drill have them involved in these drills. Right
now. The problem with ham radio is it is they've stopped
innovation in 1952 happened I was talking to a developer, this
guy Andrea in Italy. And he does an app for for ham radio for
these digital modes. And I want you to take a look at this at
some screenshots. Just so you can see what I'm talking about.
And you can see this John, if you go to ham shots.no agenda
notes.com Ham shots.no agenda notes.com. Are you there?
No. Okay.
I just want you to take a look. You'll see I have a ham radio
screenshots. You have it
get in there. You'll see the KEA get ham radio screenshots,
and you click on the first one, you see the KX three companion
app. Okay, and you see you see like a waterfall as we call it
with signals. And then you see it's gobbledygook but that turns
into actual text above. Right, you see the frequency then you
see below that another link for the waterfall and you can see
something looks like Space Invaders. But that's also those
are signals. Yeah. And then the combo screen and we look at this
thing. Look at this screen. We got like a spectrum analysis and
you got these Space Invaders flopping down. And why don't we
develop these apps, like games like you know, like, war of
world Good War, World craft and all this stuff. World of
Warcraft, World of Warcraft, whatever, real games, where
you're shooting at these at these waterfalls, think of it as
you can have a you can do it as a complete computer game. And
you can play against each other people around the world but you
have this added element of the maker vibe, where you have to
build your transmitter you got to in order to participate. You
have to have a transceiver and you have to have you have an
antenna. And all you need to do is create an app that
essentially you can build it with like Twitter interface, you
can do it a complete game, because it's just a network it's
a network of communication signals. And even with your
dinky as technicians license which you have, of course, I'm a
general, you can already get on all of these on HF bands you
have like on 40 meters, you're allowed certain you're allowed.
You have certain permissions 10 meters specifically, and
anything on the higher frequencies. And we could need
the Arduino guys are all over this we just need to rebrand all
these things. And you can you can game and shoot down
transmitters and balloons in drones you can even you could be
fighting against this the astronauts on the International
Space Station all of this is already happening. It's just
instead of doing something cool with it, all these all these re
ham radio guys are going yeah, what's the weather? There's my
signal report 59959 Instead of I'm going to shoot you or you
know, listen, this can be cool it. These are some Arduino
projects and everything. Lots of people use Arduino aprs data
logger. No, no, we need to rebrand that drone target
locator. And you could actually have a simulated drone strike
QRSs beacon, extremely low powered drone target locator
high vo vocally
Okay, I'll let you go on and on. But where are you started about
a billion dollar idea where's the billion dollars,
the billion dollars is to create apps and interfaces that use the
stuff that is already we even had this contest. Everything is
already in place, John, everything is in place. It's
just no one has done the new interface. They're doing the
same them drawing pictures of old school radios with knobs on
it that you manipulate with the mouse, instead of making it into
a game, then everyone would want to be on it. Look, we're gonna
get kicked off the internet anyway. So why not be ahead of
the game. And you can use it all you have to do is take these
existing debts digital and create new interfaces in your
apps will promote it. You give us a piece of the action. And we
have the patent on it now because we've already we've
discussed it here we have prior art. Okay, I guess you don't see
it. You know, like could I don't? Listen, instead of a
handheld walkie talkie you call it a wearable? Don't you see?
It's so easy. Yeah, okay. TMF controlled SSTV camera webcam
girls. Hello. It's so obvious that this needs to be done.
You're not seeing you have no vision.
I know you're the visionary.
You have no vision. You don't you don't see the Oh man. I feel
like I've completely missed a miss communicated this to you?
Well, I'm looking at the one to picture with all the aliens
coming down. It's kind of interesting. Okay, I'll I'll
have to conceptualize what you're telling me, You're gonna
have to tell me more? Okay, probably not on the show? Well,
the point is, there is I believe that there is an entire segment
of people who actually would listen to our show.
Now, I'll tell you this. Well, let's back up to your original
premise. I'm in total agreement, this is a technology that has
been allowed to languish since about 1950 or 48. For that
matter, they don't let you do this. They don't let you do
that. The amateur radio you got to remember amateur radio
actually stems from the early radio days from in the early
1900s. from about 1918 to about 1925. And there's a lot of
there's like tons of magazines and it was all hobbyists back
then it was very much like the early computer days, it was
gonna save the world and everyone could communicate with
everybody else. And it was then there's all kinds of gear and it
was just fantastic. And you were it was wide open. It was a wide
open West like the internet is today get used to the fact that
this is the golden age of the internet, this isn't going to
last any longer than the golden age of radio went on. And I by
that I mean the early days or radio not the 30s and 40s where
all the radio plays were on. And that period was very slowly they
started to tighten and tighten and tighten and now you you got
it you got not only the inability to do half the stuff
you'd like to do on amateur radio if you could, but you
can't you can't play music. You can't talk about business. You
can't do this. And he had to put your call letters out there
every five minutes or somebody who's listening in was going to
turn you in because it's it's essentially a dict entire world
of of, I would say stupid gins that are out there listening to
your every move and reporting you because this is what this is
kind of their hobby. And it's and it doesn't they you can't do
certain digital things, you can't get a high speed internet
connection over ham radio. You mean there's packet radio and
some of these slow speed crazy things that are just only so
good. It's a ver and it's just and then they keep taking
bandwidth away while we need this for some wireless thing or
the phone company wants it so you hams can go away and we're
going to run route signals up and down the wires that are out
in front of your house is going to screw up your ham single too
bad. It's a disaster. See, I
see it exactly, I see only opportunity. I see the guys who
are doing 250 milliwatt communications and tracking it
back through the internet and are sending command and control
command codes, which is all this is easily legal. According to
him standard, all this stuff that you just talked about is
the old school. That's all the old screw those guys screw every
single one of them. They're all boring, old and annoying. And
the new ham guys, they can be doing amazing things. They can
have apps communicating with each other in in real time. And
it's just it's a it's a beautiful new element that you
add to it where you know, you have to build your little
Arduino stack, you get your Raspberry Pi, you put it all
together, you put a wire out the window. And yeah, I'm sure some
guys will buy the big rigs and you know, but we all think
you're dicks anyway. And we'll try and jam your signal. It's
time to play this thing named it's begging to be gamified.
It's just begging. And we could do this under the radar in in a
year we could have something completely cool going on that no
one would understand how to stop.
You have a guy you don't know how to stop it. You have an FCC
guy knocking on your door. You'd like a $10,000 Fine, sir.
No, no, no, no, no, it's not doing anything illegal. It's all
legal. What
do you mean like what you're doing?
telling you it's a good idea. All right. I will never bring it
up again. But you should I'm
sure you will bring it up again. I'm not going to now so long as
you don't. Okay, as long as they don't want nothing. What else we
got? We got to fit wrap.
Okay, so the World Cup I guess has already started the finals
of this is I'm being gun shy. I don't want to talk about
anything anymore. Because I
stick with a theory Argentina wins. Yeah.
Well, I'm tired of people saying we don't know shit about soccer.
And that's not the point.
You don't know what a striker is. It's, I thought this was
good. I got a clip here, Pope Benedict and it was the German
and they and I guess the Argentinian guy. They got
together and shook hands over this upcoming match. And this
was the kicker to the
Germany's Soccer is the most important sport, and I've always
been passionate about it. For me, there's nothing more
important thing.
The match has been pitched as a tale of two Pope's hitting
Argentine pontiff Francis against his predecessor
Benedict. But the Vatican says the match starts too late. Even
for football fan, Francis. Benedict, meanwhile, is
apparently not fussed about football.
So Benedict, a German guy doesn't he's like, the other
guy's a football fan. He's like what kind of a religious leader,
to be honest about a spiritual leader would ever admit to being
a football fan. It's a it's a rigged sport is it's it's, I
don't know. It's like all sports. They're opiates for the
masses. Well, in this case, Joy sports, but I'm not. I'm not
running the church. The other Pope, he had it right. You know,
what's that? What's the fuss now?
Well, whenever you have 7 million people in America
watching anything, it's a distraction moment. So I'll be
watching everything else. This is too big. Now in America. I
have any bugs? Any one of these matches? Oh, really? Oh, no. I
have. So when somebody says, Oh, you don't know anything about
soccer or football? I say yeah. So what we're not predicting
this game on based on our knowledge of the game. We're
doing it for geopolitical reasons. And so I'll just say
that Argentina is going to win probably two to one, they're all
two to one to one match. And then that's that won't care. I'm
not gonna watch the game. There's a good baseball game on.
Well, as you know, I'm from the future. And it's very horrible,
but Germany wins. And this solidifies their power. And they
will become the adversary of the world. For the third time. This
is the tipping point
actually is not the third time that you go back far enough.
More than three, it's about 50. Why is it always those guys?
It's just that they like it. They enjoy it. It's part of
their culture.
All right. And the next show we do will be from the new place
yeah that's exciting if all goes according to plan you want to do
a test run or anything I guess you will know I'll have to I
mean it's not just go to the the hall testing center you know now
these crazy Time Warner guys man like you cannot book a
transition more than a one week or 10 days in advance so I'd
have to have been calling every two weeks to move my appointment
that makes any sense yeah.
Oh yeah it's another you get the appointment so now they're
locked in and now you can push it as opposed to making it from
scratch and not getting it on time but we
you know, I called last month and I said I want to be on the
16th No, oh, I can't go past the the Fifth of July. What do you
mean why can't book it that far in advance? Okay. I don't know
why.
So I'm thinking of back to this website, the Mac koi shop.com
which has all the metals and stuff you can get for the EU. A
bunch of good cool stuff we can get to I'm gonna buy I'm gonna
get myself a metal
I want I just want to sash I think I think a sash is
definitely getting the sad because lashes are pretty
expensive. Just have Mimi make one
sashes doesn't mean is Mimi handy that
way? Yeah, she could make a sash. Really? Yeah, I didn't
know just like this. Do you wouldn't know the difference?
It'd be a lot cheaper.
But it wouldn't be official. It has to have the
fat bullcrap. Who
cares if something about the
no agenda challenge coin at the bottom? Oh, yeah.
I can do a sash with a whole bunch of challenge coins. Yeah,
like flair. Flair. European flair. Everybody
got a couple of different they have an older men slash they
have a mayor slash slash sash. So there's more than one kind of
sash available. I'll let the older men one. I think you'll
get an older man is
I've seen it on the show Chicago so I know exactly what an
ultimate is.
Does he wear a sash Oh, there's a different kind of says you can
a hip model around your hip and then his bunches cause it sag.
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