shaken and bacon and that thing. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sterling July 24 2014, time for your crypto nation media
assassination episode 637. This is no agenda playing with my
instruments again here in the South Austin safe house and FEMA
Region six here in the capital, the drone Star State in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm much less
enthusiastic, but I'm still here. I'm John C. Dvorak. Hill.
Okay, what is it?
Nothing. I just, that's it. You're very enthusiastic. You
play a little Freddie Mercury and the next thing you know,
you're all jacked.
Actually, I played eight Beatles tracks on the on the pre stream
today. So that's why No, that's why I got all jacked up. Is that
some good stuff? Well, you never were a Beatles fan. Were you?
I was always a Beatles fan. I was an original Beatles fan.
When I was in school. When the Beatles first showed up. I was a
huge Beatles fan. And I went through the whole Beatles thing
I got all their albums as they came out. They came out when
they came out. I bought one let me let me ask something and I
got sick of them after all these years.
But I think it's still it's I'm a second generation Beatles fan.
Acadiana first generation is Beatle fan huge Beatles fan I
came
in on the red and the blue albums. You remember those? The
double albums which is kind of like compilations I don't even
remember those now, here of course is the obvious question
John or Paul
What about John or plus I found David that here's what my
thinking was I thought both of them work together great as a
team you're a big team guy. I thought they only work together
as a team even though much of their you know the best material
was written by probably by John and tempered by Paul or written
by Paul and tempered by John or beefed up by John he was the
more radical that you in the terms of the songwriting as
opposed to just the simple love songs. And but if it wasn't for
Paul, the band wouldn't exist.
Oh, yeah, no, I agree. But I but Paul Solo has vivid always been
very difficult for me. But I can't I can't go to Paul
McCartney show and because mastic
I thought his his solos during the Beatles era were a little
sappy. Yeah,
the whole wings thing. And in fact, wasn't it? I think it was.
Wings was the first time we had an isolated microphone, prank or
gag that circled around radio stations. And it was of Linda,
do you remember that? And why don't you tell me about
it. So she was on the two out on the road with with wings and
Linda and everyone's like, Oh, Linda has to play tambourine and
sing back. Oh, really? Who really? And the I sewed her
microphone or at least that was what they said. It was like
vaguely remember? Yeah. And it was really horribly off. Yeah, I
think you could do Yeah, I remember that. But everybody
believed at least here in the United States that it was a
great gag. It's a great gag. Yeah, but everyone also believed
it was it was kind of messed with you know, it was it was
of course it was to was tweaked course. But anyway, I just I
play like a different site. Here's here's what I played.
I'll tell you and me just kind of amazed when you just hear the
songs I played. We can work it out. Eight Days a Week come
together. HelloGoodbye help revolution in my life. And these
are great songs.
Fingers you play those?
What does that mean? I'm not a good one. I'm a hit driven boy.
Those are the big hits. Play no agenda type be the tax man.
There's a good tune and now we've played that
a lot. Okay, that's one you got one no agenda tune right.
I'm sure there's others.
Revolution Beatles revolution is not a no agenda song.
I don't think so. Okay. All right. All right, then. It's a
corny. That's an example of the Lenin's corn ball material.
Well, there you go. Corn ball are us here in Austin.
Hey, talking about that. I didn't get my hold on a second.
I gotta get well. Here's an interesting story that's kind of
Texas related, at least at the punch lines, Texas. I never
heard of this. This is called coaling or something like you
heard of this. This is something I think the French dreamed up or
somebody spoofed them or maybe I'm wrong. And maybe some Texans
can chime in and say oh, you're completely out of a direct
desert old age does play this clip from France. 24 this cold
cold and
we see here it's not about to give up the ghost. Its owner is
cold rolling, deliberately revving a modified engine to
full power in order to spews sick black smoke from the
exhaust. Cool rollers say they're protesting against
environmental measures introduced by the Obama
administration. And then exploits have gone viral. But a
growing number of owners of these tampered with trucks are
blowing their smoke at other motorists, cyclists and
pedestrians and posting the video to YouTube, much to the
outrage of countless social networkers.
coaling victims have been sharing accounts online. And
while the majority of web uses condemned the practice
describing it as extremely stupid, others say it's not a
new craze and unfortunately has been around in the southern US
for quite some years.
I don't think I've ever heard of this job.
I've never heard of it either. I think the French had been ranked
but played played play it out because there's a punch line.
The US Environmental Protection Agency has posted a message to
its website reminding citizens it is in fact illegal to tamper
with or remove emission control devices from vehicles. But as
journalists didn't better points out not every state respects
this law singling out Texas in particular, which doesn't
require emissions testings for diesel engines have co wrote
this
by the way, how can you watch that crap on France? 24 That's
hokey as shitty production it's annoying.
It is annoying I didn't say it wasn't annoying. So this is
clearly cereal like that. That's why I do it. That's a great
story. I've never heard of this as anybody we have a lot of
Texas listeners a lot somebody feedback to us that this is
actually something that goes on
I've been here for almost three years I've never heard of this
this is not Yeah, I've
never heard of it and I'm getting again in car country
California.
But it sounds like a slam against Texas not not having as
restrictions on diesel or something possible
pa stuff possible.
The EPA. My I'm not allowed to talk about I'm sorry.
We're not just not part of the show. Now but I thought I just
thought this was a prank it was played on France. 2014 and I
could be wrong. But this is not a phenomenon. Not that
I'm aware of. No, not that I'm aware of. But then again, I
don't get how much
you get out enough. Not really. You'd be getting it off the
local news if it was going on. I don't
even watch local news. Now you're Well, thanks, buddy.
You're supposed to be keeping up with Texas culture while you're
there. I'm doing my best for you move to like next your next
location.
I got a Facebook message from your wife. Oh, no. You guys move
more than my dog moves his bowels. What exactly you know
about you move in and she got to work on her material. Or joke.
Public she said that in public. I would leave on
the Facebook's and she doesn't have a dog she's got like five
and another cat died. You get like everyone's dying up there
man. i Please don't go up there. died. I don't know if the old
one
had Zoey.
Yeah, I think it was Zoe.
Oh Zoey. Yeah, she's been done her last legs for a while she's
gone. Just so sorry to inform you but she's gone.
No, I know that. So he's dead. In fact, on the west coast,
unlike your coal rolling story
I had no idea the best podcast I did was unaware I'm sorry. Now
we're all up to speed on the divorce Zoo. Oh, my goodness.
Well,
I think that the next one that goes is gonna be the donkey.
Okay, please don't tell me there's actually a donkey up
there.
It's actually a burro.
Of course. Well, of course i i paid. It was quite interesting.
And in many ways very strange to see a CNN pretty much spend the
entire day yesterday live from the Netherlands. With I thought
just the most inappropriate commentary from Anderson Cooper
and the deal do in my boot rope around my testicles guy. I'm
getting a little tired of seeing Richard Quest as the aviation
expert on CNN.
He became one I used to be the goofball reports from Europe.
He was the goofball business guy he would do trips and do stand
up I know what happened because he was traveling on airlines so
much that he got to know a little bit about what's going on
and cuz I met him once.
Hey, just because you travel on airlines
doesn't make it that's it. I'm telling you. I'm doing it.
That's why he's the aviation. Think about
this. Here's it. Here's a point. If you remember the early two,
you're still old enough to remember the early days of like
the Mac the apple two and then that's when I they're there when
they were early computers came out when everyone's deciding to
get it good. When businesses were deciding to get a computer,
they'd find someone in the office who owned an apple two
didn't know anything about computers. And now they're the
the expert. Yeah. Oh, yeah. They were promoted to computer
expert, because they owned an apple two. And typically
dude named Ben, his name was Ben.
They could be where it started. Well, I
remember at MTV when I first arrived in 1980s, is 8687. Then
I had a Mac Plus and I was on the source and prodigy source.
Yeah, remember the source?
Mac was the source still in business when the Mac came out
didn't? Well, Vienna
online was the precursor to AOL. And it was on that and then this
is where I got my first slip account and learn how to begin
on the Learn how to how to telnet into my shell and can
fire up a gopher session. But at MTV, they were using a Wang.
Wang system.
This was the word processor more than anything. Well, it had it
had a central
processor, which was typically used when someone said Wang It
was followed by is down. That was the Wang is down. But all
they do is they print out big. uppercase letters for the
teleprompter, which I know we've talked about a performance fund
to mention it, which was a conveyor belt with a camera
hovered over it that a guy literally fed pieces of paper
with, with printed text that was then displayed in the
teleprompter. The good old days less pathetic. Yeah, well, lower
thirds. You had a lower third camera. Do you remember that?
You had it and you had a title card. It's what it was called.
And they still call it title card in the digital world. I
think if you look at the new switchers, like the what is
that? The TriCaster this, it's still called the title card. And
it's a black card and it has the graphics imprinted on it, or
sometimes hand drawn. And that put that under a title camera,
and that would be superimposed lower third, and that was hockey
brought in Lower Third graphics. Hell yeah. Those
days are over. Yeah,
but it's fun to reminisce a little bit. You're right. It's
not okay. So
no, it is. I mean, I think it's interesting. I think people are
interested in these old era, you know, you muscle like Mickey
Rooney, he'd be good with the stories and look where it got
him. Go on did. So when was
your point? Well, no, I was just going to say that this was very
interesting, because I have grown up in the Netherlands. I
know the Netherlands very well, to see the coverage here in the
United States. To see just about everybody we know. And that's
why I was on I was cruising through the social media, which
is my my version of admitting that I have a Facebook account.
And everyone had to indeed change their icon to a black
ribbon. We'll never forget age 17 or something. And it's there
was a national day of mourning.
And then they had a military ceremony with these people
military. No,
this is this is. So what has happened here is the distraction
was so the so well orchestrated, so well done, that everyone was
only focused on the deceased and not at all about what happened,
how it happened, the political ramifications, the geopolitical
ramifications. And the truth really is not being reported at
all in the Netherlands, which we'll get to in a moment, the
truth about the 400 Year special relationship and the 400 year
friendship between Russia and the Netherlands. But a lot of
things have come out that are I think, are very important to
discuss. First, just to add on to our analysis of the radar
spoofing. So now we have received reports everywhere that
there was a Ukrainian su 25 fighter within five kilometers
behind the aircraft. And it was kind of interesting because
someone sent me an email and said, This is bullcrap. Look at
the stats, it only has a ceiling of 28,000 feet. So it couldn't
be up 33,000 feet.
What? 777 Oh, no, the
SU 25 The Ukrainian jet the fighter jets? Yeah,
nonsense. No, it's
not nonsense.
It only goes to 25,000 Ah, hold on
a second. This is where people make the mistake between a
ceiling and Max operating altitude is two different
things. So the ceiling is where that limit kicks in where the
aircraft will not increase altitude at at least 100 feet
per minute. And yeah, with the smaller wings and stuff.
Absolutely. You know, have you seen the su 25? It kind of looks
like you know, someone put it together in the garage. I mean,
it's not a great look. An aircraft. It's been around for a
long time. But it has and this is what what really nailed it
for me. It has a max operating altitude of 33,000 feet. And
when you take into account that the Ukraine air traffic
controller requested mh 17 descend from 3500 to
33 35,000 35,000 to 33,000, which is just at the top of the
range for the radar spoofing. It kind of adds to the, to the
analysis.
What controller was this
Ukrainian? It? Well, it's you can see it on all the flight
data tracking that it was at 35,000 and descended to 33.
That's why it wasn't 33? Because that's the max operating ceiling
of the su 25. Yeah, exactly. But I think that we're done with
with the analysis. And
I don't think there's much more to say you have a couple of
things to add in terms of what else is kind of fishy about the
whole thing? Well, I went why the flight may have been chosen.
Sure, I have a number of things as well. But let
me do a couple of things here. First of all, I want to get back
to the point that we've made a number of times, which is that
is important to the United States to maintain the world's
currency,
correct, which is, which is the reserve currency which all
necessary things
allows us to have a huge debts, that we don't have to worry
about it. And it keeps the economy there's most of the
worlds are in pretty bad depression. And we're just we're
muddling through. Okay, man, largely because of the debt just
getting by getting by. And so when people and we've noticed
this before, one of the themes of the show is actually when
somebody threatens to go off, bypass or do something about the
world currency, which has been now done, as we reported with
Russia, the bricks. You have to go after these guys would like
to deal with Qaddafi. Qaddafi was everybody's body meetings
and everything was going on in sites.
Everybody was in his tent. Everybody was hanging out. And
then he said, Oh, let's do a gold dinar for all of Northern
Africa. And that didn't sit well. But we can go back to
2003, Saddam, Saddam Hussein, who wanted to sell oil, and I
think it was euros.
So you have this situation. So the Russians, and this is the
whole idea of Russia, going after Russia for its involvement
in this, we can't have that. And this is very important that we
send the message to everybody. And one of the things we have to
do is get the Europe to help us pull this off, even though
they're very reluctant to do so. So what country would be the one
that would be the hardest to get over? Because you think
Germany's got a strong connection?
Now? It would be the Netherlands who after China is the number
one business partner of Russia? Yes,
they were naughty people don't realize that so that so play
that to Holland inch and Russia clip and then we'll go on and I
got one other little kicker.
Yeah. Well, you're leading me right into my mind.
I'm sure I am.
So EU meetings going on today about fresh sanctions that could
be imposed on Russia.
That's right. There's been criticisms that Brussels has
been sparing Moscow from tougher sanctions for the sake of
economic ties. Now, let's look at three key economies in Europe
and how their trade has trade that has changed with Russia
since 1999. Germany's main exports to Russia are cars
trained in medicine, while about a third of its oil and gas comes
from Russia. And there are about 6000 Germany companies
registered in Russia, and together they've invested 20
billion euros in recent years. So Germany may be one of
Europe's most influential countries, and the fact that
it's roughly three times more tied to Russia than the UK may
explain why Britain has been more aggressive in pushing
sanctions. As we can see the UK principal export is cars but
it's very low in terms of overall imports. And it's also
largest export coming from Russia is oil and gas. Now
meanwhile, another country to look at is the Netherlands The
Dutch government is under enormous pressure to take a
tough stance it's 193 of its citizens were on board Flight MH
17. But we can see it has become Europe's largest recipient of
Russian exports, while it sends X exports to Russia such as
agriculture, mainly flowers and also technology so we can see
some of the things buying these economies to Russia limiting and
changing the debate about what sanctions they could take
against the country.
Allow me to jump in here. The it is a the Netherlands is the
largest importer but also simultaneously the exporter. You
see the Netherlands exporter in a you yes because the net
blondes, all they are is a storage point. And there's two
spots. And it is all with all these dealings with Russia. So
one is Russian oil, which is shipped down to the Port of
Rotterdam, which has the 24 meter depth that you need to
really do the big deep water loading of oil tankers, which
are then subsequently sent off to China. And then you have the
gas storage, which is in the northern part of the
Netherlands, you know, where they have all these, all these
earthquakes all the time. So they store Gazprom gas, up under
the ground in the in the husk Guney. So this actually started
like 10 or 15 years ago, where they knew they were going to run
out of gas up there. And they said, you know, let's start
doing some business with Russia. And we'll store all of that gas
underneath the, in our old reserves spot. Now add to that,
the Netherlands is of course known for the Dutch reach
around, which I have always enjoyed, which is the tax haven
that it is. And this is why you have Apple and Amazon and eBay
and Microsoft and everybody is has their their BVs. Or the
envies often in the Netherlands and the banks there have at just
one Gazprom account is estimated at 54 billion euros. Now, that
is not the only reason why the Netherlands is attractive. And I
have talked about this about the legal system where they have the
judges are professional judges, these are not appointed by the
president or anything like that. And you also have substitute
judges, which are typically lawyers from a law firm, which
you can hire. And I have been in court several times in the
Netherlands. And it's very disconcerting, and very, very
sad when you see that someone can hire a very high profile law
firm, whose job one of their lawyers may be a substitute
judge sitting on the bench. And I'm pretty sure it's a very,
very, very corrupt system. But there's a famous case, which
took place also 15 years ago, of a Russian oligarch who in Russia
was essentially said about, we're going to seize all your
assets in the Netherlands, we're going to throw you in jail. And
the Dutch courts overturn that and gave the guy safe haven and
gave him all his money in the Netherlands. So all the Russians
like, this is the place to be we can buy these guys off. And this
is almost not known that this is how this is what's going on. I
don't think the population really realizes it. And this is
why they're all these closed door meetings, and the
government is freaking out because the elites of the
Netherlands, they are all and the Dutch state owns at least
50% of all of this oil and gas business. And the other 50% is
all the asshole buddies of the politician to go right into the
politicians come in the garage there on the boards of all these
companies. It's it's a huge setup. It's all about the oil
and gas and the the Netherlands itself. Actually, some reports
say they lose money on this importing and exporting because
all they're really doing is just passing the gas and the oil on.
But all everybody in the middle are the people running the ships
and storing the gas and digging trenches and dragging and all
this business. They are making billions and no one wants to
upset the applecart. And this is well known by Well, certainly
the United States. And then there's one other thing, and
then I'll shut up and you get to your next clip, there has been a
call from the European Union, particularly from our guy
Juncker. To create an Energy Union. So we have a monetary
union have been trying to pull together a political unit. Now
they want a monetary union, an Energy Union, which would
combine the European purchasing power of particularly gas and
oil from Russia at one set price because now you have every
country pays a different price for different reasons. Well
guess which countries really don't want to do that. That will
be Germany and the Netherlands, Germany, who has the Nord Stream
pipeline with a third of their their energy comes in from from
Russia through their own pipeline straight into Germany,
and then down through Germany on the opal pipeline, and the
Netherlands. They have no they don't want to lose money. They
don't want to be negotiated down. So this was a huge fucking
message.
Well, the message apparently could have gone even further
with this little tidbit. And again, the Met a I mean, you
know, Russia claims as a CIA behind this whole thing, and I'm
not sure I don't know there's so many intelligence agencies, it
could be anybody, but it's beside the point. If you wanted
to send a message, you could send one by bringing by finding
a way to bring down one of these planes, whether it was in
conjunction with the Ukrainians, which is our thesis or not, and
we whether we had anything to do with it is you can't prove it,
but it's suspicious. And there was one very little tidbit one
tidbit that came up on the press conference with Harvey. I have a
clip from this as well. Okay, I have a bunch of press conference
and the most recent one. But this one here was the
interesting one that was like, you want to send a message to
the people that are in the brick organization trying to screw the
USA out of his reserve currency status. You might want to bring
a plane down, but make it clear that there was other
possibilities and play the question about Indian air.
Oh, sorry, here we go. I did not have that one. Right. You're
on Ukraine, and Ukraine. Yes, on Ukraine. Based on the
intelligence information that you released yesterday on what
you had been saying today? It looks like it was a case of
mistaken identity by the Ukrainian separatists that hit
the patient plans, not what they said at all. Next, what do you
are concluding right?
No, that's not what I said either. I said we don't know yet
the intentions of the people who fired the essay 11 from the pro
Russian separatist controlled territory, we just don't know
what their intentions are. So some equipment and may have they
may have been targeted civilian airliner they may have been
targeting Ukrainian fighter jet which they've done over a dozen
times. Now. Either way, they're clearly trying to kill people
with an SLS. So
when when the Malaysian Airlines was passing through that part,
there were some other passenger planes which are crossing that
area including one of Air India, which was under 25 miles away
from the Malaysian planes and then plane carrying Indian Prime
Minister was passed on one four that hadn't heard from
intelligence information that any of these planes were could
have been a target of could have been hit by this haven't
heard. I haven't heard back and I can check
I'm having and by the way, I'd like to stand up for Marie Harf
here and say it's a little unfair that whenever their story
is often they got no facts that they throw her out there. I
mean, that's not fair.
Well, there's more to it I think than that. I don't want to go
off the track here. But I want to play one more question. Can
I Can I just can I just jump in on the Indian Air thing? Yeah, I
have a document here from the European cockpit Association.
Intelligence Services knew that flying over Ukraine was
dangerous. A small number of countries already I'm reading
directly from the document already knew about the risks of
a missile attack over eastern Ukraine before the 17th of July
but kept this information to themselves and only told their
own airline companies according to Nikko for Bach, the chairman
of the European cockpit association that is the European
Pilots Association. According to the ECA airline companies in the
US, Canada Navia, the United Kingdom, France and Australia
were quote warned of the fact they should should they fly over
this region no matter at what altitude their planes could be
target of acts of war. But this was not shared with KLM or
Malaysia Airlines or others
which I would assume as Indian Air One was the prime minister
on board Yes, yes, that would have been interesting Yes. But
that if that's not a you know, if you're the Prime Minister,
this looks like a warning shot across the bow I'd say. And so
now and you're in on the Indian, you're in on this brick thing
that you draw. Guys are gonna this is not going to end until
they drop this idea of starting their own reserve currency. You
know, the in the Chinese can go on their own as far as I'm
concerned. I it's just just not going to end until but you
brought up I just wanted to see you brought up hearth. Yes. I
thought it was weird. That hearth was out there now too.
And then I then I heard this question, which was again, from
I think, from Berkey. Oh, okay. And this is the WTF Jen Psaki
question that was that, to me, says more than the dancer told
me
says to reporters that the Secretary Kerry expressed his
uneasiness about Spokesperson Jen sack is totally false.
Totally false.
Secretary stands behind everything Jen Psaki and
hopefully I say from this podium,
okay. You cannot understand the puzzle, puzzle glue that. On the
one hand, you say that the carry a Secretary Kerry tells Foreign
Minister doto and raised his worries, concerns over some
rhetoric used in Turkey and then on the other hand, the hear from
Turkish foreign minister that actually Secretary Kerry
expressed his over easiness just
said it was false and I am the one who speaks for Secretary
carrying vases thoughts and I can assure you that is not
something he said. Okay,
So Psaki said something and then apparently carry being the dick
that he is mentioned this to somebody in Turkey, one of the
foreign ministers. And he reported, pour it into the
newspaper. And, and now they're denying it and Sakis out at for
the moment, and this woman Harper's and I don't think it
has anything to do with during the tough questioning. I think
they've sidelined Saki. They've benched her
out. Could be could be, but she's made a couple of mistakes
that were not so great. But she was also she was in Vienna doing
the talks. They're covering that she's Yeah, she's like she's
trying to move up. She's trying to be the next Nudelman. Now, I
will say that it looks like all I should be on Turkey right now
big time. Because the alternative to I kind of looked
at the BC M's, you know, the billions of cubic meters and
stuff of these of oil, and you don't even have to look at
Ukraine anymore. John is over. There's just done. And over. Now
you only have to look at two really three different routes.
And I did, I wasn't aware that the Nord Stream went right into
Germany. Germany is a direct recipient of German get of a
Russian gas direct recipient. It doesn't go through. This is the
one that goes off the coast. I had to kill the horse stream
was the one way up there. It's a red Yeah, right. It's just off
the coast. It's underwater.
And they had to kill the whole Polish government so that they
would so they shut up about it. Because they didn't actually
participate. They ran the pipeline outside of Poland. In
the water.
Yeah. Yeah. So they had to kill them. That's where I think most
of the gas goes through that thing.
Yes, yes, exactly. And I have the the numbers here, but the
big thing now is the trans Adriatic pipeline that needs to
be completed. And this is going to go through Turkey. And, and
that is not a Gazprom. This is all the buchu stuff. This is
Turkey, Turkmenistan, and where's buchu?
Can I be for you? While you're working on that? Can I just I
want to go back to since you mentioned holidays, want to
throw one thing in there earlier, or the Netherlands and
good people are picky about this. Did you know that Vladimir
Putin's few daughter lives in Holland. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Dutch
Mayor once Vladimir Vladimir Putin, his daughter Maria
deported. Now.
Listen to this live. I'm gonna play this clip. This is Don
Lemon, who had a Dutch Dutch correspondent I think it's
American, but living in the Netherlands. And this was very,
very interesting when I heard this and I had to rewind the DVR
and clip it for us. Who do you think the Dutch people blame
here?
Oh, there's no question who the Dutch people blame here. They
blame the people who they call the thugs on the ground. If
you notice this word thugs popping up everywhere. This is
part of the talking points. Yes. Is the talking about Eastern
Ukraine. The separatists and everybody who blames them also
blames Vladimir Putin and the Russian regime. They they feel
that Russia is responsible for perpetuating this conflict and
for arming the separatists and the separatist you know, the
Dutch people see the separatists as just a bunch of drunken
thugs well done, that meme is carried through work.
Do you think in the days to come as people start, you know,
processing this that there's more anger to come? Yes, I, you
know, from the very moment that it happened, I started seeing
comments from people here in the Netherlands, who were calling
for military action, which is of course most people here realize
is patently absurd and unrealistic. But I noticed it as
the Dutch government started talking about economic sanctions
that there's a great dissatisfaction. Even with that,
I don't know if the Dutch people can be satisfied in any way.
Let's just revisit some recent history of the riling up of the
Dutch people against Russia. We've had the gaze, and this was
when when Mickey and I were in Holland during Queen's Day no
Gay Pride Day last summer. Right? Remember, I was like, Oh,
stop drink. This is when we first found out that these laws
were bullcrap. So first there was that he hates the gays. Then
there was this horrible diplomat in the Netherlands who was
abusing his kids. And they arrested him and then they then
they had to release him and then a Dutch diplomat got got roughed
up in Moscow. Then the Greenpeace protesters were
arrested all of them from the Netherlands. The ship comes from
the Netherlands. This has been going on for a long time.
They've been trying process you have to remember that. You know,
this is the way the United States was the country that
brought you Edward Bernays. Yes, we are good at this. We are the
ones that when Germany got beaten in world War One. That's
where you had gerbils. And these guys show up saying, What if we
got beaten by propaganda? Yeah. And we have to fight it. And so
they developed their own form of it, and they, but in fact, we
are the best at this. We're unstoppable.
And what's what's really crazy, is that the and this is, I
guess, I don't know if this may even be in their Bernays
writings, when you really, really get down to it. Of
course, we do the best propaganda much better than
Russia, we really know how to play people in the media. But
what you need to do is you need to turn it around the other
Dutch saying, but you say for being yourself and you go to
health and say, Oh, no, this, those people are doing it. And
this is the this is a guy Remnick from The New Yorker, New
Yorker magazine, and listen to what he said on of course,
MSNBC,
I think it's very hard for an American to imagine what an all
embracing ramification, this is the big lie imagine it's the big
lie and imagine a certain kind of President appointing Glenn
Beck to every every network and every every television channel
that anybody possibly would watch and putting out a kind of
paranoid propaganda line that is repeated every night. If you
were to watch Russian television tonight, the main state
television stations, you would be hearing that the Ukrainians
in conjunction with the with the United States was responsible
quite possibly, for shooting down that airliner you'd be
hearing all kinds of things that you and I would consider crazy.
But this is the this is the mental universe that's being
created by an all embracing Putin this.
Putin is Putin ism. I love the
the day Putin is
I won't take it. I'm not going to accept it. I'm not giving it
to you. Okay, good. Now, let's just go back to Murray horrify,
you may have this clip. But this is Matt, of course, our buddy
from AP, who is just an outstanding journalist, he may
be a worse and I think he drinks too much. And so he kind of
know that he drinks it all.
It looks like it looks like a drinker. And by the way, Matt,
if I ever meet you, I'm buying. I'm getting drunk. I'd love to
get drunk with this guy. He looks like he's always hung over
looking. And he asked the this is the obvious question. And
it's just got this was 15 minutes, I cut it down to a
couple you can stop whenever you've had enough. But I love
this. This Tetra Tech.
Exactly that you know that it was fired from Russian from
separatist held territory?
Well, we have a great deal of information that the Secretary
laid out yesterday, and I can go back through some of it today.
But we do know first that Russian backed separatists were
in possession of an SA 11 system as early as Monday, July 14,
this is from intercepts of separatist communications,
posted on YouTube by the Ukrainian. Okay. Is there
anything other because you want to jump in other than social
media? Yes, absolutely. What is it? That's other than at this
point, Matt, we've said what our assessment is very strong
assessment publicly if there's more information that that's
based on that we can share. We're happy to do so we'll
continue looking at that. But look, this is what we know. As
of right now. Based on
stop a second. Was this yesterday's press conference? I
think this was two days ago. Could be Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Cuz I actually was gonna get that clip. But then yesterday, I
ended up clipping the stuff from yesterday.
That's okay. This is good. This is? Yeah, you're right. This is
two days ago. And I cut it way down because it goes no, I
heard this one because I listened to all the all of this
week's stuff, play some more, right? Because as I'm waiting
for you to play the the side clip, we'll get to that some
time you
guys nation, which is basically common sense, right? We know
where it
was common sense. Oh, I'm sorry, who needs proof when you got
common sense, and social media? So Well, that's exactly what
she's going to say she's going to say social media common sense
automation
that that's based on that we can share. We're happy to do so
we'll continue looking at that. But look, this is what we know
as of right now, based on open information, which is basically
common sense, right? We know where it was fired from we know
who has this weapon?
Well, I backed up, it's
backed up by a host of information that we have
gathered a host about who did this, where it came from and
what the weapons system was. So one of we're just telling you
what we know now, one of the reasons we've called on Russia
to push the separatists setbacks into an into an investigation so
we can get all the facts you're
saying the only thing you're willing to put out publicly is
the social media accounts. I mean, the social media that's
part of it, it's part of it. Oh poor girl, but there is a social
media account that says that the disputes that are that claims to
present a different a different version. So
what was that version be mad now?
It'll be the no agenda show.
There are many, many, many theories, but you're saying,
really illogical?
I would. I would point out when someone says I would point out
and you know, she's really swimming in deep water like, I'm
treading water here. I would point out the
illogical accounts that do not support your version of events
are wrong. Yes, ma'am. You're catching on. The ones that do
support it are right,
make assessments based on a variety of intelligence and a
variety of information, some of which we can talk about
publicly. We can't Are you and we also and look, if you just
look shut
off to take a step back? Take a step back as you're in my face
right now, Matt?
Right. We need there to be an investigation so we can get all
the facts, right. But on top of that, we have public
information, which is of course the easiest for us to talk
about. The separate is bragging about having the system bragging
about the attack that took place and then walking back from it
when became known that it was a passenger jet. I would ask
people who don't believe our assessment to say okay, what
other possible explanation could be could there be for that?
Couldn't be any other explanation? I think a YouTube
YouTube video sums it up perfectly for me.
They defy logic, right? The defy logic. Well, I don't know when
you when your
man is being have to give it to him that he's being really calm
because the camera was on his face. And I like it. Because he
has that old school. What was the was it Quincy Adams known as
the doctor who was the Who was the guy that was the reporter TV
series. He had a typewriter. I don't know, start from
a place of you have separatists out on again, this is the
easiest piece of information for us to talk about online bragging
about it. Start there and then work from there.
Let's work from there. Okay,
we're bragging about some phony social media. They gotta get off
this. By the way, this is not working. No,
this is exactly. That's why she's being thrown out there to
try and sell this. And she's because she's a young girl.
She's young, she's a hipster. She understands the social media
she can sell it to and work from
all of the evidence we have that we are confident we know where
it was fired from. We're confident we know what it was.
And it points in a certain direction. Again, we would
encourage Russia to support an investigation if they don't
believe that.
It points in a certain direction, but I'm not sure it
would stand up to you know, if I absolutely believed that it
was okay, you can stop that
it's almost over. It's the one last bit it's like I got 35.
Come on. Not everyone hears this. This is what the NOAA
have the clips from yesterday, I think are a little more
poignant. Because he takes the same rolling said a
little harder with rolling which one Hardline?
Start with heart, Matt versus hard comments about No, and I'm
sorry about that. When Matt versus har find the line on a
map. That's like it does it all.
I don't know what the intent sounds the same cadence wouldn't
know the difference. You could you could put it this way three
years ago, and I would know that
whoever was on the ground pushing
the button, I don't push the button. And the last thing about
this?
Well, clearly, I know the intentions were to launch a
sophisticated missile and to kill people, whether those
trying to kill Ukrainian military officers or civilians.
We're still waiting to find out.
I'm not arguing that one is better than the other. Then the
truth is trajectory thing that you said was put out by the
I didn't say that was new yesterday. We posted that a few
days ago.
Right. But I mean, if you just look at that, a lay person
looking at it. It's a line drawn on a drone on a satellite photo
with no nothing to back it up?
Well, as I said, it's based on a series of classified information
we
have to which we are and we have to take the leap of faith to
believe that that
we are trying to put as much out of this information out about
this as possible. We are trying very hard to do. So it is a
process that takes I think more time than any of us. Certainly
you were I would like but I think I would make the point
that it's much more time consuming to declassify real
evidence than to make it up which is what the Russians have
been doing for days.
Well be that it would be that as it may, are you saying that at
some point, we are worried that they will be able to
we're working to get more information declassified and put
out there as quickly as we can. It's just a difficult process.
difficult process when you're trying to fabricate
you understand that given the conflicting claims, no matter
how ridiculous you say the other side's version is and no matter
how implausible it might be. But you know, he's saying that you
put together the imagery showing the root of this trajectory
shows it's one thing anyone can draw a line on a map.
No, no, we do it better than others. We've got CGI, and we've
got the virtual studio on CNN. Come on, man, by the way, Lou
Grant. Okay. Nailed it. He's old enough to remember.
So he's got the line on the map, but he does have a punch line
here. Yeah, I mean, I'm not saying
what our intelligence community does.
Yeah, it is. Yeah. This is exactly what's a line on the
map.
Part two of this is got some other tidbit, I think, is very
short,
who put their finger on the trigger, we still need to find
that out. But suffice to say, the Russian separatists, we
believe fire this, in general could not be doing what they're
doing without the Russians and responsibility laid at the feet
of President Putin, not just for this, but for every incident
that we have seen throughout this conflict.
So Putin is Putin whose fault this is? That's what you're
saying? I think. So you said that. You said it's a very
compelling case, but it is a circumstantial case. Is it not?
It is, is a case based on a number of different pieces of
evidence met? Yeah, of course,
I want to go play one more harp clip, because this one is kind
of interesting, because this is a little more. It's funnier. Oh,
good. And this was during the day talked about in yesterday's
press conference, they talked about how the, the US has
stopped us. The flights to Ben Gurion, yeah, because of one
stray missile that landed a mile away from the airport. So the
USA decides to stop the
which has been lifted as of today. Right? But they did
they put the clamps on it. And she says, and no one would blame
you. I don't have the clip of her saying this. But I'm just
tell what she said, which is the setup to this gag, which is the
one which is combat versus hearth comment about
uncomfortable pastures, she says, and nobody would want to
fly in there anyway, because you'd be very uncomfortable and
nervous. And you'd be, you'd be just a wreck. So that's one of
the reasons they lifted, they they stopped flying in. And so
he brings this point up
the FAA and notice the airlines does not apply to military
aircraft, which is why I just wanted to clarify that that was
a ticket question
on that. You said that if you were a passenger, you'd be
pretty nervous to was the secretary nervous? Blank and
secretary? Yeah. Never nervous.
Well, as you as you saw, we didn't announce the trip until
it was.
No, no, I understand that. But you said that if you were a
passenger on a plane,
that Secretary very happy to be there.
Can you speak for your other colleagues? Was anyone on the
plane? Ridiculous? Danger, it's a danger and if it's the
Secretary, thanks. I just wanted to follow up on the
very front, he and our whole team we're very comfortable
landing fingers,
which would seem to I don't know, the lie. The FAA is
concerned with the FAA.
Just moving along on that line, take hit with the FAA so the the
former mayor of New York City, who would shut down things
because oh my god, let's shut down the city because the
Sarnath brothers might be driving to New York, shut down
the subway because there's a storm coming to take away salt
from people they might kill themselves, too. Oh, don't have
big soft drinks, because it's dangerous for you. The nanny of
New York flew into Ben Gurion to prove that there's nothing wrong
i this I'm not afraid I'm not worried. And broth. Was that
broth is there looking mighty tan I think broth is on he's
he's out there on vacation on vacation. I always crap. I'll do
a couple of stand ups for you do a hit for you if you want. And
brav messed it up with Bloomberg. If
you're not if you don't feel safe here. I don't know where
you'd feel safe. And I think the State Department is just
overreacting in typical bureaucratic fashion, by the
way, I
think the FAA that put out the warning, not necessarily the
State Department. But they did they did put out a statement,
but there's the FAA who said you shouldn't fly. So anyway, so he
is now say, by the State Department in their typical bull
crap, if you're not
if you don't feel safe here, I don't know where you'd feel
safe. And I think the State Department is just overreacting
and typical bureaucratic fashion political reasons for that.
That's why would you think that
when he said that, I thought he was being facetious. I thought
it was saying Why would you think that I thought he was like
doing a no agenda bit. You know what I mean? Like, what
politically motivated? Why would you think that both? That makes
no sense, but he was serious. Why would you think that?
Ridiculous, why would you think that outrage for you to choose
one of our agencies by asking the question you're,
it's an outrage you to choose.
By the way I heard about this clip. I didn't see it. I caught
it.
It's an outrage. You would think that our State Department
wouldn't be politicizing this event? How dare you
say an outrage for you to choose one of our agencies?
By half I'm just gonna get mad at me Mister Mister billionaire.
I'm sorry. I'm just asking. I'm just doing my job and
question you're implying that our government does things for
political reasons, and maybe every once in a while they do.
He says maybe once in a while they do. This is a great clip
political reasons. And maybe every once in a while they do
maybe some I don't know. But this is not clearly this is an
outrage you suggested to happen. Hear, but
it's your job to prove it just the allegation against our
government. I personally
didn't know I didn't know like, I didn't delegate anything. Just
asking
if there was some political motive behind the travel
advisory one or the FAA. Number one, I wouldn't know a lot of
people in Israel. I don't know.
You don't know if he says he's unknown. And how come you're
saying you don't you do know what is this?
And the other people don't know. But just the the, the tone of
the question of trying to create dissension, it's insulting to
America.
I'm insulted by you Brawl for Fauci.
Thanks so much as always for joining us. Good to be here,
bro. Don't you think they're primarily concerned they're
their job these these experts at the FAA to protect American
passengers and they saw this rocket come into mere Ben Gurion
airport yesterday land about a mile away. And they say they
they want to err on the side of caution, especially after what
happened in Ukraine within Malaysia. I'm sure they do. But
if you have a standard, you would close every airport in the
United States, you close down every airline, unfortunately,
our security isn't very good, then the real world is that
there are things going on near airports all over the world.
Now, here's the here's what's really going on. Yeah, I
know talking about well.
So you know, there's been all kinds of boys. I really don't
understand anymore what's going on? Because it may be I'm just
gonna give up on it. This Israel, Gaza, Palestine, and the
media is all saying, you know, Israel is killing everybody. So
the media is always pro Israel. But then when it comes to
Palestine, they're anti Israel, and then Bloomberg, who's always
afraid of him, it'd be afraid citizens, we're gonna get killed
putting police everywhere, then he's all I'm gonna go fly
because there's nothing wrong. It's the safest airport in the
world. But we weren't the only ones. We were not the only ones
to shut down flight.
As soon as the FAA announced that it didn't want us carriers
to fly to Israel. The Europeans basically did the same thing.
That's not true. British British Airways had the Coriolis they
had the courage to fly Air France, Lufthansa KLM most of
the major European airlines are flying in and out of Israel
right now either. British Airways is LoL is and the
airlines
that are EasyJet I think EasyJet is flying
NO NO NO Ryanair yet I understand stop flying to
Ryanair over
there they have got to make their own decisions. But you
know we've got to stand up and do what's right you can't just
get cowed when somebody says something and everybody goes on
the side of ultimate caution
you mean like big soft drinks you a hole that's what how
terrorists when wolf yeah can't do that. I think I think it's a
good it's a broad What do you say all about it he said when
Wolf Wolf Wolf Deneb me so this was basically a part of the like
the boycott that everyone you have the Israel is on under
attack in this in economic attack. And bloomer got called
in to go and fix it and if you look at the reports now we're
Biden clip anything but he was oh, the FAA has lifted the
restriction. We don't really know why but Well, I'd say some
money talking somewhere. Someone called the put in a call and
said fucking lift that shit now boy. This is the whole thing is
completely weird. And I don't say the word weird often.
Yeah, I'm not gonna argue that point, that's for sure as well.
We really haven't discussed it much. I just a lot of I don't
understand it any reference stories. Let me just finish out
our Russian thing. Of course it was Azerbaijan was the country I
couldn't think of Baku and the shot Danny's gasfield that is
the one that is supposed to replace the Gazprom. This is
where it why Clinton was in Baku. That's why we had the the
Eurovision Song Contest in Baku. Azerbaijan is piping the gas
through the Caspian Sea. The whole idea was to have this all
in place and running to circumvent everything that
Russia is doing but we have two problems in the mix as we've
discussed, and that is Germany and the Netherlands and the
Netherlands No way. No way are the elites of the Netherlands
going to give up on their gravy train. Do you know how many the
Netherlands makes nothing inside? Yeah a big joke on that
clip you had Yeah, we export cars Oh please. Flowers and some
cheese and maybe some candles after the raise and the rest is
all candles? Yeah, no can Dutch candles good? No. Yes. Oh yes.
Candles from
How about wooden shoes? I think they're they do though. No,
they don't. There's no export. I believe candles. Also from
Cloud. I think were the very famous for making
some delta pottery.
Okay, you're making my point for me. The country makes nothing It
is known as a dwarf a flaunt which means a pass through
country. It's always been a transportation pass through
constant you
just want to be one of those guys picking off a penny every
time something happens. You want to be a law firm
you want to be a bank, you want to be a an accountant you want
to be in these are the things and you want to be the Rolling
Stones even have their companies set up. But you too has their
company set up in the Netherlands. It's a tax haven.
Oh, by the way, not for the shittest ones. No, you can pay
60% income tax, you've stupid losers, while the elites of the
world are sitting there and yeah, it's a look at the
company's book solace and all these the dredging companies and
the shipping companies the the harbor of Rotterdam the it's so
massive. And that's all that there really is. But the
government owns at least 50% stake. They're losing money on
these deals, while everybody else here who's who picks and
shovels that like and that's what the Dutch are. I'm sorry to
say it that way. It's a it's a country that is great at
servicing other people. Why we then we don't even do hookers
well anymore. They've gotten rid of all of that. We used to have
some fun and been weed and I was ruining everything. And that's
how we kept people happy. And now they're like, Well,
shouldn't we do something about Putin? Yeah, no, it's not going
to happen. There's pictures of the Queen, the king and the
queen in. In Sochi, drinking with Putin is their best buds
because this they're in business together. It's not going to
happen. And what the Dutch people got is they got a
national day of mourning, which by the way, looked very much
like the Pim Fortuyn procession when he was buried, which I
think was the start really, of this generation being knocked
down into into submission to shut up. And then the Dutch will
fight tooth and nail along with the Germans that will they do
not want an Energy Union, this is a strife within within the
European Union, that is going to be a big problem. And meanwhile,
we have the Neo cons here carry in the dailies and the noodle
ones in the Kagan's they, of course, want to push Russia back
telling you control everything Ukraine, that country is done.
I'm sorry to say it done. They will keep verbalizing and making
crap just to make sure that less and less gas comes through. And
if you try to participate in the South Stream project, which is a
really big one, Russia has been pushing for like Bulgaria, then
all of a sudden you bank you get bank runs, and you end the
government's being is resigning and you're getting replaced and
people will start dying in their hot tubs. And the same for Italy
and Austria. No, no, you do not want to participate in this
because the people who are behind stopping Russia, they are
scary. Scary, they killed, they do not care they will kill you.
And the only thing that that Holland in the Europe is going
to get is this trans Adriatic pipeline. And then whatever else
we might ship in, which is bullcrap, and there's nothing
that trans Adriatic pipeline actually can, has the capacity
to probably deliver about 60% of what Europe needs. And this of
course, I think is where the German thing comes from, because
the Germans, they are they're not going to deny kind of turn
off didn't even want anyone to know that they're getting gas
directly from Gazprom. If anyone started pointing that out to be
a real issue, no, it all comes through Ukraine, I can focus on
Ukraine, don't talk about it. That's why they are even
reluctant to say even agree that the plane was shot down. They
haven't really even said that. This is why the American
establishment is hating on Germany, because it doesn't fit
in with the whole with the whole process.
Ya know, we've been as we pointed out of the show, there's
been a continuing theme which is the get Germany
Well, that's not that's not exactly the theme, John. But
that's not that's not It's not get Germany.
Well, you know, it's just you going into plants. Plants. How
else would you? How else would you describe it? dodgeland
Blitzkrieg toys. Oh, yeah,
that's more than get Yeah. Yeah. It's another show. I'm listening
to Josh, Josh Earnest. And Joshua also cited social media
I've got a clip but this is yesterday as a social media
thing. You know, this has got to go this was the this was all the
invention of Hillary. Yeah. And her boys and her tech experts.
If you remember from a couple of years ago, people would listen
to the show long enough where they established these these
bull crap. You know, phonies online. I, by the way had low
experiences. I had a tweet taken down I'm
Oh like removed by the Gestapo
did just subtly gone push Oh, I use the word McDonald's
douchebags
and your tweet was removed yeah it's nowhere to be found Hold on
a second let me do this right now I'm going to do I want you
to look shift us in their window. Let's I'm going to tweet
this McDonald douchebags.
No, you have to use the app McDonald's that way the
McDonald's folks pick it up.
Okay, hold on. Everybody do that right now. At Mc Donald Well,
this is interesting. McDonald's, Mexico, no. McDonald's and then
douche bag are douchebags douche bag douche bags
do what doesn't make a douche bags, it was about the fact that
they fired. This poor woman who was in South Carolina is a
story. It's on floating around. It's done. It's tweeted, it's
done that a woman in South Carolina was arrested and thrown
in jail and fired from McDonald's, it turns out was the
final punchline to the story for letting your nine year old which
is a fourth grader. Go to the park
buyer? Oh, yeah, of course. Because you know, that's child
abuse.
Yeah. Well, I when I was a fourth grader in the fourth
grade, I was all over Chicago by myself and a couple of my
friends. My
dad left me in Manhattan when I was nine. And he said, he said
yeah, I'll see you back. I got lost.
I remember getting lost. I got us on straight lines.
And then No, that's what he said it was he was that streets and
and and oh my god, this is this is this is a trauma that's just
coming up. Oh my god. Oh, shit.
Oh, I was like when I was in the second grade we used to bicycle
out to from Centerville, California, which is now Fremont
out to Niles which is five or six miles away and a bicycle
bar. And as a second grade as well. So this woman was it was
unfair to grab her throw her in jail. And then she I guess she
got out on bail or something and McDonald's decides to fire her.
So I wrote down this is a Washington Post article about
the McDonald's firing, right. And I wrote McDonald's
douchebags and it disappeared.
Well, I just did it. And it's been retweeted a lot. So my dad
left me in Manhattan was nine and he said, Oh, you said to get
back and I remember being so lost. And then I had like 50
cents. And my dad
was cannabis chickenshit to leave with no money because you
couldn't get robbed.
Well, here's what I remember. Oh my god, this is this is a youth
trauma that's just coming up. And I remember some guy saying,
hey, got any money? And I said, and he said, Look, you got
nothing to worry about. I'm not gonna hurt you. You're a white
man. Yeah, I got 50 cents. Wow, I remember I was and I remember
showing up wherever I was supposed to be finally my dad
would worry. It was like I was lost in Manhattan. What a dick.
Suck. So um, I swear to God, I'm sweating. Now, I'm reliving the
experience. Okay, just before you go into Josh, let me play
this from Press TV, which is Iranian propaganda, of course,
but it plays right into what you said about social media and
Hillary United States
is believed to be providing technical support to tag theory
and terrorist groups operating in Iraq and Syria. According to
press TV's sources, the US State Department has provided anti
tracking and anonymous surfing software to militants in order
to facilitate their activities online. The department is set to
over train the armed groups in maintaining Communications
Security through to NGOs, namely the Institute for war and peace
reporting. And freedom has thankfully insurgents have an
active presence on social networking websites,
particularly Twitter, and Facebook between use the sites
to post news photos and videos of their atrocities.
And we survey we had talked previously about Freedom House,
and that was going back to Episode I think 618. But this
institute for war and peace reporting, that's a new one.
Have you seen these guys?
You know, we talked about these guys before? Are you sure? I
don't? Yeah, sure. It sounds awfully
familiar. Freedom House. Yes. And I found that for war and
peace reporting. While you're thinking of Amy Goodman.
No, no, that's the war and peace report.org.
Let me see. I'll go to the great new
search.na shownotes.com iwpr.org Let me see if the search shows
anything. No. No, I don't think we've talked about him. Let's
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Norway, National Endowment for Democracy.
Hold on a second. What is the URL because I put an iw.net It's
not Net I'm sorry.net this is the Institute for Women's Policy
Research. Now that is
not what we want. It is IW iw pr.net I'm sorry. Okay. The
National Endowment for Democracy which is the Democratic Party,
the Open Society Institute, Soros, Plowshares found
Rockefeller Family associate Samuel Reuben Foundation,
the head honcho disk, these guys know how to do it right.
They are big time. And you know what they say they they give
what we do is they fund independent journalism. Where's
my money?
You know, fund anything like that IW
PR gives voice to people at the frontlines of conflict crisis
and change. I think we're the frontline of change from
Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, where the about us, they don't have
it. It's only a what we do. Now, as bad as what we do at the end,
then it's they don't have an easy place to find staff.
There are eight holes, I can find it.
If you look on the right hand side, you have staff and
offices. The green box on the right hand side. They have IW PR
Europe, which is in London, IW PR United States and IW PR
Netherlands. Hey, tax free. Anthony Borden is the founder of
the Institute. He was the editor of the highly regarded magazine
of war report. Okay, whatever. Let's see. Who else has he done?
What else has he done? He wasn't comment commended for the best
on commended. What does that mean? Ah, hey, good work, Joe.
Not an actual award, is it? No, we can be commended because they
were commended. were highly commended. Best online
journalism
a couple of times. We're actually recomended. Greg. Yeah,
exactly.
He has received a MacArthur Foundation NGO research
fellowship. Okay, just like Laura Poitras. He worked as an
editor and reporter for Harper's the nation. The American lawyer
contributed to the New York Times he's a reporter. And let's
see
the New York Times
really I'm so Avaya was interviewed I contributed
was different. Here the celebrity
celebrating. So you know, it's the big, big outfit.
No kidding.
Big, big, they got a lot of money.
Who's the one getting all the money? This can't be your board.
And
it's impossible to know, because I have no way of pulling the UK
information or the Dutch funding information. There's no There's
no way to know this is this is international. This is a big,
big, big one.
Anyway, it doesn't have a wiki page.
They were deleted anyway. Ah, but anyway, so that was indeed
Hillary Clinton's doing with and that was Ronan also Ronin. Frank
Sinatra's kid was a big part of that, setting that up and the
other douchebag who now is running the he's now this isn't
he running the IT department or the CTO, he took over from
Yvette Qudra another Indian guy. He was also in the State
Department. So yeah, there's a lot of this going on. And
Hillary's very proud of it. And then now that's been handed over
to the NGOs. And now we'll go to Josh Earnest, which is the best
disc jockey and it's almost as good as Bubba the love sponge.
In fact, we'll call him Bubba the love sponge from now on. And
here he is citing social media.
After the plane was down, there were ample social media accounts
to indicate that that the NSA 11 system that appeared to be
missing one specific missile was being transported back across
the border from Ukraine to Russia. There were also social
media accounts of separatists talking about shutting down an
airplane. So there is a lot of evidence that's already been
marshaled,
marshaled.
That's a great way of saying it. Yeah, they've been martialed
Have you have you martialed the podcast yet? Today?
I got this other clip, which is just got nothing to do with
anything. But he actually says that he's, again on the he's in
the club, are saying, Oh, no, no,
I misread that. But did anything changed in the last 24 hours
that made this decision necessary?
No, I don't think that anything changed the calculus on that
matter in terms of the logistics.
By the way, your tweet is not deleted is right here. This
story is worse as McDonald's May at McDonald's douchebags fired
the mom just tweeted still there.
I couldn't find it. I maybe did. It's the clown. No, now
I've insulted McDonald's. Well, then take it down. Just delete
it. There's
a delete button.
I've insulted McDonald's and then they'll they'll spit in my
burger.
They probably do that anyway. Did you know that? While we're
on the topic if you don't mind changing subjects real quick. Do
you have to play the food in China McDonald's clip
food in China Mugdha
Wait a minute before you play that I think you know we're
gonna run through how the whole show
really well let me stop for a second stop you go you're going
too fast. I am Why stop while I'm all one I'm deleting my my
tweet because I don't want him to steal my food
you should delete it is deleted no reason for her to have this
Did you know that McDonald's does not make their own fries
they buy them they find that to be an outrage and I shall not
eat there again what they don't make their own fries
they buy you mean they buy the prepared fries all they do is
just heat them up
yeah well that makes sense
well no doesn't
when you go to In and Out Burger that you can see him cutting the
potatoes right there and the same as
I was another one Mickey and I went to it was called Mighty
fine Have you heard of this? Never oh great concept might
it's I think it's a Texas thing only and they actually have the
boxes of the of the Idaho potatoes sitting right in the
middle of the
In and Out Burger has their own potato farms.
Well, nananana and stockholder, I don't know. And with that, I'd
like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning
to you John C. Dvorak
in the morning to you Mr. Curry in the morning all ships and sea
boots on the ground sobs in the water feet in the air and all
the Dames and the Knights out there and in
the morning to everyone in the chat room. There no agenda
stream.com Thank you for participating energetically this
morning and thank you to our artists Martin Jay Jay. brought
us the artwork for episode 636 And we are looking for always
for a great piece of we had to
discuss somebody who was which was this the which one was this
I can't remember
this was I don't remember I can look 636 Martin JJ it was a boy
yeah the Gazprom on the tail with the with the missile flying
Yeah,
now we have to discuss just understand why we picked that
one. I liked another piece better in terms of art. Okay,
but it wasn't as it didn't have the dimensionality there's a
thing that we look for on these and we're just saying this to
the artists can because our artists are great, but they're
always wondering why we'd pick one thing or over another and we
talk about why we pick one thing over another occasionally I'm
going to talk about this one now. Because the one I like
better was the no agenda false flag air going down to suit your
propaganda narrative with Joshua Pettigrew who's very nice piece
of why did we not choose that? I can't remember
because the piece did because they were because the Martin JJ
piece was was actually dimensional. In other words, it
had different things going on had the missile hitting the
plane but also the gas prom logo, right? It's really
targeting gas prom and the Russians and so it had some sort
of symbolism that was not available on the other piece.
Yeah, and so that's the one of the reasons that you have you
know a couple of these guys that are that can hit a lot of them
out of the park which is Nick there right and Martin JJ
they're the two top web or 20
watt bulb has been doing great he's on
a streak Yeah, but over time these other two guys and it's
always because it's some it's a real that little gift that spot
artists have that can just do a little drawing that sums up your
article and that was placed in the in the art and
people do burn out it's okay people do burn out. Yeah, it
happens and you know, a lot of people burn out and come back.
Knights are the guys who started ill they both burned out. Paul
couture and Right,
right. Yeah. Yeah, shit one day we'll burn
out that yeah, that'd be a while they did promise the news writes
itself.
It's true. It's true. We're
not really doing that much. So no, I mean, watch
the show don't let don't let Mickey hear you because it's the
span and we go oh my god did he say what I think he said record
it and then put it on the show and we go oh my god, can you
believe he said that?
That's not entirely true. I I research documents I go through
you're making my job sound easy. Come on. I got stature here.
You're trying to beg play it? Maybe that's what you do. It is
that's your contribution? It is my contribution just drinkin
Rothschild wine all day and like, oh, what time is it? Oh,
half a child. Half an hour to the show. I should get some
clips. Let me go to the well Oh, yes, there's Marie can go wrong.
It's easy. And besides that, we also make it look easy. That's
that's actually the hard part is making it look easy.
I think yeah. A lot of people think they're gonna do this
show. Yeah, always fun to watch.
And it's taken us over seven years now and we're
But we are we are appreciated enough that people like to
become executive and associated executive producers and let me
thank a few for today's show. 637 beginning with Brandon
Fenton, who is in Colorado Springs, Colorado. ITM gentleman
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Also, I CNN app has just sent me an important notification. There
was a Ukrainian war plane flying within five kilometers of MH 17.
Adam. Ilana second. Adam, you are so onto something. You guys
are worth absolutely every yen we sin being married to a
Russian. Miss Natasha.
Oh, yes. Oh, of course. Yeah, of course. This makes so much
sense. Yes. Okay. Yeah.
Your unbiased opinion has saved our marriage a number of
occasions.
That's right. Hold on. Hold on. Oh, my God, he's on here. Let's
see. The no agenda show. Saving marriages since 2008.
And this time around is no difference. Absolutely
incredible how far the news can be bent. That's the real crime
here. Thanks for keeping everything straight. So much so
that I'm sure that the best podcast in the universe will go
down in history for saving us from world war three.
We're in the middle of it. It's just when we not realizing it.
There's war everywhere. There is a world war. And yeah. The thing
is, I get emails from people, of course. And I have a lot of
people who have relatives in Ukraine. Who or and a lot of
these people don't even live in Ukraine is a guy in Canada is so
mad at me. You don't have to Putin to that, oh, Putin is
killing Putin, Putin, Putin, Putin. And I say, Well, how
about the Nudelman and everybody in everyone was over there, you
know, installing the installing the new Ukrainian government and
you know, doesn't that account for anything or, you know, just
you know, and we then we had Nudelman come out and she and
she basically said Oh, my domain understand Putin is horrible is
evil to kill people. And what people understand is that we
have one important point. There is never, never even when in the
Middle East, and the ISRAEL PALESTINE. This is never just
because I hate you know, this is always about stuff. turf,
resources, and some hookers, that's what it's always about.
It's not just I hate you. Putin hates you know, and that's what
you're being told, stop believing that,
you know, we get the same feedback from our economic
hitman. Who, you know, he's involved with this State
Department. Oh, yeah,
no, Putin is evil. He's insane. He's crazy. He he wants to take
it back to the 1960s
they're trying to promote me this is all propaganda they're
trying to promote the idea that he wants to be Stalin who wants
to be Stalin? No built
rebuild the right to rebuild the
Soviet Union. There's no evidence of any of this. So
anyway, but so yeah, yeah, we're gonna get flack. That's the idea
that people have mentioned. It's, there's a note that's
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Okay, not sure I get the gist of all that. But why
are that why is it why did he do the reverse his stratagem?
He doesn't say maybe he's just gonna keep sending us $200 and
complaining.
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I have Taff on Madison from Brooklyn.
Oh yeah. Tough on Madison. Sorry. In Brooklyn, New York.
John and Adam. I just like the guy who only contacts you when
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douching maybe to de douching
sounds like someone's listening she knows an awful lot about
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I love this. This is so sweet and pictures. You've been deed
do
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hold harmless. Don't step on his karma. Up on the karma.
Did you get him to do she ate it? So a similar note comes in
from Carla another female standing up for her man. Oh,
also south of the Mason Dixon Line in Montgomery, Alabama. 200
bucks and she says in a handwritten note. My husband
Joseph Crager. Is it Crager Kruger? Oh, it looks like Craig
are on your business. Krueger sheet is handwritten note
longhand has been nice nice long hand has been a longtime
listener and fan of your of you John. Since Well, probably
before we we met his hard drives were made of wood before we met
in 1997. He Joe has been technically unemployed and has
not felt it appropriate to give to the show, even though I don't
mind giving all kinds of small donations for dog rescues.
okay
with me me I have to say I kind of hated your show and rolled my
eyes when Joe would want me to listen to the particularly good
bits. However it has grown on me to the sum we have to talk about
grown on me to the point that I listen on purpose now. I don't
agree with much of Adams really out there stuff, which I haven't
heard much recently. But I enjoy his passion. Your show is truly
enlightening. And you say what others are afraid to say? Hell
yeah. I'm not sure that they're afraid to say it.
No, they just well, they're afraid for their jobs.
So there's there's that element that can happen. Sure. Yeah.
Well, that's why we don't have advertisers. We don't have to
worry about being fired by the advertiser. Anyway, Joe's 55th
birthday is August 8 Friday. Would it be pleased him
immeasurably to hear that. And she uses the word immeasurable
be to hear that I am giving him and Associate Executive Producer
ship for the no agenda show.
That's so much love right there.
Yeah, no, it's fantastic. And I'm very happy to get letters
like that. No, it disturbs me. Now we can we should put them on
today's birthday list. And then if I remember we'll put them on
the a tube. It's you know, we don't we first in first out.
Okay,
hold on a second. Because he's not first in first out. It's
lastin. First out,
right. You've have it right. Like
what? Who knows if Crager. Joseph from Carlo, Carlo. I
don't put that in right now.
Yeah, here's what I would when I get these notes. I'm always
concerned about it. Because I know this is an issue with a lot
of people, men and women. Spouses using one
Oh, I just need for just for the accounting. His birthday is when
cuz I don't have it here. August 8, August eighth. And how old?
Will he be? 5555. Double Nichols can't drive 55. Okay, yes.
De when I reread this part, I have to say that kind of hated
your show and rolled my eyes when Joe would want me to listen
to the particularly good bits. And now she's a big show fan
because she listens all the time on purpose as she puts it. I
will always concerned about this because I think it's common
because the show is it's so far away from mainstream media and
analysis. I mean, it's so it's alien. And I want to remind
people that there's really nothing we can do about it, we
can get people to listen to show 200.5 which I think is the show
you can get from the archives that no agenda nation.com show
200.5 It says introductory show of sorts talks about the origins
of the show. But in overall it's so different. This show is
extremely different. It's done as postmodern performance art,
as I like to put it, which makes Adam roll his eyes, but I
believe this Oh, no, I have always had we have and it's done
on the fly. It's done live to tape. We do all this stuff.
Right as we go along. We don't rehearse tape, and we don't
discuss beforehand what we're going to talk about and we have
complimentary clips anyway. It's it just I'm just saying that if
you I think the best deal is if you're a commuter, and you got
people trapped in the car, the best way to get him to listen,
no agenda just to play the show and make them listen because
they're on the car with you. And you own the radio.
And well, there's a couple more aspects to it. One. I believe
we're making a comedy show. That's what I've always signed
up for. I'm just trying to make John laugh. Really? If I if I
make John laugh, then that's a good show for me.
Yeah, he can do that about once a month,
too. This is a public health service. Oh, yeah, absolutely.
Because it's very, very dangerous to and I see this now
with and Mickey and I talking about this almost every single
day because you of course know we now know at least five people
who either had a relative or a colleague or someone who the who
was killed in this in this in the take down the downing the
downing of the plane gotta save the downing downing the downing
and we're seeing how the how ill people really are and how they,
so they get this little change your icon and they get the
little day of mourning, and they get to Yelp and this is the
thing where I'm where we differ of opinion. People are yelling
back and forth on social media. They're yelling at each other.
And you go, Oh, screw this guy. Oh, I can't even hear the word
Putin. But that's all there is that they're sitting in in their
underwear, social media in each essentially short circuit is
thank you. That's the word short circuiting. Yeah, they're short
circuited. And with this, even if you just listen and Get angry
because all these guys are crazy, you are releasing
something that by itself is good. But you're probably you're
probably going to find that when you hear our reason. And our
analysis, which not doesn't just come from us, it comes from
people in the field, we have producers, as we call them, or
listeners in every agency everywhere in the world, in
government, in science, in art and education and entertainment.
In the military, the we are aggregating this information and
we're bringing it to you in a form that we have no, we have no
agenda. And there's nothing that can stop us from saying anything
we want. What do we may lose it listener, okay, we're not gonna
lose advertisers.
chance of losing an advertiser,
you can't organize a boycott. Now the only thing the only
thing that will happen a boycott, now the only thing will
happen eventually you will, our content will be deemed
inappropriate and not lawful.
Well, that can happen. But that's going to be a while it'd
be a while it will happen. You can see the writing on the wall
doesn't take a genius to see that coming down. Brian
Broadway, so
it is actually it is healthy for you to not watch the news. Just
don't watch it. Just listen to us, you get the clips, we're
giving you the highlights were like the Reader's Digest. With a
little bit of comedy sprinkled on top. And we'd laugh at
people, we make fun of people and make fun of ourselves and as
good as healthy.
So that's the story.
And we're sticking to it. Thank you all very much. These are
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kibitzer and I'd like to wrap up with our Russia Russian slash
energy segment with two clips.
Didn't I have something I was going to do in the interim? But
no,
nothing here is Congressman Adam Schiff. Democrats, not sure
where he's from. We're SCHIFF, California, California. And he
is going to tell us exactly what we can do and what we need to do
and how we need to roll this out. And what's going to happen.
Can
you envision any circumstances or scenario under which there
will be US military intervention?
No, I can't. And, you know, those that say the
administration's policy haven't succeeded. The only way to
ensure that the Russians were out would be to put military
boots on the ground, and we're not going to do that. But we
have enormous economic leverage if we use it. And if we use it
in concert with the Europeans, we can literally bring the
Russian economy to its knees. And I think that would be the
most powerful body blow, frankly to Putin, who is riding high and
in domestic popular support. But when the Russian economy really
starts to feel it, Russians may lose some enthusiasm for Putin's
of bellicose foreign policy.
Now this bellicose Yes,
I think he's got a bellicose bellicose policy. What does that
even mean? What is it bellicose potlucks?
I think this popped up before with we have with this word has
come to us previously, bellicose and I know we've talked about it
means blowhard means belligerent, aggressive,
hostile, warlike, actually aggressive
blowhard.
Let me see where we've used it on the show this this no agenda.
search.na shownotes.com is fantastic. bellicose, I'm going
to tell you that we use it in Whoa. Episode 502 is when it
came up. Let's see 526 501 North Korea. A lot of it in has come
up with Snowden. That's such a great search engine.
Anyway, go on.
Um, well, so this is sanctions, right and sanctions. I think you
pointed out on email, a rare email we discussed if you said
How is this not an act of war. And when you put tough sanctions
in place and you know, we're going to kick this Putin down to
the ground with his bellicose rhetoric, calculus. Let me take
you back to 2005 Amy Goodman, on Democracy Now talking to Bill
Richardson, Bill Richardson, I believe was the UN ambassador
for the Clintons. Richard Bush Bush was.
Let's look before you go on, let's make sure we know we're
saying about Richardson. He was one of the secretaries I
believe the Secretary, but I think he was also a UN
ambassador.
I don't remember him ever being able to Ambassador this. Let me
just quickly, well, you know, Mexico. And this was about the
wiki pages, they're downplaying them. He was the 30th something
or other governor of New Mexico, then he was the United States
Secretary of Energy, and then I'll be damned. You're right.
The United Nations ambassador from under Clinton.
Oh, like I
said, Well, you said,
Clinton, I said Clinton first. Yeah. Then you confuse me and I
scramble
back to the House of Representatives. This guy's a
hard worker. So
he was asked about the sanctions put on Iraq back in the day, and
how that killed about half a million Iraqi children. And and,
you know, these are because of sanctions. And, you know, how
does he feel about that? And this is from 2005. Amy Goodman,
although President
Bush led this invasion that President Clinton laid the
groundwork with the sanctions, and with the previous bombing of
rock you were President Clinton's, you, US Ambassador to
the United Nations.
The sanctions were the correct policy.
The UN sanctions, for example, the sanctions led to the deaths
of more than a half a million children, not to mention world
million Iraqis.
I stand behind the sanctions. I believe that there were they
successfully contained Saddam Hussein. I believe that the
sanctions were an instrument of our policy to ask
a question that was asked of US Ambassador to the UN Madeleine
Albright, do you think the price was worth 500,000? Children?
Well, I believe our policy was correct. Yes.
All right. So the question was, Do you believe the price was
worth at half a million or Iraqi children? Yes, the policy was
right. Yeah. Let's go to Madeleine Albright, who we just
heard him talking about with the very question which is posed by
ABC at the time
we have heard that a half a million children have died. I
mean, that's more children than died when in Hiroshima. And you
know, is the price worth it? I think
this is a very hard choice but the price we think the price is
worth it.
Yeah, exactly. kill children because these are who these
people are. These are horrible people ashamed of a shame but
you know, it's not just here it leads everywhere they don't give
a crap about you and want to kill you and your children they
don't care. Afghanistan by the way job I'd keep keep my eye on
that because it's kind of out of the headlines. So we had this
run this runoff vote this problem where our guy I can't
remember his name. But then the other guy, Abdullah Abdullah,
which is much better name Yeah, he's
much better marketing.
Yeah, that's why everyone wants him because he can remember.
doula Abdul I liked that name, Abdullah face got it twice. I
like it doubly. Oh,
nice. We named it twice. Ashraf Ghani. He's our guy. That's the
US guy, you know, we want to be president. And then of course,
we need to keep everything running there. But look out
what's happening. So somehow, we've come up with some strategy
where we're going to alter the way government works in, in
Afghanistan. So the winner is really great. This is so
American, the winner will become the president. But then the guy
who was runner up, will become like a Prime Minister who will
have special powers. I don't know he can cloak or something.
I don't know. We'll have special powers that he can use cloak.
But while all of this is happening, the BRICS, Brazil,
Russia, India, China and South Africa have come in and I'll
read this to you. This is a big problem. This is from last week,
I saved this article, the world's top five emerging
economies. The breaks will participate in the elimination
of Afghani drug production together with the Russian
Federal Drug Control Service.
Oh, they know we know what that's all about. Well, yeah,
taking our business away. Yeah, that's reverse sanctions. We're
not going to put up with that. No, this is so this is very bad
talk that we're bodies will be found do Yeah, this is not this
is very dumb, but they're gonna try very dumb very
dumb. This means that we're gonna see some some more we're
gonna get some body counts going on here. For sure, between this
trying to screw us USA out of the world domination. reserve
currency which allows us to live our our lives comfortably in
debt. And hi man. Hi.
How are you? I think it's great and high. And hi. Make sure you
understand we're also high.
It based on whatever Yeah, this is not going to fly. There's
something's down. No, no. And by the
way, that kind of talk that gets you blamed for that gets you
shot at that. That's not good. It's very stupid.
Yeah, we're gonna see some some more. We got to keep an eye out
for people from brick of major people from BRICS countries
mysteriously getting killed. Yeah, this ends Yes.
And books at all. So if you want to hear so noted, we're pulling
out of Afghanistan. This is the whole everything's done. You
know, we're set we have the Tapi. That's the Turkmenistan
Afghanistan, Pakistan India pipeline. That's what it's
always been about. And all we're going to do now what's while we
only need 1000 guys or so is just protect the pipeline. And
we do most never forget that poppy fields for God's Yes, of
course. But but this is this is the main the we're funding a lot
of that with the pipeline is
a big deal. But that, but But it feels funds this, you know, the
extra money that CIA needs us. Sure,
sure. But the only thing I'm adding on top of that is that
Turkmenistan said they would not participate unless the pipeline
was safe all the way through. So the only thing that's now kind
of a problem is Waziristan, which, as you'll recall, I
mentioned that name before anyone had heard it.
Do you recall the scepter Waziristan is they've heard the
name. They heard it.
Yes, that's true. But they don't listen to the show very often.
And but I said watch out we're gonna hear about two years ago.
And it was simple because I saw what the pipeline was running
and it splits off. We have a northern part and the southern
part and Waziristan you guys get away from our damn pipeline,
we're going to drone you. So that's the deal. Just fly the
drones up and back. I think that 1000 guys are just to help with
the poppies. But now that the bricks are gonna say they're
gonna try and eliminate it. I don't I'm not sure why I think
Putin is there to take over it. I think it doesn't want to
eliminate it. There'll be stupid. He's moving into our
turf. Not smart. Navy. Did you see Feinstein with her?
There's no way you're eliminating that cash crop and
like, it'll take over?
I mean, did you see Feinstein on on Candy Crowley show?
No, she's I know, she's been on taking making a circuit. Yeah.
Like what she said he was kind of funny.
I think the intelligence is backing up the fact that this
was a missile from NSA 11 book launcher, that the trajectories
and the signatures are such that we know it came up in seconds.
No, I didn't think she said that. You had to play it back.
Oh, my second. Let me roll it back. Two seconds.
Cheers are such that we know it came up and within seconds hit
either near or was it before that?
I'll just start over.
I think the intelligence is backing up the fact that this
was a missile from NSA,
NSA, NSA 11 said NSA know from an NSA 11 book missile launcher,
seven book launcher, that the trajectories and the signatures
are such that we know it came up and within seconds,
and dammit social media
hit either near or hit the plane. I think what's unusual
about this, candidly, is the coverage that CNN is giving it.
You mean, how they're programming everybody the
propaganda, the US propaganda
is bringing it into the home of everyone all over the world.
Good work bodies, lay bodies in the field. The stealing of
personal property students parts of the plane,
don't look over here, what's really taking place? Take a look
at the teddy bear being held up.
I think this has become a huge human drama. And I think the
nexus between Russia and the separatist has been established
very clearly. Okay, so the issue is, where is Putin? And I would
say
sorry, I stepped on my own joke. They're here.
And I would say, Putin you have to man
up, man up. Man up Putin coming from Feinstein.
Is she a street thud?
Man is our gut. It's an of course it's horrible that the
people died of course. Do you see that? I don't have it. Flip
or anything but my guy France Timmermans, the foreign minister
of UN I knew him I met him when he was the secretary, not the
actual Foreign Minister, but the undersecretary, whatever. That's
the way they call it. And he's a very smart guy. Bilderberger.
But he went into the UN and he read this thing, but oh, so
horrible. And seeing someone taking Red Wedding rings off
stealing the wedding rings off of the body. Like it totally
nailed it may or may turn it into a human tragedy, which is
exactly what Feinstein is saying, and distract everyone
from what's really going on and what's really happening. And
it's, it's sad all round. But you can't just stop. You can't
just stop and only talk about that you've got to look at
what's really going on people. So it's not a mistake. We had a
the French, of course, are also under attack because they have
to multibillion euro ships that they're going to deliver
helicopter ships and let's
ask a question. What are they supposed to do with these ships
other than deliver them
training? How to drive them? Don't you think? No. What do you
mean? Does he
get there building his chips for the rushes now? They
gotta deliver them? Yeah, they're gonna keep them. No, but
that's the huge
loss of money or the economy is bad enough,
right? The community is bull crap
going on the French.
Well, they didn't just jump on and they shot one of their
planes down. Here Algiers,
we also want to bring you up to date on the latest headlines
regarding this missing aircraft. It is an Eric Algeria jet with
116 people that vanished from Burkina Faso to Algiers. They
lost contact with the aircraft and the aircraft never landed.
So we'll keep you up to date on this one, but a loss of the
aircraft will be the third major accident in a week.
At this from the French news agency, the plane changed
direction amid heavy storms. Still no word of direct crash
report but no doubt missing as well. 116 passengers and crew
onboard onboard and dead and gone and it's just another
warning shot big terror threat in Norway. This is new. One of
our producers there said hey, you know we never never get
something this big. And this is Al Qaeda Inc. This is the
they've actually they released an English statement just to
make it better the P S t that is the the Norwegian service, anti
terrorism service, I guess, a threat assessment for 2014,
which we made publicly beginning of March, we state the following
among other things, the terror threat against Norway is
considered to be aggravated extreme Islamism is still the
most serious terror threat against Norway. Also, we state
that it has for a long time been a strategy to recruit extreme
Islamist in war and conflict zones to carry out terrorist
actions in Europe, which really hasn't happened yet. Although
they say it happened. And Syria at the time being is considered
to be one of the leading arenas for this recruitment. The G
jihadi Disneyland as Mike Rogers called the situation we are now
facing a serious but it's still unexpected development in view
of the trends and developments we have seen in the course of
the last two or three years. So they are warning that in the
next few days, something might happen in Norway. And they have
a corn to our producer. They're a be vigilant campaign. I asked
them if they had See Something, Say Something in Norwegian, but
they don't. Yeah, then then you need snappy jingles people
that's what you need. Right along on this path, though,
comes a report from Human Rights Watch. And this was very
interesting. A lot of people tweeted about this and said, Oh,
yeah, no, no, what gender show was all over this. We know that
the the FBI is, you know, it's a honeypot. And they they all they
wanted this the six week cycle. I'm sure you saw a news about
this. Oh, yeah. Okay. But there's something very peculiar
with this. Because it you know, I didn't just take it at face
value. And no, I went and got the report. I have it. I'm going
to open it here. And I have of course, marked up some, some
pages for everybody's pleasure. And I noticed pretty pretty much
immediately that there was something very, very strange
going on, which actually flows into something else that we've
been we've been looking at recently with the door of crime
greenwall. So the headline kind of of this report, which you may
have heard of is FBI in most of the 500 cases where they have
thwarted terrorists. These people were set up. And the
report which was co authored by the Columbia Last school for the
Human Rights Institute for Human Rights Watch is titled illusion
of justice, human rights abuses in terrorism prosecutions.
And this is not at all what I thought it would be.
And then what did you find out?
This is
about tell us more Adam,
Muslims being targeted. This is exactly what Glenn Greenwald
came out with him saying the NSA is targeting Muslims. And we
know that the people who have been targeted by the FBI, the
saps who are tricked into doing things are not all Muslims. But
even right here in the summary document, this is the first line
of this report. Muslims are a fundamental part of the American
family. In fact, the success of American Muslims and our
determination to guard against encroachments on their civil
liberties is the ultimate rebuke to those who say that we're at
war with Islam. That is a quote from President Barack Obama at
the top of this document. And then the whole document goes on
to talk only only about American Muslims being tricked into
committing acts of terror. And they focus specifically on the
Newburgh for those of those those boneheads who had nothing
remember those guys who are in the garage, and then
in the garage, we're gonna blow up Edward. Exactly. And on
the Human Rights Watch, webpage, they have a video with the
president of the human rights and then also their Muslim
lawyer, or is, that's not the right title, but she essentially
represents the Muslim cases. And I wanted to play this edited
down version of that. And remember you that the Human
Rights Watch is is paid for their money comes from the State
Department. So for some reason, the State Department and I
believe this is also this coincides with Glenn Greenwald's
big revelation, the big fireworks that oh, the NSA is
targeting Muslim leaders, what is going on people? Why? Why is
this? Why is it how about Christians and Jews and atheists
and and hetero flexibles? Why is it only the Muslims? Why are we
doing this
since the September 11 attacks, there have been over 500 people
prosecuted for terrorism related offenses. And this is a number
that sounds really big, and it makes it sound like Americans
are being kept safe from terrorism attacks. But we found
that in a lot of these cases, people were prosecuted who never
would have committed a terrorist act in the first place. If it
weren't for the involvement of the FBI. The theory behind some
of these cases is that these people are terrorists in
waiting. If the FBI hadn't shown up and taken them down the path
of committing this terrorist act, al Qaeda would instead, but
we don't have evidence of that actually happening.
What this means is that American Muslim communities are being
treated as suspect that law enforcement approached them not
just as partners in countering terrorism or providing
information about potential terrorist attacks. But as places
where terrorism could be bred, these were not individuals who
were ever planning on their own to actually conduct terrorist
activities. They were individuals who were vulnerable
to being recruited. They're young men, an 18 year old,
they're people with mental illness, schizophrenia. They're
people who are susceptible because they want money and they
could be bribed. The prosecution
of Foreman from Newburgh, New York is really emblematic of a
lot of the human rights violations. We've seen in
federal terrorism prosecutions around the country, these men
were vulnerable, they needed money, and they were lured in,
you're taking for people who have
never committed an act of terrorism before who have no
political aspirations, no means to commit the crime, no access
to terrorists to help them commit the crime, no access to
the money to buy the weapons, not even access to cars, to get
to the sites of potential attack, the idea
that law enforcement should do anything and everything to
prevent the risk of a terrorist attack means that there are
people locked up in federal prisons right now, who probably
shouldn't be people who are serving very long sentences, who
probably shouldn't be families that have been torn apart, and
communities around this country who live in fear.
I think this can only be one thing. The CIA, ie the State
Department, are now going after the FBI. We know that the FBI
gets all this immunity in whistleblower cases the FBI
actually has in this document, they talk specifically about
what the FBI can do. I'm gonna scroll down here. And the only
we
say didn't did not interrupt. Didn't we stay on this show a
number of times that we felt there was a battle between CIA
NSA and the FBI. By watching congressional testimonies. We
saw this the FBI was on all in with the NSA.
So here is yes. And we know from the funding document that we
that we looked at two weeks ago, I think that the President
signed the that the FBI is immune from a lot of the
whistleblower activity and hear in this document from Human
Rights Watch, post 911 changes to priorities and rules
governing federal terrorism investigations. And they say
here, more than 40% of the FBI operating budget of 3.3 billion
is now devoted to counterterrorism. However,
instead of authorizing limited criminal investigations, the
rules authorize and encourage the FBI to perform what amounts
to expansive intelligence collection. These changes
include increased surveillance of communications Kolon,
Congress expanded the communications that may be
subject to surveillance under the FISA the Foreign
Intelligence Surveillance Act, and expansive information
collection, the Department of Justice under revised Attorney
General guidelines gave the FBI expansive authority to conduct
pre investigation assessments, gathering information in the
absence of suspicion of wrongdoing or threat to national
security for unlimited periods. The FBI can now gather and store
in their databases, information about where individuals pray,
what they read and who they associate with. The FBI may also
task and recruit informants from a particular community without
any articulable suspicion of criminal activity, in contrast
to previous limits. And then finally, invasive investigation
techniques. Colon, FBI agents can now use invasive
investigation methods, attending religious services or political
events or tracking an individual's movements without
having a reasonable indication that anyone is breaking the law.
This is due to the substantial revisions of the attorney
general guidelines. And the FBI is domestic investigations and
Operations Guide. This is a shit the President made up some state
and local law enforcement also engaged in these activities. But
they are not a focus of this report. No, it's only the FBI.
And I think the FBI has the goods and a lot of people and
this is the move they're making.
Well, this is the old FBI. I mean, Mick Jagger who have
dossiers on everybody. Yes. Yeah. And this isn't one of the
reasons they put that law into effect, you can be in the FBI as
the head of the FBI for more than one or two terms. Except
if you were there during 911. And we can just reinstate it,
Robert Mueller went to 12 years, of course, you know,
but the, I think they probably do. There's a blackmailing
operation, which is what the EDS is why they're in bed with the
NSA, which is a blackmailing operation is bad. It's pretty
bad. But the CIA and the State Department probably don't like
this. So they would put Human Rights Watch, which is the front
for the State Department would start to go after him in subtle
ways, and they'll probably be getting photos in the mail. Once
his photo on the National Enquirer
like this photo we got here,
I think it is. You know, she's underage, right?
Oh, man. Bad. Yeah.
It was on? Well, you know, that's just, it'd be interesting
to see how this plays out. Generally speaking, the, the
secret police side of the equation wins, which means the
FBI and the NSA will win in any battle that I can see unless
they started doing this assassinations began to they
would beat the CIA State Department.
Well, the problem is, while mono The problem is the timing, you
know, this is the summer months. We've got to, you know, put
Putin ism happening. This is not the time you want to try and
smear the FBI. Is it just bad bad marketing? Where's the
current curry Devorah Consulting Group? In all this, because we
could have told them that he's dumb.
Yeah, you got to put these things. You gotta do this other
some of the I don't know why, to be honest. Off the top of my
head. I don't know what else they can do. I think this is a
difficult situation.
Yeah. No, it is. It's definitely I
mean, they got rid of what's his name, and that's as far as I
could go the head of the NSA and who is now making apparently as
a consultant. He's making a million dollars a year here and
they're
in million dollar a month, million dollar a month for
consulting for Wall Street. Ah,
yeah, that's right. We didn't talk about this story. He's
making a million dollars a month this we're talking about Admiral
Kaiser alexan gajser. Alexander, who's the head of the NSA, he
quit he quits, retires on a government salary. So he's
double dipping. And then he goes as a consultant for Wall Street
because He's obviously a financial genius. Making a
million dollars a month in sales. Yeah. So what do you
think he's doing for the million dollars a month
handing over state secrets?
I guess.
That's why not?
Yeah. Well, it's ludicrous.
Yes, you are correct. Let's, I haven't we haven't really talked
about anything. But what do you think is going to happen next in
just in the world, because now we're in these cycles, which are
really, I mean, the six week cycle, I can't even keep track
of where we are. We had Lagarde saying something would light up
on the 20th. Well, it was 17 halves. And while the 17th was
close enough, you know, there was actually a report that says
that Russia may get kicked out of the G 20. I thought that was
kind of funny. I was close to what she was talking about. But
it's undeniable.
Why would you kick Russia, one of the world's leading energy
suppliers while in bed with Saudi Arabia and my dad, which
is what we are, why would you kick them out of the gemmy? This
is really doesn't anybody noticed this is outrageous?
Well, this is the US care whether you like Putin or not,
nobody likes Putin. But this is outrageous.
I think it's it's the US one thing we do better than
everybody is propaganda. We we are anyone can say oh, the
Russians are doing propaganda. Sorry, we do it better than
anybody. We are Holly invented, invented it. Thank you. We know
how to do this. And we are in in essence waging a war on Europe.
I mean, that's really what the United States not the not me,
not you, but the Neo cons carry in the gang. They're they're
waging a war on Europe. And they're pressuring Europe to be
very sure that very COVID win, yes, no, the Europeans.
Let's go and let's look at this over. So what you're saying in a
medicine so in other words, this will be an analysis. You're
saying that and I would actually kind of agree with that because
I always thought this was about Europe. Because I always thought
that Europe is an enemy once they formed the EU.
The Euro The euro is an enemy of the dollar. Are you kidding me?
Exactly.
And so the idea now is to change the game. So Russia is the bad
guy and we talked Europe into being on our site first we set
this up we got to the Dutch plane down we got the all these
different things going on. Hold on, hold
on. No, first, he hates gays.
Well, okay. Now if you want to bring the all the stuff, but
let's say okay, we have a long strategic attack, look at
it only from a propaganda district standpoint, hates the
gays hates dogs spend a dog ripped off his country on
building Sochi.
So she was going to be a disaster and a terrorist target.
Yeah.
And he and and he arrested all the Greenpeace people in which
he let go, by the way. Pussy Riot.
Let's see right now. Spriet.
What else do we have? Yeah.
So how could you like this guy? He's a horrible person because
of all this. And so we try if we can get the Europeans on board,
we're Russia says okay, and turns off the gases. So shipping
all the gas to China, because they're not going to be this
Chinese aren't falling for any of this crap. No. And so all the
gas and everything turns around away from your event goes toward
China, we do get to sell some some gas to them. Because we
have a lot of gas in our tank tankers that can be shipped to
Europe to help out. But it's not going to be it's not going to
make up for the shortfall. No, and we freeze them out.
Well, you know, I'm just gonna eat that we
send the guests to the elites. Let I'm just gonna
say all I have to do is play this. And you know exactly what
our stances dropping off laughing This is what I'll say.
The EU and we mean it. And we mean, I think the whole the
whole, the whole thing is massive regime change. Because
eventually, I think this is the idea and I don't think it's
going to work in the Netherlands. But the idea is,
keep pushing, keep pushing. Of course, the Dutch government is
not going to do anything, then no sanctions. Are they going to
say? Oh, I'm sorry. Yes. I don't want to make any more money on
this gravy train. I'm writing so yeah, no, we can you can store
your money. You can have your money here for tax evasion. You
can't have your legal cases here. You can't store your gas
here. You can't transport your oil onto our ships and our
harbor. Really, you think the Dutch government and the elites
who say it's one big? I know this? I've lived in this
country? It's makes me mad How? How incredibly incestuous. Is it
and people don't understand. So the only thing the elites here
have is let's make everyone crazy. Let's make them crazy. So
They don't think it's going to work because all what they got
now is changing Twitter icons, but they want the people to vote
for other leaders.
It's kind of the irony. Yeah. The irony
is this not working because everyone's like, Oh, well, I'll
change my Twitter icon. I feel my man, I've
changed my Twitter icon. I've done my part.
And so somewhere someone's running a dumb operation, but
that's the only thing that makes any sense. We want to confuse
the Europeans don't you think? That's it's something like that
and make them all maybe it's just all confused and complaint?
I don't know, ma'am. But this looks
we've done a pretty good job. We've got the whole thing. I
love the Marie Harf comment you're sure when she would say
anything about the downed plane she always use the term pro
Russian separatist controlled
insurgents insert No, she
would say separatist Okay. pro Russian because I wrote it down.
pro Russian separatists controlled separatist controlled
part of the Ukraine separatist Ukrainians everyone else to say
but she always she always adds always adds pro Russian. And
it's like, okay, pro Russian. You say it enough times. It's
pretty good. Yeah. Well, I'm liking it.
There's more about the EU. By the way. I
wonder what's that you brought this up? I want to play a clip
that maybe it was just me. But in yesterday's press conference
Harf reads a read she was reading it she's not being
sincere. It seems now she's reserving thing about the dead
plane writers on the down to seven flights 17 And she reads
it and I just thought that was incredible note I couldn't do
tell me I'm wrong. Of insincerity. They go and then
we'd like to say a memorial for the let me see let me I am a 17
dead. You're just hit play and maybe I'm just completely off
base. Which clip is this? This would be hard insincerity.
Freed's Memorial sorry, yeah.
First, I'm sure many of you have seen the today's the Dutch day
of mourning. Today we joined King Willem Alexander, Prime
Minister Ruta and all of the people of the Netherlands and
mourning the loss of the 193 Dutch residents who died when
Malaysians Airlines flight MH 17 was down over eastern Ukraine.
No words can adequately express the sorrow the world feels over
this loss on behalf of the American people. We again extend
our deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of the
victims of this terrible tragedy. As the President said
yesterday, we will work with the Netherlands to make sure that
loved ones are recovered, that a proper investigation is
conducted and that those responsible for the downing of
Flight MH 17 are brought to justice. And second quick travel
update for people.
Yeah, it's almost I didn't clip it but Anderson Cooper Cooper,
he's like oh, this is so horrible. And when the loved one
passed, and he goes into his mother's like, Oh, my mother's
brother committed suicide you know, you never really get over
it. It's all about him. elitist ass wipe. She's I just thought
that harsh was just no of course it's insincere
insincere course. Why do it if it's going to be that insincere?
And so so transparently insincere? Just say, don't say
anything? It wasn't needed.
Anyway, have you?
She said, Well, you know that way to get rid of just for
people out there who want to get one of these jobs one of these
the way I would quit if you wanted to, because you're not
going to be sincere. No, say we would like to hear in the
pressure. We'd like to have a moment of silence. Yeah, who
died in ma 17. You have your moment of silence. I would have
been perfect. And then you say, Well, you know, then you make
some little comment. You're done. You don't read an
insincere note. Like there's just a moment of silence. It
works great. She
couldn't point to the Netherlands on the map. You
know, it's, I got to know them. You got to do our little
segment. I got a note from producer Pierre. Have you have
you seen a Clockwork Orange
though over and over? I've seen the unedited or the Edit over
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so you may still remember Alex in the film Yeah.
No, who's Alex you're talking about the
Alex had only made doll who they brainwash Malcolm McDowell
brainwashing control right Alex? Yeah. If you go back and watch
the movie, which apparently you've done over and over, they
brainwash and control Alex while playing Beethoven's Ninth Ode to
Joy.
Okay, which is the European
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I have to duel and note and I can forward it to you but it
actually it was a drunk male too. Oh, and it actually makes
no sense. So no reason to go any further than that. Okay. So he
says I was reading through some patriotic propaganda when it
claimed the definition of human including being a monster. And
then he couldn't find any evidence of this. Okay. All
right.
Let's see. Oh, I do have a quick war on weed clip from from
Washington State up there where you know, you had the animal
house that farm which I think is a nice little bit of
positioning. Watch out, because we're talking about
the full weight of federal law coming down on your local police
call it the new math. Today they announced they're teaming up
with federal officials to take on illegal hash oil production
in Washington State. Today's charges show that we will take
that threat seriously. We will charge people and we will hold
them accountable.
So this is the manufacture of oil, hash oil, which if done
incorrectly, you can blow up the house. You can blow up the
houses a lot of things. But this is now a federal Federal issue.
The feds are now coming down on you for trying to make hash oil.
It's the meth. It's the new meth.
Not the new meth.
Did you heard him say it? It's the new meth. How could it be
the new math because meth labs blow up? That's why oh, that's
Oh, you see what they're doing?
The new dynamite. Dynamite factories blow up. Oh, there you
go. Yeah, here's a good one. This was interesting. I thought.
I thought they were gonna there's this a story that was
brought up to your buddy Josh Earnest. And it was about the
Apollo 11 guy showing up and then this guy was bent out of
shape because they wouldn't let cameras in. And I thought this
was interesting.
I don't quite understand what you said though. The Apollo 11
showed up what the Apollo 11
astronauts showed up as a celebration of landing on the
moon. Ah, okay. Yeah. And they wouldn't let anybody film it.
And it became a point of contention.
They wouldn't they wouldn't let the press was not allowed to
film the Apollo 11 Guy Show.
No, they weren't. And that's pretty lame, because
explanation. Okay, and I'd like to come back to majors point
about the Apollo 11 representatives here at the
White House today. Why the intense secrecy around this
event? Why not allow television cameras into that?
It's merely a scheduling matter. John, there's a number of things
in the President's schedule. That was you know, we've had the
trip to the Dutch embassy today, the President's making remarks
over in the EOB with the Vice President, so not to talk about
job training. And the President needs to get on a plane at one
o'clock this afternoon. So they're the President's a very
busy schedule, and we weren't able to accommodate television
cameras this time last Thursday. I mean, the President's schedule
couldn't have been maybe five minutes later from the
fundraiser.
You really couldn't accommodate a few minutes for open coverage
of that. Let me ask you, because I find that explanation,
frankly, a little hard to believe given that, you know,
this was such a small amount of time to come in and have a
little bit of
well, I'll just say that in the past that there have been some
television journalists who have complained about the small
amount of time that was granted. Yes, I
think I've probably been one of those. Complaining was 38
seconds. Maybe it could be a couple of minutes. But under it
because
some of those Apollo astronauts, including Neil Armstrong,
shortly before he died going to Congress was very critical of
this president for the way mishandled the space program. I
mean, there's a strong there's a very private person, as you
know, before Congress saying that the President is canceling
the Constellation program was the one mentally embarrassing,
unacceptable. Is that why the President did not want to see
television cameras in his photo? Absolutely
not. The President invited the crew members of Apollo 11 to the
White House to honor their contribution to, to space
exploration into the innovation in the field of science. It was
an it's a genuine honor for the President to have him here
today. And he's proud about the fact that they chose to come. I
will also say that we are proud of the policy that this
President is put in place to take our space program to the
next level and we're very optimistic about the future of
the American space. We believe in science.
Sounds like he blew him off.
Yeah, sounds like that to me.
Screw y'all. Screw you. He didn't go there. Anyway. What do
you actors? He knows Obama knows.
I got an evergreen little thing I want to do. Okay. Tom Hartman
says something here within this clip. Only short look, look.
Look at the size of the Hartman clip. Look at what what do you
think how long Oh, eight
seconds, eight seconds. I can handle eight seconds.
He's not that bad. Okay, all right. Go on. Let it play. God
didn't set it up. Are we good? No, this
is that there's something in here. I'm gonna use it on clips.
Now you're gonna have to be aware it's going to happen.
Okay. There's every other you know, every other direction.
They put in and change their people love it. This that in the
other direction? Hello. Hello. Yeah, what happened?
I played the clip and I said this that in the other
direction. You didn't say anything?
No, it's because the guy got cut off. I
got to Bing Bing. Oh, I'm sorry. I
didn't hear that. Play the clip again. So I can go she already
says
I think he says this is that in the other direction. And every
other direction. They put in and change their people love it.
People love it. People love it.
I just thought it was funny. I'm going to start using that
because it's a bright, his voice cracks. And he says
I cannot wait until we finally get into the presidential
elections for 2016 by love seeing everybody. harp on
Hillary, by love everyone big upping Elizabeth Warren. I love
how Hillary went to Google. You got to see that. The Google Talk
with Eric Schmidt and Hillary. He by the way, he actually the
way he talks is he's way above her. It's pretty funny to watch.
You know, Eric's always been that way.
He's very, very haughty. Yeah. But then, of course, we have Joe
Biden, who we know is, you know, Joe, he's the guy who today I
looked Putin in the eyes. And he said, You got no so to run. You
got no, so I think Putin actually replied to him and
said, Well, you know how that feels, then, don't you?
Apparently, in that exchange, I'd never heard that's well, I'd
have it in the show notes. So it must be true. And then we have
King Kerry. And this is like, Wow. I mean, so he did the what
do they call that the full monty? Whatever, when you're on
every single Sunday News Talk Show. The full Ginsburg I think
is what it's called, for some reason. So if you're on every
single Sunday talk show and of course, he didn't actually
traveled every show. He sat in his office or wherever he was.
And he had the handy green scan did the satellite and yeah, they
had a kind of nondescript blue black round background running
on the on the chroma key. And then he takes a call, like, he
doesn't know that he's on open satellite channel, and puts it
on speakerphone. And this is so orchestrated is not funny. Mr.
Oh, yeah. Yeah, it's just so obvious. This guy wants to be
king of the world. And here's the fox guy calling him out on
it over the I think they call it an extraordinary moment of while
he says it here, it's very funny
while you're doing a series of interviews with all of the
networks, and while you were on camera, and while you were on
microphone, you just spoke to one of your top aides in between
the interviews about the situation in Israel and the fact
that 14 Israelis have either been shot or killed in an
operation. We want to play a clip of that conversation
because it's an extraordinary moment of diplomacy,
an extraordinary moment of diplomacy. An extraordinary
moment diplomacy, you're so awesome. Take a look at this.
It's a hell of a pinpoint operation. It's a hell of a
pinpoint operation. Right. It's escalating significantly, and it
just underscores the need for ceasefire. We've got to get over
there. Fire up the jet, get it read get the jet ready. We got
to get over that. We got it. What are we waiting around for?
Let's go. Thank you, John. I think John was Gotta go tonight.
I don't it's crazy to be sitting around crazy crazy be sitting
around and we gotta go
on it second extraordinary moment of diplomacy
citizen Don't be alarmed we're here on official business
extraordinary mode of diplomacy ever heard
anything store extraordinary is that fantastic exchange Tip of
the day really? I don't have anything that would beat that
screw you I'll take it I've been so good lately.
extraordinary moment of diplomacy. Now here's wrong with
that guy.
Here's the extraordinary moment of diplomacy that is the land of
unconfirmed it. Yes, we came, we saw a die. That was diplomacy.
We killed Gadhafi. Remember that we came in and we killed him?
Yeah. So we have to do it. There's more to this clip. I
don't know what to have Secretary
Kerry, when you said it's a hell of a pinpoint operation. And
by the way, Secretary Kerry you just awesome. Can I just suck
your your left testicle for a moment? Because that was
something extraordinary. Just display of diplomacy, which is a
great, I'm just hard here.
Are you upset that the Israelis are going too far? And in fact,
do you intend to go back to the Middle East tonight, sir? I
think it's very, very difficult in these situations, obviously.
Very difficult.
Very difficult. That's why I'm so awesome. You're, you're lucky
I'm on the job. You have people who have come out of tunnels.
You have a right to go in and test bridge and tunnel people
now.
We've got those tunnels, we completely support that.
And we support that blah, blah, blah. Some extraordinary
extraordinary Obama had to come out laters I asked to carry to
go did you did you catch that? Yeah, I
don't have a clip of it. But I didn't notice though. Yeah, of
course. That'll be right. Yeah. Oh, yeah.
No, I told him to go dammit. He doesn't he doesn't call the
shots here.
Yeah, I'm the boss. I'm the guy who I am the boss and
funny thing I was reading another article about Joe
actually think it's New Yorker magazine. Let me see if I have
this about Joe Biden is very funny. We're Joe Biden. Of
course he's a he's a punch line. Just have to say Joe Biden
people laugh and that's kind of what they say in this in this
article. But that his Air Force Two. armrests are coming off and
if you want to sit in his office on Air Force to one person can
join into the next one has to sit on a box and apple crate or
something. So yeah, it's an I'll put it in the sham a
maintenance issue with a 777, isn't it? No, I'm sorry. No.
7707 I think it is.
No, it's no 757 7570
I'm not. Yeah. Okay. I'm gonna look it up.
Okay. You know how we do that. It's very simple.
I think we just say New Yorker magazine, Joe Biden, you come up
with the Biden agenda. Here we go. That's the title of it. You
new yorker.com and it's taking forever to load. Here we go. I
can just
search for my You're right. You're right. Of course. I'm
right. The monitor. On Easter Sunday, Biden boarded Air
Force's
C 32.
Has jumper seats on Easter Sunday Biden board Air Force to
bound for Kyiv the beleaguered Ukrainian Capitol compared with
the Commander in Chief, the Vice President flies in restrained
splendor. The modified Boeing 757 was well used and armrest
came off in a passenger's hands. The Vice President had a private
cabin with a foldout bed, a desk and a guest chair but if a
second visitor arrived a plastic cooler past as a seat I mean
come on
sounds like you know it sounds like you're going into Tokyo for
a bombing run and the shakin and bacon in that thing
I find that to be somewhat insulting to the to the Vice
President. I it he should have it you know Kerry's got a he's
what is carry fly?
I think he flies whatever we can get on. I know he has his own
jet Maybe it's his private jet maybe it's a Gulfstream we don't
know that's good question. We had a look into this
Secretary of State aircraft no because Clinton always Hillary
had let's see Air Force three. Oh, really? Oh, there's
an Air Force three it's a Boeing
C 17 Globemaster Hmm, no, I think he's flying in something
else. All here. All transport heads of state. Oh, there's a
wiki page on this. Of course. By the way, I looked at my
Wikipedia page just for yucks today. That thing is so wrong.
Your wiki page
I like Good I like that it's
wrong. I'll leave it then it would quit while you're
complaining
it says at one point I had the The judge ordered me to pay back
$250 million Wow. I think it was 250,000 or something but it's
250 million this is your way back when and now
helicopter make somebody change it you had it you had it made
stupid. Anyway so what was it $250 million for?
The whole thing is ludicrous. And I didn't put in there that
the later the judge they had had the IRS had to apologize to me
for being wrong. Then put that in so you get
your $250 million back. Yeah, yeah, I
got it right here. You're
not wearing it. That's your shoe. It's
a doorstop. Here. I got a big clump of gold. And don't say
anything funny, because you know, it pissed me off.
No one is touchy United 17 Globemaster that's a better
plane than the 757
the President's raid plane, you're the president shall stay
nice and big.
55 feet high and 170 feet long. Catherine is C 17 Globemaster is
equally at home carrying a cargo of army vehicles, a battle tank,
which would be Hillary
phalanx of
diplomats, John Kerry's plane, here we go.
Is a mode of choice for Secretary of State Hillary She's
no dummy.
I have an article here John Kerry's plane. Oh, it's just uh,
oh, they
have a picture of her inside this thing. This thing is huge.
Yeah, this looks like you're in the press briefing room. It's
got 10 seats across desks. Monitors. That's this. This
isn't in the back of the plane, though. does look like an OC. 17
That's what's so funny. It's just
mean that they give the give Joe the one with the arms coming off
and stuff like that. Okay. I mean, we know the guys know, the
booby.
They gotta say we gotta get I'm gonna send you this link to put
in the show notes of Hillary's plain. eBay. Is that
interesting?
Okay. I wonder what carries flying on but the way he said,
gas it up. We gotta go. We gotta sit up, gas it up. Get the plane
ready. This is outrageous hell of a pinpoint operation. I'm
doing some outstanding what was it political diplomacy? Was the
word I have forgotten already. Okay, I have one email. I need
to read you. This is on a sucker punch. But this is it's very
interesting. How this meme that we've picked up from the IRS as
first name may have been Ben. Oh, a guy named Ben a dude named
Ben dude named Ben. This is the the general description for it.
Administrators, systems administrators, the people who
actually make stuff run. Yeah, make it actually work. Yeah,
have just been relegated down to a dude named Ben. dude named
Ben. Which of course is not okay. That's not okay. That's
your Ben. Well. Hey, there. This is not Ben. This is Hey, idiot.
That's his handle, but I feel like a typical I feel like a
typical dude named Ben as I report on further the further
spread of the dude named Ben meme while doing an Advisory
Panel Survey for it. pro.tv I was asked to view some marketing
videos, one of which I have enclosed a clip of I capture the
audio. The beginning of the video is one of those horrible
fast whiteboard drawing things which it is, you know, the ones
that we do not like? This is Hey, idiot of Atlas McDowell.
Executive producer, no agenda show. 579 Here's a marketing
video dude named Ben. Oh, here it is. This is Ben. Ben has a
knack for technology and computers. He'd like to have a
job. This is the marketing video. I love is Ben. Ben has a
knack for technology and computer knack. He'd like to
have a job using his skills. But everywhere he applies, the door
is slim. Ch. Ro know to be hired. Ben needs the proven
technical knowledge and certification required by
reputable high paying companies. He is stuck between a rock and a
hard place dude named Ben. The dude named Ben thing is
everywhere. It's universal.
You know, there's a funny thing going on too, which is all these
certifications and things that keep people occupied because
they can't get work. So I ran into one at the wine store. Oh,
there's Ignite and get certified as a wine. Kind of a wine sales
guy. So you get a job at a liquor store. And it's like two
grand to take the course on you learn a little bit about wine, I
guess and you taste some wines and you'll learn about sales and
I don't know Once you get out of it, to be honest, but it's but
it seems high. I mean, seminars when I was a kid, you could take
these things and they would teach us stuff not necessarily
give you a certification. You just stuff you needed to learn.
And it was like, you know, it wasn't that much. It
could be an apprenticeship or all kinds of cool stuff.
It used to be all kinds of things you could do now it's all
Jip.
Let's get a turkey stuff out of the way.
Oh, yeah. Well, you know that just the rest of another 50.
Cops.
Well, this is indeed this will be part of clip clip Turkey one
Okeydoke.
For the last two days, there, hey, there are about hundreds
and four or five police chiefs in Turkey arrested. How do you
view this?
We are closely following these developments in there. I
understand that related to the ongoing corruption
investigations in Turkey, including the recent arrest of
some 100 Police officials. We have repeatedly said that any
investigation should be conducted in a fair, transparent
and democratic manner. We have in the past made clear concerns
about Turkey's due process and effective access to justice. And
we'll continue talking to the Turks about it.
So these are terrorists. Those police chiefs, actually, some of
them are most of them, who launched those corruption
investigations. So this is kind of 108 person.
I don't have any more details on what I just shared.
So what do you think about those corruption investigation started
about eight months ago?
He said as I just said, any investigation like you should be
conducted in a fair, transparent and democratic manner
democratic. Can
you disappoint the Turkish people's desire for a judicial
system that meets the highest standards of fairness,
timeliness, and transparency, guys
cleaning up that guy Stalin that Stalin is kicking ass and
arresting all the cops that that started the corruption
investigations that you just Turkey to I think is a little
more revealing.
These, of course, are the Gulenist who were Yeah, the
Gulin is the guy that we're protecting, we have effectively
in self imposed.
Now you said do you have this will make you under actually
this will make you understand clip to a little better.
Right. And the last question on Turkey about
strategic relationship? Yes. Yes, sir. The
Prime Minister Erdogan expressed his disappointment that he
cannot reach or he doesn't talk to President Obama anymore.
Would you be able to confirm that? I didn't
actually see those comments, obviously for the President's
conversations the White House can speak. Mostly our best to
that. In terms of the Secretary's conversations.
Obviously he speaks all the time with the foreign minister David
total. He spoke with him twice yesterday. I spoke with him a
number of times over the last few days as well. So we have an
ongoing dialogue. Let's do a rock and then Afghanistan very
quickly the the parliament filter.
Well, as we said at the beginning, Turkey is next and
it's logical. We need to control turkey. Look at what's going
through Turkey. There's no way we can let some Yahoo run the
show. No, he can't run that
way. They're not talking to him anymore. So what's the point?
Well,
they're not talking to him. This this I bet him if you've it's
funny if you look at the map in fact, let me look at let's go to
the map of Turkey. Okay. I doing this with me just for No not
yet. Can I get a map a turkey? Okay. Turkey map a turkey. All
right. Now it just a Google map that everybody in the chat room
do this. Okay, if you actually say map of Turkey, you get a
pretty nice, nice open thing there. But it's a good view.
Now. Let's take a look at Turkey.
Oh, wait a minute. I'm gonna go down to street view and drive
around to see Ooh sack. Now
you can do that in a minute. Now, just let's just look at
everything around Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Georgia, Ukraine,
Bulgaria, Egypt, Israel. I mean, this place is surrounded Libya,
and got the place surrounded. Greece is surrounded. Yeah,
we're surrounded and we're moving in. Because of the it is
a a dwarf a blonde. It's a it's a pass through country. And we
cannot have a bunch of crazy guys running that, which is why
but now he's kicking it. I'm sure that these police officers
and all the so called corruption etc. I'm sure that these are the
guys that we put in place who were running through Gulin which
is why we protect him there in Pennsylvania at his compound and
And you know, our plot is being foiled Obama's not talking to
him of course Bom Bom is not talking to anybody. But you
know,
you could get to the his caddy,
you know we have we have, we're going to be running the, the gas
pipelines through Georgia. And I don't know if we're going to run
it into I don't know where we're going to reach, you'd run it
through Turkey probably, but we just can't have these guys
running anything. They're under not trustworthy. So if you and I
would, let's just look at this and we'll end the show on this
if you and I were we're at bat here right. And we've got these
bricks the bricks are moving in on our turf on the poppies and
Afghanistan we need to get rid of their whole idea of using
whatever currency whether it's a remnant be or whether it's the
SDR or a euro or whatever it is. And we just really want to own
everything what would the next move be?
Well the problem the way I see it is that they've got too many
right now too many irons irons in the fire. Yeah. Say they're
trying to rubble eyes, everything in the eye, of
course, the key the real good way to do it, which is I think
it might be hinting at with the Ukrainian situation, where
they're just gonna let it go fester and realize itself
because if you let these things sit there, when verbalization
begins is a form of deterioration. And it just
continues and continues and continues unless somebody in
international forces stop it and even when they stop it like when
we started realizing Libya, once we pulled out it went back to
being rough. It's all shot up and it's a mess in Libya, but
the oil was flowing. That's the good news. Yeah, well, they
got it they always know what to isolate. So you get that the
pipeline's safe in the oil fields pumping like you do and
in Iraq, which is got the our buddies, the Kurds, who seemed
to be very reliable people
doing a great job. Their headquarters is the Turkish
Embassy in Mosul. You use our apartment? Use our piano use our
piano tear.
So they was so that's all working out in the way it should
I don't know how it began to rebel. I think they tried to do
it with that first deal the rise that took place in order to one
got you know, wind of it or did something to counteract it. I
think it should have been realized by now. I think it's
it's not as easy as it looks. I'm not sure we can accomplish
this interesting.
Well, we also don't want to cut off our nose to spite our face.
Because you know, there's very important stuff running through
Turkey. And the port of se han is what we've got the idea
of I'd hate to say this, because it's nothing we really bring up
on the show. I mean, we discuss it occasionally in the economic
hitman talks about it. I think it might just take an
assassination.
Ooh, Red Book. Yep, I think you've got a point there. Who is
second in line second in line Turkey let's see hmm, that's not
the way to do the search. It's second
second. In the theater the other day there was a big line.
Succession the second
line from my Apple iPhone.
Yeah, here we go Turkish pm we'll have to look at this.
Yeah, we'll do we can get that for the next show. We don't need
four names
for adder one successor. Okay, well, this is very interesting
when you won't list it let's just do this and I'll end it
let's just do Erawan assassination I don't want
assassinate I screwed that up hold on Andrew one sense nation
let's see what pops up Ambassador we done by an
Armenian by the way well
we have a couple years and accused Turkish police foil and
this is June
June their Turkish police foil and assassination bid on air and
we're going to hear about this seven are Russian that's January
2013
May 4 Turkish Prime Minister Edwin's safe after Congress so
they're
shooting at him already?
Oh yeah, this Yeah, exactly. Well, good call. Good call. You
got it. Nailed it. We'll take that. We just gotta find out
who's gonna take over now? Yeah, and that's why he had to get rid
of the cops because the cops of course are letting the assassins
in imagine being that guy.
Yeah, yeah, no this guy's doesn't look this a little good.
It's not good to suspect was arrested the gun was found to
contain a nine millimeter bullet. Oh, that's a nine
millimeter gun is what you're trying to sell. You
need all you need. All right, everybody,
by snipers that could shoot at two miles. One thing's
for sure. You'll never hear anyone on CNN Say assassination.
Now you won't hear that on CNN. In fact, they would fire you if
even suggested such a thing because it's rude.
You can't even suggest that the State Department acts with
political motives you get yelled at by the elites. So take that
bro.
That could have been Clip of the Day to Bloomberg.
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