Ahmed swallow the key. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Sunday,
August 3 2014. It's time for your gizmo nation media
assassination episode 640.
This is no agenda,
narrowly avoiding quarantine here at the South Austin safe
house and FEMA Region six in the capitol in the drone Star State
in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's also in the morning.
I'm John C. Dvorak. Buzzkill.
Well, well, well.
Well, that's about it. Yep.
We will be fighting just to make a one minute show.
We could do it. I don't know would be how good it would be.
Probably not very good. It'd be as good as any one minute show
ever.
I've had all kinds of homing problems today.
Oh, is it is it to Mickey
now there's something going on humming now? I don't know my
microphone all of a sudden started picking up
that's the see that's the NSA but
that's about that's about the only answer I have for because I
couldn't even if I point the end the microphone in different
direction. It picks up different things frequently want to hear
it.
Well, you know, I will first let me I my microphone does the same
thing. I'm back Dumbo Jewish let me move free just a little bit.
If you're not if you're not going to be serious about okay,
I'm sorry. Sorry. Go on. No, Nevermind. Nevermind.
I want to hear the humming mic. It's fine. We'll do is humming
might
deal with it.
I've heard about this.
It's what we would call weird. Which is another one of those
words I believe has been overused in popular culture.
Weird Have you noticed all you'll notice it now?
I'm getting annoyed by as amazeballs
Okay, so we have amazing we have what's the other one people like
to use? Amazing. Awesome, awesome. Awesome. And then
amazeballs but, but be on the lookout for weird and it's it's
whenever something is not amazing or awesome or
amazeballs? It almost by definition is going to be weird.
And weird, isn't it? You know, if you really look at the
definition of weird it would mean an earthly uncanny.
Bizarre, odd, odd, odd odd is actually if if you catch
yourself using the word weird a lot please use instead your odd
is much better. And much straighter. Sure, shorter. Yes.
Just another one of those words I'm paying it's like share or
what people newcomers to the show have to realize that we
worry ourselves sick about the vocabulary about using these
these mean like words that people just use drop in
routinely and it
can it catches on to us to you know
that's like what I think this that and the other is a good
example is that you have to say this, that and the other thing
and they would do that but I did it once I got nailed and then I
got the course the fact of the matter which
is more for which is more it is more fact of the matter has now
become the truth of the matter. Yes.
Obama's say saying that I'm hearing a lot of people but the
truth of the matter. Yeah, that's but this the same
bullcrap,
I read an interesting essay on on the word share. And how that
has changed significantly, particularly in our digital
culture where to share of course, was was mainly had to do
with distribution. So I'm going to share a either distribution
of file sharing, well, yes, file sharing that already changed
some of it where sharing used to be, I would have something I
will share half of it with you. So that's not you know, that's,
that's dividing something and giving a piece to other people.
Then we had file sharing as the same entity giving you a copy of
it, and then share of course, now means communicate. So share,
as in share it through social media,
or share something with you, Adam. Yeah.
Yeah, but the word has changed significantly in its meaning.
And if you look at and this is a good one. If you look at terms
and services, of any of these bullcrap, Silicon Valley
companies and they'll say, We will not share your information
with everybody. They're not lying, because sharing is not
the same as selling.
Right? It's not. And these
words matter.
We'll talk about words that matter. I've got a couple here
on clips for the Evergreen collection. Oh,
wait a minute. Did we pick a couple of the same true same
Yeah,
we did. You got The truth Your guy yeah, of
course I can walk from Newsweek.
Oh, no, no, I'm not. You got a different guy. That guy is a
horrible. No, here's the this is from him. This is the blah blah
blah blah.
Yeah okay, let's set this up. This was on C span we both saw
this. This is the writer Kurt Eichenwald. I want to think and
say his name is maybe Dan I don't know.
Well, it's Yeah, got it written down here on the back of an
envelope Hold on. He wrote said I can walk and
he asked me to and he wrote an article, an article in Newsweek
how conspiracy theories are killing the nation
they're ruining.
And it's horrible for America. It's just the worst possible
thing. And I watched this with my mouth, a gape, my mouth was a
gape.
I have the setup. Clip, okay, which is the anti conspiracy
theory guy intro
doesn't happen often that we really come up with the exact
same clips. This is a strange occurrence.
Eichenwald is the author of a recent Newsweek cover story, the
plots to destroy America about how about conspiracy theorists
and and theories that they believe and he joins us now to
talk about that startup story. And Mr. Eichenwald? Why should
those who don't believe in conspiracy theorist worry about
those that do?
Well, because it's harming the country? I mean, we've gotten
into a point that is very different from what we've
experienced in the past, where you have actually politicians
who are, you know, repeating conspiracy theories who are
advocating conspiracy theories. I mean, just the other day, you
had a member of Congress, who was saying that, you know, the
Obama administration wanted the, you know, children refugees from
Latin America to come into the United States, so we could
perform medical experimentation on them.
Now, this was interesting to me. I thought that was very funny.
But I looked it up. I went who said this? I wanted to know who
said this. And in what context was it said, Do you have any
idea?
No, I didn't go as far as you went. But I want to say one
thing. This guy obviously doesn't pay much attention to
Congress, because they're saying wack whacked out crap. And
always have been. We listened to enough, guys. Yeah, save
me a break.
Well, this is of course, it'd be Newsweek and being a particular
slant of media. This was a swipe at Michelle Bachman, the crazy
nut job Republican. Yeah. And that would make sense. I wanted
to find out what had she said about the millennial actually,
let's just let me get your get this clip back again. Because he
sees framed it in a very certain way. Where is it now? I can't
Why can't I find it? Intro right. We just listen to this.
Again, he frames it in such a way that now if you were to
repeat what you think he said it was? Well, let's forget it.
Let's just let's match that,
and theories that they believe and he joins us now to talk
about that star story. And Mr. Eichenwald? Why should those who
don't believe in conspiracy theorist worry about those that
do
well, because it's harming the country? I mean, we've gotten
into a point that is very different from what we've
experienced in the past, where you have actually politicians
who are repeating
conspiracy theory type politicians who are repeating
conspiracy theories who are advocating
advocacy theories. I mean, just the other day, you had a member
of Congress, who was saying that, you know, the Obama
administration wanted the, you know, children refugees from
Latin America to come into the United States, so we could
perform medical experimentation on them.
Okay. So what we're looking for is a some proof that a member of
Congress has said that the Obama administration wants children
coming in from South American countries refugees, so we can
perform medical experiments on them. Like, I don't know, kind
of, it's kind of like a Nazi Jew thing if you really like Yeah,
yeah, make lampshades out of their skin. Okay, so I went
looking for this, because I had not heard this. And I'm pretty
much in tune with all the conspiracy theories. And this is
something that was why the headline, pretty much
universally says Bachman wing nut crazy batshit crazy Kook,
once chilled, says Obama wants to experiment on children. And
it all is derived from this one interview on some talk radio
show and mind to bear in mind. Michelle Bachman is a foster
parent to like 20 children. She and her husband have had been
foster parents for a long time. So she does know a little bit
about the child protective services. a foster
child by definition is a ward of the state. We have four 100,000
foster children in this complex country. And now President Obama
is trying to bring all of those foreign nationals the illegal
aliens to the country. And he has said that he will put them
in the foster care system? Well, I will tell you from personal
experience, we don't have enough foster parents now in the
country, for the kids in America, we certainly don't have
enough foster parents for all of the illegal aliens that the
President is trying to bring in right now. But again, that's
more kid that you can see how it's not we can't imagine doing
this. But if you have a hospital, and they are going to
get millions of dollars in government grants, if they can
conduct medical research on somebody, in a ward of the state
can't say no, a little kid can't say no, if they're a ward of the
state. So here, you could have this institution getting
millions of dollars from our government to do medical
experimentation. And a kid can't even say no, it's sick. Money.
I would say it's a little different than the way Mr.
Eichenwald portrayed it.
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that's very disappointing.
That some member of the media is full of crap. I
know that I didn't catch that. I just assumed he was full of crap
and some other stuff. I know. But minor, but I actually have
the proof, which you have, of course, points for this. Of
course, I'll give you one point. So I'll take one five. But to
actually bring this out is a disgusting piece of evidence. I
it's just disgusting that he would do the way he did it. And
the whole thing that he did was this way and also, and you have
your head, you have your set of his clips.
Well, I just want to say, I just want to say that. No, we have
the same clips, trust me. But just want to say that in the
shownotes you'll find a link to this interview. You need to look
at this, a whole smug face with his big head, and he's a OB and
he's laughing and sneering and scowling and like these. And
it's all I think it's pretty much Republicans are crazy.
That's pretty much what his what his article really is saying as
far as I'm concerned.
Yeah, well, there's that.
All right, but you do your clips, we had the same ones
believe
Okay, well, he goes on. And he does a kind of a, he does a
roundabout way of bringing things into the conversation.
But let's play his This is the anti conspiracy guy on agenda 21
This is the opener. Here's what he opens with.
Yeah. And and this is why I was grabbing these clips in like,
Oh, John. Well, he'll love this. But of course, he saw the most I
saw this and what
are some of the conspiracy theories that you think are are
causing some of the most harm in this country right now?
Well, what are the worst is the conspiracy theory about agenda?
21?
minute I heard this. Okay. Conspiracy. We have read the
agenda 21. Documents? Which if you printed it out, it would
make me nine feet tall? Oh, it
is. So I actually wrote I told I told this before, but I've
written to the United Nations to get a printout of it. Yeah,
because I couldn't buy enough paper
to print out agenda 20 And they won't send me one. And so before
we play the rest of this, let's just we've both analyzed agenda
21. It is a United Nations Charter, which essentially sets
out how the Earth is more important than the people on it,
and how we need to protect the earth under all circumstances, a
big paraphrase because it's such a huge document, but it has been
the guiding light. And it's not some kind of agreement or, you
know, it's not a it's not like the human guidelines, its
guidelines, but from the guidelines 1000s of non non
governmental organizations and governmental organizations have
received billions of dollars to study research, create reports,
and to create this vision. Is that a fair assessment of what
agenda 21 That's
as good as any.
And you know, I can tell you right now, I said those words.
And there are people all over the country reaching for their
phones.
I didn't Did you reach for my button? No, I didn't reach
because what that one is, is a believe there's there is agenda
21
You can't even start explaining what agenda 21 is, but okay.
And the 21 is a non binding agreement that was signed during
the original George Bush administration back in the early
1990s. a money
order guy, the guy to make it sound as though it's innocuous
because the original George Bush was in on it, but he
was the he was the
guy who was the new order. Oh, by the way,
legend, Jim, you're listening to John C. Dvorak. Say this okay,
this is not your
crockery Oh no, this is the
90s Uh, you know, in the UN, saying that the countries would
make, you know, we're making a commitment to basically to care
for the environment basically to, to act in ways that
preserved the environment allowed for, you know, things in
terms of planning in terms of urban development, blah, blah,
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah,
blah, blah, blah. Okay,
you you you spruce it up them. I didn't realize things
in terms of planning, of urban development, bla bla bla bla bla
bla bla bla bla bla bla
when I heard that I was like, I'm gonna get clipped with the
day but of course now I can because you had the same clips,
blah, blah, blah, blah blah. So he's now taking a document which
is too big to print on a home printer without running out of
ink and you say it's just Oh bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla
bla What a dick. Yeah Give me the bla bla bla bla bla
it made you finish it off because I have the punch line is
built in and I'll shut up I'll shut up
nothing big that's a non binding commitment this has become a
belief in an overarching conspiracy of a new world order
that is trying to seize private property in the United States to
grant trees the rights of humans to they're actually people
saying they're going to shuffle us off on to train cars and send
us to work camps Yeah, I mean it's
it's crazy stuff again with the non life stuff Yeah, the game
was talking about dealing with the Nazis in the Jews this is
what is he talking about that people are Oh yeah, they
somebody brought up agenda 21 And because they want to give
rights to trees this is nonsense.
It is very very poor journalism.
It's well I'm not going to go that say that's good or bad
journalism because it's not journalism at all.
Well yarder if you read the article which essentially the
but
the rights to trees I'm hearing the guy say that the people
against agenda 21 think that the world government the evil world
government that's coming our way is going to give rights to
trees. I have never heard that and I listen to these guy listen
to the all the right wing stuff and the left wing Do you hang
out with me from time to hang out with you? I have never heard
this guy is making it up.
I haven't heard the rights of training the right to vote is
that what he's implying? Hey man, my pine tree votes no
I found I found it to be very poor saying that font to be
really interesting that first of all, why this was even I mean,
how can how can this well Newsweek I guess it's that maybe
that says
is invisible is not what Newsweek used to be did this
back on the stands is weird.
And I What did you say weird? Is that uncanny? Or is it an
earthly or is it
odd? It's very strange that Newsweek is back on the
newsstands.
Isn't that owned by Jane by Jane Harman the Arab that
owns them now? I'm not sure I thought she bought it. Okay. But
good call on the weird was the reason that we're playing this
on C span was the counterbalance. The other
interview they had with the 911 truth gauge who's the architect
at hipbones you know, the architects and engineers
before you before you go there? Do I get to do one of my clips
from I can well, I have I have
one of them. But another clip from him, but I'll let you take
it. Take it okay. The
the one I wanted to grab was this one.
Obviously. The big one are the anti vaccine errs.
And I've never heard I've heard anti vaxxers I've never heard
anti vaccine errs. She's even got the he doesn't he doesn't
have the lingo down. He doesn't he doesn't even know the
slogans.
These are people who believe that there is a vast conspiracy
among the government and the pharmaceutical industry.
Yeah, there is and the vast conspiracy is indemnification.
The fact that the pharmaceutical corporations can and not be sued
if you are in any way harmed or injured by a vaccination. I that
is a conspiracy. Is that not a textbook definition of a
conspiracy? They are breathing together conspire, breathing
together to make sure that no one can sue.
I would question that because to me a conspiracy is something
that nobody knows about. Was a backroom deal that does never
that's never revealed.
How if you went on the street and ask how many people
knew about and ask people where California was here in
California, they wouldn't. Okay, but
the point is, it was it was it wasn't like a big Get a press
release.
There's no reason to publicize such things. The public might be
annoyed
to hide the realities of the dangers of vaccinations.
Anything you have has a danger. Anything that is injected into
your body has it I love this
analogy. I love the false analogy. Explain, hey, you know,
when you step out on the street, you could be hit by a
bus, you put something in your body, it could be dangerous and
get that thing out on me. Stop sticking out in me could be
dangerous. The
question is, is the danger significant, statistically
significant, significant compared to not having it and
it's only when you're not one of the 1% that it's completely not
significant?
The anti vaccine owners are again living in a world Listen
to me long term again,
Jenny McCarthy listen up. He's talking about you, you crazy
Nazi bitch
of these vast conspiracies that are hiding these vast problem of
assets that don't exist the
vast, vast, vast problem, the vast conspiracies. Yeah, like
that vast, it's just a couple guys. Yeah,
I've been disproven over and over and over. The problem is we
now have a recurrence. You know, measles was almost completely
defeated in this country until the anti vaccine errs came
along. Now, measles is on the upswing.
So really, I that's also that's a question. That's very question
why
because people aren't getting their kids vaccinated because
they believe it'll cause autism or all these other conditions
that there is no reputable proof that you know, that backs the
idea
up okay, then I had one more and then I'll let
you before you go. Do you remember I we did it on the show
I'd fetches on one of the adult purpose clip shows about three
years ago, four years ago when the measles thing was hitting a
fever pitch to the point where they're having TV shows about
it. And everything was caused by measles. You know, they arrested
some woman who didn't get a shot right now law and order and be
good and then a good nailer for a homicide because her kid got
the measles and gave it to a mom or something like that. This is
a you know, this beaten this this dead horse. And I don't
notice that Measles is going berserk and
we have an epidemic.
Now this guy and his anti vaccination errs are ex anti
vaccine errs, anti vaccine errs, he doesn't have this doesn't
even get a bad sign. Now, he used to be an investigative
reporter for the New York Times and now he's working for really
Yeah, a very low grade, low grade operation news. It used to
be a famous high grade operation. So you know, he, why
would you quit the New York Times to work for this?
Well, and then he got into my favorite topic, which I like
very much and, of course, a perfect opportunity for so many
producers to call in and at least give them an A in the
morning, which did not happen. As always. Here's the one I
liked the most, you
know, take the 911 truthers, you know, these are the people who
believe that the Bush administration actually, you
know, knock down the the World Trade Center and actually set
this all up so we could have wars and
yeah, you know, and listen to them thinking, Well, yeah,
that's indisputable, if you want but what is not disputable is
how we have how the Bush administration actually went
about ensuring that we could have wars by invading Iraq, and
I went back to some United Nations testimony, which, of
course, is complete conspiracy theory that I am bringing this
up. And this is a recording of the Bush administration's own
conspiracy theory, which now we know to be a lie. But of course,
we can joke about it. There were no weapons of mass destruction
to be found. Then President Bush even joked about how stupid that
was. But it really came down to Colin Powell
having these weapons in 9095. The quantities were vast, vast
teaspoon of dry anthrax a little bit about this amount. Remember,
he's holding up the vial of anthrax, right? Right there.
He's got a prop, which I'm sure it was baking soda, but okay,
it's about the amount of a teaspoon less than a teaspoon
full of dry anthrax in an envelope, shut down the United
States Senate.
And he goes on and on. That is exactly what happened. And now
of course, you know, you can argue about the Twin Towers and
how or what but there is no denying that the Bush
administration lied to the American public and use props,
baking soda in a little little vial to go to war with Iraq.
You know, what you end up with is not? Well, here is my
evidence that leads me did these conclusions. It's Let me tear
down the official story. Yeah.
Why do you think this was published at all this is it's a
little annoying that we have Cass Sunstein, who of course is
married to the power woman powers woman who was our UN
Ambassador Samantha Powers, a UN ambassador. He wrote the book on
conspiracy theories. He writes continuous articles about how to
infiltrate the conspiracy chat rooms on the internet and Co Op
them. What are they worried about? If we're just a bunch of
tinfoil hat wearing crazy truthers and anti vaccine errs?
Why are they worried about that? Aren't we aren't we just
going on all right. They're worried sick about the 28 page
report. Yeah, there's a word that we got to do something to
muddy the waters so let's bring this guy because one of the
things they did on on C span hopefully muddy the waters is
bring on gauge the architect or Eclipse from him
I thought he I thought he was very weak Actually, I did not
like his appearance. So he's
not a good speaker? No, they need a dynamic person but then
you can't you know you need some I think their thinking is you
need some dry guy. Well, let's set this
up for a moment for people who do not know and I don't want you
to think we're just some crazy anti vaccine errs here back
vaccine or anti vaccine there's there are two groups which I
personally have respect for who have evaluated the the events of
911 one is architects and engineers 1000s of architects
and engineers who say the official story does not make
sense according to our schooling and our our expertise and then
there's pilots for 911 truth which I'm a member of who has
say the data even the officially published data such as these
aircraft flying at 400 miles 350 miles an hour at 2000 feet it's
just not possible oh it is if you want to fly without wings
because they've been ripped off and you're burning in flight. So
the official data is at best wrong and you might say was
manipulated ie there may be some lying going on. And these are
the two groups which I think I had the most validity with their
argument
well the the the the argument is essentially to boil it down that
these buildings were rigged with high explosives to be brought
down in a demolition fashion straight down and all the
building showed signs that there were were elements within the
the final lot finally collapsed structure that these were this
was controlled demolition he says but done by a criminal
element which could have been anybody including the building's
owner rather than George Bush, and the but they keep pointing
to WT C seven which is has a number of interesting issues
with it and you can play the WT set C seven thing or not at play
it at all. Where he goes on and on with the details and you can
play it as much as you want which is true Thrawn WT C seven
and the guy is his name game Richard Gage, who is the head of
this architects and engineers for 911 truth
on the NIST report. Some people have said that a failure of one
column should not have produced a symmetrical fall like this
one. What is this answer to those assertions? World Trade
Center sevens collapse? NIST says viewed from the exterior
most videos were taken from the north did appear to fall almost
uniformly as a single unit. This occurred because the interior
failures that took place did not cause the exterior framing to
fail. until the final stages of the building collapse. The
interior floor framing and columns collapsed downward and
pulled away from the exterior frame. There were clues that
internal damage was taking place prior to the downward movement
of the exterior frame.
Here's another one of Nick's cute answers to an extremely
difficult question. You cannot have the interior of a 47 storey
40,000 ton structural steel frame fail without pulling in
this side of the building and causing massive warpage on the
exterior perimeter structural steel system. It can't happen.
They're talking once again in their computer models which
betrays their own theory that we have 400 structural steel
connections that have to fail in their computer models in order
to get that interior to fail, and then the exterior we don't
even have massive weight no breakage on the exterior, it
can't happen. In fact, what does happen is the penthouse drops
the main penthouse, a half a second prior to the overall so
just half a second prior, the penthouse drops, then the
overall building drops. Again how fast freefall acceleration
that fast seven seconds total structural shattering of the
entire structural steel system being from column almost. So
this can't happen unless all of those are compromised. See, when
you have a pile driver that's driving the rest of the building
down, it's doing work. In this case, it's falling at freefall,
meaning all of its energy is connect is transferred to
kinetic energy or motion. There's no energy left to do any
work, such as driving the rest of the building down to the
ground, that work had to have been cut to come has to have
come from another force. Yes,
yes, thank you. That is correct. But of course, every everybody
both are wrong, Gage is wrong. And the 911 report is wrong. And
NIST is wrong. We all know, obviously, that these buildings
were bought, they're brought down by directed energy weapons
from space.
Beulah, yet another little SEC segment, this is a short little
tidbit thing that he has, that he mentioned. And I want to
bring this up, because it brings up a commentary opportunity, but
play this little clip,
most of them. And I think there's about 80,000 in the
American Institute of Architects, most every one of
them, first of all, are unfamiliar with the evidence,
particularly World Trade Center, structural World Trade Center,
building seven. And this is the third worst structural failure
in modern history. And yet, architects and engineers are not
familiar with it. So when we travel, we get them in our
audiences and just like lay people in the audience, they end
up agreeing with us by an overwhelming majority, I mean,
like 90 to 100% of them when they see this building coming
down, which, by the way, they can see also on our website, a e
911 truth.org. No.
Anyway, the point is, is that you'd think this being the third
worse than the other ones, I think are like that bridge that
there was over the straits and just fell apart. And that Tacoma
Washington Bridge, I think is one of them. But there's a
there's there's a bunch of these and they're all terrible.
Defectors a list of bad engineering examples are just
there's like 10, there's the Cleveland East Ohio gas
explosion, the Hyatt Regency Hotel, walk away collapse, it's
just a walkway, not a building. The Chernobyl thing I think is
ranked number one or number two. Anyway, there's a bunch of
these, it would seem unlikely, because this design is not was
not experimental in any way. And it wasn't. It wasn't even
damaged. Hardly that the collapse of this thing would be
the number one thing you'd be studying in architecture school
with all the details. Yeah, you can kind of not want to have
that happen again. Right? If it was just a collapse, yeah, just
think just out of the blue collapses. And so I you know, Wk
seven thing is still not not been explained. What I was
finding the Hindenburg I think is another one there
are cars around vehicles around the area that only like the car
is perfectly intact. But the the engine is disintegrated
completely melted away, a car sitting on the street. But the
seats are fine. The seats haven't haven't burned up or
anything, the door handles have melted away. That's what I find
more interesting than looking at the rubble, which of course is
what is happening around that. And when you see some of those
pictures of specific pieces of mainly aluminium completely just
melted into goo into a river of molten nothing. But it's not
like jet fuel fell on that or there was a beam of burning
beams fell on it. Those are the things that I question.
Yeah, well, you can question them. Yeah,
I do. But I, but ultimately, you're right. This is clearly
about the 28 pages. Just to just to get some thing the blow.
Yeah, yeah. Crazy. It's crazy people who needs to think about
28 pages just as a conspiracy
28 pages which we've talked about in the last show, and I
think before that
28 pages.org is now a website for where this is going
to happen, they're going to these their only reason they
keep talking about this in the mainstream media and keeps being
brought up here and there. And all this other stuff this
truther guy, I've never seen him on television
ever. The the I can treat it with much respect, but oh, the
gauge guy now and of course not, please. He's crazy had him on?
Well, John, I came across some very fortuitous information,
which I'm very, very proud to present to you right now. And
this is, in our, in our quest to understand the claim that
90% 97% of client, the climate scientists
ignore you guys ever said of all scientists? I'm pretty
sure it's climate scientist. Okay. Well, let's just give them
the benefit of the doubt that would be even better. We're
narrowing it down in their favor. 97% of all climate
scientists agree with the consensus. The consensus
position that global warming is caused by humans, this would be
what were the actual message changes from time to time.
Sometimes someone will say, Oh, 97% of scientists agree. But in
general, I believe the statement is 97% of all clients, climate
scientists agree with the consensus that global warming is
caused by humans at GW, anthropogenic global warming.
And we have I questioned what is the whole number? And where's
this research coming from? And since it's being thrown in our
faces all the time, I would like to understand the numbers. And
everybody uses the 97%. Well, everybody,
John Kerry makes it 9899. He's an idiot. That's a global
warming going on in his watermelon head that's up to the
up the ante by two spots. And I found it multiple pieces of
feedback from our audience, which is just the of course is
why we call them producers, not listeners, appointed me to a
report, which is the report that proves this 97% number, and I'm
going and there's a video to go with it. So I'm going to play a
little bit of the audio and then I will give you the abstract of
the report. And it is titled quantifying the consensus on
anthropogenic global warming in the scientific literature. And
this is where even our president gets this number from
Hi, I'm John Cook, lead author of the paper quantifying the
consensus on anthropogenic global warming. In the
scientific literature. Our paper measures the level of agreement
that humans are causing global warming. In climate papers
published between 1991 and 2011. Now there have been several
studies measuring the level of agreement on human caused global
warming in the scientific community. Both papers found
that among climate scientists actively publishing climate
research, 97% agree that humans are causing global warming. But
scientists have to back up their opinions with evidence that
survives the scrutiny of experts in their field. In other words,
peer reviewed research. The first analysis of this type was
by Miami rescuers, who in 2004, analyzed publications in the Web
of Science between 1993 and 2003, matching the search term
global climate change.
Now this goes on for two minutes, but he's already kind
of glossed over the fact that the numbers are really a lie.
And I'm going to read from this guy's paper from his very own
abstract, when you'll see what I mean, abstract of quantifying
the consensus on anthropogenic global warming in the scientific
literature. We analyze the evolution of the scientific
consensus on anthropogenic global warming in the peer
reviewed scientific literature, examining 11,944 Climate
abstracts from 1991 to 2011, matching the topics global
climate change or global warming. And here comes John, we
find that 66.4% of abstracts expressed no position on
anthropogenic global warming 32.6% endorsed ag W. 0.7%.
Rejected ag W. and 0.3% were uncertain about the cause of
global warming among abstracts expressing a position at GW 97.1
endorsed the consensus position that humans are causing global
warming. But what he's omitting to say is that only 32% of all
scientists even had an opinion on
Virginia global warming 97% of the 30% who had an opinion yes.
So it's 97% of 30%. is about 29% total. Thank
you. Thank you. And that's all you need to know.
That's the should be writing this up as a column or
something. That's a great little tidbit. It's
and yeah, and it's remember, they say 32.6 of the 30.6% of
all 100 endorsed anthropogenic global warming. That's only 32%.
And the other 66.4% expressed no position on human, or manmade
global warming, which you can't say means they're against it,
but certainly doesn't mean they were for it. So really only
32.6% of all peer reviewed research says yes, this is
manmade.
That's a minority. A significant minority, all of them to agree
I've only got 97% of them.
So they, yeah, so they took the 32.6%. And then said, Hey, do
you endorse the consensus? Oh, yeah, I'll raise my hand. Yeah.
The mean more money for me. Me my mind. Yeah. Well, that people
die. We should have make sure Ramsey clips that little bit
right there. It's very good. Roll today. Yeah, two things are
minor, but they're very important.
There's one. Did you see this report, which is the stupidest
thing I've ever seen. Any political organization, or I'm
sorry, I should say politicians themselves do in these United
States. This is the United States Senate Committee on
Environment and Public Works works. The minority staff
report. The chain of environmental command. And
here's here's the this is this is a report from the Senate, the
Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, the minority
staff report to the Senate, I believe, is controlled by
Democrats.
Right. So the Minority Report would be coming from Baton
Rouge,
Tom Cruise, Tom Cruise, and Tom and Penelope Cruz. And, and
here's this from July 30. And here is the the subtext of this
report says right on the front page, how a club of billionaires
and their foundations control the environmental movement and
Obama's EPA. Now, what they are trying to do is, of course, they
set it out quite quite well, by saying the the EPA and the
President Obama have billionaires funding this green
movement, oh, let's call it agenda 21, or whatever you want
to call it. And here and this is from the Senate. This is this is
a serious document. These statements are remarkable, in
reality and elite group of left wing millionaires and
billionaires, which this report refers to as the billionaire's
club, who direct and control the far left environmental movement,
which in turn controls major policy decisions and lobbies on
behalf of the US Environmental Protection Agency.
Yeah, we have, by the way, these types of people right here in
the San Francisco Bay Area. They're all in Silicon Valley.
Yes. And if you take a look at some of the the funding they
did, especially Kleiner Perkins, when they started funding,
lightning raising every green idea they could come up with
damn near broke the company. But they're all you know, they're
all Democrats and they're all many of them are billionaires.
A dominant organization in this movement is Sea Change
Foundation, a private California Foundation, which relies on
funding from a foreign company with undisclosed donors. In
turn, sea change funnels 10s of millions of dollars to other
large but discreet foundations and prominent environmental
activists who strive to control both policy and politics. And
what this is, obviously is they're trying to strike back
against the IRS, but they're idiots. You are stupid, stupid,
stupid people.
You Why is this Adam?
You never if you're going to do this, you create a report with
facts and you let the media call it the club of billionaires. You
don't go out with it like that. You don't put it on the front
page. You stupid, stupid, stupid morons. You little tweeny Torpey
dickheads small penis dumb share you.
You get back to the point that yeah,
they need help. If someone wants to communicate something to the
public. You don't release a report on July 30, a Thursday in
the middle of summer before everyone's about to go where the
world is melting down with all kinds of crap going on. And then
say, Oh, it's a club of billionaires. So you can see you
can be ridiculed, while you're
you're assuming that they wanted this to go out the right way.
Now this is what they think is the right way. You're assuming
that they I think this is the right way or, or is just the
opposite true?
No, I'm assuming they believe this is the right way to
communicate this. And I think they're stupid.
But you've made that point, the way
you do it is oh, you got if you want the public to get behind
you, you need to help people visualize who it is you're
talking about, you need to put in that some foundation and
foreign stuff, you've got to put a name on it, even though no one
could pick out the Koch brothers from a crowd. Everybody knows
about them. It's
your thinking that public relations agencies that are
working on the side of should be it
shouldn't be burned at the stake.
Don't you think there may be some? Don't you think that the
complexity of public relations in this day and age for example,
they're all owned by two companies? Yeah. Hey, along with
the exception of a few independence, but the big boys
that work out of Washington, DC, I can assure you almost any one
of them is working for WPP in the in the economy, whatever.
Yeah, um, yeah, that's the two. And so they all work within this
group. And they tend to be left wing oriented in general, and
saying they sabotaged
it. Yeah. I hadn't thought of it that way. Well, it doesn't
matter then. Look, I'm a disc jockey. All right. You're a
columnist. Even we can see that this is stupid. The How can I
representatives in the government? And is there no one
who says this may not be such a good idea? Both? is a no one who
sees that right now.
Mr. Pres, you got so worked up about it, to be honest about it
worked up
is just the stupidity is beyond me. It's beyond me.
Now. It's not. You've seen it before. This is not a shock to
you. You're just you're feigning
it's a good report. That's that's the problem. They all did
the work in you. Yeah, they did the work. All the names in here.
All the companies, all the names, names, some
companies.
Okay. Oh, second. It's all marked up if you want it, but so
yeah, we have the it's mainly the sea change. Foundation.
If you go to sea change.org It's like if page you can't go any
further than that a little annoying.
Klein limited overseas company contributing 10s of millions to
organizations dedicated to abolishing the use of affordable
fossil fuels. Through a US privately funded private
foundation is the problems you can't really these are 501 C
threes and fours and you can't find out who you can't follow a
paper trail back but they've done some of that work to find
out what foreign organizations are. Arkansas. Okay, I'll
look at it later.
It's 99 pages. It's a pretty pretty in depth report. But
here's the here's some names. Okay. Here's the 6 billion from
David and Lucile Packard Foundation. There you go.
There's Silicon Valley. $5.6 billion from Gordon and Betty
Moore Foundation up Silicon Valley. $117 million from the
Heinz Family Foundation, carried on carry 51 million from the
Morris love foundation. I don't know what that is. There are
$366 million from the Park Foundation. Yeah. 800 million
from the Rockefeller Brothers 46 million from the Smith Family
Foundation. That's Eric and Wendy. I 124 million from the
sea change foundation. My favorite has got to be 2 billion
from the Walton Family Foundation. And then here's your
other Silicon Valley. There's $8 billion from the William and
Flora Hewlett Foundation, part of the Hewlett Hewlett Packard
Cabal. Yeah, that sounds about right. Well, I mean, there's a
vested interest here to him if they could get the
semiconductors to be the source of energy, then screw the old
petroleum business. So the money goes
into climate works Foundation, the Energy Foundation and here's
the one that is disturbing the Pew Charitable Trusts. These
guys do the research.
Right so they came out with a report that can screw with you.
Yep.
And they of course know it's the Pew I mean, how can you how can
you ever be questioned them? Well, for the same way I
question. NPR and PBS. American Lung Association benefits blue
green Alliance Foundation Center for American Progress.
I question NPR and PBS to Yeah, well, what is it always me?
No, I mean, like pew.
You people will say to you, you said you question them as though
I know
I'm sorry. No, I know. I did not mean of course you Of course.
You're you're with me on this. No, I'm I did not mean it to
come out that way.
Okay, I'm just saying. It was weird.
Odd, perhaps weird. Unlikely. Hey, go on. So,
okay, you guys. Take Okay, when the beat goes on. That's all I
can tell you.
Yeah, the beat goes on while you get Sonny and Cher Are you are
getting
that stuff I was getting. I was paying more attention to some of
the cool stuff on the YouTubes and I got a ham radio report
here you might want to listen to Oh yeah, I'm
always ham radio. Are you kidding me? I'm all in.
Okay, this is a Henry amplifier. This used to be a, I believe
Henry to K classic. What is this? John? What are you doing
to me? He threw 10 meters but it has been modified with a pair of
ADH 77
I do try to mock me. Is this year is this your idea of humor?
You know, some guy looking at tubes. This is a tube and it
gets nice and hot on the 80 meter band is where all the
racist right wing eight holes hang out on 80 meters? Yes.
Is that Is that a fact?
Well, it's a generalization. You want to if you really want to
hear some crazy crap, go to 14.31 314 I'm writing it down.
That's the 20 meter band. You can you don't have a radio for
that. So you don't need to write. You don't have if you
don't have a 20 meter band. I have a receiver. Okay. 14.313
megahertz USB.
All right, onward.
Yeah, thanks. I'm not going to play any more of that report.
funfair
missed the point where it gets to the transformer. It's pretty
interesting.
Right? I got a lot of feedback from people on the US media
policies that we're talking about what CNN is showing on the
death and destruction and how you get fined if you show a
nipple I gotta get some interesting observations. One is
hey, you know, we weren't allowed to see even in in
evidence one speck of blood from Newtown. We weren't allowed to
see we still have not seen the video of the Sarnath brothers
dropping a backpack into a trash can which killed people and
exploded and maimed others because it would be too horrific
for us to see. But however it's okay I think it gets if you're
Brown and you live in the sand I guess it's okay for us to watch.
And then we can see your dead children because yeah, there's
kids it's in the Middle East is not here. Kiss a breast rating X
pack the tip off rating our
Yeah, I think this is a good point a number of people have
brought this up. And that we have a situation where and the
public doesn't seem to notice seems to me that the Sarnoff
brothers video nobody's cept us I think he's ever talked about
it but the missing video that ever that somebody has seen but
nobody that we've got well there is
a recreate thing with 60 men and suit and recreations and that
little flashing that
they have once you explain it again I'm sure there's newcomers
to the show that don't know this is this
is the the smoking gun if you will, of the Sarnath brothers
putting the actual backpack with the the super explosive rice
cooker pressure cooker into the trash can. And even the let me
see what is the was the governor, the governor, the
governor of Massachusetts has not seen this now. I should have
been a little more prepared for this but I think I can probably
find the clip where where he says he has not even seen it and
it's that we keep getting promised that it'll show up in
court or it's going to it's going to be seen but it's really
so horrific that they've only done recreations of it What
would I have titled that I would have titled that Governor
or like Are you sorry now brothers or bomb tried bomb
wanna try?
Yeah bomb that won't return too many search results or will it?
Bomb? Video let's say well, you never know. Um, video bomb video
Boston Bombing should cameras be anywhere everywhere? That could
be it um, I'm looking specifically you know,
I think they've I think there is a video but it shows them
starting off brothers putting the bomb in and then an FBI guy
adjusting it.
The one I want is of the governor saying I you know I
haven't heard there's a video they say they tell me there's
one. Exactly Governor video he I haven't seen it yet. He hasn't
seen it ever.
What is the what's the governor's name of
Massachusetts?
Now you're just just I think you're killing too much time on
this. Let's go on. Okay. But anyway,
like the new town we weren't even allowed to hear the 911
tapes of which turned out to be pretty mild and retros played
them yes. We played them
a few outlets that played the 911 tapes and they were so bland
Absolute One woman can't play him because it's gonna be it's
gonna be shocking to shocking. Nobody would play them. And the
plan it's yes to shocking it. Nothing was going on. That was
terrible. Yeah.
So for some reason, we so the FBI, this is 60 Minutes did this
thing FBI scan 13,000 videos 120,000 photos. And apparently
they they did find the the magical money shot. That however
we still have just not been allowed to see that. And the
most telling part is that the governor of Massachusetts says,
yeah, no, I haven't seen I'm told is there I know is there? I
mean, I trust him. Of course, I got him. Hey. And so that is too
rough for us to handle because it would shock us
yet, like the light does. 911 tapes? Yeah. Yet
CNN keeps repeating this footage where the journalist has killed
him, you see, you see blood and people bleeding and yelling and
screaming and crying and, and they just repeat that over and
over and over again. That can only be a form of what's a
violation of human rights of you are being terrorized.
Anyway, now, the last section of the news is not getting reported
much of this by the mainstream. It's getting reported overseas.
And I'm the only one actually even on the show that wants to
keep up with a little bit, too. This is such a disaster, which
is Libya. And I mean, this country is about to come. Sorry.
Did you just say you're the only one on this show? Who keeps up
on that?
Yeah. Oh, you don't? You don't use it? Do you? Let me do it.
Oh, do you ever look at the shownotes Do you ever see any of
the articles that I collect? No, it's alright. It's alright. No,
no, you're right. No, you're right. I never do anything on
Libya.
But, but, but fine. Okay. Anyway, this is the only show
you're gonna hear anything about Libya. Okay, there you go. And
it will all be in the show notes. By the way, somebody's
calling me out for not complimenting the show notes
enough. Yes. No,
instead I was you was instead you told me I don't care about
Libya.
It's like he's got a number of I know, these are anonymous
accounts and they stay right be escaping nodes. It's me. You do
not compliment Adam for his show notes. I'm calm constantly. Yes.
saying how great the show notes. crackpot@yahoo.com
says, compliment Adam on the show. Adam we want to hear which
one you want to play. Let's play.
I just want to keep people up on this. And so let's play the two
clips. I got one from Russia today. And then a follow up clip
from from France 24 with the two separate reports. I think you
know this is the war that this is one of our escapades to get
rid of Qaddafi because he was going to start his own reserve
currency is which is the basis the gold, gold dinar the D Day
the gold dinar. And so we would just say screw it. We don't care
because we're out of here. But deliver us from evil.
Elsewhere the UK has evacuated its citizens from Libya and
closed its embassy in the capital Tripoli. As violence
rages between different militias. Several countries,
including Russia and the United States have already shipped
their workers out. 1000s of foreigners are fleeing Libya.
Many of them Egyptians more than 200 people have been killed and
fighting in the last two weeks.
It's it's it's getting really bad actually.
Listen to this next report from France. 24. Okay, hold
on a second. I was just grabbing something. False. Van Cutts
Allen Libya heavy fighting continues to send 1000s fleeing
to neighboring countries our correspondents witness high
running tensions on the Tunisian border. They were able to
produce the following report even after they were detained
for five hours. Marine because Alice Hamdi clearly and Sivan
silk have more
confusion and panic of the rules Judy are border crossing on
Friday, as the crowd tried to force its way out of Libya into
Cinzia. Among them were Libyan nationals, but most were foreign
workers especially Egyptian. This frustration boiled over a
gunshot send it out from the Libyan side of the border to New
Zealand security forces responded with warning shots of
their own. Armed with bottles or guns to New Zealand soldiers.
Police on some civilians worked to push the crowd back. Tensions
have been building up the border since the day before. Tunisia is
desperate to avoid a repeat of the situation during the Libyan
Civil War of 2011 When 10s of 1000s of Libyan refugees
streamed into the country, the violence that's gripping Libya
and especially the city of Tripoli is sending both Libyans
and migrant workers fleeing. On Friday evening the Tunisian
government called on all too newseum nationals in Libya who
number between 50 and 80,000, to leave the country as soon as
possible. At the same time, the Foreign Ministry warned it may
be forced to close the border entirely.
This report is very important for a number of reasons. One, it
reminds me that we need to have more military like gun sounds in
the background. They're overdoing it. You need to have a
little ak 47 action to remind people that you are reporting on
on a war. But also it's important for us to look back to
2011. I was living in Los Angeles at the time, they this
was a one two punch of United Nations resolutions, the 1973
resolution was the one in particular that we you know,
because I never do anything on Libya on the show. No, but we
used to we completely. We completely extracted the entire
executive order. And I recall that it had a whole bunch of
crap in there. And at the end of the the executive of the
resolution, it essentially said, but in the case of anything
else, we reserve the right to do whatever we want to do, which is
exactly what we did. We went in we shot Hellfire missiles. We
blew everybody up. We got this guy. Qaddafi we got him. Where
do we get him in a in a like a sewer, sewer and then rat. Let
me remind you of Hillary Clinton when she was delivered. This is
great news. Now remember, everybody was hanging out with
Gaddafi in the tent. And your Bush Blair and Strom Patton had
him with the tent in his backyard cleaned. Everyone was
hanging out with him. She hears about the news. And here we go.
Unconfirmed. Yes, we came,
we saw he die. Oh, yeah.
We kill him. Here's what President Obama said back in the
day. I have these clips. I keep this stuff I keep.
There's not. These people are not to be trusted. No, of
course, there is no question that Libya and the world would
be better off with Gaddafi out of power. Yeah. How's that
working out?
That idea working?
I along with many other world leaders, like Hillary have
embraced that goal, and will actively pursue it through non
military means. Oh, but broadening our military mission
to include regime change and
killing him a mistake? Oh, yes. Well, look how it is now.
President Obama. It's a frickin mess. It's so bad. You are
taking people out of the the Germans are taking their people
out of the embassy?
Yeah, no, everyone's leaving. Yeah, this place is melting
down. If the
Allies well, then they did yeah. Well, then then it was good. If
that
implies the start over a lot of good jobs for American
contractors when things calm down. Yeah, the build rebuild is
a lot of money. Rubble lies the place. That's it.
That is the entire strategy in a nutshell. The strategy is
verbalize the place. verbalize it. Well, good work.
Yeah. And as far as well, it's not done yet, but they're
getting there.
Anyway, John, I'd like to thank you very much for your courage
and say in the morning to you John C. Dvorak.
Are you going to as you're actually saying in the morning
to me,
I am saying
is there any other languages you can say that
are you ready? You have the spreadsheet open? Can you
know i Everything's ready to go I was just wondering. Okay, so I
want to say in the morning to you, Adam curry in the morning
all ships at sea boots on the ground. subs in the water and
all the days and nights out there. here by the way, yes.
And in the morning to everyone in the shot room, no agenda.
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Ron show 640 Yeah, and I want to thank a few producers executive
producer came in very strong because we did have a poor
showing in the morning and then everyone kind of came in later,
which was good. Jim lab in Lewisville, Texas 750 bucks
wanted to say that the mac and cheese combo worked for him. Oh
nice. receiving some on show nine 590 A major tech publisher
reached out to me and offered me a book deal six months later,
and after several grueling edits, it'll be out on shelves
at the end of August. I'm using some of the money from my
advanced to finish my knighthood
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Please Knight me sir otaku of the wooden mash paddle?
We don't ask questions. We
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and barbecue please send me some more mac and cheese comments
since I'm working on a second book deal. John, you're my idol.
Oh wait do that do that. Do that with your Echo man. John, you're
my
idol. And hopefully in the near future My name might be as well
known as yours when it comes to tech books. Well,
you have to have an instant best seller then
Jim Lavin KF five SV are Lewisville Texas,
Jim. Well, we'll catch you on three three Charlie then
hopefully. Mac and cheese. Mac and cheese by iron Rand.
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this in the in the newsletter. You came out with the the big
beast and the little beast and the Beast. The big beast and
little beasts explained mark of the
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people that came with $666 and one get carried away 66 cents on
Sir Gerald jianye from Parts Unknown seems. Illinois in
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Now a simple noodle boy, I think we only have one noodle Boy,
that's the noodle boy clip.
There is no simple noodle boy, but I'll tell you what we can
do. Let's give him a karma for the no agenda community that he
wishes upon us. And then do a noodle boy, sometime during the
show. And whenever it's appropriate. He wants to hear
the noodle boy clip
I'm sure I have it here. If you want to hear we can play it
right in
and the whole thing now? Well, he's
well, like I described earlier, there are two fundamental
classes that are just a plain fact in society. You either work
for someone else, or you work for yourself. And most people
work for someone else in a way that they aren't free. You don't
really get to decide your work. For example, I work at noodles a
restaurant. And basically it's a dictatorship there. We're told
exactly what we're going to cook, how we're going to cook
it, what time we're going to get there. And basically, if they
don't like what they're doing, they try to tell us what to do.
If they don't listen, they get rid of us. And so we were not
able to actually cooperate in a way that we make decisions
together. I tried to convince my my fellow employees that you
should have a union and also as a source of power to start with.
And then I think in terms of the bigger picture, when you look at
revolutions, the way that you actually get rid of any sort of
dictatorship is by having workers take control of the
place where they work. Would your plan your vision for
noodles? Sure. Would it include the owner, what capacity the
owner wanted to cooperate with us as an equal and provide his
skills that he had? We would definitely cooperate with
abdicate his position as being an owner and controller of us.
And he would have to recognize that we we will need those
together. And basically, if he doesn't want to cooperate
because he's against you've got karma. I'm a rule follower. So
if the rule is that we have to do it, then I'll do it.
You know, I forgot you know, we haven't played the noodle boy
clip for a while and every time I hear it, it always sounds like
a slightly different clip. It's fascinating.
I like what he says if the owner of noodles doesn't want to be
with us. He's against us. It's my favorite part of the end
there. Yeah, that's
one of my favorite part is the cooperate while being told what
to do is bad.
We says we have to show up on time. Yeah, he says we have to
show up on time. What's that all about? What a dictator
unbelievable. I don't know that clip is disturbing. Yeah.
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Well, maybe it should be part. Well, let's say you run it as a
beta.
I think this alpha or beta is a private beta, the beta,
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see what we think.
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feedback is. Exactly.
I came across a very interesting little report on our national
treasure the NPR, which I'd like to play this report in its
entirety. Because not only is it a big WTF moment when you hear
this, but the way it's voiced. It's almost like this is a COVID
report. You won't believe what you and this is NPR. You know,
these are this is what the elites of the world listen to
you. Yeah, they do. And if you're sick of it, you let me
know. But and this is about well, you'll hear what it's
about. And it was it was just mind boggling to me that this is
reported this way, when you hear the people who have the facts in
this case, and the whole piece was just very, very disturbing.
Some might call it weird.
For months now US officials have said that leaks from former NSA
contractor Edward Snowden changed the way terrorists
communicate. But they've stopped short of providing details. Now
a technology company in Cambridge, Massachusetts says
it's found tangible evidence that terrorist groups are using
sophisticated encryption programs. Here's an example
Rastan report.
Okay, that just imagine now we have terrorists who who were
using Skype. What was that other that other video program that no
one had ever heard of? When that first
came out? I can't remember just this little chat or something.
So no
one had ever heard of it. Yeah, it was weird. So what? Odd
perhaps damage.
The CEO of big data company Recorded Future is
the Okay, right. They're the CEO of big data company. Hold on a
second. Recorded futures. Hold on a second. Let me just grab
this. I want to be known as a big data company. Can't Can we
just be known as the big data company? No agenda? Yeah, I
mean, this one What determines if you're a big data company
other than your own market and
Massachusetts says it's found tangible evidence that terrorist
groups are using sophisticated encryption programs. And here's
Dina temple Rastan. Report. Here comes the CEO of big data
company Recorded Future is a man named Christopher Albers
how she's a kind of like that. And she's about to like this
kind of Yeah, because it's very secretive.
He had heard the Obama administration say the
terrorists had changed the way they behave because of the
Snowden leaks. He wanted to see if it was really true.
Yes, I wanted to get some airtime. So we dove into that
sort of stuff going into forums and product platform releases
and the like. They were banging into forums and product platform
releases and the like.
He trolled the internet for al Qaeda mentions of Snowden. They
trolled
the internet for al Qaeda mentions of Snowden. Okay, this
is reporting they troll the internet and its trolling.
It downloaded versions of alkaitis encryption software.
Oh, and it discovered signs that al Qaeda had changed on the big
chain. Specifically, it upgraded its encryption systems upgraded
to 2.0. For years, al Qaeda had used an encryption program
written by some coders.
We don't want that
guy does own coders know that can't be any good. Have you seen
Have you seen the these dudes they shoot in the air where
their ak 40 sevens? It can't be any good at encryption, the code
Fe
decoders.
They called it Lucia hidden secrets Mujahideen secrets.
Am I supposed to believe this report? I don't know. It's
because Mujahideen secret people
most al Qaeda affiliates used it to scramble their communication
or to scramble my communication standby for more Mujahideen
secrets.
Since its introduction in 2007. There had been some minor
updates. Then in late 2013. After the Snowden leaks, the
program got a major overhaul.
It's like the iPhone six.
Three different groups with links to al Qaeda introduced
three new encryption products. It was like jumping from Windows
2.0 to Windows XP.
I didn't know she was a tech
expert on a second. Was there ever a Windows 2.0? I think it
was the windows 3.0 or Windows Windows NT was a Windows 2.0.
But it was the big jump was windows 95. You know, right? Not
windows 2.02, Windows XP and excuse me, Microsoft
point Adam, you're just not getting it. It's like going from
you know, Mavericks to Yosemite
Recorded Future is a man named Christopher Oberg.
He had cropped foxhole rose, I'm sorry. I went back way too far.
My mistake. I'm sorry. I used it
to scramble their communication with their eggs. Since its
introduction in 2007. There had been some minor updates. Then in
late 2013, after the Snowden leaks program got a major
overhaul. Three different groups with links to al Qaeda
introduced three new encryption products. It was like jumping
from Windows 2.0 to Windows XP Albrook says that wasn't a
coincidence,
oh, three major product releases coming out of three different
organizations on their al Qaeda and associated organizations
fairly quickly after the Snowden disclosures. Really? Hey, did
you get a copy? Or did you were you a beta tester, John, any
chance you get a beta?
You know, I'm now arrived about as soon as I didn't get a
copy tempered belief this amount of did good circumstantial
evidence that Snowden had had an impact. But he wanted to see how
much so we called in a cyber expert. Cyber expert.
My name is Mario Roxon, and I'm the CEO and the founder of
reversing labs.
Yes, I'm also chairman
reversing Labs is a cyber analysis company.
How can you not make fun of this stupid woman? This type of
analysis company
and voc son took the new al Qaeda encryption program apart
to see what it was made of
Hold on. Can I have a screwdriver? I'm trying to take
it apart to see what it's made of. This is for a company that
professes to practice journalism. The way this is
being reported on is not acceptable. It is 2014 we there
are people who and you don't have to go to save X. It is
unacceptable the way they took it out hard garage
door, this is NBR it's good to put it up on the jacks. We
looked underneath. We took the oil pan off.
It's a general matter. He says encryption is fairly
straightforward, so simple.
So multiple mathematical algorithms have been developed
to scramble this content into sort of random set of letters
and numbers are really
I think he's not German, Russian, this random set of
numbers it is just like a code
so that only the target receiver will be able to
wait a minute, what do you mean target receiver, whatever we
target or receiver read it read. In
other words, someone might type a message in Arabic than the
encryption program turns it into random numbers and letters.
gobbly gook. Wow.
That is not that. Have you ever seen encryption, it does not
turn it into random words and letters, it turns it into a
block of characters
to be anything. There's lots of ways of doing it. You could do
steganography, which is
a photograph, you could use a simple replacement cipher.
There's lots of ways to
do it to receive
generalizing on the other side can unscramble the message with
a key. Oh,
we have now revealed the secret way al Qaeda uses encryption
with a key
Fuxin said the new version of Mujahideen secrets is much
better. The old program was built on code that al Qaeda
created for itself Stupid, stupid al Qaeda, the new version
incorporates more sophisticated open source code Oh, which means
it's probably harder to break.
Oh, please. Alright, I gotta shoot myself. Now. This is
unbelievable. The Mujahideen secret based on open source
code, which means it's harder to break.
This is not the work of some.
Yeah, that's what she said. She's crazy. It's exactly what
she said. It's harder to break. You know, listen to what she
says it was built
on code that al Qaeda created for itself. The new version
incorporates more sophisticated open source code which means
it's probably harder to break because
open source this is not the work of somebody who has learned the
programming yesterday and is now trying to do their first you
know, Hello World application. Hello
is not is not some some stupid, like script kiddie, who's just
doing a hell of a horrible application. This is like
they've got the key. Ahmed swallow the key.
I cannot imagine that this is being developed in some cave in
Afghanistan.
Not in a fucking cave in Afghanistan. No, man, this is
some real Silicon Valley shit.
Where did you get this clip? Again?
NPR. This is NPR your national treasure.
Albert says wherever it was developed, the complexity and
timing of the software upgrade is important.
Okay, so this is not going to be used in Congress. Somewhere some
douche Knuckles is going to get up and say, Well, we know that
the Mujahideen secrets encryption code which
no no, no, no, no, no. It's Mike Rogers. It's got Mike ra written
all over it.
It's not just some douche knuckle.
Mike Mike douche knuckle Rogers.
Mike Rogers will come up with this one shake and a piece of
paper.
But they're the metaphors of he'll be because because he of
course invented the jihadi Disneyland. They'd be like,
we've got Mujahideen secrets, being developed by coders in the
jihadi Disney land that is like going from Windows 2.0 to XP,
thanks to Snowden.
All Snowdens fault.
I think they actually bring in Bruce Schneier at the end to
legitimize this otherwise, incredibly weak, and pathetic
and incomprehensible, and just unjustifiable, shoddy
journalistic work.
Well, let's face reality. This report this report is is planted
for the sole purpose of making it look as though something's
changed when the NSA can crack whatever this code is Mujahideen
secrets
Mujahideen. It may be their code. It's open source code.
It's hard to crack. Yeah. You see that? Kaiser Alexander has
filed for is making a million dollars a month but he's filed
for
nine patents with his new company.
He's filed for nine patents. Yes. What was his background?
Star Trek groupie
will be sighs that Keith Alexander does he is he an
inventor
Alexandria Asst. Cybersecurity technology he's inventing now is
distinct enough from his work at the NSA that he can file for new
patents and reap all the benefits.
Stealing this stuff from the government he gave we probably
develop these things while he's working there. But what's his
kid? He's old. He's 62 Of course. He didn't go to West
Point. Boston University US Army Command Naval Postgraduate
School national
you know this is I mean, you know, you know what this is,
don't you This is very easy. This is this is his buyout. This
is his way out. This is what he gets. And you're right. This is
just like, Greenwald getting you know, $250,000 over the freedom
of the press. foundation
gotta shut up, shut
up, shut up, shut up. Go away. Kaiser has a lot
of money just shut up and stay shut up.
But I find his oh, by the way, the million dollar figure has
apparently dropped to about 600,000 I don't believe any of
it by the way. There's no There's no fact there's no proof
of these numbers. And it's just a big and they've tried to do
FOIA requests and the NSA and and Kaiser Alexander all refuse
to disclose anything. He's the cyber King.
Why is he got a Joint Chiefs of Staff identification badge when
he was in the Z? He's not in the joint that gets you
into the executive washroom, I believe.
Okay, that could be Yeah. These medals and ribbons on these guys
are just to gratuitous.
I got a note about your story of buzzkill Jr's phone drain when
the President was in town. Yeah. Buzzkill Jr. I think that's what
it was, was the proud victim of the unconstitutional use of a an
IMSI catcher, better known as a stingray. Oh, right. That thing,
the Secret Service or whoever was working with them local or
state police department. So it was gathering IMSI, ESN and IMEI
data of every user's phone in the effective range of the
device. They were probably also tied into the telco databases so
that they could see who owned every single phone. One of the
first things that device does is force the phone into full power
mode in order to gather the best signal from them. Everyone in
the office should contact the EFF especially Chris sugar,
Sheboygan, he and a former federal judge by the name of
Brian I was I was Lee are going to legislators legislatures all
over the country and notifying them of law enforcement use of
these devices without warrants. Just like the GPS use these
devices should need probable cause warrants. The Supreme
Court needs to rule on these things. They conduct a search
within the private spaces of citizens. Remember the thermal
imaging devices that got restricted? Same thing? This is
from a JSOC. Dave is one of our true Military Industrial Complex
insiders. He knows all about this, huh? That sounds right.
sounds right to me. Yeah. Yeah.
And then he hears it and it would go like this. Hey, JC got
this guy talked about, you should talk to eff about your
thing being powered up like that, because they're spying on
you. So contact the EFF.
And what will he say?
Yeah, right. I'm
a rule follower. So if the rule is that we have to do it, then
I'll do it.
Tell me he's not gonna He's not going to make a problem. He's
not going to make waves. Probably not. And then this
other just
rush to the millennials are getting have given up.
Yeah, this is unfortunately true. Yes. It's
a fact. They just decide to become hipsters, they figure
their own subculture will take care of itself when it gets old
enough. That's I don't know what else to tell you.
Apparently the like the judges and we ever named here James
Zagel vise accord member since 2008. And looking for the other
name here, a couple of these judge, right. Judge Roger
Vinson. These are all FISA court judges have been purchasing
stock in Verizon and they do this at opportune moments when
they come out with certain rulings and or approvals.
I know it's funny I was doing the Horowitz show I came into a
bunch of insight trading going on at AT and T Uh huh. So there
are these guys are buying up their own stock to there's
something up with the telecoms
would make total sense. But what Well, first of all, the fact
that there's insider trading all these everyone who's on the
inside is doing it. This is just based on what news will come out
regarding. Well, I think that's probably more has to do with the
USA Freedom Act of 2014 which will compensate each telco for
every single request that has now codified hasn't been passed
yet but
there's been 10s of 1000s of requests yeah, there's money and
so this is just going to be free money for these guys that would
say again to shut up it's it's hush money that would seem like
a pretty good deal. It has to be pretty substantial. Less the you
know the stock you wouldn't be buying the stock for some nickel
and dime stuff. No, you gotta have good stock. Well, there was
a big one of the talk show guys was going on and on about the
border issue. thing going on with the southern states. Blah
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah blah blah. And he mentioned that
these correctional companies geo wack and hot Why cannot see wack
and HUD sounds like a porn
video company.
neighborhood or whacking it?
I thought I had but if it's correctional facilities No,
no, that used to be a real estate investment trust it
became why they started buying it correct. and they're getting
all this money from the government to house these kids.
And the whole thing is just this, you know, a scam to keep
these these private prisons filled to capacity.
Do you have a report on?
No, I got nothing.
Okay. A lot of people say, Oh, you
haven't been talking about the border issue now but you're
talking about that, isn't
it? I mean, I even questioned how bad it really is. It seems
so opportune that this all of a sudden this crisis erupted when
the when President Obama threatened to sign his own
immigration bill into law with his pen and his phone. So I'm
not even sure it's a big crisis or that it's that it's changed
any since you're in Texas you're
down by the border. Yeah, I don't settle damn near in
Mexico, underlay?
It's, uh, I don't understand. It doesn't mean it's all
propaganda. I really don't see
propaganda. I think we've come to that conclusion. Now, of
course, we had the RDI report come out, which was very
disappointing to me. I thought that this was going to be some
you know, everyone's Oh, in fact, that's exactly what sounds
like. An RTI, of course, stands for the RID rendition, detention
and interrogation network. And the Inspector General,
needed to also the torture report. Well, that's
really what it was the torture report. But what we found out in
the, well, I really don't have anything. There's an
unclassified version, which is one page. This is what the
citizens get. Summary of report, agency personnel, improperly
accessed Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff files,
that's SSCI. And records on the CIA operated and maintained
rendition, detention and interrogation Network, also
known as rdi. Net. potential violations include the Wiretap
Act, I looked up for your Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
And here it is five agency employees, two attorneys and
three information technology, IT staff members named been
improperly accessed or caused access to the SSCI majority
staff shared drives on the RDI. Net. That is the violation. And
then there's agency crimes report, the agency filed a
crimes report with the Department of Justice as
required by executive order 12 333. This is the big one,
that's the that allows the agencies to actually spy on you
and subjugates all these other or not just cram
it down into pieces. Do whatever they want, essentially, yeah.
However,
the factual basis for the referral was not supported lack
of candor. And this is this really this pissed me off? It's
it's like this just snow. no respect whatsoever. So who are
we going to blame if you had to blame somebody? Oh, would you
blame
for the torture? No. It
for spying for the the clear violation of accessing
improperly accessing drives? Who you're going to accuse?
Oh, but you'd have to take accuse. What's his name? They
hit it, they will? No, no, no, no. Yeah. Is that Brennan or the
other guy,
dude named Ben. dude named Ben, the three IT staff members
demonstrated a lack of candor about their activities. Yeah,
dude named Ben dude named Ben. So of course, it's the IT guys
who are gonna get burned on this one.
There'll be some IT guy fired
here as well. So here, of course, is the President's
remark yesterday, which a lot of people really were surprised by
his word usage
with respect to the larger point of the RDI. report itself. Even
before I came into office, I was very clear that in the immediate
aftermath of 911, we did some things that were wrong. We did a
whole lot of things that were right. But we tortured some
folks.
Okay. So we tortured some folks. And we think on the show, we
have stumbled over. We've drawn attention to his use of the word
folks before from this very same news conference. He referred to
folks a couple other times. I'm trying to figure out if we
tortured some folks, who were these folks, let's see what
other folks did. We talked about during the same news conference.
President it's like that ceasefire. You've called for
diplomatic solutions, not only in Israel and Gaza, but also in
Ukraine, in Iraq. Very little effect so far. As the United
States of America lost its influence in the world. Have you
lost your
Yeah, this is there's a common theme that folks bring up, folks
is
reporters maybe
maybe they're tortured. Well, if you go to the press conferences,
you're genuinely torturing their reporters isn't
No doubt about it. There is another folks that he is another
example where I got
to play a torture clip is an example of him torturing. Play
the Obama stammer is what he does constantly.
This is indeed torturing report.
I will hold the Hold on. Yes, come on IV, there's just die.
Who else is a focused student loan bill that would help folks
who have students?
Yeah, we tortured students,
they stood they do torture students with these ridiculous
student loans. students when they graduate, they're deeply in
debt. That's torture.
So if this wasn't bad enough for him to say, we tortured some
folks, which is where the most sound bites stop, if you even
saw it, or heard it at all. I think he dug the hole much
deeper after that.
We did a whole lot of things that were right. But we tortured
some folks. We did some things that were contrary to our
values. Yeah. I understand why it happened.
It's it. This is not okay. You as a president, as the commander
in chief, you cannot say Oh, I understand why it happened.
Because what he is about to say now is setting the LE the law
enforcement agencies, every single civil servant up for
doing things wrong, because the president ultimately will
understand why.
I think it's important when we look back to recall how afraid
people were,
so if we're afraid then we can torture people
after the Twin Towers fell and the Pentagon had been hit. And
the plane in Pennsylvania had fallen and people didn't
the plane in Pennsylvania had fallen. This is a new one to me.
I've heard shot down I've heard crashed, my tear just fell. And
if you know if the plane falls, you can torture the folks on
know whether more attacks were imminent. And there was enormous
pressure pressure. Oh, we're under so much pressure time to
torture some folks on our law enforcement and our national
security teams. Oh, and it's not just national security, law
enforcement can torture folks, if they're under pressure to try
to deal with this. I can't deal with it. And it's important for
us not to feel too sanctimonious.
I like that word is one of my favorites. I don't use it
enough, myself. Definite, he is sanctimonious
definition of sanctimonious making a show of being morally
superior to other people. So we should not pretend to be better
than al Qaeda, I guess. Or folks who we tortured. Is that what
I'm understanding, John? Is that essentially what he's saying? Go
back? You
got it. I gotta put it back in context, because I'm not sure
that's what he means
us. Not.
Oh, let me just go back a couple more seconds here. i This is
very disturbed. But it's important
for us not to feel too sanctimonious in retrospect,
about the tough job that those folks had.
Okay. The job was so tough that they had to torture people, but
we should not make a show of being morally superior. Because
Wait a minute, this is what his whole little spiel is about.
When he said at the beginning, he says, Well, you know, I
torture we torture some folks, this is not our values. And then
he goes on and on that was being sanctimonious right there.
Right. You would think he's being sanctimonious with this
speech. And now saying you shouldn't be you shouldn't you
know, I can't listen to this guy has gotten that far as I'm
concerned. The stammering clip is the clip. That by the way,
should be clip for the day. I might say that I didn't get it.
But no, it's okay. You can
be mean it to me if you want to know because I feel that I had a
better clip of that. Yeah, I you know, I have not played yet,
which I've not played yet.
Oh, no. You had a really good clip at the beginning. I was
borderline gonna give you this clip of the day but
the president stammering so stunned by you. Do you want a
clip every single day every single show you play some
stammering just playing some stammering Are you kidding me?
Okay. So what else did he say after after sanctimonious,
sanctimonious
be sanctimonious because apparently it's okay. And it's
understandable if you're under pressure, and the blame falls
from the sky to torture some folks? Because, yeah, it's
against our values. But we are taught it's understood. Yes,
it's understood. It's
on television. If you watch 24 any of these cop shows, you're
caught you everything short of doing some of the there's a book
people should get a hold of his was written in the 30s. I can't
remember the name of the author, but I read it. I took
criminology when they used to have criminology at the
University of California. And this is one of the books that
was recommended. It's called the third degree and it's about out
the torture techniques that were used by the New York Police
Department. And it's very interesting. It's very
educational. One of the one of the top things I like to do is
bring a dentist in and grind down a molar. Hey, you know, you
grind it down, grind it down. But
you know, when planes fall from the sky, there's a lot of
pressure. We can't be sanctimonious about, you know,
grinding down molars. What is your problem? Don't you
understand?
sanctimonious in retrospect, retrospect the tough job that
tells folks Yes,
who they know, who was the folks who were tortured had a tough
job. Folks, it was the students now I don't know. And a
lot of those folks were working hard under enormous pressure.
I work hard under enormous pressure. The you know, the, the
guy at the gas station works hard under enormous pressure.
The ability of his boss and a woman at HEB at the checkout
works hard under enormous pressure of being able to get
home on time for the kids, but yet she doesn't go around
waterboarding her colleagues
and our real patriots, but have
if you're a patriot, then it's okay. fucky Having
said all that, we did some things that were wrong. And
that's what that report reflects. And that's the reason
why after I took office, one of the first things I did was to
ban some of the extraordinary interrogation techniques that
are the subject of that report.
Is that true? Did he do that?
Yeah. That this is what Hayden and his buddy that the head of
counterintelligence are those three the three some the lawyer,
Mike Hayden, the head of the NSA, and CIA, Brennan during
that era. And this other guy, this this hard ass, kind of? I
don't know what you'd call him an operative. They bitched about
this and in that, remember, you're right, you're right. They
bitched about Obama coming in and saying you can't do that.
And then they bitched about the fact that they're gonna be
indicted. But that does the indictment seems to be slow in
coming.
Well, all of this, of course, is Big Cover for the real issue,
which was the CIA spying on members of the Senate
Intelligence Committee.
I thought that you guys were gonna ask me how I was gonna
spend my birthday.
That's hilarious. Oh, that's what that that's really funny.
Hold on, guys, come on IV. There's just, there's your con
brenum. And the CIA. The RDI report has been transmitted.
The transmitted, transmitted, coming down on 40 meters. It's
transmitting the RDI report, which we do not have an
unclassified version of, of course, the classified
version that will be released. At the pleasure of the
Senate committee at the pleasure of the Senate committee, no
less.
I have full confidence in John Brennan. I think he has
acknowledged and directly apologize to Senator Feinstein.
Yeah, this was kind of what she didn't get previously that she
went on the House floor for 45 minutes, and I just play the
first 30 seconds of her complaint. And the violations
that were made under violations of the Constitution.
There's actually some legal violations they could throw in
somebody's in jail. I have
grave concerns that the CIA search may well have violated
the separation of powers principles embodied in the
United States Constitution, including the Speech and Debate
Clause, it may have undermine the constitutional framework
essential to effective congressional oversight of
intelligence activities or any other government function.
Now, when Mr. Mr. Brennan Heimer was asked about this by Andrea
Mitchell, wife of gold, gold finger, Goldfarb gold, Goldfarb
at the Council on Foreign Relations, the drinking club.
Here's what he said about this very issue, which was being he
was being accused of spying and violating the Constitution and
of course of the possibly the jailable offenses as
far as the allegations of you know, CIA hacking into, you
know, Senate computers, nothing could be further from the truth.
We wouldn't do that we
wouldn't do that wouldn't happen at all.
I mean, that's that's just crazy. But that's just beyond
the, the, you know, the scope of reason. It's just
you know, these sanctimonious beyond the scope of reasons
that clip for the day says that there are potentially illegal
and unconstitutional breaches by the CIA. Well,
they're appropriate authorities right now, both inside of CIA,
as well as outside of CIA are looking at what? CIA officers
and this is crazy. And I will play one, I'm going to stop this
here, but he just keeps on going insane. It's crazy. I could put
that we don't do that kind of thing with the CIA. We don't do
this. Don't sanctimonious talk. He started this, before the q&a
of this very speech at the Council on Foreign Relations. He
started with this statement. Now, just
over a year ago, I had the privilege of placing my hand on
the very first printed copy of the Constitution, a draft edited
and annotated personally by George Washington himself. That
is one of the most treasured items held in the National
Archives, he's adding
Jimmy's adding acidity and smudge to the document, he
shouldn't even touch that thing
with my hand on that document. Vice President Biden's for me
and as the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, I
chose to take my oath on that precious piece of history as a
clear affirmation of what the Constitution means to all of us
at the agency, which is like toilet paper, we have no higher
duty than to uphold and defend the rule of law, as we strive
every day to protect our fellow citizens. Like so many things
involving CIA, though, people read nefarious intentions into
my decision to take my oath on an early draft of the
Constitution that did not contain the Bill of Rights.
Yeah, like the meme and all that stuff on constitutions.
Amendments. So at the risk of disappointing any conspiracy
theorists who might be here today, let me assure all of you
that I, along with my CIA colleagues, firmly believe in
and honored not only the Constitution, but also the Bill
of Rights as well as all subsequent amendments to our
Constitution, you lying sack
of crap, you do not because you violated them. You violated
specific elements of the Constitution, and you make a
joke about it, that you put your hand on a copy of the
Constitution, which did not include these elements. And you
tell me I'm a conspiracy theorist. So it's incredible.
It's just it's just really incredible.
It's pretty funny. I find it highly amusing.
Well, of course, I mean, obviously, it's entertaining.
It's very entertaining. Come on, and I'm just I just wanted some
points sake, well, of course, you know, we drone some folks.
Because he's the guy. He's the guy that pulls the trigger. And
Obama on their Tuesday death in the squad meetings, they
determine who they're going to drone. And yeah, I even I
stopped counting.
And it's pretty illegal in a lot of different from a lot of
different perspectives, if you didn't
put your hand on the Constitution, which had all that
stuff in them. Because you
couldn't take a chance on to be probably religious. The Bible,
annoying, sanctimonious stuff. We can't have any of that, John.
We can't have any of that.
All right. So let's change some gears here. And I use the word
so I shouldn't have used and I want to we teased and I let you
have it. I didn't care you know, you can take it because you're
the expert at this and, and I will say that I didn't look at
it. But you have an executive order that Obama apparently
signed at the last minute before everybody went on vacation
Friday. Yeah, Friday, he had to you know, it's what time is it?
It's five minutes to five. Okay, five. Let me do that one minute
to five. Hey,
those douchebags put out that billionaire report
yet. So then they got one better. And so then they see
science, something that had to do with Ebola. Now, you are now
given the floor to explain. Oh, Rob.
Well, thank you. I, I thought maybe you would have a few more
things on Ebola. I actually wanted to do it after our little
our little break.
No, I don't have anything new on it. But I think I pretty much
covered what I think's going on. And I think that there bring if
you want to bring conspiracy stuff in there, the only reason
I think that they're bringing and by the way, everyone's
talking about going out of control. If it was going out of
control, we'd have some exponential action. Oh, yeah.
728 was the last number I saw. And as well there may be another
1000 cases here or there. It's not gonna it's not getting out
of control. So they get the two people infected. The two
Americans they bring them for the first time they will not the
first time.
It's like it was like an OJ Simpson. They're following the
ambulance down the highway these
two guys into Atlanta, so they can draw their blood and work on
it.
Did you see Did you see the guy get out of the ambulance
himself? Yeah, he's stepped out. Oh, give me a hand. Is your
Sanjay Gupta of course. We have. Whenever there's an Air aircraft
airliner disaster you bring in Richard Quest, the aviation
expert with no state and certainly no pilot's license, no
creds been known to be most famously for being arrested in
Washington Square Park with a dildo in his boots with meth in
his pocket and a rope around his neck tied to his genitals, which
by the way, I think is expertise and zone. Yeah, but I guess it's
some form of flying they bring in Sanjay Gupta. I like Sanjay I
think he's I think he's got a good rap. I think he's got a
he's got a clean face. You know, it looks good. It looks the part
it looks serious. There's animal Yes, puppy dog eyes, you kind of
know we can do that. And also you he will go he'll don the
suit. You know, he'll put on the the hazmat suit to go into the
Ebola contaminated area. So he has some Heraldo aspects to him.
He's a good guy. But when he's doing an OJ play by play, it's
kind of falls apart.
So people coming out of the ambulance in those suits. It is
believed that one of those is Dr. Kent Brantly. What does that
tell you sante?
That is? It's a good sign medically, no question a bit of
a surprising one. Papi. I'll tell you, you know, we had heard
some days ago that his condition had deteriorated and then we
heard that he may have stabilized but was still in
serious condition. Walking off the ambulance the way that he is
obviously requiring a little bit of assistance. A medical
standpoint, from a medical standpoint A does not seem to be
dying at this moment about bodes very well for that bodes well
for him that he's not dead. And and frankly, it's a little
surprising based on I think what based on what my producer told
me to expect certainly we were expecting what we had been told
and how he had been described. We also just confirmed a little
bit ago that even before he less Liberia, he was able to stand up
and shower. Oh no and his own.
Where's my dead guy? I can showering just see the producer.
Get me like very on the phone. You promise me a guy with Ebola?
What are you sending me get casting
shower and shower on his own. So perhaps he improved quite a bit
before his flight actually here to the United States.
Regardless, he is now here at Emory University Hospital. He is
in an isolation ward. His condition was still being
described as stable but serious and stable
but serious, but yet he just stepped out of the back of the
ambulance. One guy just gave
me another discrepant piece of information which needs to be
mentioned there was some talk. Of course, this is the stories.
There was some talk that they had some secret serum that they
were that they were going to some sort of a cure. And they
offered it to this guy, this guy here and he is no no give it to
my assistant. But there's only one file left doctor, there's
only one file left. Give it to her give it to her.
No, I didn't hear this is great. Wow, with everything when we
have a Hollywood moment like this, and I had Hollywood
producers email me saying I would have rejected this script.
There's no way that this who came up with this who allowed
this to pass and if anything Gupta needs to fire his agent.
This was a shitty gig for Assange and
looking at these images maybe he has improved even since that
time, he is going to be in this isolation ward for some time.
They're going to start replacing fluids giving whatever treatment
see is necessary. It guys as you wandering
around in the open air replaceable. He had a suit on he
had a bundle suit on but but he's he's getting getting Did
you see the pictures? It's too funny. So the ambulance stops in
front of the ward. And there's one guy in a hazmat suit
standing in the back the rear entrance is one of those box.
Ambulances like the big box in there like a truck like a
meatpacking truck. It's like a van. Yeah, and the door opens
and the guy jumps down but he and the guy who's assisting just
gives him a hand and he hops down off the back of the truck.
This is not a guy who dying mentioned
Poppy, already in route to pick up one of his colleagues also
from Samaritan's Purse plus and bring her back to to the United
States and Atlanta as well. You know, Poppy, I'll just tell you
real quick, I know you've heard this. But you know, this, what
you're seeing here has never happened before. We've never had
a guy jump off a truck patient with Ebola in Atlanta in the
United States in the western hemisphere of the world. So this
is from a medical standpoint, a scientific standpoint, certainly
a first. And this is how it transpired intentionally through
a medical evacuation program.
Yeah, I do have someone the vaccine here for you if you want
to hear that. And
again, non essential travelers no longer go to to West Africa.
They made so they met they talked about several different
things, including a question that comes up quite a bit with
regard to vaccines, some sort of treatment for patients with
Ebola. And Dr. Frieden, who's the head of the CDC said, look,
he believes that still a year away, or something like that's
approved, it doesn't mean things like that won't get used in an
experimental, more compassionate use standpoint and
passionate, experimental compassionate, but the
idea about having a vaccine available for sort of for mass
vaccinations, that's just not going to be available. He thinks
for at least a year or so. Probably Not during this
particular outbreak. So there are lots of different
considerations of sending more personnel on the ground, the CDC
is 50 more personnel, they say at least, to try and stem the
tide. And they reminded people that every outbreak in the past
has ultimately been controlled. But this one's been really
challenging. It's very,
very challenging. And, of course, the the news media and
the entertainment in the entertainment industrial complex
loves jumping all over it for a number of reasons, which of
course, I have evidence of NBC with their fine news program,
they really cut to the chase, if you want to view this Ebola,
which you could say global warming, Ebola, AIDS, whatever
it is, essentially, all these things are going to be used as
excuses to vote people off the island, the island being the
good ship, Mother Earth, and those of you who are too much
we'll just have to go.
The Centers for Disease Control now has people at about 20
places around the country where flights can come in. They
certainly know manifests of people coming out of dangerous
areas, and people on the ground had been told to look out for
certain symptoms, high fever, headache, sore throat weakness,
people in the early stages look sick, and airlines are on the
alert to call the herd and if that's the case, not a lot of
people have international travel let's call
the herd
to say just say we're calling the herd right now. And of
course it's all really as to promote the TN T television
program which kicked off in June which I guess is just not doing
too well. Have you seen the The Last Ship
Yeah, I saw I saw the first episode. And and then I didn't
like it. But I just watched a little bit of the second episode
and then I stopped watching it completely. It's a piece of
crap.
I'm gonna have the trailer but since you think it's a piece of
crap we shouldn't play.
It's a total piece of crap. Yeah, but I think we already
ran. I don't remember playing. Yeah. And a clip of the woman
going on and on about oh, you know, we got to we got the virus
and we got it. Yes, me. I'm there after me. The Russians are
after them. Yeah, you remember you said
so essentially, there's a ship and the only people alive on
Earth are on the ship. And they had they're trying to get the
vaccine to save everybody and it's about an outbreak and the
President is dead.
Everyone's dead. Everyone's dead. Everyone's dead. Except
the ship as Russians that are after then of course, why the
Russians after him? I don't know that we
have all kinds of people who produce this program all walks
of life. John and I are pretty much a jack of all trades.
expert in nothing. That's not true. Well, we're expert in a
few things but not not necessarily in you know
all about the insert hole. In a mixer?
I do. I am very skilled in the insert hole in the mixer. Yeah.
But we I don't think we are necessarily qualified in
virology boats or ham radio cooperate. We are we do have our
tickets. You have to pass a test. You have to take it.
Actually, I used to have a third class phone. In the olden days
of radio when you had
no I had an FCC license for radio broadcasting and radio
station. Although I found it always disappointing that you
essentially you've I'm sorry, I use the word essentially. You
filled out a
you're catching everything. Yes. Well, yes. I'm dropping the
ball, you filled out
a form and you printed your own name on it, and then they sent
that back with a stamp on it. But if I'd known I would have
printed it neater.
Oh, that wasn't the case with with my third class phone. Oh,
yes. And they sent a very nice certificate. If I can dig it up,
I'd frame it. Very pretty, very official looking.
Well, I'm the point I'm getting to is we have doctors, medical
doctors. We also have doctors of Dental Medicine, veterinary
medicine, we have all kinds of
physician a lot of listeners have emerged highly skilled, and
they are very, very skilled.
And so we had this executive order come out on Friday, and
see it actually they call it something else. Because the
President no longer numbers, his executive order, which is a
memorandum perhaps no, it is an executive order, but they don't
give it numbers anymore.
Because the numbers are getting too ridiculous.
Executive Order and this came out. Actually it came a Friday
morning written on Thursday evening revised list of
quarantine of all communicable diseases. And the beginning here
by the authority vested in me as president by the Constitution,
the laws United States of America. I his it is hereby
ordered as follows section one amendment to executive order
1329 Or five, and then there's a replacement text for that
executive order this executive order that is being replaced,
amended and otherwise changed was an executive order from
President Bush. And there is a noticeable change. And Dr.
Jones, who was one of our producers have helped me analyze
exactly what has been done here. And he uses some terms that even
you brought up, which I hadn't heard before. That's the changes
are interesting. So this press release of 31st July 2014,
references the 2003, Executive Order 1329, or five from George
W. Bush. That particular executive order from 2003 added
a blurb about SARS. And so SARS had not been on the list at the
time and President Bush added that to the communicable
diseases, executive order. Interestingly, the 2003 order
already included Ebola. So you kind of wonder, what is this
executive order about what is his intent? What is what I found
interesting is the 2003 order. States Ebola as part of a list
of VHS. Now, I immediately thought oh my goodness, we've
got a repeater with a D star but no viral hemorrhagic fevers.
Let's say did you not bring up the hemorrhagic fever on the
Yes. Do you want to tell me about the hemorrhagic fever? Is
that something we need to know about that? It's
not dead? What is it there's a there is a number of them they
come from the same family Marburg is the most the other
most notorious and they they tend to theirs they're weird
because they go in weird.
Oh, there they are. They have ungodly nature uncanny Are they
out of this world?
Okay, they are odd in that they go and they bust up the cells in
such a way that you start to bleed internally and often to
your skin breaks out with lesions and you start bleeding
there and eventually you bleed through your eyes and your ears.
Nice eating it's the one that's a good one bleeding from the
eyes. Okay,
you just someone bleeding from their eyes? Isn't that good?
Now the of note of that list. In other words, you're hemorrhaging
every word through the eyes. The list is open ended and allows
for quarantine of any other viral hemorrhagic fever quote,
not yet isolated or named. Now remember, Ebola is already on
the list.
What was the word we read that not yet isolated or made names
named named made named? Named given a name named made in
there? No. It maybe they did was just a dyslexic moment and they
meant made. But it says named appreciate that the 2003 order
added SARS. But the language of that executive order
specifically exempted influenza. Again, this this, this executive
order is about Well, I'm gonna get to the money shot in a
minute in a moment. So influenza was removed. Then in 2005.
President Bush amended executive order 1329 Or five with 13375
and added a Section C, which has not been changed with this, the
President Obama has only changed Section B to Section C remains
intact, which included so called influenza viruses that cause or
have the potential to cause a pandemic. And then of course, a
few years later, we got the h one n one, the with a level six
pandemic which was with change rules of what a pandemic was.
just coincidence, I'm sure. The new executive order 2014 makes
no reference to Section C so that remains in place. It
excises the SARS language from Section B to make application of
the quarantine broader. This is so the executive order is about
quarantine, apprehension and detention. So the dude from
Newsweek should get ready to write a whole new article
because here it comes. So you may feel relieved that the
influenza exception has been removed as President Obama has
done, but Section C from 2005 is still in effect, which means
also influenza viruses that cause or had the potential to
cause a pandemic remain in place
which will be every new one. Yes,
the purpose is the regular of that of see and this new order
is and I quote, specifying certain communicable diseases
from for regulations providing for the apprehension, detention
or conditional release of individuals to prevent the
introduction, transmission or spread of suspected communicable
diseases. I think they're I think the the, obviously you
think all they're going to throw us in FEMA camps, I Perhentian
detention, but the release is what I think is interesting. And
if you had a whole bunch of illegals in San Antonio, and you
know, they Oh, they might have a dengue fever or something else,
maybe you'd want to release them under this executive order.
That's the new the new word here. conditional release to
prevent the introduction transmission or spread of
suspected commodity. I
gotta read this myself now. I just doesn't sound right.
There it is my brother. Yeah, sure. It's, well, I'm
disappointed in this analysis. Why? Because I just don't buy
into the urine, you're suggesting that there would take
a bunch of guys like these characters coming across the
border that supposedly have one thing or another, let's say,
let's say, non Jew, they type it tuberculosis, which by the way,
they they track these people down. And
let's step back one second. Let us agree that this Ebola scare
is just a media scan. It's hype, and it's bull crap. Do we agree
on that? Yeah. Okay. So but you might notice,
though, is not as though it's not a dry run for something
potentially bigger.
There's a but everything is a dry run for something
potentially bigger,
not everything? Of course, everything is? Well, I'm not as
pessimistic as you are. I think a lot of things are just
accidental.
screw ups.
Well, you can go and analyze whatever you want.
I'm just saying I just don't I'm not. I'm not disappointed. I
don't think that that's what it was about. I don't know what it
was about it just like maybe just to throw away but I'm very
suspicious the way you work. Is this such a last minute thing?
What was the point of that?
Well, this is the this is the this is the border issue. This
is the this is this is the solution to that problem.
All right. Well, you don't have to Okay.
I'm sorry. I mean, you want to meet a crackpot that we're all
going to FEMA camps that's given. We don't need we don't
need executive orders for that. We know where the FEMA camps
are. We know I'm in Region six urines region nine, we know
we're going
to snow camps around here. They're gonna have a daily have
too much trouble moving anyone out. Kill everyone. And which
may be the release part.
I did get a nice note from our you got a lot of feedback
actually, on your negative population growth. Analysis.
Yeah. These guys are still around the no, yeah. But I found
some interesting things out. This is from remember the guy
who sent us the copy of the scrap paper for the Common Core
test, which had a barcode on it. Right. He says, after hearing a
John's interesting, and your discussion on the scale of
population explosion, I thought you might be interested to hear
about this nonprofit group that contacted me not too long ago,
as you know, I'm a seventh grade social studies teacher, I sent
you the email about the barcode scratch paper. Well, in my
school mail, I got a letter from a nonprofit named the negative
population growth foundation soliciting to me free resources
to help me teach my students about the apocalyptic world they
were going to be growing up in because of population growth. Of
course, I responded right away and got every free resource they
were offering. Yeah, npg.org. John, this is where you want to
be NP g.org. And this, these guys have been around since
1972 1972. These are the original people. These are the
guys. So npr npg.org. And if you look at the resources, they have
the 2014 student fact sheet, which is kind of fun. If you
just click on that one, you can look for
resources I don't see at the top of the page. That is home. What
MPR Oh, I see a drop down. Yeah, I'm sorry. Yeah. As for
educators, yeah.
Introduction students, why population matters to you
request a teacher's packet.
Essentially, here what you can do, here we go. Who's paying for
this operation? Well, that is not easy to find, that could not
find that you never can, but you could become a member and
understand be we'd have to really dig deep, but I did get
from this is this here
in Alexandria? Oh, yeah, of course.
Virginia. Viewer talking about the Who was the guy the the main
guy of the population mom, it was that earlier LIC Ehrlich. So
who wrote Ehrlich who wrote a paper with Paul Ehrlich In 1974.
I'm bringing up a scan of that paper Now which of course you
can find in the show notes. Human population and the global
environments population growth rising per capita, material
consumption and disruptive technologies have made
civilization a global ecological force. The dangerous
misconceptions appear to be widespread amongst decision
makers and others with responsibilities related to
population growth. we and others have dealt at length with the
third misconception, which is the science of technology can
make possible the long continuation of rapid growth in
civilization's consumption of natural resources. And we've
been dealing with this in this paper we argue that
environmental deterioration is a much more subtle, pervasive and
dangerous phenomenon that is implied by the narrow view of
pollution. We show further that population size and the rate of
population growth in rich countries as well as in poor
ones have been and continue to be important contributing factor
to the generation of environmental disruption.
Written by Paul R. Ehrlich and John P. Holdren. Bu John P.
Holdren. John P. Holder hold drin.
Aldrin,
John P. Holdren, born Voltron senior adviser to President
Barack Obama on science and technology issues through his
role as Assistant to the President for Science and
Technology that would be Clip of the Day Director of the White
House Office of Science and Technology Policy and co chair
of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and
Technology. Previously, he was the Teresa and Jain Hans Heinz
professor at the environmental policy at the Kennedy School
Could you
could you could you have more you got us to conspiracy
theorist yes I
know I'm sorry. I'm sorry I'm trying to stitch together
watermelon had carry the Kennedy School the population explosion
growth negative population growth huge Genesis aihole
people
Yes, describe correctly.
It's, you've got you've got to think
that no, I know this is ridiculous. It's just stupid.
The same people and there's still room worm their way into
these operations. They give themselves away if anyone wants
to do some research on it. But the early guy, that guy's a big
phony
and but pauldron wrote this paper with him and
he's working for Obama. Sure. What a coincidence.
But Joanie didn't know agenda. Imagine all the people who could
do that
begin let's begin. The calling the hauling and the calling
hauling if you're into
nuts, let the culling begin.
Kyle Bandy, we want to thank a few people that helped us out on
show 640 And also the the participants in the contest.
Kyle Bandy by the way we'll start off with him $125.92 He's
starting law school, the Indiana University School of Law one of
the offshoots I guess, and he needs Carmo put some at the end
for you. Kyle Niccolo and car borough North Carolina
$123.45 123451 of my personal favorites of donation amounts in
DD Aaron Wilbers $100.33 longtime listener drunk to
giving away more money since I gave you since like the 13 bucks
a long time ago need some fuck cancer karma? So we have to
throw that in because we knew that yeah, I'll put that in.
Screw someone so in anyway, he sounds unhappy commentary.
He's drunk. He's drunk. He's drunk when you drunk. You can do
weird stuff. You just drunk shake
night and 30 years at this pace. The cancer crime would be at the
end to add it on there. Yeah, sure. Mac tank a La Jolla,
California $99.99. Normally I
should have done a Niner Niner was a little a little off on
that too. Here we go.
Well, while you're at it, Norman Pearson The third in Macon,
Georgia. Oh, nein. Nein, nein Nein. Okay. Well,
that was he got it twice. He already got it. We did it. I put
it away. I packed it in.
This is interesting. Three months ago, I hit my wife Tina
and the mouse. She said no donations in her name until she
would miss the show. If it was gone. Two episodes later. She
said donate. Eric Well send in a note he's in it at 414 He's got
a birthday coming up and spilled coffee all over his note.
No. I thought you were drinking tea.
Isn't that his note? You Where's Wells's note? This is terrible.
Anyway, we have to go I know you hate it every time I do this.
You have to go to the printer. I have to go to the
desk. That's okay. Yeah, Phil Hill.
Oh, okay. Yes, I know what I can do that we have we always feel I
wasn't the film I'm really bad now. Here we go. Yeah. Beta.
Freedom. Liberation contradiction in this world
All right. Hey back. Hey, well, I feel bad about this. Because I
put it aside and now it seems to have been missing an action. I
can't. I can't read the notice of it does have to do with his
birthday that's coming up. And we give him a break. We'll give
him a birthday shout out but he was something special about his
birthday I wanted to
read. And was this a handwritten note that came in with a check?
Yes. Okay. Then I can't help but
wait a minute. This is it. Okay. This is interesting. Yeah.
Stupid donations at 414 on a birthday donation for myself if
you should subtract the amount that he's got some numerology in
there. Okay, whatever he misses, Cranky geeks. I'm sorry. There's
just a just give him a birthday. Shout out. Yeah, he's in
Jefferson, Georgia. Brian Hastings Hudson, Hudson,
Wisconsin. Time to finally donate isa Katie nine BVE
Hi, we inspired him to get his amateur radio license a lot of
these guys get carried away 7333 There on the on the numbers in
the buttons. Thank you very much sir Bernie
at at Tima in Hinton, Iowa 6789 Sir net Chet Oh Anatoly niche
niche a YV. I believe the night of Gorky. This is another drunk
donation what a different playing clip Tropic Thunder
favorite spoof movie 6666. Also, Guillermo preeto Alonso came in
at 6666 from Madrid. And I sent him a note because he sent it
6666 Just as I started the contest. Oh, really? Yeah, it
was pretty funny. It was a coincidence. His gaming just as
the contest twice browers obviously in Holland 16 1616
davant
are people like this? They'd like the the mini six. The mini
beast,
David turret. Well, here's the mini business actually. 6660.
And here are all the people that came in with that. Lots of them.
Oh, and I'll go over all of them. And then I'll announce the
winners of the contest but they weren't the first ones that come
in with the 6060. That's right. 66 Six, and
that's according to the Pay Pal timestamp.
Yes, Joshua, Papp and reservoir Victoria, Australia John Cruz in
Lakewood, Colorado, John Haller in Missoula, Montana. Scott Wald
hair in Rhinelander, Wisconsin, Chad Inman in Los Angeles,
California. Richard Chow in Fullerton, California Joshua
deal server in Springfield, Missouri. Francine Hardaway
game, Moon Bay, California I didn't know Francie was in game
France and I didn't know she was in Half Moon Bay. Yeah, she's
right up the road and I was like, What am I thinking? Jacob
Schulman in South Milwaukee Wisconsin. Sam Leung in Toronto,
Ontario. Crash EMT, Herndon, Virginia. Sir Hank and Kew
Gardens, New York, Brian Lesley in Bremerton, Washington,
Richard Henderson, New Westminster BC. Keith Edwards in
Gilbert, Arizona, and a lot of people Baronet Nate Wilson in
Charleston, South Carolina and Jason Daniels in Dallas street
from you, Sir John Johnson, Jr. and Troy and Mickey kick in
Wyoming. And then sir, dH slammer, of course. So the
winners turn out to be a tie,
explain the the contest again.
The contest was whoever came in with the first 6660 would win a
call out, which is what we're doing now. And it would be just
a you know, it's just something fun to do and the site you know,
it's a
summertime, summertime gimmick promotion,
but people love promotion. People love these contests. So
we got two people that came in at exactly 230 on the money now
cuz there's no seconds a timer, so I have a PM. Okay. All right.
So one of them is computer systems solutions, CSS computer
solution systems, I guess. They came in at 230 and then D H.
slammer, although otherwise known as Ryan Gilo came in and
At 230. And then I think I told Mickey CAC that he won. But I
may be wrong. I may have told Ryan whatever the case, Mickey
came in. Actually second, or third, because there were two
first places nobody, he'd be in third, no second places. And he
came in at 231. So Mickey came in one minute after the other
two guys. And then after that, it was to 237. Now, there was
nobody close to these three.
So what you're saying is it pays off to a make sure you get the
newsletter, right? Because if he's going to spam and make sure
you get the newsletter, then be on the lookout for it. You know
what days it comes out,
comes out on Saturday, and you can win valuable
prizes. Now, I
haven't gotten to the valuable prizes yet. But it's a good
test. I'll probably try it again next Saturday. I'm not gonna do
it on Thursday because too many people will get their hopes that
are at work. All right. Yeah. And so I'm not going to, you
know, push my luck on that. But I think the next week, we'll do
another one. See what happens. Now. I want to thank all the
people who took part and I told him the chair of again 5555
Anonymous in Rochester, New York, Mark Montgomery and
Mississauga. What about the red one? The red one. Oh, he wants
to call out hydro. Douchebag Hugo? Danger Gonzalez. Yeah,
sorry.
Liz Pedro con Albus. Quinonez. Alicia. Oh,
it would be Gonzalez.
Hugo Pinto, aka gun solves as a douchebag. Okay.
Let's call Hugo Pinto is a douchebag. AKA Christo. Sorry, I
messed that up. Anonymous in Rochester, New York. Mark, Mark
Montgomery in Mississauga, Ontario. You got a birthday. We
got it on there. Kevin Hein and Auckland. Double nickels on the
dime Stephen McConnell in Cortland, Ohio, Eric Hokulea,
and Berlin Deutschland $52. Brian addled Evelyn at Dellen in
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Great place. Eric Brune in West
St. Paul, Minnesota, Kurt Daniels, Hendersonville, North
Carolina and then these are all 60 $50 ones including Kirk
Steven Milliken in Corpus Christi. Greg, sir Greg Bansal
in Kenosha and Sir Brett Farrell in Oklahoma City, and that
concludes our list of helpers that gave us contributions for
show 614 and includes the Mini Monster apparently
si s s is dh slammer. I just received an email that screw up
anything.
DH slammer and CSS are both the
same. It's the same person same?
Well, I'm looking I have to go back and look at this. And I may
have to do a correction. But I don't I think the way it came
in,
I think you need to publish the rules and regulations of your
contest. So
Joey's bugging me. Hold on a sec. It's not. Alright. You take
a look. I'll tell you what, we'll have this straightened
out. The way I have it is Ryan got one and so da slammer and
CSS are the same.
Well, what I just got an email this I mean, I don't think it
was in their agendas
deserved missing person off to add to the we'll give them a
special call out if this is true. On the Thursday show. So
to hang in there, listen to the Thursday show and you'll get
mentioned Yes, well, I will do this, I will do an audit
and publish the results of the audit for transparency.
I actually I'll publish the results of the audit in the next
newsletter. So that's another bonus
great idea. Well, we will be doing a program on Thursday. The
only way we can continue to do this type of analysis and then
give you the content that you like is by giving you and the
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lot of them for an anonymity reasons and a lot on our ongoing
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Yeah, we're gonna seven I guess I'm gonna get I don't know I
can't tell. I have a couple of oddball stories as you bring out
Oh, I'm sorry I have to I didn't do the karma and all that stuff.
Oh yeah, the karma I'm sorry.
Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs.
Let's go for job sorry, I
almost missed it.
Got it. Yeah, that happens. So we have a couple of oddball
things going on. This is the one that has actually ruined my
week. Oh, I've lost pretty much a lot of respect now although we
did have that story if Advan cat had the story about the canned
wine is there was something new when it's fun not to can wine in
France has been around for a long time. But this is the one
that really got me this is restricted clip is respect for
France and its cuisine part one or just no part number, but
that's the one like we're in
northern France in the small commune of divvies the quality
high is an organic market gardener and has great instinct
he recently devoted a small clutter of his land to a
vegetable that's proven quite the thing in kale cabbage family
with exceptional nutritional value Americans that made this
leafy cabbage there must have superfood increasingly well
known in France it's the must
have super food
do you know there was a I had a clip it was from one of the WoW
one of the food conferences of agriculture and they this is a
number that kale numbers are so minor is not even anything and
then when you listen to part two of the clip you it makes it
sound as though this is of course a public relations out of
England I might add had been promoting the kale as a
superfood as a superfood for suckers to depression food it's
inedible. The French are cooking it with a bunch of other stuff
to make it shouldn't shouldn't show is down when
the trifecta when the ultimate be mac and cheese with kale
garnish.
Oh, don't even break that out.
The first person to find and to photograph and send us a picture
of a combo meal, mac and cheese with kale will win valuable
prizes.
So play part two we'll get data here
is different from a cabbage which is bought shapes and has
leaves that fold over and over to form the ball of football
with kale. So the leaves grow in the opposite fashion forms you
find woolen sculpt on a face often off and readily regrow
after picking it because you can get so harvest from one plant.
There are various varieties. There's green kale, and also a
number of purple varieties.
This September through to march, some parts of France had been
growing it for some time. Yet French consumers aren't used to
seeing it on the market stalls. Nicola hadn't even heard of it
two years ago. In fact, he discovered it by chance when he
was trying out the vegetables.
I had ordered some plant some seeds, and I started pushing I
wasn't even sure what it would look like when I saw it. I
thought what on earth is this? How I was actually how I was
gonna sell
us clients from in and around Paris. He initially targeted
expatriates who were familiar with kale from their home
country. And this is how many kilometers certain Kristin
Bedard. Originally from Pittsburgh, he started a blog
called the kale project to promote this miraculous cabbage
in France.
In me, it was an American lady who had been looking for it in
France for some time, and she came across it on my stove,
began buying from me, told me that it was extremely popular in
the United States. It was highly they caught it, kale
picks up suddenly
is done by dad isn't the only one promoting kale in France.
Wow, I can see where this hurt you.
It did deeply. Now the thing that's weird about this guy and
his kale is that he's got the stalks. It's like the kale comes
up out of the ground and a long tree like thing. It's about
three feet high. Oh, really. And then the ball is at the top of
the ball of
the kale ball, kale ball. And that's I don't know
how he's getting to do that. But then he pulls leaves off of it
and wraps them up and sells them for some overpriced whatever the
Jeff Brady is for Kale is the most expensive vegetable the
world. I'm done. This is the biggest scam I've ever seen.
And, and and we're not in it. Well, no problem with the scam.
Yeah, but
then we'd have to,
I need to get you out on a high note, because you're really
depressed about this. And I can understand that's not okay, I
get it. Very, very sad for you. So I would like to take us out
with with some fun stuff. First, I'll bring you down a little bit
further with the President. Clearly with words of war, John.
And of course, this is all about
with respect to Ukraine. I think that we have done everything
that we can to support the Ukrainian government and to
deter Russia from moving further into Ukraine. But short of going
to war, are there gonna be some constraints? In terms of what we
can do
short of going to war?
Yeah, I heard that clip too. Very, very, very sketchy thing
to say, short of
going to war. There's some other things we can do. If I'm just
looking at the language, that kind of means, you know, that's
what we can do next. Which, of course, is not
Yeah, that's want? Well,
I would say that we are at war with Russia, we are in an
economic war. Just because we're not shooting or dropping bombs.
We are sanctions are an act of war. As far as I'm concerned.
I agree with you. And on the matt Murray show. My hero, Matt
Lee from Associated Press, the loo grant of our age, and
Murray, the band camp girl who is just she needs to be fired
for what she says here. If
you have any realistic expectation that this is going
to that these that this latest round, is actually going to do
what you say you.
I mean, the point here is to continue upping the pressure and
increasingly squeezing them economically, so that President
Putin will make the right decision here. But if he
doesn't, we will continue putting the pressure on him. I
mean, look, the fact that even before yesterday, nearly $100
billion in capital was expected to flee Russia. At some point, I
think the Russian citizens are going to be pretty unhappy that
because of his actions in the region, in other countries,
their economy is tanking. So that's what it's designed to do
and
is designed to tank the Russian economy, ladies and gentlemen.
That is that is an actual act of war right there squeezing the
economy as she says, tanking the economy. That's what it's
designed to do. Yes, what she said. And here's Matt, of
course, straight up ran with it.
We'll keep upping the pressure. These are three key sectors
yesterday, the firms in these sectors really want access to
the US really want access to the EU and are going to feel the
pressure. So
that mean, the the intent of these sanctions is to using your
words tank, the Russian economy. Yes. Yes,
the purpose of the sanctions is to put enough pressure on the
Russian government, that eventually President Putin will
change his his calculation. But if he is going to face a
situation with his country who've worked so hard to be part
of the international community won't be he can he can face
those consequences,
you because your sanctions have affected them has very
negatively affected the Russian economy, which
well, so in fact, you're you're saying that the goal here is to
make it painful on the Russian people? Not at all?
No, no, no, no, no, we don't want to hurt the Russian people.
But
not what I said. I will repeat it for you yet, again, is to put
enough pressure on the Russian government, that they change
their calculation and do difficult, jealous future, as
part of how that happens is the people of Russia say look, I
don't want to not have access to the international financial
system. Because
Oh, you know, I just heard Boris say the other day. And look, I
don't want to have access to the international financial system.
President Putin is off trying to invade other countries. He's
only President Putin
is invading other countries and get access to the international
money.
Other countries is invading is Crimea,
Ukraine. China,
that's part of what can affect a leaders calculation. Which
calculus Yeah. Excuse me. Yes, I am. But is the is the goal right
now then to drive the Russian economy into recession? Yeah.
Because a lot of people say that,
Oh, is to is to pressure the Russian government to change
their behavior. Have
you come to the conclusion that getting to that point, would
will require putting driving the Russian economy into recession?
No,
that's too simplistic. What we've always said is the longer
sanctions are in place, the more impact they have. And we want
that to change. The
President yesterday was asked if this is a new Cold War. He said,
No, this is a very specific set of circumstances. But
can we get credentials to go in and ask questions as well?
We might be able to in this one, because this is not the hard one
to get into. I would love to do that. But they may not call on
you. That's different. This is law like,
well, people just kind of pipe
away. It's not now totally convinced that the Psaki, the
Jen Psaki woman is just memory hearth who I believe worked at
the CIA if I'm not mistaken as a spokesman whole Saki
know this one worked for the CIA. That's what I'm saying. So
far.
Yeah, she worked for the CIA. I think she's trying to get rid of
Saki. She wants that job that she's the second in command.
She's not the lead, lead lead person. No, no, she is the
associate or something like that. And she wants Saki out
that's why she's working
on the broth thing. And I think Saki wants to move up like
Nudelman
I think sock is gonna get kicked out of the entire State
Department could be I think she's short term or I think
she's gonna end up in defense or some other thing where she's not
going to be seen much. But I think this girl is out to get
her
while she went on and Matt essentially went down the road
of okay, so sanctions on Iran was that meant to tank the
economy and keep keeps bringing that back because it was pretty
funny. But then, so my day was really made this morning when I
saw Fareed Zakaria, the anti constitutionalist who has
frequent to beers with President Obama to discuss important
issues. So I don't know if he's an advisor or a journalist or
not quite a globalist Atlanticist. I don't know what
he is. But he has at least codified for us a new term Putin
ism. Okay. Putin ism. We've had communism, we have socialism.
Well, yeah, that's
the take off. This is the dissociative terminology. This
is to associate you with Stalinism and Trotskyites and
Leninism, but Stalinism, Leninism Marxism is all named
after people. And now we have Putin ism, which is going to be
as you know, it's just bullcrap. Well, it's terrible. This is
insulting.
Let's listen to his entire ism. It doesn't roll off the tongue
like Putin ism
Buddhism sounds good.
Putin it hears his gosh, I hadn't even thought about that.
Marxism is a guy's name Stalinism is a guy's name.
Lenin.
Leninism Yeah, you know,
John Lennon. Yeah. And but Obama ism doesn't work. Isn't that
interesting? You have to have one of these Putin ism, it's
beautiful.
He needed hard letter. If
you have children, they will grow up learning in books like
we learned Marxism. They will learn Platonism and here it
is such an ism. The crucial elements of puritanism are
nationalism. Religion, social conservatism, state capitalism
and government domination of the media. They work in tandem to
sustain Putin's popularity, eroding judicial independence,
limiting individual rights and muzzling the free press. If you
look around the world there are others who have embraced core
elements of Buddhism. It's today's Erdogan has veered away
from his reformist agenda toward one that is more socially
conservative, Islamist and highly nationalistic we got our
eye on
you Erdogan you Putin ism dude, you
many didn't bring in China China's is following that exact
same checklist
as China is
a more socially conservative, Islamist and highly nationalist.
Many of Europe's far right leaders are openly admiring of
Putin and what he stands for I'm
looking at you Nigel Farraj, who's far right Putin ism
disappeared builders Putin ism, the success
of Buddhism ultimately will depend a great deal on the
success of Putin and Russia under him.
This is not going to catch on it just sounds idiotic.
I like it. I like it. I'm
going to use my bed is it's not going to kick. It can't catch
it's no good. I'm going to use it wherever idiotic well, you
can use it Putin ism. It just sounds. It sounds like dog crap
or something. And pooping ism. What do you where's your dog
doing now? He's doing a little Putin ism. The whole thing sound
doesn't sound right.
Where's your dog? Putin ism. Thank you. I like that. That's
good. Yeah, well, why are you angry now? I'm sorry. Did I say
still pissed
about the kale.
Hey, listen,
it's just like fighting him is like fighting the ocean. John,
you can't? Did you take a bucket of water? Throw it back. It just
comes back at you can't stop it. We're doomed. This is I think
more severe than anything you've ever seen in terms of public
relations. Victory over the public itself.
Are you d benched today?
Oh, yeah. I'll be on the show. I'll be I'm going to actually go
in a little early. So I can do a little wine. Talk with the chat
room
when you're going. So you're going on the the twit network
today? Yeah. And I had
somebody call me out on Twitter saying I was a whole forever
returning. Oh, no, no, we need to do that. But the point of
that is we need the publicity for the show here did exactly,
exactly. Is there a new phone out? Are you prepared?
You know, I had some tech news. But oh, yeah. No, the tech news
I had was that ham guy. Talking about the transmitter.
We had other tech news. We had another thing though. What are
we talking about? We had a two Oh, the the upgraded here. You
can do this Mujahideen secrets. You can talk about the
upgraded tech news. Yeah. Upgraded
al Qaeda encryption technology.
Yeah, yeah, that that would be very exciting. I'll be looking
forward to it. Yeah, I'm sure you will. And
you're not on so don't worry about it now. Because I know
you're always
checking. I know. I don't think I'm on today. Yeah, I'll be
looking for me though.
If I see you there. I didn't let me know.
Coming to you from FEMA Region six here in the capital of the
drone Star state where we will be back with you on Thursday in
the morning, everybody. My name is Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where the traffic around here is
just pathetic right now. Going into San Francisco and this is a
Sunday morning. It's just jammed up. Anyway, um, John C. Dvorak
will be
back on Thursday right here. On no agenda,
their economy is tanking. So that's what it's designed to do.
And we'll keep up the pressure.
Fear, freedom, subjugation is liberation. Contradiction is
true. Those are the facts of this world. And you will
surrender to them.
Joe Biden, thank you for taking the time to listen.
Have more kale, have more kale, have more kale, have more kale,
have more kale, have more kale
you have more tail, you will obey.
Adios MoPhO the best
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