Wait until the Texas oil companies closed there's gonna
be hookers for 35 bucks. He's gonna be plenty of it. Adam
curry, John C. Dvorak. Sunday January 25 2015. Time you're
getting donation media assassination episode six Niner
zero this is no agenda defending the sanity of citizens all
across our nation buy from FEMA Region six in the capital of the
drone Star State Austin, Texas in the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where there's a never ending
drought apparently. I'm John C. Dvorak. Raglan Buzzkill.
Beautiful day. 72 degrees today everybody how
you doing? You slurred John in the opening air.
I had a motor I sounded like Tom Brokaw
or drunk. I don't know drunk. Drunk or any more fun drunk or
not drunk is the question. Ah, oh, there you go.
I always tell the kids don't drink when you broadcast. Drink
when you drive.
That's the end. Take your keys.
So I'm looking still looking at this website?
Oh, the eye river web. Just before we started I was
pontificating. How much I still love my original I River. I'm
gonna say it's the I 78 or something or maybe a very old
unit. And let me see it's
free. It's free. I know, it's I think it's parallel to the iPod.
That was a little before and I recorded and did all kinds of
cool stuff.
It still does. Well. I'm trying to look at it here the wires a
little short, but it's it takes one double A battery. And you
can you can just jam your a wire into it. It has a line in and
just hit record. You put the lock on so you don't
accidentally turn it off. And it's the perfect backup. You can
go for 15 hours. High High Quality and I just let it sit
there and record everything as a backup. So if power goes out, it
won't fall apart. You know it's perfect.
Yeah, no, they're very well made. Yeah, no, they are. Yeah,
no.
Yeah. No, I got a lot of email about the the kissing stuff that
you were so interested in.
Oh, yeah, I got some Yeah, I got one for I've mentioned this on
one of my tweets that guy from Brazil. I guess it was an email
said that in Brazil. They do two kisses in. I think it's two
kisses and Rio. Three kisses in Sao Paulo or to kiss in Sao
Paulo. Three kisses in Rio. No one kiss to kiss and then if it
goes south, sorry. All over the country. There's
a variety of fun everywhere. Yes. Yeah, exactly. People are
very interested in this for some reason. I think it was the most.
Tipping this and tipping. Always want to know do I tip when
you're a tip on Brazil?
It seems like there's a direct correlation in the EU where
between tipping and kissing, no tipping. All kissing? Maybe we
should just kiss our waiters kissing just kiss the waiters
don't tip them.
Does you have a three kiss? Definitely no, no.
No tip for you. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. I gotta Justin, Senate a
question. Adam, I'm intrigued by the European notion of greeting
other men with the Keshawn kiss on each cheek. Which is it is in
the Netherlands
for sure. Also in San Francisco.
Yes. And in some parts of Austin, you being a taller
gentleman? How do you approach a significantly shorter
individual?
Very small, petite male five to five days?
Do you stoop down? Do you lift them up by the armpits? Or offer
up the nearest apple crate? Or do you politely pick them on the
top of the head? Yeah, well. Well I thought about this for a
moment and I think that I stooped down I'm a stupor
Well, besides that, what do you do and then
you do two kisses. But then you also do because someone's short
and the Embrace is going to be a little strange is not going to
be a complete embrace because of the height difference. You just
do a man pat on the back, you know? Amen. You're doing rock.
And then you're which is also one of those strange things. Why
do men do that? Why do we even pound each other on the back
again, Pat, it's an apparent it's like pounding your brow
man. It's
like, boom, boom, boom. Yeah.
Is it to compensate for that?
By the way? That was good. That was nobody did no one did the
back pounding. Now. Was anything close to any of this? In fact,
the hugging was is pretty recent to this all be I haven't yet.
Put my finger on the date of the of the bounding or the hugging.
90s I think most of this stuff really started taking off.
Interesting.
I guess we have grown up in Europe. I really didn't notice
that. It wasn't really that well. The back of the pounding
is an American thing. I've always I've never seen it
anywhere else.
It was started, obviously, in a movie or football teams or
something to do with sports, or I have no idea. In fact, it used
to be a lot more but slapping in there. Oh, I don't see that at
all anymore used to be common in football games, the big guys
would be slapping each other on the butt all the time. Now the
latest thing is and I don't even know where this came from. But
this is only within the last five or six years is the two
players jumping as high as they can in the air and ramming into
each other. That's a very recent phenomenon. It used to be high
five, right? Low fives, and then there was fighters behind the
back.
And there's also four or five different people who claim to
have invented the high five.
Yeah, well, that's never going to be discovered who actually
actually was, but does jumping into the air and slamming into
each other. Now, it's interesting. It's probably
related to military industrial complex and hyping people up for
war. And I do recall that when I was a kid in Holland, me I moved
there when I was seven. I remember the neighbor kids, and
I was still in the international school for about three years,
but I did have like the neighbors we hang out a little
bit. And when they left their house, they would kiss their mom
goodbye. And they would kiss their dad goodbye on the lips.
And I remember as an American going would that was the most
normal thing. I don't I don't know if that still takes place.
Yeah, but everything's different takes place in Saudi Arabia.
Yeah. I mean, there's lots of pictures of the various kings
kissing George Bush on the lips for example, right?
But things change. I mean, Europe used to be completely
liberal and your breasts a man's breasts were no different from a
women's breasts and no one cared. It wasn't seen as like
some Whoa, we got to wear topless on the beach. No one
cared. But throughout the past 50 years I've been alive. Yeah,
it's changed dramatically now you have to be over there. This
is not new not repeated can be frowned upon. It's a
Yeah, I know in the 70s it was very common to topless be ever
elevations were topless in France. Yeah. Wasn't like there
was an area it
wasn't. It wasn't it wasn't a tie wasn't marked as topless. It
was beach.
No, it was beach. So that's what by when they were topless. This
was allowed and all the beaches. It wouldn't. It wasn't even
allowed. It was there was no allowed tell me it wasn't
allowed. It doesn't make any sense. It was not disallowed.
It was not it was not presented as being allowed. It was just
fine. Normal different days.
It was normal to be wandering around. Yeah. Because you don't
want lines all over? Yeah, kind of a tan is that?
That Speedo looks so crappy, doesn't it, John?
Yeah. Does right
indeed. All right. Well, now that that's out of the way,
was not out of the way or anything.
We have not learned a single thing.
I found that Today's the big day, you know,
yes, Greece. Big election, the whole world
goes to hell in a handbasket on Monday when the markets open. Or
it doesn't and the curious thing is you don't know in advance no
matter what which way the election goes, which I believe
it will go toward the very reason that yeah, those guys
Yeah, the communists which I get the biggest kick out of against
some clips of of this.
And I will say that a lot of people have also attempted to
correct us by saying this probably doesn't mean a an exit
from the euro, the Syriza party really what their platform is to
stop the austerity measures they want being of the should be
forgiven whatever ideas they have. But they are not
necessarily about leaving the euro, which I mean, I also don't
see that as a very good idea at this point in time.
Well, you can control your economy a little better if you
have some control over the money that's in Oh, yeah,
but you still have to you got to put that in place. You got to
get the money back in everything has to I mean, that's not going
to happen overnight. John, it's not as I don't think that's a
flip the switch
was a bad idea to begin with. I think the British in the I was
at the Swedish and these other guys that stayed out of the
eurozone, I think made a wiser decision but play this. Here's
the I guess some clips let's start with a greased votes
today.
Despite years of deep budget cuts linked to its bailout, the
country's economy has yet to rebound. unemployment continues
to remain stubbornly high at 25%. Making the message of the
anti austerity Syriza party resonate. Hope Theresa wins or
series there is no other alternative. In recent weeks,
Teresa as leader Alexis Tsipras, has reached out to international
investors and toned down his anti capitalist rhetoric.
However, he remains committed to renegotiating Greek debt by
putting an end to wage cuts and public spending reductions. He's
confident in Sunday's election we'll add a new chapter for
Greece.
Tomorrow is a very important day not only for Greek people but
for European people. I'm very optimistic for a new beginning
for Europe.
But while Sharifa maintains its lead in the polls, a significant
number of voters remain undecided. Current Prime
Minister Antonia Samira says those votes are his.
There are more than 14% undecided one day before the
elections. And I believe that these people will decide for
Europe will decide for Greece will decide for growth will
decide for stability. And this is why we're very hopeful.
Polls are set to open in the early hours of Sunday morning,
which we Greece decides to vote will undoubtedly keep the rest
of the continent on edge on edge.
Now this guy this joker that's running against the Sharise a
character says oh there's 14 undecided we're gonna get them
all that means that they're hoping for corruption in the
election so can
you imagine if the reason he doesn't win yet homie don't get
all of the undecided votes, no matter who you are. Yeah, now so
we had an analysis we brought in an ex Greek Ambassador onto the
PBS news hour and I have to two short clips from him one is the
Greek election us analysis and then number two but the one
thing that's interesting is that the Sharise a guy is a
communist. This is for all practical purposes a Communist
Party and it's so funny to listen I think that we're being
kind of want this guy to win I don't know why what you mean
you and I are American no no the American because I want him to
win just to see what happens I mean, it's just show
this gotta be great entertainment should help our
show whatever the case exactly, which is all accounts whatever
the case is, it's so funny to listen to this ex Ambassador
skirt, the communist issue and he never uses the word if the
word communist in in the true sense, which and there are tons
of communists in Europe I mean, they are they form parties and
they're part of coalition's and they're all over the place.
Americans don't want to use the word at all, because it would it
just screws up to right wingers. I'm not sure why. But But listen
to this view here. Even though
Barroso who has been at the top of the EU for many years, he was
a member of the Communist Party.
Yeah, there you go.
I mean, it's it's very European, it's kind of the European thing.
It makes total sense. But yeah, we don't want to discuss it
much. ixnay on the communist K.
For more of the Greek elections, I'm joined by veteran diplomat
and former US ambassador to Greece, Nicholas burns. So tell
me, why is this election so significant?
It's a momentous election, I think, very significant already
for the future of Greece, but also perhaps the future of the
European Union, the Greeks themselves, some of the
commentators are saying this may be as important as two other big
events in modern Greece history, the civil war in the 1940s, the
military dictatorship and return to democracy in the 1970s.
Because it may be a big point of departure. if SYRIZA the left
wing party wins this elections, if it governs alone or governs
in a coalition, it is very likely going to challenge the
compact
between what's with the music
gun, you know, I don't know that's
on PBS and they're playing that music in the background.
Yeah, it came. I have no, I think it was somebody I think it
was bleedthrough. I heard it too.
Did you get this from TV? Or from the west? Yeah, no, I took
her off the TV. Yeah, no,
it is very likely gonna challenge the compact between
the Greek people and the European Union these hundreds of
billions of dollars in loans to the Greeks. Will the Greek
government under new leadership, play by the rules, meet the
commitments and pay off those loans? Or where they effectively
challenged the European Union to renegotiate them? It'll be a
showdown of sorts, between a leftist Greek government and
then the German lead EU.
Alright, so if SYRIZA wins, and if they say, You know what we
want to renegotiate? Is there a possibility that Greece could
get kicked out of the EU or that they could opt out? Which I
mean, that would set a precedent and itself, wouldn't it?
It would, and it would be consequential for perhaps, for
how financial markets see the stability of the Euro zone, the
German government and Germany, of course, is the key country
now. and the European Union has been saying over the last couple
of weeks, that it's not going to tolerate a reconsideration or
renegotiation of these loans. And it expects any future Greek
government to pay off the loans and meet its commitments. So I
think you're gonna see a struggle between a new very
young leader C Pres. of Syriza. And the German government and
its finance minister Wolfgang Schauble. They may believe now
Siobhan that they can weather the eventual exit of Greece from
the eurozone and not have instability and financial ruin.
Arcus they clearly didn't believe that a couple of years
ago. But I think that's one of the possibilities that could
emerge from this.
Maybe we should just review briefly. So people because the
history of these loans is, of course, no longer explained
anywhere. And it should be known that it was amongst others,
Goldman Sachs, or maybe it was all Goldman wasn't who came in
and said, Look, we live so you totally know how to do this. We
can refinance all your stuff, we got these these ways to
derivatives, and this was a scam screwed them that completely
screwed the entire
I know it, for example, with Portugal, they took the money
and spent it
on roads and airports that no one uses or flies to,
well, they made a few mistakes. In Spain to
I think one of those roads with no one drives on goes to the
airport that no one flies to. That's probably true. And it has
apartment buildings that no one lives in.
Well, they got carried away. They saw this as free money.
Yeah. And they just made the assumption that they really
really wouldn't have to ever pay it back. It was like, you know,
some to keep us afloat, keep well, the people
that took the money and gave it to their friends or their
associates to build all these things. I'm pretty sure they
knew they would never have to pay it back. It's the people who
didn't realize what was going on.
That could be whatever the case is a mess. And the Germans are
adamant. They're not going to know and that change in all
circumstances of massive loans like this, around the world,
they are renegotiated constantly. It's not. It's not a
situation where all no one's ever done this before.
Of course, now that we've seen, we changed the terms South
America happens all the time,
it didn't look into Silicon Valley people look, here's the
deal we've got, we're gonna be broke. If you don't give us you
know, I'll tell you what, we'll give you 25 cents on the dollar,
and we'll be back in business. And that deal is taken. And
I gotta tell you, I've seen it the first time I saw this in
business, but I've actually witnessed it personally, one of
the companies that I had in Holland, we we actually had to
make it go bankrupt. And many people are gonna get screwed,
like the landlord for the rent. And I was amazed. The guy who
was running the company went to the landlord and said, Okay,
look, we just can't pay you anything for the next six
months. Do you? Would you like us to then start paying you half
after six months? Or would you like us to just believe in the
landlord's job, I'll take whatever you can give me. It's
not always as cut and dry as people think
German a assholes who are going to be the fall of the EU. Yeah.
claim that. Do it. Yeah, that guy. They claim they're not
going to do any of these deals, no show Bullas interest. The
Germans cannot ever feel that somebody's taken them, you know,
say, Oh, they ripped me off these these people. Proud proud.
They're not a really good group to be running the finances. Yes,
go listen, and have this guy this.
Ambassador. So if the Greek I thought it was an analyst?
No, he's the ambassador. degrees. He's very, very, he's a
Foreign Service guys. Now there's stooge if you know what
I mean,
economy is whatever
happened, by the way to that of the American guy who was running
Greece with a Greek name? Who got out before all this crap
happens? You remember that was his name? Yeah,
I do remember that guy from Minnesota.
And he got me. I think he brought Goldman in and got
everything all set up. Now you never hear from him again, ever?
Oh, that's a good point. We should look up where this guy by
the way. I'm looking at The Guardian. live updates. And it
looks like their headline is Greek election exit poll
suggests a reason majority. Yeah, let's look up that that
guy while we're listening to the clip.
So if the Greek economy is better off now than it was three
years ago, or at least the financial system in Europe is
better off and worse, able to withstand this. How bad is the
Greek economy? I mean, when we talk about youth unemployment at
50%. I mean, that's not things that the America is unfamiliar
with that since the Great Depression.
That's exactly right. Greece has gone through a depression since
2008 2009. It 50% youth unemployment 25% overall in
unemployment, massive contraction of the economy until
just the last year, they're running a very, very slight
surplus now, but the economy is not in good shape. They're not
getting the investment either from their own industrialists or
from outside because
this is ridiculous. Of course, no one's going to invest in it.
You can take a quarter of the money and buy the whole thing
that they want you to invest in, and then just do it yourself.
Makes no sense. Invest pop, Andrew. Yeah. And
because people are so unsure of the direction of the country,
and Harry, here's why it's important for Americans. Europe
is still the largest trade partner of the United States.
And the largest investor into the United States, the European
Union countries, it's the biggest economy in the world,
the EU. And so if there is instability in the EU in future
months because of these Greek elections, because of the new
government, it's going to have some kind of impact on the
United States as well. So we have a lot in that sense writing
on this election.
And so there's actually possible repercussions depending on the
outcome of the elections on Sunday, what could happen in the
financial markets here Monday and going forward as that new
government executes their kind of vision?
Well, I think everything will depend on on what this new
government says it's very likely to win the elections, it's way
ahead, it's far ahead in the polls over the center, right New
Democracy party, if they take a line of compromising
conciliation, and if they convey a sense of responsibility for
the financial future of Greece, and I think the markets are
going to be reassured. But if they throw down the gauntlet,
and effectively have a showdown with the European Union,
especially with the German government, then I think you're
gonna see nervousness on both sides of the Atlantic,
allow me to slip one clip in. So of course, that the markets
closed Friday with the Euro at its lowest in all since the
introduction, I think, no, in 11 or 11 years, lowest than 11
years.
And it's been as low as 80 cents.
Okay, then it's 11 years, I thought it was introduction, but
11 years. This is the there's more going on the European
Central Bank has also made some announcements that that come
along with whatever is going to happen. this coming week, our
decision was entirely driven by this, by the way is a board
member of the European Central Bank, Ben Walker. And they're
talking about the quantitative easing, that the European
Central Bank is going to start or taking part in now
our decision was entirely driven by what we have to do, which is
to care about inflation, European inflation. And we've
seen inflation expectations going lower. We've seen actual
inflation numbers also going lower. According to all our
measures. inflation expectations were lower. So lights were
blinking red, across our dashboard, and we had to do
something. The only question was, apparently,
there's a dashboard somewhere in Europe, that has blinking lights
and determines the state of the economy. This is cool. When's
the right instrument?
You confident now that you have the right package of measures in
place? I mean, the markets been asking for this for a long time.
So you think you've pretty much got it right. As far as the
market is concerned?
Oh, we think it would work. We're putting critical vintage
will work. It will work because it's big. It will work because
you study, it will work because it is open ended. And so we have
everything in place to convince not only the market, but also to
convince companies to convince people in Europe, that inflation
will go up and it will go back towards 2%. I think this is very
significant.
Other way, said Andrew is poppin drill earlier I met George
is yes. Andrew says George's dad.
Curiously, the Andreas was an American I had to renounce his
American citizenship to become a member of the Greek parliament.
Oh, really? Yeah. But that's because remember, the law was
changed sometime in the 90s I think during the Clinton
administration, where you could easily have dual citizenship
as an American. Yeah, yeah, I've looked at it. I can't have
unless I was unless my mother or my father has a different
non UK is easy. If you're an American, yeah, Native American
Native American Native Hawaiian Montes. If you're not, if you're
a native born American, yeah, you can be a citizen of Ireland.
You can be a citizen of a number of countries. There's a lot of
dual citizens we have dual citizens listening to our show
that are one I know for a fact is American UK.
Well, I looked into it, my daughter has dual citizenship,
her mom is Dutch. And that was not a problem. When I look maybe
I looked I looked at a long time ago and said, Oh, Mr. Curry, if
you want to have that,
look, it would be for the change. To give you a
citizenship, you'd be dual citizen.
Why would they give me a citizenship? Because you're a
famous Dutch guy?
Yes. I'm like the, who's that French guy that went to Russia,
the actor? What's his name? The fat drunk.
Right. That guy? Well, he renounced his citizenship. I
think he did it for tax reasons. But
that's what they usually think you're going to do when the when
I said, Hey, can I get dual citizenship? Oh, you're probably
only doing that for tax reasons. I can't even have a bank account
in Europe anymore. They don't want me. Well. What was that
guy's name? Does Gerard Dipper do there? Yeah, that guy. I am
the zero Dipper. Do you have a chat room? Exactly. Exactly.
Yeah, but this this quantitative easing, which I think is I don't
know if they can do I mean, I don't know if they can do this.
us? Did they really have the clout to do something like we
did in in the US or continue to do way it works
in Europe? Because if you're in the euro zone, you don't have
any control over your banking system. They
do have the banking union. So they do have some controls over
it. That's the last thing they put into place. You know,
is the money goat? What bond or I guess you can buy Greek bonds?
Yeah,
well, no. Yeah, well, no. Yeah. Well, yeah. Well, yeah. Well,
no, sorry. That was an
old model. Yeah, well,
yeah. Well, no. That's a good one. Just trying to shake it up
a bit. Yeah. Well, no, I believe that each individual continent,
they will create bonds, but the bonds will be designated to
individual countries.
So you will have to use your countries already have bonds?
Yes. But the new ones will be issued by the European Central
Bank, but they will be tied to individual member states. We
can't call them countries anymore. European Union member
states, but what,
as a member state, what does this bond do? Makes?
At the end of the day, it makes the elites rich and the citizens
poor. It's gonna be what can it be?
We're looking at the Greek 10 year bond yield right now.
Whatever the case, this is, it's really nobody knows. Is it 10
year bond yield is 8.8%. That's reasonable.
And I have to say, all of this happened after my, my ex New
York banker buddy said, Wow, all we need is to get that
derivatives thing that that bill passed, which passed and the
President signed into law. So all derivatives are backed, in
essence by the FDIC. So if something went wrong with our
derivative system worldwide, which is $300 trillion 313,
then the view it will give me a CIT exam.
We'll give you a CIT to bail yourself out. So that of course
pass and then all this happens. So something in the banking
sector that we really just don't understand has to do with this
because all of this is taken we understand is there scammers?
Yeah, that's on the that who needs more understanding than
that? That's about
it. The euros a buck 12 Finally, I think now it's reasonable.
Now make it parity, although people are talking below parity,
I'm hearing a lot of that noise.
Yeah, well, I think that's going to happen because once these
things slide, they kind of Whoa, they go a little further than
they would if they don't just stop on a dime. No, which is
also by the way, I have a little couple of clips about oil if you
want to go in that vein. Yeah, sure. So I'm listening to the
oil I got one piece of get one insightful clip on today's show
and I'm gonna play in a few seconds but the oil situation as
oil prices is that 45 bucks a barrel now which is pretty close
to what it should be. And I had somebody writing he said, Well,
you know, this is this deflation and you're always saying
deflation is bad. This is that yeah, the price of oil is
deflating, but it doesn't mean anything else is deflating and
the price of oil is normalizing in my opinion is not really
deflating the normal price of oil should be around 40 bucks
and so this is not a big deal this is actually getting a
little crank get the economy going again our economy Yes, our
economy that's because at the end of the day, so this is good,
but everyone's all fearful about this when historically the price
of oil I think the average price for almost forever was like $25
or so and it's gone below that in the
80s it went to 1212 I think oh yeah, they have did the Saudis
so this
is not like oh my god we're gonna everybody's freaked out
about I usually pay 75 bucks for a tank of gas over the past few
years now it's 35 and I'm going to be moaning about this what is
wrong with these people? I
had lunch with two women from spin class and they just started
talking about i My your boy this is great but I paid $1.76 Like
but you know now with the Saudi King debt it's gonna go
rocketing back up I said ladies buy me another coffee is not
going to happen is gonna keep going down.
Well, I have a good reason why it's not gonna go up but let's
play what the fearful I'm this is again, I got this. You're
going to scold me for this, but Rachel Maddow Glenn Beck No.
Stop with the Glenn Beck man.
Well, Glenn Beck is the guy one of the very important people
that tries to scare the crap out of the public because he
does how many how many public is watchable? Do you think more
people watch Glenn Beck than seeing his radio show? That's
right.
You're right you're right you're right. You're right.
So here but this is the this may or may not have been on the
radio but I don't think it was whatever the case is on his TV
it would have been anyway because he likes to he repurpose
is a lot like Most of these guys, so here is back, talking
to some woman who is an actuarial of insurance person
who's gotten somehow involved in a publication from some years
back that folded I think five years ago, although they still
have their website called the oil drum. And the oil drum is a
kind of the vestiges last vestiges of the peak oil people.
And she was one of the writers for that. Now she does her own
blog that Beck apparently reason he brings his woman on. She's
kind of a fogy. And she just starts to spew the weirdest
stuff. Now let's play back in the oil lady one, which is the
longest clip. And so I want to give you the kind of a Oh, scare
the public pub policy of back and using this old lady as
leverage
before before if I want to because I can see the chat room
and I just wanted to say something about this.
Particularly in the United States when it comes to radio.
This and you just reminded me and that's why I'm because I'm
like, I don't want to listen to stupid back guy. But you're
right. There's a number of guys on the radio in the United
States of Gitmo nation who have influence a lot of people listen
to the TV stuff or like I don't I don't even know where to find
it. But the radio stuff. Yeah, I think I think you're right. A
lot of people listen to this. A lot of people are enamored. Beck
is a complete showboat, former top 40 DJ, I mean, whether it is
you might as well be doing weather reports with Bubba the
love sponge at the remote location. And he knows how to do
it. It's just he's putting information to people's heads,
which is confusing. So it's not by the
way, the main players in this game are back, Hannity. And
number one is rush lane. There's another one, which I'll be
talking about in a bit. And I think Savage is another one, but
he's kind of a more of a eclectic style. But I was going
through he was on the Twitter and I saw something Oh, this is
a very interesting retweet of someone. And it was they had a
very interesting it was I'm not going to go into what it was.
But I thought it was an interesting comment. That was
worth checking out. So I and it was a woman and I clicked on her
to see if I should follow her because she may have had a whole
bunch of cool things to say that I could use. But right in her
bio, it says huge Sean Hannity fan that I bought.
Okay, Sean hannity.com, still goes to no agenda show.com All
right, let's go to Beck.
I want to bring in Gail to Verburg she is a fellow at the
casually action. Stop. I gotta interrupt just a couple of he's
breathless. Oh, my gosh, she's so amazing. Society, author of
the blog, our finite world.com. And I read an article today or
yesterday that she had written about oil and how much trouble
we are in and we should all be aware of it. Gail, welcome to
the program. How are you? Oh, just
fine. Thank you. Good. So
bring me up to speed and try to explain this in layman's terms
on it, because I know you have like 10 things that you say this
way, it's a problem. Give me the give me the three or four
biggest things that people really need to understand about
what's happening with oil?
Well, I think one of the big things you need to understand is
that if oil prices are low, is going to result in a drop in oil
production. I think this is something that people don't
really realize they assume that peak oil or you know, the
downturn in oil production, and maybe permanent is going to come
because oil prices are high, but it may very well come the
opposite direction. If the prices are too low, they quit
and go home.
So she equates peak oil to just no more production. That's new.
I didn't she said peak oil in there. But I don't see. I don't
think she meant through all that says to me that this is on her
brain. Yeah. And so so the point she made was that you're gonna
just because the prices are going down, they're gonna cut
production that just go home and all the rest of it. Okay, this
keep that in mind as we move along here it would did now
she's now part two and three, which are shorter clips. There's
a couple of things that are said in here that are dead because
Beck never questions anything when he has one of his guests
on. But this just nod turns into somewhat somewhat nonsense, but
I would play to I'm concerned that because this is kind of
what Saudi Arabia did when we were going to make synth oil
back in the 1980s. And they just collapse the price of oil. I
think they got it down
into what is synth oil. This is something I didn't realize
this was no it just is not a big deal. There was a period there's
a couple of developments in us most of those dealing with the
tar sands Since the idea was to end, there's a lot of research
done. In fact, the leading researchers that I know of that
are doing this kind of turning coal tar and other things into
oil, and it's called synth oil because you're synthesizing it
from another product, or the Chinese. Right? If you start
looking into this, you'll find that the Chinese are have been
throwing money at this forever. But it was something under the
Reagan I think during the Reagan years that we were waiting No,
because he was so again getting too jacked way up in price. And
you could afford to do these things. And then it went down to
like you said, is it a period, we went down to 12, like $14, a
barrel or something like that. And Reagan just closed down the
simple oil industry and said, it's just too expensive to do
it. And it was it was too expensive. Well, that didn't
make the oil problem go away.
They just gutted our system. So I'm really concerned that this
will gut US companies will collapse. You don't just turn it
on and off. And when the price goes back on, are we going to be
able to get back to this oil and be able to Can you can you pick
up where you left off?
No, I don't think you can pick up where you left off. These oil
companies in North Dakota and in Texas are going to default on
their loans. And when this happens, you know their interest
rates are going to have to pay next time are going to be
higher.
And real estate in Austin is going to be great New Year Two
overinflated bull crap.
Yeah, there you go. Again, I'm normalizing things. But now
here's another interesting point made in that particular clip was
was Beck saying that Reagan saw the situation with the price
versus Central and he shut it down. He's the genius now
amongst the right wingers. And it's like it's like the
motorcycle thing where you if you look at the rock that you're
gonna hit as you're driving down the dirt road, you're gonna hit
it because that's what you're looking at. I didn't notice this
before, but I'm starting to notice it more that the right
wingers in this country that conservatives oppose it.
Conservatives, many reactionaries actually just
oppose it conservatives do actually see government as a
fight as a ruled by a monarch. Reagan, Reagan was the guy who
was shut it down or better. Yeah, exactly. Now, the next
clip, we'll hear another example of this. It's a
yearning towards leadership for these people. That's what it is,
oh, Reagan, he
was so he was not just leadership is not leadership in
a democratic system understand this. It's a king,
but they glorify it. Yeah, they glorify him. Yeah, it's kind of
creepy. That's kind of creepy.
Well, I think as we go into next year, we're going to start
seeing this not being a good thing, especially if the
interest rates are raised starting next year. If President
Obama goes ahead, and they started raising the short term
interest rates, I think that's going to be a problem too. But
it's going to be a few months into next year, regardless of
what the 2015 is next year.
And this is what my banker, friend, former New York banker
says is not going to happen.
No, and I agree with him. It's not going to happen. And here's
another example. She says, If Obama raises the interest rates,
that's not exactly how it works.
Obama can't raise the interest rates. He could tell them, hey,
you wish you'd raise the I've got an idea and not raise it.
But again, he has to call him to the conservatives actually see
Obama as some sort of a king in the end when they if you think
about the way they bitch and moan about Obama, they're always
bitching and moaning as a dictator.
Yeah, so Okay, so your point, I like it, right wing, no matter
what always sees the President as a king and a dictator. Yeah,
it whether it's their guy or not once, that's funny that I like
that.
So I'm thinking about this and the price of going up and down
and that Horowitz in our discussing, and we'll discuss it
again on Tuesday. We didn't do a show like this last week, about
you know, are they gonna go up or they're gonna go down, I
believe now after hearing the next clip, I'm going to play
that they are going to go down and they're going to drop them
baby probably below 30. Easy, because there's one and a woman
that apparently didn't realize this. Beck doesn't know
anything, is that there was an element of this. This is very
similar to what happened in the 70s. And then in the 80s. Were
the prices. You know, in the 70s they there was the OPEC thing
where we had to wait for the gas you can only drive on now the
other day of the week, license. There's all these crazy things
going on. And then when Reagan came along, he wanted to sync
the Russian economy. So he he didn't know how they managed to
push the price of oil down but no one was discouraging it.
Let's put it that way. This is the interesting clip because
this I didn't realize and what you're going to hear next and
this is the clips name is the key clip on the low price and
the Saudis This is a reflection on what happened in the 70s.
These Arabs never forget this, what you're going to hear next
is why the price of oil is going to continue to drop.
Give you a little accent for the clip that is coming.
You know one of the things about oil prices that they probably
like the low oil prices, it does put pressure on Russia over
Ukraine, it puts pressure on the Iranians, it will probably
discourage some of the investment in the US tight oil
and shale gas smart markets. But remember, in the 1980s when this
happened, Saudi did lower production but nobody else in
OPEC did and they lost market share. And I think they're not
willing to do that at this point. They have enormous
reserves, they are a very low cost producer of oil, I think
they probably figure that they can ride out a period of low
prices better than anybody else and maintain market share.
Okay, let me see if I can play that back. Up. So this is saying
that the Saudis are not responsible, but they know,
historically, it's better to jump in and play the game and
they prepared for it and it's not jumping at stay stay in the
game. If they can ride it out for you know, they could
probably ride it out at 20 bucks, maybe even lower, they
get right
they can produce oil at 10. That's great, because it's just
essentially in the Saudi Arabia of oil fields is you stick us
put a hole in the ground and here comes oil. I mean, it's not
a process that's complicated. There were now now this the
point that there was made here, which is that the Saudis do Oh,
lady, she went on, Oh, good. Prices are down. So they're
going to cut production, thinking that they're going to
try to control the market that way. No, they're not going to
cut production because the last time anybody cut production,
which was in the 80s, they got sick because of low oil prices.
They got screwed. They got screwed. So in the long term,
they lost market share. So nobody cutting production,
because they all know this story. Except
for the except for people in the companies in Texas. They'll have
to they'll have to close they just have to close yeah, they're
going out of business. Yeah.
But that's that's got another big day. That's not even cutting
productive. They can be in business when the price is at
40.
You know, I thought was funny. Someone put up two clips
comparison, Obama on energy in 2010. And Obama, the State of
the Union on energy in 2015. Yeah, it was very interesting
one here the difference? Yeah, here's 2010,
we consume more than 20% of the world's oil, but have less than
2% of the world's oil reserves. And that's part of the reason
oil companies are drilling
oops, is only five years old. This is five years ago,
a mile beneath the surface of the ocean. This is after the BP
spill, because we're running out of places to drill on land in
shallow water. For decades, we have known the days of cheap and
easily accessible oil, we're number working out
did he not realize did all of the shale oil fracking really
only take place in the past five years now?
Well, everyone knew it was there and North Dakota fields in
particular, we actually discussed this in the early days
of our show, like six years ago, that they had mapped out North
Dakota, I already knew that. Yeah, it has been one of the
greatest oil reserves, although it's not easy to. It's not like
Saudi oil. We
were ahead of the President of the United States in 2010. We
knew it was going on
was right back from back.
We talked and talked about the need to end America's century
long addiction to fossil fuels. And for decades, we have failed
to act with a sense of urgency that this challenge requires
time and again. The path forward has been blocked, not only by
oil industry lobbyists, but also by a lack of political courage
and candor.
Now it's interesting because I really liked the unit here this
is a little shorter is a State of the Union on oil that you can
look at it two ways and this actually was put out by a very
right wing Obama hating group these two different clips. I
think it actually show you can spin what he said in to see, I
told you, we rely on a lesson pray with me just listen to how
he talks about it now.
We believed we could reduce our dependence on foreign oil.
We kind of did and protect our planet.
And today, America is number one and oil and gas. America is
number one in wind power. Every three weeks we bring online as
much solar power as we did in all of 2008 and thanks to lower
gas prices and higher fuel standards. The typical family
this year should save about $750 at the pump
that you can also say that he worked very hard and then his
dream came true. But I think He really had no idea and as as
what did nobody else really
well they don't steal and I think everyone everyone's really
surprised how this thing started to cave and and now because of
these the fact a parent fact that the terms of oil out of the
simple oil coming out of the ground they're no one's cutting
to production because they know they're gonna get screwed in the
long run if they do they're gonna drive this thing down to
the ground and it's just gonna happen naturally it's going to
be quite fun to watch Yes. And it's not going to hurt hurt
anybody Well, I will hurt the Texas guys and these other guys
who are you know what? That well no love the idea of $100 oil.
But the $100 oil is hurting the economy we the public doesn't
need to be spending all this money on gas. No. putting gas in
their tanks, we could
be spending it on hookers is actually
which each tank well. You couldn't get a hooker for 35
bucks but
wait and wait until the shale oil deflation wait until the
Texas oil companies closed there's gonna be hookers for 35
bucks there's gonna be plenty of it
without nice real estate in fact, if we look at Perry the
governor of Texas former governor everything former
former he's not the governor anymore. But he you know, he
took credit for all the the boom and everything was really just
increased. It was just lucky. It's the right place at the
right time.
Just lucky. If you're okay, and we can move on I'm done then I'd
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rest, but no, no, I don't want that. I want to be a DJ.
He doesn't want to Yeah, And he doesn't want to be on things he
actually thinks he's not an idiot.
Here is as of now, I figured it out. I figure and I will go into
actually listening to Mike Rogers, because he's also a
correspondent for Brawl for over there at the CNN. And it hit me
when I saw Huckabee, who was governor of what was the
governor of Arkansas, Arkansas. And Huckabee, of course, he he
ran when I'm when did he run? When did he runs eight years
ago?
Now? For all for President President?
Yeah, yeah, eight years ago? And six years ago, technically my
sec, and he was on with, maybe it was broth as well, and all
that cool pooper. I don't know. And he said something. I was
like, Ah, yes, of course. This is why guys like Mike Rogers
think they need to become disc jockeys, what do you make of the
fact that this is possibly your future incoming like this,
one of the things that's different, nobody knew who I was
in 2008, people would often get an opinion formed about me,
because my opponents were framing me in the light, they
wanted to what's different is that I've been on television now
for six and a half years, I've been on 600 radio stations,
three times a day for six and a half years. And as a result,
what I find is that people feel like, you know, I know my
cockpit. And I don't think that's true. And I believe this,
that if I run this time, I'll have a lot more resources. And I
won't have to just stand there in the corner, taking punches to
the face, I'll be able to defend and correct the record, which is
something that I just didn't have the resources to do when
Romney and McCain had $1 to every dime I had.
And I think that is what Mike Rogers looked at. And when do
you know if I can just be on the radio so people get to know me?
Then
take a look at this hold on a second. This theory is it's it's
debatable. But this but knowing Mike Rogers, and then to hearing
what Huckabee said, and by the way, now that everyone knows how
could be better than they used to before.
They're definitely not going to vote for him. Yeah, they're
definitely
not going to douchebag let him be a very friendly guy.
Friendly. Douchebag like a mean prick. No, but you know, he's
whatever. He's Yeah,
but it's very big. That is true of a 600 radio station is a big
deal. Yeah, you could.
Mike Rogers. Do you remember Mike Rogers is what he's
Michigan? No, no, he had to find out where? Mike Rogers.
But you'll have to you'll have to sit it out. He's a young guy.
Mike Rogers the way I'm here. I'm weird. But my thesis is
based on what you just said. Not the I don't want them this Mike
Rogers. Mike Rogers Mike Rogers now this other Mike Rogers came
into play and now he's blocking my ability to find the other
Mike Rogers. All right. See from this one we want to get to but
I'm guessing is that I'm guessing I think it's it could
be wrong. Mike Rogers. The normal processes your be of
house guy. The house has never run for president you can't get
the jobs from Michigan. You're right. Okay, so he'd have to run
against the Michigan senators or move one of them out. It's a run
against Eminem. And it's not going to happen because the
Michigan Ian's are not going to vote for Republicans for their
senator or their governor. Although they may have won who
knows? Michigan's senators who are these people? Let's see
it John, I don't think it really matters. But now he will have to
do this for at least two voting cycles before he's gonna take
off the air. He's
got no personality. Has he come and see come on to the
well let's listen to
you listen to his show. No, of course not. That's
your job. That's your job. I don't I can't listen to that. I
watch CNN Here we go. Mike Rogers and this of course is
about now this is this whole this very funny how this whole
Japanese ISIS hostages is falling apart on the spot. This
is really fantastic. And I have I've had a lot of help from
Brian the gay Crusader once again this this guy came he came
in with the find of the decade. But I want to first play this
little roundtable Brawl for Blitzer will broth. Wisser had a
number of people on his panel to discuss what's going on. And it
was astounding to me. But here's Mike Rogers, very cavalier and
some comparisons to what is going on.
But what's concerning is they're not hearing anything. So that
doesn't portend well for them. I believed early on that this was
more of a messaging deal than it was a financial deal with them.
Really had them talking about talking about the Japanese guys
wanting $200 million. ISIS wanting $200 million for the
Japanese hostages. This is before you know they they
apparently killed one We'll get to, but I just find him Oh, he
knew this that this was a messaging deal and not a
financial deal listener. These people talk about this stuff,
just like we saw with Foley they demanded cash but had no no real
intention of getting that cashmere effect. They had no
connection with the US government negotiations. They
just went ahead with the execution. We're seeing some
very similar patterns here. It doesn't mean it has happened.
But it's obviously concerning
did we not try to save Foley?
Yeah, yeah, I believe so. Because we
had no What do you just said doesn't sound right about not
having any contact for the likes of the Foley dealer was all just
about marketing. The Of course what he's saying is true. And
that's the that's why I found this whole this whole segment
with these people so funny because he's not lying. Except
they all know this really is the truth is these videos these
bogus conjured up green screen fake videos, fake beheadings, no
blood pulled off the air immediately. Can't show and both
not on YouTube, not on lively anyway. Yes, it is all about
communications. Thank you. Yeah, I
want to I want to read in regards to this a letter that
came in from producer Dwayne ITM. I thought you'd be
interested to know that one of the Saturday morning TV shows
here in Japan spent 10 minutes showing that the video of the
two Japanese hostages and Jihad John was fake based on the goofy
shadows. They also demonstrated how it could have been faked
using different light setups and different background very rare
to see such things on Japanese TV, t y FYC. Dwayne,
you are jumping a bit ahead. But yes, I just want to take it
slow.
Take it on your on your own here
is here's Rolfs analyst explaining what was happening
here what ice is doing what are they getting these ISIS
terrorists by taking these two Japanese hostages and beheading?
What's the point? Okay, so here is Wolf Blitzer asking what is
the point of taking these Japanese hostages and beheading
them?
To get the very discussion we're having right now. They're being
broadcast not only on CNN, but on on networks around the world
all waiting for this announcement. It gives them the
kind of psychic psychological edge in the conflict, where when
it comes to the military equipment, they don't have the
edge but this terrorize people enough that they think ISIS is
actually bigger than it is.
Yeah.
And here are the people doing exactly what they're supposed to
be doing talking about them doing exactly what they're
supposed to be doing. This is so meta it my brain exploded. Yes.
The whole point of these fake videos is for you people to talk
about them, and to make ISIS look bigger than they really are
fantastic. Let's pile jump. ISIS hates moms,
the mother of one of the hostages make an emotional plea
for his life. But as we know, in the past when other mothers have
done the same, including for James Foley, sadly, no good
result. Again, no final word though Wolford US intelligence
officials watching closely
Yes, yes, ISIS hates moms and no good result ever comes from
that. And I love how they're also talking about no good
result. And you know, this is not gonna end well does not
portend Well, yeah, there's the if they're really killing them,
which you can't even say, because it's not true. And
here's broth with a question of the week that also to a certain
degree competition that's going on between Al Qaeda and ISIS.
Meme Allah. Yeah,
it's absorbed. I heard this thing me Millard. Yeah, it's the
it's the shift. The shift, the shift from al Qaeda, the brand
to ISIS ISIL. The brand, which is why
the President has I get dt is versus Nike.
Yes, Coke versus Pepsi. Now
they're both competing for support for market share. Is
that what's going on? At the same time? Well,
we had seen tracking of that for at least 12 months, where there
was this notion that if Al Qaeda didn't get some points on the
board, they were concerned about finances and recruiting. And
at the points on the board John, sports reference from our friend
Mike, the DJ and logistics hubs, logistics hubs, wait a minute.
ISIS has logistics hubs, bomb them
building and logistics hubs, and about half of their al Qaeda
affiliates have pledged some support to ISIS either
materially overly or in some cases covertly have said, Hey,
we're with you. We'll give you help where we can. So it's
really not necessarily that in this case, because we've seen
this pattern with them before. This is about their exertion of
power. They believe that this is the power that holds their grip
in places like Eastern Syria and Iraq. They need to continue to
show that they have brutality as a part of their governance
model, or they'll lose grip and survive them. bomb them. and
bomb them again. And now,
this is my favorite with Mike the DJ as broth says hey, you
know this Jihadi John, he's still in there. I mean, do we
not know who this guy is? Can we find him? And what's going on
with that? And Mike Rogers again, has just some astounding
information.
Apparently, US and other intelligence agencies, they know
who he is, but they're not releasing his name, right?
That's, I have high confidence, they know exactly who he is.
Well, part of that is you don't want to you don't want to
disrupt any activities in that that lineage, if you will. I
mean, he has associates here. He's, he's,
he's literally saying I mean, I think what he's saying is, we
know exactly who he is lineage, but we don't want to stop him
from beheading people in that in that lineage, lineage. What is
that?
is a meaningless word in that content. Let's
listen to it again. Maybe there's something good going
in that that lineage,
go back a little bit.
That was it. That is you don't want to you don't want to
disrupt any activities. In that that lineage? I think,
okay. You don't want to disrupt any activities in that lineage,
which is the lineage of terror and threatening beheading? That
would be the lineage. Why don't you
want to disrupt it? Well, if
you will, I mean, he has associates here, people, he's
talked to his head, places he's visited. And they don't want to
disrupt any of that in order to continue to gain intelligence of
value that could ultimately lead to him being being brought to
justice.
Well, if I was if I was on eBay in Japan, I'd be outraged. What
you guys comment? Do guys now the guy you guys know who this
is? Yeah, bomb him. We already use that one. Now we have kill
him used to kill. We can do that. We need to kill them. We
need to kill them. All right. So now this is all before the
second video came out. And something went horribly wrong.
I've had discussions with a number of people. And here's
what I think. Well, it's so obvious what happened. They had
these two guys in the green screen first of all, someone
whoever produced this over there to the SITE Intelligence Group.
Well, I'm pretty sure why they forgot to turn on the fan. No,
they did
turn on the fan, but only on one guy. Oh, yeah. Which is
unfortunate. And is also identified in in another clip
that I have here. But they didn't have that yet. So we
didn't they didn't have the follow up video of the guy being
dead. And of course with this 72 hour deadline with the countdown
clock that was being put online, everybody was waiting. They're
like, Oh, this is great. I think they had a hard drive crash or
something else happened. The like Final Cut Pro froze up and
all their files got trashed.
Final Cut Pro X sucks.
Mohamad Final Cut Pro 10 is bogus. So here's how it was
explained on CNN why they haven't seen the new video yet
because of course, we were all expecting the beheading video.
Where is it for now?
More than 16 hours past the original deadline that expired
at 12:50am this morning. East Coast time still.
I love that 12:50am East Coast time. Oh, who sent that? Where
was where was that? Other than the the online countdown clock
that obviously we've put up isn't it? I love where's our
video? Oh yeah. You know, Bungie Yeah, we haven't paid your damn
bill for the last two videos,
or it's even worse. I think it could even be worse that they
recorded you know they did the whole thing on the ground and
all that stuff so they could chop it all up and maybe they
didn't record on the camera. Something went very very wrong
with this production
morning. East Coast time still no word conflicting messages on
the hotting forums one of them posted a countdown clock today
promised a new video said it was in production we haven't seen
that video. So still no final word you'll remember that Japan
refused to pay
it's in production dudes where is it? Still in production? Man
they would get we're doing the best we can. We're working on
it. Here now. Let me see if I can. What order I need to play
this in okay, this is now so we have the
Mac updated and we doesn't nothing works anymore.
I'm getting into Yosemite. I told you not to update to
Yosemite you fools then makes your Final Cut profiles. The
renders them useless. So they couldn't get this done. So they
didn't decide to create a video which is a steel frame of goto
Kenji Goto, holding up a picture of Haruna Yukawa. Apparently his
head is gone. It was not really gone, but he's been he's been
beheaded. This is CNN reporting on this new videos
new video now. I'm sorry. It's just not really gone he was
beheaded you said you said he's not his head was gone like her
head was gone did not really go on.
No because his head is is on in the picture in her head is gone.
This new video is different from other ISIS videos that we have
seen. Because of the production problems. It is an audio
recording of a voice claiming to be Kenji Goto, and it features a
still photo the still photo that I described to you and in in
this recording, Kenji Goto, blames the Japanese Prime
Minister Shinzo Ave for not responding to the demands of
ISIS, which by the
way, everything this has meant for eBay and for the Japanese
public who speak no English I've been to Tokyo. You you roll out
your English in Tokyo and even the cab drivers going. Just they
can't even it's true. So why is everything in English? Why do
they not have the Japanese guys talking? I don't know Japanese.
Now it's all English, which of course means that it's fake. I
want you to go to the URL here John. ITM dot i m
slash hold on hold on. I E, M. Okay.
Slash Yukawa ahead so it's YUKAWAH E A D?
my browser's frozen or something? Hold on a second. All
right. There we go. Do you have why No,
it's why is slightly Why UKAWAHE ad heav a D Yukawa. Ahead. H e
ao ahead and with this news delaying so much
and this is a zoomed and cropped image taken from the image of
the evidence that this this Yukawa guy
has wires his shoulder still attached
well that so what you're seeing that is actually supposed to be
the rump and look how big his head is. In this photo obviously
photoshopped picture and on his body Yes. Which is their
trademark photoshopping? Yeah, he has two big heads two bits
and
this is so obvious it was by hole but
it's completely wrong. Wrong not falling for that now so we could
listen to more of this CNN thing about the production but that's
doesn't certainly not as he made
the point. Yeah,
now Reuters and this is this is the find that that Brian came in
with and by the
way, let's stop for a second if you remember some of the
beheadings that were done I don't know during 911 are when
the Wall Street Journal guy was beheaded Yeah, the they would
hold the head up somebody would hold the head up right the Gen
ran you can find these videos online somebody's holding the
head up hanging by the hair in a very biblical way as a matter of
fact, going era is dead. And this has this had on the body
thing is like
a phony it's easier to Photoshop
Yeah, it's just said yeah, it's harder to Photoshop somebody
although to be honest about it. Anyone with any skills in
Photoshop could have the head you could hold it you know, true
true a dummy's head. He cut off a mannequins head and hold it up
take a shot of that. Then you could easily superimpose a face
onto the dummy's head. But this looks like you're holding your
head
but this is a bunch of blood in the bottom I'm telling you what
happened here this is a Hail Mary They clearly tried to
record the scene and the scene is the same as they always have
they have a body and then they put some blood around it and
then they put a head on the they Photoshop a head into this on
top of his body. So they did that work, but for some reason
the footage melted or I'm saying hard drive crash. I think you're
right the the Yosemite upgrade Mac OS X upgrade is what screwed
him. But what was more interesting, I was looking I
wanted to find out about because again, it's a journalist Kenji
Goto jobos. His full name for some reason they only say goto.
But Reuters wrote about his the guy who apparently is now
beheaded Haruna Yukawa. And I have to read this to you. This
is from August 27 2014. The it's this is and this is from
Reuters. It is mind boggling. And this is when this Haruna
Yukawa apparently was captured. So Tokyo Reuters when Haruna
Yukawa was captured in Syria early This month a video
apparently released by his captors showed them pressing the
Japanese man to answer questions. Friends say he had
struggled with for years. Who are you? Why are you here? In
fact, Yukawa 42 At first travelled to Aleppo four months
earlier on what amounted to a hardship course in self
discovery. According to people who know him and his account
remember this is Reuters. Changes in new car was life and
suburban Tokyo had been fast and disorienting. Over the past
decade, he had lost his wife to lung cancer, lost the business
and his house to bankruptcy and been forced to live in public in
a public park for almost a month. According to your car was
father and an online journal he maintained the hard times led to
soul searching by his own account, he had changed his name
to the feminine sounding Haruna attempted to kill himself by
cutting off his genitals and came to believe he was the
reincarnation of a cross dressing Manchu princess who had
spied for Japan in World War Two. Where is all this
information on both CNN by layout by late hits all this
stuff to gets better by late 2013 Yukawa had also begun a
flirtation with Japan's extreme right wing politics and
cultivated a new persona as a self styled security consultant.
That is what everyone else calls the guy that extra security
consultant. Now, according to his Facebook page, and blog
posts, he actually never worked as a consultant. He borrowed
money to travel to Syria and dreamed of providing security to
big Japanese companies in conflict areas like the coast of
Somalia, and that's the picture you have next to his vehicle.
The Syrian Civil War was a new start in his last chance to make
a success in life. He told friends, friends and family
later this year, he plan to head to Somalia where the danger
factor will be amped up. And you're gonna see where they get
back to more of the fun stuff here. He was a very friendly
gentle guy. I hosted him at my house for five days and five d
car mesh who met and spent time with Yukawa in a real in
northern Iraq in June Karmis showed pictures from that time
of Yukawa, holding a girl on his shoulders. Two months early had
been a serious I briefly detained for questioning by
fighters from the Free Syrian Army and he befriended an Asian
member of the group. According to Kenji Goto, a Japanese
journalist who met him at the time in Syria, Yukawa said it
became particularly close to a part Korean part Japanese
fighter who had been born in Yugoslavia. Over time go toe Boo
is clearly the messenger. And all of this, said the Free
Syrian Army fighters took a liking to him sharing meals and
introducing him to their families in refugee camps. And
he was given an Arabic name and of course, he then converted to
Islam. Now private military company, this is still the
Reuters article. This is huge. Although he'd never learned to
handle a weapon and described himself as a very gentle person.
Yukawa portrayed himself online as a soldier of fortune. Visit
to the Tokyo address of his paper based company private
military company revealed the building with numerous small
unmarked offices. The firm was set up for a range of
businesses, including handling pet goods, and more of these
types of companies according to the registry, in effect, his
company existed only on the internet. And then there's video
blogs about him awkwardly firing an AK 47 and Aleppo. The stupid
vehicle that he has. Your car was road to Aleppo started in
the sleepy suburb of Chiba about an hour's drive east of Tokyo
after graduating from high school, Yakuza then still known
as masa Yuki started a military surplus store selling helmets,
belts and other equipments. This man was insane, mentally insane.
And he was trying to cut his nuts off to like a, like a
hurricane retype move. And then he said, Well screw it. Now my
balls are gone. I'm not dead. I'll just you know, I'll take a
female name. This is This is insanity. This what's going on
with this guy? And no one mentioned this.
No, no, that's the funny part. You wonder why no, you know, and
the curious thing is that you It's interesting enough that if
they did bring this up, it would make these new shows actually
get interesting. Yes. Because they're they're just whatever
the government's telling him to say. Apparently, the Litany the
script, whatever it is, is all they're talking about. They
don't bring up anything interesting, but this is very
interesting. I find it entertaining and
it gets worse. It gets worse. So this is a Reuters article. Now
if I'm doing a video piece, and I work at Reuters I'm gonna do a
little thing about this video and in fact, I'm talking about
Japanese analysts and other analysts who I think this is the
track lady who we talked about before calling this video fake
isn't there some internal system that they can search and then
this article would pop up and then they could make at least
mention of of this guy's weird background? Know
until the Japanese public the new Islamic State This is a
Reuters report hostage video released this week is giving
analysts more evidence to support their claim that the
video is highly manipulated.
We can tell from the past. So there's that there's that lady,
but we don't have to go through that again. But the whole report
makes no mention of this guy's insanity. Well, and that with
this video that was clearly bogus, live, whatever they must
have maybe was maybe there was just so much more bad lighting
in the video that they never had the source material. They really
couldn't do anything with it because everyone's onto them. I
don't know. But why it's
possible because of the onto them thing. They may have fired
their editor. Yeah. And then they finally couldn't get anyone
else because these editors are actually good. Yeah, it's hard
to do really good. Yeah. Final Cut Pro guys. Really? I mean,
really good. Oh, yeah, they're not that common there. Yeah,
there's if you can get people that are functional, but the
guys that are out stand really
good. And gals, by the way, I know a lot of guys. Yeah.
There's plenty of maxi owls are better. Yeah. In many, many
cases. So looking at this at the gotoh journalist, not a lot
known about him. Other than seems like he's the perfect guy
to be holding up the picture. Or
I'm guessing if we look into him, we're going to start
finding connections. Just remember, they always say Id
typically or some oil out for some of these operations that
are sketchy.
And then so our president comes out with a statement. Of course,
the United States strongly condemns the brutal murder of
Japanese citizen harana Yukawa by the terrorist group ISIL.
Now, I mean, that is really fantastic that our president has
just no qualms about just saying, Oh, they killed him.
Because this one guy held up a picture. We renew our call for
the immediate relief. Oh, our condolences today are with the
people of Japan for their terrible loss. We renew our call
for the immediate release of Kenji Goto and all other
remaining hostages, we stand shoulder to shoulder with our
ally, Japan, and applaud its commitment to peace and
development and region far from its shores. So if I were a if I
were a cynical, I would say our Bae called for any change the
constitutional measure. Japan can now arm itself to the teeth.
We are the go to guys for sales. And you know what? They we know
it's a little complicated. People are bit freaked out about
what you did. I got an idea. Why don't we uh, kill some of your
people, or at least make it look that way. We'll call the guys
over there and the ices guys, we can get some more and we'll have
we'll roll out the orange, the orange jumpsuit set. And then we
screwed up like a bunch of a holes. And we couldn't get the
video out. So then we have to make this up. And so everybody
is that? Oh, we can't show this video of the guy holding a
picture. No, you can't show it because it's so unbelievable. It
is so bogus.
I was on the Twitter and there's somebody here who had
why else would it be in English? This these nothing makes sense.
Please ask questions from time to time. Please. Why is it going
to does everything in English? When a Japanese I can't use
can't convince me with this stuff anymore?
If you ever could was pretty weak.
It's extremely weak. Yeah. And that's all I have really on on
that other than the of course no one no one was really paying
attention to it. We did get a Tom Brady's that has named the
Tom Brady the football guy that when we had this
controller seat here xhale been chin. Now really?
He just went up in the points. Damn. Okay. Wow, that's who
those girls go for? Oh, yeah. All right now, I guess so. So
this is the ball gate, which by the way, it's kind of funny that
we've talked about soft balls on television. And what's happening
with our so called hostages, he's cutting his balls off. So
maybe it's all conditioning and it is a false
trail. You know, a lot of people and I think that in a situation
like this, it's really it's a very, like I said, sometimes
some of the toughest things you deal with end up being the best
things because you realize the people that you can rely on that
love you and support you through. You know, something
like this. So it's a I appreciate all their support. I
tell them I'm okay. You know, things are gonna be fine. This
is an ISIS. This isn't. It's not ISIS.
It's that yeah, he's got a lot Right flack for that little
comment. I knew notice I didn't get that clip. This whole thing
is a pre publicity for the Superbowl to get the numbers up,
of course. And I, for people who wanted to have the full we have
the high res versions of pretty much every video site group has
discovered since they're the only ones who seem to be able to
discover these videos, the SITE Intelligence Group, which I
think they look at their job postings, maybe there's an
opening for a video editor or video editor
must be proficient with
we have an opening for video.
So one of our producers says, Hey, you guys, it didn't chime
in. Who's gonna win the Superbowl? Is that good? Today?
No, it's next Sunday, next
Sunday. Okay,
so let's chime in. All right, who's playing? Okay, then we're
going to break it down the same way we always do. The New
England it used to be Boston patriots with the cheaters the
ball deflators and then others sketchy things over the years.
The
Boston cheaters sound like a West Coast East Coast vibe to me
the bands and then Paul Allen and one of the richest men in
the world team, the Seattle Seattle Seahawks, the Yukon, at
least in the bay area called the Seahawks. But the Seahawks and
they won they won last year. Yes. And so it's a possibility
of a repeat.
Okay. Well, the way we look at these things, as you can tell,
I'm not very well versed in
the know, you don't have to be, you know, that's how you do it.
That's part of the whole thing. It
is better not to be
okay, I'm gonna let now right off the bat. Now, the New
England Patriots, that would be Boston territory. Yes. Okay. I
am immediately going to go with the Patriots. And I will give
you my rationale. Okay, we have a very sketchy trial underway
with the Sarnath kid, which there's lots of loose ends, a
lot of things really messed up, they do not have a solid case,
we need huge distraction from that. And I'm thinking that this
would do it if Boston what we can do packages for weeks and
weeks on end. And we can keep talking about ball gate, and how
they're cheaters and how they they stole it will distract from
everything. And I think that would be a main reason to have
the game tip in the Patriots favor. But I'm not saying this
is final. But that's my initial thought.
Yeah, no, I think your thoughts are valid, and based on every
other thought you've had regarding these games. How about
you? Well, I would say technically the better team and
the team that should win. We'll see hawks problem is this. She
has Seahawks. And it has a number of things going for it.
There's actually the number of subplots. The coach of this
Seahawks was actually the coach of the Patriots years before he
was he was also crappy at the time before he went to USC to
hone his skills and then to go on to the Seahawks to further
hone his skills as a coach.
So he now has the answer. He knows the DNA of the competition
a little bit and he was also a grudge because he was fired. You
got that grudge thing going on even though that's not that's
not played up a lot by the sports media. But it's but it
does exist. Then you have the cheating, lying cheating
patriots who have been in the Super Bowl a number of times
five or six, and they won three of them but they lose the other
ones and they're always kind of disappointing losses that they
should have won the game and then somehow they lose the game
as though these are rigged. And they're also cheaters that the
games they won apparently they were filming stuff they snuck
cameras in and they were filming the other teams practices and
doing all kinds of low ends of the organic each time they were
caught they were fined and they lost draft picks and then
they've coach of the of the
you're losing me you're losing me
you lose a psycho is that you're losing me.
But are you are you calling Seahawks but for what reason?
There's no external reason to the game that you've
portrayed no external reason to this game whatsoever
is you think it's going to be a straight up and down game. What
Why waste a good opportunity to do something,
I think that your rationale is weak. You can have them lose and
get as much attention especially if they lost on a bad call.
effect. In fact, if they lost on a bad call, you know, some bold
letter really, it would be better that would get lots of
attention and then they could whine and they'll Hold on
Boston's place where we go crazy because if they win they just
win and then everyone celebrates and burns a few cars over is
done
that's our culture forget we would go burn a one that's gonna
burn some cars
and if they get if they get gypped okay so
there is no excuse you think there's just not going to be
it's going to be a straight up fair game
no I'm gonna go with your thesis where the why waste a good
opportunity then Boston is going to lose and but they're gonna
lose by getting gypped
I like that I like that
okay well let's see
II them okay
touchdown called back some phony baloney thing where they keep
showing it and again the guys on the TV go well look at that
wasn't there shouldn't have been a call there there was no
penalty
okay so we have Boston loses by a gyp Hello Gypsies in the world
we don't really mean harm.
No, I know the term dead to me never hasn't been gypsy. I know
you and you think tranny
is acceptable to so it's fine? No? Okay, I'll go with that.
It's yeah, I'll go with that. By a gyp that's a good one. The
either way would work and they can they can win.
I mean, my favorite way of these games going is that the team I'm
kind of rooting for which would be in this case, the West Coast
team, the Seahawks, they just slaughter
the other. I think we just need to, we just need to coined the
phrase, losing by a gyp. I lost by a gyp
keep it in there. Put it down as his show title.
that'll that'll do wonders. Our Romanian friends will be very
happy
to remain friends. You only listen to how many Romanians?
Have you ever had to
kill me? I've been I think I shared this with you. The the
president coming out and saying that the 2014 warmest year on
record. This is what the N O A and NASA have come out and said
and been my you know that I think I told you my my New York
ex banker buddy, who really he's he's more than happy to, to go
in with, we're being duped. But he said okay, these are the
numbers. How do you explain that Mr. Smarty Pants? Are you just
going to say that you're smarter than the N O A? No, a no a NOAA
National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration and
NASA that you're smarter those two guys, and you know better
about the temperatures? And some of our producers have written in
and said, You know, I'm in the field. And yeah, how does that
calibrated? I decided to really get into it and go to the source
of the announcement as it was made
till you because of the banker offending you? I was pissed off?
Yes, yes. Okay. Good. And you know, do your best work when
you're pissed off? By the way, this is true. And I tried to
piss you off constantly. But you don't, doesn't doesn't always
work doesn't always wipe you'd have to put a bid. It has to be
for a reason. Just. So I traced it back. Where did this
announcement come from? And I have two pieces to share with
the group today. So they did a conference, I'm sorry, a
webinar. A webinar was done. Well, webinar webinar was done
with representatives from an OA and NASA's, and then ASOs. And
they had a so the webinar on how that works, you get this little
slideshow, and then they have a common number or, or it's the
streaming through your little interface there. So I have a
clip. And I have a I have a URL for you to go to. I'm gonna give
you the URL. And then when I give you the URL, then I'm gonna
start the clip because it's kind of cool if you can see them here
and see them at the same time. So this is the the experts
talking about this particular slide in the PowerPoint, which
is slide number five, ITM dot i m, okay. Let me get it all up
here. Okay, slash. Yeah. 2014 Warm 2014 W A RM. Tell me when
you're loading
a R. M, and I'm going to start the clip. Make sure you get this
right. You got the slide is now about to hit. If we
now move on to Slide five, both NASA and NOAA take a look at the
uncertainties. Certainly there are uncertainties and putting
all this together all these datasets. But after considering
the uncertainties, we have calculated the probability that
2014 versus other years that were real alternatively, warm
weather so actually the warmest year on record. And the way you
can interpret these data tables is for the NOAA data. 2014 is
two and a half times more likely than the second warmest year on
record 2010 to actually be the warmest on record, after
consideration of all the data uncertainties that we take into
account. And for the NASA data, that number is in the order of
about one and a half times more likely than the second warmest
year on their record.
So for those of you listening are not able to look at this
slide. It is flabbergasting. So the President just said 2014,
warmest year on record. Everybody said 2014 warmest year
on record. What the scientists actually have on this slide, you
have one box for the NOAA one box for NASA. And it says
ranking of record yours is sensitive to methodology and
coverage because the numbers from NOAA and NASA are
different. They have different temperature numbers, how
whatever. And they talk about the probability of 2014 being
the warmest year, not it is no the probability 48% about it's a
little squiggly about 48% for NOAA, and NASA actually says
it's only 38% probable that this was the warmest year on record.
And then they have other years saying no 2010 That might have
been the warmest year on record. But that only a 23% chance that
these people have no fucking clue.
NOAA has 18% chance that the 2010 was the warmest year.
But this is a chance a probability.
It's a probability playing. This is bullcrap.
Thank you. But not just bullcrap. They're not even 50%
sure that it's the warmest year on record? Not even half of them
are not not even 50% Sure is the warmest year on record. Fuck
that. Sorry, the Tourettes, but that. And the President just
says warmest year on record lie. We don't know that.
Did you show this? This these slides to your banker.
I just I've just put this together last night. But of
course, I'm showing this to my banker and said that 60 More
seconds on the clip, which again
is 2010.
So clearly 2014. In both our records were the warmest. And
there's a fair bit of confidence that that is indeed the case.
Even considering data uncertainties. A fair
bit of confidence
This is an absolute outrage. This is worse than the 97% of
scientists agree. manmade global. Humans are creating
global warming. This is not science I'm sorry, scientific
where's the scientific data that I was promised? These two
outfits within our government don't even have the same numbers
by a longshot. They have different temperature numbers.
Who's right why don't we have an exact Why is it not exact why
they're working with an agenda. Ya think? I don't know. I think
this is good that you found this little slide.
It matters not before we are going all in all out with
Hollywood for a global warming, climate change, etc. This is
Admiral Robert pap. He is the US Special Envoy
in his last name, Pap, pap P.
It's like a pap smear. But an extra P
I had a joke there too. So I stole it from you. Sorry. That
wasn't when it was better.
But you can do it later. Admiral Robert Papp. And he has special
envoy from the State Department I believe and his domain is the
Arctic. And the Arctic, of course is very interesting right
now because we have jockeying for position for the resources.
There have now been some of that ice has opened up,
Man, this guy looks like the bureaucrat turned Admiral, that
would be the guy. Yeah.
And so he wanted to learn he wanted to convince by Ballmer,
by the way.
Yeah. He feels that the global warming climate change. manmade
global warming is not being communicated properly to the
youth of the world. And he does not communicated constantly, not
properly. He wants to do it in a way that is more akin to what we
usually watch and track on this podcast, which is through
Hollywood with a Hollywood narrative. So if you're going to
do that, what if Well, maybe it's just let him tell you his
ID And he met in Hollywood with the right people to get this
going
are you familiar with Elsa? John? No, you probably aren't
know. Let's wait for the next name do you know what we're
talking about yet?
From the movie Frozen erect
brilliant
warm hogs I'm sorry. It's our people not hearing the audio.
I can hear it. Okay. But that means it may not be streaming.
No, but
we're streaming. I don't know. I shouldn't be paying attention
that here we go
the fact that there's more polar bears than ever.
Yeah, I mean, how did he slit that gap? In wouldn't more on
everybody knows that's not true anymore. Oh, I see what's
happening. Okay. Yeah, it's out of phase. All right. Don't worry
about it.
Yeah, so we still have this way
to get it hold on a second. Let me get this straight. We have
government we have admirals in the US Navy, going to Hollywood
and talking to executives at studios that are supposed to
provide entertainment to the American public and strong
arming them into providing propaganda to propagandize the
American public about what is possibly the biggest pile of
crap ever dreamed up in the last 2050 50 years? Is that what
you're telling me? You are right, sir. This is disgusting.
It's not new time doors to go back to our evergreen Martin
Kaplan of the Lear Foundation was it'll talk about Hollywood
and our government.
So in the course of our work, this is in the two years 11 to
13 335 storylines that we worked on, have been aired, we've
worked with 35 networks in the past four years. 91 different
television shows. Yeah, we
know how it works. Now. I'm gonna round this segment out. I
believe I have an entry in the Red Book from many years ago. I
don't know if it if it's an older red book or if it would be
an older Red Book. These books go about a year and a half max.
And and I believe that I have put in the Red Book, that
someday one day, we will have geoengineering taking place
around our in our skies. And we will eventually find out well,
you know, we were already kind of doing this a little bit to
make sure that you know, we wanted to get a jumpstart
because it'd be hard to for people to understand that we
need to do this and this is why I believe that yes, there is
stuff being sprayed and why I see a difference between
persistent jet contrails and what some would call chemtrails
and the Washington Post came out with an article on Friday. As
government's efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions
continue to sputter some research, researchers have
discussed another possible tool for combating climate change.
Geoengineering the climate. One particular form of it is solar
geoengineering would involve reflecting sunlight away from
the Earth to reduce future warming, possibly by deploying
an army of mirrors or spraying the air with reflective aerosols
that would function like a chemical sunscreen. But as it
turns out, some people believe that a global campaign is
already underway to have aircrafts spray the air with
chemicals, whether to control climate change, or for more
sinister purposes meet the chemtrails cloud. Yeah, of
course, a crowd, of course. So the title of this article is
actually how a group of conspiracy theorists could
derail the debate over climate policy. And it's kind of
starting to pan out what my red book entry was. And then I found
the guy who wrote the book on this professor David Keith. And
I have the whole segment with him just play until you're done
with it. He was on the Colbert show. Talking about doing
exactly this. And spraying and mind boggling the like the first
minute and a half of this interview.
Exactly. Okay. So what do we do the other thing is horrifying is
that you could actually spray sulfuric acid in the
stratosphere 20 kilometers over our head and use that to stop
the planet warming up and tech fix you couldn't you couldn't
spray something into the atmosphere just she Okay.
pollution into the atmosphere to stop it warming. So in the end
pollution, save them all. We owe pollution we Oh, acid rain and
apology. Totally imperfect technical fix, okay would have
risks, it wouldn't get us out of the long run need to stop
polluting, but it might actually save people and be useful. Okay,
so how can Can I interrupt just slightly there? How does it work
you take how many planes are we talking about here? How do you
do this? So let's say you wanted to stop at warming in 2020. You
start with a fleet of just two or three kind of modified
business jets, like a like a jeep, Gs, Gs. And you put you
put, say, 20,000 tons of sulfuric acid into the
stratosphere every year.
John, you're a scientist, you understand chemicals. Sulfuric
acid, which is that h2 S Oh four is that the sulfuric acid? I'm
thinking? Yeah, that would be so if you're again, you put your
finger in and your fingers gone.
It does it would burn you but you get what rinse it off before
you figure it begun.
And each year you have to put a little more. And this doesn't in
the long run mean that you can forget about cutting emissions,
we will need to rein it in. We'll get to it eventually.
Meantime, we're abstracting the earth and sulfuric acids. So
people are terrified about talking about this because
they're scared that it will prevent us cutting emissions,
right and also that it's so few
but listen to what he says. Go Bears funny, but this guy is
saying people are afraid of talking about this as a
solution. Because they believe that it will be seen as a
shortcut. And people will not want to actually cut emissions,
which is
by the way. Well, there's a lot of reasons people would not
liked it, but he's able to use it. He's right in that regard.
Of
course he's right. But this is now a conversation that is a
conversation we need to have which is coming do boric acid.
Listen to the I just want to get to the numbers part about the
danger of sulfuric acid
burying the lead. Is there any possible way this could come
back to bite us in the blanketing the Earth? Sulfuric
acid because I'm all for it. This is the old chocolate dinner
I started didn't have much co2, and I just need to spray
sulfuric acid, right all over the earth right question. But we
put 50 million tons of sulfuric acid in the air now as pollution
and it kills a million people a year worldwide.
Okay, so let's add more. And listen to this is the best part
later. Bad, terrible. But it'll be better. If we put more in
we're talking about 1% of that a tiny fraction of that. So we
should reduce that sulfuric acid kills a million people and we're
only about 1% More we're just killing 10,000 more people. You
can do math, okay.
And see the scientists doesn't even understand what it was just
said.
No. No, this this guy isn't complete idiot. Yeah, he wrote
the book Harvard School of Engineering applied sciences. He
wrote the book, his research interest is geoengineering,
direct air capture co2 Capturing climate change. So he's a
climate change money guy, get some money for doing it stuff
for climate change regarding climate change. That's where his
money came in. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. There's no conflict of
interest there with these ideas. Not at all, not what's all about
the same thing. The whole interview
was funny to watch. And it just gets deeper and deeper and
deeper. But this is coming. This is definitely coming.
Geoengineering and just the business jets. I mean, the whole
it's everything that the chemtrails people already say is
out there and being done. That's all we need next. Well, thank
goodness we started doing that early. You all would have been
dead years ago. If we hadn't started putting sulfuric acid
into the air.
Well, there's only 1% of the total amount of sulfuric acid he
claims is already going into the atmosphere. How come that isn't
reversing the guy Global Warming by itself in and of itself
doesn't make sense. So you don't ask
me science questions man. I'm not a scientist. I just read
whatever they tell me to read and turns out they don't know
either
All right, well, no, it's not getting clipped at
the day but it shouldn't have clicked for the day it's okay
that's okay.
She's Yeah, we're doomed I just wanted to some people get
depressed listening to this show.
I just want the red the red book entry to come true. That's all I
care about. Working on it
got a measles thing now I don't want to play that he became the
ADA guy movement quit with a
no we know he quit we know he quit. But here's something that
is a Kimberly's did nothing really to show but in the just
we Charlene category. Everyone's been looking at these videos. I
don't do this. I don't care anymore. Fine shot in the head,
not shot in the head. But there's a couple of people who
notice something very interesting. Do you remember the
video and they get out of the sutra when it said,
Yeah, I said there's a lot of material on about this. Have you
heard about the different cars? Yeah, but once got that model,
yeah. On this, this is
well, the car that they found that had the the had the ID in
it. You know, where the terrorists left his ID card as
one does? That was in the car that looks the same, but it's
not it has different mirrors. It's a different vehicle than
from the one that they got out of when they were shooting
things up. And he lost his shoe. Yeah. That's irritating.
Well, the ID story itself is a bit much course of course, and
why they couldn't use the original car to find the ID
because they had the car I understand I wouldn't they swap
it out for a different car with a different with the chrome
mirrors. What would be the point of that? Don't know? And then to
take a picture of it. Oh, here we are. We found the ID here it
is. I don't know. Why don't you plant it in the other card own
heads?
I really don't know. It's just annoying.
Well, yeah, and even if it's better, no. Yeah. That I mean,
the problem that we have here is that maybe the host didn't make
the same reports talk about the bullets role of dumb dummy
blanks, right? And so they went in there shot up the place, and
they poured a bunch of pig blood all over the UI much deeper on
YouTube than I did, apparently.
And yeah. And what was interesting is like, well,
that's because they still it's like I can buy the conspiracy
part of it or the bullshit private because there are still
a couple of famous very famous dead cartoonists that unless
they had heart attacks years earlier, and they just put them
in there doesn't make any sense because normally when they do
these deals, they the whole thing is swept under the rug
really quick of the Sandy Hook thing is the best example.
They burned down the school they did the turning this burning
down the
burning house and the whole thing with all and this doesn't
have any of those earmarks all we have is this. Curious, the
curious coincidence of the found ID of one of the guys so we
don't even know who we don't know. We don't know anything.
And then we have this planting it in the wrong car. Where did
the second car even come from? I
don't know. I don't know. A bill.
We need to get Sheva. We need to do a little as a cameraman, sir.
They want to shoot you finding the license in the guy's car.
Oh, what would the guy's car is over in the impound lot? Now
just use this one. It looks the same. It's I don't know, man.
Very poorly done. If it was, I don't know. Too many holes. Yes.
And there has to be an end game. And we haven't figured that out
either.
Other than ramping up the Muslims hate Jews.
Narrative. That's that. That's news.
But it's me. And also Netanyahu saying all Jews come live in
Israel app which I talked to an Uber guy the other day, and he
was from Iran. That very nice guy. And you know, with these
guys, if you let them know, you know what the hell is going on
for three seconds? And oh, yeah. They're all
he said. They're looking for somebody to talk to that's not
an American doesn't know
anything. Exactly. And this was a short rambling. No,
they shouldn't be a little. That's why we should move to the
pins.
It was a short short ride and within the short time, his his
cuz I said bam. And this is you know, there's a lot of bull crap
going on. And we got, you know, ramping up the hatred of Jews
and Muslims. And he said, Yes, here's what I believe is
happening. And of course, he talks to people back home. That
Netanyahu immediately went out whether he was taking advantage
of the crisis or whatever. All French Jews come to Israel, you
are welcome move here. And according to the Uber driver,
that is because they want to continue with their settlements.
And they can say, Look, we have all these people coming in from
Europe, 1000s and 1000s of French Jews, it's a good theory
to give them a place to live. So we have to continue with the
settlements. And I went holy crap. makes so much sense. The
Uber guy is better than any of the new stations.
Yeah, well, that's probably true. But that's always been the
case.
So I'm marking that down as as the admin to see what else
happens in the future. And if it's more and more of Jews,
you're not safe in anywhere but in Israel. And then we get well,
you know, we really can't slow down our settlement development
here because we've got all these new people moving in, then
that will be another there's more there's a lot of room in
Israel to people elsewhere. Yeah, but but okay.
Yes. But you know, why they're what they're doing and what's
going on here. This is what they want to do.
That sounds like the classic Middle Eastern conspiracy. Yeah.
All the people in the Middle East like to gossip and chat and
gossip and chat. I like it, though. I thought it was a good
one. No, it's very good. I like it, too.
All right, you wanted to bring something up here.
Play Hank Green, the clown on PBS, Hank Green,
the clown on PBS and
Hank Green, who was one of the YouTube stars to interview with
President today. He has more than 2 million subscribers to
his YouTube channel. We welcome all of you to the program. Hank
Green, you just did a first of a kind sit down discussion with
the President. How did it go?
It went pretty well. I think though, to be honest, I don't
remember very much of it because I was a little bit scared.
Drunk.
Did anything stand out? Can you remember anything of it?
Yeah, I've I've not had a lot of time to debrief because they've
been shuffling me around, and I get to talk to lots of really
cool. Cool people like you. I'm getting a delay in my ears. You
could go to someone else. Very difficult.
Let's make those youtubers look like morons. Yeah, let's get
to that or get him off the air feed it back getting back what
he asked the president feedback his
own voice, which would be the equivalent. Go ahead, John, you
talk and I'll feed back your own voice to you. And let's see what
happens to
try to talk right now. And I have somebody Oh, it's going a
went half duplex. They didn't hear where you said.
Did you not me here. Did you not hear me feeding you back?
No, not at all
really? Interesting. Well, there's so much for that
experiment. I have one of those. I've had it
happen. I've had it. The worst, though, is one time but yet here
we go with this stories. So I'm at Tech TV doing the silicon
spin show and I got the IFBB and what you know, once a while you
get that feedback thing. But the worst case was I start to
segment the B Block, let's say and there's Leo in my ear doing
his show while you're talking while I'm talking. And so and it
apparently synced our time our clocks almost perfectly. And I
think it's I'm trying to do the show with Leo and Matt again.
And so then it stops I you know, we go to break and I say there's
some dried the sound Leo is coming through my ear and and
they what Lee will also went off the air at the same time. So
they said there's no I don't hear anything. Yeah. And I guess
it's fixed. Soon as we begin the next block. There's Leo again.
Oh, okay. I
see what you're saying. Right. So as you know, coming back from
commercials at the same time.
Yeah, it's so they finally figured it out after I took the
thing out of my ear, so I can't use this. And
I very distracting I actually have a clip from one of these
actual interviews.
Oh, which one with who? This is a brief glimpse.
And not the girl who eats the cereal out of her bathtub, but
the kind of cute girl I forget her name.
This one, by the way, was the most idiotic exercise I think a
president has ever done. This
is Megan from from Google. This is her doing this. She's now the
CTO and she's going to bring in trying to hip it all up. I'm
telling you this is her doing. It be it's coincidental that she
starts in this bullcrap starts with with a Google property.
Anyway, I thought this was interesting. The way the
President answered this. My question for you is why should
the younger generation be interested in politics? And why
should it matter
to them? Well, basically, politics is just how do we
organize ourselves as a society?
But politics is just how we organize ourselves as a society.
Well, then we shouldn't give a shit just let somebody the good
good, a good organizer in
you know, how do we how I make decisions about how we're going
to live together so young people care about how college is paid
for? Well, the truth of the matter is, is that the reason we
would have that
shut up Listen, there's a point to this. I doubt it. Yeah, there
is, is that
the reason we even have colleges is that at some point, there
were politicians who said, You know what, we should start
colleges, okay.
Partisan politicians out of the blue, we should start some
college.
Would you like to find out more about these politicians who
started colleges
and dating back to Abraham Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln started
something called the land grant colleges. And he understood that
government should invest in people being able to get an
education to have the tools to succeed. Well, you guys are the
ones who are going to be using these colleges and universities.
And if they are not getting the funding from government, and
your tuition goes up, and you've got more debt, you're the ones
affected. So you've got to have a voice and know what's going on
and who's making decisions about that
for that for that free money from politicians who thank God
thank God you're right.
This was Megan's idea. Because it's so Google property. So we
have people working in the government, colluding outside of
you know, business and not a fascist system, but apparently
it is. That first thing she does is she pushes a Google product
YouTube onto the scene with his bullshit thing is crap.
Interviews. Yeah.
Sorry, I just need to just sitting there. Yeah, that guy
the clown, the clown. He didn't even remember what he asked the
president because he was drunk scared. He's thrown scared. And
and by the way, if you replay that clip again, you know, I
don't want you to know but he says I'm still being debriefed.
Oh, wow, I didn't even catch that.
Yeah, so in other words, he will play it again and listen to this
because that means that he can't talk about what he did because
maybe they took something out or, or the whole thing was
bullshit.
And Hank Green, who was one of the YouTube stars to interview
the President today, he has more than 2 million subscribers to
his YouTube channel. We welcome all of you to the program Hank
Green you just did a first of a kind sit down discussion with
the president How did it go? It went pretty well. I
think though, to be honest, I don't remember very much of it
because I was a little bit scared.
Did anything stand out? Can you remember anything of it?
Yeah, I've I've not had a lot of time to debrief because they've
been shuffling me around and I get to talk to
so he's MK Ultra.
I have no idea what he is. But he's still getting debrief
getting debriefed
I'm gonna show my school by Joe down to no agenda Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
catch John. That was good. We have a few people to thank for
show 690 We do go with 10 shows away from the 700 shows 700
shows
and every single one of them we did without our spectacles
that way nevermind. Now that a net or that a net, Sir Peter
McConnell in Suzhou, China Oh, that's 146 84 I have to read
this since he's in shoes Suzhou which I've been to areas Suzhou
it's on the coast is one of the first industrial I mean, a
modern it used to be the silk capital or some damn thing and
by the way, that Sir Peter to you, Sir Peter to me. Yes, Sir
Peter douche bag check. As I last sprays last night sipping
Scotch Lefroy Quarter Cask for those interested in listening to
Duke Ellington. I thought to myself, self life is pretty
good. I owe all of this to no agenda stop,
but just want to hear that again. He's sitting there
sipping Scotch love Freud Quarter Cask listening to Duke
Ellington and says to himself self, your life is pretty good.
And I owe this all to no agenda.
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I have a few more things. Would you like to get back to you,
John,
I keep watching a lot of Russia today because he too, it's
hilarious because they just need a lesson. You're constantly
giving us the needle. Of course, they were accused. I don't have
the clip of it, but they were accused of being terrorists by
the government.
I actually do have some clips.
You'd have the clips on a terrorist stuff.
I have Poroshenko in Davao saying that Russia is behind it
all and Russia killed everyone on MH 17. Yeah, I got that.
Oh, no, I was talking about the the Voice of America guy. Oh,
no, I'm sorry. No, I don't have the Board of Governors headed
where he says the greatest threats to our our propaganda
machine is ISIS. The Al Qaeda in Yemen and Russia today.
Really Russia today was one of our terrorist network guys
did a whole segment. Oh, I didn't see that mocking
them. And you don't have that
now. Borderline for this show. But I do have this where they
give it to us for being all in with a dead king of Saudi
Arabia. And I do have one kind of offbeat clip that that
there's little different than what everyone else is saying but
play our tea on the dead king giving us the needle. Oil prices
have been particularly fluctuating after the death of
the Saudi King on Friday, world leaders have been converging on
Riyadh to pay tribute to the deceased monarch. But what
legacy has he actually left behind? Well, when it comes to
human rights, the late Saudi King has repeatedly come under
fire beheadings, floggings are fanning the fury of the media
and activists though without any effect. Saudi Arabia's
reputation is also stained with countless accusations of women's
rights oppression. However, some praise the former leader for
improving the record by a notch at the kingdom that was also
shelled with criticism over the lack of freedom of expression
and migrants rights abuses as
well. The latest Saudi King has made plenty of friends and the
highest echelons of power over his almost decade long rule. And
that is Prince of Wales right
there back in February last year performing a traditional solo
dancer side by side with the members of the Saudi royal
dynasty.
What a great gig that guy has.
Did you get to see this video doing a sword
dance with him?
He's wearing full
arm with nothing underneath because just as dress
like you know like lame dancing with these guys. It was too
funny.
What a fly in on your plane but dance a little you drink you get
pokers I'm sure they got hookers.
Well, they must our tea on the dead king to play. Actually
before he said I want to set this up. This is the second half
of the clip. Everybody that has watched all the news on this
guy's dying and how they got the new guy who looks a lot like
him. Yeah, a little douche baggy goatee and a little soul patch.
On he's got he's a little uglier.
And they said, we call that a flavor saver. John,
they they apparently put in place the next guy after this
guy dies because he's not healthy. They're good to go max.
And they got all these entities and the reporting on CNN on PBS
and all the rest goes like the Litany goes like this? Well,
they've set it all up. So nothing's going to change
really, nothing's going to change. Everything's gonna stay
the same. So everything's gonna be fine. It's gonna be hunky
dory there, Paul and it's all node month policy. Nothing don't
worry about it. It'll be great. And the Russia Today guy has a
little different take.
Abdullah, who died was really the last heavyweight and the
Saudi family. Now it has a much, much larger family. There are
many hundreds of princes who really want a piece of the cake
for greater peace of the cake. And there are no longer any
heavyweights to keep the different factions in place. So
instability in Saudi Arabia could bring about instability
with regards to the price of oil. So whether the Saudi regime
remains stable or not, it is still a cause of concern.
Hey John, correct me if I'm wrong. I never heard this
before.
Well, no.
There we go on
these royal families. This is not like royalty as we know it
from you know Europe. They just made this up right? It was just
some Bedouin dudes in that tribe. That's the tribe and they
got the oil and then they became Prince.
Well, no, they got in control the country the Saudi
And Right, right. And then they just and they said now we're
roiling, vaulted
themselves the sounds. I mean, that's why Saudi Arabia's named
it, how does the house of sovereign it should have
actually been the guy who shouldn't have that area if you
talk to the stories from anywhere from the Middle East
will tell you that the guy the King of Jordan should have been
in this area. He was like, tricked into leaving town for
something. Next thing, you know, just gets took over and
hey, man, there's some sucker over here.
So the Saudi family is the Royals in a coarser bread and
bread bread. There's a buy believe 30 to 40,000 of the
entire population of Saudi Arabia are our royal family
members. I've run into a few of them myself. Right. Right.
Right. There's lots of there all over the place.
In the newsletter, there were a couple things you mentioned,
which may
oh, by the way, and to answer your question, is it like, it's
exactly the same bullshit? Yeah. Yeah. Precisely. The House of
Windsor? Yeah.
The House of sowed? Exactly. We have so two things we have the
bill in the mail and Melinda Gates letter. And by the way,
this is a interview that Who's that? That love the lawyer, the
only lawyer I dislike from the verge? Or you know, the Nilay
Patel, that guy? He's a lawyer? Yeah. Yeah. He is what he says
he interviewed Bill Gates Bill Gates did a number of interviews
I guess this is because of the annual Mellon Melinda Gates
letter from the foundation. And that was like 13 minutes it was
sponsored by Ford SYNC which is a Microsoft products and the
whole thing is just drops think what's the new sync AD Sync
three they started sync three a spa was sponsored this interview
on the verge but I'm presuming that as a setup
I don't know anyone use it if you go on wn tech news later.
Yeah.
And it was just a bit I watched him like I can't even pull clips
from this is just me like going yah yah right da da ba bla GMOs
good. Yes. Oh, yeah. All this vaccines. So what was in the
letter? Because I didn't read it. I guess you did.
I read the letter. What's in the letter I was gonna have you
probably can link to in the show notes. And, of course, of
course, nothing. It was boring. It's a piece of crap. I didn't
even bring it up as a topic. It was so stupid. I don't even
think Bill ever yet read it. It was the beginning of the letters
interesting because it changed person's essay when Bill was a
little boy bla bla bla bla bla and then we wait a little boy
and now it's we then
I was sitting on his head and now as we see why she with him,
right?
It's very strange letter and it's it doesn't say anything and
it's not worth reading. Okay.
How about Yemen, we need to talk about the the, the chant the
change in Yemen.
I had a clip, I think for the last show, but I forgot to
reclip it for this show, if you could discuss the Yemen thing
because every other news agency handles the story differently.
Okay. Most of the European news agency claimed that the coup is
a done deal. I have
Yemen dot mp3. That must
be it. Well, listen, yeah, involves Yemen. You've
been there several times. The presidential palace surrounded
for a time. What's the latest on that? And what's the status of
the US Embassy there?
The presidential palace over there still surrounded the
president of Yemen is not inside that he's inside his house, but
he's also surrounded there. The Embassy they believe is safe at
this time. They are not planning on evacuating it. But there are
two US ships in the Red Sea ready to do that if they have to
read Martha Raddatz. Now,
what is the significance of Yemen to our national interests,
which I'm just going to say is obviously going to be a natural
resources is it purely because of its location to allies
location to the to the Gulf of and whatever the Gulf is a Gulf
of Aden with the the where the where the Stargate Stargate is
yes, you always win that Stargate opens what comes out? I
don't know what fish you know, that's gonna they're gonna put
that on my tombstone. Fish.
Just fish just the word.
So of course, we were friends with the guys running the place.
Ben, the way we showed our friendship was by droning
people. That's what we do. Hey, wanna be friends with us and can
be any drone? Anybody? Yeah, we got some AQa peas over there,
who were probably messing with pipelines and just being
annoying. And now we have the Houthis by
the way, I want to stop you. Because there's a moment a
moment I'm looking down I can see the tracks the BNSF track.
Do we have private cars coming by again?
No, no, no but it said started like about four minutes ago and
is continuing oil tankers. Yeah,
no grain no nothing all oil tankers.
Yeah, there they go. Just I mentioned that so it was a
moment. Continue with the Yemen analysis.
There's no agenda, a elitist Warren Buffett moment brought to
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I was trying to find out a little bit more about the
Houthis. I think that's how you pronounce that know who these
what they say it's they say hoodies, but it's Hu T H
they pronounce it hoodies. What can I say? I want to somebody
pronounces it hoody, so I'm going to pronounce it hoodies.
I'm going to pronounce it who sees what you
sound like? Yeah, okay.
I'm not going to do it on street everywhere. I'm not going to be
like, hey, who thinks you know what they say? And I don't do it
in a gay voice either. That's unnecessary. I
didn't do the gay voice Houthi they.
Do you know anything about the Houthis?
Yeah, there have been around for a while we were bombed them. I
think that was when the CIA was up there bombing them trying to
kill them. Yeah, we like them now. Well, to a point, they
still don't like us because their motto is still get to
America.
I got some analysis here from the State Department. Well, not
really. It's from Human Rights Watch, which is funded by the
State Department. So we'll just call it the State Department.
Yeah. Be honest. This is from the State Department of the
United States. And this was on the NPR. And it seems like maybe
this is kind of groovy that that we have the Houthis joining in
here,
is there any hope that the United States in the West could
continue working with them to fight al Qaeda in this country
or just the US fight against al Qaeda in Yemen fall apart?
Well, ironically, the one thing that we know the Hutus and the
US government have in common is that they both want to get rid
of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. So it may not be
entirely implausible to envision the hoodies in the United States
joining in the fight against AQAP. They are
incredibly striking about this narrative that you have a
country that overthrows a leader during the Arab Spring, the
United States is fighting terrorism there, the United
States, in theory might have to work with that former president
who was ousted and a group that has called for death to America
if they want to continue the fight against terrorism.
This is often the way Yemen is. Yemen's politics and intrigue
makes the word Byzantine seems simplistic. We don't know if
Yemen is really sliding into chaos, or if it's just
continuing to hover on the brink. But we do know that this
is a serious challenge for the US government.
I got a kick out what she said to I thought it was pretty
funny. Yeah, no, no, I thought that was good. We know more
about Yemen. No, not really.
I've always wanted to visit Yemen. Really. So apparently,
there's some photographic moments in Yemen and I've seen
movies just like you want to see these places. Well, you should
you should time that with the opening of the Stargate
I'm not a big fan of fish all right, they these hoodies do not
like us and they're I think they're pissed off about some of
the incorrect because we're supporting the other guy and
trying to screw them and a lot of them were bummed by us by
their drones. They're not going to change they're gonna all of a
sudden be our friends. No, we had to well they would have
withdrawal ton load of money out of I suppose Iran for that kind
of money I think we can be friends.
The Iranian central bank has now declared they will be moving
away from the US dollar in foreign trade and they will be
usable and they will yes they will be using the Chinese won
the Euro Turkish Lira Russian ruble and the South Korean won
this is not a good thing. This is a mistake on their part
this is usually how you would had just predates Dupree tiny
wind up dead
well he ended up dead and you get government's overthrown yeah
we already took a dry run at it with that whatever it was lilac
revolution or Wood Green
I don't know what a green because Green Revolution
was that the Green Revolution and you know where we just let
him kind of go halfway and then we pulled back out we got to do
it yeah, we did it that was a dry run. I think we're just to
show them what could happen with social media
Yeah, we have the weapon everybody. Social media is our
weapon. Stand back people. All right. We had something horrible
happen in Ukraine was Maria Paul All bus got blown up my god this
is hard this is if you want to see real war video this is where
you need to go take a look at this bus they have just walking
around this bus and it's almost like it it's the shell went
through and and not everyone died but oh it's people sitting
there dead in the in the bus and people are walking in looking
around is the lady dead face down on the street and people
just walking by with a shopping bags. That's really kind of
disturbing. Okay and and so there's one video right after
the bomb and there's and this is a a journalist video journalist
and she's running around and then she sees a man someone in
uniform and and she's saying you know why Why stop I want to talk
to you want to talk to you. And then remember this is miracle
this is a warrior in a camouflage uniform with a
weapon. AK 47 Especially
my face on my face please I'm sorry it's an American please
don't take videotape my fit yeah Mercenaire my face bitches that
way. I didn't say bitch he said please. Nice a lot of my face
please.
Play it again.
Because he's a mercenary and they're polite but they will
kill you on my face Oh my face please. Any shields his face
from the camera because he's a mercenary, British comedian
American No, it's American is not not British. I looked at
British It doesn't sound British. It's not British. So
well this is this has happened This bus is really then we have
Davao which is the big drinking club they're in. In Switzerland
and everybody's hanging out. We all got took the jets and, and
the we have President Poroshenko of Ukraine, the chocolate king
who was ushered in who was given key spots to American operatives
and the Minister of Finance, the woman who received her
citizenship overnight to become the Minister of Finance of
Ukraine. And he he has onstage he has a piece of this bus
riddled with explosive holes or whatever. And he's showing that
to the accentuate.
So they shipped a piece of the bus, they flew
flown it and they must have flown it in a
piece of shrapnel. It actually landed in Davos,
it's a it's a pretty big piece. It's like the size of a
briefcase. And he actually walks off the mic for a second to go
get it and someone hands it to him. And this is you know, as a
piece of bus,
it's a little he's a prop comic.
Totally a prop comic. That's what this is, of course, it's
about
I have here part of the Villanova bus with their heat of
the fragments of the Russian missiles which hitting my
people.
By the way, there's a lot of people saying that this was not
a Russian attack, but it actually came from the Ukrainian
side. But that is always going to be the challenge is to find
out who did what.
And for me this is a symbol symbol of the terroristic attack
against my country. The same way a symbol like Charlie Hebdo and
the same way symbol.
I found this interesting that he says this is the same type of
attack as Charlie Hebdo. In May maybe and then it's terror, but
very different groups and and related rationales
and everything in between, right.
Like a terroristic attack, which was done by Russian missile
operating by Russian officer against mh 17.
Oh, there we go. Without the blackbox information, no flight
recorder data, he is now going to tell us that Russian missile
operated by Russians brought down nh 17 Thank you very
Malaysian airplane which were killed 298 innocent victim from
17 countries, which demonstrate that the terror is not a problem
of Ukraine. And even not the problem of Europe. This is a
global problem in the fighting against terror is our join, we
can demand our joint efforts and we can win the terror and we
will win the terror
when the terrorists
Yeah, I thought was a poor choice of words myself.
United, because we are not afraid. No. We are united. Yes.
And the whole world now is demonstrating the strong
solidarity with Ukraine. And I want to thank all of you for
that.
Thank you very much. There you go. Russia. Probably Russia did
every Russia blew up the bus, Russia blood, the Russian guys,
man. And that's where I went over to our tea. And one of my
favorite RT personalities is the girl gain chi Cayenne, which is
kind of a cute Russian girl. She goes to the State Department
briefings, the one that Matt's always wanted. It's in the
audience. Yeah. Well, and they know the press corps. She's in
the press corps. Yeah, that's what I mean. And so there was
supposed to be the ceasefire, between these are the Minsk
agreements between Russia and between Ukraine or the Russian
backed separatists, the rebels, whatever it is today. And she
made this little nice little package, and I cut this down
into a couple pieces, and then got another piece from somewhere
else. She calls out Jim shocky. And says, you know, you're
always so sure that it's Russia. And you always say Russia did
this. But when there's doubt, where it might have been the
Ukrainian side view, you You never immediately say it was the
Ukrainians. We have to all it's still being investigated,
because he's trying to call Jim Saki out. And do you think Jen
takes kindly to this?
Jen Psaki the redhead? No, no,
I went to the State Department with a very simple and
straightforward question. Do the actions of the Ukrainian
government comply with the Minsk agreement?
Here's the answer. In general, Russia has illegally and Russian
backed separatists has illegally come into Ukraine, including doe
nest. Ukraine has a responsibility and absolutely
the right to defend themselves. Now, we certainly expect both
sides to abide by the Minsk agreements. We have not seen
that happen. We've seen a lot of talk not a lot of backup from
the Russian side, if there are specific incidents, I'm more
than happy to talk with
them specifically asking about the actions of the Ukrainian
government. Can you give a more definitive answer whether
or not talking about us wisdom is consistent? I think I'll
leave it at what I said. Chapes.
Then our girl goes back and she goes for round two way the Minsk
agreement, do they comply? You pass a judgment that Russia is
not compliant with I listed a range of specific ways that
Russia is not complying under the agreement? Must avoid
the door that she didn't. Okay. Did you hear that? Wow. Yeah.
Okay. The agreement must avoid deploying and using heavy
artillery, isn't it what the Ukrainian government is doing
right now?
Well, first of all, let's start again, with the fact that Russia
is has illegally intervened in Ukraine and come into a country
that was a sovereign country. So I'm not sure if you're proposing
that a sovereign country doesn't have the government themselves
view. I think we're gonna leave it at that.
She's not gonna be invited back. But luckily, Matt Lee to the
rescue everybody,
it just seems to be that when the government of Ukraine is
accused of shelling of bombarding civilian targets,
when they are the act of that accusation has made you refrain
from you don't take you say, let's, let's have an
investigation into it. And when there are incidents that you
ascribe to the separatists, there's an immediate
condemnation. So
that's exactly what's happened. There are times where it's clear
who is responsible. This is a case where there's going to be
an investigation.
Oh, okay. Well, mass chefs slave Shut up. Oh, shut down. He was
mad. She has strange breasts. I know by now but she had this
outfit on and it
just strange breasts. Yes.
I think it looks like she's looking. Really she looks like
she has had a boob job. But they placed her nipples too high.
Well, maybe she has had breast cancer somehow.
Thanks. And now you've made me feel like a did make you feel
like she ate? That was unnecessary.
I would have looked into that before Sure. I'm making these
comments. Well,
I throw it out there for for for research purposes.
They don't see a lot of pictures of that's why
I saw it in this one video. She had this particular outfit on
and it just looked a little off.
Yes. Some pictures if you just look at her foot images. She's
got a net she's looks like a mean spirited person. Oh, yeah.
I mean, yeah. If you if you do what she says, Yeah,
everything's fine. Oh, man. Yeah, I think there's points
we'll take and even though I have to say that Doug Herbert,
the my favorite guy on van cat. Oh, yes. Yeah. He's actually
joining a little to blame for all this. He says. He says he's
noticed he thinks is all Putin and he cranks it up turns it
off. He says it gets control of a valve when it comes to the
violence. This area didn't clip it because it well I
have well I have one last clip then this is the last the the
final one I've got this is Hillary Clinton, who got a free
ride from the today show it says NBC the Today show. Oh, yeah. So
they just put her in there. And I actually clipped the, the lead
in of, of this piece. So you can hear what they're saying about
Hillary Clinton considered by many to be the front runner to
win the Democratic nomination for president in 2016. But if
that doesn't work out, she may try her hand at comedy. During
the policy speech in Canada on Wednesday, Clinton described a
mock conversation with Vladimir Putin had with himself about
becoming Russia's president again, after initially leaving
office. Take a look. Vladimir, you think you'd like to be
president again? I think why don't we just go announced it
will tell Dimitri that he could be Prime Minister. Excellent,
excellent idea. We have a process.
There you go. Now, what did you What did you think of Hillary
got a big laugh out of that. And what do you think is what do you
think of Hillary's impersonation there?
She sounds like Bill. She sounds a little more like her husband.
Right? That's exactly right. Nailed it. Yeah. Because that's
what it's because it was Bill Clinton, it was probably sitting
there and telling him what to do.
Exactly knows. You. I have two clips left. I got a couple more
but I think Julian what's important are we gonna run out
of time you might be earlier I did show I'm gonna play the
Argentina murder. Clip with apparently the head of
Argentina, the woman that runs the country that I'm Kershner so
the president Hershey, she now agrees that the guy was murdered
the guy doing the the
Yeah, they invested in the prosecutor who was trying to
oust her,
and well more or less, but just listen to this and and I have a
comment and then just mock you back,
the president of Argentina so she's now convinced that the
death of a senior prosecutor was not suicide as she had initially
believed. But on his man was found shot dead in his apartment
on Sunday, the 51 year old had been investigating the 1994
bombing of a Jewish Center in which more than 80 people were
killed as we're uh, David's reports now from Buenos Aires.
Remembering the dead 21 years after a huge bomb attack on a
Jewish cultural center in Buenos itis a new name has been added
to the list of victims, Alberto Nisman, the prosecutor who had
been investigating the 94 bombings. Many here think he was
killed for getting too close to the truth. 85 people died when
the center known as Amiya was destroyed a soft target at the
heart of one of the biggest Jewish communities outside
Israel. Although no one's ever been successfully prosecuted.
Suspicion has long focused on Iran and its ally Hezbollah
prosecuted Nisman went even further accused senior figures
including the Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de
Kirchner, of trying to do a deal with Iran agreeing to absolve it
of blame in return for lucrative trade agreements. Earlier this
week, this man was found dead at his luxury when Osiris
apartment. Initially, the president suggested Nisman
committed suicide but she backtracked accepting via social
media that it was most likely a case of murder.
Social media Yeah, yeah. As a social media can i Everyone
starts tweeting about something that she backed off. Oh, okay. I
made a mistake. Yeah, this is the way today's world this is
our this is our weapons social media. Yeah.
Which is what was going on with this stupid Obama deal. And now
I have an educational clip that we could play just before the
end of the show that I think is interesting. At least it was
interesting to me.
Is it called educational clip because I don't see it then. In
that case, no,
it's called. It's called T vs.
Chai. Ah, okay.
People need to know this. And I'm telling you, this is the
price of admission for this show. I'm with you not know any
of this if it wasn't for this clip, and I
will say right off the bat. I have always thought Chai was
just as Starbucks way of saying T wrong.
Was there anything that you really wanted to put in there
one little aside story anecdote that you
didn't get to put in? I never I didn't get the history of t into
there T is a good one. So it's So, in, just in one sentence,
languages of the world are split and whether the word for tea
starts with a tea, or it starts with a choice. So Chai, which we
think of as Masala Chai, this Indian drink, Chai is the word
for tea in Russia and, and, and in Mongolian and in Hindi and
all these languages. But lots of languages like English and
French and Dutch have a word starting with a tea. And it
turns out languages that traded with China by sea, their
languages start with a tea languages that that trade with
China by land, they got the word from from the dialects that have
a choice at the beginning and their love words for tea start
with a choice. So you can tell the history of how countries
interacted with China just by the first letter of their word
for tea. Ha,
ha, ha. Well, so I was right.
starbug interacts by the sea.
Yes. Starbucks interacts with China by land. Yes. Well, it's
true. The Dutch Of course, said were seafaring nations. So they
say teh, which is T H E. Hmm. I didn't know that.
I didn't either. I thought it was a fascinating education
Live, which I'd like to contribute to the show. Every so
this is a very good thing. Are you doing the this? No, no. I
have some tech news you want to do, though, but you can we can
save it if you want. I mean, I'd rather
save it because I don't have any tech news. I have three pieces
of tech news. I got like some tech news. Just you want to do
tech news. Just real briefly, I want my phone the way I see it,
the only good phones a landline, and the phone should be made out
of Bakelite. Alright,
three pieces of news for you. Okay, here we go. Number one.
The I have not seen this discussed. But the but we should
have talked about it actually, on the Thursday. That
healthcare.gov the Affordable Care Act, ie, the Obama Care
website. Yeah, this big deal. Yeah, they were taking. They had
all kinds of trackers and bugs that were
selling the mailing mailing it. Yeah. Which is illegal.
And here's the the latest update the associate, actually the
headline, this is from AP Obama administration reverses itself
on release of consumer data from healthcare.gov. And that's a
nice way of putting it. But that's not exactly what
happened. Associated Press confirms the administration made
changes to the website to scale back release of consumers
personal information to private companies that analyze internet
performance and sell ads. This should be the top of the news.
Yeah, there are HIPAA, there's real there are real laws on the
books about doing this kind of stuff. Yeah. I know. They was
sending age, income ZIP Code tobacco use if a woman is
pregnant or not.
Right, which is confidential medical information, totally
confidential. And it was it was hard coded in the URLs, which is
the funniest thing, morons. So that to me should be tech news
at the top of the list. And number two on my list, I did not
know this. Apparently, Ford in particular, have, you know when
you? I drove an ego boost for a couple of weeks ago. Okay. And
you kick it down like berm, then the engine comes to life,
the way it turns on a turbocharger.
Apparently, all of these automobiles have active noise
control systems that amplify the engine through the car speakers.
Did you know any of this? No, they have entire process sound
clips that play through awesome hidden speakers as well. But
particularly in the Mustang 2015 Mustang to give you that growl,
because the engines don't make that sound anymore. And they're
admitting to this I had no idea they would
know this either. This is news to me. That's, that is worth
investigation. And then finally, I had a chance to watch. What's
that movie The about the Enigma machine? I watched it on one of
Mickey's screens. Yeah. What's the name of the movie? Imitation
of something or? Oh, yes.
Okay. Yeah, the imitation,
the life, whatever imitation game,
it's about, it's about the Enigma machine.
Yeah, it's about the Turing, isn't it?
What's about the Enigma machine?
Okay, it's about it. Okay, I didn't see it. So
well, if you if you know anything about the Enigma
machine, if you know anything about the history, of course of
the great wars, and how important this was to, to, to
crack the code and to be able to, to understand German
intelligence. Do you know who really first crack this code and
who were instrumental in, in this entire process of
the Australians? The Poles, that the Australians it was the
poles. Okay, it was first broken by the Polish Cipher Bureau and
If you go to the Wikipedia entry about the Enigma machine, the
poles are mentioned in in this article and we say,
hola. Copernicus came from I mean, the Polish history.
They're very strong math the mathematicians. Yeah, it was
three Polish cryptologists. And the names are here, reduced ski
roses ski and gal ski. There's 22 References alone in the
article to the poles, the Polish clock method, guess how much
reference in the movie about? Exactly. 00 Yeah, that's no
good.
No, no, that movie does a piece of shit. They shouldn't give it
one award at all. Thank
you. That's my point. That is my point. That's horrible.
That's Hollywood lying to us in any way they can. Yeah, who do
you who needs publicity this week? Let's do this.
Who doesn't even listen to this week, John? We do. Yeah, we do.
Indeed. Please. People. Help us out. The vortex.org/na is where
you can do that. And nice day here in Austin. I think we've
gone for a little walk about you.
I am going to do well. Let's see. I don't know. Oh, I've
gotta see I gotta move some equipment. You got to change out
some printers and do some other stuff.
Oh, I hate it when that happens.
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