We are just inundated with propaganda that we're going to
be attacked any minute. Yes. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, November 22 2015. time once again for your gizmo nation
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in the morning, how you doing?
Yeah, I'm not so good. Oh, yeah. The cold you had the flu? No,
that's just ongoing that will go on until April. The news has
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I think they've already started taking the week off. And I
noticed that they had the Mally thing covered their butts pretty
well. And by the way, we I think we talked about something
happening in Malley, about two years
ago, year and a half ago. Wasn't that from our our economic
economic hitman. Yeah, he he kind of alluded to that. Well,
he's only a year and a half behind. It's okay, we can keep
them on the team.
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French authorities believe this was once thought to have been
killed in rage. It's probably behind the deadly attack on
hotel Friday night mocks our belt mocks are an Algerian is a
veteran Islamist militant leader and has been a key figure in
North African insurgencies for years. Last June. Libyan
authorities said he was killed by a US airstrike. But his group
are more likely to have claimed responsibility along with al
Qaeda for the deadly attack on the Radisson Blu hotel and
Bamako that killed at least 27 people.
Wait a minute. I thought ISIS did this now. It's an al Qaeda.
Well, it's the Chi Oh, I'm very confused. alysus Yeah, you can
hear I have a couple of analysis. But it's a no it's the
it's the end they renamed they rebranded. Yeah, well, let's
start with let's start with my site on this because I do have
two clips. One actually the better clip
play the play them. Here play that here. This is the it will
play it.
All right night, everybody. We'll be here all week.
I am
caffeine John. Stop with the decaf. On Sunday morning.
Let's go with the PVS on melee attack analysis. This is a short
analysis by some this guy I decided the Atlantic Council
they always start with the Atlantic Council. I've decided
that is an organisation that is filled with dia it's not a CIA
things. DIA. Okay, and here's what the guy has to say.
For more on the attack in Mali, we turned a retired Lieutenant
Colonel Rudolph Attala.
Where does he work now?
Did you check it out where he works Atlantic Council, okay. He
served as Africa counterterrorism director at the
defence department. He's currently a senior fellow at the
Atlantic Council, a nonprofit Think Tank. He's also chief
executive officer of a security consulting firm. Rudolph Attala.
Welcome to the programme. So based on what you've learned so
far, who do you think was behind this? Well, it's
still unclear, it's going to take time to really reveal that
but some news agencies are claiming it's Morabito and
Robbie tune is was headed by Mukhtar Mukhtar, an individual
that was targeted by US Operations back in June,
presumably killed but on certain certain context say that he is
still alive. Nope. He really knows for
sure. And who is this group but what's connected to al Qaeda?
This group is an is an offshoot of AQIM, al Qaeda and Islamic
Maghreb. And Mukhtar. Mukhtar has been trying very hard to
Link himself directly to al Qaeda central and break away
from al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb and try to run things
himself.
No. Okay. It's just yeah, you know what I'm saying the same
way. But this guy, he's like bad Mexican food. He keeps coming
back. He just he Oh, there he is, again, one eyed Marlboro
Man. Come on.
Well, you're the one that said this guy was a fiction. Well,
he's still maybe the I think he might Pete personally is not his
group or whatever. But he this guy goes on and on for a long
time. And he also talks about how they rebranded. Here's what
he said, That's rebranded in there. Now the Qaeda does
something or other and they don't want to have anything to
do with the Maghreb group because they're just incompetent
boneheads they
should come up with with a different thing then, yeah, they
all want to have associations. So we went we move over to the
democracy now report, which is a little I actually have three run
downs. But you already played a run down. I think it was
adequate. Yeah. But this play the this is kind of Democracy
Now, which has a slightly different take on it. And they
bring this writer on and I have to make a comment about this
type of play dn Malley one
while a hostage crisis is underway in Mali, where
suspected Islamist militants have stormed a luxury hotel in
the capital Bamako, the gunman opened fire while taking over
180 people hostage. At least three deaths have been confirmed
so far, Malian Special Forces have launched a rescue operation
and have exchanged fire with the militants inside. Dozens of
people have reportedly been freed so far. As Malian
commandos go door to door. There are reports the captains have
released those hostages who are Muslim while keeping those who
are not.
Mali has faced a radical insurgency for over three years
Islamist militants seized Northern Mali in 2012. A French
led intervention ousted them the following year, but violence
continues across the country. For context on this hostage
crisis in Mali, though we don't know a lot of details. Last
week, we spoke to Nick Turse, who's the author of the book,
tomorrow's Battlefield, US proxy wars and secret ops and Africa.
Yeah, I actually ordered that book. I haven't received it yet.
I think you just wasted your money. Okay, oops. All right.
Sometimes we have to do that. So other people don't have to,
we're happy to
be a part two and hear what this guy has to say. Now we've we're
going to talk about Africa, America's intervention. And he
goes on and on about one thing or another, and he kind of
leaves out, he kind of leaves out the elephant in the room.
And as far as I can tell, he doesn't know what he's talking
about
first focuses on the expanding American battlefields in Africa,
where he says the US military is now involved in more than 90% of
Africa's 54 nations. In a recent interview with Democracy Now, he
discussed how the US fact intervention in Libya helped
fuel the ongoing militant violence in nearby Mali.
One example is the case of Mali where you had a US trained
officer who overthrew the democratically elected
government there. Just two years ago. This was Mali was was
supposed to be a bulwark against terrorism, it's supposed to be a
stable success story. Instead, you have have that occurrence.
Then last year, the US trained officer overthrew the government
of Burkina Faso. You know, this is I think it's troubling. And
you hear the talk about professionalism of the military,
and that they're instilling values, human rights, these
sorts of things. But, you know, in reality, what we're seeing on
the continent is very different. And if you look at the groups
that were training on the continent, the militaries are
training. And then you compare them to the State Department's
own lists of militaries that are carrying out human rights abuses
that are acting in undemocratic ways. You see that these are the
same forces the US is linked up with with forces that are
generally seen as repressive even by our own government.
What is the US interest in Africa?
It's nothing, nothing. You don't care about that. No, no, there's
no minerals, no oil, no, nothing.
Yeah, it's difficult to say for sure. I think that the US has
viewed Africa as a place of weak governance, you know, sort of a
zone that's that's prone to terrorism and that there can be
a spread of terror groups on the continent if the US doesn't
intervene.
You never mentioned China.
It's interesting. You say that I was just Googling Chinese in
Mali. That's exactly what I was going
If she asked him to he just wrote a book. She asked him the
question, what's the US interest in Africa? And he says, I don't
know. What for?
What is yeah, maybe I can send it back on.
Cancel it immediately.
I didn't get the rebranding part, though. That hasn't been
made clear enough to me. About what about the rebranding? Is
everybody rebranding or
rebranding, we have to rebrand the show. You know, I am gonna
agenda we're gonna we have to rebrand our show or the
friendship for the benefit of the French GOP agenda. No, no.
Agenda went on flew. At the Washington Post had an
interesting article pretty actually pretty. Pretty lengthy.
And they did an associate video, which I liked a lot, because
it's always funny. When you have news and your print guys doing
video. They all official and everything. And you have a
variety
of looks. Yeah.
And I think they made some key mistakes, perhaps not in there.
Well, I think that mistakes in the video, and then you know,
they don't have any of this in, in their research. But they went
inside. This is the title of it inside the surreal world of
Islamic State's propaganda machine. And I learned a lot.
And if the and that's the Washington Post still considered
the like a good newspaper, is it? Yes, if you would, how do we
measure it against the paper record the New York Times, your
competitors? Are they also deemed a paper record or not?
No, no. So they sometimes people think they're lying sacks.
Talking about the paper of record in the media, I think
we're referring to the fact that in broadcast, in particular,
radio stations, in very particular, especially around
the country, tend to run stories that are in the New York Times
and tend not to run stories that aren't covered by the New York
toxin.
Okay, so you can't get fired if you quote the New York Times as
what you're saying, pretty much. Well, let's listen to the intro
of this. I was astounded. And if this is true, we are doing it
all wrong.
There are hundreds and hundreds of operatives who are using
cameras who are using computers who are experts on editing or
experts on filming, it is a pervasive presence in the
Islamic State. In our story, we compare this to a mediaeval
reality show.
We have to understand that for the Islamic State, the media
operation is as important as the actual fights media is as much a
jihad as they
also do a little too much on the background music to
be what is the Yeah, I was gonna ask what's with this music? Oh,
yeah, it's very scary. So science fiction show.
Every fighter that we talked to every defector said that the
media wing it status in the organisation exceeds that of its
fighters. And a lot of these operatives and the important
players arrive with a lot of skills to begin with. Some of
them had previous jobs in news organisations, media
organisations, software companies, things like that. So
there's a lot of built in expertise.
Wait a minute, he's telling us that first of all, he says the
media arm which is the propaganda arm of ISIS is ISIL
dash, whatever you want to call them. We
just blow them up.
Right? He's saying that not only that, he's saying they come from
news organisations. Are you kidding me? There's some
reporters. I've not heard of this. Reporters are defecting.
Why? Well, okay. Well, this guy has some very specific
information about the listening who is this guy that's talking.
This is he works for The Washington Post. He's the one
that rent he does. I looked at his wife to go in and see
exactly what his name was. I looked at all of his writing.
Now he writes about all that he writes about, you know, ISIS,
dA is the ace. He's got the ISIS beat. You actually
wrote it with somebody else. Let me see if I have it here. Oh,
look, for more. We listened to the second part, which is
probably just as funny. And
even after the filming, there is an enormous amount of work that
sometimes takes weeks or even months to turn this into a
highly polished piece of propaganda that's ready for
release. ready for release. For release, they have a release
day. Yeah, polished product that's ready for release.
Islamic State produces an avalanche of propaganda,
an avalanche of propaganda. Yeah,
Blanchett propaganda. On a daily, weekly, monthly basis,
the United States and its allies have really struggled to find
any way to answer it.
Now just thinking about what he said. Sometimes it takes months
in the post production, but that the timing is pretty well
orchestrated. Then if they take months to do one of these
burning videos, which of course as we know took months and
months of CGI CGI and all kinds of other special effects. They
timed that perfectly with Oh, we got yourself like
this is this this piece? It's Self. Yeah, it's propaganda
propaganda absolutely on a daily, we should be ashamed of
themselves the Washington Post. I don't think
that's ever gonna happen monthly
basis, the United States and its allies have really struggled to
find any way to answer it. The number of fighters and recruits
who are still travelling to Syria who are still joining the
Islamic State has not tapered off. And we saw from the attacks
in Paris that it's the organization's reach, if
anything is expanding.
His name is Greg Miller. Greg Miller,
this is a source of enormous anxiety and concern to some if
not all of these attackers in Paris, were drawn to the Islamic
State largely because of its propaganda.
See, he knows stuff that we haven't even figured out yet. He
knows from the dead terrorists. He knows that they were drawn by
propaganda. He's got a crystal ball
largely because of its propaganda. The FBI Director Jim
Comey talks repeatedly about his concern that Americans who don't
even leave this country who don't even attempt to travel to
Syria are going to be radicalised by this group's
message is it a problem that we're going to be confronting
for years and years and years?
No. Escape says Are we have no answer to this as it is. Jenna
Marbles video
is one last. There's one last clip of this. I love the music.
It trips me yes as
a source of enormous anxiety and concern, at least some if not
all of these attackers in Paris, were drawn to the Islamic State
largely because of its propaganda. FBI Director Jim
Comey authority had repeatedly about his concern that Americans
who don't even leave this country who don't even attempt
to travel to Syria are going to be radicalised.
That's the point. We're all
going away yesterday. I don't want to go too far off topic. I
just want to mention, I saw Jim Comey with the head of what's
her name that would the Justice Department Woman
Oh, Loretta Lynch. There's a random country singer.
She's another twerp. Oh, yeah. Yes, she is. She shows up
underneath way and she if she was standing next to Comey, I
don't know if Comey is very tall but Comey is,
is he six seven. Comey? Only
six Comey 667.
Guys huge.
Oh, I didn't know he's that. Bullish she wouldn't come up
somewhere under his nipple. Let's talk about the overhead
would be under his nipple. Let's
talk about the propaganda machine for a second. Well,
before we do that, can I just mention one thing about the Mali
thing? Of course, there was a lot of mentions and I just want
this as a no agenda tip. There was a lot of measures that they
tried to they just shot everyone who wasn't Muslim and they and
the and that one guy that from the defence department who was
now with the Atlantic Council, he mentioned that what they
actually did I think a lot of these guys are doing this.
They're asking the go up to you. They have you recite the
Shahada. He's the only girl mentioned this. Now there's been
two things that women the shahada, you said, yeah, the
shahada you can look it up look, go look it up on Wikipedia
because there's actually a clip in there of it in in Arabic,
it's very it's there's, there is no god but God and all is his
messenger is essentially what it is. I think you might have the
shahada is a testimony of faith. Yeah, it's the number one on the
Muslim list of taught down
to there is none worthy of worship except God. And Muhammad
is the Messenger of God. That's it. That's Shahada. So that's
what you have to remember.
That's not the one that I remember. The one I'm looking at
this there is no God, but God, Muhammad is the Messenger of
God. Okay. He mentioned the word God, this
is the this is the New Testament version.
I don't just one. Okay. I think if you say that anyway, if you
said that, then you don't get killed, you don't get killed,
you're out. Now, you might if you live, you go to the shahada
page on the Wikipedia there is an Arabic at the very bottom to
the right. There's an Arabic way of saying it, and I think you'd
probably be better off learning that. Click on that you can
probably play it if you're on that page.
We see. You can play it right from the from the wiki page.
Yes, new. Okay. Oh, it's a new, interesting new feature. We see
have the shahada and we're oh here it is audio? Let's see if
that works. Shahad I shahada
Okay, no, no further down. There's the actual shot. That's
just the word. Right there on the right and the right column
all the way at the bottom. Okay.
Oh, yes. Here we go. Okay. It's
either law or a shadow. Method of Law School of Law.
Man conda. Very, very verbose. Kanye lyrics are easier than
that.
Yeah, it might be tough. The other one is that I've noticed
this in a couple of situations. They they give you a quiz. This
happened on a bus that was hijacked. Yeah. Okay. Did you
know agenda tipss
survival save your life? No agendas, caliphate survival
tips.
Yeah, they actually and I can't remember that, you know I didn't
bring it up right now and I still can't remember this but I
know I've looked it up. They ask you who is the wife of Muhammad?
I'm more I'm already dead. Their name?
I'm already dead name isn't a name. What is your name?
Well, there you go.
I don't want to be dead. Well, you
better start memorising more. You don't know either. Do you
know enough to add? That's why I'm not looking it up because
I'm irked by myself because I've looked it up a couple of times,
and I know what it is. And I can't remember it either.
KD Coheed deja que Jha
No, I don't think that's how you pronounce it.
Here's how it go. Oh. Sorry. I didn't know her name. Please.
Okay, so
do you have no agenda tips for us? No
agenda survival tips
1122 2015. I guess I will Tips You know,
I'm so I'm confused just in general about this propaganda
stuff. And if we're hearing from a reasonable a journalists who
are a respected, that the propaganda arm is really the
most important thing. Why aren't we really doing anything about
that? Because we're doing it.
Thank you. That would be the easy answer. But couldn't they
at least put up some kind of, you know, I don't like front.
Yeah, something like that. Well, actually Riley's fake it. Robert
Gates is now he was the was he
was Secretary of Defence I believe.
Who was FBI?
FBI that you? Well, that was what what am I? What's his name
was Sasha the hammies over at Facebook all the time. And he
was there for the whole grain of our show.
Right. Okay. So Robert Gates was DOD. He was Secretary of
Defence, I think you're right Secretary of Defence, though he
of course is out with all kinds of groups consulting, and
eventually you run out of people to talk to and so they bring him
in,
and also working for that crazy group that you're always
bitching about Rita Katz, his operation?
Gates is working for that. Yeah, off. Well, there you go. Now, it
makes a lot of sense. He here he is. Pushing pretty sure I could
be wrong, but I'm pretty sure it would be pretty Oh, look at it.
We listen to this clip of Robert Gates. And his idea of what
needs to happen now because of course, this is all about the
cyber caliphate, the President
and the Congress ought to have the director of the National
Security Agency, tell them what capabilities does NSA have to
track these guys that they are prevented from using now? And
what what would those capabilities give us in terms of
added capability of tracking potential terrorist plots in the
United States or elsewhere in the world? And then if he says
there are capabilities that can be helpful, we ought to take
advantage of that. And I think, frankly, there may be it may be
time for a very, for a heart to heart talk between the President
and some of the leaders of the tech companies in terms of
providing some help to the government help on some of these
highly sophisticated encryption device,
highly sophisticated encryption devices. That's right. He was
director of CIA, Robert Gates.
Was he with the defence department during the Bush
administration? While he
was looking around, he was important, the Iran Iran Contra
affair. He was a part of that. And he was he was, yeah, the I
was very close to a lot of people in that. Uh huh. As
director of CIA, I think it was CIA, then. I remember being in
the CIA. I think it says that. Yeah.
The American statesman, scholar President serves as the Director
of defence Yes, Secretary. Okay, direct for 26 years in the CIA
and the National, both NSC, which is the White House,
Director of Central Intelligence under George HW, okay, he is the
HW guy. That's how we got involved. So he would be
obviously involved in the Contra thing. Yeah.
So he's calling for we got to do something about the
sophisticated encryption technologies. This is so
sophisticated,
though, that brought up a kind of a Brennan kind of came up and
said something too, and this was covered with democracy now and
of course, ah, don't Rob Graham very well. Glenn Greenwald comes
on and he Glenn Greenwald
coin green rock.
Brand. He comes on and bitches and I only have a part of this
because he goes on and on and on. And he lists everything
that's ever happened pretty much that they've didn't catch me
because they were blaming Snowden and encryption. Here's
kind of the Brennan and Greenwald clip to find these
terrorists much more challenging. That was CIA
director, John Brennan. Oh, Glenn Greenwald, could
you respond to what he said? And also to how the media has
covered Brennan's comments?
Let me guess he starts off with well, it's totally ridiculous.
No,
it's actually better.
We have not heard such blatant shameless lying, intelligence
and military officials since 2002. And 2003. Why
is he back in Brazil? John? Is that okay? Say and
by the way, they can't seem to breathe through his nose. No
good, but that's okay. He's
a propagandise the country into invading Iraq based on utterly
false pretences. It is actually shocking to listen to John
Brennan, say that. And in fact, the proof of just what a liar he
is, is the fact that yesterday, the New York Times editorial
page, which is usually very constrained and very
establishment oriented, published an editorial that was
remarkable in terms of the rhetoric it used in what's it
called what the CIA was doing, in terms of exploiting the Paris
attacks being new, low and disgraceful. And it also pointed
out that John Brennan, the head of the CIA, and Obama's closest
national security aide is a pathological and an inveterate
liar and a detailed all the ways that he has been lying to the
public about numerous issues. How
did you see this article? Yeah. And did the New York Times says
that Brendan is a pathological liar.
So many, so many words, I suppose, okay, for many
years and said how can
we not even logical liar? Well, that's what
that's what Hey, the grim green Roger shed, right. Yeah, I've
tried to
look again, grim, Green Road draft,
and said, How can anyone possibly believe a word that
comes out of his mouth? As far as the specific claim that he
just mentioned? goes, there's so many reasons, so many obvious,
clear, evidence driven reasons why would he saying is utterly
false? To begin with, think about how many or large scale
mass terrorist attacks were successfully perpetrated? Long
before anyone knew the name Edward
Snowden guard, he's still out there. Protecting Snowden. Okay,
yes. And he goes on and on. And he lists all these things. And
then he goes to talks about encryption and how they're
trying to this whole thing's been encrypted. Even though
there's absolutely zero evidence, we don't have a clue.
And it's actually this. And I hate saying actually over and
over the column, I wrote in PC Magazine, I discussed this work.
These guys are all buddies, a lot of them, their friends come
with a couple of relatives, and they lived in the same building,
when they have to communicate with encryption, they just go
have a meeting. Also, I
told you, I've been watching the Americans this series. And of
course, it said in the 80s, with the height of the Cold War
between the US and the Soviet Union. But you see how spies
communicate. They don't need encryption, they've just dropped
off stuff at the park bench and stick it under the soda machine.
I'm sure that works just fine. little booklet with codes.
Like the booklet with the code, yes. Oh, we got another coded
message our guy, you're gonna do this one, or there's gonna be
me. So take me an hour, there's a good show on can we do it
after football?
Or the emperor has no clothes. And that of course is the is the
big elephant in the room as everybody has all these great
intelligence services. And yet this continues to happen.
Well, the one thing Greenwald never says and he goes on and
on, believe me, I've made that good. I made this clip
infinitely long. He never says the one thing why are they
collecting all this data? He does say that there was a I
didn't clip this, but at the very just as he says, he was
gonna say something that it's funny, but the screen did go
dark. His show went dark. And I couldn't catch the rest of it.
Yeah. But he doesn't say the obvious. They're collecting this
data for blackmail. Oh, of course, you collect data. Why
would you collect data on everybody you can collect data
on unless you're gonna blackmail them right? Because you're gonna
always gonna find something that you know, it's kind of shady and
everybody's background, even though I never do anything
wrong. I have nothing to hide. Right? Well, you probably won
it. That's beside the point because you're going to be
blackmailing lawmakers a night you bonehead. But you probably
do have something to hide if you think about it. Well, I went
out, hold on a second. Okay. Why don't you talk?
I went out Friday and amongst the people, you know, I had to
get out of the out of the house. Hasn't happened. I don't think
I'd left the house since Wednesday this Tuesday night.
Yeah, it happens. So I went to get my hair cut. And everybody I
talked to, you know, they'd be just talking, oh, my god.
Everything's good. And then you can just either somehow the
Paris, ISIS comes up in the conversation and use NPT it's
like a, like a switch is thrown. I don't know if you talk to
anybody after Thursday show.
But seriously, I got my hair cut to Ha.
And did you have any new agenda like conversations with your
hair professional?
Um, now we talked about the Warriors. Okay. Okay, yeah,
there you go.
Everyone's real concerned out there in the Berkeley arrows.
Berkeley. Now do you see the faces go? Oh, yeah, I'm really
I'm really concerned about and really for the world as shit.
Oh, man, it's really scary out there. And this is working. It's
working extremely well, people.
It's really scary. Yeah, yeah, people when I go to Whole Foods
I am always aware I left I look right.
I try not to mock my friends that way. You really don't have
to be that way people have no way human beings have very poor
risk assessments. So you should
jump, jump. There's something happening here that something
happened here. You know something, do you know
something? You know, something's gonna happen. something's gonna
happen. You know what's gonna happen? You know what's going
on? Boy, where
are you worried? This is not. This is not a good no agenda
tip. It's not gonna happen. So I'm gonna happen. While I was
listening to Charlie. Oh, actually, I was watching Charlie
Rose. And this is kind of where it comes from. Because I do wind
up telling people well, this, I know, you don't have to be
worried. But this is the beginning of World War Three.
This is kind of cool to see their expression go, what King
Abdullah of Jordan was on with Charlie Rose. And they did not
discuss the sexuality in his DNA. But he said and I was glad
that Charlie jumped on this. Once he was awakened and
interview,
in my view, you've got now this phenomena that's just created a
problem for all of us in the international community.
This guy speaks some good English to where was he
educated? King Abdullah of Jordan,
I think in England, I could be wrong. I'll look it up. But he's
married to an American. But he's
a hottie. I'll bet my former mom. She sent
me these guys, these guys. And that's the the issue of foreign
fighters. So you have now foreign fighters coming from all
over the world, coming to fight alongside ISIS, in Syria, and
now today, inside of Iraq. If you look at from the Russian
point of view, Jesse and extremist fighters are coming in
to fight in Syria and Iraq, that are going to be problematic,
because eventually they go back back to Justice, and create
problems. Not only that all the other jihadist that are looking
for the next place to fight will also go back to the caucuses. So
they have as much of a problem, I believe, if not slightly more,
because of the numbers involved. And let's say other European
countries, France, Germany, Italy, or anywhere else. So I
think we're all in the same boat. I mean, I mean, you'd
probably be surprised that we're picking up Chinese from western
China.
That's really cool. In Syria, there's Chinese from Western
China, or they think they're doing the fighting there, or the
Chinese from western China. Those are are those the
extremists who are knifing? Everybody Western China
is the industrialised part of the China.
That's it. I'm just the guys who are knifing people out there in
West China, on the train, is that what he's talking about? I
don't think so. In Syria, and in Iraq, and actually not too far
away from our borders. So this
is really becoming a global problem. And how do you deal
with that global problem?
Well, there is on the other side is I personally believe that we
as Arab and Muslim countries, as I said, to our parliament on the
Opening of Parliament two months ago, this is a Muslim problem,
we need to take ownership of this, we need to stay that to
stand up and say what is right and what is wrong. This is no
reflection of our religion. This is evil. And all of us have got
to make that decision, we have to stand up and say, this is the
line that is drawn in the sand. And those that believe in right
should stand on this side. And those that don't have to make a
decision stand on the other. It's clearly a fight between
good and evil. I think such a generational fight. As I said to
actually to President Putin, I think this is this is a third
world war by other means. I think,
let me go you're saying this is a third world war by other
means. And that's what you said to Putin. That's what you'll say
to the president United States.
I love that is that we're gonna say to Obama, and of course he,
yeah, he walks out back him up.
He walks that one back. Oh, sorry. I just wanted I just
gonna play you his reaction when he said, Are you so that's what
he told Putin, I guess. King Abdullah is hanging out with
everybody. So he's,
and he's the guy hangs out.
Yeah. Well, we call a fair weather friend, perhaps
you're saying this is a third world war by other means. And
that's what you said to Putin. That's what you're saying to the
president United States.
What I believe another president that I've said to others, this
is this is a generational fight. And I hope that
generational fight, I hadn't really considered that to
generate Yeah, if you look at because I'm looking at these at
these suicide, terrorists, they're all millennials. And we
know how easy it is within means. For example, the FBI and
United States to string along some doesn't even have to be a
millennial. But I'd say most of these are millennials, stringing
them along for a couple of months. Get them all hyped up
that No, there are so many. Certainly in Europe, there are
so many young people who have not just no job but no real
prospect at the moment and we have youth unemployment of 50%.
You know what is happening and kind of funny and disgusting at
the same time that it really is some of the propaganda. Maybe
not what is being touted and what you see on Twitter who
gives a crap about that, but it's not that hard to radicalise
these millennials.
Which reminds me talking about radicalising The millennials
have done to go off off topic too far. But there was a nice
article on a guest it was in the Washington Post white college
student protesters are I think, I think I emailed that to deny
maybe in battling free speech. Yeah. And there's one graph they
show people that would just assume that the question was
percents this from the pews guys, yeah. percent saying that
government should be able to block offensive comments about
minorities. And right at the top right near the top is
Millennials they all say that the bottom is the Republicans
are very bomb they say no to any of that, which is a good thing.
People with college degrees say no. White men say no. Boomers
started to go up and not much Gen Xers not much. And that
starts to move. It starts moving with think women say it's okay
to do that. And then it gets worse with the UK that higher
United Kingdom saying it's okay. Spain says it more than
millennials and the French it's the millennials, which shouldn't
be on there on the list with these European countries. They
should be down at the bottom with the you know, people that
understand that the Constitution protects this sort of thing.
Yeah, they don't they don't get that. I think they're easily
influenced.
Yeah, I think I said I sent you a an article about it was called
the revenge of the coddled.
That's a different right. Yeah.
Yeah. So there's also the I'm a liberal professor and I'm afraid
of my students. That's my student is my liberal students
terrify me that's what
we think some of that we take take some of this lightly. But
the thing I can you stay with your thinking? So I can just
take a little shaggy dog. Yeah, of course. thing going here.
Play the attack on Woodrow Wilson clip. Ah, yes. Do we need
a background or just just play that they will background after
the fact well, back to
back the background.
Back. In New Jersey, Princeton students have ended a 32 hour
sit in at the University President's office after
administrators signed a commitment to begin
conversations about addressing campus racism didn't began
Wednesday amidst massive national student protests. For
instance, students are demanding the removal of Woodrow Wilson's
name. As President he ordered the resegregation of restrooms
and cafeterias in Washington government buildings. In some
federal offices, he ordered screens to be set up to separate
black and white workers. His racist views were so widely
known at the time that W EB Dubois wrote an open letter to
Woodrow Wilson in which he called Wilson's policies quote
the gravest attack on the liberties of African Americans
since emancipation.
Now, Woodrow Wilson, of course, a big hero of the Democratic
Party, they don't know quite how to deal with this. But what else
back in the day, it was reversed of what we're what the narrative
is, today is Republicans now racist. Back in the day, Abraham
Lincoln was Republican. And now we see Woodrow Wilson was
Democrat. So yeah, it's probably a brain frying some people.
Sometimes this is the cognitive dissonance, cognitive dissonance
that is needed to keep people to screwy right now, the thing that
wasn't mentioned there was that they did a big deal in
Princeton, similar to what happened in Yale where they had
to remove the word master, from a whole slew of Titus.
Specially,
like a Master of Arts a master.
Well, they didn't do that yet. That's coming. Okay. I'm talking
about the master of various dorms, that sort of same thing
that happened at Yale these all these,
I agree, they should change it to masa, and be much of their
day taking the word master out. So and I'm thinking this is just
the beginning of the end for trying to you know, we can't
even talk about anything at any level now. And you can't use the
word master. So I'm over dinner with JC and his wife, both
millennials, both millennials. He says that he is fighting
right now in Silicon Valley. The move to remove the master slave
relationship with hard
disk drives. Yeah, oh, this has been going on for a while. And
the guy like he got into an argument with one guy about it.
He says just the terminology says it's offensive and Jaycees
response was to the hard disk. No offensive to the hard
disk. No, no, no, no, no, this is no this is very offensive to
the quadriplegic black programmer. I
don't know if quadriplegic
just sounded better. I don't know. I'm just throwing some
extra shit in there. It this is this is indeed completely
ridiculous. There's a lot of examples of this. But I'm
reading now that they're talking about changing actual scholarly
titles such as a master's in
March. You can be reading that I don't I haven't read that yet.
But that's coming.
Of course it is. So what do we do? I mean, I'm, I'm a little
bit the poor MBAs
out there. What are you going to be called? This is just to get
their goat.
A masa? Yeah. It's, and I'm really looking at my generation,
and you have kids in the same range as mine. By coincidence. I
know what that was. You had nothing better to do make some
kids.
Get to the point. Yeah, but
what what have we done wrong? What have we done?
I've done anything wrong, because JC is different as a
defender of the gotcha,
gotcha, I don't think I've done that much wrong with my daughter
either. But just look at what has gone wrong. What what is
someone has is
the influence of the academic, academic, the academic
institutions, I don't, I can't prove this. But they once they
became corrupted by money, because you have to remember
that only recently, when they came up with this idea of
student loans. And so the student can get any an infinite
amount of money.
That's when students became customers. And there was a lot
of customers are saying
jack up the price. And there's no reason for the, especially
when you consider the fact that I more or less went to the
University of California that were at the time to top rated
school, both private and public, in the world. For free. Yeah,
there was a pittance of a fee and books were cheap, by the
way, and you could buy used books for your courseware and
all the rest of it. Now it's it costs as much to go to Cal as it
cost to go to Stanford, I don't know why you would go to Cal if
you have a choice nowadays, because it's not as prestigious
a degree. But and football teams stinks. Which is another story
altogether. It's really,
I want to read this. This is an essay from this. From this
professor who says he's afraid of and he's changed his
curriculum. He's taken out anything that might be deemed
offensive. And he says here the real problem, a simplistic
unworkable and ultimately stifling conception of social
justice. This shift in student teacher dynamic plays many of
the traditional goals of higher education such as having
students challenge their beliefs, off limits. While I
used to pride myself on getting students to question themselves
and engage with difficult concepts and texts. I now
hesitate. What if this hurts my evaluations, I don't get tenure,
how many complaints will it take before chairs, administrators
begin to worry that I'm not giving our customers students
the positive experience of paying for the This phenomenon
has been widely discussed as of late mostly as a means of
deriving political, economic and cultural forces. writers don't
much care for true. commentators on the left and right have
recently criticised the sensitivity and paranoia of
today's college students. But really, you know, these students
are in a perfect state of mind to be riled up against anything
as long as you put the right words in there, and they,
they'll get on board.
You Yes, and this is the way the ISIS folks have managed to in
fact that you get a lot of if you get enough of these long
format news shows like News Hour and Democracy Now. And you get
to listen to some of these people going on and on about it.
They say it's a cultural thing. It's a cultural difference and
and the ISIS folks even though it's stupid what they do, you
know, there's Let's blow ourselves up and put up a
memorial and would be in heaven and all the rest of it. They
actually convince these guys that this is a lifestyle that's
worth it's more fun than what you're doing now. We're doing
and it probably
is, in many cases, yeah.
Seems a lot more fun to kill someone and get to blow yourself
up. I mean, what are you doing now you're sitting around, you
know, great grandson is gonna continue to do worse and because
there really are no jobs out there. Well, that nobody wants
to talk about. Yeah. And that's Thank you. Thank
you. That is your right and with the continuous lying and number
jiggering of the economy and joblessness, rate, certainly in
the United States, are
we kidding with 5% unemployment? Yeah, well, where it's really
more like 20 22.5 Yeah.
If you take all the people have just given up on looking into
account. But this is it because we're at a point now where you
know, we always are looking at okay, who did this, you know,
who was really going in for an attack the scale of the attack
in Paris, even in Mali, you know, this is not just a bunch
of millennial kids who are disillusioned and going all in
and whatever they've been mind controlled to, but that is
happening now is really happening. Yes.
Nice talking to you or two. Talking about Abdullah, I want
to chat a couple of anecdotes about him. Okay, tell me about
it when he comes to San Francisco a lot. And by the way,
here's by the here's his education we discussed earlier
as to bring people back up to speed. Abdullah began his
schooling in the Islamic education college in Arman.
Arman and then attended St. Edmund's school hindhead in
England before continuing his education in the United States
at Eagle Brook school and the Deerfield Academy. And by the
way, he also came back in 1987 and attended the Edmund a Walsh
School of Foreign Service at Georgetown. So he's got a lot of
connections to
oh, he's married. He's married to the toddy Terranea
issues outrageous. And so he shows up a lot in San Francisco.
And and every once in a while I was actually in the city when he
was floating around. And he's he drives around in these huge
Escalades and these goofy looking guards are, and I think,
I don't know how they allow this in San Francisco, but they got
automatic weapons. They're sticking him out the windows.
Excellent.
While they're driving by the street. Yes. Well, at least you
know, who's who really has power.
I bitched about this but anyway, so you So you draw, you're there
and there's this drive and actually, I saw him I saw him
somewhere and then they got in these cars and they drove off
with all these guns sticking out the windows lamian people in the
streets in Union Square, San Francisco's ridiculous. I asked
around and it turns out that he likes to come into Union Square
because he loves you. He goes to he gives speeches of the
Commonwealth Club and different organisations he's got he must
be here three or four times a year. He likes to eat. At more
homeless Steakhouse. He
likes to eat homeless people. Maybe
he is either Morton Steakhouse, San Francisco. It's his
favourite. Take that guy
up. I'm sure Morton's can slice him into a nice little steak.
Cheese. You know, I had an Uber driver, I think Friday night for
like 10 minutes. I didn't record I should have really because as
I'm kind of driving along, Jordan like, oh, man, and after
a very short conversation, he says, you know, Jordan can turn
into Syria any day. He said, Do you said I said but you got
Queen rainy. I said, Oh, yeah, that's more the more reason to
be careful. Because this is Assad also beautiful wide Vogue
magazine. Everybody loved him Brad and Angelina hanging of
course the New York Times if you read it now it's completely
changed that into bloody horrible dictator. He's been a
problem for years. You know, this is he's killing his
own suicide by the way, a corporate guy they just fired.
Yeah, yes. A crazy dream. And this is the best salesman I've
ever had. I was no good.
Since the President was out and about and we and he probably pre
recorded his weekly podcast. Good Old Joe did uh, did the
podcast that weekly address Okay, want to hear a bit of Joe.
Okay.
This is your beat. Yeah,
I couldn't really pull out a single clip because the whole
thing is good, but we'll just play it until we're tired of it.
You know, man, Joe, he when he talks like this, he looks
presidential. He's He's exactly the kind of guy we want. I have
to say
morning, everyone. Hey, everybody. How you doing this
past week? We've seen the best and the worst of humanity. The
heinous terrorist attacks of
Venus. Isn't that heinous? heinous. Why does he say
heinous?
I know, maybe you can say heinous.
Was the pelvis and his brother heinous. I just I thought his
home was heinous. We've seen
the best and the worst of humanity. The heinous terrorist
attacks in Paris and Beirut, in Iraq and Nigeria. They showed us
once again the depths of the terrorist depravity. At the same
time, we saw a world come together in solidarity. We all
regions opening their doors to anyone trapped in the street.
Taxi Driver.
Yeah, try that now. Go over there. Hey, can I come in No, no
burning off their
metres to get people home safely. people lining up to
donate blood. These simple human acts are a powerful reminder
that we cannot be broken. In the face of terror. We stand as one.
In the wake of these terrible events. I understand the anxiety
that many Americans feel I really do. I don't dismiss the
fear of a terrorist bomb going off. There's nothing President
Obama and I take more seriously though, than keeping the
American people safe. In the past few weeks, though, we've
heard an awful lot of people suggest that the best way to
keep America safe is to prevent any Syrian refugee from getting
in the United States and
then he goes into the whole thing about how all people are
good and what are you talking about? You must be not. And I
and I have I have the reply the Republican good
summary
If well, because what we have now is there's this big
conversation about can we vet these people properly? Let me
tell you something about the US customs process. They vet. I
mean, if you're a celebrity, they don't vet you remember I
went to get my, my, my card my, what is it the trusted traveller
card so I can come in on, you know, I can go to the kiosk when
it comes into the country. Right? And the guy knew who I
was. And you recall the stories like, don't worry about it. I'll
get but the personal interview. I haven't done this twice now. I
there. I think that process is reasonably good. You know, are
you going to have one guy slip through? Yeah, maybe one in
250,000? Yeah, maybe one or 250,000 people in America kill
someone. Anyway. That's where we're at. That's the statistics
now. I think this is
those higher than that.
Could be what I what I found was, it's about the same one
about 250,000. Joe, I'm not too worried about this process is
obviously only done four. But it doesn't even matter. We're
already there. Whatever you can, you can light off a bomb
anywhere and just say ISIS, and it'll be accepted. That's the
danger there here. The Republicans. They always get to
do a podcast that counters the president, I guess and I'm
looking at No 53 views. This thing is hot. This thing is
number one on the iTunes podcast chart right here. Martha
mcsalley from Arizona. Are you familiar with her?
I've you know their name rings a bell.
She is a former Air Force. So she's coming out and she's like,
we gotta go kick some ass. But her cadence is very, very
disturbing
thoughts and prayers are with the people of Paris as they
recover from last week's horrific terrorist attacks.
While we mourn this tragedy, let us be reminded those attacks
could have happened here. Oh, this is not to instil fear, but
to remind us to,
I'm not trying to scare you. I'm not trying to scare you or
anything, but it could happen here. It could happen here.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the people of Paris as they
recover from last week's horrific terrorist attacks.
While we mourn this tragedy, let us be reminded those attacks
could have happened here. This is not to instil fear, but to
remind us to be vigilant. That's why we're calling on the
administration to step up, provide global and put together
a coherent and aggressive strategy to defeat ISIS. I need
no reminders about the threats we face. Before being elected to
Congress. I served 26 years in the US Air Force retiring as a
full colonel. I was the first female fighter pilot flying
combat, to command a fighter squadron in combat and US
history. In my career, I flew 2600 flight hours, leading over
325 combat hours in both Iraq and Afghanistan. You can kind
of see which faction she represents. She is of the let's
go kick some ISIS as faction.
I deployed to the Middle East and Afghanistan six times
serving in leadership positions for the initial air campaigns in
Iraq and Afghanistan and counterterrorism ops in Africa.
All right. After I was elected, I had the privilege to be
appointed to a task force on combating terrorist and foreign
fighter travel.
The I thought she was she has a very offensive, militaristic
tone, which does not as bad as Carly Fiorina. Yeah, but she's
running for president. She has no time for this for a little
while. I
want to mention something you're off by a factor of 10.
On Oh, really? It's 25,000?
Yes, ha.
Well, so just being in America is potentially more dangerous
than being in any other being in ISIS controlled territory,
that actually those numbers are really high,
man. Not good. Before we take our break, and thanks some
people I thought maybe we would just check in with our buddy
Victoria Kagan Nudelman.
I'm so annoyed now. I should bring this in because there was
a one of these long reports. And I guess I didn't clip it out on
Molly. And they was interviews with with a State Department.
But there's two things one, they had talked with the State
Department person who happened to be in Mali coincidence. It
happened. They also mentioned there was some sort of a peace
negotiation conference taking place in that hotel that nobody
talks about.
Yes, there was and and you're right, there's very little
reporting on it. I did catch that.
The whole thing is very poorly done. Well, I'd been Moodle.
Well, I
play I played Nudelman because her husband is finally surfaced,
and he is clearly one of the other advisors that President
Obama issues. And he wrote an op ed in the Wall Street Journal
titled You gotta love this guy. Remember this is Robert Kagan.
He and his brother Frederick and Bill Kristol are
conservative warmongers, the lobby who I
believe are still running this operation? I think the President
is not in control. Right at all at all. He's just responding now
to whatever he can do. And Kagan, Robert Kagan wrote, I
think a very important piece, which everybody should read,
titled The crisis of world order, you know, I love it when
these guys throw it into your face. And he has a new concept
called the liberal world order, which of course is is crap,
according to him. And here's what he wrote. The flipside of
European pleasure at America's newfound Venusian, which is, you
know, because we're all now we're all freaked out, is the
perception widely shared around the world that the US is a
declining superpower? This is from Kagan, this is the guy who
pretty much you presume, would want America to be a huge
superpower. And that even if it is not objectively weaker than
it once was, its leaders willingness to deploy power on
behalf of his interests, and on behalf of the West, has greatly
diminished. As former German Foreign Minister Fisher recently
put it, the US is quite obviously no longer willing or
able to play its old role. And Kagan goes on to say that the
Fisher was referring to America's role as a dominant
power, of course, the Middle East, but since the refugee
crisis, which he's now calling refugee instead of migrants, and
the attacks in Paris, America's unwillingness to play that role
has reverberations and implications well beyond the
Middle East. What the US now does or doesn't do in Syria will
affect the future stability of Europe, the strength of
transatlantic relations, and therefore, the well being of
the, quote, liberal world order. So what we did so this migrant
crisis in the United States has kind of become important for
Europe. In a strange way, the way Kagan puts us if you read
his whole article, is that we are so much the winners and all
of this, that whatever we do, Europe is just sitting there
going, Ah, we don't know. Please don't F us. And we're probably
going to, Oh, yeah. And I had dinner with the former New York
banker Friday night, and his wife, and he was agreeing on
everything. I was like, he was no agenda guy all of a sudden,
he's like, oh, yeah, we're screwed. Oh, yeah. This Europe
is going down. Oh, yeah. It's all over. And of course, he's
coming from the the American banks. One the European banks
loss, that's still his mantra.
Yeah. Well, he's probably right. And I'm going to read some of
them the Kagan thing, which I believe that this piece, I
looked it over. I didn't deconstruct it completely, but
it's rings with dissonance, I think is designed to confuse
people, of course, because Kagan's but this one graph
really got to me. This is not know that this is this is no
doubt. This is no doubt the last thing that Mr. Obama wants to
hear and possibly to believe. Certainly, he would not would
not deny that the stakes have gone up since the refugee
crisis. And especially since Paris, at the very least Islamic
State has proven both his desire and ability to carry out
massive, coordinated attacks in a major European city. It is not
unthinkable that it could carry out a similar attack in an
American city. Period. And then he says, this is new. Yeah. When
it says bowl crap, this is a newest new that ice is by we are
just inundated with propaganda that we're going to be attacked
any minute. Yes, this is not new. So why would he put this as
new? It's not new. Well, new that one little group is going
to bomb us. Yes. What difference does it make at this point?
Yeah,
that's exactly is he saying that the ice that Oh, ISIS did it now
that's new. And of course, we were joking about ISIS, you know
how they're gonna say, well, they're Toyota's to America.
Now, but now because we have this magical propaganda force
that sucks children into blowing themselves up. That's the so
called the new thing.
But that's never been that's not new in No, in a meta sense.
There's been every number of groups besides the lone wolves
that are going to kill us in a minute and all the stabbings
that are taking place here and there with you know, a little
ice is one of these. This is not new. So why is he put it as new?
What is the point What is he trying to engender in the reader
to convince is that this is fear porn. This is bullcrap. Well,
his whole article is a piece of shit as far as I'm concerned.
Yeah,
of course, it is. A it is a Yeah, but it's important because
he's signalling what the other team outside of the President
really wants and they want 50,000 troops. They want a no
fly zone. While we're
at that, let's listen. Let's listen to one of the more
obscure presentations by Jeb Bush that was played on
Democracy Now. This is Jeb Bush calling for war and soldiers.
Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush has proposed
a plan laying us ground troops to fight the so called Islamic
State. Speaking at a military college in South Carolina, Bush
called for a no fly zone over Syria, arming Kurdish forces and
increasing troop presence on the ground.
The United States should not delay and leading a global
coalition to take out ISIS with overwhelming force. As the words
of French president Alon have made clear, the United States
will not be alone in galvanising this global effort militarily,
we need to intensify our efforts in the air and on the ground.
While airpower is essential, it cannot bring the results we seek
the United States in conjunction with our NATO allies, and more
Arab partners will need to increase our presence on the
ground.
Yeah, let's see. Let's it like that guy. What could possibly go
wrong? Well, Hillary's saying the same thing she's saying
troops she's saying no fly zone. That isn't is unclear if our
president has any strategy. President Putin though, did a
nice little piece. He this guy's I gotta tell you, he's got the
cool factor down. So he's sitting on his desk, God knows
where it's all gilded. He's got the gilded chair. He's got the
flags, all looking hot and shit. And then he's got a big monitor
on his desk with what looks like. See, it's 12 Different
Skype windows of video, and that's his advisor. So he's not
in some situation room down the basement. No, he's chilling in
the palace. This just brings up the screen Hey, everybody, how
we doing
Russia launches massive strikes on Syria. The intense campaign
comes as Moscow confirmed reports that Islamic State was
responsible for downing a plane full of Russian tourists over
Sinai in Egypt, killing all 224 aboard as Putin checks in with
military officials. He offers thanks, that adds that the
campaign is far from over eliminated.
I want to thank all of you. But I want to stress that for now,
it is not enough to cleanse Syria of rebels and terrorist
and to protect Russians from possible terrorist attacks. We
face a lot of work. And I hope that the next phases will be
conducted at the same high level just as professionally and will
produce the results we've come to expect.
We'll have to see what happens next, but he's as cool as a
cucumber. Cool as a cucumber.
Well, the Russian army has always managed to get the
reputation as being just a bunch of a holes. I like the world but
he wants to deal with I like the
word cleanse. That's always a little frightening when he talks
about plants. But Putin Jana, I have to say, I don't know where
he were all of his education came from but somewhere a little
along the line. He somehow picked up the John C. Dvorak
marketing methods. Go okay. And then this is not going to
compare you to Putin, don't worry. But the guy is smart.
What do we do? What do we do what is the number one use of
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puppies and kittens
Russia says it will send a puppy to replace the police dog, which
perished in last week's terrorist smart in Paris. The
Interior Ministry in Moscow says it's meant as a sign of
solidarity. The puppy a female is called the Breen Yeah.
popular folk hero is so cute. He's old. The dog died in a raid
on an apartment in the Paris suburb of San Diego, where
several militants were holed up
telling a man Putin I'm putting every all money on Putin. Now he
understands how to work puppies into it.
This guy is good. Yes, I saw I remember when that clip came
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Our formula is this. We go out. We had people in the mouth
we didn't have a presidential proclamation which since we
won't be doing the show on Thursday live, I think it is
prudent to to compare the President's story of
thanksgiving to the actual story, which has been a staple
of the no agenda show. So the President does of course,
proclaim this will be the 20th Day on November he put he
proclaims that for the November 26. The national day of
Thanksgiving. That's the official title the National Day
of thanks, giving. Now John, I just I'm gonna I'll read this
and you tell me what you think the President goes astray.
Ready? Right there. Our modern celebration of Thanksgiving can
be traced back to the early 17th century. Upon arriving in
Plymouth at the culmination of months of testing travel that
resulted in death and disease. The Pilgrims continued to face
great challenges as indigenous people. The Wampanoag help them
adjust to their new home, teach them critical survival skills
and important crop cultivation methods. After securing a
bountiful harvest the settlers and one above well pompom for
joining fellowship for a shared dinner to celebrate powerful
traditions that are still observed at Thanksgiving today.
Lifting one another up, enjoying time with those around us and
appreciating all we have. Does this sound good so far?
Well, you know, he's the way he's presenting it is truthful
but okay. I don't think I mean, it's it's exaggerated, of
course, because it wasn't like it was just pedalling, pedalling
around slapping each other on the back. Well, this is where
they taught us how to bro hugs. But
this is prologue. This is where the Indians taught us how to
make sweet potatoes with marshmallow and whiskey, right,
carrying us while you're carrying us through trial and
triumph, this sense of decency and compassion has defined our
nation. President George Washington proclaimed the first
Thanksgiving in our country's nascence calling on the citizens
of our fledgling democracy to place their faith in quote, the
providence of Almighty God, and to be thankful for what is
bequeath to us. Still sounds good.
I missed something that started over replay that read that part.
Again, President George Washington proclaim the first
Thanksgiving in our country's nation's wrong.
Well, yeah. I believe that I don't think George Washington
ever proclaimed the Thanksgiving he may have. But this was like
something that was done on a year to year basis. And it
wasn't a can they make it sound like it started with these
Indians and some feast in the 1600s. And every day, every year
since then, they've been doing this
for a while. But this President Abraham Lincoln acknowledged the
plight of the most
Lincoln is the one who started I think, it really stems to
Lincoln. He declared it wasn't for that Thanksgiving then was
used to Thanks. It was a thank God that we you know, our
soldiers is for soldiers who died as it was a it was a
celebration. Well, not according to this. It wasn't then that
when that was what Thanksgiving generally was, it was a
celebration
actually a little different. The president says President Abraham
Lincoln acknowledged the plight of the most vulnerable declaring
a quote, day of thanksgiving and we can all Wait, wait, let me
let me finish the sentence.
You're lying to the most vulnerable
are you? Are you heckling the president?
That's if I was in there. I'd be happy to duck call when
declaring a day of Thanksgiving in which all affected by the
violence of the time widows, orphans and mourners and
sufferers of the Civil War. There we go. It's a tradition of
giving continues to inspire this holiday and it's shelters and
food centres on battlefields and city streets, really
battlefields. And through generous donations and silent
prayers. The inherent selflessness and common goodness
of the American people endures. Yeah, unless you're from Syria.
Fuck you. Happy Thanksgiving. We don't want you don't want you
with thanksgiving. We're very thankful that there's no serious
that's that's how America thinks. Now there's a gym. So
John. I think I need from you just briefly if possible, the
perfect divorce duck. Turkey.
I don't have one. I always experiment. I never make turkey
the same way twice.
Hmm. What are you doing? What are you doing?
I gotta give a recipe but it's a recipe for yams or sweet
potatoes as you might call them, but they're generally yams. You
know, this is a recipe that's dynamite. This is this.
Is this the Maker's Mark recipe? Yeah, Dynamo. This
is not my recipe. This is from Emerald Lugosi. And at first on
my head, I said, My God, why am I making the yams any other way?
So you bake some Yes, for about an hour and a half. And then you
cut them open and hold on.
Hold on, hold on bacon, what's the oven sending 370 533 75
That's fine. And I do I wrap them and poke some holes, just a
knife and put a couple of gouges in the top of the thing. So it's
not in foil, it's just they're just putting foil then you never
can get the skin off. You want to skin the crisp up so you can
pull it off. I'm just asking questions. Yeah, I know and I'm
just angry about it. Clearly, you're very
annoyed by my questions.
No, these questions are good though. That's a good question.
Okay, but I'm not gonna say that I'm gonna get worked about it.
Oh good. Oh, that way it adds to the it adds to the importance of
the answer. Oh my god, if you did that, you'd all die.
I'm drooling. Go continue
to bake you bake the 370 guys right couple years 375 years it
takes about an hour to an hour and a half to do I give it more
time than less because and then because as it overcooks juices
starts juice will come out as a lot of sugar formed. And then
now I have a new trick that I added this year. I have you can
buy them such.
Can you see that juice?
I'm just looking at two
I got from Christmas last year a couple of interesting gifts that
are imported from China. What are these little these gloves
you can wear that are not like chain mauled, but they're made
out of some plastic. So when you're using a mandolin or some
cutting device, and you happen to catch your finger Yeah, the
gloves will protect you. Oh, on this and they're thin so they're
not like a chain mall gloves or anything. The other gloves are
these. They look like just cotton gloves. Yeah, but but
they're not asbestos but they prevent me you know they you can
pick from burning, you can go right into the oven and grab the
hottest thing you can hold
it forever, but they're flexible. They're like chain
mail kind of the first
ones are. There's two kinds. One is the key if you're getting
cut, which is a different glove. This is a heat glove, and it
looks like a cotton glove. It doesn't look like anything
special, but a couple of cotton gloves. But they you can grab
the hot crap right out of the oven. Ah would you do with your
hands and put her rights put it down? Well, these gloves allow
me to do something that I've never been able to do with this
recipe that I'm describing to cook the yams, which is I can
now grab the bottom of the yam and hold it. If I had done this
under any other circumstance, it would I'd have a third degree
burn, right? Because these yams hold heat as anyone knows works
with the amps they burn
hotter, they burn hotter than coal, I'm told. Let's see it,
cut it,
cut it and then you grab a big spoon in your spoon out all the
other insides that you can without getting any of the skin
or the which is should be kind of crispy into a bowl and you
put like maybe three four yams in there how many you want to do
right and so you got all this goo and it should be so cooked
out with a whisk
Now what if What about the what about the skin? You got to take
the skin off?
You know you scoop out from this in a way All right. The skin is
hot. The skin is well yes the whole Yam is extremely hot and
you can do this without these gloves. But it's very it's not
easy. Alright. But with the gloves Holy mackerel it's
fantastic I just made it the reason I say that is because I
just did this yesterday. So you get them you put a pile of yams
and it should be like so soft that you can whisk them with
with just a regular whisk and fluff them up like mashed
potatoes if you want to. But what you add and this is just
the simplest ingredients you add you could put a little salt if
you want but I don't do it. You add I don't know a cup of tea
depends on say get four yams maybe a half a cube of butter.
European butter preferred Of course.
I always like to add a little bit of yoghurt
Yeah, when did this recipe I don't use yoghurt I do fine so
you add a problem I won't talk about it but this is my recipe
you can you do it there we go and I know what's gonna happen
is a bunch of butter and then you put the equal to almost an
equal amount of cream like full heavy cream and then you
probably can put up I don't know as much bourbon as you have to
taste you want to Bourbon the bourbon. So any one of the you
know good bourbon makers Maker's Mark is what have you Maker's
Mark is a good one. I realised the last use the George decal
the single barrel beautiful drop but a bunch of bourbon in there
and then just to just to round it out a little bit some maple
syrup, nice pancakes or maple syrup. And then you take the
whisk and you're whisk it up so it's like just it's kind of like
a very fluffy product and then you serve that up it is absolute
dynamite I actually added a little more bourbon at the end
you can add bourbon into it as you if you want more of a
bourbon flavour it's fantastic that is the dish of the day.
It's like you have this dish or go I why my greatest
product? Yeah, so what I always do with Thanksgiving is I make
this exact recipe except I use yoghurt instead of the heavy
cream and then I always make my famous stuffing which is
stovetop put into my own bowl and I lie and it really works.
People love that oh man the stuffing is so great. Yeah so a
family recipe. So I recommend everybody would you know if I if
I showed up with stovetop you wouldn't know.
I would you know why No. Because you already told me okay, it's
just a thought. Now I used I actually stuck a turkey with
with bread, stale bread and sage and marjoram which are the two
main spices you want and you're starting March for me and then a
bunch of does some celery onions, some Boolean or some
some chicken broth make us kind of gooey and shove it in there.
But I don't have a recipe for Turkey that I can just rest to
rattle off and you look it up there.
I thought maybe you'd have one I thought it would be to have one
my daughter is I said so I'm going to be important Angeles
for Thanksgiving my daughter's cooking turkey for the first
time for everybody down here. Okay. And she's um she's given
me recipes that she can she cook and she she good she good. She's
a baker. Oh really good baker but as a cook you know? We'll
see how that works out. But she gave me the one recipe about all
the fat that you the idea of shoving a bunch of fat and stuff
inside the under the skin and heritage Turkey and or butter. I
saw that two years ago as well. very popular on all the TV shows
for every TV cooked to come out and shove butter under under the
skin. Hmm. I just
that would be something I do. Oh my God, that sounds right. I
just shove some butter in
everything. I like it with water. But come on. All right.
All right. That's
your Thanksgiving yam recipe, everybody. Yeah, you can add it
to the many recipes here and the best podcast in the universe.
And cookbook one, I think I think the President was in
Malaysia. I think he already started to sample some of your
Yeah. I don't know if he's really tired. Did you hear him?
Just listen to this, like the 15 seconds here
meeting with us. with allies and partners, the United States will
be relentless against those who targeted
rather than do you hear him? You said
we will continue to root out terrorist networks
now. I don't know it's like he might be right. I never thought
it covered a couple of ludes or something. It was really this
thing
with us. with allies and partners the United States will
be relentless. Those who target our citizens
think hammered. I think he's
hammered. Hammered for surely hammered.
Said. Let's see check in with the migrant situation in the EU
lands. We have lots of problems lots and lots of problems
everybody closing down borders. The Balkans of course is where
now all the refugees are stacked up and stopped and can't come in
and knock
on effect of tighter border controls in the Balkans is
starting to show. Here in Romania. A seven kilometre
traffic jam resulted in hours of delays for travellers attempting
to cross the freight into Hungary. Border Police say the
measures introduced one week after the Paris attacks are in
response to possible threats. All authorities believe at least
one of the Paris suicide bombers travelled unknown migrant route
into Europe via Greece. From there those making the journey
move north into the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
But it is now only allowing entry to migrants from Iraq,
Syria and Afghanistan. Sunrises from the fall 1000s from
countries not recognised as war zones are stranded at the border
and tempers are starting to fray on Saturday morning on the Greek
side of the frontier riot police pushed back huge crowds
attempting to cross over and continue north it loses
a lot in without the video. It's really to see the video of
what's happening here. And to see these you know, the
people you know, there's there's becoming a collection of B roll
that it's just that it's just being used over and over for
sure. I love it. It's fantastic. Especially the one my favourite
one where you have like a six across stream of people six
across, or five across but as wide and it goes to the horizon.
Yeah. And they're all just kind of slowly moving to danas thing
I've ever seen.
And something you don't see more than probably once in a
lifetime. Stuff like this is is incredibly rare and obviously
the media's underserving most at really understanding and seeing
what is happening. Don Lemon on CNN. Had Clunies handler isn't
Nicholas Kristof. Isn't that Clunies? handler?
I think so. Yeah. Clunies handler is? Oh, that's the other
guy that did funny looking character.
Sounds like that, though. Well, Christophe is the New York
Times, right? He's but he isn't. He must be some kind of
operative?
I don't know. Oh, yeah. But well, you can tell by listening
to him, I'm sure. Yeah, he's I think he might be.
He's obviously been sent in to demonise anyone who was against
allowing serial, this whole conversation about making sure
they're only Christians, not Muslims, which is kind of the
same of what ISIS does. It's kind of cool. Like with me, if
you say your Christian boom, years, you say your ISIS boom,
is it we're all part of the war now. But he he brought it right
there. We we brought it to Godwin's Law.
I mentioned before this poll, it's a Bloomberg poll and finds
that 53% of adults polled that they say that they don't want
the 10,000 Syrian refugees that the US has planning to bring
here. And they said that they take only 28% only 28% say that
it would be okay. And 11% say they take only the Christians
and I do that President Obama has said is shameful. Is this is
this really surprised
game. It's very obvious almost exactly matches up a poll in
January 1939 of whether or not to admit a 10,000 mostly Jewish
children into us. And it was again two to one all saying
Allah, no, we shouldn't. And in retrospect, we clearly
acknowledged that was a shameful period in American history.
So everyone who was for that legislation or wants to have
conversations, Hitler, clearly Nazi Jew haters. Yeah, yeah. Oh,
it's fabulous. Now Yeah,
when I saw that come out, and then everyone played it as a
meme. It was like, you know, the whole all liberal media played
the same stupid meme I was thinking role as an eye roller
was something interesting is happening. We're seeing more and
more people point towards finance years of a lot of
terror, which of course is Saudi Arabia, Qatar. We now have
reports coming out in mainstream news. It's okay as your own
news, but Saudi Arabia has the largest number of ISIL
supporters on Twitter. How about that metric? Hmm. I mean, could
could Twitter use that in their financial in their quarterly
call? Hey, everybody, Greg. Q. Yeah, it was really great. Yeah.
Hey, thanks for calling in. Yes. Well, one of our metrics or new
metrics is now number of ISIL supporters who have accounts and
we're way above everybody else. We are kicking Facebook's as
they could, yeah, that'd be a great metric. It could but now
of all people to hear Hillary Clinton go after the Saudis and
their financing of terror,
that you know, why? Tell me why? to gouge them for more money. Of
course,
she was at the Council on Foreign Relations she gouge
today that Clinton Foundation, they have it probably close to a
billion dollars and maybe more I could be wrong in Saudi money.
So I think what she did, he really didn't pay their
quarterly fees. Right. I think what she did here is she chose
CFR specifically, because it gets a lot less press and you
know, it's they don't have a bunch of people going crazy for
Hillary, it doesn't have the backdrop that the press likes to
pull a quote from. So here's less than a minute, but very
clear. She's saying these guys are the problem. And as the no
agenda thinking goes, they're probably going to have to pony
up to the Clinton Foundation to get her to stop.
Ultimately, our efforts will only succeed if the Arabs and
Turks step up in a much bigger way. This is their fight, and
they need to act like it. So far, however, Turkey has been
more focused on the Kurds than on countering ISIS and once and
for all, the Saudis, the galleries and others to stop the
gutter ease. But she said gutter gutter ease isn't Ataris Yeah,
gutter reasons Audis, galleries and others, these must be high
be to stop their citizens from directly funding extremist
organisations, as well as the schools and mosques around the
world that have said to many young people on a path to
radicalization.
I want to stop there for a second that's gonna change well,
yet another article in USA Today, who seemed to be the only
outfit really reporting on this about the Gulen Movement,
funding free trips to Turkey for lawmakers in all over the US,
but certainly the state of Texas including your dead woman, or
friend, yeah, Barbara Jackson, Lee Jackson, USA Today has
identified dozens of large campaign donations now
attributed to people with modest incomes or from people who had
little knowledge of to whom they had given or from people who had
not, could not be located at all. All the donors appeared to
have ties to a Turkish religious movement named for its founder
for Tula Gulin. Not like they'd report that he's in Pennsylvania
at the CIA's bequest
babby little details they leave out, you know, what are you
going to do?
So top of the list here is Senator Kelly, a oat who at one
point we thought might be a candidate for presidential run.
Although she can't talk. She's an idiot. She's
the nervous one. She's I never thought she was ever going to
have run for president project
of some of the 19 Turkish Americans donating to a oat all
lived outside New Hampshire seems no little about the first
term senator who was a woman. So they've tracked a couple these
people down. Imaan Cesaro, he said he's a good guy. He's doing
good so far.
A guy's name
will kick No, Kelly Ionis. It's a her.
I know. Kelly is a guy's name. Yeah, but you don't know who the
hell she is. You think it was a guy
and that's a 30 year old. Let's see Nassau county employee in
Long Island who gave 1200 $1,200 to a woman he thought as a dude.
I just like what he said at the time wanted to make a donation
said hi Yachty camlica, who owns a Long Island auto repair shop
who donated 2400 to a note on the same day. Five of the
Turkish Americans who donate to that day could not be located at
all. In some cases, neither could the employer listed in the
federal Commission's records. Rule. A whole man. I hope
someone really liked it. Where's Glenn Greenwald on this someone
needs to really dive into this stuff. So all of these campaign
donations are coming, Turkey. These guys are evil Whole?
Well, that could also be all. That could also be a setup
because they're out to get her
out. Yeah. Okay, well, this could be dirty tricks. Hillary
has 20s. And then yeah, and USA Today is not really and like you
said they don't bother mentioning that as a CIA
compound. He's staying in Pennsylvania and none of that's
not mentioned. So this whole article may be a part of the of
the entire dirty tricks process to be submerged. kellyboat said
she's standing up for Turkey or doing anything to do with that
part of the world, that she would be getting this these
donations in the first place. The trips, the trips, that's not
in this article, but more than he didn't get one of the trips.
And this is bullshit. More than
two dozen other candidates and lawmakers across the political
spectrum received Gulin link donations, which you've only
heard on the no agenda show pretty much that appear
questionable, including Clinton and Jeb Bush. The movement runs
more than 100 charter schools and dozens of Turkish cultural
centres and intercultural dialogue. I think they should
have said interfaith dialogue groups around the country.
Employees move around among the schools among the nonprofit
groups. So it's hard to keep track of those of who is
working, where at any given time. The feature of the Gulen
Movement has been called strategic ambiguity. And it
makes it impossible to trace the root source of funding for any
Gulin activities. Many teachers, administrators of the movements
harmony horizon and other charter schools have provided
one time 1000 $2,000 contributions amounts that are
usually associated with wealthier donors, what happens
is they get much higher pay than their American counterparts, who
are usually very young, fresh new teachers. And what I believe
is happening is they take that money and then they recycle that
by you know, they're supposed to donate X amount to whatever
they're told to
do. And you just get paid more than that. But that more you get
paid has to go has to go to whoever
is designated. Yeah, this is a scandal of epic proportions.
Yeah, it's pretty bad. Well, killing Ed is the movie that's
more calls movie killing Ed, you're killing it. film.com Look
it up. He's documenting this. It's just the beginning. Just
the beginning. Here's 20 More seconds of Hillary.
And I think that the Saudis have a multiple level of
responsibilities, first and foremost, stopping their own
citizens from continuing the financing for extremists. And,
you know, Saudi financing is still a major source of revenue
for terrorist groups inside Syria inside Iraq. Hello, hello.
Hello. Hello. Hello.
Hillary Clinton campaign. Yeah, I'm doing on my Buddha Abdullah.
Baghdad, Baghdad.
Yeah, how you doing?
What is she talking about? Talking about with with our
money going to her? What is it? You know, that
was just a mistake. You know, we know what happens is that she
gets a report. She's a very emotional woman. You gotta be
careful.
I know. She's very emotional.
The morning reports you get the morning briefing. And
apparently, there was something like a fall off and donations
from you guys. That was like, like, you're just abandoning
what you're talking you while you're down like a quarter of a
million dollar? No, I'm sorry. $250 million. You're down a
quarter of a billion dollars on your yearly is
where my spreadsheet spreads.
Thanks for watching her and your guests all. I mean, it's just
just just blew up. It's just the way it goes. I mean, I don't
know why you have you just given up. You're listening
to me, Bill. Bill understand much better bill is nightmare.
Give me the isolation chamber. He's he's he's in the D ageing
chamber. He's in a hyperbaric chamber. He can't be removed.
I wonder if she gets the call or he does.
A bill probably takes I bet he does. Listen, I think I think he
got a little behind. So he says we're talking about financially.
I do want to play this clip and get it out of the way. Now. This
is a clip from the third from the Thursday show the November
19 show, and I'm going to check your team you can look it up.
The clip is called Hawala, ha Wal a
Hawala H A wala we are going to the system Papa Papa Papa Papa
Papa papa, papa, papa, papa. Yes, play it now.
Now. Well, let me set it up. This is one of the financing
systems Us section. I can't say it. The financing systems that
is used in the Arab and Muslim world. Yeah, the whole okay.
Yes, I recognise that and this is this route is a report to
where they're using it in India and it gets everybody all pissed
off.
Apart from the cyber fight against as governments are also
trying to cripple its finances a hard task. It's the richest
terrorist group in the world. It uses an ancient payment system
known as Hezbollah. It's illegal in many countries, but actually
widespread. Here's just one example of how it works in
everyday business.
Being a real estate agent opens doors to new heights, but it
also puts Aakash Agarwal in a precarious position. His
customers prefer using Hawala, which is illegal in India. To
buyers use a network of money brokers without actually moving
the cash. And because it doesn't go through the regular channels,
the payments dodge taxes, leaving governments out of
pocket, the equivalent of billions of euros in lost
revenue eight three. Rather than transferring the funds directly,
the hawala system uses middlemen, a buyer gives the
money to a local Hawala broker to then contact another
middlemen close to the seller. This second contact then pays
the seller directly. The transfer is quick, and there's
no record. This system is widely used in Muslim countries. In
some nations, many poor people rely on Hawala because it's
often cheaper and more reliable than traditional banks. So many
don't see anything wrong with it. How can people say this is
illegal? It helps and supports poor people with minimal costs
bring maximum efficiency
by the armed young Korea, so we the good news Dunkerque.
Maximum.
Since the system is opaque, it also provides a way to mask
money transfers to fund criminal activities, and it is also used
by terrorist groups to move money around.
I don't understand. Why don't these guys use Bitcoin house?
Oh, sorry, was that your punch line?
Why don't they use Bitcoin? That sounds like Bitcoin to me.
Oh, I think that's what this is going to happen. Bitcoin is
going to? Well, we'll see. We're going to see what became the
blockchain what is really made of, because they're going after
it. Because this you watch this will be the all they finance it
through through Bitcoin. If you have some kind of Bitcoin
traffic running on your machine, whoo. We may have to hand it
off. Not good. Not good. Yeah, we have. We have now the
Reuters. Talking about some of the ISIS technology that's being
used, and of course, they're going back to the going back to
the well on telegram.
Tell you that they push telegram as though it's owned by the CIA.
I think that that may be the point. I mean,
they are really pushing telegram. Oh, and then they use
telegram. They're all using telegram. I think they want us
Yeah, we went to Telegram for some reason or other just don't
we
immediately got what we were talking about. And we
immediately got do not use Telegram, Bruce Schneier.
Schneier trying to snatch from Bruce, the security guy who's to
goose Jen Bruce, the goose. He said is not safe, not say you
signal that he said signal but not telegram. Let's just listen
to the report because you're right. I think they want them to
use this and they want everybody to use this. Please use this
because we can get in
mobile messaging app Telegram is racing to shut down broadcast
channels used by the militant. The Berlin based company says
it's closed 78 is related to channels in 12 languages on its
site.
Interesting. I didn't realise it was a Berlin company that adds
an additional force that adds an interesting twist for
international relations. Call me what you're going to do with
that. It's of course, it's BND that's sitting on the inside of
this app.
But the group continues to create more. security
researchers say the encrypted service is being used to spread
propaganda and recruit members. It was also the way is claimed
responsibility for the Paris attacks last Friday.
Yeah. And they showed this message which doesn't say we
take responsibility because we knew the we know the person who
took responsibility. The responsibility was Rita cats.
With their own version of a Twitter message. I don't think
she had anything about telegram wishing they could get the
reporting straight.
Telegram says it's making efforts to block public channels
used by Islamic State, but wants to protect freedom of
expression.
This service is used very widely around the world, often by
people who have something to fear from the government,
political dissidents, podcast and telegram wants to keep those
channels open for those people. Islamic State is exploiting
that. And telegram is finding it hard to strike a balance between
those two audiences. Yeah,
audiences think we need to keep our eye on telegram. I didn't
realise that was a German company.
Well, that's it could be the German intelligence group
working with us. Could be you know, could be, but it's I don't
worry, I wouldn't. I'd be scared. I'd be careful here to
play this one too. Because as you guys get this stuff out of
the way about ISIL finances another old one, this will be
looked up under d capital D capital D Have you interesting
report
on interesting reports about ISIL financing?
Yes. Moving on to one of our other top stories IS militants
claimed responsibility for the Friday the 13th attacks in
Paris. In response, world leaders have said they want to
fight Islamic State not just with military force but also on
a financial level. It's an extremely tricky situation given
what Russian President Vladimir Putin told the group of 20
leading economies yesterday or rather what he didn't say,
without disclosing names he said funding for is comes from
sources in about 40 countries including several members of the
G 20. The militants also generate their own cash but then
they have to buy all their equipment from someone.
Kurdish troops captured these weapons and vehicles belonging
to the Islamic State is apparently acquired American and
Japanese pickup trucks the old fashioned way by paying for them
and cash. An estimated 40% mean
the old fashioned way what happened to 0% APR and $2,000
cash back, they might get I can just pay when my cash back. Cash
Back I was 0% APR where my cash back
belonging to the Islamic State is apparently acquired American
and Japanese pickup trucks the old fashioned way by paying for
them in cash. An estimated 40% of the money comes from oil and
gas fields captured by is this propaganda video shows the
takeover of a natural gas plant in Syria is is said to earn some
$1 million a day selling oil, the G 20 ones to cut off this
source of revenue.
I questioned have we really checked that $1 million a day in
oil. Have we done any deals? Have you done any research on
that? Yes. Is that accurate? The 1 million a day it's
close to accurate Yes. But the
oil passes through middlemen and other countries and it's hard to
track.
Oh really? Where's this report from?
Well, DW
Deutsche Bella so it's hard to track you it's hard to track the
they can't track anything let's fix trucks driving through the
desert.
Well, they bomb now that's not the same expert suspect even
established for everyone. It was interesting that I saw there was
a report recently and they had the guys yakking about something
in their back they had one of the trucks but it was obviously
a brand new Mitsubishi and they had Mitsubishi painted across
the back and very bright red letters.
Were good too. We have trucks too. We have trucks
are really good trucks are Mitsubishi
oil passes through middlemen and other countries. And it's hard
to track. experts suspect even G 20 member Turkey might be a
buyer. A buyer dish addition is has formed a kind of state
within the State in Syria and Iraq. It has created its own
currency and even collects taxes the weight of the first dean of
the Islamic State. This is the gold Dean argh and
places roughly 20% tax on all economic activity now that
includes everything from agriculture to electricity
production, mobile phone networks, internet. So cracking
down on that would be very difficult. And if you did, it's
likely to have a very significant impact on the local
population, which might actually be counterproductive. locals who
live near archaeological sites under IS control help sell those
looted artefacts that aren't destroyed another source of
revenue for the Islamic State but money also arise from Europe
in the form of donations from radical Muslim supporters.
Western intelligence sources say that until recently, funding has
been coming for years from countries such as Qatar and even
Saudi Arabia which is also a G 20. Member. Private donations
are believed to continue but now that G 20 wants to end all
outside financing find and freeze is accounts around the
world. Hmm.
It can't with this with the with the system they have. These guys
are quadruple dipping. They're stealing the oil money. They're
getting as much as they can. They're taxing the public.
They've set up cell phone operations and they're
overcharging they're just rolling in dough. This is a
money making. This is just like you set up a shop. You can pull
this off you steal everything. You take them to artefacts you
sell them and all the Western buyers there's nobody that oh,
what gold can I get? There's all this as much just tapestry as
much cheaper than you'll get anywhere else. Price. So best
price. So these guys are just scraping these public they're
raping the people they're stealing everything they can
they're they've already robbed the banks. This is a criminal
organisation the likes of which we've never seen them which
apparently which is probably why it's run by the you know, the
Pentagon and the CIA. Yeah. It's astonishing. It's very good
it well, what is interesting to me, if we look at the European
side right now is Belgium. And by the way, this is the only
news out Lead who will correctly pronounce the word Moulton bake?
That is how you pronounce the town. Molan bake Immobilien bake
exam and bake. But what do we hear was a big win big in the
town of Mona. Mona bake, take a little time to learn how to
pronounce it. And of course I lived in Belgium although I
lived in Antwerp, but I certainly had been to Brussels
I've been to Poland bake actually. And we've not what
they didn't have a government for, what five years? How long
were those guys without a government you
remember that? Didn't seem to make a difference. Well, the
differences now you have F and Brussels. This is where the EU
sits. This is the capital of the EU. And all this crap is going
down in their backyard. What is going on in Brussels? Well,
we're still stuck indoors. ASOs
remains on lockdown as the hunt continues for a fugitive suspect
of the Paris attacks who remains at large. The streets in the
normally bustling Belgian capital are eerily quiet.
Brussels and its region have been placed on the maximum level
of security alert. The alarm was raised when intelligence
suggested a heavily armed seller Abdulsalam had returned to the
city following the attacks a week ago, the 26 year old is
believed to be hiding in the area.
I mean, at this point, don't you almost just think that the EU
and everyone, all the diplomats who are there, the whole
infrastructure? Maybe ISIS is working for those guys? How can
you how can you have all this happening right in the EU,
Command Central backyard.
It's ludicrous. It really
is. It's insane how this can take place. The borders closing
is something that will probably have to happen. Or maybe I
should look at it the other way. The European Union open borders
project the Schengen area, which is now going to be drastically
reduced and perhaps closed down altogether resulted in something
that you could have kind of expected if you had your hat on
your head on straight. And we're thinking before we came up with
this grand project, if it's all going to be beautiful, all these
cultures and if the borders are open, well then stuff happens
like this military
grade arms have flooded into the country almost impossible to
keep track of it is very difficult
to have a real sense Paris, a Paris counter-intelligence
expert
control over arms and there are 1000s of arms flowing again from
the Balkans, from Eastern Europe. Because of the porous
borders also that existed in those countries,
after their shooting spree, most of the attackers blew themselves
up using suicide belts, all of them identically manufactured a
clue, the expert says that the devices were made abroad,
these bands were made by a professional, and we know by
experience that we don't have such a person here in France. So
obviously it came from abroad,
John, that's interesting. We don't have a person that can do
that in France, so they know that that's
John Poland a has researched extremist groups in France and
says almost all of them sourced their weapons from Belgium. For
a simple reason. French criminal gangs won't sell rifles to
jihadist
this guy's pretty funny. He's like, he's like a gangster who
has some legit business consulting, but he's the talks
completely like a gangster and is in the weapons trade.
They don't want to have a problem with the counter
terrorist policy, you know, because if you start to have the
highs of the counter terrorist police on your, on your on your
business, it's over for you. The French God has got the weapons
from Belgium, because in Belgium is different than France. There
is no walls, concrete walls between criminality and
jihadism. I like
that, that the French Armed smugglers have a sense of
morality. We don't do that for a Jew
Hadees man. But in Belgium, the criminals and the Japanese are
all the same,
all the same thing. Something else that we had picked up
immediately that there was yet again, with one of these big
events, there was a drill going on. And it was a drill for
exactly this. And I put in the show notes, a compilation of the
director of I think, is SMU or it's kind of like the hospital
and emergency services director. And he was on every French talk
show. It's all subtitled where he saying, you know, wow, it was
so great this coincidence that we had just done a drill this
from that very morning, so we were already we knew what to do.
And you can hear these news broadcasters and interviewers
going, Wow, how lucky are you guys?
Kind of the opposite of the no agenda thing?
Yeah. And so I just to prove that that really was a
coincidence. I think not
to BBC Radio four had a guy on I don't know if it was the
director, but he adds a little a little twist to the Yes to the
fortunate pneus of having this drill,
Dr. Pillow thinks that he and his team saved perhaps 50 lives
on Friday night, perhaps in part, and this is extraordinary,
because he was preparing for what happened. Only a few hours
before the attacks began.
We went to a scenario of attack. We know since shut the door and
the packages it take Kalashnikov from To Kill everybody like in
cold duty, you know, the game stupid game. Uh huh. So in the
morning, we have this exercise. So exactly what has happened?
Yes,
yes. On the very same day.
Yes. Yes. Fantastic. And he's bringing up Call of Duty for a
doctor that was interesting. It was just like Call of Duty.
That is interesting.
We need to keep our eye on that. And then the biggest lie
as put does this put the simulators to work to train
people. So when the real deal happens, you actually have some
some built in way of responding that's accurate.
I liked his. I'd like to his comment though. stupid game.
stupid game. Why? Why is it a stupid game?
What do you play it if it's stupid game?
Anyway, we don't need to be worried about suicide vests or
Kalashnikovs anymore? No, we're ratcheting it up one more notch
after the
carnage of the Paris terror attacks French authorities fear
in the future terrorists could go even further possibly
launching chemical attack
yes well the possibility appears remote the government is
ordering first responders
this remote but yes you might yet still we're gonna bring it
up and scare you all and the French government is getting
getting ready for the prepared
at this hospital near Versailles. Doctor full swap
gone doll is upgrading the adductor Francois terpene stock
and antisera for nerve gas
atropine I looked this up. Yeah, this attribute you familiar with
entropy? Oh yeah. It's not really a like an antidote or
anything for chemical war just
jerks up your system and push pushes off the toxin.
Yeah, does two things. What the What what I understand from it,
it decreases. Well, firstly, it amps up you're what is it? It's
not the year that inhibits the parasympathetic nervous system.
I guess you're it. It affects your nervous system somehow so
that it won't propagate any nerve gas and it slows your
heart rate. I think you'd become like a zombie dead zombie.
Before we had a civilian dose, and she says, but from now on,
we will use military grade attribute it's more concentrated
and easier to use in case of such an attack on atropine is
used for instance, in cases of sarin poisoning. Sarin gas was
used in a massive attack in serious capital Damascus in
2013. Killing Around 1400 people according to the State
Department,
and of course we know that we know who really did that was the
rebels that gas attack or or do we follow the narrative that
that was Assad's gas because that's what you can't have it
both ways you can't say
well they keep you know they we might as we can give up I mean,
it's been proven that those rockets were not Assad rockets
by the by academia by investigators and everybody in
between. But we cannot resist because they the old the phoney
narrative that's used to embarrass Obama because of the
red line and the you know, crossed whatever we we keep
hearing this crap the same thing over and over from every
official gas attack the gas attack and we can't resist it
because there's just too much of it we there's how many people
are everyone's vote somebody it's like the global warming
thing. It's like you know, you just keep pound being hounded
and hounded. You just can't do much about even though they
there's more resistance with that. And notice a couple of
cool things that happened recently about global warming.
And some of the fudging the numbers again, I can't resist
doing that. We're going to talk about that. But yeah, it's
hopeless. These guys are in control.
And again, we have the story ramping up about what does that
drug competitor it's like an amphetamine that the fighters
like that they need in order to Oak kept yes Kappa Kappa Gamma
Captain Captagon Captagon Captagon Captagon. And I was
reminded
that I wish I didn't, you know, I never looked at what's in that
stuff. Sounds like an amphetamine to me. I
think it's a like, it's Adderall. Its jihadi Adderall,
jihadi Adderall. Hampta
gone. Let's see,
which is just amphetamines.
Captagon, ISIS favourite amphetamine. This is from Vox so
you knew that it's true. Let's see what is it called? Well,
everyone's talking about this now. Captagon it's mostly a run
of the mill amphetamine. There you go.
I thought it was fun ethylene fan ethylene, ethylene or
whatever it's called. Also called Fen Fen.
You know that Pharmaceuticals is your beat. But yes, finesse
saline, also spelled with a pH or with an F, known as
amphetamine, Neo Thummalapally contempor tolling chemical
linkage of amphetamine and theophylline which behaves is a
pro drug to both the aforementioned drugs.
It's it's a hamburger helper.
It's an ampere. Yeah. ISIS Hamburger Helper
is an ampere for the fen Phen but I
had to think of this when I heard Trey Gowdy railing because
I don't like Trey Gowdy anymore. He's become
annoying. I think he's a stooge for the other side. He may be
and he had this rant and just caught that actually, one of our
producers caught this for me.
Terrorists took the lives of over 100 innocent people in
France and injured many more, for no other reason than the
fact that they could. They killed 100 Because they couldn't
kill 1000 and their objective is evil for the sake of evil it is
murder for the sake of murder. It is wanton and willful
violence premedicate premeditated depravity.
Oh calculus premedicated
you say pre medicated listen
to him pre medicate premeditated.
You said pre medicated premeditated pre but pre
medicate medicated How do you have premeditated depravity?
You're the depraved or you're not because he's
thinking about it because the truth wants to come out.
And medicated courses. We got to
look into this. This Captagon maybe it makes you all jihadi.
Well, that's what they claim. That's what I've heard claimed
on certain radio talk shows.
I'm willing to try if we can get some does anyone have any
fan fan just gives his internet sells it. Going? Yes. What is
called the engineer again. When I would before I stopped getting
spam. Yeah, I used to get the you get this you just had put
just Google here. Fen Fen? Yeah. At ph ph en PHE. N fin fin.
Okay, or No? or P no F en Fe n where you can get it? Yeah. Oh,
ft. Nf en.
Here Fen Fen Fe N pH en safety update drug information. This
is. So you can just buy this over the counter. That seems
unlikely. You
can't really get it over the counter, but you can get it.
Well. Does anybody have some? I'm willing to take one for the
team. You probably take 10 Well, it seems like those guys are
taking 10
They're just down in these things and running around.
But what if this was a drug that really did something? What if
there's been maybe a ninja and
Jihye that make the show? Interesting? Yeah.
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donation segment. Oh my gosh. Can you see that Jews? Jobs,
jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for Joe. Let me go. I had
we need to woo at the end.
You need the woo woo was very important. Let me see. I didn't
know much about this. I'm still unsure exactly how this happened
or what happened and I think I just need some historical
perspective. Tuesday
evening, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had a phone
conversation with Jonathan Polaroids wife, Esther Sophos
released a statement with the contents of that conversation
saying he told her after decades of endless efforts, Jonathan
Pollard will be released from prison. Throughout the duration
of the arrest I kept bringing up to the American ministration the
release of Polaroid, we now wait to see Johnson Polaroids
release. Israeli officials I've been speaking to say they hope
that once Polaroid is released in November, he will immediately
be able to fly it to Israel. Under the terms of his parole. I
have to stay in the States for five years. I hope President
Obama will grant him clemency.
Okay, so this guy was arrested 30 years ago. Yeah, as a spy he
was selling us was the Department of Defence.
He was is selling American secrets
Yeah, to the Israelis. Right. And so two things one Why is he
now free to Why will he be allowed to just walk out of the
country even though he's supposed to stay for five years?
The one why was he released what happened?
I think he had a it wasn't a life sentence for what he did. I
thought this three years in jail seems like nuff time
just got out because it's time it was just time to get out.
Thanks
so yeah,
I thought there was some kind of deal that he was let out early
know if there was a deal that had been a swap or something
that we don't need Israelis we don't really do that to gain was
punished for being a spy. You can't do that. Can't spy for
anybody to spy for Britain. You can't spy for our allies. You
can't spy for the Israelis?
What is the the sentence typically? Is there a is there a
mandatory sentence that that I know of? for espionage? Let me
say there must be some guy maybe it's 30 years. I don't know. I
just found it. Interesting.
Pretty long sentence. For most things.
I just thought it interesting. Guy just pops up all of a
sudden.
Yeah, I mean, it makes it the problem. The reason he popped up
because he made a big stink. Yeah, came out. You know, he
looks just like that guy. We were talking. He looks
like Randy Quaid is.
Randy Quaid? I first saw him I said what Randy grades out of
jail free Randy, and then the guy's grousing. That's what got
him all the attention. He thinks the whole thing is bullcrap. So
it might be I mean, you don't know. We haven't looked into it
at all. It's old and you know, getting out somebody's gonna do
about it.
He does look just like Randy Quaid. Holy crap. Yes, it is.
Yeah.
We just find it peculiar. But
anyway, so Netanyahu is saying, Well, you know, we, we had every
time I went there, I had this conversation, get this guy out,
get this guy out. Now he's free. It just seems like it is a deal.
That's what that's why I bring it up. I don't understand why.
Now why he was let out just because he's grousing.
No, he's grasping once he got out. He wasn't grousing so much
inside. That in a week, you want to look into it. I
just I do. I thought that there was some kind of backroom deal
that I don't think so. No. Okay.
All right. Especially with the Obama administration. I don't
see him doing that. He doesn't like Netanyahu. He likes Jews.
He, oh, Obama. Yeah. Oh, yeah. No, he's a Muslim. Yeah. Me too,
to the gate to the gate to the clinic. You had a spectacular
newsletter, John was highlighting some documents and
information also come across my desk with more phoney baloney
doctoring of the numbers you want to summarise?
Yes, apparently NOAA, the Atmospheric Administration, or
was it
the National Oceanographic oceanographic organisation of
eight holes.
That's it. And they've been doctoring the numbers to make
the global warming thing work. I mean, the NASA people have been
kind of doing the same thing. And they're just feeding us all
a bunch of crap at but the thing that I got was this, this quote
from this woman who was the head of the UN climate,
oh, Figure Figure era, her name is forget, oh, she's scary, man.
She's scary looking. And she came out? And did you look at
the newsletters and link to her quotes and a picture of her you
did
a you did a total Trump picture of her. You picked?
Picture, the scary. Anything I did nothing is the only picture
I could find was great. I mean, if I wanted to have some fun, I
could have gone into Photoshop and I could you No,
no, no, this was good. She She looks like an evil person.
She does. She has it looks totally evil, she might point to
yours even she didn't quite say it directly. But it was implied
that they wanted she wants to end capitalism, because that's
what's causing the problem. And we have to end capitalism. And
I'm paraphrasing to an extreme. To end capitalism, we got to
find any mechanism you can. And in this case, global warming,
which people seem to think it's like a religion, you can create
this group of people that all want to, you know, the only way
can really end global warming and climate change is to is to
change from a petroleum based worldwide economy, which is what
we're running on it and just destroy that you destroy
capitalism, we had to find new mechanisms. And that would mean
a new economic system, which is what she said, about changing
the economic system. And this is crazy. And anyone who did why
this was this happened in she's made this commentary and in
February, nobody picked up on it. In fact, if they finally got
around to it just a few weeks ago, and they just got around to
it. I guess they got around to it early, but nobody else did in
the Investor's Business Daily, and I found it was like
frightening unless it's a hoax. And I don't think so.
No, this is the point. This is why the the Pope is all in on
guess your socialist Pope.
Yeah, no, this is revolutionary. This is a backdoor revolution to
uh, to overthrow the world's leading economic system, which
is the only one that seems to work
and who do you believe is leading this? Al Gore? Even Al
Gore has an aroma. This would
be the this would be the elites. This would be your
internationalists, the people that want one world order,
right? They're all in on this because it's great, and they can
discuss it openly. That's why that picture of her that's in
the newsletter was taken at Davos, where she speaks all the
time she goes to Davos where she does the big international
economic summit, where everybody goes, they tell everyone what
they want to do and what they want and they go gates is there
but it's all internationalist. They all want one world order.
Because look what happens. We don't have it. We have all this
crazy stuff going on. We just need one government. And of
course this doesn't, you know, it just doesn't you can't get
there from here. And then normal people that don't fall for the
bullcrap. Which is a lot of people that fall for the
bullcrap, you know, the global warming information, which makes
no logical sense when you start really looking into it. But they
want to see shut down everything and I had a guy affected when I
met with a friend of mine at the at this trade show I went to he
just he's no agenda list he says Don't you think it would be
better if we didn't have all these oil drills and we all went
to wind power and all this bull crap? And I said, I don't care,
maybe it wouldn't be better. But it's beside the point. We are a
International Petroleum economy that relies on this product.
And what is it really? What is it really the transportation is
only what 30% Of the use,
I don't even know if it's that much with the plastic bottles,
we drink from computers, glasses, we wear the iPhone, use
the paper or iPhones or houses IKEA, building materials, boxes,
coat hangers, pharmaceuticals, pharmaceuticals, a lot of them
come from petroleum based, it's just outrageous. And you can't
do it.
The only thing I'm worried about is just with a life imitating
art. If you go back to the state of fear, Michael Crichton's
book,
right, which outlines the the whole mechanism we're dealing
with, and he died shortly thereafter.
Coincidence? The thing I'm a little concerned about is that
you know, so we have course we have climate justice, which is
what we all need. That's what this is about climate justice
for the poor countries who were screwed over by the rich
countries.
Right. So let's play just so we keep up with the news. Let's
play the climate justice cancelled in Paris, so we can
know that this is going on.
French authorities have also announced they've cancelled the
November 29 March the day before the opening of the UN Climate
Summit, due to quote the heightened security situation,
as many as 200,000 people were expected to attend. In response
French campaigner Nicola Behringer of three fifty.org
said, quote, the government can prohibit these demonstrations
but our voices will not be silenced. While this makes it
difficult to go forward with our original plans, we'll still find
a way for people in Paris to make the call for climate
justice heard.
God, climate justice, there you go.
Yeah. And I'm a justice otherwise known as money, give
take money from one and give it to another. Yes, that is very
socialistic of anything is,
which is part of the climate change fund. And the idea is
every year to it to start off with for the rich nations to
send $100 billion to the poor nations. And of course, what
we're trying to figure out or what the leaders are trying to
figure out during their isn't 10 days or two weeks, they're going
to be in the booj which is right outside of Paris and not even
theirs in a big convention hall.
Yeah. And and our portion of that isn't it's not a huge I
think we only have a small percentage of what we would
supposed to be paying but it doesn't seem like anyone's
ponying up. Nobody but US Senator Inhofe,
the Chinese won't be putting up they're not doing anything about
anything until 2030. They say they hope it blows over by then,
of course, you're not stupid. They know what's going on. The
Indians have already said that. Yeah, we can't deal with it.
Well, we're kind of saying the same, at least some of us some
of insanity. Today,
we're especially the IRS discussed the potential legal
form of the cop 21 agreement. I think that goes without saying
but there's been a lot of things published about is it legal? Is
it binding, until yesterday, when we had in the Financial
Times Secretary Kerry announced that there would be no binding
agreement from cop 21 no binding agreement from Prop 21. And
that, you know, incurred the wrath of President Oh, lord
France, along with several other people. So but anyway, that was
an honest statement, because there won't be any. So when it
comes to the financing. I know that a lot of people over there,
the 192 countries are assumed that Americans are going to line
up and joyfully pay $3 billion dollars into this fun, but
that's not going to happen either.
I don't think so. He says, Yeah, no, that's not gonna happen.
Yeah, not gonna happen. You know, but the President is
really trying he terrorised now. Actually, I'm gonna have to say
the President acted as a terrorist as a climate terrorist
for these poor kids in Malaysia.
Oh, and Philippines, too. He did the same thing there. And he
went around
looking at talking to refugee kids see, they're all cute. No,
no Jihad ease. Change your marketing team. But he, of
course, went all out to scare the children of Malaysia. First
of
all, I think that so many of the young people here understand why
climate change is so important. So important. The science is
very clear, clear that because of the carbon emissions that we
send in,
I love how he just goes to carbon, not carbon dioxide. No,
it's the carbon emissions. Carbon emissions by themselves
aren't, I don't believe greenhouse gas or they're
called soot. Yeah, it's pollution.
But he but he won't he's talking about carbon dioxide. And the
way they stay changes to carbon pollution is just under this
unscientific climate
change is so important. The science is very clear that
because of the carbon emissions that we send in mostly from the
use of fossil fuels
to send in, send
in, like troops, we send in all right, we need a battalion a
carbon emissions,
oil, gas, coal. The temperatures worldwide, on average, are
getting higher and higher. And that begins to change weather
patterns. The oceans begin to get warmer.
It's interesting. We are right back to climate is weather,
the ice in the Arctic, whatever
is convenient. And whenever it's convenient, yeah, well, there's
also this hole that he's got to isolate. What is it resonating
effect or listen to it?
That begins to change weather patterns, the oceans begin to
get warmer, the ice in the Arctic begins to melt.
It's so simple when he explains it.
And you get a feedback loop feedback lead. As things get
warmer, that creates even more of the trend for warming. If we
don't stop the amount of carbon that we send out, and we don't
find new ways of creating energy. Then you'll see the
oceans rise. More extreme weather events. Yeah, more
drought, more flooding, bigger hurricanes, typhoons. And it
could have a devastating effect on countries all around the
world
as cooling to terrorise the Malaysian kids with typhoons.
In Paris. Our hope is to get all the countries to agree that they
will set targets for reducing carbon emissions. It won't be
the same for every country,
again, carbon emissions. I don't think they're setting carbon
emissions limits. Greenhouse I
well.
That's an interesting change in strategy. These guys are always
on the move. And they must have meetings that start using this
term. Yeah. By the way, they've since we started the show, I
guess it was probably I guess, maybe it was just slack tighter.
So something was going on. But the whatever covered the
mudflats is now gone. And that's just mud flats again.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Is that how we do mud flats?
No, the way we do mud flats is this way.
Because of what's happening in Greenland right now, the maps of
the world will have to be redrawn. This is what would
happen to San Francisco Bay.
Flat out that climate change is upon us or not. Here's John C.
Dvorak.
Well, I'm looking out the window at the mud flats and they're
still there
as of what's happening in Greenland right now. The maps of
the world will have to be redrawn.
Favourite amongst all producers John C. Dvorak mudflat report.
They do love it. Michelle Obama was also on hand in Malaysia to
talk to the children if the president scared them
sufficiently. A little when you come on that's right.
Sorry, classic. Can't help it.
saw the latest Star Wars commercial, which is now doing
two furs now.
We're gonna have to we will have seen the whole movie by the time
it actually comes out.
I am proud to say I've not seen a single trailer except this one
commercial. It's not even a trailer. I can't be bothered. I
don't know why. Why. This just shows the slave mentality was
all jacked up on the 30 year old movie, or concept.
Yeah, really. 1977 is when that thing came, and it must
be a form of escapism somehow. It's almost 40 years now they've
combined Star Wars with more slave material
Why do you keep buying toys in boxes? How do you play with I
don't. I collect them. Keep mac and cheese in here. This isn't
for eating.
I collect these two
toys you can play with the mac and cheese you can eat. This is
a room of lies.
Star Wars Hear Star Wars
I liked the line. It's a room of lies but what's the lie?
Oh the lie is that it says all the Star Wars figurines and then
there's mac and cheese but you can't eat can't play with the
figurines. You can't eat the mac and cheese. Right? That's all
that's the lie.
Was that a lie? I would have lied. Is it represented? I
don't know. But I thought the combo of mac and cheese and Star
Wars was in high five.
I admire what you did there. But I'm actually deconstructing the
the ad itself and wondering what what kind of message they're
trying to send?
Maybe we have to listen to the beginning again. Maybe we missed
something like this guy.
Why do you keep buying toys in boxes?
Why do you keep buying toys and box? I don't. I collect them.
Keep mac and cheese in here. This isn't for eating.
I collect these two
toys. You can't play with the mac and cheese you can't eat?
This is a room of lies. Yeah.
I guess children. I
think this is a subtle, hypnotic, connected thing lies
to promote consumerism.
That wouldn't be a first.
I just find it disturbing. Yeah, that are more of this dissonance
issue where you just confuse people with Oh, it's a room of
like, you've been using this term cognitive dissidence, I'm
very concerned about it ever since it came up in the
conversation with somebody else and one of our clips, I've
decided that that's part of the way the system works to, to
break people down. So we have a lot of people that donate to the
show. And not just a bit anonymous lesbian who I first
noticed it with, but she would always write sanity down in the
little note, but other people do it. And some people do it on the
checks that come from the bank is his sanity across the top
right, there is an there is a cognitive difference, this
dissonance issue in this country with people, you know, being
told one thing and then being told another and trying to push
those two things together, which logically don't make sense being
pushed together. And I think it includes the climate change
issues and a lot of other things. The Planned Parenthood
thing I think a lot of the abortion you know, abortion is
you don't you know, it's just it's very important to just live
Sankt sang sacrosanct and you can't do abortions. But let's
kill everyone in the prisons. I mean, this is kind of like self
contradictory thinking that goes on, which I think is used to
keep people befuddled and going along with the programme and you
run into it constantly with your Obama bot reports which
everybody really loves. Because they're very entertaining but
it's all this sort of thing. It's all this confusion this
illogic this and a lot of people listen to the show because this
is what you know you may I've been you heard this a lot Ah,
that's what I was thinking but nobody confirmed until you guys
came along. I thought this was crazy didn't sound right. And
this is what is going on. And so I'm using it to point out these
various versions of and I think this is one of them this how a
room of lies or whatever it's got nothing to do with lies and
what kind of lie are we talking about? I don't get it
right. But this I don't think that this was created
specifically for cognitive different you well in unless and
I'm not aware of this unless marketing and advertising has
some theory about cognitive dissonance that it works better
or that has a deeper ad agency doing this ad All right, I want
to try and that'd be a copywriter want to try it I
don't know if we can but
we have this client craft and then we got to tie in Can we do
a tie in with something more we got
we got to Star Wars TIE in is what we're gonna do we also have
mac and cheese we want to promote we've been promoting mac
and cheese across the country and we want to slip it in sales
got to go up we need more mac and cheese so we got to do well
we got a couple of people that can come in on this we got the
Star Wars guys and then we got the mac and cheese got nothing
to do with each other. And here's what we're gonna do.
We're going to create a cognitive dissonance which is
going to sell people on both these products by confusing
them. First we're going to have these two this guy collects that
get this plate is visualise this I'm visualising the guy's got
he's collecting Star Wars toys Star Wars toys which people do
they do and he's collecting mac and cheese box oh my
god that's brilliant. You're putting the product right up
there with Star Wars zero
cents. Yes the view now associated mac and cheese was
valuable. High quality products and then you throw and then to
completely throw people off you say it's a room of lies. Yes.
What does that mean? Nobody knows but they're so confused
during the process that they associate the value of mac and
cheese with the with the expense of Star Wars toys. It's it's a
winner
and every single time you see a Star Wars toy, the kids are
gonna think mac and cheese.
Exactly. You got it
here miles ready killing myself. What's five plus x equals Stop.
And after three kids my bad just like the Holland Tunnel. Yeah,
sometimes I walk around and it sounds like somebody string mac
and cheese. Yeah, we'll do a couple of native ads like that.
Winter, man and we move from that to he getting the public to
eat bugs. That'll be a great
man and that is really cranking up. I love that Kickstarter.
With the bug drawers you can make mealworms
bug drawers good is a new thing. I saw a big story. big headline
story. People Tet being tested on an ultra high end hamburger
made from from grasshoppers. high end, high end. No. Yeah,
they're gonna make it. Let's make it a prestige item. They
had the same meeting the same guys at a meeting and they were
talking about what we have to do is we have to get have to make
it look like it's like elites food. We don't want to make it
look like some peasant or some poor bastard. Starving in the
desert has to find some cockroaches to eat. Yeah,
yeah, that that thing is so surprising. Is there a cycle in
the bug eating thing they must
like no, no. This is I think this is just a gag.
Yes, sadly, a lot of a lot of people getting in on it.
Just because they're idiots. Are they
or should we have our own line of bug food?
We're not selling bug food. How about bug juice? bug juice used
to be the slang term for soy sauce in my family? Oh,
bug juice. The My family was like crappy Kool Aid like brand
Kool
Aid. Apparently world war two Navy. My dad was in the Navy in
World War Two. Yeah, they called it bug juice. Soy sauce. Okay.
Anyway, JB I remember now this is all come to me. I didn't
forgot about this. At the dinner table. He'd say stuff like patch
the bug juice. You don't pass the soy sauce. That's the bug
Jerusalem. Excellent. I gotta write that one down. In my
memoirs.
Oh, this will come out after the vinegar book. Oh, yes. Right
after
that vinegar book. And the depression book. Don't forget
that one. I got to finish these books. Yeah.
Are you ever going to finish one you think?
Yes. I'm going to. I've got a bunch of in the I got a bunch in
the can.
Yeah, I'm working on my book.
Okay. Yeah.
Well, you guys about my life. Oh, okay. Good. I'm gonna finish
it after I'm done. Well,
while we were talking about the assume we're off the topic of
the Yeah, I'm done. I'm done. We're back. I just want to get
this clip out of the way this is. I think that Merkel's losing
her, you know, she's a co a coalition leader. Yeah, she
doesn't have her party doesn't own the place. And
she's kind of losing the steam out. Here's
a report from Deutsche valla. On her talking to the CSU, which is
one of her groups that she's one of the
parties. That's her coalition partners who don't like her.
They
don't like her much because of the refugee thing. But here she
had this a good report, Merkel talk and CSU.
And in Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel has defended her
refugee policy before her Bavarian coalition ally, the
CSU. Merkel has run into opposition from the CSU to open
arms policy of welcoming migrants including Syrian
refugees to Germany.
Hold on a second was that her I thought something else is
playing behind. That's just her. Very sorry.
These migrants arrive when they first arrived in Germany and it
is struggling to cope. This Merkel renewed her call to
address the root causes for mass migration, and to increase
cooperation at an international level. And we call out. Earlier
we spoke with our correspondent Rupert VT evolved, who watched
Angela Merkel speech and asked him what kind of reception The
Chancellor received.
Well, at first, the reception was rather friendly,
surprisingly friendly, I would say what the longer Angular
Merkel's hold her speech. And the more it kept became clear
that she was trying to move around the crucial points,
especially around the controversial refugee gap. The
CSU has been eagerly pushing for in the last weeks, the more that
the tension grew in during this convention here, and the more it
became clear that the this won't be the day of Angela Merkel, and
was was rather extraordinary in the end was that after speech,
CSU party chairman horsey Hoffa came up on stage and talked for
about 15 minutes while a Chancellor Merkel had to stand
beside him and it all looked a little bit like the the teacher
is telling its smaller pupil how things are done properly. And in
the end, Angela Merkel left the hall with as much as no applause
that was rather extraordinary.
Yeah, well, of course that party represents most of the I guess
it's Bavaria. Yes. Which is where they where she's from,
isn't
she from i She might
be but whatever the barrier, but but but this these refugees are,
that's their entry point. So they're inundating this part of
the of Germany and this is not going over? Because they got
that to go. We talked about this big stream, you know, the wide
far as the eye can see coming down there. I was like, it's
like army ants in Africa.
Yeah, and there's so many there's so many of these videos
about the open the gate there's versions of that that I put a
couple in the show notes it's 776 dot no agenda notes.com It's
really quite incredible to see what anyone I show that type of
video to the wall. Oh my god, I had no idea so what do you think
it was? We're not being it's not being shown. It's just not
it isn't being shown. I'm only seeing the good videos on
outside of the US newscast. They talked with the you know, we do
the big three ABC, NBC, CBS, they do close up shots they do
on the scene, they got it with a microphone and a few guys
straggling past framing is very tight indeed. And the framing is
tight. You don't see that you don't they don't pull back and
show this line of Dakota the cool rise and have you know,
hundreds of 1000s of people slowly trudging along the way,
you know, pooping all over the place. Right. That's never been
addressed.
I think I'm done for now. Unless you have any tech news.
I almost had tech news, but I think we can put that off
next. I don't really other than I got the Lima. I got my Lima in
you know, but Lima, I don't know what you're talking about. Lima
was a Kickstarter idea. And it's a little, it's like a like a
little it's almost the size of an iPhone like twice like two
iPhone chargers stacked together. And you plug it into
your router, you plug a drive into it any size you want. This
so I got a one terabyte drive. And then that creates a cloud
your own personal cloud for any device you have including your
phone. And the idea that
Western Digital has a thing called a personal cloud six
terabyte drive, you plug into the into the your main router,
and then it does the same thing for all. It's just a drive it
doesn't cost to drive and some software and you know, the
hardware and the drive. It's It's okay, yeah, so then as with
six terabytes, and you plug it in, and you're only you, for all
practical purposes only pay for the six terabytes not really
paying for anything else. To us,
it's the same. That's the same idea except these guys, they
have you buy the Dongle for 99 bucks, which is expensive, but I
understand that is expensive. And then you have to buy a
drive. But I gotta tell you, the software is not ready for
primetime. And so now I have a
certain dish, I would recommend the Western Digital. There's
your tech news. There's your plug.
That's pretty good. I didn't realise that was out there. I
thought I think Seagate had
something similar earlier. But the Western Digital is really
pushing them as hard. Because they're finding like with me,
I'm using the Microsoft Cloud and it the other day, it just
wouldn't accept files anymore. Like then we're not interested
cloud permissions or what I mean, the files are still there,
they're intact. But I can't move anything to the cloud, I'm
having to move to my regular doc file. But since I'm running a
fairly thin, my main machine is fairly thin. And so far as
internal hard disk space, I'm going to drop this, I'm gonna
start using this six terabyte drive cloud. I can also backup
to it from my place in Port Angeles, because it's on the
internet, even though that's a dangerous years ago is
considered very dangerous to use in any network attacks attached
storage. But I think now I think it's not so much because it just
so much. I mean, a cloud is for all practical purposes, the same
thing.
Yeah, they're trying to do something which I think the main
idea is they have apps and then the app jiggers your phone so
when you take a picture, it's automatically also uploaded to
the to your Lima drive. But they market it more like Oh, you'll
now have a terabyte on your phone. But it's not really true.
In fact, you know, it's not be further from the truth, quite
honestly. So I would say not necessarily a gadget we need.
But I'm still loving the Amazon Echo. Yeah. Despite reports
coming out that
that what
that is listening to you, da da of course is listening to you.
All right. I think tonight I'm going to check for Illuminati
signals on the American Music Awards. Yeah,
they huge said yourself I asked you about this and you said
yourself that's really the Grammys where those show up
it is but considering today's state of affairs, maybe there'll
be some messaging going on in the show tonight. All right,
well, so it's my beat.
It is your beat it the beauty contests
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