These guys are in a bubble. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, March 27 2016. Time once again via gizmo nation media
assassination episode 811. This is no agenda. Still wearing our
pockets as the US political hell freezes over and broadcasting
live from the Capitol. Lone Star state here in FEMA Region six in
the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm not cold. I'm John C.
Dvorak. Vaughn and buzzkill
See, you mentioned the Zephyr before the opening you didn't
have anything to say
well it wasn't a Zephyr I think was the coastal the coast
Starlight or the thing is, and it was really late. I think it
goes in comes into town like Oh, no morning or seven. Have to
look up the site to look at the schedules now. As a certified
Folmer
you are a foamer as true
just in case you forgot your foamer this trouble?
Well, welcome to the only podcast that writes its name in
the sky.
Yes, I saw that. You posted that on the on the Twitter. I did.
Yeah, what to explain what happened.
We decided to do some digital skywriting by following a GPS
track and reporting that back to the ground stations where
everyone could watch it being drawn live on the web and is
still there today
that's a you pack them in for that
one you know a lot of people like to John in fact a lot of
people said they liked
it it's just daily not gonna be watching it live action. Were
there
What were you doing? What were you doing Saturday being instead
of watching
watching grass grow instead of
watching promote the show us watching
paint dry what's interesting you know when the paint dries it
kind of lightens up
You're such nevermind
I see you change now I see why they it just looks because you
did it like you could do it all on one like thing you should do
do it again in script.
What was cool about it is that I took along my my ham radio my my
digital my ham thing. Wait,
let's let's get that preface again. Yeah, what was cool about
it was cool about it was that I brought my handheld and I was
beaconing every 30 seconds on aprs down to you know just ham
radio, ground stations Digi Peters and that showed up on
aprs dot FYI so you could see our track on multiple platforms.
Crowd. So disingenuous.
It's showing. Wow, well, a lot of people liked it.
I'm sure there were four or five people's, some old guys old
geezers, as you like to call them that just I was great. I
thought it was a creative thing. And it was posted on Twitter. So
1000s of people saw it and that form Yeah. Wondering what, what
is this?
I wanted to read a comment to you because I also posted it in
like a ham radio Reddit group.
A ham radio Reddit group.
Let me see if I can find this because you'll crack up here we
go. So I put it here it is.
This is so bad. All right.
So I posted my little blog to the Reddit Amateur Radio Group
and here's the guy. First Response. What are you going for
that drawing looks like nothing. So this guy in Japan made a
proposal by walking the entire island of Japan with his GPS
much more epic than having someone fly you around for an
hour.
Welcome to the internet. A ham radio guys.
Yeah. It affects everybody. Unbelievable. Unbelievable.
Anyway,
so that was just a little distraction.
I liked it. I like I enjoy it to be seriously. I thought it was I
thought it was on some level. Cool.
No, that's all we were going for some level. Some set some level.
It's about the extent of what we can do here. John is just we're
not really good. At some level. We're somehow we're kind I'm not
quite sure how but we may be cool. Yeah, kind of work on it.
And nobody else did it.
That's what I'm saying boy. Anyway, Ah, okay. Well, I've
been just reading Dutch stuff.
belted reading doing a lot of reading. Yeah, the
just seeing what I think catch more from from Brazil. roles and
understanding.
Let's start with a little light. You know, this guy, Mike Morel.
Yeah, of course, he was the deputy chief, the CIA's on
a lot of stuff. He's trying to become like a normal guy or your
regular. Catherine herridge.
I think I think what happened, you recall Mike left, and then
he was going to have this big Silicon Valley funded venture
where he would have all this great spy stuff based upon his
experience. I don't think that really, I don't think I don't
think it panned out.
Well, there's something about him that bothers me. And I think
there's a reason that he's never really going to get that gig
he's looking for. And I think I've, I've summarised it by
cutting down a couple of his clips and see if you can see
what the common the common theme is your that would probably,
can I guess what it is? I'm going to write it. I'm going to
write I guess I'm going to write it down. Write it down. I'm
going to write it down. Is this the short clip you've produced?
Is the clip I produces called Mike Morel in the days and weeks
ahead, right here, as well. Right. So we don't know. Right?
Dates, right. The Defence right. Security? Intelligence, right.
The leadership level, right. The local level, right.
Communications, right. Right. Your guy in the mosque, right.
I bend over here. You might as well get into you right. Oh.
Really a clip now.
Everybody felt so bad about your massive cutting room floor
failure. Did you did you pick up the pieces from the cutting room
floor yet? Oh, everyone wants to hear that.
It's coming. It's coming.
Tina was on was in tears. Because we do you set it up and
it was so beautiful. Then there was something else funny that
happened. So she she's I know she was reading off or something
email to me. And she says, Let me see if I can find exactly
what it was. He said something to the effect of Oman. And you
find this
was the title of it. This is
yeah, this is good. It goes great. Well, I wasn't expecting
to do this this very
show. I'd see him in the sky. How can
I how can I be jinxing this show? I'm just jinxing the show.
What playing Mike morale is Jinx.
What was what was the title of the newsletter? It was something
like here's a picture you won't see on mainstream media. Yes. So
I haven't seen I'm not. I'm just doing something else. And Tina
says, Oh, here's a picture you will never see on mainstream
media. And my first response is, Wow, that's some clickbait if I
ever heard of it.
Of course. It's fact. You clicked on this picture of a
Bernie Sanders right. Here's what happened. On Friday, we had
a dinner with the with the millennials.
Oh, be careful what you say because you're wrong. No matter
what you say about the millennials, any conclusions you
draw? You're wrong.
So So Jesse has this these photos that were taken as one of
the Seattle Bernie rallies, and there's just like, she never
sent them to me what she should have, what to use those. And so
it's this huge, outrageous they filling that safe code thing,
you know, 20,000 people was this specific to Washington though,
or was it? No, this particular one was taken from the Portland
paper and this was the mode centre, motor centre, whatever
it is, I think is where the where the Portland Trailblazers
play, and it was filled to capacity with Bernie in there
and there was some clips of it. And if somebody sends me a nasty
note saying that's a no B roll the whole picture from someplace
else. He said he only got 11,000 people in his thing. And I said,
this was I didn't believe, I think this guy's full of it.
Whatever the case, they are not playing any of they're not
putting any of these. They're not giving Bernie his due for
packing in the closet is this report on his local station.
They'll play these things locally, which showed showed
Bernie's place full. They have live feed of this of this speech
he had the people had to wait two hours before Bernie even
showed up. And then he comes out and you can't hear him. It's
ridiculous. But there's people outside it's much much more
cramped and crowded and popular than any Trump rally. Seems to
me and Trump is big. He's drawn to big crowds. But Bernie's
bigger. And they just won't talk about this. And I had to, and I
promised that I would discuss this for a minute. Yes. And the
thing is, is that Bernie and we talked about this at the table
to the media, people are not going to give Bernie anytime
Bernie is out to screw them.
Yeah. He's not spending any money. He is totally a spending
money this year. He's got 40 million here and there and he's
got a super PAC and the rest of his money being spent well
that's spending to this probably about what they're spending.
They're spending money but but the thing is Bernie is the only
one who is extremely sincere to the point where he's fanatic
about campaign finance reform. Right. And this is taking the
money. Right now immediate works. It's gonna screw them.
Yeah, they know half of them won't even be in business if
they don't like it. But to be honest,
every single candidate always talks about comprehensive
campaign finance reform even Hillary. Yep. But she doesn't
actually walk the walk.
No, they're all full of crap. They're doing it for the Bernie
is sincere and they know it. Yeah. So he gets no coverage for
these, you know, you brought in 50,000 people. Hey, look,
there's a there's 15 people over here protesting something.
Let's, let's send a crew over there. Yeah. And so Bernie has
never ended in and he doesn't have to do this because nobody,
I don't care. I don't even talk to people. They always talk a
big game about this. But to be honest about it. I don't know
anyone who is sincerely all in on campaign finance reform. The
public, especially oh my god, he's in for campaign pioneer.
I'm voting for him because of campaign finance.
Reform. I don't even think that. And he's made allusions to such.
If Trump wins the nomination, he goes into the general he'll be
taking money. He's already kind of alluded to that like Yeah,
well, you know, if you want to give me my I already know,
his pitch I can hear. What's the pitch? What's the pitch? The
pitch is? These guys are gonna bring a suit. They're bringing
in so much money.
Can't you do it like Trump? I mean, that's kind of
a you know, I try. I'll take whatever you got when I was at
media they used to I was always played when they had his little
dramas and their little in the basement. They Oh, yeah, I
remember those. I used to be the Trump character. They had a wig
for me. I did kind of a Trump is terrible. Do you want to give it
a shot? No. It's mostly the look there as opposed to the way
highly visual. But Trump is going to say that look, they're
coming at him with all the get all this money, and he's gonna
have to just to compete, you know, he's only gonna get so
much they don't, they're not gonna give him so much free
stuff anymore. He's gonna have to take some money. He's gonna
He's gonna do it as a fallback for dogs.
To have to, but he Yeah. So what exactly is the pitch? I'm not
quite sure what the pitch is. That was
the pitch and just given I didn't, there's a
little you not need to tighten it up. Yeah,
that's true. I need to tighten it up, tighten whatever. There's
a little case. And I'm using that phrase. The media is not
going to give Bernie a break on this because he know he's an
idiot. He's not interested. That
wasn't what he's got his attraction to what all the young
people are after. I think you nailed it. He school,
free college. College is boring. Since you're on that topic. This
was a little thing from Vox media. And so they it's a long
piece. It's a 10 minute piece. I just took the intro one minute,
which is perfect. It says really cute girl, millennial girl. And
she's go and she is convinced and she knows is true. That when
when Trump is elected president, then all the millennials are
going to move to Canada. And so this is a whole break. Because
she winds up interviewing Trudeau which was not
interesting, because he's just Well, that's suck as that guy
is. Oh my God, he's a huge disappointment. But just listen
to the opening. Like can't believe this. I'm gonna
politician on believable. You can see
the excitement. Get those hands. Are they small? People want to
move to
Canada. They're not acting like politicians or anything like
middle school kids. If Donald Trump is president, that's going
to be really big disaster. I'll probably have to leave the
country.
Where would you go?
I'm going to Canada gonna move to Canada. 20% of Americans say
they'll move to Canada if Donald Trump was elected president 15%
If Hillary is
elected president, I agree I would move to we brought them
the immigration papers. I have application forms for permanent
residence in Canada, would you fill it out? And they're like,
hell yeah. Like it would be a great reality show. Like I would
watch that show. It'd be very well written. Honestly, it was a
reality show. But it's
a reality show Millennials move to Canada and havia that's
something we could produce. Where did you get that? Vox VO X
Vox media Vox Vox
Yeah, it was just like a video that sitting there now it's
it's yeah, it's a 10 minute video on you know, where they
she winds up interviewing Trudeau and he says well, you
know, don't come to Canada. It's kind of his
place stay away.
Especially you but this would be a fantastic reality show follow
these millennials as they starve to death in Canada and Canada
freeze to death in Canada.
Northern Territories await everyone Come on. What's the new
name for the northern territories? It's something
Inuit city or something.
Take me down to Inuit city where the grass is green and the girls
are pretty. Alright axles on the phone. Yeah. So that was just
one of those. That's one of those things. Wow.
What are these things? Let's say Trump didn't get elected. Yeah.
Nothing, nothing. But do they expect it happens
as much as changed during Barack Obama's presidency? No, not
much. Yeah, I always like when the president of course, we're
happy to talk about how he has, you know, what 10 months left to
to work on the Supreme Court nominee and all this stuff. But
otherwise, he's not doing anything. No, he's not going to
fight ISIS. He's not going to take care of anything. No one
even talks about what what shampoo when you say, oh, what
Shambles we're in. But then it's always everything was great
because the president fix every
tango in Argentina
and he really shitty he was really
bad. But he's if you ever see him throw a baseball nominee.
Yes. Michelle was I think he's seems to be he actually does
seem to be able to play basketball. Yeah.
But Michelle was good because she had a guy leading her and
you know, bleed follow, he is much easier than leading
president was really that's ever happened with a really poor
really, really poor. Alright, just hold on crazy people about
Trump. Here's a Keith Olbermann. For some reason, he
got his kid trying. I think he's trying to get a job or it's just
gonna be back and show business. And so he's making his normal
fuss about anything. It's actually any Republican But
Trump's a good target. And he
he may be promoting heavily does he? Does he not have a book or
something out?
I don't know if he can write a book.
While he was on the view, usually you only get on the
view, which you're gonna be.
Yeah, I think he's getting a new gig. I think somebody's finally
happening, shot the bullet and hired me they, you know, he's a
beast kind of snake bit because he's not a good employee.
Although I have to say I've always enjoyed him. I always,
always
enjoy. We've both always enjoyed him. Well, here he is, on the
view. Briefly. Somebody
said to me the other day, and they were quite serious. And
you're gonna understand when you hear these two things together,
terrify what would happen if ISIS got nukes. They're thinking
about Alright, so I said, What would happen if Donald Trump got
nukes? Yeah, who would use it?
Which is the more realistic concern
for us at the moment. I mean, the second one is a distinct
visible possibility. And the first one is theoretical, but
very unlikely because they're difficult to move, but he gets
them the day in first day. And
here's the key to your notes, Mr. President.
Yeah, yeah, that's That's right. That's exactly how or exactly
how it works. Yes.
Well, this morning I awoke. Actually, it was late last night
before I went to bed, and the terrorists have won. In Europe,
the terrorists have won. I'm sorry, the terrorists have won
the march against fear scheduled to take place in Brussels.
It's been called I wanted to get this clip so bad.
It's been called the march against fear is cancelled
because we're afraid. Exactly. It just doesn't get much better
than that people demand.
That's the best news of the week.
The march against fear scheduled to take place in Brussels has
been called off the rally due to be held on Sunday was organised
to encourage solidarity in the country hit by deadly suicide
bombings on Tuesday. citing security concerns the Brussels
mayor called for the March to be postponed to a later date. Limo
showed that we share the emotion of the population and we prefer
to leave the security forces working on the investigation. So
we asked that the march that many people asked included
wanted to participate in would be postponed by a few weeks. The
terror threat level remains at three out of a possible for
following the attacks. Meaning a rally would require considerable
manpower from police forces already stretched by
investigations. just sad.
It's just so sad. It was fun. The irony I guess is last but
that March Against Fear was cancelled due to fear. This is
so sad they have one and then what happens this morning is a
whole bunch of people who are pissed off and not afraid go out
towards the memorial there by the I think the makeshift
memorial and they start protesting and say hey, this is
our home get out you foreigners and you know, I've looked at the
video this is a long report but we can just stop it wherever we
want. But you're but what she's saying. You're not seeing you're
seeing a lot of people jostling around, but listen, it's a CNN.
Well, George the ambience here has changed a lot in the last
few minutes. It was just about five minutes ago, that a rather
large group of far right wing football hooligans essentially
more marched on to this memorial squared
okay, so now the vision you have to have is a bunch of skinheads
marching with Jack Jack not boots,
Jack Lutz
you're not seeing any of that.
They began chanting over and over again on a che new which
oneisha New means we're in our home this is our home
essentially a sort of racist chants like a
sort of racist chant. They're saying this is our home we're in
our home. That's not I mean, I understand the implications but
she says far right hooligans, racist are home, this
is our home essentially, a sort of racist chant. I can tell you
that I saw sports, several Nazi salutes,
I saw several Nazi salutes. You can't see him now. But I saw.
I saw I saw several Nazi salute. Flare, and now essentially what
you're seeing, I'm just gonna step out of the way so you can
get a better sense of what's going on.
And you're just seeing a crowd of people. Yeah, there's people
who early Yeah. And there's anger. There's anger. And we're
really hooligans. Not with my trained eye. They weren't but
anyway. It's just wow, ridiculous. So that is going
that's happening today. These some people are not afraid. Just
the march against fear. People were afraid. It's just crazy.
It's really it's really, really, really nuts.
Well, here was a one of the reports from Deutsche Vela. All
right, that kind of another hedge shaker not quite match the
one you just played. But don't play that Coulda, Woulda,
Shoulda in Belgium. This is kind of interesting,
piling up, they have missed so many good opportunities to pick
these people up earlier. It is quite hair raising. And on the
other hand, also help arrived. There are now 11 FBI agents in
Brussels who are helping, there is Interpol and there are French
and Dutch anti terror agents, were also giving a hand. So the
Belgians finally received the help, they probably would have
needed much earlier.
So people were given all the blunders that have happened,
people there must be furious that the security apparatus has
has failed so spectacularly.
Anger is mounting. And I suppose as the investigation and
Parliament goes forward, and more and more details come to
light, it will be hard questions will be put particularly by the
Belgian media. Also imagine you were one of the family men, but
members of the victims. And you have to look at these reports
and see over and over again, that this could have probably be
prevented at the Belgian police and anti terror agents acted
earlier and acted in unison. Finally, now we see a push we
see that they work together that they cooperate across Europe,
and even with the United States. This could have been done
earlier.
What is the point of five eyes then?
Well, that's not in Belgium. No. But well, I mean, you can say I
would agree, I know what you're gonna say. And I'm gonna say it
to if we were supposedly we got everybody bugged. We got
everything. We got eyes on everything.
These guys were the brothers were on a terror watch list, a
US terror watch list.
But apparently it's ineffective.
Maybe they have to pay their they didn't pay their dues for
the subscription. You know, I get the
sense. During some of the reporting, I had close like a
couple, like maybe about just when this happened, and maybe
you didn't play him because I didn't get to him. But I've
always had the sense that there's we held back information
for the so we could get in more we so we can kind of know we got
our 11 and
we being our artists, security and law enforcement. Okay, our
operatic
or APA work well done. Yes, yes. Well, there are apparatus so we
can get in to get a lawyer in, especially in this part of
Belgium where the EU is located because we maybe have not been
able to pick up all that we haven't built a bug the entire
parliament.
Well, I'm wanting to get back to something that you said was
actually a clip that you played on the previous show before we
do that a couple of anomalies because now they've kind of
floating to the top of things that took place during these
this pretty much week in in Brussels. First I have Professor
Ryan Murrow sure where he's professor. But anyway, he was on
the it's the only place I could find the clip about this. He was
on the Frank Gaffney show and Frank Gaffney runs, you know,
he's like this, Uber, Uber Jew hate hate the what's the woman?
The crazy woman who did the cartoon contest? What's her
name? She's one of her want to hold that woman?
She's one of those sound like millennials. I'm sorry,
I don't remember her name. That one. Anyway, so So take that
with with a grain of salt. One of the other
interesting details about the suspect that was captured,
that's gotten some attention is the fact that he was frequently
seen at a gun A bar before drinking before he became
radicalised. And that speaks to an issue that is sensitive and
the media doesn't touch upon very often, which is that one of
the key elements of the radicalization process is that
they tell people this is how you atone for your sin. This is how
you gain entry into Paradise because you are such a dirty
filthy person that you have to go and die in a violent jihad in
order to gain entry.
You got Pamela Geller? That's the woman I was thinking of. So
well I was
thinking it will do go kick continue because I have a
thought on this.
Okay, I'm gonna go off in a slightly different direction
then we'll come back. I definitely want to play this
clip from from the last show, which I think I certainly
underestimated. So here is this was just a little ditty actually
Brian the gay Crusader caught this one. It says CNN burn burn,
burn it out front. And she has wasn't Nick Payton Walsh was
reporting from the scene and just just this little, little
thing. Now what's
key is that interior ministry officials have released a
statement suggesting five people have been arrested in raids this
night. Now it isn't clear if they're concentrated in this
area, those five arrests or across the Capitol. We're not
aware of any other raids occurring at this stage. It
seems Ryan now other different reports coming in. But Aaron,
there had been a concentration of trucks down that road, which
we thought potentially were police evidence vehicles. It
turns out actually a film shoot has been occurring here as well.
But for the doubt,
really should so there was a film shoot that had permission
to film in the area. The press was not allowed back there. A
whole bunch of trucks for a film shoot in Brussels. Hmm. It is.
Now to this clip that you played. Which, just sometimes
somehow, sometimes how the show works, these things just pass me
by. But I always listen to the show after we're done. And I
usually find thing usually it's a joke that you passed off and
like, Oh, crap, that was a good one. I didn't even hear it. Now
you're one liners. But then this clip.
The second is Ibrahim Elba Crowley. He was reportedly
arrested in Turkey Loida shit.
That's not the one. Remember that could be there.
Now. That's it is your clip. That's not the one I wanted.
Now. I'm sorry. Hold on. Let me get the one I wanted. It also
started with odd, dammit. And I say and I saved this clip. Right
after the show. Because what was the one about the odd guys
walking around? That's the one that's a clip. I'm looking for
the odd guys. You remember that? No. Hang on a second. Here it
is. This is the one this
is at the time he was the Buzzfeed News, Michael Hastings
fellow.
Well, what did they miss?
Well, that was a particular story about a raid that took
place in his town in eastern Belgium in January of last year.
And it was right in the aftermath of the Charlie Hebdo
attacks. And so it didn't really get a lot of attention at the
time. But what I did is I went back and looked at it. And I
noticed that the description of it the reporting on it the way
that the prosecutor talked about it fit with the pattern that we
tend to hear about these raids, somebody who's a psychopath of
some sort, who goes to Syria, who returns back to Brussels.
He's a very Islamist radical, and he wants to blow himself up
and kill everyone. And that made some sense. But there was a
third guy in that house. And they group them together in that
category. But he didn't really fit there. He seemed to be
someone who had he had never gone to Syria. Everyone I met
said he wasn't radicalised at all. Some people's that he may
have had no idea what he was doing there. But I think more or
less was which raid, this was a raid in a town called ver VA
where they were they killed everyone except him and this guy
jumped out the window. And the prosecutor conceded that he
didn't seem prepared to die
like the other two that killed everyone in a fierce firefight.
Really,
I mean, you may have heard about the firefight in Santa nice
after the attacks in Paris, it was exactly the same. I mean, it
was it was many, many minutes long, but after Charlie Hebdo,
this is after Charlie Hebdo. So it was much earlier and and what
I realised is that people like this guy seem to exist. They
come up all the time in these attacks. And they're people who
play kind of smaller support roles, who have connections to
the people who we think of as the terrorists, through
childhood growing up in the neighbourhoods together through
petty criminality, but they aren't terrorists in the way we
think of it. And if we realised that actually, those are the
people we need to focus on, it helps us to understand that the
foundation for the terrorism structure that exists in cities
like Brussels and in Paris, of people who are going abroad and
coming back, it's it's maybe much more mundane than the sort
of high rhetoric we hear about people trying to defeat
democracy, and they hate our freedoms and things like that.
It's actually people who exist within a sort of lower spectrum
of, of local grievances and criminality, and things that
actually are maybe easier to deal with but also more
complicated to try to understand.
So when I heard this clip, that really for the first time at BU
was facepalm time like holy crap. This guy is onto something
really, really big.
Okay, explain.
Well, what he's saying is, around all of these terrorist
attacks, there always seems to be some lower level guys who
were just kind of quiet and not really terrorists, but this kind
of in and out, they're low level guys. These are the instigators,
it appears to me. And the bigger question, of course is Oh, who
are they? It could just as easily be us.
I would
agree with that. And we have so many good justice easy bsbi
laughing This is what you know, I'm saying,
Well, I have clips to back you up on this, which is going to be
as we progress on this particular episode. That may
kind of indicate Yeah, okay. But first, I want to just do an
aside. Oh, you pumped me all up ball. Oh, it's coming. But the
aside can't be ignored. Which is this one. This gay thing is
yeah, it's annoying. The gay guy. Yeah. The Gay Guy. Famous
gay guy. Yeah. And he's like, want to impose himself on what I
was thinking. What if ISIS?
No, he didn't blow himself up. He was the guy who got caught.
He was caught. He's the guy Yes.
But he's but he's a low level guy. Well, here's here's the
question. What if this whole ISIS then the drone, the gays
off the buildings is all bullshit? Yeah. And maybe
there's like a gay element to the whole thing.
It's cases, the case.
Explain this. I like this. Explain. Explain this for a
second. There's a gay element. It's all gay guys who are doing
this.
Awesome. Would that be? Awesome. Would that be voting?
It would be awesome. Well, Alexander the Great is almost
his entire army. Were gay guys hopped up on morphine. Really?
Yeah, the whole army is almost all gay one party so the way to
go the gays can they can fuck the gays. Gays.
The gaze. And low level guy is pun intended.
We're terrible. Yes. So
but it's it's not it's not a crazy theory. What if?
No, it's not a crazy theory, especially if you think of
Alexander the Great. But I'm just I just dawned on me because
there's been it's been eating me this guy does it were this guy.
This gay guy that will how's it come back? From what all we've
heard here it is. From all we've heard. There's no way any ISIS
guy can be gay men throw him off of a roof.
That's where they belong bouncing
bounced off down. Now, is that possibly we don't know that any
of this to be true?
Hold on. Let me let's look let's let's look at what we got for a
moment here. We have first of all of the confirmation of this
being ISIS came through SITE Intelligence Group, Rita Katz,
she was the only person to confirm it. As far as I can
tell, the only person to confirm it. We're very sceptical about
her. She could definitely have an agenda. I'm looking at her
background. All of the videos that were cited by carry by
Obama, anytime it's come up in Congress are the highly produced
multi camera fakes and I say fake because you we never
actually saw someone's head being cut off. We never actually
saw someone being burned alive. We just saw all these highly
stylized videos. So there's a video is very, very
questionable. We've been on that for years, we've been talking
about the videos you're doing sometimes you see real videos,
and it's obvious, it's real. It's not stylized, and someone's
head gets chopped off and rolls on the ground. It's for real.
But the stuff that they've been citing is not real. So then then
we have if you truly had then we have the State Department saying
fuck the EU, we don't care and that yes, that related to
Ukraine, but that is the feeling fuck these guys who gives a shit
about them. We'll do whatever we need to do for ourselves. Now,
if we're playing with somebody, I don't know if we're in bed
with if we're still in bed with with Turkey with Erdogan. It's
very possible. Maybe we've somehow come up with a new deal
with the Russians. But whatever it is, let's just say we want to
destabilise Europe. Well, all the pieces yes, we're behind it,
all the pieces fit and it's, it could easily be about what a
great cover that have these the loaner guys who show up and
start to really, truly router class and get people all pumped
up. works here. Yeah, yes,
it works here.
What do you mean by that?
We have FBI guys finding some dumb fucks and they go over with
you, you know Jihad debt to America and then the next thing
you know, they got the guy pushing a button on a phone that
supposed to blow up a Chicago tower. Yep. works here. Yeah.
And it could just be a gay Cabal. That would be that'd be
hilarious. A
part the gay part is bothers interesting. It's bothers these
these thought, but be wise. Since you mentioned turkey.
Yeah. You know, what's going on in Turkey with the journalists?
Right?
Yeah, they're they were arrested. And they're standing
trial now.
And what do you know about them?
They are financed by for to La Gulin.
With a Gulin. Is that of newspapers, a ghoul in his paper
on his paper? Yes. Yeah. Well, what did they what? So what was
the reason for them getting arrested?
Because they were telling the truth about about Turkey sending
troops down to kill the Kurds?
Well, okay, whatever I, I was, I would have said the same thing
until I heard this report. There's actually a real story
behind this.
Is this about business about the the new ghetto they want to make
in southwestern turkey. Northeastern
actually dimmed the GS journalist did a real report,
though, stop, I can't believe that. So let's play this
journalism. And who are these? Who are these journalists? These
who did this report explains it all. But it also tells the what
the story they wrote that got him thrown in jail is all about
which has never been reported. As far as I know in the United
States. Thank you.
To Turkish journalists have gone on trial behind closed doors and
charges of espionage. One of them is the editor in chief of
Jim Hall, yet one of the country's biggest opposition
newspapers. He and his colleague face life in prison for a story
they published last year about Turkey's role in the Syria
conflict. They'd already spent 92 days in jail before the
Constitutional Court ruled that their pretrial detention could
not be justified. So what are these journalists done to sow
anger? President Erdogan DW correspondent Dorian Jones in
Istanbul can tell us more. Dorian, what came out of today's
proceedings? Well, it
was a very controversial proceeding in despite the
Constitutional Court ruling that this case violates individual
freedoms and media freedom the court is considered is carrying
on with this case added to the controversy. The court have now
decided that all future proceedings will be held in
secret, and there will be a ban on media reporting of this.
Following that ruling, there was absolute mayhem in the court, a
number of opposition members of parliament who are attending the
case refused to leave there was booze on whistles, and this
false a call to adjourn the case until April. This just
underlines how controversial this case has become. And in
many ways it's putting the president on on trial and his
government's handling of media as much as these two defendants.
So tell us about the reports that have got these journalists
into so much trouble. What did they claim to have discovered?
Well, basically, they claimed to have revealed a police raid on a
number of lorries that were reportedly meant to be carrying
aid to Syria, but in fact, when they were stopped these trucks
which were being reportedly escorted by Turkish intelligence
officers inside the trucks are found to be full of munitions,
including heavier heavy military, mortar shells, large
amounts of arms and machine guns. And according to the
police were investigating their case, they were being the
deliverer to Islamic jihadist fighting in Syria. This turns
out to be extremely embarrassing for the government, and in
particular for the president who has now made it a personal
campaign to imprison these journalists.
Well, here's here's the two sides of it. On one hand, we
have the United States, obviously protecting the guy who
financed this newspaper for Tula Gulin. He lives in a compound in
the Pennsylvania Poconos. And he runs a multibillion dollar
network of charter schools, many of them in the US. Over 100 in
Texas alone, now, so that's his outfit trying to pull down
Erdogan. He's probably just doing what he, what he does.
He's just moving along, as you know, there's an asset but all
of his efforts are being thwarted. And the only
conclusion I can come to is that we the United States want this
to happen.
Yeah, I have to assume that. We want this to happen. We are
ISIS. There you go. Well, that's what we've said that since the
beginning, and there
was a couple of no audio of course, because it's in Dutch,
but they were interviewing kids at at schools, Muslim kids at
schools in the Netherlands, and billions of teenagers, junior
high and all without fail. So everybody knows America's behind
ISIS.
Now, we all know that Muslims are conspiracy theorists.
Well, I think a lot of people are becoming that way yeah when
they start hearing reports like this Yeah, I didn't know about
this the Turkish intelligence escorting truckloads of suppose
it aid there's just nothing but machine guns.
To be fair, we did talk about it on the show we reported that not
with the clip but we reported it. But you're right the reason
there was no clip is because no one else is covering what
actually was was reported by the and by the way, where's the
freedom of the press? Where are those eight holes in New York?
Where's grant green route wrap? Where's where's Snowden? Where's
everybody talking about? This being an outrage?
Total outrage.
I don't hear anyone talking about being well,
here's the next outrage coming up coming your way. So I'm
watching democracy now. This is the Friday show Friday on
Fridays democracy now really takes the day off. I think they
pre recorded their show or something or two. And they just
have a lot of interviews. So they have a ski hill and some
guy from the intercept doing a story and I have a very actually
man I might want to put this into after the first segment
because he's this apprentice lengthy but they got the
apparently the US is going after Eric Prince. I think buddy
I think you're right. No you know what Screw it. Let's we can
cram this into the a blog because I've read about this
story. And I really want to hear what you got for us.
Well, Eric Prince decided to go after him. And I'm listening to
this Scahill. And this other guy who is the security guy for the
intercept.
Now hold on. Eric Prince was the owner of Blackwater then became
z then became Academy he got fired. The last thing I
remember, he was pitching business with the Chinese but
that's probably a year ago.
Now he's still he's still pitch he's pitching everywhere. But
I'm listening to this to this report, and as I listened to it,
I'm thinking to myself what what actually has he done wrong that
would have that would have any sort of
well it was his guys who shot up all those people in Iraq and it
was
Oh no, that's no that's all water under the bridge is all
new stone new. Yeah, this is all new.
It must be him working for the Chinese no one likes that. Well,
I
don't know if that's it either. But there we have some hints of
what it is. Okay. And and when it when you play all these
clips, there's only one conclusion you can draw at the
end of it. All right, which relates to what we've just been
talking it was at a
stage stage management instruction to me.
I don't really have any at the end of it. Yeah. Shut up the end
of it don't draw
don't embrace interrupting All right, let's start with this
one. This is the Eric Prince first rap. And as far as I can
tell, this is what this is how I don't know if there's the one
that we're at its start this off and I'll have to stop it. And
eventually we were able to review No, no, stop it. Stop it.
Stop it. Okay, let's see what I gotta get to first the real
first clip which is Amy. Going on. Well, in the meantime, play.
E starts with the letter E need all hands on deck play that we
need all hands on deck. Okay, good enough. Now,
I was like, I'm just gonna get my whistle while that clicker
playing. Thanks for the warning. need all hands on deck cave that
will be in the end to show everyone Nice. So
that is Melissa Myers. Marissa.
Marissa, I feel bad for her. Why? Why because she's failing
to she doesn't think so. Air is not failing and a bear banker
doesn't think so. Eric Prince overview dry that.
Prince overview
in a major new expose a the intercept has revealed that the
Justice Department is investigating Blackwater founder
Erik Prince for possible money laundering ties to Chinese
intelligence and attempts to broker military services to
foreign governments. Prince is currently the chairman of
Frontier Services Group, an aviation and logistics firm that
specialises in shipping in Africa. documents obtained by
the intercept show that Prince has also set up shell companies
to offer power military services to at least a half dozen African
nations including Libya. Both the US and the United and United
Nations have imposed a series of restrictions on military
dealings in Libya, for instance, also suspected of attempting to
open Chinese bank accounts to move money for his Libyan
associates. A former intelligence official told the
intercept, quote, money laundering for Libyan officials
using the Chinese bank that is the issue that pushed it over
the edge.
As part of its investigation. The Intercept obtained an
internal slide presentation showing Erik Prince's private
force would operate in Libya for the stated purpose of stopping
the flow of refugees to Europe. Libya is one of the main routes
for migrants trying to enter Europe from Eastern African
parts of this Central Sahel region. Prince has also long
been interested in raising private military force to battle
Islamic militant groups in a variety of countries. The
Intercept also reports an internal proposals drafted by
Prince and his team for a project codenamed Project
November into confronting the theft of Nigerian oil providing
the IP protection for Nigerian officials and engaging in
counter insurgency activities.
I know guys like this. I know guys like this, and they really
don't care what side they play on.
Well, that's true, but that that's true, but let's go over
this. The basics here.
He was stemming the flow of immigrants from Libya to Europe,
stemming or emulating that's the question still, no stemming,
okay,
here's what let's just look at the surface. And just take it
for what it is. He's stemming that he wants to stem the flow
of immigrants from Libya. He wants why why
would what client wants that? That's my question is
all revealed in these clips? Okay, I'll shut as you can tell
Shut up. He wants to stem the flow of immigrants. He wants to
fight ISIS. Yeah. And he wants to keep this Nigerian oil scam.
It was the was the end that now the question is just at the
surface, maybe this is all bullcrap. But what's wrong with
any of those three things? Okay.
First, he, you know, I'm just gonna give up.
Like growing with STEM, because somebody doesn't want him
stemming the flow of immigrants.
He does not they do not want him to do that. Right. So they're
gonna make trouble for him.
They don't want him fighting ISIS.
No, no, that would be because he's killing.
Killing. He's killing us.
Good guys. That's no good.
And he they, they don't want him apparently to do anything about
this scam going on in Nigeria. Which of which we know we're
intimately involved in? Do you know, that's up to $60 billion.
Now that was stolen. When we reported on it. It was 16. Yeah.
And that was a
urine apparently never got the memo.
Or he's just been just been taken out of the loop.
Or easy to been or he's, he knows this is all going on?
Because I did, which is what I believe. And he's just causing
trouble. Haha. But let's go to the first rap. This is the guy
from the intercept going on and on. And there's just a kicker in
here. What do you just get crack up to hearing this, this is Eric
Prince first rep did nothing.
And eventually, we were able to review a series of documents
that showed what Prince and a small group of cohorts were
trying to do. And what we found was pretty alarming in terms of
a US citizen, private US citizen and no longer really associated
with the US government going around to countries and trying
to exploit either their problems or their fears, to present a
what they call turnkey solutions, which is a full
spectrum of military services, intelligence, so that the
countries that would would potentially buy these proposals
basically have to do nothing other than write a check and he
would be able to bring in everything from spy aeroplanes
to paramilitary operatives on the ground, and his own, you
know, personal spying force. And, you know, Hunter killers,
if you will. You know, so far what we found is that no one has
purchased his services. But it didn't stop him from trying and
continuing to try to provide those things to as many
countries as he anywhere he could and could see a business
opportunity.
So they went right in during his sales cycle. They didn't even
let him get to the pitch.
It just didn't sell anybody they weren't nobody's buying his
product. So what did you do wrong? At a bad sales pitch.
Yeah. Very fishy to me.
I like this, then this fits right into what we're talking
about today.
Yes, she's we're so let's go looking. Let's add a little more
complexity to it. Okay, this is this. I did not know this is the
Eric Prince Libya story. Half gar clip,
because Libya is essentially a failed state. There's competing
groups claiming to be the actual government and and not to
mention all the other insurgent groups. Who was he working with
in Libya?
Well, it's it's a little murky in terms of who he was working
with what we know about. Eric Prince's interest in Libya is
that it began early on almost I believe it began by 2011 when
the fall of Qaddafi, but by tooth 2013 He was in Libya had
come together with a proposal with a few partners to offer a
complete Blackwater service for counterinsurgency. He wanted to
bring stability into the East and wipe out the Islamists who
were gaining strength subsequent to Qaddafi He's full. And
initially he he had a difficult time finding the right partners.
It was clear when he was meeting with people that he didn't trust
some of the factions that he was dealing with, I think it was, he
wasn't familiar with Libya. He's certainly not a an Arabist, or
an expert, and had a difficult time trying to figure out who
was zoom. And ultimately, what he did was he went after
meetings are trying to broker a deal with a man by the name of
general Haftar, who is a now the head of armed forces,
essentially, in Libya, but who was lived in the US as a dual US
citizen, lived in the US for a long time and worked with the
agency, the CIA for for many years. Wow.
So we have the head of the Libyan military force is the CIA
guy. Yeah. Yeah, really?
Well, that would explain it. Because when you weaselling On
the CIA's turf, you usually don't You're lucky to get out
alive with a with a democracy now Peace. Hey, Prince, we're
gonna make a deal. We'll give you a democracy now peace, and
then you get out.
Stop it. Now, Sam an optional clip?
Well, can I just throw something in here? So yeah, sure. This, if
this is truly the the way it's going, and they're and CIA,
that's the only people who I think would be able to do this.
With some cooperation from State Department, there's got to be
more than there's always cooperation with CIA and State
Department, they'd sit in the same buildings. The idea is, is
to overrun Europe with which is kind of the same thing that that
no one wants, except the US who needs to have Hillary Clinton be
president, you can't you can't execute this plan without
Hillary Clinton, although I have an option, because she's the
only one who truly wants to go and kill people. And, and the
idea is we go in every single time there's one of these
attacks, you know, we're on the scene, we start building up some
present some basis. And then we're going to defend the EU
from Turkey. While we really manage the EU through our
banking strength, and, and of course, at this point are our
military power, we're going to keep everybody safe, we will
once again become the policemen of the world with special
presence in the EU. On the other hand, interestingly, Donald
Trump would fit in very perfectly with this, because he
has said consistently, it's okay, we'll play policemen of
the world, but they're going to pay us for it. Which may be an
even better message for the military industrial complex.
Either way, we're going to wind up protecting Europe and ever
wind up running running around in Europe. Yeah, we're gonna
start worrying. And what else can they do?
Well, at this point, out of all these people I've been listening
to they can't do much and there seem to be beside themselves.
And this fear cancelling the fifth year with large it's just
too much now I have a clip that's kind of optional is not
as important as the last clip. But you can play it if you if
you find all
this. I'm very interesting. You kidding me? Yeah.
Eric Prince WTF to
over time, he changed his proposal. And the reason why was
because it in his office, a new version of PowerPoint offering
of a group of European white mercenaries, non Muslim
mercenaries who didn't get a lot whole lot of takers. And what he
was advised was that if you want to sell this programme, what you
need to do is give them something that was politically
palatable. So what you need to do is you need to offer them a
solution to a problem that they currently have that they can't
seem to control, which was migration, the problem of
migrants work coming up through well established, you know,
lanes, if you will, routes to try to get into Europe. And if
you provide them with a border solution. That is something that
not only will they accept, but you can probably get by in of
the European Union, because the European Union, of course, is
the one who receives the migrants on the other end. And
so come 2015 Last year, where you had this crisis or refugee
crisis, as far as Europe is concerned, certainly is, is very
evident from the conflicts in the Middle East. They have all
of these migrants washing up at their shores, and many of them
get there from leave Libya, regardless of whether they were
from Libya. And so now he started to get a little bit more
traction because the he wasn't offering a mercenary force. He
was offering a border control system. What was this is part of
where our story began, in terms of where we picked it up.
Because what we were being told was, is that yeah, he's offering
a Border Service of border patrol, but what is really his
intent is, is to build a mercenary force. And this is
just the fig leaf that allows him to do it. If he can sell
this. There was a second.
Hold on a second. Is that pitch still open to the EU? Could he
possibly be the one to put together the EU security forces
could that be contracted out to him?
Well, So that's kind of where he's headed. But that's when the
government decided to put the kibosh on this guy and PLAY CLIP
three, and you can hear all of the elements coming together and
why this guy is so screwed, although he has done nothing
complication, which is that Libyan government because it's
essentially a divided government in a stalemate, something like a
civil war, and it is a failed state. They, they're, they're
financially frozen, they have a lot of money sitting in their
central bank from all of their oil wealth 150 to $180 billion.
But no one will allow them to spend it, because no one's sure
which government is in power and no ensure what if whether the
money being spent is legitimate. And so Eric had this problem,
which was, he had the Libyans who are interested, but they
couldn't pay for anything. And so the EU, partnering with the
EU potentially was a way to get half of it funded from Europe
and also to get the Europeans to help free up some of that money.
And so now, air Prince was offering something not just a
mercenary force, he was acting as a banker, he was a real
knight in shining armour for Libyan government officials who
were sitting there with no money. And so what we saw and
what we could we could see from and what our sources were saying
was that what this was, was an opportunity, unlike the other
proposals that he was was offering was the ability to be a
banker.
Oh, man, that fits perfectly. And you know, what else fold
into this? This theory? John? T. Tip.
Oh, yeah. Just when you're all in a game that has been off the
radar? Well, yeah, but But the President
has signed it. It just needs to be ratified by Congress. Think
about that. Since we don't really know what's in the T tip.
And I've been I've been all for it. All. 40 tip. The I'd rather
have the New World Order come in and begin we fight him mano a
mano going to this. I want to be alive when they take over. I
don't want to wait. I want to see you. Please. So it's
inevitable. We all know this. So you have the bank is the third
is the banking power. And do we know our former New York banker
here in Austin says we won, we beat the Europeans in particular
the Germans we won, we won. So the financial we're not experts
in find you're much more expert than I am. But we know that
Europe is kind of a house of cards. And any small or medium
events could start tipping it over. And if we're then in there
protecting them at every event, and then we have T tip come into
play. Then we'll own everything.
We would hopefully Yeah, and this guy.
Yes, hopefully. Yeah, hopefully
what you're gonna do. Let's be honest about it. Yeah, this guy.
All right. Hey, are you are you on the Comcast today? John? eoy.
Yeah, could you switch? Oh, I'll make it well then. Stop tape.
Yeah. Oh, yes. That's how I look at it. Take a little five minute
break. We're gonna reconnect with talent Shane, San
Francisco. That's fine. Everybody.
Make sure I'm on the right network. Please don't
leave the floor everybody. We will be back momentarily. This
is not a bathroom break. This is not a coffee break. Just a quick
five fatality. How we do on the floor there. John. Are you
getting closer?
Let's just get ready. Okay, Okay, nevermind.
I'm saying it for you. Not for me. To make up. I'm just
starting to shine a little bit. Just bring some makeup. We got
makeup coming for you.
I need it. It's
I'm leaving all of this in. Actually, I'm not taking this
out. This is comedy gold. People don't know about gold. We need B
12 on set stat stat stat. Alright everybody, we're ready
to go back again. And we've got
Okay, where were we?
You weren't going to? I don't know. We forgot to take people
and John and three,
two. So we have the situation you just described. And we have
this guy Eric prince who hasn't really done anything wrong. He's
you know, tried to sell things. He's tried to do this and that,
but he hasn't done anything. But he's in there mucking things up.
He's pie in the sky proposals to the EU we get stopped. We I
think we can stop the immigrants from coming.
I don't think so. This is not this is clearly not in our best
interest. So this guy's got to go. He's under federal
investigation. He's
up. He's dealing with the Chinese. He's got some do with
Chinese intelligence. He's talking to too many people. He's
in the middle of he's making a mess. Who
would have ever thought Eric Prince could possibly be one of
the good guys.
Well, I never had a brain twister. Yeah. Dang. Alright.
So let's go after him and now he's got to run around. Alright,
well,
we have a few more things to process. So we'll go in a few
different directions but I like this a lot because now finally
things are starting to come together for us understand a
little bit what possibly is going on but man a lot of it
does indicate that we actually want the United States of Europe
overrun and in trouble
we've always we've always said that
we have and here we are back again. And with that I need to
thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you John,
see you in the C stands for curious gay dudes handling ISIS
Devorah AK
Hello, yeah, what
I just said in the morning to you
touring then you just disappeared
Oh, well, it's time to thank some people.
Okay, well I wanted the one
oh my Hold on. Let me do that again. You really cut out
completely?
Yeah
All I can say is in the morning to you John C where the C stands
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to the chat room. No agenda stream.com Very entertaining
while we were taking a little break on the floor there while
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Mark G. Mark G brought us the artwork for episode 810 on the
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That was good, John. That was really good. Yeah, I'm happy
that I really listened to the show. I'm happy I got that clip.
Again. That is a that is a clip we will have to revisit the the
odd guys hanging around these events.
Yeah. Yeah. Didn't do nothing. And then they let him go. Yeah.
Interestingly, the Washington's a
third guy I'm reading in the Dutch telegraph. The third guy
who got away
the one with the hat. Oh, yeah, the guy with the hat turns out
to be a freelance Belgian journalist. As an activist
what? Now hold on a second before you go on. Now, here's
what's interesting about that guy in the hat. On the Friday
News, it was a Friday, I guess, or no, it wasn't when when was
the bombing?
The bombing was do we wake up to it Monday?
I don't remember if it's Monday or Tuesday, whatever the case,
they made a big stink about this third guy on the all the news
things. And then I heard on one of the European broadcasts that
they caught the guy somewhere in the northern part of the
country. And then I didn't hear any more that they caught the
guy they said that report is was no and we didn't catch the guy.
Well, I don't know what happened but they didn't catch the guy.
Now you're telling me that he's a journalist,
translating on the fly. The guy's name would be FBI style
Shifu. He was apprehended Thursday in Brussels. And
apparently a cab driver recognise the guy because he had
dropped the three of them off at the airport, the which was of
course, el Bakshi, Nagi Lacroix, and this quarter Belgian media,
the 30 year old Shifu Shifu. Translating on the fly Shifu is
not an unknown person to the authorities in Brussels. As a
reporter, and a an announcer of extreme messaging to migrants.
He has repeatedly been in contact with the authorities.
Even the mayor of Brussels, Yvonne Meyer had complained
earlier about scheffau. So this guy was known. He was a
troublemaker, but he and where's the reporting on this? Because a
picture of him that he was pretty much posing as a
journalist. And these days, you know, we're journalists, I guess
you could argue argue there's a picture of him with a holding a
mic reporting. But the big mistake is he doesn't have a mic
flag. See, this is what these guys need to learn. They need to
talk to the creative or I Consulting Group. If you want to
be taken seriously. You have to have a mica cube.
I still have it and explain what that is. Oh, so
it's the little sleeve cube that you put over your microphone
right underneath the head. And it has your station's call
letters on it. I still have one with MTV on it. Maybe we should
send that to him. could use that.
The migrant this dumb. Hey, use this one dose. Yeah, so how
about that?
Yeah, yeah. And they're cheap. They're only a couple bucks. And
of course, really the disgusting part of all this and but there
was just another attack this morning. What was it? We had 21
people killed in a bombing. We had people you know, whenever
the people are brown and ISIS attacks. There's not a lot of
news about it if they're brown and live in the sand who gives a
shit? Okay about these people. Here. This is yesterday. 26. In
Iraq the bloody
aftermath of a suicide bombing outside Baghdad. Islamic State
is claiming responsibility for the blast that killed at least
26 people and wounded at least 71 others at the end of an
amateur soccer game, the head of security and babble Province,
where the attack happens as the suicide bomber detonated an
explosive belt in the park where the game was being held. Islamic
State militants who control swathes of territory and Iraq's
north and west also claimed responsibility for an attack
earlier this month that killed at least 60 people at a security
checkpoint.
But of course where's our news media on that? It's racist you
don't give a shit about the brown people you don't you just
don't care is always white people in Brussels where they
kind of speak English we think we're not sure who cares.
Let's take another look at this from a different angle. Okay,
what if this is a test okay, and these are tests that they're
doing and they that's one of the reasons I get reported not
because the media is complicit but you know they're not
it's a test so there's not a script distributed to everybody
yet.
So it's a test to send it out this is off the wall just came
from me I'm I'm good with it. Which is the way the show works.
This is the test to see if they should be attacking soccer games
to see if soccer games yeah
ah because soccer has got it and you know is getting a mixed
review is got a lot of corruption involved. Yeah, get
some sympathy for the sport if we start blowing people up who
actually go watch the game. It's a very European thing and we
well well I'm going I'm gonna add to that. Seeing as we now
already have said, football hooligans are responsible for
the Nazi salutes there in Brussels football hooligans,
was that in the report yet you know, she
said football hooligans showed up. Okay. Baja, that would fit
that fits the model. Well, hooligans
so we had a precursor we get a little mentioning there and now
we're gonna head we had a soccer is uh, I mean the state they
also did a test run. If you recall. This is all Harris
Yes, you're right they did at the stadium. But that was a it
was a it didn't. It blew up at the Without rise outside, right,
right.
Oh, they're too good blast to see what would happen.
Excellent. And that was a test because they didn't accomplish
anything. It had to be a test.
And it's a twofer because then you can anyone with a bald head
you can arrest on the street. You
you have a goodbye, Matt Lauer let's do go back to the test
series that we're going to use little element of the test this
is just taken right from Grimes story shown on television.
That's right here's how we roll you do the test you're gonna
blow up a stadium or something you do the test and see what's
going to happen to big blast and then you go into town and blob a
bunch of things in that the test is ignored because the real
action took place elsewhere so that you don't pay attention
that was a test going Oh yes. And now you just blow up a bunch
of so I would be very leery
of going to soccer matches
in Europe for starters and then we may be you know, because
that's
just said just to pile on you know, they killed Johan Croix if
the number one football player of the Netherlands ever maybe
that's a little too far fetched.
Well yeah, just for fish but your ultimate bog test
I ox that oh my god is their chat rooms. There's some big
some big game planned I ox which of course was Christ club in the
Netherlands will have lots of luminaries, lots of famous
people, lots of big soccer players from all over the world.
Is there something coming up? Some kind of memorial game or
something?
That's what I would be looking for.
Well, I like to avoid these and avoid large crowds.
Yeah, yeah.
Well, just to wrap up a little bit of what we were talking
about earlier, I have just one more clip. McCall, McCaul, Mike
McCaul, he is the he's the chairs the Homeland Security
Committee. He's the douche from Texas, who I met when we're in
here, so he's not clued in. He's just not clued in this is
running outside of the Homeland Security out of possibly outside
of Homeland Security altogether. As he's still running the same
old memes on this thing.
Lieutenant General Vincent Stewart is the director of the
DIA the Defence Intelligence Agency, he told Congress that
ISIS quote would probably conduct additional attacks in
Europe and attempt to direct attacks on the US homeland this
year in 2016. You're the chairman of the Homeland
Security Committee. What are you bracing for?
Well, I think Europe has been wiped out.
leading the witness. What are you bracing for? has been
wide open. This really comes as no surprise, unfortunately. And
I think he's right. You know, I think Europe, given the security
gaps. We have legislation out of my committee to address some of
this ISIS in a video last week, called for terrorists of
peristyle attacks in the United States. And from my perspective,
that's one of our greatest fears. I've talked to the FBI to
Homeland Security officials. We are ramping up security in the
United States, but also looking at visa applicants. Looking at
visa waiver applicants and looking at travel manifests on
the aeroplanes to try to come into the United we know there
are ISIS investigations ISIS related investigate interesting
how he's kind of talking about a Trump like policy. There's like
being we gotta like, really watch everybody that's
competitions in
all 50 states right now. But is there any specific terror plot
that you know of that the US is working?
Well, when I talked to the FBI and Homeland, they said there's
no specific and credible threat in the United States. But you
have to factor in the idea of that they can communicate now
what's called dark space.
Guys not clued in
an encrypted space as the peristyle. If the
FBI has a week ago, comes out and says, Don't worry, Apple
debate court call it off. We're good to go. We got some Israelis
or whatever. Why is the guy on the managing the Homeland
Security oversight committee? Why is he still saying we can't
look at it.
Liar
attacks occurred, they had an end to end encrypted apps where
we couldn't see what they were saying. That's why we couldn't
stop it from happening. That is when I talked to federal law
enforcement. That's our greatest concern here in the homeland.
Because if they could be here, and we know that there are
terrorists in Raka, communicating with individuals
in the United States, we just don't can't see what they're
saying.
Oh, is that we know the communicating, but we can't see
what they're saying. Really? You know what? Yeah, come on.
This, this the homeland? Is it bugs me about it? It's a Nazi
thing? No, that's the fatherland, okay, which is a
Nazi thing. But the homeland has elements of that, but the
homeland which is supposed to be an elemental place where things
evolved from a nation of immigrants and then indigenous
people. That's their homeland. Yes. And ours not so much. I'll
tell you what bothers me. I'm always wondering why I'm galled
everybody, every time somebody says the home that I know, I
haven't done the research on, but I know this has never been
used be pre 911 to any extreme at all. No, President Roosevelt
wasn't talking about the homeland during the Great
Depression. It bothers me because it's a science fiction
term. It's something you'd find in a science fiction novel. The
group for going back to the homeland, it just, it's a
fictitious like a fiction, that element of some sort of
fictional story. And I don't even know we're dealing with a
lot of fiction here as what we do on the show. But it just bugs
me.
Well, I'm going to counter you and say that Hitler definitely
used homeland. Hi, Mati. He, he there were different versions of
the Fatherland. One thing never was was the motherland. What
happened to that number one that used to get shown
dad already?
Did the copyright trademark, yeah, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
you can't be
a violation.
We want residuals on our homeland. Well, I think it's
much more. It's very nationalistic. I think we can
agree on that. And the fact that we have a Department of Homeland
Security, maybe it's because people don't want to say America
anymore. I, it's getting worse.
Maybe it's an effort to get out of the United States of America
idea. Because if we're going to take over the world,
yeah, you could just make the homeland you could expand it
easily. Just call it that part of the homeland. Ah, when will
you be part of the homeland? We can wait, was it the
arrest of the dark web,
the dark web, a
web will know
what they're saying is the fear that they will go after what
they call soft targets like they did, for example, today in
Brussels, a subway station outside the security perimeter.
And it also don't
like this soft and hard target talk.
That's just call that you mentioned it. This is
interesting, because this is I noticed that too, but I didn't
notice it as much as you just did to say something about it.
But this is over the last week. So this is when these two terms
have really been hitting it out of the park, about soft targets,
soft targets, soft target, it's a soft target in humans, the
underbelly of the soft target. It's humans. soft target is
humans. Yeah, we're soft, and we're soft, we
rip apart easily.
For example, today in Brussels, a subway station, outside the
security perimeter at an airport and you just walk in before you
go through security. The baggage department we do check your
bags,
and they are soft targets. I mean, the perimeter is hard to
manage. But we are putting these Viper teams they call them
whatever. Routines are basically TSA and
Viper teams TSA, yeah, they're so good at stopping nothing law
enforcement working together to prevent 95% of all contraband
slips by them because they're
basically TSA and local law enforcement. Gestapo eight holes
together to provide a greater presence at airports and it
presents scaring children and old people throw stations and
train stations to provide a deterrent with sniffer dogs
stuff like
the canine not dogs, not dogs, not canines, not dogs, canines.
It
was in train stations to provide a deterrence with sniffer dogs
stuff like canines, and the cans can detect these explosive
devices that we saw, unfortunately, go off success
not
a visible presence, or is it largely blended in?
Have you never seen the Viper teams broth?
And that's a very visible presence. It's done
intentionally for determined in
what else needs to be done, for example, at US airports that's
not being
done? Well, I think, again, we are looking, I think it's a
foreign travel coming into the United States. So last points of
departure. That is what the my legislation is.
But listen, what he's saying he's got some legislation on the
table, which sounds again, a lot like the Trump idea.
A lot of that is what my legislation is looking at.
That's what Homeland Security is looking at, to tighten up. Those
travel documents, look at the manifest and make sure they
can't come into the United States, the foreign fighter
threat is real. And that's what we saw happen today in Belgium.
And that's what we don't want to see happen in the United
States. So the fear is sleeper cells may already be here in the
United States, the
peristyle attack or Brussels attack occurring here in the
United States through the use of encrypted communications.
When you say communications, I know the best intelligence they
can break that into the best intelligence
even with a lawful warrant. We can't see it even our
intelligence services in some cases, can't see it. This
obviously went under the radar screen, the radars in the in the
sort of diagnosis or autopsy of this case, that we find out that
encryption was used
now. All right, we'll find out didn't scription was this guy is
not read in, hire that guy. He's banned from the show now unless
he says he's a real doozy. Now screw this guy he's not read and
doesn't know what he's talking about. And that's so this just
proves more of our theory around
that's going around and going around there has to be kept
going around besides his hard target soft target is that now
we're going to have a series of these things. Yeah, in Europe
every couple of weeks. Yeah. And I've heard this over and over
and over again. And this is going to be oh, this is just
going to be way it's going to be and so they're going to say
another word. So we're going to when I say we,
that's not John and Adam. It's not me. It's this is the CIA.
It's Brennan. These guys are eight holes are crazy.
Well, they're doing a heck of a job of blowing stuff up.
This is not your uncle's agency. You know, it's something new
so here is the IRS a thing we added to focus this news hour by
the way is one of the best at doing this or better than
everybody else or not. All Over the Map like the Democracy Now
thing in the Eric Prince thing, nobody asked us any questions.
That would make sense. Like why are they going after this guy
hasn't really done anything?
And hold on? Why do you think they even had him on Democracy
Now at all?
I think democracy now is a stooge for the intelligence
agencies, but I think an unwitting
Oh, of course, they are all smoking their own dope over
there. Especially JUDY WOODRUFF And Bell had been what's her
face? hagiography girl.
No, I'm talking about democracy now. Oh,
wait, Amy. Yeah, no, she's just a moron. If she doesn't know.
They just feed them hey, we're gonna give you some some
exclusive stuff on global warming if you run these people.
So
if we had an opportunity to meet the Democracy Now staff, I think
you and I would both be able to spot the spook into spot. This
book is a great game within 30 seconds, but to spook and now
Oh, yeah. I mean, it's time
to it's time to Why didn't it work?
Go ahead, John. All right. So here's a clip this was from,
but you were gonna do the intro.
And now ladies and gentlemen, here's our host of spot this
book
Welcome to another episode of spot the spook, John, what do
you got for us today?
I have the Democracy Now staff. Let's start with some photos.
So let's start with some photos photo says.
All right. So let's stop the game. Okay, and go to this clip.
Which clip isn't this is ISIS in Europe. This is a guy who was a
defence. He was a defence dia he was a army intelligence. And
then now he's a professor in some school in Florida. And he's
the he's here on the PBS NewsHour. And they're more
amenable to to the I mean, they play the game. I think they've
got more than one spook work in there. But they brought this guy
in to give us the Litany with this. We have to know this. And
I think it's important so we can understand what's going to
happen, and why it's going to happen and to straighten out
some of the misinformation the other networks put out there.
Boom,
probably one more question. Secretary of State John Kerry
was saying today, in Europe, he's essentially suggested that
because ISIS is losing ground in Iraq and Syria, that they're
lashing out in Europe, he said they're resorting to actions
outside the Middle East, because their fantasy of the caliphate
is collapsing.
I think that's just plain wrong. The Islamic State has, for two
years, been talking in their speeches in their
communications, about conducting operations in Europe and
elsewhere. This was not a lashing out. This is part of
their normal operational profile, and we're going to see
more of it, particularly as we see these foreign fighters move
back to areas around the world, not just Europe, but North
Africa and Asia. Oh, how
come not the United States?
Well, I don't think we're in the picture yet.
Well, we have we have a jingle for it. ISIS Come on, boss. Come
on over here. We will follow them to the gate. ISIS
I think we just talk a big game about the ISIS in America so we
can make it not look like this whole thing is schemed out,
right? Right. Right, right. So we throw in whatever happened in
San Bernardino that was not planned something something
wrong there. Okay, let's trans isn't a bit into the political
severe is a guy who's been keeping my eye on? He's from
Minnesota nuts. Keith Maurice Ellison.
Oh, that guy. Yeah, he's congressman is the Muslim. He's
the
Muslim. Exactly. So you want to keep an eye on what the Muslim
representatives are saying. Now we know that in the past we've
had some issues in Minnesota. There's a big summer is it
Somalian population?
I think it is Minnesota. Yeah, I
think it's the summer it's the summer I
think it is. I think it is Somalian.
Yeah, so they got a lot of Muslim immigrants. And there's
death and we've definitely seen some some issues. But of course,
you know, the wrong thing to do. And this is part of the shift
that we've seen from the the Muslim hate is slowly
transitioning, in some cases, not so slowly from Donald Trump
to Ted Cruz. We remarked on this in the previous previous
episode, so now it is mainly sometimes a cruise you know,
Trump gets mentioned in the same breath as cruise. But
particularly cruise being out there saying we need to be
patrolling Muslim neighbourhoods has brought up a lot of anger.
And comments here from the congressman. The aisle just say
the Muslim congressman or the congressman who happens to be
Muslim. Do you have faith
that God forbid if there were to be another attack in the US of
the scale like something here in the American plan? By
the way, why is Chris Hayes in Brussels? He doesn't talk
Hayes's Brussels, Erin, what's her name is in Brussels, they
all went to Brussels when they had the opportunity if they had
the budget
for the food, and the fries and the beer,
or the beers good to France or good fries. mayonnaise on the
fries,
and he's standing there on the street corner. He could have
easily just been in the studio anywhere. Yeah. And what a waste
of money. I'm sure everyone had, like, on the way back. Well,
we're flying back. Since the airport's closed, we're driving
to Paris. I'm going to see for my hair.
I would be stunned if they didn't all go to Paris for the
weekend. And they'll hop on the train probably this weekend.
The other day that yeah, this is the weekend. Yeah, oh, I can't
get back home for Easter. I'm gonna I'm forced to stay in
Paris. Sucks. Exactly sucks for me, sucks for me. Do
you have faith? That God forbid if there were to be another
attack in the US of the scale like something here?
What do you say, God forbid to the Muslim guy I used to make
him try and say something. But what are you doing there? Chris
Hayes? What are you doing?
Back in the US of the scale like something here in the American
political system to not completely lose sight of these
sort of core values? Yes, I
do believe that we will deal with the problem in a
forthright, sensible way.
Okay, I do believe we're going to solve the problem in a
forthright sensible way.
I think the greater majority of Americans know and understand
that panic and scapegoating is not going to make us safer. What
we've got to do is have greater
fun not for that. Did you?
Do it for fun?
Yeah, that's the American way you do it for fun, not because
it's going to make it safer.
It's not going to make us safer? Well, we've got to do is have
greater amount of integration, build relationships, we've got
to, you know, make sure that we're monitoring people who
actually are showing signs of radicalization.
I love this. So what we're afraid to say in our country,
is, Hey, man, a lot of these terrorists seem to be a Muslim
faith, then. So clearly, they've been this Muslim faith thing has
been hijacked. And they're making these kids crazy. And
then these guys come in, and then they build these kids wind
up killing themselves, it was really easy. But now, but we
can't actually say that and we can't go surveil people, we have
to keep our eye on and monitor people who are showing signs of
self radicalization. How do you do that without like, watching
them? These are all just fluff words, showing
signs of radicalization, not just their religion, but
actually doing things that raise legitimate concern. And it's
important to
I don't know, like, what but his point is, we got to do all this,
but we can just say it like Ted Cruz's say,
and it's important to have great relationship within the Muslim
community. So I, you know, there's reports out there that
have shown that as many as a third of the attacks that have
or potential attacks have been reported and thwarted by
Muslims. And of course, as we both know, Chris, the greater
majority of domestic terrorist attacks are not by Muslims at
all. They're by people like Timothy McVeigh. I know
this gonna bring that old bromide up. How old is that
bombing?
was at 83
How's that everybody's like Timothy McVeigh. I have a
Timothy McVeigh's have come along.
Well, so this is really this is is really disgusting what he's
doing here, because he is pretty much saying, hey, it's not the
brown guys who pray to Allah. It's the white guys who pray to
God, he was just so obvious you need that guy
9195 9390 390-393-8966 Anyway A while ago, that's really not
okay. I mean, the overwhelming boom when people are labelled
terrorists. Okay, I guess we have to label people who go and
shoot up Planned Parenthood terrorists. Okay, fine. We'll
call we can call them terrorists, too. But this is
it's unfair what he's saying. And it's not it's it's unfair.
It's beside
the point. That's not what we're that's not ego. That's
discussion, exact topic of discussion is not some guy
shoots up Planned Parenthood know, the topic of discussion,
or some radicals who go into a train station and blow up a car
and try to kill as many people as possible. Yeah. So he's
saying, yeah, really making a point
warded by Muslims. And of course, as we both know, Chris,
the greater majority of domestic terrorist attacks are not by
Muslims at all.
Okay, so he's saying the greater majority of domestic Muslim has
attacked, the terrorist attacks, the terrorist attacks? Okay.
That's probably technically true, I guess. But he knows it's
not we're
talking. I would say historically, it has to be true.
Yes. Yes. Especially if you go all the way, you know, back to
the 1800s. I'm sure that every guy with a pipe bomb I'm when I
was a kid. I remember every report about once every three or
four or five, twice a year, about a pipe bomb being planted
in front of a bank. Yeah. And there's some guy, some guy, he
had a grievance with a bank, he put a pipe bomb out there and
either exploded it or it didn't. Yeah, that's terrorism. But it's
not really it's trying to make a point. It's like it's a
grievance. Yeah, I guess like terrorism.
Exactly. Exactly. But he's just trying to move it away.
And of course, as we both know, Chris, the greater majority of
domestic terrorist attacks are not by Muslims at all. They're
by people like Timothy McVeigh. And so, you know, we've got to
understand terrorism as a generalised threat, various
ideologies that drive it. But no, I think that I think we can
get through this. But people like Trump and Cruz are not
helping.
All right, then I'm just going to quickly go to Shields and
Brooks. Now they were on is that democracy now? They show up on
the news out and PBS NewsHour PBS newshour right. Here. So
these are the two this Brooks he writes for the both white Greg's
The New York Times now.
No, I don't know where shields rising. Brooks is the New York
Times apologist. He's supposed to be the representative the
Republican Party, and all he does is see I have a bunch of
clips from him. I got I see over Donald Trump. I got this one
here striking some of the reaction among the Republican
candidates for President. David, you had Ted Cruz saying what we
need to do is send more security into patrolling, basically
neighbourhoods where Muslim Americans live. Did
he say patrolling? Basically, I don't think he said patrolling.
But okay, that may be an ad live on on her part
in neighbourhoods where Muslim Americans live.
Yeah, I've spent last week so repulsed by Ted by Donald Trump,
I'd forgotten how ugly Ted Cruz could be. But here we go. You
know, as I said, and as everyone says, the reason we have
terrorism is not because the Prophet Muhammad came down and
not because there's a religion called Islam. The reason we have
terror, is that young men are alienated, and feel they can
wage war and adjust war against societies that are racist and
xenophobic, and crushing toward them. And if you want to spread
that message, a good way to would be to have extra police
operations directed in Muslim neighbourhoods. And so Ted
Cruz's idea is probably the worst idea. We'll only have a
day because we have a lot in his campaign. A truly terrible idea
only saved by the fact it's almost certain he doesn't
actually believe it. He just wants to sound like Donald
Trump.
Okay, so in that was,
there's an analysis for you. Well, here
comes the other guy's analysis. But important to note is what
he's saying is, this is so wrong to be mono, he's effectively
blocked, you can call it patrolling, or you can call it
monitoring.
Let's stop right there. And let's stick with the idea of
patrolling what would be wrong. I know in Oakland in the black
communities where they're always complaining because they have so
much black on black crime that there's never any cops around
when they need them. And in the olden days, especially in towns
in places like Minnesota, that might have a town like
Minneapolis or some other place that where you have these
neighbourhoods where they used to have cops on the beat,
walking, yeah, walking around walking the beat. Yes. And so
would that be bad that you don't want to cop walking the beat or
do you?
I think I think David did put his finger on it, I would say
It's ironic duty as the Republican Party to avoid Donald
Trump is rallying reluctantly, against their own will around
Ted Cruz. He reminded them and everybody else why they didn't
like him in the first place. I mean, this is an awful, awful
position. It's it when the NDA information leak comes out and
compares it to the the imprisonment incarceration of
Japanese Americans after World War Two, when Police
Commissioner Bill Bratton in New York says he has no idea at all
what he's talking about. There are 1000 Muslim Americans, many
of them combat veterans on the New York Police Force. I mean,
it's just it was it. It's beyond, it's beyond stupid.
Okay. So besides the obvious question as to why neither of
these gentlemen have spoken about the atrocities, also
committed by ISIS that involve brown people, because that's
just not newsworthy. Brown people don't bleed the lead. But
how is it any different from what is happening right now in
Brussels, Belgian
prosecutors have charged a man with terrorist offences in
relation to the Brussels attacks. The suspect was named
as Feisal see, but no further information was given. However,
Belgian media are reporting that he is the third man seen on CCTV
at the airport. Alongside the two suspected suicide bombers.
The swan newspaper said he was identified by the taxi driver
who took them to the airport. No weapons or explosives were
uncovered during a search of the suspect's home to other men were
charged with terrorist activities and membership of a
terrorist group. Three people were arrested in Brussels on
Friday, including one man shot in the leg at a tram stop in the
scar back area of the city. He'll be held for a further 24
hours. In total, nine people have been arrested in Belgium as
investigations continue to uncover jihadist networks in the
wake of the Brussels attacks. Police said the 24 victims from
nine different nationalities had been identified so far. Why
aren't we screaming about profiling and patrolling and
doing all this now? I guess it's okay once people have been blown
up, but to do preventative work, it's not okay because racism
Yes, yeah. This is John to help me understand why what is I'm
just trying to understand. I'm hearing people say it's come
down to the stupid verbiage which is not important. The
reason is why when someone says hey, it looks like the
terrorists are mothered other terror we got other terrorists
who but it looks like these Muslims are terrorists Muslims,
their Islamic radical Islamic Jihad is whatever you want. Why
is everyone so afraid to say this particular section of
Muslims not okay, this we have Sunnis and Shias? And what are
all those? Are those the bad ones? Or is the good ones? Why
won't we say that? Why did the Muslims in America not
understand we need to figure out which which of these people are
the shitty ones?
Now, I think you're missing the point I guess I am. The point is
that Republicans are a holes. Now we're on television. So
let's make a point of finding either Trump or Cruz or one of
the two and just calling them out for being racist pigs and
sexist
so the people that are doing that do not have America's best
interests at heart.
Now they have the interests of the Democrat party at Heart
Of course ratings they
only care about ratings its ratings ratings, you're actually
taking it seriously I'm stuck
Well, what can I tell you? Here's I
got this but since you brought it up, I want to just get this
clip out of the way yeah, this is the clip of the bus stop.
Take down at that guy they mentioned in there yeah. And
this is from dw so this is a European they have the sweetened
with the little girl they brought some little girl told
her to get out of the way because we're shooting they take
couple of shots, even though the girls there, which I thought was
irresponsible. Yeah. So
these guys are firing in the wild on the street, you know,
belting guys like
crazy. So they shoot this guy, the lady they can't find
anything. The whole thing was a whole I just have not a hoax,
but a screw up. But this little girl, and they bring the camera
and kind of go over here, come over here because this guy has
been down and he's down and bleeding and she's all mess and
you hear these little girls screech and and it's just It's
so pathetic. But in this case, they have her because it's every
they recorded everything and then they they play her voice
during the report of her saying Mommy Mommy or something like
that. No, it's kind of pathetic, except for the fact that you're
hearing at an adult woman's voice. Oh, that's telling me you
play this clip and tell me what you think
officers with their guns trained on this man lying amid the
Shattered Glass of a tram stop. They've shot him twice in the
leg. Apparently thinking he's a terrorist. I witnesses are
telling us that the man was here at the tram stop with a child.
They say down this platform police came with long guns. They
don't seem to be ordinary traffic cops, something happens,
and they shoot him twice, even though he's with a child. That's
young girl police back into her and she goes to them, the
neighbor's anguished as they record it all. The man lies on
the ground motionless, still clutching his bag as a bomb
disposal robot draws near. Then three masked officers approach
grabbing the wounded man by his arms and dragging them off to
their waiting car. afterwards. The bomb disposal experts scours
the tram tracks. Belgian authorities say this was an anti
terror operation, but tonight, that's all they'll say. They
won't identify the man. The Gracia Mehta who shot much of
the video from her window tells me the man yelled at police. He
was innocent. He kept saying I have nothing. This is for
nothing to think you must seem Yes, she says this is what
really hurts me.
Wow. Hmm. Yeah, Mm hmm.
I don't I'm not I don't I don't know. I can't add to that.
No, I I hate you knows what I've kind of switched off American
news coverage I get to these European outlets. Just more
disturbing. Truly way more disturbing than American stuff.
Ah, see,
I got two things here. The let's see Trump hates let's just do
this quickly. Oh,
we're gonna do Trump hate I got some good stuff. Okay. Well,
let's start off by just saying that. The best podcast in the
universe had the information months ago about Ted Cruz having
an extramarital affair, the the sequence of events as it comes
out in the National Enquirer. They have five witnesses they've
paid to speak, which is how they do it, which is why we trust a
lot of this political coverage and National Enquirer that is
immediately being blamed on Trump and I think we can both
agree Trump has his fingers all over that.
I'm sure he does it. He's somebody sent me a nasty note.
You got and I just by the way, nothing galls me more than this
phrase. You didn't do your homework. What am I I'm not in
the eighth graders no homework. Anyway, so I didn't do my
homework. Trump is best pals with the guy who runs the
National Enquirer. This pecker guy, the guy's pick her name,
great name. But there's no evidence of this. I mean, they.
We played that clip before where Trump says he's friends with
everybody. I'm sure he says he's friends with a guy. Yeah. But if
you look at the guy, you can see they have nothing in common.
They're not even in the same age group. And it's ludicrous but
and also nobody I mentioned I had to write back to this guy
said nobody is going to risk a libel slander suit for their
power just because he needs it for some political leverage.
It's not going to No, absolutely just makes no sense.
But we're pretty sure it was held back and this was good to
go. That's not something they just put together. This is
I think it's been Yeah, it's probably been sitting on the
shelf ready to pop whenever whenever requested. They have a
lot of stuff in the can over there. Hello, yeah. It was your
turn to say something. Okay. Well, they
have a lot of stuff in the can over
there. Yeah, they have a lot of stuff. Of course they do this
morning.
Just to gauge the Trump campaign. It appears that Cruz
is now the Muslim guy. This is the strategy I'm saying Cruz
Amelie. Ironic Cruz was beside himself. He is He is and
they also because some part of this inquired story is true, I'm
sure. But anyway, Muslim hate goes towards him. He's trying to
deflect that. But you know what, Cruz might have put it out
himself to deflect from the Muslim hate. Who knows who knows
at this point?
That seems like extreme Well, now they're
going after Trump for his women hate that is Chi hates women.
Yeah. Yeah, really, really hates women. So this is that the guy
who worked for Jeff Sessions for eight years, this is the real
consultant Trump has Stephen Miller. And we talked about him
previously, and they got under his skin at this morning on CNN.
This one wacky stuff I should have done it forgot who she was.
She was pretty good. Actually. She is just saying, hey, look,
Trump hates women. That is the message. And this guy really got
pissed off because they tried to pin some of it on him and just
listen to the exchange.
There's nothing feigned here I watched your interview with Kate
Baldwin and God bless her for being as tough on you as
he's talking about Stephen Miller's interview with Kate
Baldwin,
Baldwin and God bless her for being as tough on you as as she
was when you said let's agree to disagree on sexism.
You know what I didn't. Okay, so you want to get it you want to
get into an argument that we'll get into an argument. You want
to get into our own chickens. You said you're gonna talk about
you interrupted me not going to agree.
I don't think this guy has had a lot of media training just yet.
Yes. accuse me of standing up for sexism. Okay. That is
absolutely inappropriate to me, that's fine, because let them
know. You misquoted me that
now. Mistake number one. He doesn't remember actually what
he was what he said
misquoted me that is a lie. What did you say? I said in that
interview?
Yeah. See, when you throw that in, I said in that interview, I
was pretty certain that I was mentioning, he's trying to think
about what he said, The fail fail Miller. And I
said in that interview, what I'm saying right now, which is that
it is a trivial issue to debate deep to be debating retweets.
What it is a fact that you have Americans dying every single day
as a result of him immigration policies. That's what I was
saying. You said that we don't have real solutions to problems.
I just spent the other day in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, a once
great American town, a thriving hub of industry, the steel
industry shut down and the town is dying. You know why the steel
injury shut down? Because the political class in DC didn't
care about product dumping didn't care about foreign
cheating, just like Americans all over this country see their
communities destroyed but uncontrolled migration.
Alright, he's getting way off track. Let's bring it back to
the heat to the female hate
rails. What I see went off the rails
he's trying to move away from the women hate that. But yeah,
but it's like just so obvious. He's the guy should be hired by
migration. Not a joke we
talked about you want to talk about? Yeah, you want to talk
about women's issues. Here's here's something we should be
talking about. It is a fact as a result of uncontrolled migration
into this country. You can look this up as a statistic from
equality now, now
here, he makes the cardinal mistake of bringing it back to
women himself, the idiot,
half a million US girls in this country are at risk of female
genital mutilation. This is exactly what happens.
He says something outrageous,
outrageous is correct. Now. Girls think Wait, you don't that
doesn't?
Come on Coburn Do you mind if I go ahead. The fact is that if we
actually want to fight sexism in America, I agree with Doug that
the wrong way to go is Donald Trump who judges women on their
looks, who says terrible things about women
in every way, because she has no examples, which is always weak
about women in every way he could possibly do. Didn't know
not every way. That's not true. You're weak, you don't have
anything and
in every way he could possibly do do. And the reality is that
the reason why he's losing women in the general electorate, the
reason why independent women, young conservative women say
they will never vote for Donald Trump is because of what he does
every day, not a retweet. Just the things that come out of his
mouth regularly.
There you go. This is a meme, by the way. I didn't get a good
clip of it. But when I was doing the thing about Bernie Sanders,
I listened to his entire speech. Yeah. And he does a rant on
Trump in the middle of the speech. Okay. And here and the
one thing he says was Donald Trump insults women, every day,
every hour, every day. He insults women every day. This is
like an ongoing meme, because this is the way as we've known
him we talked about on the show, the Democrats are very good at
getting women to become Democrats or and we did this
with the discussion of the gun control, and do scaring the
women Oh, guns are bad and never shoot a gun. And, and I can You
can see that it has a good effect. And they're doing this
with Trump. And I now I want to, if I can switch to another clip
that's backs this up. I want to play David Brooks, who is the we
had earlier you had him on? And who's an insane maniac, Trump
hater who's supposed to be representing instead of here's a
guy's an analyst on PBS NewsHour. And instead of giving
us any insight, right, he just spews he is the He's the worst
kind of a hater. And he's, he's relentless play this one. This
is David Brooks on the loveless Trump
it hadn't been for what he how he reacted. Think
about his whole career and his whole language. His whole
worldview is there's no room for love in it. There's that you get
the sense of a man who received no love can give no love. So it
was relationship with women. It has no love in it. Its trophy
and his relationship toward the world is one of competition and
beating and as if he's going to win by competition when other
people get by love and so you really are seeing someone who is
just has an odd psychology, unleavened by by kindness and
charity, but where it's all winners and losers, beating and
being beaten. And that's part of the authoritarian personality
but comes out in his attitudes towards win
interest hence his his
I would say in his defence, I'm sorry, is he talking about the
National Football League? Or is he talking about Donald Trump?
Because all I see is black guys. Everyone wants to keep the white
guys asked, and then the black guys going to hit their
girlfriends? And what if
I would say in his defence, which I didn't think I'd use
that phrase, his relationship with his children seems quite
good. I mean, with his daughter and with his sons, and, and they
seem they seem like they don't seem like malevolent people at
all. very benevolent, because they're not
what their reaction is. Exactly.
What did he say under his breath? Because they're not what
they're not evil? What did he say?
He said, they're not evil. Oh, my God.
Oh my god,
and which implies that Trump Trump is evil. They
don't seem like malevolent people at all. very benevolent,
because they're not what they're exactly. Mark Shields,
David Brooks,
is not evil. This is like this is the kind of analysis it's
supposed to be analysis that they got one more kind of logic
is that there's no logic involved. He is just a hater. So
let's play David Brooks spewing one
and calling Trump a coward. A day later, Trump ratcheted up
the War of the wives when he retweeted an unflattering image
of Mrs. Cruz. Polls show Trump's standing with women voters has
worsened in recent months. According to the latest
Washington Post, ABC News poll 64% of women say they have a
strongly unfavourable reaction to him. That is 18 points higher
than it was in August. So what do we say about this? I mean,
did we ever think that this was going to be the lead story out
of a campaign for President of the United States?
I mean, that's the first thing is that are we really here? Is
this really happening? Is this America we have a great country
talking about trying to straddle the world and create opportunity
in this country. It's it's just mind boggling when we sort of
become acculturated, because this campaign has been so ugly.
We kind of cultivated to sleaze and unhappiness that you just
want to shower from every 15 minutes. Compare comparison of
the looks of the wives. I mean, he does have over the course of
his life a consistent misogynistic view of women as
arm candy as pieces of meat. It's a consistent attitude
toward women, which is the stuff of an of a diseased adolescent.
Oh, man.
Diseased adolescent.
Isn't that the worst? Now here he goes. This, of course is
misspelt as favoured Brooks, and this is the end of that rant.
This is spewing to Yeah, I got it.
And so we've seen a bit of that show up again. But if you go
back over his past calling and radio shows bragging about his
affairs, talking about his sex life in public, he's childish
and his immaturity and his even his misogyny is a is a childish
misogyny. And that's why I do not think Republicans standard
Republicans can say, Yeah, I'm gonna vote for this guy, because
he's our nominee, he is of a different order than your normal
candidate. And this whole week is just another reminder that
could this
finally be something mark that really does hurt Donald Trump?
Well, we've predicted nine of his last eight stumbles, and
they've had to materialise. Judy, whoever did that political
action committee ad has to be thrilled. I mean, because it
elicited from Donald Trump, the worst of his personality, the
bullying.
Oh, man, you know, it's not analysis.
I also can't blame them because this is the filter through which
they view everything and these are the REITs Yeah, these are
the elites and they just want happy go lucky. Right now they
have jobs, you know, they got jobs and they don't worry about
it. They spend
a lot of discussion on some of these C span where the where you
get into little deeper on anything about this bubble
concept. And these guys are in a bubble. I mean, books in
particular, I don't believe he could go and stand in line at a
McDonald's or go buy shoes or, or do anything. I mean, New
York. Sure. But I think these guys are so dissociated from the
general public. Yeah, that they are, well, you know, out of
touch and what kind of an analysis are we gonna get from
people that are that out of touch?
It's not out of touch John, it's just the reality which they view
everything they truly there's, I can hear it. These people
absolutely believe this is the devil incarnate. And they're
believing the same for crews. Just bad bad, evil, bad evil,
bad, bad. Bad bad bad
bot phenomenon. It totally the Obama bot phenomena is this the
same phenomenon but now there's a big but But David Brooks is
supposed to be representing Republicans now this is from a
Republican perspective as the best. Just another Obama bot now
he's horrible. Now let me shift to Dame Hillary for a moment. As
we had this new cache of emails come out and they were everyone
sifting through Thank you WikiLeaks for making that
searchable. It's I always the first thing I always do is
search for Adam curry and John C. Dvorak damnit, whenever in
these emails, just hoping today those Korean divorce, boys
should listen to them. No, none of that entails it now. Instead,
we learned something about our friends.
Google, in the emails, we see evidence of cooperation between
Google and the US State Department with a goal of trying
to oust Bashar
outside of Syria. This, by the way is our girlfriend chaya.
So emails are from 2012, the head of Google Ideas at the time
wrote this to Clinton's team.
They did a cutesy little package. Sorry, I should have
edited that out. It was just
Deputy Secretary Burns, Jake, Alec, please keep close hold.
But my team is planning to launch a tool that will publicly
track and map the defections in Syria. Our logic behind this is
that nobody's visually representing and mapping the
defections, which we believe are important
and don't like the voice they using for these emails, we could
have done much better than this guy.
Oh, yeah, are important in encouraging more to the effect
and giving confidence to the opposition. We're partnering
with Al Jazeera, who will take primary ownership, please keep
this very close hold. And let me know if there's anything else
you think we need to account for, or think about before we
launch?
So Google went on to create this interactive tool that would
track and map defections within the Assad government believing
that this would have a powerful psychological impact in Syria.
But to deliver this blow to the Assad government, Google wrote
to the State Department that he would have AlJazeera take
primary ownership of the tool. Al Jazeera did exactly that
listed the interactive map on his website and even received an
award for the best technical innovation. Exactly for the very
tool that Google created.
Nice Nice word Google that helping out fighters.
You know, that's kind of interesting in light of the fact
that during the Clinton ownership of the of the State
Department, she made a public comment about how great LG zero
is as a new source. You remember that?
I sure do. She said something to the effect that they were
kicking our ass I think.
Yeah, or something. Well, I'd like to dig that clip up. Well,
Oh, no.
Clinton, Alvin, maybe maybe maybe maybe.
Jay would be and also were usually referred to as zeros AJ.
leaving the country.
Yeah, I don't know if we have that. Went could have missed
them and titled something else. No, no, I can't find Oh, wait,
wait, we'll wait. Oh, we might get lucky here.
AlJazeera has been the leader in that are literally changing
people's minds and attitudes.
I'll just oh,
that's even better. Hey, you guys over there changing
people's minds and attitudes. Now we got a little tool for you
a tool.
Now you go. So Google in bed with the government. Wow,
gee, who would have thunk who would have thunk that? Huh?
Yeah, and why is Palantir never mentioned?
It's a good question that is actually been marginalised. For
some reason,
Gaza chi Bosch after Snowden came out with it, but Oh, no,
that's, that's just some tool called Palantir. That's not the
company name. Palantir. Started by in Q tel. Okay,
they've definitely put that on the back and make it graded out.
I have an update here. John. Two little quick updates. First of
all, the the guy who was arrested for the mealy mouthed
comment on on Twitter. He was he was let go.
Unless he was fired from school. Now they let no no, no,
no, there was two. There was this is not the teacher. This is
the guy who said oh, this these mealy mouthed. I got a Mealy
mouth reply and that was racist, racist. Exactly. So he was he
was let free. They let him on. They let him out. This Oh, that
was here. Following discussion with the Crown Prosecution
Service. They took that up pretty high. Mr. Doyle is no
longer charged with the offence and will not be appearing in
court. Police may not make charging decisions and offences
under Section 19 of the Public Order Act. That's what he was
charged under. There will be further consultations with CPS.
So they will be talked to about this.
Yes, God did generate a lot of bad publicity more supporters of
you, Kip.
Yeah, we can't have that. Oh, there was also a update Hold on
a second. Where it was that there was an update about
Yes, this one.
Anyway, Belgium is a nation on high alert following the rush
hour attacks at the airport and a metro stop in the capital.
Brussels Airport announced it will not reopen for passenger
flights before Tuesday. Has experts examined the damage to
the building. Now attention is turning to the security of the
country's nuclear facilities. After 11 workers had their
security policies revoked due to intelligence warnings. Those
security was stepped up around the plants the EU's
counterterrorism chief says that the facilities and other
infrastructure remain at risk of a cyber attack.
Yeah be very some guy was found dead. Well, I
thought with the reports I saw that they shot him.
One no I'm talking about the guy used to that worked at Yes.
Yeah, I heard the he was shot during a takedown but that could
be wrong. I don't know.
I don't Well, I understood that he was found dead and then his
security badge was missing and that's caused a big panic. Oh,
how
hard is it to turn off the RFID number
apparently it's impossible. She's
Emory University.
Oh, that's a good this is a good story. I
wish I had a clip of
it. I wish that I couldn't get a clip of it. I looked I looked I
looked at clips I got were lame. And while they were from comedy
shows, so
apparently there were pro Donald Trump chalk markings as we call
it now. There's not words, chalk markings. We all know that the
typical Donald Trump supporter can't actually write so it must
be just check markings. After witnessing the horrific
messages. Several students now feel unsafe on campus. And Emory
student government has declared emergency measures will be
enacted to deal with the crisis.
The chalk mark is consists of Vote Trump Yeah, Trump and Trump
2016.
The as is the president of
Yes, apparently this just just ruined some kid's day as well.
This whole story is a hoax.
My darlings out No, no, this is this rings true to me. President
Wagner said the incident provided the impetus for the
university to implement, quote, immediate refinements to certain
policy and procedural deficiencies, regular and
structured opportunities for difficult dialogues, a formal
process to institutionalise identification, review, and
addressing of social justice opportunities and issues and
commitment to an annual retreat to renew our efforts.
What does that be? It
means money.
Well, the money thing is also coming into play. I hear that
Where's where's Yale? Located?
Yale is yell is in Connecticut, I believe. Yes.
Yes, Connecticut. It looks like Connecticut is going there so
hard up for money. They're saying we're going to tax
endowments over $10 billion. Yale has nice jail has an
enormous endowment of about $26 billion.
Very good. Excellent idea. Yeah, so wealth tax. Yeah. The
beginning
26 Getting people $26 billion. Yeah, holy. They keep mapping,
and they keep charging the students more and
more Yale could put every single student in America to day
through Yale with that kind of money. Yeah, well, don't you
think?
They definitely could, but a lot of people's rooms a lot of money
Chase. That'd be beautiful.
Hillary Clinton is doing a dinner with George and Amal
Clooney. Then you can have dinner with them John now
remember the Democrats of all the rich people that mean the
Republicans. At least that's what we're learning. I misspoke
already. But the we've learned that the Republicans are the
rich fuckers, the Koch brothers, everybody trying to buy
everything. How much do you think this dinner per person per
person
will call a census for the normal Democrats? I would say 10
bucks maybe because the normal Democrats
chip in Mimi chip in just chip and chip in $1. Yeah, how much
do you just make a guess? Well, they're
always asking me for $1 So it really can't be much more than
20
Okay, give me the other end of the spectrum if you were just
too crazy amount of money.
Oh, wow. Yeah. 30 grand. 30 grand. Okay.
survey says
$353,000
Holy crap three who has that kind of money that just about
Republicans it's who has that money that kind of money for
dinner
she must be entertaining Republicans she's crazy
That's outrageous. That's a lot of money I knew about this
dinner but I you can go free by the way there's having a raffle
ticket bring one popper chipping one regular Democrat off the
street to come in and is in his kind of no shoes. You guys kind
of just cloth wrapped around your feet, raggedy pants that
are made from shirts. And you come in and you know hair cut.
And you get to go to this thing. It's just a raffle. Yeah, and
they all get the point and laugh at Yeah. Cool. So I added my
name.
I bet you did. Cool article I came across the eight things you
need to know about Ted Cruz's sex scandal. I think this is
good for us for our show. Yeah, number one, the National
Enquirer was correct about John Edwards Tiger Woods and Jesse
Jackson. I guess that's just pointing it out. Number two, the
Washington Times reporter confirmed the story and he got
fired over it. Yeah, he tweeted coming clean from what I know at
least two of the women named as Cruz's mistresses by the
National Enquirer are accurate. This guy got fired.
And he's with what paper Washington Times The Washington
Times and is that a right wing or left wing paper? I really
don't know. I do. Right wing right wing leading Republican
paper numbers by Sun Young moon of the Moonies Yeah, Washington
Times. Oh, I didn't know that. It's a very conservative paper.
So why would it conservative paper? Well, conservative paper
would be all in for Cruz because he's more conservative and
traditional sense than Trump. But to fire the guy you know,
it's
it shows what's going on weeding. It shows what's going
on. That's why it's I find it interesting. Breitbart had the
story, but chose not to publish it as witnessed by the tweets
from Alan Bukhari. I hate getting scooped. Yes, okay. It's
trending on Twitter has see most of these being women have been
identified. Let's see. What else do we have? I was one of them
appears to be Donald Trump's spokeswoman, Katrina Pierson.
That he had an affair with apparently. Yeah, it'd be kind
of interesting. playing that game.
And of course also surfacing now is the Texas police report from
2005 where Heidi Cruz was claimed a danger to herself when
they found her sitting nearby 35 It's not a good place to hang
out Heidi. And
that's probably what what Trump was referring to. Yeah. And now
Ted Cruz is a mess.
He is a mess. Booger eater.
Which I was gonna say is a booger eater. Yeah,
that did it for me. Was Oh my god. Hey, did you see the the
meeting between Putin and Kerry? No, I did. This was odd. Yeah.
So they're I presume they're in Geneva again they have a meeting
if you got put it's a big oval table table Putin is on on one
side with his guys carries on the other side with I don't see
this meeting you right now. So they have translators and I what
I did just slid that left a little piece of the Russian in
there. But if you want and I'd love for some of our Russian
native speakers to check out the clip in the show notes. 811 dot
no agenda notes.com Let us know that this exactly what Putin
said.
We'll get the pages similar. But today when I saw the footage you
going down the plane carrying your luggage I was a bit
frustrated and upset. On the one hand, it's quite a democratic
way of conduct but on the other hand, I thought probably Jason
in the United States is not that good in there is no one to
assist Secretary of State in carrying his luggage in
the first thing starts out by saying, hey bruh Hey bros if
you're carrying your own luggage off the plane was very funny.
What's wrong with the United States your economy? I thought
you had a good economy. Whoa, how's that? Maybe it's just
because you want to be a democratic guy and carry your
own suitcase.
I hear your economy is okay. And there are no Renault so there's
no slowdown. Probably then I thought there was something in
that case. So you're in the briefcase of yours. Oh, where
are you? You're carrying your briefcase. Maybe there was
something important in your briefcase.
You couldn't trust anyone else with him again. You probably
brought some money with you.
Maybe you brought some money with you to haggle. Yeah. Arias
response is
also beautiful on key matters. But in earnest, we are really
glad to see you run this President. Thank you. When we
have a private moment, I'll show you what's in my briefcase. And
I think you'll be surprised. Pleasantly.
Oh, wow. What do you think he has in the suitcase?
Well, it's gotta be a surprise. I have no ideal dose.
I think it's girlie magazines. Hey, hey, Vladimir, I want to
see some awesome news to
be a guy. That was one of the editors. I spy thinks the name
of the magazine or that spy spy private. Yeah. Who used to make
who always used to pack his suitcase full of full of dildos.
When he went through airport security, because they'd always
because it'd be all these dildos in there. So they always have to
open, open the bag and pass these things around as if they
were okay.
Did he do this for his own jollies? Yes, it
was the thought it was hilarious that that the homeland security
guys would have to handle all these dildos. Airport security.
Seems like a funny idea. Yeah. I don't know if it's that fun. But
that's what I said. That's why I said, Because I figured you knew
that story. Yeah. That's why I said that is what John Kerry's
got in his briefcase.
No, probably not. But I liked that. I liked Vladimir cracking
some jokes.
He's actually I've seen him do other stuff. He's actually quite
funny. He's very, if you watch enough, not not so much RT, they
don't show his humorous moments as much as they do at Deutsche
availa. And some of these other European outlets. He's always
making jokes.
And he speaks English, he should just give it a shot. It would
mix. This is another part of the problem. Why we don't carry any
of these ISIS attacks in other countries and sandy areas with
brown people. This this know this and you got nothing.
Because no one can talk. You got a translator reminds me it
doesn't. It's not fun.
They moved 11 Guys 11 FBI guys into Belgium. Do you think these
guys are just FBI guys? Or do you think they actually can
speak French or German or anything? Oh, absolutely.
I would hope Absolutely. But for TV, it's no good. This is not.
This is all. Just ask yourself. Why is television not covering
it? Are these people worth less than white people? Possibly. And
that'll be my final one before we go into the D block. This is
very disturbing. Okay. The National Union of Students, and
this is in the UK. They have a campaign, the LGBT plus
campaign. They have called for those who represent white gay
men to be removed from LGBT societies at their yearly
conference in Sheffield this week. The reason why, and I
quote, gay men do not face oppression as gay men within the
LGBT community. I'm sorry white gay men. So what they're saying
now is that what is Sis sis it's now sis gay men. In other words,
they're gay and they belong to be gay, I think or they feel
that way and they are what they are. If they are, if they are
white, gay men. They are not suppressed and therefore they
don't really need to be in our union.
Yes, screw them. Get out. YT unbelievable.
is limited. Here it is the motion the group has
specifically implies discrimination and prejudice is
more likely to happen if White sis gay men dominate their
society cisgender often abbreviated to sis refers to
people whose physiology and identity matched the gender they
were assigned at birth with so only I guess if you're closeted
or confused. We need to add to see lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender and confused.
All these organisations tend to fall apart from within.
I hope so. My goodness, bickering, listening to people.
I'm going to show my school but donate to no agenda. Imagine all
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Oh man. Yeah, good. Follow the story was short lived story
about this stupid bot named Jay.
You know, I wish I had seen the stupid bot named Jay. And of
course he got all this well, there really? It's just sounds
like more dumb stuff from Microsoft.
I thought it was pretty funny that naivete.
Well, are we doing tech news?
Lots only tech news I have
why why it's not worth the jingle. But I did want to say
that Apple has a huge problem on their hands that cropped up this
weekend. I think mainly because of the Easter holiday that
hasn't gotten the coverage it needs yet. but they have a
serious problem inside iOS 9.3. Have you been following any of
this?
No, I haven't, because they don't use it. But I did see your
tweets and you seem to be concerned about something.
Yeah. So it started happening slowly. And then everyone was
told oh 9.3 Is the update, it'll fix this what was happening? If
you clicked on a link in Safari, or if you clicked on a link in
pretty much anything that uses the WebKit. In iOS nine, I think
even I think even Firefox is just a shell over the WebKit.
But the shell responds a little differently mainly to
JavaScript. So there's something going on with with JavaScript.
And if you click on a link, and Safari, it freezes Safari, if
you click on a link in the Apple Mail app, it freezes the Mail
app. And now it's happening with everything. So even the Twitter
app, you want to click a link and Twitter than Twitter
freezes. And, and so I did a lot of research, because it affects
me directly. And it looks like the shared web credentials,
there's some process which is running to share web credentials
in the whole iOS platform. Something is broken, but it's
happening primarily with JavaScript. And it looks to me,
I'm just poking in the wind. I know what this might be. To me,
it looks like Google is fucking with ad blocking somehow and
doing something with JavaScript that is messing up
app JC. They had big meetings at their company that teach
JavaScript. And apparently the one of the
changes made to Java JavaScript, that's also now wasn't changed
based
on JavaScript. It was shared libraries that everybody refers
to they don't keep the libraries on the on the device.
And then they bring him in through the there was some
and it's not GitHub, but it's a thing that's related to GitHub,
where there's all these libraries that are out there
that you link to
Yeah, a lot of it is the Google API, you bring in fonts and
stuff from them, and they bring
all this stuff in. But this is one guy had a somebody called
some little dipshit company called him out for one of his
JavaScript modules. And apparently, you know, they
threatened to sue him or something, the guy got hooked.
And he pulled all of his JavaScript modules off of this
shared site. And apparently, he's one of these guys who
produces you know, 1000s and 1000s of
little little bits and little bits that people actually use.
And so the big scandal as he says, he pulled all this stuff,
half of this stuff on that uses the JavaScript baking is now
crapping out, because they instead of keeping their their
library someplace else, or local, because the new thinking
is like he was talking about some old timers that they said,
Yeah, you should never do that. You should always keep your
stuff local. And which is not what you do anymore. You keep
everything like this micro was the CO micro serve services
microservices, where you don't keep anything local. You're just
poking all over the place and your things you're bringing
things in, you have, of course, this
is millennials who are developing this shit. They
believe the internet's always they're
talking about the millennial thinking versus these old
timers. Why you do that you're taking a big risk. Yeah. And so
now everything's failing left and right and may not have
anything at all to do with that I'm
seeing I saw some other stuff gone, that the Safari is now. So
as I continue to study the accessibility stuff, and there's
these fonts that you bring in that are specific fonts that
people can read blind or low sight people, obviously, low
side, people can see better. But there if you have a web page,
and in your I think it's probably the CSS, if you're
calling for a any resource that is either encrypted or not
encrypted, but the exact opposite of the server, you're
calling it from Safari now blocks that by itself. So if you
have an encrypted and unencrypted site, you're calling
in an encrypted resource, an HTTP HTTPS resource. Safari now
blocks that this is not widely documented. And this is part of
this HTTPS Everywhere, I guess that drinking the Kool Aid to
but something is going very, very wrong with Apple and this
thing rendered my phone really useless. So the only way to kind
of get around it, and there's a difference. I have a regular
six. Tina has the six s she does not have the problem, though. It
looks like yeah, it looks like Apple fix the problem, but
didn't test that. So iPad two seems to work.
Why would that be the what's the difference between the six and
the 6x s except screenspace?
Well, and this is another clue. If you have the long press and
it pop it peaks or pokes whatever they call it, it pops
up a thing that's I think that's JavaScript related how they
probably do that in the OS. Maybe I'm not trying to say I
know what I'm talking about Lance. But anyway, that we're so
and of course everyone has Oh, just use this. Hold
on a second again. Yeah, why would you do that? Do Why would
you make a six and a six s with with basic baseline code being
different enough that one would work under one circumstance and
won't work or there's no reason for this?
No, but I think they don't know what's happening. And this is
this is a ending at the end anyway. Yeah, it is. And thank
you automatic updates. This is the kind of stuff that happens
it because I had a little bit of trouble once I put in 9.3 it was
just thank you just no good and they had some other issues going
on which getting a lot more attention as some people had to
input their for the new OS and I have to input your iCloud
password for some security. Gambit. And people forgot that
they weren't notified like hey, go get your iCloud number
password. You'll need it for this. And then when we use it,
oh, do over then it just brick the phone. So they're probably
trying to fix those people first. But this problem, brick,
brick, this problem is real. This is a it shouldn't be
popping tomorrow. Not everyone's Christian, no tech press on the
east.
That's not the same as reviewing the next new phone.
Well, this is part of the next new football anyway.
Start this thing. Is there a new cover that hey, they got some
new
straps, bands, bands? Maybe it's all about the band for the
watches bands
made out of vinyl?
Let me see as we wrap this
age material, yeah, fine.
But but this is, if you don't have it yet, you may have it
within the next day or two. It seems to build up over time. But
I'm telling you, John, this is i everything in my body says
there's something not good going on. I like the information about
the guy who just withdrew all of his all of his what would you
call them packages or, or as resources? That's possible. But
it could also be something that Google changed in their code.
Because it seems that if you
so many, when you talk about microservices in the way this
new architecture is that way everyone operates nowadays.
Yeah. When you look into it, look behind the behind the door.
It's frightening.
It's all built on stuff.
Because it's like is that? I mean, he's one point of failure
anymore. There's millions of points of failure. And less Yes,
lots of it can be coded around and you can have it, well, this
doesn't work. So this little take over and this doesn't work.
You can code stuff. So it works fine. If something fails or
falls apart. But there's so as everyone's become so reliant on
this, it's unbelievable. Well,
we'll also these days, you know, JavaScript developers, pretty
much anybody who can Google and copy paste code from, you know,
what, uh, what's the what's the big one everyone uses?
Now, JC knows all this stuff. You know, what I'm talking about
is yeah, there's a bunch of libraries out there. You can
just use and this skill, your skill nowadays is knowing how to
find the right module and cut and paste.
Yeah, and I'm trying to Stack Overflow. I can't do it. Stack
Overflow. Yes, you can stack overflow I
can but I'm not gonna about to do it. Now. This is going to be
one of the this is gonna be like a full
time gig. What are you talking about? full time gig we have no
time for this nonsense. copy pasting.
Clips, which is a form of copy paste true is a copy paste
world. This is the copy paste era.
Did you know I wrote a blog post about this in 1993. I think the
copy paste something I should look that up.
Find that again.
In our in our true recession, app based economy where ride
sharing is all the rage Indonesia. The shit is hitting
the fan Indonesia because of some new ride sharing apps but
it has a twist
anger on the streets of Indonesia's capital 1000s of
taxi drivers rallying to demand a ban on what they say is
forcing them out of business. Reuters counter Priya Kapoor
explains what it's all about.
Jakarta is one of the most congested cities on the planet
in terms of traffic. And what has happened recently, is that
right? Hailing apps online based apps have given consumers and
the residents of Jakarta an alternative, a very, very
popular alternative.
What do you think this alternative is?
What's got to be one of those little tricycle things.
Some of the traditional
taxi drivers that we have, do you mean a tuk tuk? Yes, but
they're not. Some of
them say that they have seen their incomes dropped by as much
as 60% because their passengers are opting for cheaper rides
heavily subsidised rides.
The cutthroat price war is shaking up Indonesia's transport
market, as well as the obvious threat from Uber unprofitable
cabs are giving way to motorcycle taxis is dominated by
two local rivals go Jek which has kept the price of a
motorbike ride at $1.15 anywhere in Jakarta Rab, which gives
first time users up to 20 Free Rides. But trying to force a law
change won't be easy. Part of that is down to the government
and different departments with different views.
Mm hmm. That's pretty cool though. Just see these guys. I
got a nifty little motorcycles outfit.
I amended Jakarta and I've been on those motorcycles while the
tuk tuk so the motorcycle that two other tricycles too too. But
there's other millions of them and they're all over the place.
The buses are the worst because people are hanging out of them.
It's horrible. Jakarta is the worst. Every time they say
here's your top your top congested cities always la Los
Angeles, Los Angeles, San Francisco. And I'm always
thinking Jakarta has got to be way up to even though it seems
to move better than the freeways around here. Yeah, I did take
one of those little pieces of crap to the airport.
I wrote the copy paste culture in 2003 actually
was pretty recent.
I'll say
a to vitamin B 12. Because of that blend. I
do I do. Um, quick North Korea update.
A Korean American man detained in North Korea has confessed to
stealing military secrets and plotting subversion with South
Koreans.
Oops. Well, that's not I thought these were all missionaries. No
nice guys. And what is up with that is something odd in this
report, as it pertains to this because here he is guys saying
alright, I'm a spy.
According to the state news agency. North Korean officials
say Kim Dong tool who was arrested in October admitted to
committing quote, unpardonable espionage under direction of the
US and South Korean government's
I have been arrested on the spot of handing over a USB memory
stick and documents containing the Republic's nuclear data and
secrets.
Damn, that's pretty serious.
How did he get that? Well.
A tearful Kim apologised for his crime and said he was paid for
doing it.
Of course, we don't know who paid him but
he's combat gun but there was actually another report that
showed that tracked, talked about the operation more
thoroughly.
And you have that report
and said he was paid for doing it. His comments are similar to
the recent confession of 21 years
of this I don't understand. She's saying this guy who
admitted that he had stolen the North Korean nuclear secrets on
a USB stick is similar to the kid who stole a propaganda
poster.
What Where'd you get this this clip? This is
think Reuters for his crime and said he was pursuing it listen
to his comments are similar to the recent confession of 21 year
old Otto Warmbier. Another American being held in North
Korea.
I don't understand how that works. It's not assembling
nothing similar
similarity. No
similarity unless there's something we don't know.
I don't think so. Okay, anything's possible.
Yeah, the queue is a goofball kid he's grabbing a poster is
take home. Yeah. thinks it'd be funny. Yeah, he could have
bought the poster. That's what I think there are about
the American Yankees amazing. Exactly. Exactly.
If I go to North Korea, which I intend to do, I'm going to try
to buy everything I see. Can I buy that? Can I buy that? Yeah,
I have an escort. I'll make sure to have an escort you will.
You'll look great on TV.
That's good. I mean it I
didn't mean to buy that I'm so sorry. I didn't know that was
illegal. I just it was just a Bordeaux. What can I say? Okay,
translating on the fly from Agent Orange. The guy who was
shot at the Brussels tram stop good yes. Okay. Um, translate on
the fly. So it's it's kind of hard. His name is Amir route. He
is Oh, he is well known in jihadist circles. He had been a
arrested he would owe the the French court convicted him to
seven years of cell so of the J seven years of jail for being
involved in the murder on the Afghani common dance my suit.
Wow, this is stretching my brain. Masood was the guy who
was killed just a few days before 911 by a helicopter, I
think by a suicide Commando. Now, Massoud was a top figure.
He was the Taliban is what he was Taleban. Ah, okay, so the
murders of comedy Masood had stolen Belgian passports. I
don't know, this is this is interesting,
very odd, this story is falling apart.
And while I'm reading it verbatim, that's the problem,
okay that that emirate is now showing up once again in our
country is cause for concern, because it means that an old
veteran, an old Taliban veteran, all of a sudden popping up a new
terror investigations in West Europe is huge cause for
concern, because now this guy is okay. I think what they're
saying is this guy is connected to such a well embedded, well
entrenched terror network of the Taliban that it goes back 10
years maybe that this guy was probably not at all connected to
the to the event, the recent events. Thank you.
Thank you. Ah,
I've got to look into the Massoud story there's got to be
some shooting
the guy in the leg
we never do that.
Well, you know it's legal we this is part of the European
Constitution. If you are running away from police then you're
allowed to be shot by police this is one of the first shows
we did when we talked about that I remember this Yeah, that so
well, there's you can't have the death penalty in in Europe.
Well, you can if you're running away from the police and the
police shoot you and they kill you, it will be a legal kill. So
that's why they just shoot you in the leg which that kind of
like in the US we just shoot you in the head. I think I think the
leg is better.
Well, you know the reason we can't do that here, we can't
shoot people in the lay. You can't wing them, because you end
up getting sued. Exactly. A dead man can't sue
dead man cancer. That's all I got. John, you got anything
else?
Well, besides, let's see, you can play the David Muir this
though. I noticed this on ABC. I'm gonna stop watching ABC. I'm
gonna move to CBS. And I'm going to but everything's breaking
news. Of course. It's the story says breaking news, breaking
news. And so here's the latest breaking news in any day.
There's absolutely nothing in the summary whatsoever. It's
very useless waste of time.
This scene unfolding today a man shot by police he had a
backpack. A little girl right there authorities calling to
that girl. A robot from the bomb unit approaching there on the
right. Police have not named the man tonight. But this played out
not far from where authorities say those suspects were building
their explosives. And this new video now emerged in the moments
after the bombing at the airport. The fire case
is that doesn't go anywhere. But I thought the only thing that I
think was about that clip. The reason I did it was the this
associative thing, which is the guy was at a bus stop near where
something else took place because of that. That's good
enough to shoot the guy. Yeah,
there's other things going on. It's not being reported on
that's for sure. That's
what I'm Yes, for sure. And here's the thing that actually
horror was brought up on the last day ah unplugged, which he
found peculiar and I'm actually starting to think it's peculiar
to this is the Belgian stock market. Okay, hold
on. I'm glad you have this. The attacks in Brussels that killed
31 people and injured many more also disrupted the lives of
1000s of ordinary European citizens, flights and train
services were cancelled across the continent as European
scramble to come to terms with the violence. Stock markets are
normally quite sensitive to events like this, but strangely,
this time, investors seemed unfazed. Outside the Brussels
Stock Exchange on the plaster levels, people gather here days
after the attacks to mourn and pay homage to the victims.
Inside the building however, business as usual, Belgian
stocks didn't budge following the attacks just a few
kilometres away. Similar reaction at the London Stock
Exchange after the bombings in the British capital in 2005, the
footsie 100 even managed to gain slightly in the days following
the attacks.
He pointed out that this is very if you look historically, this,
the markets always take a beating for a day or two and
then they rise and go higher. Sure. These haven't budged. It's
like oh, whatever that is, I thought that was very strange.
It's kind of strange myself. I don't know what to make of it.
Just one of those observations that we put how
our aviation stocks in general are they down just in general?
No, nothing interesting.
Actually, aviation stocks are going up. Because of the dive,
especially airliners are going up because the low fuel costs or
change the the, the way you do the calculation, so it looks
like they can make more money
to the keeper and I have a trip plan to Europe last week of
April 1 week of May. And we will be visiting the gay city of
Perry. We'll be visiting the even gay or city of Amsterdam.
And I think we'll make a little trip down to Brussels.
You should yeah, I'm just gonna have a look like you guys just
just Just a shot over, it's not even that far I will drive if
you take the high speed rail from Paris to
drive and just drive.
You get a drive,
it's not that far drive, or we'll get some muscles muscles
and Brussels, Belgium some of those religions get some of
those palm freet. And my final thought for the day is now that
the FBI has said they don't need apple. Is that because they
don't need apple? Or is Apple collaborating with them? Behind
you say that Google clip I think we know the answer to that
question,
that I want all the fanboys to think about that for a moment,
not a single person that said, Gee, did they capitulate? Where
is journalists agreement
that they would not that they would come with this cock and
bull story, but we don't need Apple anymore? Yep. As part of
the deal.
Yeah. Oh, well, let's let's just leak some Israeli company always
sounds good.
Yeah, they're into that sort of Yeah, exactly.
All right, everybody, anything I should watch. John has a big
game on today. Big Game, big game. And there's
a Easter Warriors game at five o'clock Western time. It might
be fun
doing it the Country Music Awards coming on tonight. I hope
so.
And find those award shows to be tedious science. And there's too
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