You look like a British banker in Hawaii.
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's August 2 2009. It's time for your gizmo nation audio
publication episode 118. This is no agenda coming to you from the
minimum containment centre. Or should I say Sal that are known
as the cat crackpot command centre? Oh man, I'm slow today.
Hey, from Gitmo nation, Western San Francisco, the undisclosed
loft location under eminent domain destruction. I'm Adam
curry
schlow and long winded I'm John C. Dvorak. Raglan Buzzkill.
The reason why John is I still don't have my midi controller
working. Oh, so I'm like switching back. And
did you order another one? Or you
know, I ordered another one and has to come from Germany. Dr.
Lieber. Although I had an idea. There's this. Apple has some
kind of thing with a single fader, you can switch back and
forth. Now get what you used. Okay, well, to expedite the
order. What is expedite in German? Now? March? No,
actually, March now. Yeah, I hooked it up again today, just
to see if it would work all of a sudden, you know, sometimes that
does a year.
Yeah. Well, actually, yeah, that's reasonable to think that
way with this gear.
Because with any gear, essentially. Hey, John, dude, we
did your Sunday trip. Dude, we did your Sunday trip yesterday
on Saturday. And we checked off a number of items off of the
list of things to do when you live in the Bay Area. Right? And
let me tell you something very interesting. You sent us a note
with a link to mount Tam. Which is one of the things one of the
places you have to go if you're in this area, right? Yeah. So I
click on the Google link, it shows me the spot on the map.
And then of course, I say, you know, get directions. And we
follow the directions. Exactly. John, let me tell you, Google
has a very interesting way of trying to send you to mount Tam.
And it does no Google at all. It does not work. So when you're
driving north on 101, there's actually a sign that says get
off here to go to Mount tam right. And our instruction said
no, no, go up another two exits, and then get off there. And so
we wound up going through. Was it Mill Valley? Is that it?
Yeah. Did
you go through the tunnel at all? On what one? No, no, no.
Yeah, we
went through that tunnel. And so the little one, I'm not sure
which tunnel you Okay, never mind. Keep talking. Oh, so I
don't think so. And so what happens is you wind up going
around the background trying to get up to Mount Tam. And I'll
tell you, we saw some amazing things. No one would ever, ever,
for any reason be on these roads. And for good reason,
because you can't actually get to where you want to go.
According to Google's description, there's a fork in
the road where you're supposed to go on via Van Dyck and it's
like a gated road you can't get through it. And you know, and
you get into this point was like I'm following the directions are
you short and this is the directions you got to go left?
This is this is exactly and you cannot get there the way Google
tries to send you so finally we wound up backtracking after like
an hour I mean, it's only 15 minutes outside of the city
after an hour of driving through I must say beautiful beautiful
small roads with amazing homes that are that are up there in
the hills of Mill Valley. We finally wound up going around
the other direction of course it's like a highway you get
there no problem. But it was disconcerting to see the Google
in on four different attempts kept saying go this way which it
just doesn't work. The road is not a through road. Yeah.
I love it. No, I don't when you see usually when you see a big
highway sign that says get turned off here from Mount Tam
and Google's telling you not to I tend to believe the highway
sign Yeah,
yeah, that's and I have to say I'm loving the G phone you know
it's got your directions it's got the GPS does everything
exactly the you know you can see the route is mapped out
everything works but it's just it is impossible to get there
the way they sent us so we finally wound up going around
the other way. Had lunch about five miles before the summit.
There's a now of course, I forgot the name of the place.
I'll put it in the show notes like summit in or something like
that. Where it's amazing. You sit on this deck outside and you
look out over all of I guess that's what are we seeing San
Quentin, you can see from your you're looking at San Quentin
from there, my future home. And it was nice, man. It was
absolutely awesome. But there's so many rules. There's so many
things you're not allowed to do. Yeah, there's lots of rules like
you know, You have to be out by seven. God forbid you're in
you're in the park after seven you know, you can't walk on
certain parts. It's like don't walk here. And it just feels a
little restricted. Yeah, for a park. Well,
well is that normally see people have been abusing
it. Yeah. And there's a lot of no smoking signs. That kind of
makes sense to me. You don't want to burn to the ground, man.
One Spark would would just torch that entire that entire area. It
is so dry right now.
It's always dry every year. I'm amazed that it doesn't just
spark up regardless. Happens all the time. Anyway, go to Muir
Woods. Yes.
But only really kind of like grazed it. Didn't have a lot of
time. And then on the way back, we did not go to Sam's bar
champs say yeah, Sam's anchor or whatever, cafe. That's it. We
did go to Sausalito. And we did go to the no name bar. Why the
hell did you send us to the no name bar?
Just so you can say you went there? Yeah. Okay. Well, that's
about
it. It's like it's dark. It smells of urine and there's no
one in the place.
It's a it's a pickup Art Night, I think.
No, dude, there was like an 80 year old with a colostomy bag
sitting next to me at the bar. This is not a pickup bar. Oh,
well,
maybe it's changed. I haven't been there for 20 years. Or
maybe you pick up different kinds of chicks than I do.
That's possible gotten a boob job? I haven't been there for 20
years or longer or actually now they think about it even longer.
Let me let me get this straight. Let me let me just tell you the
truth. I've actually never been in that bar
once you send us to do so.
We took a picture everybody talks about all the time I like
to say I always like to send you know a scout.
I don't want to be your scout. Okay. No more scouting. That's
bullshit. But thank you very much mount tam was a fantastic
trip a great idea. There a couple pictures. I'll point to
him I think Mickey's put him on their Facebook page or whatever.
Really, really fantastic. Easy drive to get to from San
Francisco. If you're not following Google's directions
follow the big sign that says mount tam this way. That's
pretty much the way to go.
So there's a occasionally it snows up there and that mountain
really doesn't What do you think the elevation is couple 1000
feet?
It's not very high. It's 2500 maybe at the most I don't know
didn't seem that high. So really you get snow up there?
Yeah, I went there's a snow cloud that comes over it will
drop usually a dusting on the top of Mount Tam and Mount
Diablo you get a batch. That's it not to applicants hit pretty
hard. Sometimes it does. Actually. You could actually you
could actually sled that would be cool. I don't know about
that. Do you really just get on your car drive up that day at
you know I had to Reno if it's like during the middle of
winter, you get snows everywhere.
You're You're breaking up? Are you uploading porn again?
Yeah, I'm going to send you to Reno on one of these trips.
Yeah, wait until I get the plane. It's coming in about a
week. It's not the same? No, of course, it's not the same as
better. I want to fly to Reno that'd be much cooler.
So your planes. So you were going to take a trip on this
plane. But now you apparently aren't going to
Yeah, the idea was end of end of August because I'm going to take
a short vacation. The idea was to by the way, not from the show
just from work. What am I saying? And I'm still planning
on in my undisclosed location on a private I'll I will still be
doing the show. I'm not quite sure how the bandwidth is going
to work. But we're going to figure it out one way or the
other. Hey, by
the way, you keep talking about this under eminent domain every
week and you have not explained it to anybody.
Okay, we found out last week or Yeah, about a week and a half
ago, this entire area where the where the minimum security
containment cell is located, that it is being bulldozed under
eminent domain, ie the government is forcing everyone
to leave because they're taking it over. It's not even the
government the government sold the rights to the what is it
called John the Transbay joint authority power, which sounds
like something right out of 1984. It's the Transbay joint
authority powers we have the power which of course is a
completely commercial organisation. They are building
between I think it's like Harrison, or whatever like
Folsom and market. I don't know this huge terminal, which has
been talked about for I think seven or eight years now. And
there is indeed a parking lot not far from where where we are.
That is the beginnings of it. But it's like this $8 billion
project for a state and and a city that is bankrupt. And
they're going to build a terminal for buses. For buses to
Oakland.
It's unbelievable. And this thing is a monster. No, no, it's
not just
a monster. It's an old Blisk okay, it's a complete new world
auto fascist New World Order fascist project. And this thing
is going to be the largest building in well, even larger,
taller than the tower of death, apparently, which is already the
tallest building west of the Mississippi. And they're going
to check this they're talking about a high speed train to Los
Angeles. I mean, it I can't even believe this shit anymore. It's
not gonna happen. There's not gonna be a high speed train to
Los Angeles. Although
trained experts have long said said that you can't really do a
high speed train in Los Angeles because of the there's a
mountain range between here in Los Angeles called the grapevine
and it's pretty high. In fact, it snows there a lot and this is
in Southern California. And it's just too steep and said the I
don't think they're going to spend the money to drill a hole
through the thing.
I think they're gonna call it the John Galt railroad.
Yeah, where's John Galt? So so. So anyway, so they're gonna do
that. And then they'll do this and they're supposed to do it.
This terminal is supposed to bring in the Marin County bus
system for them or in Maronites, and then they're gonna bring in
the Cal train, which is, which is actually parks itself over
there on.
Right. It's a beautiful, that's a beautiful train station. It's
fantastic. Functional, it's great. Why do we need to change
it?
Yeah. And meanwhile, how are you going to get the trains from
there over to this piece of crap?
Well, more eminent domain that just going to remove? Yeah, but
are they going to run a bunch of Rails right through all that
important part of the city, which is packed by pack, but it
would be a disaster, they have to drill another hole, and I
don't see they see that they can afford to do that. I'm gonna put
a couple of earthquake area,
I'm going to put up a couple of links to some of the PDF files
they've published about this when you see it. I mean, it's
going to be a big shopping promenade. It's all going to be
beautiful for families, lots of trees. In fact, where I'm
sitting right now will be oshri Transbay
term. If you go to today's Transbay Terminal, which we're
going to film, it's just got a bunch of bums. Yeah, it's their
home. Yeah, panhandlers.
Now, they're not even panhandlers they just live in
there, man. That's that's their home. They got their boxes set
up. It's nice and dry. And no one takes the bus there that I
know of. I do. Real you take the bus to the to that terminal.
Yeah, I come into the city on Wednesdays for those meetings. I
always take the bus. It's easiest way to get into in and
out and it's cheap.
Hey, you know, you don't have to say it like that those meetings.
Oh, by
the way, the cool thing that they do have, they have these
big giant green Transbay buses over here in the Oakland,
Alameda County actually. And they have Wi Fi on them. And
they're very big, comfy buses. They're not like, you know,
typical little bus.
Well, anyway, so all these beautiful buildings here, which
are really, you know, there some of them, I believe are historic.
I think our building is not historic, but it is
architecturally interesting. They're all going to be levelled
now. So what we're finding out is to block to block two
buildings down is in phase one, they have to get out by
December. And it's still not sure or not, we're not certain
whether we're in plan one or plan to have it's planned to I
could be good for another couple of years. If it's plan one.
Merry fucking Christmas.
Now, you know, as you move into MYRIN I'm not going to move to
Marin take the bus into the terminal
and meet interesting children from other lands while on the
bus. People like you ride the bus, John enough said, I don't
think so. Hey, I'm
all for public transportation. Yeah.
Um, let me get some swine flu stuff out of the way right off
the bat just so we can kind of deal with it. Because, you know,
there's so much and it just continues the ridiculousness of
what's happening goes on, but I signed up for website alerts at
the CDC website. And it works. They sent me an alert that all
the PDFs were updated from their July 29 presentation for the
Advisory Committee on immunisation, immunisation
practices. And so they have a whole bunch of PDFs. And one of
them was titled, The marketing PDF, of course, I'm very
interested in that, you know, how are these guys going to
market this? And they have all these, you know what? Well, you
know what a SWOT analysis is right, John, we have an access
and access and you have strengths, weaknesses,
opportunities, threats, you know, it's like marketing 101.
And so they have a couple of those charts and you know, what,
if it's this type of a threat, what if it's that type of a
threat, and then they have all of their key messages and their
social media Are efforts. But then there was like some there
was some, some quotes that you could use if you're trying to
communicate to the public. And by the way, top of the list is
how they're going to communicate this through the news media. I
love that. It's like, what's the best way to communicate our
message through the news media. Of course, we own those fuckers.
So I just wanted to give you a couple of quotes. And these are
literally quotes and you can watch them show up because this
is the official messaging the overarching key messages and
themes. See, this is the extra, the additional messages, here we
go. So that's what was most interesting the additional
messages, and I'm quote, everything is literally in
quotes on this slide on these series of slides. And of course,
I'll put links to it in the show notes at no agenda media.com.
While the novel h1 and one influenza virus has been the
focus of attention since the spring, it is important that we
do not forget the risks posed by seasonal influenza viruses. So
that's probably the most innocuous of all of them. We
hope that people especially those at high risk for serious
complications and their close contacts will start to go out
and get vaccinated in September or as soon as vaccine is
available at their doctor's offices or in their communities.
Another quote, the seasonal flu vaccine is not expected to
protect against the new h one and one influenza virus
scientists at the NIH, the CDC and the FDA are working with
vaccine manufacturers to prepare and test a safe and effective
vaccine. As medical and public health professionals, parents
and grandparents ensuring the health and safety of our
children is a top priority. These are actual messages you
will see showing up in the news media first. CDC is working to
enhance our safety monitoring systems and will actively
encourage providers and vaccine recipients to report to us
adverse events following vaccination. And then in
parentheses, whether or not they believe the vaccine caused the
event. They are so aware of what's going to happen, John,
they are so aware of the adverse effects that they actually have
it in their in their messaging now. And when you read through
this, you will say to yourself, my God, this could have been
this could have been a marketing deck for Microsoft. And they are
selling this to the public. And it shows you exactly how they're
going to do it. And you can follow it and you can try
that. Yeah. It's all propaganda. Well,
marketing, propaganda, whatever you want to call it.
I would call it propaganda. Marketing is propaganda. But
when it's done by the I think I think the definition would be if
it's done by the government, and it's if it's done by a private
individual or private enterprise, and its marketing is
done by the government. It's propaganda again,
what is ti v? Do you have any idea? I'm sorry, T IV as it as
it pertains to vaccinations T IV.
Maybe it has to do with? I don't know, because I mean, IV is, you
know, intravenous, intravenous or whatever the T stands for,
maybe somebody knows trouble.
So there's, there's another slide here that talks about how
the trials are going to be conducted. And so the talk about
agile agile Vantage CSL vaccine on adjuvant and SP vaccine, one
versus two doses and then sequential administration of ti
v and h one and wind vaccine in a derived valence inactivated
influenza. So that's right, so that makes sense. So they have a
couple of trials which are going to be with active virus a couple
of trials that will be with an inactive virus.
Yeah, that's just tested on the public. I'm telling you
21 days apart, I mean, it's all here if any of the news media
would just download some of these PDFs and maybe someone who
hasn't read
the words for too long
Yeah, it is it makes my head spin
I'm more interested in the into just a general kind of
propaganda that's that's pushed out there by the by big media.
And I have a bunch of clips. Oh, we've talked about this before
unless you have more to say about the swine flu.
I have plenty more but it can wait until we're we're further
ado
I want you to play some of these clips that we have collected
here there's a I think there's just abhorrent that but the law
and order show decided somewhere along the lines to do this
measles show that they did, which was just basically a
promotion of getting vaccinated. No law and order is a Drama
Series Correct? Yeah, but this is Ash. This is Special Victims
Unit. This is the one Yeah, ordered New York elevator
version. You actually watch this shit, don't you? Oh, yeah. Okay.
And I think the stuff is well written. But this particular
episode, I thought was just it was so filled with propaganda
and propaganda stick techniques, and this is getting back to the
horse argument. I'm sorry, they'd have a back And fourth
argument that was lopsided for example. But it was, you know,
interesting and noted the more emotional people were, you know,
on one side than the other, but PLAY CLIP measles, one swing can
kinda get a feeling for it. This is after some girl just played
Aaron Walker's death wasn't a homicide. She was just dug out
of a shallow grave. She didn't fall in there playing hopscotch.
Well, whoever put her in there didn't kill her encephalitis did
swelling of the brain brought on by measles. Wow, you can hear
how bad that acting is. We don't see the picture. Isn't that
awesome? Like, terrible. I
know welling up the brain
did swelling of the brain
brought on by measles? Are you sure it's measles? No signs of
abuse or neglect? No bruises or abrasions either? Her teeth
weren't in great shape, but mostly from a diet sugars.
That's measles. How does that happen this day and age wasn't
vaccinated.
Oh, dude, dude, first of all, it sounds like Rachel Maddow. No
doubt about it. How bad is that acted that is so horrible. And I
don't think they're into the playing this wrote these roles
so much. And the funny thing is are using the medical examiner
who's the black woman who's not? Generally there's this one woman
this this white blonde who's been doing the medical examiner
for since the beginning of the show, she is probably the
richest person in the world on residuals. And I think she I
don't know, I think she's on this show. But if she was she
wasn't on this episode. I think she Screw you. I'm not doing
this one. It's just terrible. But did you notice there was two
pieces of propaganda and one was the teeth were in good shape
thanks to sugar.
Yes, of course. That was the first one. Yes, that was the
first one right?
Right. But then it goes into vaccination. And most of the
rest of the show and this is is essentially condemning one woman
who didn't get herself didn't destroy us about a woman who
didn't have her kid vaccinated he got the measles and he
accidentally bumped into this other girl who died and so they
decided to to charge her with not homicide or anything else
but with murder.
All right, what do I play now?
Play the clip but I think what's what's on the list is I think a
clip three.
Okay, I went to see a girl after you would recommitted to your
new life. There's a Singlish
girl Wait, wait, stop. That's not the one I have no that no,
this is the Amish one. I have
measles nutcase. I have measles neighbours and measles, MMR.
Okay, go the one that you're playing. We're gonna play again.
I want to set this one up. Because this is like they
decided to go at to an Amish guy who is who's got the beard and
he's like a fanatic old man of Amish. He thinks everything
sucks. And it's stupid. Wait
a minute, John. Exactly. Yeah, I just wanted to hear it. Yeah.
So anyway, he goes on and on. And then they make him look like
he's a complete maniac and he's obviously an idiot because
he doesn't have he does he's against vaccinations right.
Who is having second thoughts about being Amish? And here's
the clip plate.
I went to see a girl after you would recommitted to your new
life. There's a Singlish girl Megan, I had to see you had to
see one of those harlots. Is that where you went to the
hospital for a venereal disease? Oh, no, it was just a rash. The
measles? We don't vaccinate. There's a lot of things we don't
do.
Oh my god.
There's a lot of things we don't do. Fashion people.
First of all, he sounds like he's Irish for some reason.
What, like, who pays for this show?
Okay, let's go to the clip of the neighbours. Okay, do you
need to set it up? A woman who ended up getting charged with
murder?
My neighbours call you? Why would they do that? Because
they're upset at the choices I've made for my
family. Like not vaccinating yourself.
Well put my son at risk because Big Pharma and their lackeys in
the media try and jam vaccination down our throats,
even if that puts him at risk, flood
risk. He had measles two weeks ago and the immune system he was
born with kicked in and now he's fine. Sarah Walker isn't fine.
She's dead after being infected by your son.
Okay, look, first of all, how can you watch this John? This
thing is so atrocious. It was beyond atrocious. They are
reading the script from the Ministry of Truth. I can just
hear you big, big pharma and they're and they're crazy
lackeys. Oh my
god. Okay, now we're gonna go to now here's the one this I'm
going to sit next. Now this is the nutcase clip. This is where
they be.
They beat me they find someone who is really against fact, they
did this.
They're talking about this woman. They talk about her as a
crazy person for having these thoughts about Big Pharma and
vaccinated by the way I want to mention to people out there my
all my kids have been vaccinated against measles. I'm not of the
opinion like that. It might be that it's bad and there's you
know, generally, I just think that this is there's some other
message here and they're what they're trying to set Pull up to
just take any shot that they bring up. Which is of course
what we're talking about.
Can I just say one thing? I'm not against all vaccinations? I
am against adjuvant and crap and oil and water.
thing, right? Okay, right I am too. So let's go and play the
nutcase who in the here's where they be right the woman behind
her back and then they bring up a phoney argument. So they so it
sounds like they're being objective, but the guy they have
to take her side is one of the nuttier guys and he's nobody
takes him seriously. And the whole thing is a beautiful piece
of propaganda. Listen to this
lady is a lunatic what she's doing is a danger to society.
Yeah, but not illegal. Are you defending?
Maybe he's right. I mean, sometimes parents know what's
best for their kid, right? And we
decided to vaccinate a kid so they'd be safe. Well, that was
your choice, telling parents how to raise their kids.
That's a quick slide down the slippery slope of government
tyranny.
Monica stored son got the measles and nothing happened to
him. I mean, it's not so black and white
women. Ciara got the measles from Monica son and died. Now
all of a sudden my little boy is at risk because of some nutcase
mom. Well, she's not the only nutcase mom actually takes that
price. But her kid was too young to be immunised every child
under a year old is at risk. It's just stupid not to
vaccinate your children. You aren't stupid.
Richard Belzer should be taken out back and shot. I mean, this
is this is your right this is 100% propaganda. I can just see
the producers going Hey, did the government send over the scripts
this week yet? We're ready for him. We got to do that German
measles episode.
It's just It's deplorable.
How much you know we should really I really like analysing
this with audio only John because you have no distraction.
You really hear clearly what they're doing. When you just
listen to it the minute you I think if you if you have all the
pretty moving pictures, and everything flashed on the
screen, you're probably just not aware of what's being said. But
man, when you listen to it, you hear you just hear how some guy
in the Pentagon wrote this. It's unbelievable. When he added a
uniform on.
Is there one more clip on there because there was one, MMR we
haven't gotten MMR Yeah, the MMR clip and this is the one by the
way this I only took a little piece of this. This is the the
medical examiner, the doctor on the stand on the witness stand
going on and on and on about how everything is you know, hunky
dory and in MMR so important, but just play and this will be
the last one.
Measles is one of the most communicable diseases on the
planet. It stays in the room for up to an hour after the infected
person has left. It's transmittable from up to 200
yards away. I thought measles had been eradicated it was but
right now England has a measles epidemic because people are
refusing to immunise themselves and there's total horseshit by
the way children. And the last serious outbreak here in the
early 90s. led to 123 deaths in unvaccinated children. Why would
people choose not to vaccinate their children against something
so dangerous? The most common reasons are for religious
beliefs.
It's like she's reading a Wikipedia page
suspicion about the science behind immunisation. Is the
science behind immunisation faulty. Is the science behind
immunisation faulty? Absolutely not. Measles is totally
preventable with the MMR vaccine, not being immunised is
irresponsible. Despite any side effects from the vaccine. There
is a minimal risk. But it's more dangerous to drive a car than to
take the MMR vaccine. Thank you for danger.
This is the here's a couple of points in here. One is more
dangerous to drive a car than just about
anything. Yeah, thank you. That's the most dangerous
activity you can you can participate in.
So let's go over this this one calm, it's just I thought it was
eradicated. It was Wait a minute. If it was eradicated,
there's no way that means it's radically eradicated means
eradicated.
Dawn Finn. And then there's like there was a measles up there is
I think she said there is a measles epidemic in the United
Kingdom. There was something about a year ago there was a
small outbreak. There's nothing going keep talking John, I'm
gonna Google measles outbreak in the UK.
So anyway, she goes on with it was eradicate, okay, the point
is, if it was eradicated, then she says it was how could it be
it was and then but I mean, if something's eradicated, it means
it's gone forever. Here. June was eradicated, although it
wasn't quite because they kept a few of these little vials around
in case they want to kill us all. But the point is, it was
obviously wasn't eradicated.
So the the outbreak referred to, as reported by the BBC was June
14 2006, where 156 cases in South Yorkshire were reported. I
don't think there are any deaths. but it's hardly an
outbreak. And when epidemic
is what she called it, huh? Are you sure? I think so. If you
play it again she's there's an epidemic.
Measles is one of the most communicable diseases on the
planet.
Is that true? Is it one of the most communicable diseases? No.
It stays go look at
the wiki page. I swear to god she's reading the wiki page. I
swear to you that's what
she says. Okay,
this is funny. You got the wiki page.
No, I don't want get the wiki page. Oh god don't please just
get the typewriter keyboard off the floor
Come on. This is funny.
You just like to hear me type.
It's hot. Let me see me. I'm gonna do it to measles.
Yeah, infection of the respiratory system called by
virus pushy. Rabid love the genus more live arises.
Measles is one of the most communicable diseases on the
planet. It stays in the room for up to an hour after the infected
person has left. It's transmittable from up to 200
yards away. I thought measles had been eradicated. It was
it was was
but right now England has a measles epidemic. Right
now England has a measles epidemic. This is a lie. When
was that? When was this aired?
I think it was a 2008 show
because people are refusing to immunise themselves and their
children. And damn British killed them. The last serious
outbreak here in the early 90s led to 123 deaths in
unvaccinated children. Is that true?
No, there's no I don't find any documentation for that. I mean,
it's possible. Why
would people choose not to vaccinate their children against
something so dangerous? The most common reasons are for religious
beliefs you you religious Kooks use or suspicion about the
science behind immunisation is the science behind
immunisation.
Do you hear how that flows of psychosis? That question and
answer is, it's like an Obama press conference actually,
totally like an Obama Prescott event?
Certainly not. Yeah, go ahead.
It's just ridiculous. Anyway, every time I run in, that's why
I watch this stuff. I mean, I think that the that the
propaganda it, people need to deconstruct what they're
watching on television and decide if they're watching a
good drama, or what are the elements of propaganda within
this that they're trying to brainwash the public about, in
this case is obviously take whatever shot they tell you,
because it's a way to go and you're irresponsible, if you
don't, you know, and this the way the story went, by the way
the woman got arrested and charged with murder, and she got
off somehow.
Like, because of the
I remember there being I remember there being a version
of the show that she didn't get off but but it would may have
been different show, they may be doing the show over and over on
different versions of law and order. I don't know what the
deal is. But whatever the case, she got off, and then the mom
who and the dad of the dead granddaughter will go berserk
and start throwing bricks at her house. And then the dad runs in
to like get her as crazy mom, by the way, who's just a complete
lunatic is screaming killer killer. And he goes in there
with a gun, the font, the grandfather, loved the little
girl, goes in there with a gun, pulls it out, and then blows his
own head off saying, now you've killed two people sit beside
himself. So the cops walking in his woman shaking like a leaf,
saying, oh, and they're they're all looking down. And then that
one cop who's who's the pro vaccine guy gives you the you
know, like, give her a dirty look for all the damage she's
done. She wasn't indicted to begin with that guy would have
been alive.
Oh, my goodness. Well, that's just one side of it. And by the
way, it makes total sense because it's very expensive to
put a show like this together. So having government funding and
I will see if we can find out some of where the funding comes
from. Who's producing it. I mean, we should delve into that
a little bit.
Well, I mean, I don't know what the connection is with the
government. I don't think there is any but
of course there is. What is this air on? Is this in syndication
or is it air on?
It's on NBC on Advil? Thank
you very much NBC General Electric. Right. So now on ABC.
We have Dr. Richard Besser, who has now been hired as ABCs
medical reporter and he'll be on I guess, what is the morning
show on ABC? Of course he was the government's swine flu czar
what any stay in that job the swine flu things not over yet.
No, but no but does he serves better much better when he's
when he's perceived as a medical doctor giving you really sound
advice. He has that whole face that one Like, hey, believe me,
I want your kids to live. So now he's gonna be the senior medical
reporter. You know what that is? It's just like that Gupta do
who's on
on CNN gonna work for Obama? But then he decided in like Rahm
Emanuel or something No,
no, he's he serves the mission better if he's not directly
related to the government. Yeah, you're right. It makes so much
sense.
So what's this guy's name?
Dr. Richard Besser, B E. SS er, the CDC director who led the
government's communications efforts during the swine flu
outbreak. He currently heads the CDC is coordinating office for
terrorism. Emergency risk doesn't look like you want him
to treat your kids. Oh,
he's got the the authoritative. Doctor slash professor,
professor, kind of look for a young professor totally.
Oh, doctor. Oh, please, please, please vaccinate my children? I
feel so good.
Smart tronics. Member them John. Oh, yeah. These are the guys who
got the $18 million, as far as we know, no bid contract to
build recovery.gov. So we're they're supposed to they were,
you know, in the auspices of transparency. They of course,
were supposed to release their contract so that we could review
that
to see, well, that's never gonna happen. Well,
it was going to happen. But according to the General
Services Administration, and the Recovery Accountability and
Transparency Board, quote, The only thing that has delayed
getting this document 508 compliant, which I guess is the
code for transparency, said board spokesman Ed lb another ex
cop, referring to the law that requires agencies to make their
electronic and information technology accessible to people
with disabilities. We are not going to put information up on
our website that is not accessible to the blind or
disabled.
It's a text file you dig. It's so funny. And it's a redacted
version of the contract. We can't even see the whole
contract, it's going to be redacted. Why does it have to be
it's a website why it's a website? It has to be redacted.
Thank Thank you press out. Like Well, there is a I haven't read
it yet. But I just got a follow up email from one of our
listener producers John stuck. And he says that he has here
what he thinks is a version of the document that they're
supposed to put out. With I just haven't had time to look at it.
He actually says note who their partners are. So I'm afraid to
go look at that document. But I love that I love saying hey man,
we can't put this up yet because we're not compliant yet. It has
to be accessible to the blind and the disabled.
They're probably still working on trying to say how are we
going to rationalise $18 million for this $50,000 job now they're
probably it's probably easier for them to just kill us to stop
talking about it would be cheaper? Somewhat. Oh my
goodness. Yeah, I thought that was pretty damn good.
We got to get on this gravy train. I'm sick like talking
about I would you really sound like the jealous couple farts
Look at these guys. I made $18 million on a $50,000 job. I can
we can't do that.
Ah, yeah. Now you're right. Okay, the thing that's really
bothering me in the media as we're kind of on that track
right now. And you know, whenever something's on Glenn
Beck show is like, that's a big like WARNING WARNING. This is
gonna be some cover up some bullshit going on here. So
there's two stories. The story that everyone is now jumping on
is if you go to the government's Cash for Clunkers website, have
you heard about this? John, I'm sure you've blogged it, or
someone has mentioned it to
bloggers have done a bunch of cash for clunkers things. Right.
So
this is this is all over the place. It's like, well, when you
go to this website, you come up a you come up with a part that
what is it that says if by using this application, your computer
now belongs to us and the government and all the files on
it. And, you know, basically, it gives the government free rein
to hack your computer and access all your files for in
perpetuity, something like that, right.
I shouldn't be doing this with my blog. Well,
it's a good idea. So let me ask you this question. The Cash for
Clunkers programme, as far as I understand it was an incentive
programme under I believe maybe the stimulus package to get
people to buy more automobiles. Is that correct? Is that the
basic premise of this programme.
Well actually it has dual or tri, tri tri fold and thinking
about wave folding envelope letter anyway it's has a number
of purposes. One is to get people to go off their butts to
get a new carcass a lot of people have been putting it off.
The second was to get a bunch of old clunkers within a certain
range that are gas guzzlers off the road in exchange because you
have to get a car that has it gets better gas mileage, so it's
also green.
I don't trust this initiative. And the reason why I don't trust
it is because it is not just a US initiative. This is happening
in Germany. This is happening in the United Kingdom who have no
car industry whatsoever to speak of. It's happening in the
Netherlands. Again, no car industry at all. There's gotta
be something extra to it, John. It just this cash for clunkers.
It's a global initiative, which once again just shows how great
they are at rolling this shit out on a global scale because we
I guess we pretty much are our one big gizmo nation now. But it
can't all be to stimulate the car industry. I don't see where
you're not every car is a huge gas guzzler. It just doesn't
make sense. It just doesn't make sense to me
is a huge gas guzzler. helped me out here
I want to understand
I don't know all I know is that if I'm going to take the TARP
money 700 billion and I have a choice of doing two things with
it one giving it to bankers or to giving it to the public is so
they bring their own cars in and boost the car industry I would
rather have number to take place right but
it's but of course it's not really boosting the car
industry. And by the way, we rented a car for the weekend.
What is it? American cars are made of plastic?
Yeah, a lot of them no all of God did you have does reduce
dealt with that was the car
the Ford Escape. It's a midsize SUV. It's plastic. Everything
about this automobile is polite. It's probably toxic. It's one
big plastic tarp
trying to kill us with these guards
telling you. A German Catholic bank has apologised to investors
and promised to sell its shares in a contraception producer, a
weapons firm and tobacco companies gotta love the
Catholic Church. Um, secure
headlines.
No, we have we have a different jingle for that job.
And now, back to real news.
I really didn't think it was that obscure. I thought it was
people don't realise the Catholic church really is a huge
bank.
Yeah. Well, they always were. Yeah, but people didn't realise
you had to put the Knights Templar out of business because
they were becoming a bigger bank.
They were becoming a syndicate, right. And that Knights Templar
they had money everywhere. And you could basically syndicate
your money. You could say, well, I'm going to I'm going to borrow
it here and paid back in a different country. I think
didn't they invent that
kind of the Yeah, they invented most modern banking tricks. What
happened to the Knights Templar, they got run out of town by one
of the Catholic popes who just get took a disliking to him
because apparently the church owed them a lot of money. So the
way to deal with is just to get rid of them so they rousted them
and most of them ended up they think nobody knows what happened
to him because a lot of them just disappeared very few of
them actually got captured. And it seems as if Switzerland
absorbed them and Switzerland suddenly went from being a
backwater
to thumbscrew banking the banking country of the world. So
I
believe that the Knights Templar are started either Swiss or
British bankers today then you
base all of your information of course on the Tom has a History
Channel special.
I base it on the Davinci Code. That's how I know
special on his I'm watching it going well. That's interesting.
seems right. The trouble is every time the History Channel I
should mention this to people. I do have this is I have a degree
in history. There are certain parts of the history that I have
no way to too much of and they will go into something that I'm
fairly knowledgeable about and I've read most of the literature
and to be
wrong. Yeah, it's full of shit. I know this has become another
Gitmo nation a communications channel. I can't watch it
anymore.
Why still like the Knights Templar theory that they're all
a Swiss bankers? Was that one of their theories, though? No,
apparently some historian came up. They tried to hear well as
guys went in and they trade they they know a lot of them
disappeared into Switzerland. And they made the point that
Switzerland was just a bunch of farmers one day, next day, there
are a bunch of bankers. Coincidence, perhaps read the
book.
I had not expected this to happen. Of all the guys who has
been anti establishment throughout his career and his
music lives on. Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant has now joined the
establishment after accepting a CBE from Prince Charles.
He's a knight
Yeah, well, not quite a night it's kind of like a nightlight.
It's kind of like a night layaway programme is what
it is. CBE is what is something at the British at
the border Champagne is a citizen of the British Empire is
that it? Maybe
everybody's a citizen of the British Empire. Oh,
I want one of those nifty looking metals. That looks cool.
But you know, throughout the years, many particularly artists
have refused these types of awards from from the kingdom for
this very reason saying, Hey, I don't want to be a part of the
establishment that would basically go against everything
that that I stood for my art
can enter the British Empire commander. Wow,
that's a good title. Yeah, what do you get with Commander of the
British Empire is
only you get new beginnings in the guy with a sharp stick?
Any Benny's there, man, should we get one of those? Huh? I was
kind of disappointed to see that. Would you accept one if
you got?
No absolutely,
of course she would.
I need this stuff for the walls. I mean, I don't have enough art.
I'm have collected a lot of stuff. But I would love to have
a couple of certificates. The only thing I've managed to get
is the Kentucky Colonel. I'm a Kentucky Colonel.
I at least I have the Connecticut School of
broadcasting. I actually have
I went to the Paul Allen School of broadcasting but they never
gave us certificates.
I did a speech once and said hey, would you come and talk at
the Connecticut school? Alright, for those of you who've never
lived on the East Coast, this is like four years they ran
infomercials the Connecticut school have a career in radio
have a career in television. The Connecticut School of
broadcasting can get you this career. And so they asked me to
come and speak one time I said y'all come and speak no fee but
I do you want to have you know a diploma. I want an honorary
degree from the Connecticut School of broadcasting. It's
like no priority said yes. Yeah. This walk over to the laser
printer. Pick it up. No. So are you familiar with the Krakatoa?
Krakatoa rock? I'm not pronouncing that I'm sure.
Properly. Krakatoa rock. Krakatoa Krakatoa.
About the volcano. Yes. Yeah, I'm very familiar with it.
Do you know that it's active right now that it splits always
you in active it could blow it anytime? Yeah, what a saint.
Well, there's a report from The Daily Mail that you know, says
it's really kind of and there's some beautiful pictures by the
way, it's just outstanding. This thing is not just it's viewing
John there's lava building. It's twice as big as it was a couple
of years ago. This thing is really on fire right now. Here
let me see. Well, you know, we don't want that with that the
unfortunate crack at Tao that's a bad one right? That one. Tau
it depends on how you
there's a link on your Skype
The problem with this volcano it's one of the five or six
super volcanoes on the globe. Then when they go off it really
have serious problems the last time
that happened and that was it. I think here it is. 1883 eruption
killed more than 36,000 people and radically altered global
weather and temperature for years afterwards.
Yeah, you end up with a two or three year cooling period crops
fail. There's famines all kinds of bad things happen. Look at
that link man these pictures I wasn't even one of the big day
apparently this thing has gone off a couple of times has really
been astonishing. I'm clicking is not doing anything. I click I
click nothing happens
that you sound like me vo QA
straight again. Oh, there it comes. You gotta crack at Oh
rock the world again last time it killed 1000s and changed the
weather for five years. Now it could be even deadlier.
It is the Daily Mail okay,
this is just pictures bogus Of course what do you mean bogus?
This is This is a drawing
Wait a minute, what are you talking about a drawing
this is drawings This is not what the volcano is doing
what are you looking at? I'm looking at pictures are you
looking at I'm seeing pictures here I'm seeing pictures and
came up with a high resolution
drawing
I don't know what you're talking about. It's not a drawing this
these are
the biggest the biggest the largest part of the volcanoes
actually underwater. Right. This is just a little off shoot.
These are not drawings. John. These are high resolution. This
top picture looks like a fake the one that's taken through the
trees on the beach. Yeah, it's artistic. It's a beautiful
picture is taken by Marco Fuller of Barcroft media
Okay, well we will see what happens
all right. Watching I mean they keep talking about you know, the
worst case scenarios if Yellowstone ever blows up. Yeah,
that
we were following that for a while and just kind of went away
is it no longer and then we were having
earthquakes and day. Roads still melts and
in the Netherlands Get one nation lowlands. They are now
seriously talking about mandatory vaccinations for
health care workers. And there's there's a big brouhaha started
about that. You know, I get so many emails from health care
workers who listen to the show who pass on information. And
they're like, Wow, man, I really I'm going to quit my job. I
really don't want to take a mandatory vaccination for
anything. But now the Minister of Health is saying, Well, I'm
sorry, we're really going to have to make this mandatory.
You know, I hate to stop you in that. During that thought. We'll
go back to it. But I'm looking at news articles about Krakatoa.
Yeah, you under news. It's the only people that are even
talking about it is the Daily Mail. So this means there's
nothing going
on. Bullshit limit. Let me then just go back to the cash for
clunkers for one second. I guess the reason that this whole thing
kind of irked me is you know, this programme was so out of
money. They did the House did on last Thursday. A very or Friday
did a very quick $2 billion additional budget approval for
this programme. 2 billion Wow.
Yeah, I know that you want to date put a billion into began
with him. They're gonna put another couple billion to keep
people buying cars because it apparently is a very successful
way to get rid of some of this TARP money. i But believe me,
I'm not against them.
Isn't that the TARP money? That doesn't that doesn't sound
right.
No, I'm just I'm just saying good. No, but it's all come on
his face. It's all coming out of the same pot somehow.
Yeah, out of our pocket,
well, out of our pocket and into at least he will be driving cars
that are safer.
I should have pulled a couple of clips from the Bill Maher show
from Friday. This was a fantastic show. Oh, it can't
that would that's impossible. Don't let me tell you why. Let
me tell you why. Because they have on the panel, some British
guy, they got to know these people didn't know who they were
it doesn't matter. And they're talking about the Federal
Reserve and not a single person on the show could explain
including Bill Maher could exceed he actually said I don't
know what the Federal Reserve does. And then the British guy
starts telling everyone what the Federal Reserve does. It's like
oh, they they control the interest rates you know, it's
really good thing like what this fucking shield from from this
line he is all of a sudden in telling these stupid idiot
Americans what the Federal Reserve does, they don't the
American people, people on television don't even understand
that the Federal Reserve prints our money and then lend it back
to us at interest. It was amazing show actually, I do have
to record it. I'm going to pull a couple clips from that because
I didn't throw in this week which was including because I
didn't watching C span half the week. But you know you want to
shoot yourself. Yeah,
it was just a bunch of idiots.
I got some little Waxman material coming for the next
Thursday show.
Okay, good. You have a couple more clips lined up if you want
to talk about that. Otherwise, I just go into all kinds of crazy
well go to
my B clip number one now the thing about bees because we talk
about this every so often but they finally found that was a
really good nature episode running this week on PBS. You
should check it out. It's about the bees. And they found where
the boy that was killing all these bees, which is really a
big threat to everybody.
Is it? Play the whole thing. Now clip one
Yeah, DNA tests have isolated a single suspect, a virus found in
nearly all of the CCD hives. It's a virus that until now was
found only in Israel called IA P V. Israeli acute paralysis
virus. The group believes they found the culprit. The team now
turns to the more difficult question how did the virus get
to the United States all test results seem to point to one
likely source Australia
Guess what? That's enough for that could play clip number two.
Australia did it? We did. Yeah, we buy a lot of bees from
Australia and in they come in packs.
Really. I'll take a six pack of bees, some of them as the bees
did the virus come
from one thing that gets missed is that we found this particular
virus in royal jelly from China as well can we cite it as being
present in the US Australian bees and royal jelly from China?
So the question of where it's come from and where who had it
first, that's really unanswered at this time.
grocery chain is always in the background of these things and
they apparently make royal jelly which they sell to the US and
other B areas. And they feed it to the bees and so that's the
you can really obviously get a you know the killing us There's
a whole there's a whole part of China where there's than the
southern areas somewhere they were doing a piece on that where
they there's no bees anymore. And so they've had the hand and
but they killed off all the bees with pesticides the Chinese have
and so they have to hand pollinate all these pear trees.
And then they ran out some stats on the fact that, you know, you
know, a hive of bees can do like billions of flowers and to do it
by hand takes you know, you can only do like, you know, few a
day. It's ridiculous. It's interesting
you say that because I was just reading today that of pears
specifically 90 Here it is 94, nearly every orange 94% of
pineapples and 90% of pears sampled in the United States are
laced with chemicals used to kill bugs, high proportions of
apples, grapes and tomatoes are also tainted, as we're parsnips,
melons and cucumbers. So the stuff that we're eating
basically still has sample traces of chemicals that are
used to kill bugs. And I'm sure some of that would kill bees.
Yeah, no, the problem is, in fact, I'm going to do I'm going
to start doing this on our show, which is the pesticide of the
week.
Oh, yeah. We need one of those jingles to go along with.
Somebody comes up with a jingle. I start to do the bit and we'll
take that long. But the because I've been looking at pesticides
and because I've been working on two stories. One is the writing
another book. I'm writing another book. I work in white
nose syndrome, which I think we need to discuss once in a while.
Isn't that a Hollywood problem?
It's a good one.
Yeah, finally, yes, it's about time.
So but I ran into this fact sheet which I'll send you the
link to any posted. It's a fact sheet of pesticides, actually
new chemicals that have been added to the list of things that
you can use since 1997. And it's just pages and pages and pages
of weird crap. That just keeps being brought into the market
and Astin always very dubiously tested it seems to me might
asides, insecticides, fungicides, rodenticides,
herbicides, you know, on and on and on sides. It just like,
Well, no, those aren't usually sprayed. The you haven't
sandwich page after page after page of weird things.
Anyway, and meanwhile, the lettuce you buy from Whole
Foods, organic stays stays good in your fridge for three weeks.
What's up with that?
Let's buy fresh air for one hour, please.
Three weeks?
Well, it's obviously they got you know, there's a bag though
they may have that chemical. It's in the know, I don't think
they do that. Well, they're
not supposed to. It's supposed to be non GMO and and non
pesticides. Yeah,
I think there's something going on something where maybe I have
no idea. And maybe one of our producers out there can tell us
why did why
does lead us from Whole Foods stay good in the fridge for two
to three weeks. It just doesn't sound right. It's a little too
long. So if you want to know what's wrong with America,
there's a great clip. This is a town hall meeting or council
meeting, I believe in Santa Cruz, California, where a fine,
young, fine, upstanding young member of America's youth goes
into some detail about how we can actually say, have you seen
this?
Yeah, well, I've actually have a clip of I didn't send it over.
But I want to say something about it too, before you run it.
Which is basically this woman is typical of the people who live
in the Santa Cruz area. But there there is a cult of people
who record the Santa Cruz city council just to get the sorts of
clips because they're just priceless.
Here it comes City Council testimony may 13. play
well, the crops are growing very well. And they're Ganic. And
some of them have pesticides. And I think that we should make
a perfect pesticide for the crops, but is good for people
and healthy and keeps the crops preserved. See because we need
the food because it's food and stuff. And organic food is good.
Also,
she has a huge rack by the way.
And the businesses downtown really need to lower their rent
because if the rent was lowered, those people would really have
their own businesses.
If the rent was lower, these people would really have this,
by the way, is fiscal year 2009. Cooperative retail management
business, real property Improvement District Assessment
meeting.
They have enough staff they're very good at making things
they're like experts, they're really good. And we can really
be a community and make the things and sell them in our
stores. And I really believe that it can be a California
thing that it Can can really work out because we can be rich
and cotton and mining metals and Silkworms and we can make things
we can make things cars.
We can make things cars gene
can make it for us and we can have the community in the city
in San Francisco and we can make things and put them in the store
on the East Coast they have slaves and they believe in
slavery and made in China but
what what is is on the east coast, they have slaves. Yeah,
and they believe in slavery
on the West Coast and us because we don't believe in that we
believe in the union. And that's what we are.
Alright, so the best part is at the very end, we're so let
someone actually applauds her
boyfriend this is this woman.
She's a total nut job.
I wonder
we need to kill 5 billion people let's start in Santa Cruz. It's
a good
start gIorious for people like this
really that's kind of discriminatory of you to say
Santa Cruz has got a
lot of these kinds of people they moved there and then
especially in the hills at one point Santa Cruz was like the
murder capital of the GM of the state good it because it was
always going on in the hills. God knows what what these people
are up to. I don't know it's just like it did. When you watch
that you go the educate this is beyond the failure of the
educational system.
home this is this is actually a PSA for homeschooling, dude,
that's what this is. All right. So I just can't resist the World
Health Organisation determined in 2005 it has the authority to
dissolve sovereign governments and take control should there be
a pandemic. This goes back to what your wife apparently
discovered, even though I've mentioned it several times to
you that the United States is one of the 194 nations who have
signed the treaty and are a part of the Constitution of the World
Health Organisation. And yes, these rules apply to any country
signed signed on to the W H O which of course is the US from
the WH o 2005 declaration, and I quote under special pandemic
plans enacted around the world including the USA in 2005
national governments are to be dissolved in the event of a
pandemic emergency and replaced by special crisis committees,
which take charge of the health and security infrastructure of a
country and which are answerable to the World Health Organisation
and the European Union in Europe and to the United Nations in
North America. So the question of course is will we actually do
that? Because we're now not well that's what you say that already
you know, there was a report that they're setting up the
quote shadow government when when everyone in Washington has
to be sent off to the hills then there's like
one Obama I guess it'd be you know, your notice started last
week Obama's apparently somebody hacked into one of the computers
and discovered
what's happening here why is this happening stop because
official I don't know what that was. I'm sorry. It was that I
don't know Something kept playing I can't find the webpage
that is playing on
Oh, you had a webpage open so Obama's some machines name and
lots of details but Obama's one of the White House computers
something got cracked and they just they found Obama's secret
hiding place for his him and his family. Where is it? Isn't it
next door isn't it yeah no hole somewhere I
thought it was next door where the where all the world the
guests day? Isn't there a bunker underneath that thing?
I know. I didn't follow up. I didn't care. Then his World
Health Organisation thing is nothing's gonna come of it.
Well, I don't know. We got guns.
Yeah. Well, meanwhile, as as as he tries to stretch the time
between clicking the link and the actual article coming up.
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they've been shipping 1000s of thick plastic bags sewn in at
Scarborough factory and touted for their ability to quote
prevent leakage and seepage of bodily fluids. Some seniors
residences are even buying 510 or 15 at a time and even in
different colours. You can get a customised can get a monogram
like that's so important to monogram. Well I think this is
still a very good investment. John, I think we should look at
jumping on that train. I think this is
might be nice. I wonder what they look like hanging on the
walls art.
Okay
cool.
And we can't do a show without talking about our favourite
company. Now chips, you know,
you lost it, you blew it.
And this is because my controller is broken. Let's just
pretend, you know, I'll fix that imposed, it'll sound really
good. So the most complex genetically engineered corn has
been approved for use next year in Canada and the United States
approved, unbelievable approved
without his potential health and environmental risk being
investigated. Neither us nor Canadian health officials have
assessed the humans health safety of Monsanto and Dow
AgroSciences new smart stacks. This is the brand name smart
stacks. It has eight novel genes inserted into its DNA. This is
according to the Canadian biotechnology Action Network,
which I'm sure are a bunch of radicals. But basically, they
haven't really tested it. Oh, why bother? And this is so they
already have our wheat. They've got our corn, and the smart
stacks is going to be in everything. According to who
owns Dow AgroSciences is that Dow Chemical? It has to
be Dow Chemical and by the way people should go to no agenda
chat.com What's going on? Are they talking about? Some guy
said to do that I forgot to we always you always forget to
mention stuff.
This isn't a key early step and our commitment to helping
farmers sustainably double yields by 2030 to meet the
increasing demands for grain for food feed and fuel said Rob
Fraley, Monsanto Chief Technology Officer and Executive
Vice President next year's product launch would represent
the largest introduction of a calm biotech seed product in the
history of agriculture The company claims up to 1.6 million
hectares could be planted with smart stack seed in Canada and
the US by 2010.
It's all over this stuff Yeah, we
Yes we do, sir. Yes, we do. So it's very simple. First, they
get rid of all the farmers make sure their crops fail with a
terminator seeds and they come in with their smart stacks. It's
real simple.
To follow this story more closely.
Smart stacks, I set up a Google alert for it. It's a good idea
spell it smart stacks with an X
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All right. Hey, we actually should have more people doing
that kind of thing. Anyway, that bridge is gorgeous.
It's on the list. It's on the checklist. But I think that's
great, you know, so that's 15% discount. I think we should get
a little more really?
Yeah, he should do up to 12 but a little bit. Little so, um, so
let's talk about so we have a we have some contributors this week
I want to talk about but I want to preface it with a story that
came out in salon magazine.
Yeah, I know exactly what you're going to talk about.
So I'm gonna link to this course and now I don't have it anymore
on my pay. Ah, I haven't you have it up now of
course only want the link. It's a fantastic story. It's about
the the ongoing war between Glenn Beck and Bill O'Reilly
and apparently the two guys have been going at each other but
it's been hurting somebody's business.
Who's been business could it be hurting? Let me see who owns
what in these mainstream media outlets.
So it looks as if, you know, apparently it was bugging the
guy because I guess O'Reilly started going off on the CEO of
General Electric Jeffrey Immelt.
When I read it, look, he was even giving out his email
address, wasn't he?
Mr. O'Reilly continued to pour pressure on corporate leaders
even saying on one programme that last year that if my char
child were killed in Iraq, I would blame the likes of Jeffrey
Immelt. The resulting email to GE from Mr. O'Reilly's viewers
with scathing overtime GE and the News Corp concluded that the
fighting wasn't good for either parent said an NBC employee with
direct knowledge of the situation.
Notice the analogy by the way of parents and children in that
entire article, fighting children and parents.
So they had a deal apparently, between him Melton Murdoch, and
it says, And then he goes into the that's a quote from another
article. And then he goes on and says the Obermann denies he was
part of any deal. The NYT New York Times says that there has
been virtually no criticism of Fox by Olbermann, or MSNBC by
O'Reilly since June 1, when the deal took effect. Apparently,
there was a couple of little things that did crop up. And now
it seems as though because of pressure from their, you know,
the corporate sponsors of these shows.
So this is this is exactly what we've talked about. And I don't
think it's just the corporate sponsors of the shows, although
that may have a lot to do with it. But of course, General
Electric is responsible for making a lot of the war material
that is being used right now. And when you directly relate the
president of the network, or of the company, GE and you
personalise it, you personalise it. Well, of course, you know,
there are people dying at the hands of shit made by General
Electric. So that is something they really don't want out
there. And, as we've discussed, there's very little reporting
from any reporters on any of those links. And when we look at
how stupid stories show up on NBC, or MSNBC, or CNBC and how
it relates up to, it's to the parent company, GE, no one's
going to report on that shit. Because of exactly this, at the
top, people are going to come down and say, shut up, shut up,
you'll never work again. That's basically it. O'Reilly,
generally, now, you have to know that most people out there
should know and they understand that this is rare. Most of the
time you self censor exam, which is actually which is actually
worse. And I'll tell you why. Because self censoring tends to
do more censoring than is necessary. You actually go
overboard when you self censor that and big media companies.
When they figured this out, they realised they didn't have to, do
you ever say anything? Because there's nothing worse than
telling somebody not to do something and then they get
fired, or they quit. And then a couple years later, they come
out and say, Yeah, you told me not to do that, and blah, blah,
blah, and makes you look bad. But self censoring is, you know,
you actually say you really don't and that's why you never
see for example, any stories on any of the networks about
anything about Disney, for example, about Disney's hiring
practices at its parks are about that crazy, you know, you're not
an employee, you're an actor.
You're a cast member cast member, so you get the health
benefits.
You don't get a lot you don't get the right pay. I mean,
everything is crummy about it. But nobody would ever report on
that because, you know, you're taking you know, it's like a
club, you got ABC News, and NBC News and, and CBS News and
they're all owned by large giant corporations. Of course, NBC
being owned by General Electric, and so you're never going to see
these guys, you know, attack each other because you know, if
somebody attacked Disney Disney could just do ABC could just go
mad dog on some something the other guys are doing. And so
there's a gentleman's agreement. We're not going to discuss this
stuff. Okay. And so this O'Reilly thing with
I think, I think O'Reilly got a little bit too close. I think
O'Reilly went a bit too far. Because he had the, you know,
he's brash, he's got a big mouth. And he literally
overstepped his boundary and they and they said, okay, dude,
now it's ending right now. Stop this shit.
And O'Reilly gets paid millions and whatnot. I wonder. I wonder
how much more of an entertainer than anybody.
I wonder. I really do. I wonder how much money he makes? I think
these guys are getting paid a lot less than you and I believe.
I don't think so. Riley is I think number one and cable.
Do you know what is his audience sizes we should look that up. I
bet it's smaller. I bet it's smaller than you think it might
be. might be, but I'm, but I know that a couple of people
that have been on I bet I know a few that I pretty sure they make
a million a year and this guy's got to make more than that. So
John,
you write for CBS MarketWatch? Do you find yourself Self
censoring?
Dow Jones MarketWatch?
I'm sorry, it's been sold. I didn't know Dow Jones is a part
of Dow Chemical.
Dow Jones is a part of the Dow Jones, you know, the Wall Street
Journal.
It can't be a coincidence that it's called Dow. Okay.
Yeah. Do you
answer the question?
Yeah, I sell sensor. Of course I do. What am I going to do? I'd
like I get I see something running. Like, for example, in
my own publication that I think is like crap. I'm gonna say,
Well, you know, I think the editors are idiots for running
this. I'm not going to do that. What do you think I'm crazy.
The what else does Dow Dow Jones own?
They own the well, now they don't own anything because
Murdoch owns them. Okay, so I'm actually working for Murdoch.
I'm part of the news corporation. So I'm not going to
write a scathing things talking about Murdoch or I'm going to
or, or Fox News being a bunch of you know, whatever. I actually
like Fox News. So what can I say? I like Murdoch, he's a
great guy.
Okay, now. Oh, God. Well, anyway, on this show, you don't
appear to be self censoring. And that's highly appreciated. Well,
that's because no one listens.
No, that's because we are we are, we are actually, we're not
commercial was paid for by our our producers and sponsors and
the people who graciously contribute. And I want to
mention a few today. And by the way, we hope we thank everybody
who's contributed in the past. And I want to encourage people
to continue this because this will help us get to our third
show, which is really what you want us to do. I also want to
thank a bunch of people like some people that are doing some
free work for us, bubble Ray Martin, for example, that nor
agenda archivist, have got a new guy that's gonna do custom icons
for us. Michael Kingery, is a really cool, talented artist is
amazing. There's an applications programmer, Colin Nickerson out
there that might get some work out of him.
He's gonna make the application that says all of your computer
files belong to us when you access a site. That's cool.
That would be good. So but we got some good contributions. A
lot of them came in late though, and it kind of just kind of
screwed me up a little bit. But let's go over a few guys who
gave us some money Paul Vela gave us $66. And I wonder what
that means. Yeah,
he's in town, Chester.
Isn't he the guy that said most of the people? I'm sorry.
I meant to say most of the people that gave us money are
Americans this week. We got except for one last minute one
that just came in before we started today's show. Nobody was
in Europe, for Australia.
Really? Well, we had a good run with, with the Scandinavians
with the Australian so now it's about time the US picked up.
So we got John Matthews and Father Ralph, of course in
Chicago and John Matthews in Parts Unknown are part of the
No, they're going for the night
of the layaway programme. Great, great. Thanks. So this is not
the Reverend
get phase a priest of reason. In Chicago, we go to Chicago here.
We have to have a beer with him. He insists
a beer drinkin priest. I love it.
We have really Pettit, g u i L A U M. e PEDOT. PTT are petite.
He's in Shamli, Quebec. That's the only Canadian we get
anything from the rest of it's all Americans Max like crits or
labrets who generously gave us $250 And he's in Seattle. Wow.
Thank you so much. That's awesome.
Eric Peterson $68.31. In Glendale, Arizona. We have to
obviously figure out what that means. The
31
No, no, no. No, I don't know either. A BB computers Parts
Unknown $50 John Atwood, $50 and Cotter, Arkansas. Mark workman
another generous person from Dayton, Ohio. 100 bucks. I
figured this is the last 100 bucks in Dayton, Ohio. And
workman gave it to us. Thank you
all of Dayton for that. And we really appreciate that.
D U I dash help.com gave us $50 Parts Unknown. Larry Baldwin
gave us $52 And he's in Buena Park, which is interesting
because we have a couple of nights one of them being in
Santa Ana. We'll get to them at the end. Then we had some late
comers. Peter shamila cough who is are Smilla cough 5744 And
he's in Galloway. Ohio another Ohio person giving money that
they probably can't afford to give. And he said we have to get
to 5744 We'll have to work on that. Let you do a ramp going
through his name's Matthew Belmar in Walcott, Connecticut
again, Americans $50. And then we have Paul like I got Paul
valid and I get Paul. Yes. 16. Okay, here's one, the only one
from Europe that came in just came in Francoise through and
that's spelled p r o u l x and it's pronounced Peru, Peru for
everywhere. He's from Paris, France. Hey, Paris, finally.
Good. So
that's the first person from Paris that's ever given us a
cent $73.31.
You know, that's gotta be we can't. I think this you just
tell us what the codes are. Because we never follow up on
it, and I can't remember it.
Well, they're gonna have to send us an email, Francoise will just
have to send us an email. It's highly appreciated, though. 331.
It's a good one. That's fantastic. And then we have two
nights.
We have two new nights. Scott Rodriguez, who
we mentioned on Thursday with $1,000. And he's in Santa Ana,
which is interesting, because Larry Baldwin's in Buena Park,
so they should get together for a beer. Yeah. And then just
coming in as Margaret George of Clovis, New Mexico. Wow. Now if
you unless they've transposed the name on Pay Pal, and is
really George Margaret.
This is this is not all not only is it a new night, but it's a
new female listener to the show.
Yeah, that makes five Wow, Marguerite my wife.
know much. That's awesome. Well, we should do well, what are you
gonna do for these nights? John? I think we should
do so gonna get him some, but I'm gonna have to get to work on
the night thing. So we get some new monies?
I mean, could you really please do it? I mean, you know, don't
come to the meeting on Wednesday. And, and instead of
that, meeting the meaning. You know, instead of that, why don't
you Why don't you work on some of the premiums for the Knights
man. That'd be much older,
was somebody just came up with the 5441 I wish they would re
hit it again. And that because I lost their Skype message. Or 54.
What it was it again? 5054 3744.
Anyway, so the two nights we're dealing with here is Margaret
George Clovis, New Mexico. So Thanks, Amelia. Thank you,
Scott. Rodriguez in Santa Ana, who should go have a beer with
Larry Baldwin? Who's down the street.
Now there? Are you done with a list?
Yeah, that's the list. I mean, it's it's it's a it's an it's a
good list. It's not as many as usual in terms of the 50s and a
hundreds, but the big donors, Max and the rest of them to
Kony, tell me what the 50 What it means instead of teasing me.
Now, there are a lot of people who send us it. Well, of course,
we don't just call them people or listeners, their producers,
and they send us all kinds of information. And usually people
say hey, look, man, I'm trying to lower my debt. My wife and I
are really working hard. We can't send you any money as soon
as I can. We will. That's fantastic. That's fine. I do
have a couple of job openings. For people who are out of work
and looking for because I was looking myself just as kind of
like a Plan B and I figured it'd be it wouldn't be bad I could
afford $97,000 a year I can become a an unmanned aerial
vehicle pilot. Because there are a lot of jobs with the reserves
and the and the US Army. And the one that caught my eye, which
wouldn't wouldn't be bad. I have a couple of no agenda listeners
in that position is the internment resettlement
specialist. You find that one on the army site. And now and the
best part is the description of the job, which are in the show
notes. Of course. One of the route advanced responsibilities
will be to provide command and control staff planning,
administration, logistical services and custody control for
the operation of an enemy prisoner of war slash civilian
internee camp. Now, if you're in the reserves, you will probably
be working in the United States and you will be running a
civilian internee camp Gee, isn't that interesting?
That is interesting. Somebody should get that job.
The quote from Wikipedia civilian internees are civilians
who are detained by a party to a war for security reasons. So
that would be the FEMA camps that we've been seeing all over
the country and you could be there you could be running it
making $37,000 a year not
hey. Well, anyway, I want to remind everybody go to a divorce
dad org slash n A to help us out and we need some more nights
that would be nice. Also,
we're working on that we're working on our first dinner we
have a lot of people who are interested,
no agenda.squarespace.com and we will have a link to a mailing
lists that you can put yourself on if you want to go to one of
these dinners. We want to do what the first one in Las Vegas,
which would be centrally located and the timing thing. So we're,
if you put yourself on the list, and we'll try to make it so
everyone can do it. I mean, it's, we were, unfortunately an
international show with listeners all over the world.
And you know, they're not like cut except for the fact that we
have two down in Santa Ana area. It's they're not centrally
located. I mean, so it's it makes it a little rough.
Well, it'll be the first stop on our world tour, John. It's just
the beginning.
So that's the bark.org/na. We really appreciate all your help.
No, go ahead. Especially this weekend, I would just want to
remind everybody to keep donating especially those guilt
ridden ones out there have been listening to the show since the
beginning and are reluctant to help us
coming to you from the minimum containment. So under threat of
eminent domain demolishment and get my nation West San
Francisco, California. I'm Adam curry.
And 5744 refers to Adam and I's ages, apparently, official ages.
I will say I'm John C. Dvorak. See you again next week.
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