You know, when you when you talk like that I actually get hard.
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. It's October 1 2009. Time for your
Gitmo nation media assassination episode 135. This is no agenda,
unsure if we have a government or not today at the start of the
country's new fiscal year and coming to you from the minimum
security containment Sal and Gitmo nation, West, San
Francisco, California. I'm Adam curry,
and it's garbage pickup day here in Northern Silicon Valley. I'm
waiting. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Lachlan, Buzzkill. You think they'll make it? Do we still
have service?
And I think I think I just saw a truck go by,
you know, have you ever I was in New York City during the big
garbage strike
that was in New York City during one of the garbage strikes
to goodness, you know, you really don't want that to
happen. You'll really piles up. And rats come out of every
effort when and I'm not just talking about the people who
live in New York. Rats come out of every nook and cranny of
raccoons. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Well, you can talk with
them. You can have a nice little chat with these rats in New
York. They're huge. Yeah, so today is the start of the new
fiscal year for our country. And I'm not I'm confused. Do we? Do
we have a budget that has does government have to shut down? Or
what's the deal?
Why would we have to shut down which is borrow money? People do
what you always do your your, your down on this. The fact of
the matter is people love to loan us money.
Right. Do you think you think it's gonna stay that way
forever? No, exactly. Thank you very much,
but it's not ending today. No, it's
not. It's not but I'm just looking at the news. And I'm
thinking, Wow, there's so much shit going on. That just you
could get depressed.
Yeah, you know, I wanted to think there's some good news
kind of, you know, unfortunately for you, it's real news.
Oh, my goodness. Now, starting my day off just right, Johnny
Boy.
So I think Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel might be breaking
up.
Finally, Justin is within my grasp. Last thing
is Jessica's within mine, but you can have your own choices.
So they call it the most boring Hollywood relationship in the
history of gossip, the gossip rags. Yeah,
cuz they did nothing exciting.
Well, they're not, you know, they're just functional
functionaries. They do their job and
they do the job and don't bump into the furniture and they get
out.
I liked that. Let me just add any big news. Yeah, thanks.
That's, that's exciting.
Let's just run real news. Let me just get a couple of clips out
of the way because, you know, we never talked about the Emmys,
which you probably didn't watch.
No, no, no, no, I watched almost all of the Emmys. And I'll let
me just give you my assessment really quickly. First of all,
Neil Patrick Harris, Doogie Howser, MD, and now he's also on
how I met your mom, I think. Yeah, it's named the show. I
liked him. I think he did a great job.
He did. You know, he got his chops doing that by doing the
Tonys, the chonies the Chinese and he did the he was on one of
the talk shows and it was so funny because he you know, he's
an out gay. And he's really, he says, You know, I didn't know I
did not know that. Seriously. I didn't Oh, yeah. And he says, he
said on the thing he said well, you know that Tony's you know,
he had some identity unfortunately just lost the joke
but he had some self deprecating gag about the Tonys being like
pretty much he says, you know, it's, you know, they have to
have a guy like me and some something like that. So they put
him on charge of this, and what I liked about it, and I agree
with you, in fact, somebody if you want to play the Jeff Probst
clip where he wins the award Jeff props is the guy who's on
survivor.
And the Emmy goes to say, come on. Jeff probes survivor
Jeff probes comes from Wichita, Kansas, also home to Buster
Keaton zero miles head as in her Don Johnson and Kirstie Alley,
throwing up your turn on the TV actress can't run asleep and
watch Johnny Carson until his eyes gone blue.
Thank you very much, Neil Patrick Harris. This is how you
host the Emmys.
I didn't hear this. Yeah, yeah. But then listen to the rest of
this crap thrilled
and honoured to accept this on behalf of the entire survivor
crew we build the show together on the beaches and injustice the
reality category honoured to be the face of survivor and tonight
I also want to share this with anybody who has a dream because
I am living my dream right here in this moment. If you ever
dream dream big pursue it with a passion. The words of the great
storyteller Joseph Campbell. Wait venture you're ready for is
the one you get Life is short. Go for it. Thank you.
Joseph Campbell never said that. Really? Go for it.
But you And don't ruin my moment because I was on the couch at
home going. Yes, yes. I have a dream. Yes, yes. Joseph
Campbell. He's, in the words of the immortal Joseph Campbell GO
FOR IT news,
Joseph Kennedy. He made Campbell's Soup.
Joseph Campbell's is very famous kind of anthropological analyst
who's a professor, that a bunch of people, your friend John
Doerr is a big fan of Joseph Campbell. And he did a whole
series of analysis of myths of world myths. And he's very
ponderous academic type. And if anybody's going to be saying, Go
for it, it's not him.
Well, what was interesting is I always look at the overnight
ratings for stuff like this, because I know that these big
award shows becoming less and less relevant to the audience to
the industry. Yeah, very exciting. Now, it was spun
interestingly, were on I don't have the exact headlines, but
some of it was like 20% more viewership than last year. And
another headline, I think, in variety read second lowest
ratings ever. There you go. I love that which is exactly
exactly this true.
Wait, I'm always making constantly, which is you can
take anything and twist it
however you want. Right? So variety, of course loves to say,
hey, it was the second lowest ever because they're kind of you
know, snarky. But the thing that was so interesting to me, and
which really hit home for television media, not for the
stuff we're doing, John, is that as the night went on, and these
shows that are critically acclaimed like 30 Rock, which by
the way, I'm very proud of Beth McCarthy, who was nominated for
Best Director, she I worked with her for like five years at MTV,
she's a MTV alum that these shows that are very critically
acclaimed, but really have no ratings and people aren't
watching them. You know, as these shows start to win awards,
people started tuning out, it's like this, you could see the
ratings go all the way down as all these esoteric, you know,
800,000 Viewer type shows start to win awards. No one gives a
crap. They really don't. And it just shows how you know how
incestuous that whole that whole ordeal is. And indeed, the only
thing good thing was Neil Patrick Harris, he was, he did a
good job, you know, but even I couldn't say that.
He was, he wasn't getting in the way of the show. And he was he
was just like a really good emcee and an old fashioned, very
old fashioned style.
Here's Joseph Campbell quote from the chat room. Computers
are like Old Testament Gods lots of rules and no mercy. According
to Sparky, J in the chat, that would that would be more like a
Joseph Campbell quote. Yeah, as opposed to go for it. Dude, you
gotta dream dude. And you too can make reality television
dude.
So I think props is also obviously trying to get a job as
a motivational speaker. But meanwhile, Mark Burnett's the
guy should have been up to not this guy, because he produced
it, right? Yeah, he's the guy who invented the whole genre.
And so Oh,
I'm sorry, I disagree. He did not invent the genre disagree
categorically.
Okay, well, I think he invented the modern version of the genre
or whatever you're gonna say,
No, I would say the not that particular Burnett. reinvented
that format. But the person who really broke through reality
quote, real life situations on television was John the mall
with big brother. That's really where it started.
And I think survivor predates Big Brother,
which is another end of mole programme.
Well, we'll do some research and we'll get back to you on that.
So you're gonna get
oh yeah, wait, let me just mark that down. We'll get back on
that. Another one of those things we'll get back to you on
show the way
when when goober and and what's an bark the guys who used to do
a shoot out they took it off the air so there's no idea what
you're talking about. They used to bitch about the ratings of
the Academy Awards The same way because the Academy Awards would
never you know, they never give like a blockbuster movie when
any more than they did idea was to give all these artsy fartsy
movies that nobody goes to see awards and people would tune out
of this out of the they wanted to see the stars and they just
turn off the the station
where the people who really really do a killing on the Emmys
is E TELEVISION who are on the red carpet showing us what the
audience really wants to see the stars saying something and they
want to see what they're wearing that's that's that's all that
the audience gives a shit about we don't care what Joseph
Campbell quote we're going to use you really they really don't
give a crap they just don't.
I agree and if they're good Yeah, but I thought the show was
well produced the entertainment was good. I thought the
production values were stunning. Yeah, I
did not like those voiceovers with those funny little Oh, that
was John Hodgman.
You have to be the Comedy Central phantom appreciate and
he's the guy who does the Mac versus PC I
don't like it's like, it would be like and ladies and
gentlemen. Oh wait a minute. I should do a little bit of echo,
ladies and gentlemen. Fucking I'm not gonna do echo ladies and
gentlemen, please welcome to the stage winner of the Best Tech
journalist category. John C. Dvorak. John Dvorak best known
for saying the Apple Macintosh was not necessary a mouse is
unusable. That's exactly what you'd be like fuck you dickheads
because that's what they were doing is like,
it was pretty. You're right. Actually, I reminds me of a I
did an awards thing when PC computing was in business school
the MVPs and I did it with Jim Seymour and I and we were kind
of told to goof around like that. And then we almost got
fired after the damn thing because all the people got
awards were not very pleased with our with our you know, kind
of lewd commentary, funniness? Yeah, so anyway, to play them
one other clip I got on the Emmys, which is I thought was
the best acceptance of work because you got to it's, what's
his name? Howard. Yeah, Ken Howard, who's I've watched on TV
forever. He used to be on a million shows used to play coach
on some show and he was in he's like, in his mid to late 60s. He
had a kidney transplant apparently 10 years ago. And he
comes up with I thought was the absolute best line anyone who's
like this late in their career could ever come up with. And
then he just had this glib, you know, kind of series of non
sequiturs that I just thought was the best acceptance I've
heard for a long time.
And the Emmy goes to Ken Howard, Greg Gardner.
Ken Howard was raised in Manhasset, New York, he says he
first worked as an NBC page for the tonight show in 1965. With
my math is right that,
although it's funny, I have to say that I'm remembering the
speeches based upon that stupid ass voice. Because I was like,
wow, he was an NBC page. I remember this one because there,
Howard.
35 years old. This is the first Emmy win and nomination for Ken
Howard.
Thank you so much. This is very encouraging.
That was funny.
Make my my speech as brief as possible in the hope that it
won't be interrupted by a congressman or a rapper.
This was at the height of the Kanye West controversy. And he's
an old dude, right? He's like in his late 60s 70s. Yeah.
I was thrilled to be part of this project for HBO. Thank you
to everyone at HBO. You know, we actors are so thrilled with the
amazing success of cable television and the advent of new
media, and can barely wait to renegotiate.
Anyway, I
was good. I like that.
So I just want to get those out of the way. Yeah,
I'm happy you did three showbiz news at the top of the show was
new stories at the top of the show is pretty much all I can
take. Let me get back to financial news for a moment.
member. I don't think it was Sunday, or the week before we
talked about the FDIC, who insure our bank accounts, the
money you have deposited in your bank, which used to be $100,000
per account, and is now $250,000 per account. Right? So they're
running out of money. In fact, they say that, as it currently
stands, they will run out of money in early 2010. And, and of
course, this is being kept very, very quiet. Because if people
knew about this, there would be an obvious run on the banks. I
don't think so I you know, if we, if we spun this properly,
yeah, there would be you could make people very afraid of this
stuff, but it's not going to happen, because that's not in
the agenda. And so one of the ways that we're talking about
solving this deficit, of course, John, you're correct. People are
always happy to lend us money. In fact, the people who we just
gave money, the banks are now being considered as the source
of money to shore up the FDIC. So again, this is money the
banks already pay to the government that's supposed to go
in this in this little jar, this little piggy bank and church
insurance company, that should this bank fail, then the at
least the deposits to a certain amount are covered. So they pay
that money, which of course is already money. They're paying
from based upon money that they got in the bailouts, and now
they're being asked to take that bailout money and, and lend it
back to the government at interest. So we're getting
screwed three times because it's our money, basically. And I was
thinking, There's got to be more behind this than just pure
desperation. And I think it must, it might have been John
Stack who, who sent this to me, he sends a lot. It's one of our
listener producers. You said it this is the scam. When, when a
bank lends let's just take make it easy, lends the FDIC $1
million. It's not just a million dollars that's on the books as
being lent back to the United States. It's actually an asset.
And the way the rules work with that $1 million asset, they can
then lend out 8 million more. So they've actually created $8
million of fake money on their books, because you're allowed to
do a one to 10 ratio. So this actually is the start of a new
legal Ponzi scheme, which is really, really, if you look at
everything that's happening, we are headed, and you're right,
John, it's not going to be today or tomorrow, maybe not for a
couple of years. But somewhere, somehow, at some point in time,
this this pyramid, the real Ponzi scheme, which includes
social security, and whatever healthcare where I don't care
what it is public option, single payer doesn't matter. If the
government's involved along with Medicare, it's all going to come
really tumbling down. It's just impossible that it doesn't.
Possibly, No, Jesus, where's your book? Isn't it isn't it?
You know what, I'm not just poor dad. And that's unbelievable.
Well, instead of that, you know, possibly, maybe you could give a
little bit of insight.
I don't have any insight, the way I see it, the whole system,
the whole species system. And I've said this before, the whole
thing is just based on trust, and it's bogus, it's always been
bogus. It's never not going to be bogus. It's bogus with gold.
Thank you. That's what I wanted to hear.
And the funny thing is, is that it really is all boils down to
just a mechanism for barter. The only reason that we have a gold
standard or species standard species, I'm referring to paper
money that doesn't have any real backing, it used to be silver
certificates, gold certificates. And but now, it's just nothing,
it's just a piece of paper that happens to be printed, you know,
in such a way that makes it hard to counterfeit. It's just a
mechanism for barter so I can give you, for example, I do some
work for me, VO obviously, and you give me this,
I'm all fine with that. Except there's one one little
organisation called the Federal Reserve, who have been given
this God given right to make up all of the species, they're
making up the printing the paper, whether it's virtual or
not, and that pisses me off, because that's not that's
unfair. Let me have a printing press well, that
they used to allow, you know, it used to be but here's the
problem with that. In the 17, and 1800s, everybody could have
their own printing press, every bank made their own money, every
state made their own money, I got a bunch of stuff on the
walls. You know, I like to collect old bills, because
they're very pretty, by the way, but you get the bank the good
rolling paper. So they're really pretty, they're pretty. Anyway,
the Bank of Georgia, the Bank of South Carolina, and all these
different men, they would actually be hand signed, you
know, do so it means that the
federal every dollar bill or every denomination is signed by
the treasurer and by the Federal Reserve, we're talking about
really signed I mean, like with with real ink, okay.
Yeah. Yeah. And which was kind of makes him kind of interesting
as collectibles. But anyway, the whole thing, the only reasons to
did it had to be centralised because it was out of control.
Nobody could prove that, you know, somebody wasn't overdoing
it and they weren't, you know, there's just too much fraud
involved. So you centralise everything with a central bank,
that's the kind of the fraud in one place, it's well, you can
have the fraud in one place. And of course, the government
doesn't care they want to all they want to do is make sure
that somebody keeps track of where this money is moving to
and from, so they can tax you know, the fact that instead of
me actually going over there and trading you, you know, a motor
from my car for you know, Bob a few bushels. Oh, yeah. But wait
a minute. That's not the job of the Federal Reserve is to keep
inflation and deflation in check. Isn't that their
job that I know of? Because the job never exists?
I'll just say I'll just say one thing. That with, I think, well,
within your lifetime, certainly, John, interest rates? Yeah, I
know. I know. It's a lot. It's a lot to think of, but with your
lifetime, interest rates have been as high as 20%. Oh, yeah.
As low as like 0%. Like it is today, you know, so, so they
failed at that they've essentially failed at their job.
And then And then, you know, and they're keeping secret who their
print printing money and giving it to, but we but we're actually
paying for it. On Wednesday, yesterday, the US Federal
Reserve said it will appeal a court ruling that ordered it to
identify borrowers using its emergency lending programmes is
the $2 trillion that Bloomberg sued the Federal Reserve over on
the
Court, the Supreme Court said cough up the documents and the
Federal Reserve said no.
They went hey Sotomayor. You liked that chair biatch. We put
you there. You don't want to mess with us? No way.
I know they got an issue. That's a real problem for them to do
this. The financial community is very upset about this because it
just makes it again like well, maybe nobody should the Supreme
Court told me to forget it. I'm not doing it. Yeah.
How about we try that? We tried to say no. Hello, hello. We're
not doing it. We're not listening to you. Yeah, I mean,
that's it's it's an it's an out and out outrage and you know,
now you've got I mean,
this is, look if Bloomberg is working on it,
you know, you you know that it's a scam. Well, I
could be either a scam a or is nothing we the two of us can do
anything about a bitch.
Oh, yeah, well, but if I'm happy they're doing it because we'd
have no show.
No, there's plenty of other stuff.
Well, the yeah, there is plenty of other stuff. And I really
love this one, which of course, will be underreported and no one
will really understand it. But you know about the VIP
programme. This was the Countrywide Financial
Corporation, who of course, received huge bailouts. They had
this VIP mortgage plan, which is not all that uncommon. By the
way, there's lots of banks who give celebrities and, of course,
you think there might be some conflict of interest if you're
giving congressmen and senators, low rate mortgages for their
homes or for their second homes or for their seventh home? And,
you know, they're giving bailout money at the same time. And this
included? Jesus, who did they give money to John?
Kennedy? No, I gave up on that story. Well, anyway, so
you know, Biden, I'm sure I think Biden was one and let me
just look at the story. Well, anyway, you know, when you call
the bank, you always hear your call may be may be recorded for
training and customer support purposes. And so, you know,
there was the House Oversight Committee said to hey, you know,
I'd really like to find out about these about these VIP
loans just to make sure that you know, these because, of course,
these these representatives said, Oh, I didn't know they had
a VIP programme. I thought I was just getting my regular Good
deal. You know, I had no idea was a better deal here. Chris
Dodd, who was actually the is the on the Finance Committee,
Kent Conrad of North Dakota. And they of course, say they never
asked for favourable loans. So they subpoenaed the these
recordings. Oh, well, you know what, I'm sorry. We deleted
them. Because of space issues. You can get away with a lot of
excuses space.
terabyte drive over here at Costco for 75 bucks. That'll
hold a lot of recordings.
And then you know, that it's like, you know, an eight, eight
bit resolution, you know, as like, you know, it's really low
grade recording. No, I'm sorry, it was let me see if I have the
exact quote. It was really funny the way the way it was worded.
But literally, you know, well, we had to delete them. Because
we were running out of space on the hard drive that's slushy
say these things with you know, that would be to me it'd be send
that person to jail. for lying to whoever you have federal
officers. That's a lie. That's an out and out lie. There's no
such thing as space.
Here we go. A Bank of America spokesman said in a written
statement that Bank of America my favourite bank? Yes. Who I
think they received a little bit of help, don't you think? Yeah,
there's some help going on there. The VIP recordings,
quote, were retained only for a limited time or until available
recording space was utilised.
Like everything on an eight, an eight megabyte SSD disk,
like a USB thumb drive, and what did these guys do over there?
The Bank of America, they can do a million transactions a second
on on the NASDAQ yet they can't save a VIP recording for more
than a couple months.
So then, you know, something was up. Well, that's an admission of
guilt.
Well, yeah, but not but you know, nothing will happen.
No, of course not. Why would there be anything happening now?
Nothing happens. Period.
Well, I was I've been watching time for a little bit of media
assassination. So while all of this stuff actually goes on in
the background, you know, Fox News is keeping the old people
busy. And by the way, it really is. I don't know what the
demographics are of Fox News. But I bet you any person over 60
Present company excluded. Hmm. Why watches Fox News exclusively
in the evenings. And I spoken to a number of people and yeah, you
know, coupe at the office. I was you know, She was like, I've
been I've been kind of indoctrinating her and she's
like, wow, you sound like my mom a little bit. So Well, I first
of all a I hope not be, too Let me guess she's probably watching
Bill O'Reilly Glenn Beck. She's like, Yeah, exactly. That's what
I hear talk about all the time, like, Okay, now I've got it
figured out. So we get the old people occupied with Fox, we get
the younger people occupied with CNN, and just give them candy
man, you know, Rupert Murdoch, who owns Fox, his mantra, and
what he's been very successful at is give the people what they
want. And they're just completely hypnotised. And, you
know, they can't they're too old to get motivated to do anything.
You know, they're not going to go march on Washington, like,
that got a few of them to go on to that. That thing. That 912
event
True, true, but that is certainly not the viewership of
Fox. I mean, the viewership of Fox is huge. You know, he got a
lot of people, you know, 100,000, or maybe in total a
million around the country, but you know, on a nightly basis,
what does he got three, 4 million people watching him?
Yeah, at least. So you know, and then CNN, they just keep the
younger crowd busy. And it's all with this non sequitur bullshit,
you know, so foxes new thing is the president, he has time to go
to Copenhagen to try and shill for the Olympics to get him into
Chicago, which, of course, is a complete bullshit thing for him
to be doing. Totally, you know, it is it's
just hey, Obama, we need some help here in Chicago, we got you
into this job. Get over there. Okay.
Yeah. And, well, it's not even, it's not even that. I mean, the
guy is not running anything. When will someone understand
that he's not running the show? And so of course, you know, what
they're saying is, he doesn't have time to respond to the
letter from the commander in Afghanistan, who needs more
troops, which is true, he has not responded but who thinks the
guy is running anything. I think people are switching on to this.
The guy is not in charge of anything.
TV radio, he's on doing talk shows on the weekend brand. He's
just never seen a president who's, who's constantly never
never, he's never home.
And Michelle flew out the day before him on her own her own
Air Force to or to talk to
right wing media is all up in arms about these two flights.
And they're complaining about that. I don't think it's a good
complaint, but it is beside the point. Yeah.
And then on the left, I'll just call it right left just to stay
with whatever vernacular they're using. Got CNN, what are they
talking about? Roman Polanski is like, I don't give a crap. I
just don't care.
Yeah, you're right. That's the split. That's the current and
she is Polanski and the flight and there was a couple of weeks
ago, we had the other two which was the acorn. And what was the
entertainment news? Kanye West.
Kanye West. I think I figured out Poland Polanski's arrest,
though, you know, everyone's like, now it's in this deep
discussion of, you know, the judge was, you know, the judge
overstepped his boundaries. And it's like, it's like a whole
discussion that is completely irrelevant to life as we know
it.
Yeah. Well, let me mention one more thing before he give us the
explanation. He's had a chalet and Gus Stott for years.
This was the first time they knew who was coming because he
was receiving an award What
did they have to know anything for? Why don't they just go over
there knock on his door find when he's going to be back now?
I'll tell you why. Why they nailed the guy and this is the
one thing you will not see on CNN. The one thing you will not
hear about on Fox is about his new movie. His new movie, which
has not yet been sold in the United States is titled The
Ghost stars Pierce Brosnan.
All right. All right. You got me on that one? You're right. It's
exactly it's a publicity stunt.
The novel caused a stir in Britain. So this is a movie of a
book for the elite characters resemblance to former Prime
Minister Tony Blair so I'm you're gonna have to go read
this book now to review it on the show. But clearly, they
don't want this movie out or whatever. And so it's like,
let's just go nail this guy.
No, I think it might be the opposite. Maybe the whole thing
he's done to make it to make it work to get some distribution
out because now everyone's gonna be interested in the movie once
again, when the word gets out, oh Polanski's movie, especially
if they use the logic that oh, they arrested him to keep the
movie off the street. My God, this must be unbelievable. This
movie.
Yeah, you're right. It could be because of course we know that
in the highest levels of justice departments around the world.
Most of these people are paedophiles, I'll say it. I'll
say it. They're fucking paedophiles. I know for a fact
in Gitmo nation east. Come on and get me bitches. I'm not
afraid to say it is rampant. It's rampant. It's rampant
throughout upper layers of government. And by the way, why
not? Don't get a couple of priests while you're at it, why
don't arrest them and throw them in jail? Why not extradite a
couple of those those Roman dudes?
So we should be taken. We should take a put a pool together. Do
we think that plants will actually be extradited? Or were
the whole thing fall apart after the movie gets into
distribution? Oh, that's
a good one. That's a good one. Well, let's let's we will
monitor this. Could you write that down somewhere? John? Well,
you can.
Let me see. Yes. Here's a stack of papers on the back of this
envelope.
Something that said, you may have blogged this. It wouldn't
surprise me because it's been circling around the conspiracy
theories circle lists for a while now. This town in Montana.
Hardin, Montana.
Oh, yeah, it is hilarious. This blog. This is
great. has never had a police force. But now all of a sudden
they do and it's called the AP F. Known as the American police
force. These guys have a website Hold on, I gotta find you gotta
it's like some rental outfit. It's pretty. Of course the
website has been completely hacked. Oh, wait a minute.
They've unpacked it. It's American police. group.com The
American police force organisation American police
force is dedicated to maintaining our well deserved
professional reputation as a results oriented full service
private investigative and security agent agency by way of
commitment, diligence, unique resources, creativity and
tenacity on behalf of our clients. And so and but it looks
like their logo if you go to the website. What's the name of that
movie? That animated movie? Team America?
I never saw it. Oh, John,
you have to see this movie. You've never seen Team America?
No. Oh my god. You know the America for here to take on the
motherfucking world yet you've never seen this. Oh my God.
John. This is a classic. You have all people need to see this
movie Team America. You must rent it or bit torrent it
tonight. You have to see this. You will be blown away by maybe
the song here. Let me just see. Oh, it is so funny. And it's
kind of like kind of like the Thunderbirds. Yeah. And it's
kind of done that way. Who am I just
mean guy? Why should I want to see it?
Dude? Oh, do you want to see this so bad? Hold on. Let me
just see if I have that song. I'm bitch. I have it somewhere.
Teen? Maybe not. Maybe it's in my other iTunes. Yeah. No, I
don't. Sorry. Anyway. You should Google Team America. All
right, well, I'll follow up with that envelope. Hold on a second.
Yeah, so anyway, these guys main office located in DC and they
service all 50 states and most countries this is a private
police force that has been hired apparently.
We don't even know they exist except for a couple of guys with
some business cards they printed on their laser printer.
Well they got a cool last logo. Yeah,
well you know they probably have some graphics one of the guys
wives is a graphics designer maybe who knows. I mean, I think
these guys are like Blackwater wannabes.
Well, well yeah. Da recent stories of a private security
force descending upon Montana town in black Mercedes SUVs at
least the American cops drive American cars with police
department insignias emblazoned on the side of cars and internet
uproar. The reason hard Montana where the American police force
entered driving the phoney patrol cars doesn't have a
police department. Anyway, links about all this in the show notes
of no agenda show
it's actually very it's a funny story. You should people should
read it. But I don't know where it's going.
Well, you promised me that you watch Team America, you will
poop your say well, I
will see that. I will definitely watch Team America.
Let's do some clips. All right. Well,
we got a couple interesting clips here. There's one that
there's been watched one too many Rachel Maddow is and I'll
tell you oh my god, she is a liar.
Amongst other L words, which actually is to her benefit. I
mean, the whole lesbian thing isn't turned on. That's why I
watch her. I let you know, I'm like, Oh,
she's getting really snotty to she's getting. She's picking up
that old habit of sneering too much. Oh, yeah. I don't like
that. So I ran into she had Alan Grayson, who is a guy you should
probably follow as a Florida Democrat who's in with Ron Paul.
And
I've seen him interview. He interviewed the Federal
Reserve's attorney hilarious during one of these things.
Yeah, he's
a blowhard he's one of these show boaters. I mean, he's not
gonna He's he's kind of funny, but this is what bothers me.
He's mongst his group, play the Alan Grayson clip and I'm gonna
before he said, This is She's big apparently used the word
Holocaust and they're all upset. I mean, economic Holocaust or
something like that. Here's the word on the cause. The Holocaust
is I guess a no no and the politically correct so they're
kind of apologising about and it's
interesting you say that because I actually was researching the
entomology? No, that's about bugs. Yeah. Oh, no wonder I was
confused.
Adam ology,
I was researching the etymology of the word Holocaust the other
day, which has meant a lot of different things throughout
history until recent times. So let's listen to the clip of Alan
Grayson,
we're here for I have to ask you a third time and I'm sorry,
because I didn't need to do this. But do you regret using
the word holocaust? Or do you think it was appropriate? I,
Rachel may not have been the best choice of words. But I will
say this, my words don't matter. That's not what's important
here. What's important is that we do what we need to do that we
solve these problems. And that's what I see
here for a second. Now, here's where he this is where he starts
to get to me listen to the rest of this spiel about how somehow
somehow some in some bizarro world, that a that a house that
is dominated by Democrats, Democrats and a Senate that is
filibuster proof, and a president who is Democrat, play
it play this and how can you blame the Republicans for
everything? It's not possible, but that's what they're doing?
Because it's
so frustrating to me. I've been here for only nine months now.
And I see the Republicans have nothing. They simply stick their
heels in, they dig their heels in, they won't let anything get
done time and time again. It's not just the health bill. It's
everything. They simply block everything.
Our Yeah, yeah, no, I've noticed this trend as well. It's like
they they always say they want to negotiate. They don't they
don't it's all taken no, give all the ones you guys get your
shit together. And you can pass anything you want to get passed.
They can
think they want they got all Democrats, they own the house.
They own the Senate. They own the presidency. And they're
complaining that the Republicans are stopping things. The
Republicans can't stop anything. There is no not enough
Republicans to do much. But look, look and watch. They can
watch things change. These Democrats complaining about
Republicans at this point after after the United States public
gave the Democrats the House, the Senate and the presidency
are still complaining about Republicans. Exactly. You
know, when you when you talk like that I actually get hard.
It's not what America sent Congress to do. What do you
think that's funny. That's the way is for Democrats in Congress
to fight Republicans, you've obviously taken a very pugmill
all
you have to do is show up and agree to fight and press vote
for whatever you want. And then we're good.
It's just a rhetorical stand against them. And you've been
very outspoken and very blunt the way you campaign. It's the
way that you have governed as a member of Congress in your first
term. Do you think that the Democratic Party should be
approaching Republicans differently just as a matter of
strategy, people want to Democrat with guts, they want to
see a Democratic Party with guts. They want to see us use
the power that they gave to us last November in the election.
They want to see us solve their problems and not just Democrats.
It's not just Democrats who feel that way. People want to see
Congress Pat, not drag their feet not be stopped by the
Republicans, not the suckered by these nattering nabobs of
negativism. They want to see us solve their problems, or at
least work on them. So
let's stop there. nattering nabobs of negativism was a
phrase that was coined by the corrupt vice president Spiro
Agnew I don't know if he's using it as a joke reference or
obviously was lost on me I want to hear it again because I
didn't negative named Bob's or what
have negative ism. I'd like this to be stopped by the
Republicans, not the suckered by these nattering nabobs of
negativism. They want to solve their problems or
nattering nabobs of negativism. I'm going to use that in a
meeting at vvO you guys are a bunch of nattering nabobs of
negativism, negativism. Oh god, I'm gonna fuck it up when I say
it. Yeah, during an A Bob's of negative negative is you have a
trouble. nattering Nate. It's like She sells seashells by the
seashore. A Bob's of negativism. What is it? What's the last
word?
negativism?
Negative. Can I just say negativity? Yeah, you could
probably get away yeah. nattering nabobs of negativity.
That's better. Yeah, yeah, you can say that. Yeah. All right.
I'm gonna try that and see if anyone picks up on it. So this
holocaust thing is interesting. Because I was watching Larry
King earlier in the week, I think even before Sunday show.
And he had I'm a I'm a I'm a mama negative. Now I'm out of it
today. And Larry launches in this Whole thing he wants
Ahmadinejad to basically say that he denies there was a
Holocaust. And with Holocaust, which is a proper word meaning
something else, then 6 million Jews being killed during the
Second World War. And Ahmadinejad won't admit it. He
keeps saying, Let me you know, as a scholar, which is always
funny, he pulls out the I'm a scholar, so we, you know, I, I'm
not a historian, I'm a scholar, he says 15 million people were
killed. So his whole thing is, who killed all the Jews who
killed all these people? And then, of course, Larry King,
SSA, Germans, and then an Ahmadinejad brings it right
around to say, right, so why are the Palestinians now involved in
this conversation? Why has the Holocaust been politicised? So
that's all a valid point. But he actually won't admit it, he
won't say it. And so and he said something about the Word
Holocaust. And I thought it was very interesting that this word
has been used in in many different contexts. But it
really has been hijacked to mean one thing only. And now it's
like a word that you can't use anymore. Unless, you know,
unless it's in the context of 6 million Jews being exterminated.
It's just it's not valid. And from that, and I'll take it
right back to my own personal circles. I was in the meeting
with a couple of a couple of the MVNO senior execs. And one of
them actually, we were talking about this one of them actually
said, Well, I really hope we just wipe out Iran. And, and
this particular person is Jewish and like, wow, you know, do you
really mean that? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, we did. We just get rid of
them, then everything will be fine. So but that's exactly what
Israel is claiming Iran says about Israel. I mean, don't you
see kind of like the sadness and what you're talking about? So
you got kids, to your kids or on Facebook with the Iranians, your
kids are on Facebook with kids from Iraq? And oh, yeah,
absolutely. And my kid was, you're on Facebook and and
twittering and, and while the bombs were going off in Iran,
and her friend was watching out the window, I said, there were
no bombs going off. You know, it wasn't all that bad. And I
realised that even really smart people, really smart people who
I hold in high regard, and who make more money than I do at
this company. I have been so indoctrinated by fake bullshit
news, that there's just no hope for them. There is just no hope.
And every day I get emails from people who listen to this show,
who say, you know, my fill in the blank, my boyfriend,
girlfriend, wife, you know, etc. My friends. They all think I'm a
crazy ass crackpot when I say, hey, maybe you should think
about what's actually going on and not be worrying about Kanye
West. And maybe you shouldn't take the flu shot because there
might be something going on. And they all say categorically, I
cannot convince them. They call me crazy. And you know, please
help me how do I bring people over to the other side? And I
have to tell you, forget about it. It's not worth the effort.
Some of us will make it and some of us won't. I'm really sorry.
In fact, one guy, my advice to him was, maybe it's time for a
new girlfriend. He didn't like that. He didn't think that was a
satisfactory answer, by the way. Yeah, but
it's probably a good answer.
Yeah, you know, it's like, and this is yes. So I'm sorry. The
only thing you can do is bring it with humour. If you're really
serious and shit, that just doesn't work. You just gotta
laugh and joke and then maybe people will get it but what has
hit home is the same person actually, who has a daughter and
who was had the first HPV Gardasil cervical cancer shot
and I said, Hey, you know, you might want to consider that.
That's maybe not such a good idea. And boom, the same day and
if you haven't seen this, then well my god then ya know,
everybody's everybody's see now that there was a girl in the
United Kingdom who died very shortly after she she received
her
HPV. Yeah, they're doing everything they can to cover it
up.
Oh, yeah. Now the BBC, of course, state run state
controlled media is saying that she had a tumour, and she had a
tumour that it wasn't the shot that killed her was the tumour.
Interesting. So yeah, they're doing it, they are doing
everything they can to cover it up. And this, in fact, I think
vaccinations have been put on hold in, in the UK
for Gardasil. Yeah. So far, it'll be back up. It'll be a
blow over because the public has a short memory and bingo, we'll
be back in play because there's too much money to be lost. You
can't let these shots go out of date.
It's like I think it's like 300 bucks a shot and there's three
shots involved. And it's interesting. Many countries
certainly can get my nation East are giving the third shot and
the third vaccine violence saying take this home and you
should self administer it. Which I don't get at all which other
other than a A great way to circumvent some lawsuits. Yeah,
I'll put the link in the show notes, no agenda show.
Here. Here's your third win he had taken about a month from
now. Shove it up your ass. But even
this, this woman's daughter, who was I think 15, maybe 13. She
said, it was really interesting because my husband took her, but
her daughter was the one that came home and said, You know, I
feel okay after this first shot, but man, I had to sign a lot of
paperwork. It was like, it was like this huge, like pages and
pages of basically, whatever happens, you cannot sue us, the
doctor, the company, you know, the the bus company that drove
you here and you cannot sue anybody? Like, doesn't that give
you some kind of clue? Now, of course for the swine flu that
has been embedded into law that, you know, because these
companies have stepped up and have rushed through creating
this fantastic swine flu vaccine for the h one n one new
influenza A virus, that of course, they have to be held
indelible from any type of legal action, should you die from
their horrible shit. Which actually lasts about 30 minutes.
Where would you like to start?
Now apparent? Well, there's a couple of things to start with.
There's two, there's, you know, every I don't have a clip for
this. But every week we have come up with another new scam,
that the news media dreams up or they or something happens or
they pick up on a story. And the next thing you know, as another
excuse to get people take the swine flu up in Canada. The
doctors up there as a doctor or some research company has come
up with with this crazy notion that if you get the regular flu
shot before the swine flu shot, you will probably get the swine
flu for sure. Yeah. Now Now I would like some virologist. How
does that work? Yes. How does that work? How does it How does
it give me a vaccine make it easier for me to get another?
Let me take a guest John, because perhaps they've actually
put the h one and one in the seasonal flu shot? I mean, I'm
just guessing here, you know,
it's possible. Yeah. So what they want? That's possible.
Yeah, of course. It's possible. Why
ultimately, that's gonna do it. A lot of health care workers
aren't getting either shot this year. Oh, except, well, yeah.
But there's a big problem. Yeah, they're starting to pass laws.
And you have you have to in
Ohio, if the health workers don't take the shot, they don't
get a pay raise in New York, they'll get fired.
Right there. That's showing up in California to just just now
if you don't take the shot, you get fired. Hey, hey, now that's
a way to help out with jobs, way to go Bahama
jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs.
These are nurses that are going to be needed if there is an
epidemic. What's the logic here? There was some woman in the New
York Times in nursing, you know, I've never been sick in five
years. Why should I be getting these shots, you won't take
either shots, she never has she she won't do it. And she'll
and she'll get put on inactive duty or she'll get fired or
snots
the whole thing is crazy. So anyway, so they're interviewing
these people up in the Canadian stations and they're saying, the
guy says, How come you know some reporter? Some brass reporter as
How come nobody else has come up with this information that the
that you can't take the one shot before the other? And by the
way, how would you figure that out? Because the shots haven't
been distributed yet. And the guy says, Well, you know,
sometimes you don't you cave, you're not looking you won't see
it.
Is that as exact quote was one more time pretty much? Nothing
to see. If you don't look, you won't see it. Okay,
so. So the whole thing is just as you know, ridiculous. So now
they want you to now do what's happening in Canada, which is
ludicrous because the flu season is actually begins in November.
They're going to make people take they're going to have the
swine flu shots available probably in December, or maybe
not in November. And then the regular flu shots won't be
available till January two, we're well into the flu season.
But meanwhile, people get the regular seasonal flu and the
question says the swine flu. This is becoming this is a
fiasco.
There's in Gitmo nation east of the Netherlands, a number of
people sent me this, this link, they have kind of like a
virologist Tsar who has been pushed forward by the government
to tell everyone you know, oh, this is why. And of course they
call it the Mexican flu over there. I'm not quite sure. I'm
still not quite sure why they didn't go with swine flu. It's a
branding issue. We're working on it. You know, it's typical. And
so he's been on television. He is a spokesman right? And they
discovered that he owns like 9% in the in the leading
distributor of vaccines in the Netherlands. Like dot really?
You think? It's just it's a huge money making scam at that asked
at worst goodbye, audience at least those of you who are going
to take the shot, but it is it really is sad just to hear how
people do not they're not even this information about what
we're talking about, particularly about the
adjuvants, the Hamburger Helper part, which is really the
dangerous part of the oh, you know what this is, I found this.
And I have to find the whole clip, I only have a piece of it.
Because in 1976, in this very this is a fractal of course of
what happened a number of years ago, we had a swine flu scare in
the United States. 48 million Americans were vaccinated. And
1000s of people that start got sick had neurological disorders,
and many people started to die. And there were these huge
lawsuits. And then this is a news report from I guess, late
70s. About the swine flu. I just have a little bit of it. I'm
looking for the for the full blown piece, because it actually
has examples and you see these people walking all fucked up and
shit because they got neurological disease. This is a
great piece of audio history. And without the lovely internet
and YouTube, we wouldn't have a swine
flu scare of 1976. That was the year the US government told us
all the swine flu could turn out to be a killer that could spread
across the nation. And Washington decided that every
man woman and child in the nation should get a shot. To
prevent a nationwide outbreak, a pandemic of 46 million of us
obediently took the shot. And now 4000 Americans are claiming
damages from Uncle Sam amounting to three and a half billion
dollars because of what happened when they took that shot. By far
the greatest number of the claims two thirds of them are
for neurological damage or even death. Dr. David sensor then
head of the CDC, the Centre for Disease Control in Atlanta. He
is not by the way,
love the music, love the
private industry. He devised the swine flu programme and he
pushed it. Did anyone ever come to you and say, you know,
something follows. That's the possibility of neurological
damage if you get into a mass immunisation programme now, no
one ever did. You know, Michael Hardwick. Dr. Michael halfway
directed the surveillance team for the swine flu programme at
the CDC. His job was to find out what possible complications
could arise from taking the shot and to report his findings to
those in charge. Did you know ahead of time, Dr. halfword,
that there had been case reports of neurological disorders
neurological illness, apparently associated with the injection of
the influenza vaccine. Absolutely. You did. How'd you
know? A review of the literature? What would you say
if I told you that just a curious thing that you never
told them about the possibility of neurological complications?
That's nonsense. I can't believe that they would say that they
did not know that there
were neurological illnesses associated with influenza
vaccination simply is not true. We didn't know.
Right, so that's all CDC personnel. And when it says it's
a fractal, it is exactly this. It is exactly the same. Wow. I
mean, isn't the slogan if we don't learn from history? We're
bound to repeat it.
No, I thought it was if we don't learn from history, we're bound
to have it repeated to us.
Navy bobbing negative well,
you're never gonna get it out. You have to write it down on a
nattering nattering Navy bobbing net. Negative lettering named
Bob's of negativity nattering nabobs of negativity, although
that's what you're gonna say. It's actually negativism as a
real nattering
name. bobbers. teenyboppers. So anyway, it's really interesting
when you when you see this piece, and it goes on forever,
because back in the day, they had a lot less commercials. But
it's just an outstanding piece. I'll put this edited
piece, which was we ran this before.
We I don't think we've run we run this particular piece. I
don't recall it at least. Okay. But we have talked about the
1976 Swine Flu and it is exactly the same. And by the way, how
can you know, if they already went through this, don't they
already have you never hear anyone talking about here's what
we learned from the 1976. Swine Flu. You never hear about that?
Ever, but they've improved it. Yeah, they have that not the not
the adjuvant vaccine, would they have improved? Is they the
marketing? Yeah, they've and they've got the CDC in their
pocket. They've got the WH o the World Health Organisation, they
got that then to change the laws and what actually constitutes a
pandemic. They've got everyone. Hey, Oh, nice. Turn on your
Mickey. They got the World Health Organisation to change
said that to change. What a what a pandemic actually is. It
doesn't have to be
or they could actually do their martial law yeah I mean and all
these all these local areas of the various areas of the world
and like in England now there's one of the interesting stories
that floated by from one of our producers is that you can be
considered insane and locked up if you refused a flu shot by
only one doctor by the way, one doctor the one doctor who's
making them whatever they're paying him per shot. And you say
I don't want this shot we're gonna lose $10 You probably give
the doctor and find out what the what the amount of money is that
the doctor is getting for this shot. No,
it was the money Yeah, exactly. Give him double give him give
you know we do here on this show. We don't pull any punches.
No, sir. Our formula is this. We go out. We hit people in the
mouth. simple formula.
Now hit the hit my other thing hitting another guy in the mouth
clip you can use his follow up. Okay, it's
always about him. The other guy in the mouth
doesn't quite have the same impact.
No, no, the other one's better. Yeah.
It's always about him the other guy the mouth and
hit that other guy in the mouth.
Oh, okay. Let's go on to another clip.
Where do we have no more? No more swine flu news? No, I
do have people out there all citizens Shepard Smith clip
Shepard Smith who I watched this clip where he berated some
healthcare worker for not taking the swine flu shot and then
saying well, you know more than the CDC you know, more than the
CDC. I've been, you know, more than the CDC. And he's a total
dick. And I want to I have a clip. I'm gonna run it on
Sunday. Yay.
Total dick. I love it. Let me just stick with healthcare for
one second. Sure. For you go on to the next slide. I
got another health care. I got a health care care clip while
you're on the topic. Well, let
me finish up the swine flu minute. That thing sticks in
your head. You will be singing that all day. You can't help.
It's catchy. It's catchy. Jeff Smith, genius at work you want
to do? I got a tax thing. And I want to help healthcare related
tax thing.
Okay, I got two health care clips. The this one this first
one was Thank you for calling Mr. Benton. And here's what the
setup is. So I'm watching CSI New York. And the story is the
following. A guy ended up with lung cancer. And I guess he lost
his coverage. So this is like told, you know, women
this is NCSI new was CSI New York, CSI New York. So when we
received another script from the White House boys, oh, yay, no
writing necessary.
And there's an interesting aspect to it. This guy starts
using high tech to kill off the doctors that cut him off. And
first let's play this clip and then I'll show you the ludicrous
aspect of it play. Thank you for calling Mr. Benton the guy has
been the guy has has been killing people and he's got some
woman locked in an elevator and she's claustrophobic and she's
dying in there. And she's not getting any sympathy from him.
And
so he's caught off the elevator through the internet. And he's
calling her Yes, yes. Okay, so can I can I interrupt this clip
or am I allowed to play it all the way through?
Because I can interrupt it but do you have to back it up a
little bit? Cuz I might hear like some outrageous shit. Let's
go. You knew what I was going through. Okay, right there.
He's talking in the elevator.
Yes, he's in the elevator in the microphone the speaker in the
elevator through the internet he's got the you know emphysema
or something.
Have You Ever Have you ever pressed the button in the
elevator and gotten a response ever? No you could have found a
way to help me but you didn't
what's what's is that her wheezing?
Yeah, she's she's she's had some some weird claustrophobia, and
she will die if she's like in the elevator.
Oh, this is a condition I'm unaware of.
The corporation isn't in the charity business. They made that
quite clear to me. Every time I spoke to someone they said the
same thing. I'm sorry. I wish I could help you Mr.
I wish we didn't have to take your bed. Mr. Becker. Take your
insurance how to run out. The
reed is really bad. When he's trying to breathe. We shot we
had to take your bed. Mr. Ben if your insurance hadn't run out.
We could do something for you.
This is This is better than then what else? Bama does. I want
public health care now, Mr. Veteran we wish you the best.
Mr. Benton Thank you for calling I love it.
Now the follow up is the girl is rescued because he's already
killed two other people now he's killed one person through by tak
by attacking into the GPS system and a whole bunch of things. So
this guy's car would drove into the wrong part of town and then
died because he managed to do all kinds of this is a guy who,
when they've researched and supposedly invented GPS and oh,
oh, right. So huge super hacker. Meanwhile, he loses his
insurance and he can't hack into the system. This is the irony.
This is the greatest hack or you can hack
just like up his insurance real easily.
I mean, this is stupid. Oh, my goodness. I played the last tip
is on is the second is that one loan clip. This is after he they
find out who where he was? Right. Your Congressman? Is that
the one? Yeah. And so he has the unsympathetic cop. And
meanwhile, there's a minister the final pieces of propaganda
now fall into place.
If you hadn't spoil my plans, while we're putting Lisa Kim in
the market competition, she needed to feel
what it's like to be helpless and forgotten. Wow, that's a
message right there to everybody.
She suffers from severe claustrophobia. She could have
died in that elevator. That's what happens when one doesn't
get the help they need.
That's like right out of the playbook that
one you remember when your father needed help? Don't show
that he got it. I wasn't given that option. You won't get
sympathy from me. You have a problem with the health care
system. He found three scapegoats. Don't you see?
Detective that's the lesson. I needed to put Lisa Kim, Aaron
Dexter and Dr. Evans in my shoes. To make them understand.
You have a message write your congressman
Wait a minute. This was CSI. This is CSI Vegas, isn't it?
Notice CSI New York. So when when does CSI New York. When is
it in production?
Let's kick it goes in production over the summer.
Interesting. Do you So you're telling me that they see the
adjuster? I'm trying to see if I can find out when this was
actually made because this may have been part of the overall
agenda way before it hit the airwaves
can be may thought they had a fight on their hands and they
came up with some of these propagandistic shows. But I
think people out there at least should notice that this kind of
thing is being thrust upon them as dramas, when in fact their
messages.
Okay, here it is. April 30 2008. CSI currently filming it's just
the eighth season, John of CSI? I don't know. Well, it would be
interesting to know. Because they were they were in
production on the eighth season, more than a year ago.
I don't think they're I don't think the lead time on CSI is
more than six months.
We're rolling right into the next season. We will start our
ninth season may 12. I think you're right it may it may be
pretty tight. Did we see the upcoming CSI Two and a Half Men
crossover episode? I didn't watch it. That's frightening.
How can you crossover CSI and Two and a Half Men?
That's pretty crazy. That's wrong.
I haven't heard about that. So Oh noes. Yeah, so clearly. And
of course who produces the show?
Will Viacom
Yeah. But I mean, isn't this CBS? Isn't this No. And who is
the actual executive producer? No, this
is not a Dick Wolf show.
who produces it?
This is what's his name the other superstar Sorkin No, no,
no, no. If I said his name, you know, I'd look it up.
I'm looking it up. Right Jerry Bruckheimer. Yeah, there you go.
Well, yeah, of course. Bruckheimer yeah he's he's
always in with the with the White House isn't he?
I don't see any reason that he's not Yeah.
So the following on this health care you know, the one thing the
President has promised us as there would be no no tax for
this health care. Unfortunately the IRS kind of disagrees with
him because you know now the the plan the so called Bacchus Bill
chair Min Max Baucus of the Senate Finance Committee
initially came out and said, Hey, look, you know, if you if
you don't want to take the health care, that's fine, you're
gonna pay $3,800 penalty. And I don't know if that's per person
or per family is probably per person but that's kind of
irrelevant it was lowered to $1,900. But now the IRS says
yeah, you know what, and if you if you fail to pay we will be in
charge of punishing you. Yeah, so this is a tax, it's a tax,
the IRS handles tax so it is 100% of tax. If you failed to
pay, it'll be a $25,000 fine or up to a year in jail or both.
Excuse me. It makes me nauseous to read this shit. So what's the
tax? That is the if the IRS levies it if the IRS is in
charge? It's a tax. That's just that's the only way you can look
at it.
No, it is a tax. Yeah. But
then didn't the President lied? Wasn't Joe, whatever his name is
right when he said you lie. You lie. Joe Wilson, Joe Wilson,
wasn't he? Right? You lie. You lie. He lies on the line
underlying tip that I promised you last show. I just briefly
touch on this. Remember I was I said I would come back on the
Oklahoma City bombing? Yeah. By coincidence. Oh, wait a minute,
I think actually have a jingle for that. Yeah, by coincidence,
three days ago. The long secret security tapes showing the chaos
immediately after the 1995 bombing of the Oklahoma City
federal building. were released under Freedom of Information Act
blahdy blahdy blah. The and this is according to AP. The tapes
appear to be edited. Coincidence? I think not. Yeah.
The tapes are blank in the minutes before the blast and
appear to have been edited. The real story is what's missing,
said Jesse Trent Trentadue, Salt Lake City Attorney who obtained
the recordings through the Freedom of Information Act as
part of an official unofficial inquiring he's been conducting
since 1995. He gave copies to the Oklahoma newspaper the case
of the tapes turned over by the FBI came from security cameras.
Here it is. various companies had mounted outside office
buildings near the Murrah Federal Building, there are
blank points before 902 A M, when a truck bomb carrying the
4000 pound fertiliser and fuel oil bomb detonated in front of
the building. All four cameras, all four go blank at the same
time. And of course official said well, they had run out of
tape. Hey, where have I heard that before? Of course, 95. It
may be was actual videotape these days is digital recording.
But it's always ah, doesn't that suck? We ran out of recording
space. So obviously, there's been tampering here. And if you
really look, if you google this stuff, and you look at it,
you'll see that the way the blast was the way the blast
field was put together, there's no way it could have caused this
this damage. In fact, some columns were ripped down where
there essentially could have only been 25 pounds per square
inch of pressure. And, and I say if you look just for those of
you who are on the directed energy weapons tip with me look
at the building from above, and look at the nice beam the
circles that have sheared off the front of that building.
That's all I'll say about it. Good. But it's it's just
interesting that that the tapes appear to be edited at the very
moment. I tell you that we should come back and talk about
it. Very interesting. Maybe there is no coincidence.
There's no such thing as no coincidence. All right, I got
one more medical thing replays thing and then we have to kind
of think some of the listeners who have given us some cash.
Okay, but I do have I don't know what the record is. But this is
a one minute commercial for embro and this one might be my
wife got the chills listening to this commercial because
apparently this stuff if you take it you get fungus
infections, which you know, how does that happen? Is this the
sugar clip? No. 16 Five Amberle Oh, got it. And it's it. This
commercial is 60 seconds long. There are 16.5 seconds of
commercial pitch and the rest of it is his death. Death.
with rheumatoid arthritis, it seems like my life is split into
this the life I live
and the life I want to live to be a man
Fortunately, there's embroil embroil can help relieve pain,
stiffness, fatigue and stop joint damage. Because embroil
suppresses your immune system. It may lower your ability to
fight infections, serious sometimes fatal events including
infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma and nervous system and
blood disorders have occurred before starting embro. Your
doctor should test you for tuberculosis. Also, ask your
doctor if you live in an area with a greater risk for certain
fungal infections. Don't start embroil if you have an infection
like the flu. Tell your doctor if you're prone to infections
have cuts or sores have had hepatitis B have been treated
for heart failure or if while on enrol, you experience persistent
fever bruising, bleeding or pain is key rheumatologist if Enbrel
is right for you reach the gap between the life you live and
the life you want to live. I want that life
now there's something there's two interesting things about
this one is is a woman's voice then she says the life I lead or
the life I want to live you got a guy he's doing it. But here's
the thing that's interesting he should that people can pick up
on is that this is the only the most of these commercials you
they throw in the disclaimer. Although rare have occurred.
Although rare,
at all. Interesting. So there's
got to be some legal there's probably some exact meaning to
the term. Yeah. Oh, yeah. So rare, meaning that it probably
is rare. But if you don't use although rare, it's probably
using it's just gonna get this stuff.
Yeah. I also picked up on if you have the flu, could this be
another part of the binary theory that we have about the
possibility? They don't want it? But this thing just seems like
really nasty stuff? I mean, if you can get funguses Well, what
I don't like is there's none of the stuff that I actually like
getting like dizziness, hallucination, suicidal
tendencies. I mean, that's the stuff I want to take drugs for.
You know, I'm not getting any of that benefit. So I don't know if
I would go on this drug, John. Yeah. I've
always liked the thing at the end. She asked You're such and
such as visitors. right for you. Yeah. Hey,
we need a jingle to ask. Ask your family. If no agenda is
right for you. We should do
somebody has to do for us and no agenda. One minute ad that's
like this. Yeah. It has a couple of good companies like a couple
of
seconds. Yeah. All this disclaimers, you may actually
turn into a crackpot crackpot. Although rare, rare, you might
be showing kids off your lawn. This will be great. Oh please,
oh please, audience of producers please consider us in your next
production. I would love it so much. There was another one of
these huge articles that I want to look for. Well, first of all,
why don't we do this? I think it's pretty clear what we do
here. We assassinate the media, we pull apart the dribble and
drab and the the
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nattering ne bobbing negative negative as admins. And and we
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having a lot of trouble convincing people but you know,
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Lee, appreciate the email, eat first, okay, for sure. Eat
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shit that makes your brain shrink like soy, all of the
genetically modified crap we're on to all of these stories. And
really, we're doing nothing more than what cable news does. We're
aggregating stories and bringing them to you, except we go for
the really good reporting. We're not reporters ourselves. But the
good reporting is being done. Sometimes you have to
extrapolate it. And we need to debunk a couple of these stupid
things like CSI. And we do it twice a week. I'm looking at my
shirt. My notes here for the show. I have 50 More stories I
could do. I would love nothing more than to quit everything
else I do and to work on this full time. I would do it seven
days. Well, no, I wouldn't. I do if I did it five days a week. We
need a weekend. I would do it five days a week. Sorry.
You're down you're making Yeah, turn down. So I also want to
remind people that we come up with with analysis that nobody
else does, like the Roman Polanski thing, for example is a
good example.
Yeah, exactly. And we have nobody does this at all. Nobody,
nobody and we have two points of view. Right now. You're not
going to hear that on Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck. You're
also going to not going to hear Hear this on Bill Maher. Now
maybe we shouldn't be more racist like Bill Maher and maybe
then we get more listeners.
So I want to thank if you listeners we had negative cash
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I've got to pay attention because two people sent me in
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a minute. I know that one. Hold on. The reason why it's don't
just gloss over $102.35. The reason is, hold on. $100 is the
donation the 235 is the atomic mass of an important uranium
isotope. Oh, he sent you this? Yeah. Because he knew you'd
forget. Even though it's in the Pay Pal message.
I didn't see it. Of course you didn't. You're not looking. So I
wonder what Adams atomic engines doesn't want you to look at. I
know.
I know. Right? He's atomic rod. I know him very well. He, I
can't tell you Grodd That's a great name was named atomic
right now this guy is a is an old school daily source code
contributor. He works for a service. I can't tell you which
one. He knows everything about atomic energy you want to know
about backyard nuclear, nuclear, you know, home nuclear power
plants. He knows all of this stuff. And he and you know, he's
worked on atomic submarines. The guy knows everything. He's a
great resource for anything and all things. Nuclear energy. He's
a big proponent of it. It's a good guy, atomic rod.
Okay. Well,
thank you, Rod. Thank you so much. Rod.
I need to get in touch with you for a market watch.
And let me just say one other thing. Rod, thank you for your
service. And thank you for your donation because I come from a
big Gitmo nation government service family.
Burt Burton's and he's in New Zealand we are only had
Netherlands donation. I guess you're not getting the news
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there's a place called Best. Absolutely. Glen McBride. How
much how much did he give to someone gave $50 and half of it
was for half of the donation was for himself and half was for his
like his is a bonehead friend who hates us and doesn't believe
it and he donated it for him anyway. I don't think it was the
guy from best.
Glen McBride is $60 Rowan oak and another 50 yards from BB
computers. Also, I noticed that last week I mispronounce Felix
shuttle's name. I think I call them schindl Oh, no, he's the
guy in Zurich Shindell, which is where they arrested Polanski,
which is where we you know, we came up with our own analysis of
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ah guys promised me a blow job.
You know, just like the doctor would I'd rather pay him to come
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And we do have a few. So the, I always try to end up with with a
zinger. I believe it was. I gotta I gotta bring up my Zinger
link. On a second. I believe it was the Columbia University.
Hold on a second. University had the opportunity to investigate
Adolf Hitler's skull. Did you
know No, I'm dead. You got me on this. We didn't
hear about this one. Let me see which university it was. So they
had this skull for see a University of Connecticut. So
they had the skull for like, half a day. And of course, the
story goes that Hitler's goes on tour. It's on tour, opening up
for Black Eyed Peas. And, and Ladyhawke. And no, I'm not quite
I will, there's a whole bunch all of these links will be in
the show notes at no agenda show.com. And so they did DNA
testing on the skull. Now the story, of course, is that Hitler
shot himself in the head near his bunker, so that, you know,
he couldn't be he couldn't be whisked away and prosecuted, et
cetera. Turns out the skull could only have belonged to a
woman under 40 years of age. Now, Hitler, of course, was
over, he was like 56, when he suicided himself. And he
certainly as far as I know, was not a woman. So this if you've
you've probably heard of Operation Paperclip. Right,
John? No, you haven't heard of Operation Paperclip this was go
on with a you always go at you. Oh, my God, my God. Have you had
that movie? You people?
Well, Operation Paperclip, you should google that. And it's a
real thing. This is when they brought all the German
scientists from Nazi Germany over to the United States to
basically build the H bomb. If you follow all of this logic,
dude, you would
almost been brought him over to build rockets.
Yeah, well, yeah, rockets and I have a go on with the story.
They This included the eight the nuclear nuclear technology. So
now here's what the theorists are looking at. So what happened
then is they took all of these all of these Nazis and took them
up to the somewhere near the North Pole. And they built a
base there, and this base in fact, it had a name this was
Operation Highjump again, all these links and this is like
mainstream news links and you know, historical documents that
you can look at the Nazis were up there building shit, like the
V seven flying saucer, and Admiral Byrd actually documented
in his journal. And again, this is all you know, historical
fact, which of course had been buried for years and dug up by
people around the internet. He actually in his log talks about
flying over the North Pole. And all of a sudden you know, he's
he comes into this this space in the middle of the of the polar
ice cap, where there's like animals like mammoth size
elephant or elephants or actual mammoths walking around there's
like green grass and then there's two flying saucers with
swastikas as reported in his flight log that that fly next to
him and force him down to the ground. And so this is you're
going to love this one of these flying saucers because of course
the Nazis you know, they were they were going to take over the
world from their base in the in up near the North Pole. The US
actually shot one down at one of these flying saucer type planes
and guess where it landed? Roswell area 51. So
So ladies and gentlemen, you can't get this kind of material
anyplace else. No agenda show that we
so the theory is the theory is the Nazis are still running the
show. That's basically all right. But for those of you who
are really into the fun stuff, take a look at the show notes.
I'll put it all in there. And the end is near my friends in
fact, I think the end already came for John.
I'm here.
Oh my goodness. So
Allah leftover clips.
Yes. Should we should we actually play those on on
Sunday? where they sit? Yeah.
Most of them are still relevant. Okay.
Right. I got tonnes of stuff to do. You
I have to take a shower.
Yes you do. Coming to you from the minimum security
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We will be talking to you right here on Sunday with another
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