This is one of your sound effects with crock pot calling
the kettle black. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's November 15 2009. Time for your Gitmo nation media
assassination episode 148.
This is no agenda with news
on the Kim Jong Il drinking club and coming to you from the La
Quinta crackpot command center in upstate New York Gitmo nation
east. I'm Adam curry.
And from a sunny the sun just came up as a matter of fact,
northern Silicon Valley and John C. Dvorak and buzzkill
yeah really in
the morning Yeah, early much in the morning.
I appreciate it Johnny on that really does show some some love
for the show. Yeah, and you're up what is it now a quarter to
eight
it's well yeah, I got up at seven
well it is the church have no agenda.
Yeah the early sir early service
on the church have no agenda. So I'm I'm at the lovely Lakita
What is it the officially inns and suites?
No, yeah, it is are nice.
They're not it's yeah, they're fine. No
it's not those are free there goes to the free room.
There's no free room either. I love it when you when you want
to go have breakfast. And of course they're having a great
breakfast up at the house. But you know, it's like I can't have
breakfast up at the house because I got to do my damn
show.
And they have what just a starch breakfast that they serve as
these hotels do.
It's amazing. They have a a waffle iron. And and a big ton
of waffle goop that could the yolk or into a paper cup.
Oh, you make your own waffles. Yeah. It's kind of funny.
It's cute. And you pour your goop in there and you flip it
over and a timer starts automatically. And boy, I'm
still feeling the waffle.
You'll be tasting it all day.
It feels outstanding.
Today's executive producer, by the way is Steven shear. Okay. A
lot of all people and I said because he he and the boys that
M W G one of the arms companies in Miami that makes the 90
pounder for the M 16.
Wait a minute. We have we are now part of the military
industrial complex John.
Well, at least insofar as fandom is concerned.
Okay, well, excellent. So of course, you know the deal. If
you want to be executive producer of one of our shows,
all you have to do is coming with the highest donation for
that particular episode. How much did we receive from the
boy?
Well, was he he got in under the wire because it was only $90.
That was our highest number this week.
That's it? Yeah. Well, thank you very much.
And even Sharon, but he can also put it in his resume. And of
course you do appreciate the boys that did M W. G for being
creative. So you can play around here
and 90 rounder. What does that that's a clip or a magazine.
I guess it's a magazine magazine.
So we really appreciate the donation and you can put that on
your resume now as the executive producer of no agenda episode
148. We will vouch for you so feel free to use that and it
could get your gigs. It could actually get your job.
Yeah, if you don't want to shoot your way into a job.
So do they make the magazine magazine or the actual
ammunition magazine?
They make them what's the difference? Well, there's
a magazine where you put ammunition into and there's a
magazine that you read which one do they make?
Good. They make the one you put ammunition into Awesome. Cool
when you read and it's called the 90 around 90 rounder. Yeah.
Five bucks a month. Yeah. So
so if you're, if you're looking for a great deal on a 90
rounder, if you want to shoot your way to freedom, check out
the boys down at what was it called
MWGM wG so much that gun enthusiasts know about these
guys.
So I'm in upstate New York, in Armonk, near the lovely
headquarters of the International Business missing
machines Incorporated.
Yeah, and you know why they moved to Armand right.
No, I have no idea. Cheap real estate?
Well, it's I don't know his pet cheap. It's kind of a ritzy
area.
It's very ritzy. It's incredibly expensive appear.
They did a report a study in the I believe it was in the 50s or
early 60s. discussing what would they do in so far as businesses
concern if A Manhattan where they were headquartered, I
believe, at the time or around there was a new CTE. Really?
Yeah. And so they decided that Armand was the safest place.
It's interesting. Yeah. So
that's why they're there.
Yeah. Oh, do you think if a nuke dropped on Manhattan that
Armlock actually would be safe?
I'm sure it wouldn't be after the hordes of survivors hate it.
Yeah, he's survivors came pouring in there shooting it up.
I would probably not. But that's what that's what the report
indicates.
So I'm really hoping this connection stays alive. John,
you are kind of you're not downloading porn or anything.
Are you
just making sure it's already breaking up already?
Well, a little bit. It's pretty clean. But just from time to
time. It's stuttering a bit.
Yeah, it's getting worse. We're gonna have to move to gizmo.
And no, I don't think so. You watch. So, of course, I'm up
here for a big family gathering. It's my dad's 70th birthday. And
this of course, has that the family homestead, better known
as the South Fork of the curry clan?
Convention, coincidentally located in Armonk.
Yes. Hmm. That's very, very, I think. Now we know how safe it
is. And, of course, this is where my uncle Don lives with
the with his lovely wife on Meg. And as God is my witness, John,
I popped the question on him last night.
Oh, okay. I said any laughter I did he laugh out loud.
Let me and Mickey was there, she could attest to it. I said, like
Madonna, I would be remiss if I did not ask you straight to your
face. We know about Kim Jong Il, and we know about his fabulous
wine collection. And my partner, John C. Dvorak. And I think that
the guy probably just wants to have a good, good tasting with
someone who just won't give him any crap. And I'll just talk
about the wine. And then the laughter came and expected. And
he said, Well, you know, unfortunately, I have not met
the Supreme Leader of Northern Korea. However, he says, I have
had some correspondence with him, he sent some letters and
even better, he sent him some movies for Kim Jong Il to watch.
He sent him, it gave me a list, including the patriot, and
brothers and arms. And whispers, you know, the Indian decoders.
And the word came back that Kim Jong Il enjoyed them very, very
much. And so I made I'm starting to make my own list of movies we
can recommend, and we can send to Kim Jong Il. In hopes, of
course, that will get a fine wine tasting someday in the
future. I'm thinking we send them to America.
You have? Well, yeah, there's just wine movie that I haven't
seen myself that's floating around. Everyone just talks
about, well, mostly about Bordeaux wine.
Well, why don't why don't we have our producers put together
a list of cool movies and then I'll go out and I'll buy the
DVDs. We'll probably have to get them on VHS. I don't know if he
has a DVD player.
Oh, he asked. Oh, please.
What what region code does he need to use?
We had to find so
we have to have the right.
No, no. You know what? There's no doubt he's got it. He's got a
zero code. It's got no yeah,
no restrictions. He can play whatever he wants you sure now?
You I would be stunned if he didn't. Come on.
I think we should put together a list of cool movies for Kim Jong
Il to watch we can actually get them to him. We've got a direct
line.
Good point that we can put in subtle hints about the wine
tasting. He's actually you imagine that the grief I'd have
to go through with the State Department we ever saw.
No, we're gonna pull it off. I'm telling you we can get these
videos to them. There's been like two shipments so far. So
that can be the trifecta. We're in Come on. This is the door is
open. There's a crack we can get in John, I'm telling you.
Well, that's that's progress. Yeah, very much.
Yeah. Um, so it's not like I'm not trying to hook a brother up.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah, works for me. So, okay, we'll just we'll keep this book
keep this.
We're gonna we're gonna track it.
But I think people out there should give us a list of what
they think Kim Jong Il would be interested in. Is it as a as a
good TV? As a good as a good movie?
Yeah. Because, you know, maybe we can influence the guy little
bit and then again, the entire mission is not to save the
world. We just want to get John out there to have a nice drink
with a guy.
Yeah, right. And then I come back and tell you what I
thought.
For those of you who are wondering what this program is
all about, here's our formula. Our formula
is this. We go out, we hit people in the mouth
and sometimes we send them DVDs
so we should probably do a just a short swine flu minute.
Oh my goodness, is it okay I wasn't really prepared for John
but if you say oh boy, it's early in the show. Let's hit it.
So I go over to the library yesterday to drop off some books
in Albany. And I'm coming down the road I go to turn into the
into the parking lot and as a cop here Great, so I'm driving
so I move up further. There's all these DS, a horde of moms
and dads and their two kids and they're walking so there must be
some party or something going
on. There must be a book signing or some Rockstar or or maybe
Taylor Swift is in town.
So I go around drive around the corner the front there is a line
I swear to God it was a mile and a half long. And there's big
signage has all been printed up officially h one n one
vaccinations. And they had a bunch of people wearing these
yellow looks like you know, these bright yellow outfits with
with clipboards and they're going from person to person to
person to person asking them you know, what they you know about
them whether they are eligible for this round of shots. Oh, and
by the way, I find it interesting. That it because I
was watching a lot of UK coverage. The UK calls them
jabs. Yes, they do. And we call them shots. And we're the ones
who are really like gun. They don't they like to fight.
Yes. Well, it's interesting that they like to fight with knives
over in the UK. That's that's a very good point. So we kind of
have the gun metaphor. Yeah. And the UK they use the
knife and fisticuffs metaphor. I like that. Yeah. Isn't that
interesting? Anyway, so I'm going there. And they're tater
asking people questions and they fill out a form ask your age and
it was mostly kids, I'm telling you, it's mostly families, it
was mom and dad or mom or mom and a stroller or pregnant mom
and a dad and a stroller and a
kid. And there's just I'm telling you this line was so
long it took I couldn't even find the end of it. Because I
was like, Screw it. I'm not gonna walk this line. And
was this like a shopping mall? Or what
was at the community center? The Oh, okay, which is attached to
the Albany light. Okay. And so, again, it just was unbelievable.
And it was not what I call a swiftly moving line. And I ran
into somebody shortly thereafter who said that the wait was three
hours now were
they doing the mist the nasal mist with the actual live virus
or were they using the the attenuated
version as far as I know they were doing the shot was shot
okay. But that they may have had missed there for the kids I have
no idea I didn't get into the place but it but anyway the
question there so they make him feel out well, you get to take a
shot and you down there's like, you know, it's almost Sophie's
Choice.
What was the criteria? I wonder whether you get that varies
between they talk about it on the news a lot, you know, are
you in the group? Are you old or young Are you too you know, it's
just I don't know. And then they tear off a little littles kind
of a chit that is got that allows them to get the shot and
they give like their terroir for the kid and and cheer one off
for the mom. It's pregnant, and then they will miss it.
You know what, they should be scalping these things. This is a
great aftermarket job. We need to be getting these chips or
whatever you call them. And we need to be scalping these on the
corner. This is good.
Well, duh, makes you wonder with the kind of demand there is a
Why isn't the government like, you know, which is paying for
most of this stuff? As far as I can tell. I don't know that this
would this cost anything? Start you know, you got the the entire
public in a panic. Nicoma 100 bucks a pop? Exactly.
Exactly. I mean, we're already set aside $10 billion for the
entire program, which of course, each shot has a an excise tax of
like a buck 50 which is hidden. So yeah, why not take a little
bit more money? That's perfect.
Yeah, I mean, it's it was unbelievable. And his line was,
it was it was an error because I was socializing. You know, we
were getting logic. We're gonna get ours. I think they're gonna
run out. And I didn't know it just was like, wow, you should
have stood in
line and said, I'm pregnant. Can't you tell? Please let me
in. I would have
been there three hours just to do the one gag. I don't think
it's outrageous. Meanwhile, in Wheeling, West Virginia. There
was a kid who was I guess it was a School in the auditorium, you
know, they're setting up these big gymnasium shot sessions for
for students and this kid ran out because he didn't want to
get what he was afraid of a shot or the shot. And he like ran
away and and then the sheriff's deputies like coaxed him back
into the into the gymnasium. And they grabbed him and held him
down. While they while they gave him the shot, you think this is
going a little bit too far perhaps? Oh, my goodness,
ah, a couple of weeks ago, one of our producers sent me a
story. And they would it was, again from some Podunk area in
the middle and no, like, in the Carolinas or someplace. And we
bought some people that got sick over these shots. And I think
these reports are starting to come in here. And they're around
the direction probably around the world, but they're
completely being completely ignored.
Of course. How about how about I just ignored John, how about
suppressed? Would that be a word for you?
That you keep being completely suppressed? Thank you or
ignored?
Yeah, this seems to be some people getting sick. There's
have been reports of people with neurological disorders after the
shot, which of course is to be expected with any vaccine is
what the report will say. But of course, it's totally safe.
You don't have to wait. So I was distressed to see all these
people lined up like sheep. We could close here's the here's a
joke of it before it closed the minute. The it's like this flu
is mild. It hasn't gotten nearly to death, seasonal flu, but no
ever lines up like this for the seasonal flu.
No, and it hasn't even just to
show you what this shows you what the power of the media. And
the government is when they want it when they want to push an
agenda. That's amazing how they can get results. It's just a
matter of pushing people around in tricking them and scaring
them always scared. What people
fail to understand is that and it's not even like the
government or whoever is really pushing the swine flu agenda,
which I believe is pretty much big pharma and the government
colluding, but they don't have to. Yeah, well, big media, they
don't even have to collude with big media, because all big media
is interested in is ratings. That's all that counts. And the
way to get ratings is to scare people. You know, Balloon Boy
works. Okay, what can we do now? Oh, wait a minute. There's not
enough of the vaccine. I mean, it's simple. You just play into
the fears of everyone who's watched any science fiction
movie or outbreak with Dustin Hoffman. And they even call it
outbreak consistently. Instead of pandemic we've gone from
pandemic outbreak outbreak. And meanwhile, the French Shara are
starting to it's no wonder those guys I think you even wrote an
email to someone who said this you're not one of these the
French don't donate to the show. They're way too smart.
To tell their older stuff is old news. Yeah. Their show it's like
oh, yeah, whatever. Whatever whatever whatever it is to
crackpot and buzzkill they'd have nothing new for me.
The French have already debunked basically they're on the same
page we are 70% of the French say they're not going to take
the shot under any circumstances they say it's the public is
saying when they when they're polled that the far as they're
concerned that flu vaccine is experimental The flu is not that
bad. All the stuff we've been saying apparently the mainstream
media in France which is kind of a communist dominated media,
they've been saying the same thing have been pointing the
finger finger at Big Pharma from for turning this into like
essentially a scam. I was even reading
a report here from Ooh, la La, Puente net. Yeah, these guys are
great. They're claiming something very interesting that
they say that the actual vaccine, of course, every
vaccine contains a part of the of the virus that is supposed to
combat. They're saying that it actually contains a mixture of h
one n one and h five and one which would be the bird flu. And
that, of course, can be a very lethal combination.
Yeah, they make this claim in France. So this has cropped up a
couple of times that they believe or somebody's saying and
which is not beyond the realm of possibility because we already
know that Baxter had distributed and admitted to distributing
vaccine with h five n one and it
it's exactly what has happened in six countries in Europe. They
just they distributed this they had 75 pounds of the stuff that
they had mixed up. And luckily some guy in was he John Czech
Republic, I think, can't remember he checked it on some
ferrets, which is kind of procedure, and they all died.
And that's now we're supposed to, like you know, the Ferren
ain't supposed to die when he gets the when he gets his flu
shot.
So so the thinking is, is that if you wanted to be
conspiratorial is that well, you want to mix these together in
case so you can get somebody to live through the process and
actually recombine because most of these these sorts of viruses
are always meeting with each and then saying, wow, why don't you
take me i No one and I'll give you my age five, and then we'll
see what happens. And to create a real pandemic word, so these
drug companies can make some serious money.
Yeah, that's why they're all holding back on making this
because, you know, they they're waiting for the for the
mutation. They're waiting for the for the,
what do you call it? mutation? Yeah,
I guess it is the mutation, they're waiting for that. And
then they'll really go into full speed production. There's four,
or it's still the adjuvants, which I still think is there
they're waiting to make their case to, to bring in the
you know, I think there's, I think that why do one thing you
know, let's work on a number of projects, as you said, you do
have the power, we have the PowerPoints, one of the drug
companies, that shows how they're going to, you know,
essentially turn vaccines into their new, huge profit. So it's
the
pipeline, that's what they call it, they call it the pipeline
they're looking at this was GlaxoSmithKline, alone looked at
an $18 billion pipeline of vaccines, vaccines, I love it
when you come up with a vaccine against an addiction. So there's
going to be a vaccine against nicotine addiction, which
essentially means they're shooting some
kind of no sense, by the way, but not a vaccine yet, but it
but I can
only imagine how it's going to be marketed because this is, you
know, Americans in particular being the world's consumer. And
we're very susceptible to these messages. It's like, well, you
know, I've already gotten my kid the HPV vaccine so that she
won't contract cervical cancer by the way, you can just get a
regular pap smear and avoided as well. And I've given to my son
as well, now the FDA approved it. And now, you know, I don't
want my kid to get hooked on cigarettes. Yeah. And, you know,
let's give my kid the vaccine for that. But what it is, of
course, is some kind of neurotransmitter they're
shooting into your brain. I mean, great. That's isn't that
good to suppress them? Oh, good to be. Yeah. And that just can't
be good. Doesn't it? Doesn't feel right, by the way, my
cousin Lucy, who? Oh, man, I've always you know, she's always
been, I can't even say because they're all listening. But she's
been one of my favorite cousins. And she lives right in
Washington. She lives right next to what's named Peggy the new
boss of the FDA. Oh, yeah, you know, the the woman who used to
be consultant for Burger King.
Right. And now, my
Oh, she's got some stories. I gotta get the whole list from
her but she was she was gonna start emailing me I can't just
don't mention me by name. Okay, I won't. And your husband is
like a multi billionaire and all kinds of interesting businesses.
And it's so clear that the shadow puppet theater is on and
in full effect. Yeah, and in Ukraine, they now say that it is
not h one and one that is killing people by in droves.
They have a real pandemic as the way pandemic used to be defined
by the World Health Organization Act so widespread and people
dying. It is the n one n one
n one n one one
n one which is 100% lethal it's like the Black Plague
essentially
I never heard of this I didn't I miss this story. Yeah, no, I'll
put the story in the show notes that no agenda show.com And of
course not to forget that Baxter international the very same
people who mixed h one n one with h five and one and
distributed it to six European countries in an actual flu
vaccine shot have a fine r&d lab in Ukraine
Well, this will be a continuing coverage
Yes. And we will revisit this every single show Void where
prohibited by law.
So what else we got? You got?
You got to do some clips.
Well, I got one that complainer who was the name of the clip.
And this is the kind of person that is probably lurking
everywhere around the country. And it's an old woman that's
complaining and that they never pick these people up anymore. If
you listen to talk radio, especially the big shots, they
have screeners that talk to you for a few minutes to see if
you're suitable
Yeah. For you ahead of the line and put you right on the air or
dumped
or are dumpy because they think you're nuts or whatever. Are you
gonna say something like for example, have you ever gotten on
the on the Michael Savage show? This screener is freaky about
telling you not to say hello or or Yeah, exactly.
I want to say hi to my family.
Why not just you can't even say hi, Michael Savage. All right.
He finds it annoying that people would waste his time with
pleasantries. And so when I've heard him hang up on people to
say hi, my guy you're doing click. So anyway, but the
screeners, but but on C span And in this case, it was the
Washington journal with some Republicans.
Is this this the show where they have the democratic line, the
Republican line, and then the independent line?
Yeah, well, they have a lot of their show. That's cool. But
this is a woman who called in and I don't know what line she
was on because I missed that part of it. But she's obviously
the independent line. If you listen to this, and she just has
a kind of an interesting complaint that meant that I just
found was amusing, especially the response to it. Okay, okay.
Good morning. stave. I can't hardly hear you. We can hear
you. So please go ahead. Okay. Okay, that
was three seconds wasted.
I ran out go ahead. I made a six year child and I sent my all
these months listening to what's going on in Washington. And I
got news for you. The dama cracked his shoulder so that
hail
What did she say to Democrats is sold their soul to hell? Oh,
okay.
So that hey, all as far as their watch a matter, and the
Republicans are standing by trying to let them get away with
everything they've come out and lied about. And I'm also concede
a lot of the future I'm 86 years old. I'm Indian. I know you're
not interested in what I got to say. But America way, because we
are being to back off sorry, lowlife, cockroaches. That's
what we're being told by. God bless America. And God damn the
Washington.
I love it. She can she can replace you on the show. She's
outstanding. Does it go on to the responded?
Yeah, they respond. The response is hilarious. Okay.
Thank you, Mary. Thank you, Barry. And I think we all are
interested in what she has to say. There's smoke coming out of
the ears right now. To at one point, the Republicans aren't
happy at how she put it pushing back to what the Democrats are
doing. Certainly in the house. We're trying to push back as
much as we possibly can. As Mary probably knows, the Republicans
are in the minority. So it just makes it hard on any one of
these votes. It's comes along party line votes, they have the
votes to vote, and yes, we vote no. We like for our solutions,
but we're not giving her a chance to hear them. Well.
That's not what she's saying at all. She's saying she's saying
we're all being cooked by the cockroaches in Washington. She's
outstanding. And you know what? They're and I love her just wake
up America. We got to pull back. Let me see if I can find that. I
see a lot of the future maybe six years. No, you're not
interested in God. I got to say that America way.
Exactly. Fabulous. I love what I do love watch. It's on in the
morning, right? That show.
Don't know when it's on. I mean, I just you know, I'm like you I
turn on spending. It's almost you know, it's the two channels
and then you go back and forth and back and forth. And there's
nothing then you go to watch something else and you go back
to it. I don't know. I think it's a weekend show. I'm not
sure.
I love the one on the morning show. They do that. And then
they take these questions and they're screeners. Yeah, they
really stick out like interns. Were probably sitting there like
Dude, dude, watch me put this one on the air. This is cool.
Watch this. But that but you know, go wake up. If only they
would put people like that on the air all the time. That's
actually entertaining.
Yeah, it is entertaining. And it's more accurate than these
other guys who are just, you're the ones that are interesting. I
mean, if you listen to the right wing talkers, they love putting
people on that just compliment them to access in no rush. I've
been listening to your show since the late 80s. And you are
one you're a true patriot. You're like saving the country
for the for all of us. You are the best Yeah, yeah. This guy Oh
go on say more. So yes, Mr. Say more for rush. Bo rush
Bo. Here you go.
Thank you rush pro loves you. So and Savage is another one. He
doesn't like to pleasantries, but man, if somebody comes on
you, especially a woman comes on start to compliment them. They
go on for hours and never she never cuts them off. Yeah.
Anyway,
I'm so happy. No, I'm on the road. I've been on the road for
a week. I have absolutely not seen. I take that back. I saw
television that it was crazy in the breakfast room, the
breakfast area at La Quinta Inn and Suites. It's not it's a
breakfast area. Like almost like you know the weighing station
for trucks. It's the breakfast area over here. And they had one
TV on in the left corner and catty corner diagonal across the
area. They had another TV on One was blaring, CNN the other one
was blaring, Fox It was late and I sat in the middle of going
like i Hey, my art no blood trickling out of my ears. And on
Fox though, and there was a guy there with his kid, and we were
the only two like 44 people in the room. And on Fox is like,
they found 24 gallons of water on the moon. And this guy, bless
his heart. He's like he that hear that, Bobby? You can go
fishing on the moon. Not for my generation, son, but you'll be
going fishing on the moon one day. Like yeah, if you can get
around the moon base, as we already have up there was
probably some wastewater. Oh, man, yeah. Yeah, you know,
slowly being revealed they had that, you know, they can't hide
it anymore. Creeping slowly. The moon bases that have been there
for decades are slowly being revealed. Oh, look, some water.
We can live off the land.
So another Eclipse I got there.
You got green testimony. Pastor approved and test something
else.
So I'm watching like one of the five I think it was, I believe
this was on Fox. But this commercial has been floating
around. And I didn't catch the whole thing. But it's a funny
commercial for a bunch of clean comics that are and I just get
deliveries I took this clip because I've never seen anything
quite like it is a bunch of it's Christian comics, which by the
way, I've got nothing against although personally, from a from
a debt perspective, I think it's blasphemous. But I could be
wrong.
So you're talking about comic books? No comics,
comedian, comedians.
Okay. All right. And so they're clean. They're clean comics.
Well, they're
clean. And they're mostly talking about church and go into
church and the good Lord and all the rest of it. But the thing
is, well, definition it should be more but there's a couple of
things in here that were were worth discussing or at least
listening to if you want to hit it.
Yeah, so this is Pastor approved. Yeah, yeah. What is
what does this run on John?
I'd Fox and some of the Christian stations as far as I
can tell,
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So there's a couple things that one last thing in there sound
like you or me making funny did yeah. And I heard that yeah,
that was actually a guide in one of the comics doing some going
oh, God, how'd I do? And that guy was different but the one
that was the pastor approved is funny because I Why do you have
you know, is this okay, fine. You want to be that crazy? Yep.
Pastor approved. But my favorite was the guy asking so how's your
faith affected your comedy? And the guy says, My anger my rage
and my cynicism is all gone. That's why I go to see a comic.
I'm looking for angry. I mean, comments are generally mean
spirited. And that's one of the you know, they take again,
comedy as a form of aggression. So what's the point?
It must be successful though. It must be working if they're
running the spots on Fox continuously?
Well, they're running a tenuous he's only seen it once. But the
what I think is interesting is time life doing it, you know,
giant mega corporation. You know, co opting the religious
movement,
good work. And that kind of makes sense to me.
Oh, yeah, totally big religion, big mega churches. You know,
timeline, it's all fits together.
I got one clip that I forgot to play during the swine flu minute
from producer Billy in the UK get one nation east. It's
Professor David Salisbury, director of the immunization
program in Gitmo nation East in the United Kingdom. On the
popular radio for consumer program you and yours. It's
about an 80 minute interview, but he pulled a clip for us that
I wanted to share. And it's about the hamburger helper of
the vaccines, the adjuvants, which primarily is time aerosol,
I believe and other mercury.
Let's say Marisol is a preservative is not the adjuvant
what is the
Oh no, the adjuvant is squarely. Well, that's one of that's
one experimental adjuvants. The main one I think is sodium.
Right but but the whole point is the the adjuvants actually make
chloride make your immune system goes into overdrive so that the
vaccine the effective Yeah, perks up exactly. So I thought
may be interesting just to listen to what he has to say
about two adjuvants, you can only guess what he's what His
thoughts are. So
what's the situation about the h1 and one swine vaccine
compared with seasonal, and it's slightly different in that it's
a different strain, but strain changes don't matter.
Strain changes don't matter.
If they don't matter, I'm gonna ask this question. I've asked it
a million times on this show. Why don't they put the h one in
one in the regular season and flu if that's all it is, and men
have a mixture built one shot,
thank you. It's got a tiny dose compared with ordinary seasonal
vaccine. seasonal vaccine normally contains 45 micrograms,
which is the measurement. This vaccine has got less than four
micrograms. It's got a tiny, tiny dose. But it's also got in
it and in Greek, wait a
minute. He says For I want to understand the measurements, he
says 45 micrograms, and this has only four micrograms
to what he said he knows. But it's also got in it an
ingredient that boosts the immune response that allows you
to use such a tiny dose. And that adjuvant that boosts your
immune response is made of natural ingredients, vitamin E,
which we all take in our diet, and some people take us vitamin
supplements as well. And it's also got a naturally occurring
fish oil, that again, we have no dots. And these products are
there for for a good purpose.
Yes, they're good for a good purpose. good
purpose. Yes, I'd like to kill you. Well, let me let me say
mentioned another thing that I've noticed, which is another
discrepancy. They keep coming up. But now the swine flu is
made exactly the same as the seasonal flu. There's nothing to
worry about. That's what the Litany is here in the United
States. Is this a lie? Are we bed BS? It seems to me that
there's no two stories are the same about the stuff. Does
anybody find this a little suspicious?
Well, what so what I've understood is that we so part of
the Litany as well as it's been tested, it's it's safe, it's
been tested, it's not a problem. But if you actually read the
inserts, the package inserts the labels and the disclaimers from
the for companies who have approved vaccines, what they're
actually saying is that they are using the exact same process as
the seasonal flu vaccine, only one ingredient is different,
namely the antigen the actual virus. So our tests for seasonal
flu, show that these that this new vaccine is just as safe as
that particular vaccine. So they haven't actually tested
anything.
Yeah, and then of course, I heard something the other day,
it was like, they said, Well, you know, they'd never test they
never really test the seasonal flu vaccine either. So this is
so the process is identical, so it's not anything to worry
about.
Yeah. And in general vaccine
guide for that guy which shoots the vaccines into the wombat
but in general, they you know, the there is no, no stringent
FDA process for vaccinations for vaccines. Not like drugs that
are sold after you're sick but before you're sick, is like
okay, this is kind of the process. That's okay. They don't
have to do a blind study where they have you know, people are
given a fuzzy today, John, man, the sugar shot.
A plus C. Thank you the word you're looking for. Yes.
So people aren't there's no placebo recipients in the test.
So it's wonderful. It's a bonanza, you
can't Yeah, this was a dream come true. That's why there is
probably a slap in themselves in the forehead saying why didn't
we think earlier? Well, this is the way to make money. Ya know,
I talking about a way to make money for off the swine flu,
swine flu minute. Again, we're off somehow we got back on it.
We keep putting this off. You have talked about V?
Well, of course, I have not seen episode two and I will probably,
um, maybe you'll see episode three.
Listen much now.
Well, it's very interesting. So of course, this is an age old
story as continuously propagated by David Icke, that, that we
stem from reptilians. And of course, his story's a little bit
different.
Well, let's back up a minute V of course, is the new science
fiction show.
A new version of the science fiction, right V
which was done in the is this now on ABC, this was done I
believe in the 70s or the 80s or the 70s 80s.
Now V was in the 80s.
Was did V the show proceed? Ike's theories, or was it after?
Oh no. So we know the good question, but I wasn't gave it I
saw V and said,
because the the original, the original V series was more about
visitors from another planet and not about the whole idea that
the reptilians have actually been living amongst us for years
and years. And so what David Icke have and and who, by the
way, was a respected journalist, he was a sports journalist as
well. And he went on Terry Wogan one one evening. And he said,
Well, you know, of course, the planet is ruled by reptilians
and the entire royal family are all reptiles. And, well, his
career ended abruptly. And I gotta tell you, I like David
Icke, I buy into a lot of what he's talking about, but I've
never, I've always had a little little bit of trouble with the
reptile stuff. And from time to time,
it does explain a lot, though. I mean, like, they live forever.
These these did royal family, nobody ever dies, prematurely,
they're ugly, they're bad, they all go to the max, I'll go to
the oldest to get rid of one one of the non reptilians live moves
in with the family. They're murdered. Yeah.
So I mean, you know, I've seen pictures floating around the
internet, you know, with absolute proof that Michelle and
Barack Obama are reptilian. There has been some, there's
been some fun Photoshop work, going around the internet, when
it comes to that. And, of course, you know, the entire
Bush family, etc, all reptilian. So this kind of plays on that
vibe. And I guess, metaphorically speaking, I kind
of buy into it, not not actual reptilians. But that, you know,
there is certainly a club of people that were not in who, who
really wants to just rule the world no matter what. So and you
know, they're not if you cut away their skin, they may not
actually be reptiles underneath. But there that to me, there's
some there's something going on there. And, and I do understand,
though, what you're saying about, you know, the competitive
parallels between the Obama administration and Obama as a
cult of personality, and how you have Anna, who is the leader of
of, of the of the Wiis, and how kids are getting into it and
spray painting V everywhere. And, you know, it's it's
beautiful when art imitates life.
Yeah. Well,
I got to watch a couple more episodes, I could hang out for
free more. Of course, you gave it to me without commercials,
which is highly enjoyable. I don't know if we'll be able to
sit through all the commercials once actually have to watch the
show in real time.
No, you put it on the DVR, and you're powering through the
commercials like everybody else does.
How do those guys make money on television anymore?
Well, not everybody has a DVR pounding through the camera. And
once in a while you get stuck watching something in real time,
which is nothing but annoying. You used to be like everybody
knows, once they started practicing. This is only 40
minutes of show in an hour and 20 minutes a commercial. So
essentially, it's two minutes to show in a minute of commercial
which I think by the way, they should pass a law and I've said
this before, they should pass a law that makes it so you have to
run two minutes to show one minute commercial two minutes to
show one minute a commercial throughout the hour rather than
ganging you up at the half hour point with like, 10 minutes of
commercials. Ah,
I don't know if I could take the interruption Johnny Boy.
Yeah, I don't think anyone couldn't that would destroy TV,
which is my plan. Anyway, so that's it. I thought you had a
more?
No, I don't. I gotta say I kind of liked the show. I think you
know, Anna's kind of hot. Now. That was cool. And I like her.
And
I thought that the first episode was way too much information.
They I thought that was very poorly paced. They. And they all
have a meeting a secret meeting that everybody knows about.
There's not much of a secret since the Wiis come in there and
shoot up the place. And the guy that's the head, given the
meeting, starts telling the whole story of the Wiis and how
they've been here forever. And he just gives the whole
backstory there's so now there's no mystery to anything. It's
just basically that the plot structure is laid out for the
listeners or viewers right off the bat. So now there's nothing
we don't know. Well, we know everything about the show. We
know everything. There's not a trick in the book.
Do you have some illusion that the people who watch ABC
primetime drama have intelligence, I'm just telling
you this to be laid out to them was like here, here's the store
and they'll do it again, every single beginning of every
episode, they'll rewind it and tell you the whole thing all
over again, just in case you're an idiot. Here's how the
storyline works. And you just kind of float along with it and
let that fill your brain while you watch the commercials. We
all know that on television. The big joke is the programming is
just there to fill up the time between the commercial
advertisements.
So anyway, I wonder who's going to be average I didn't pay much
attention. You know who's advertising on the show? But I
would assume a number of reptilian companies would be
involved. You could probably make the connection between
anyone who advertises on V and the fact that they're run by a
reptilian What do you think?
Totally. Now of course John and I spend a good amount of our
time watching C span and other raw video feeds just to get the
real deal distill it and pass it on to you. And there was an
interesting question posed to the Speaker of the House Nancy
Pelosi who by the way, John reptilian she,
by the way wanted to give I got to give away for you and the
reptilian how to spot them. Okay. And I noticed this because
it because I might see it I keep wanting to, and it gets close to
a pet peeve of mine. And, and be different people like Bill Gates
does it all the time. It's always annoying. And what I
always call it is the inappropriate smile. Somebody's
talking. Smile. Smile.
Yeah, that's, ya know, the reptilians haven't quite figured
out a motion yet. That's why didn't they do they just like,
okay, they know that from time to time humanoids throw a smile
out there. They don't actually understand humor. Very good
observation.
Yeah, in fact, that was watching a bunch of hearings on the cap
and trade and this Chinese woman would do that she was yakking
away yakking away very serious, and then just a smile in the
middle of it. Go back to serious mode. I was gonna What the hell
with that lie? Maybe Bill Gates does it constantly.
So Nancy Pelosi guarantee Pelosi does too. Yeah, guaranteed
reptilian. So she's being hounded by by a reporter from I
think, a local NBC affiliate. And he's saying, hey, look, you
know, the way I read the health care bill, and by the way, I
have read the first version, and I have, I don't even have the
new version yet. Where's the 1900 page version? I gotta go
read through that one now. So there's all these little gotchas
in there, instead of something very basic, like, Hey, why does
the government just pay for all your crap? And then Kumbaya,
right, and we'll tax you and, and you'll have health insurance
done that will be simple. No, there's all this stuff in there
that is extremely nefarious. And one of them, of course, is that
the IRS will collect your penalty fee if you do not have
health insurance. And and it isn't now in there, it is a tax.
So you know, you just cannot deny that this is a tax. And if
you don't pay your tax, I believe it is up to five years
in prison and, and $250,000 in fines. And so this endless
journalist is saying, hey, you know, what do you think Speaker
of the House that you actually going to throw people in jail if
they if they don't want health coverage? How do you kind of,
you know, how do you justify that? How does that work? And
it's just a wonderful piece of reptilian avoidance.
Have a listen to this. Oh, hold on a second. I'm sorry. I forgot
to queue it up.
No, I've cued it up. I didn't I gotta set up the sound link.
Hold on. I'll just take me a second. There we go. Here we go.
Now, it was totally queued up, dude. Here comes.
Madam Speaker. I'm Shamari stone from KOMO four news. I have a
question for you that hasn't been pointed out. But a lot of
Americans feel this way. Do you think it's fair to send people
to jail for not buying health insurance?
Well, the point is, is that we want to make sure that everyone
has access to health care for a long time now, people who
haven't had health care or provided it, have placed the
burden on others. Everybody is paying the price for
uncompensated care. I don't need to tell you that in a hospital.
And so what this is, is to say we all have to do our part. And
that is the point of the bill.
Well, Madam Speaker, I'm just trying to understand. If you
don't buy health insurance, you go to jail. To answer my
question,
is there is I think the legislation is very fair in this
respect.
It's totally fair, don't pay go to jail
to have health care, access to quality health care, if they
can't afford it will provide subsidies for them to do so.
Yeah. So that's the interesting part about the can afford it.
It's like that's, that's pretty subjective, if you can afford it
or not. Yeah, it's true. Yeah.
But do you think it's fair, if somebody says, Well, I'm just
not going to have it and if I get sick, then I'll just go to
the emergency room and send the bill to you. That's my view on
the subject. Yes. Next.
Yes. And it's my next question. So she doesn't know Oh, I just I
freeze the video and she's sticking her tongue out. Total
lizard lizard move.
I mean, she gets it she gets some some clips of the tongues.
But anyway, the. So in other words, what she's saying is that
But somebody who doesn't have health insurance and goes to the
emergency room and it costs a couple grand is, is bad, but
sending somebody to prison, which costs the taxpayers
$40,000 A year minimum? Yes. It's okay. That's a good use of
public funds. That's what you're saying. I like the math. Hold on
a second. Let me write this down.
How do I know you're not reptilian? John?
Because I don't have inappropriate smiles.
Yes, no, yeah, that's right. You have pretty much zero smiles.
No, I smile all the time. I'm a happy guy.
How about Hillary? Hillary Clinton? Do you think she's
reptilian?
Well, she does inappropriate smile does
doesn't she and she, and I wish you could find the soundbite for
this. Because she was in costume. She was in Manila. And
she's on a huge tour. She's really rocking around with that
inappropriate smile. And she was answering questions about the
Moro Islamic Liberation Front, during a town hall style
gathering in Manila. And of course, there's an acronym for
that. And here's the quote, which I wish I had audio. So
yeah, I know, this is a good one. And if anyone has it,
please send it to me. I'll play it over and over. I'm encouraged
by what I hear about the progress and the peace efforts
that are going on between the government and milk. Just I
would just love to have the audio of that I looked all over.
As he has no idea what she's saying. And the but then I guess
someone leaned over and went, Madam Secretary. And then she
started saying MILF mill. What a tool. I could imagine being
Chelsea. Oh, geez. Oh, my God. Oh, my mom is such a dork.
For kid. Yeah. All right. So you want to switch gears here? Yeah.
Let's go to a cap and trade.
I actually I looked the some cap and trade stuff up some history
of it. And when when it was acid rain, as you pointed out on a
previous show, cap and trade actually was a pretty good idea.
And it was implemented at the time. And this entire
legislation is based on that premise of the acid rain from
the 70s, I would say. But of course, there was some real
capping going on because we you know, you put filters on your
smokestacks.
And in fact, this clip addresses exactly this issue. Perfect said
by coincidence, this is Kenneth Greene, who's with the American
Enterprise Institute, and he kind of this is a long clip,
you're going to have to interrupt a few times. But it's
so good, and so concise, even though it's long, but it's
actually it's actually short considering what he what he
deals with. He introduces himself and then he starts
getting into what a disaster, cap and trade would be for the
economy. With Bergen, Dr. Greene
excuse me, Chairman Baucus, Senator Grassley, members of the
committee, thank you for inviting me to testify today on
this timely and important topic. I am Kenneth Green, a resident
scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. I'm an
environmental scientist by training, a policy analyst by
avocation and an economist by exposure.
I have submitted I like that, I gotta put that in my cart,
because by exposure to the record to AI
policy studies on the issues before us today, which are part
of the research base, underlying what I'm about to say, I've
spent the last 15 years analyzing public policy think
tanks, and mostly both the United States and Canada, with
an emphasis on air pollution, climate change and energy
policy. Specifically, I have studied market based mechanisms
for dealing with pollution problems of all sorts. And I've
studied cap and trade, as it has made its appearance in
conventional air pollution control, acid rain mitigation,
and now in greenhouse gas control. What I can tell you
based on my research is this cap and trade, the core of
greenhouse gas control legislation today is an
inappropriate policy tool for the control of greenhouse gases
that will cause significant economic harm, will kill an
export jobs and produce little or no environmental benefit.
All right. He needs a coffee break Quick, take him out, go
back. Oh, no. What is he saying? They did not read the script,
dammit.
Current legislation applies an emission trading model to an
unsuitable pollutant. For emission trading to work, you
need readily available technology to capture emissions,
or alternative sources of energy that can let some people
generate the emission surplus emissions that can be sold to
others. We had that with so too, we don't have that with co2.
And there's a fantastic video by two San Francisco lawyers who
have worked for the EPA for 20 years and they say exactly the
same thing. I'll put that in the show notes as well at no agenda
show.com. It's about that we don't have a solution. It works
when you have, you know, an actual way to solve the problem
which of course, this problem is not an actual problem. It's a
made up problem. Therefore, there's no real solution other
than the made up solution
with co2 as EPA acknowledged As we're dependent on offsets to
control costs, and offsets are notoriously slippery. Even the
economists who first developed the theory and practice of cap
and trade have said it's not a suitable mechanism for
greenhouse gas control. Earth First agrees. And when you have
that level of agreement from economists Earth first, and then
people like myself in AI, you're talking a serious consensus.
Cabinetry hasn't worked in Europe, and it will not work
here. By design, and despite provisions that try to hide this
from the public, that kept carbon control bills now
circulating will increase energy prices. That's what they're for.
In fact, that's been that's been stated publicly. Right, John? We
talked about that. In Yeah,
let's set in the back, though. I mean, he said,
No, no, even President Obama said and we have the sound clip
somewhere. He said, Well, you know, it's basically going to
going to send electricity prices sky high and will bankrupt some
utility companies. He said that publicly.
I remember that. Okay. Find it for you. Yeah.
Oh, yeah, this is this is no secret. It's just let's be
honest, balloon boys a lot more compelling,
slowing economic growth, killing jobs and reducing
competitiveness. And this is a one way street since cap and
trade doesn't only cap emissions, it caps economic
growth. When GDP goes up, energy price consumption goes does also
as this carbon permit prices, choking off continued growth.
The tighter the emission cap, the tighter the economic
straightjacket as energy prices rise. And as American companies
find themselves less competitive businesses and jobs will flow to
countries without greenhouse gas controls. And with stringent
environmental controls, which is
exactly the way it's set up the whole cap and trade system is
not only do we let developing nations and other countries just
go ahead and poop out whatever they want to we actually pay
them the money a good job, we're gonna pay them money for that.
And we're gonna send them our technology as well. It's this is
all what's coming down in Copenhagen. This is the global
law, we're going to the treaty, we're going to sign off on any
kind without stringent controls, potentially allowing emissions
to increase. The remedy to this border tax adjustments is only
likely to cause a trade war, further damaging the US economy.
As increased energy costs raise the price of the cost of US
goods and services consumption will decline, causing still more
job losses across the American economy. Legislation now before
Congress will cause regional and sectoral winners and losers will
unjustly redistribute and export wealth from industrial coal
powered states into states with greater hydro, nuclear and
natural gas resources. It will send taxpayer dollars abroad to
countries that are economic competitors, and sometimes
geopolitical adversaries. Firstly, low carbon fuel
standards might actually prohibit oil imports from our
number one foreign supplier. Are that our neighbor to the north
Canada? Yes, thank
you. He finally says it. Could we please hear that one more
time? I said this last night. I made it I was on thin ice. I was
really holding back with it with my family. I love my family so
much.
Have a bunch of left wingers? No, actually,
it's well, of course uncle Don, he. He worked for Bush senior. I
mean, he was a registered Republican. He actually
registered Democrat. He's changed. So yeah. So yeah, but I
said, you know, FYI, when President Obama says we need to
stop our dependence on foreign oil, I'm always thinking hey,
Canada, how do you feel? And no one seems to realize that 80% of
or isn't 80% It's a huge it's a
huge number.
Yeah, cuz I can't Alberta it comes from Canada. So Oh, my
God, I wish I wish people would actually listen to this kind of
stuff. We need 400 million people listening John not 400
Bursley low carbon fuel standards might actually
prohibit oil imports from our number one foreign supplier or
that our neighbor to the north Canada.
Yeah, those Damn bastards, we've got to stop our dependence on
them.
Cap and Trade creates a new poorly understood financial
instrument that can be used to leverage debt potentially
creating a massive carbon bubble that bursts once it becomes
clear. Can't afford to maintain the regime.
Ah, beautiful. Exactly what we've said here it's a new
derivative. It'll be a new way to create debt which is how
money is created in the financial system, which is
beautiful. These guys are chomping at the bit that can't
wait what else can we do now? We've already done houses we've
screwed that up. Oh, I know. Air. This is a good one air we
breathe money off of air fantastic.
Finally, cap and trade and all carbon control for that matter
puts a bounty on ecosystems. As carbon control favors biofuels.
More ecosystem will be planted over and farmland used to grow
fuel instead of food. A recent article in science observes and
attempting to limit co2 concentrations to 450 parts per
million. The currently stated goal of carbon controls would
cause bioenergy crops to expand to displace virtually all of the
world's natural forests and savannas by 2065 and actually
increase global greenhouse gas emissions.
Now see, this is where the guy loses it because I'm like, 2065
I don't give a crap.
Why no but all the people that are pushing the global warming
agenda Keep pushing everything out to 2100. So I don't think
it's unreal unrealistic to throw this in their face. Oh boy
asked for the claim that the green energy provisions of
current legislation will create green jobs that can't be
exported. This is simply not true. As I testified before
another Senate committee governments do not create jobs,
they simply move them from one place to the other, inevitably,
with a net loss of jobs on lost jobs on net pay. Who is
this guy again, John, this is Kenneth Greene. And, by the way,
love his last name.
Nothing subtle there. You know, he, if I can make a
recommendation, he should not climb the stairs at the UN
building in Vienna, this will be a very, very bad place for him
to be he might slip and fall down 17 stories.
Economists have known this for over 150 years, Europe has seen
much of its in the green industry exporting to the US has
already seen solar cell and windmill production being moved
to China. The only thing worse than no energy policy is bad
energy policy. And that's what s 1733. And approaches like it
represent bad energy policy wrapped up in misleading
terminology that hides the true nature of the legislation. Thank
you for allowing me to speak to you today on this timely and
important issue. I look forward to your questions.
Yeah. Nice knowing nice knowing your professor green. Nice
knowing your bud. Wow. Yeah, that's really good. That's
really good. But you have to distill that down into one
soundbite for the for the general populace to
get Yeah, no one wants to listen to a four minute segment. Oh,
no, it's wait. And we should
have interrupted that with commercials at least twice.
According to your formula.
Yeah, no, no, right? No, if we Yeah, two commercials would have
been in there. So here's
the scan, we just got to say it one more time, Al Gore, who of
course, really was the catalyst for a lot of this first global
warming. Now climate change, which of course, is actually a
political joke, because we're moving into one world
government. That's the actual climate change the climate of
the world's political scene. He is an owner and investor of $5
billion fund in the largest cap and trade system on Earth. And
when you own the NASDAQ, or when you own the, the exchanges,
that's where the real money is, you know, your your your own the
market. And it's all and he's this guy. So right, it's all
about the it's going to be sold as a derivative. And then you
can start to hedge against that you can hedge against anything.
And this is going to be it's going to be huge. And I think
it's just going to pass John, it's just going to flow right
through and, you know, people be too afraid to really go against
and they don't understand it. And they want to be I don't want
to be seen as as unpopular because they're against saving
the world. Meanwhile, oil is up to 80 bucks. That kind of
slipped up there. And it was, there was a great, great article
on seeking alpha.com that says that the global oil scam is
actually $2.5 trillion. I did not realize that the ice, that's
the online commodities and futures exchange, another one of
these exchanges where basically oil futures are traded, that
that has a so called dark pool. So it's an unregulated exchange,
you know,
trying to crack down on these, but it just seems that we're not
doing a very good job. Well, we're the guy who gives me this
guy Greenberger, and I had to figure out what happened to him,
and he was the biggest complainer and Soros was also
complaining about this. And both of them had been squelched. For
some reason. I think somebody just said, here we go, how big a
check. Do you want us to write? Yeah, or
here. Look at this. Look at this. See this, aka sonny boy.
So this is the Intercontinental Exchange, which is founded,
owned and operated by Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, British
Petroleum total, shell, Deutsche Bank and society's general. So
it's like these guys, they're just they got a little, like
trading marbles amongst themselves. Got a lot of
marbles. It's a beautiful game. And so the way it works is one
one of these guys will so Goldman will go like hey, man,
give me 100,000 barrels of oil. And Morgan will sell it to him.
But then, you know, Morgan will then sell it off to BP and BP or
sell it back to Goldman Sachs. So they're basically just
ticking and by the way, this during the.com Bubble this was a
very well known scam, you'd hire a marketing consultant who would
be paid in warrants ie that's not really options is not really
stock and he'd get a bunch of his friends and they just kind
of sell the stock back you know, because they trust each other.
They sell it in a circle right so it'd be he he'd sell it to
Guy b b to c c back to A and while doing that the price just
keeps rising because you know what you really need on any type
of exchanges liquidity meaning there's stuff moving. Now that's
that's how supply and demand the illusion of supply Demand is
created. So that's how they're ticking up the price of oil
futures just by moving it around amongst themselves. And you
know, and maybe it's, maybe it's not just selling the oil back,
maybe there's some pork bellies that come back on the back end.
It's all it's all one big game. And once again, we're not in it.
This is a fact. So we got one more small shorter clip. This
was another woman testifying before the same committee on the
cap and trade, who I had to cut most of she's a little more
boring. But she she made a couple of different points. That
cuz she was a, she had a lot of metrics, as opposed to
generalities. And it was kind of interesting. So you might want
to play the last clip,
input output models, which some organizations, what was
this? You are what is the C span that you're watching?
Yeah, yeah, C span. This woman is with the shoe name is Margo
threatening, or Thorning, and she's with the American Council
for capital formation. You there's so many of these
organizations, think tanks, yeah, the think tanks,
so she don't even tell me on let's use
our static models, they're not able to capture the dynamic
impacts of changes in energy prices. I like to share with you
briefly the results of a study that the accf and the National
Association of Manufacturers sponsored, examining the impact
of the Waxman Markey bill, we used a macro economic model, the
same model that the Department of Energy uses the NIMS model.
Our study showed that for the US as a whole by 2030, the Waxman
Markey bill would reduce gross domestic product relative to the
baseline forecast between 1.7% and 2.4%. You know,
so this is this, it kills me because here so first of all,
she used the exact same model as the government used, and of
course, you know, lies, damned lies, and statistics. And what
she's saying is, hey, you know, what she should say is, you're
gonna get screwed people, you're going to get totally screwed.
Let instead see you ahead at ahead of that. And ahead of
that, hey, well, that's
what you know, that's what these meetings are supposed to be
like. And it's up to the media.
Yeah, oh, like journalists and stuff,
just to take a look at what she says and then then report it in
a way that the public can understand. That's the don't
even go to these meetings.
They don't even turn on C span, they could sit at home in their
Snuggie. Petting their Obama, chia
to GDP may not sound like much, but it's about $600 billion.
That's about what we're paying Social Security recipients right
now. Job growth would be slowed, we did show that we'd pick up
new green jobs. Certainly, we will because of the provisions
of the Waxman Markey bill. But on balance, we lose between 1.7
and 2.4 million jobs in the year 2030. Household Income is about
$1,200 less than it otherwise would be some of the input
output studies that are out there, show job growth. But
again, as they admit, as the Center for American Progress
study admits they are not dynamic, they're not able to
capture the impact of higher energy prices on US economy.
Does NPR go to these these meetings? Do they have C span in
the office? I doubt it is NPR. Any competitor? Certainly is
boring.
It's definitely dealing with their boredom factors like a
toss up between these two. But the fact of the matter is, what
she's doing is she's taking a look at things from a
mathematical perspective on the
numbers, she's getting the actual numbers and running this
exact same test and saying,
ha, ha socks is what's determining. And this is the
kind of thing that we tried to do on this show. But you know,
this week, I don't understand why everybody's not doing this.
Because no one cares. I mean, they
got the bubble, Bob, the guy in the balloon, they got the other
crap. I was in the cab in New York, and they have that, you
know, God awful, ABC News produced cab news thing,
whatever it is,
that Oh, my God, I turn that thing off.
Well, I forced myself. And so they had a report on the Balloon
Boy, family. And of course, you know, now they're copping to
some, you know, some of the allegations that they actually
did lie. And they were just trying to hype up the reality
show, whatever. And they and they cut back to the anchors.
And then the anchorman says, And the worst thing is, they got to
keep their kids like, What? What? You would rather put
children in the system than leave them with I mean, okay, so
their parents messed up. You know, they tried to try to make
a buck, but you like they're worse than yours. They get to
keep the kids. Well, why don't you take the kids you douche. It
was unbelievable. Unbelievable. But yeah, you're right, John.
There's no one doing this apparently, which is why this
program is nominated for not one but two Podcast Awards. Very
proud of the People's Choice Award, of course, in the general
category, which I hear is going to be the hot one at the Oscars
this year. Is because we do bring you this news, we spend
the time in eat and we split it up, you know, I was busy with
the family, I was trying to hook us up with one of the one of the
terrorists of the world I'm trying to get us in, and we're
actually going to influence public policy in North and North
Korea by sending fantastic DVDs with hidden messages,
subliminal, Mr. Kim Jong Il. And John, on the other hand, is
forcing himself to watch C span and the only way we can continue
to do this is with your support.
Yes, and we didn't get much last after the last show, I might
add. And I'm trying to deconstruct the reasons
I got messages best show ever loved it fantastic. You guys
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We didn't get much we got four donors. I gave over 50 bucks and
the highest was obviously Stephen shear, our executive
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house vegan who gives us money every so often. He's giving
vegan in
residence John.
He's the he's sent 50 In from Southland, New Zealand and in
honor of oatmeal. Ah, that's yeah, oatmeal Of course. Crabs,
pigeon.
No, no, the the pigeon who was no longer with us.
Norman Lorraine Edmonton gave us 50 And James Brisco, who has
given us money before so you know, and he's he's he said, we
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had something to do with it. And he's in Bayshore, New York. And
that was it. That's all we got. And so people out there who have
not
demoralizing, that's demoralizing. And all I need is
we're
never gonna do three Shows a week at this rate, because every
time we do well,
yeah, then we get nothing. Right?
Well, we can't do three Shows a week. So it's a
it's a Dundrum. We have to suck in order to be able to do three
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listeners gave us $5 A year forget about the $5 a month plan
$5 A year, we would be set. We could do it all day long. We
could be deconstructing watching C span having no life.
And then we have to manage I'm actually kind of thankful. So
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So go to no agenda show.com And that org slash a and help us out
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people make sure
to report to us when you have problems getting the show.
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Yeah, I didn't notice anybody emptying their paypal account.
This week, a John and
Richard leisure. I'm a starving college student at the
University of Arkansas, we have the world's leading RFID lab and
are taught that RFID is awesome. I agree that RFID is great for
tracking inventory and raw materials. However, I'm
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People are just not inventory. Now I have a question about
producer spots. I can afford to donate but email I can't afford
to donate but email you guys regularly. Can we still use no
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interesting thought to bring up and I was thinking that maybe
maybe we should do something because there are a lot of
people who continue to donate smaller amounts who were on the
the no agenda night layaway program and perhaps just on the
$5 a month subscription. We probably should do something
John. So they can still put it on the resume as like an
associate producer. There should be some credit we can give.
Yeah, associate producers fine. I think that would be good.
Yeah, let's go with that. Okay, yeah.
So you're now allowed to use yourself as an associate
producer to give yourself that credit. And if you need us to
vouch just drop us an email, we'll take care of it.
And we don't have a problem with this and by the way, but my son
was talking about you know, he graduated from Evergreen
now which is like the Top school in the country is one of the
more interesting schools. He says that once you get your
degree he says they'll vouch for just about anything. You tell
him to vouch for rule, which is kind of our policy. She says so
if you want it so if, for example, you wanted to get a job
as an environmental consultant with the EPA, you could just
say, Yeah, my specialty at Evergreen was environmental
consulting. Oh, really? I love it. And when they send a note in
that evergreen guys just sign off on it. Okay.
So Craig D in the chat room says I have no problem with these
guys begging for money. I just can't donate to them when I see
people that actually need the money. Hey, buddy, we actually
need the money. actually need the money need the money? So
according to that communist if he was supposed to just give
away everything because there's somebody else that's more needy
was not like what? Like PBS? Once you go play that clip I
got Oh, I got it. Sure. Let's play the PBS clip of how they
take these donations or underwriter. Okay, moving on to
money. This, by the way, is the chairwoman of NPR, the station
that is not supposed to the network that is not supposed to
be influenced at all by outside sources, particularly not those
giving money to them. How are NPRs
corporate underwriting revenues holding up in the recession? And
what about foundation grants
to different stories? Underwriting is underwriting is
down it's down for everybody. I mean, this is this is the this
is the area that is most down for us is in is in sponsorship
underwriting advertising, call it whatever you want.
Sponsorship, whatever you running, advertising, call it
whatever you want, how about we call it crooked. Let me try that
one on your crooked. So I'm reading. Actually not I didn't
have to read it. I'm looking at the Financial Times Weekend
Edition, which is the only newspaper I actually buy because
I think they're kind of what you know, the CIA reads this thing.
So I'm like, Alright, these you know, this is where they get
their info from my we might as well get it from there as well.
So here's the new meme. They put on the front page, and I wish I
had a copy to show you, John, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. Now
there's a big brouhaha here on the east coast of Gitmo nation,
that they are bringing the the terrorists behind the September
11 attacks 2001 to New York to be tried. Of course, they need
to get them out of Gitmo, Guantanamo Bay in order to close
the base with it, which was President Obama's first promise
which he won't be able to keep it by the end of the year, but
they will eventually. So they want to bring this guy to New
York to try him in New York. And oh, and we're all up in arms
about it. But this is, of course, really, just to distract
your attention from the fact that the guy who was supposed to
be behind it is Osama bin Laden. And when you look at this
picture, so you've probably seen the picture of the like the the
capture picture of Colette Sheikh Mohammed, where he's in
like a torn t shirt. He's also a underwear
shot.
So this is a shot of him in full garb with his full beard nicely
groomed, he looks exactly like Osama bin Laden. In fact, if you
showed me if I take this out on the street and say, Who is this?
Anyone will say, Oh, that's a song. In fact, I'm going to do
that. I'm going to take a camera, take this on the street
and say, Who's this picture of people say, Oh, that's Osama bin
Laden. But it's not it says the caption right underneath Khalid
Sheikh Mohammed accused of being behind the terrorist attacks of
September 11 2001. What happened to Osama bin Laden? I don't get
it because we couldn't find him because we have 200,000 troops
in Afghanistan couldn't smoke the guy out of his cave. Now we
have to blame it on this guy. And now he's going to be the guy
is a total scam.
That's pretty good. It's
It's shocking, because I picked up the paper I'm like, Hey,
Osama bin Laden on the front. I'm like no, wait a minute.
That's it's it's Khalid Sheikh Mohammed only this is like his
his high school yearbook picture. And he looks really
nice. And you know, and you look at the eye, oh my god, so
they've just switched it. It's like, Don't Don't Don't think
about Osama bin Laden. No, no, no, nothing to see. Over here.
Nothing to see. Look at that. So you're being scammed. But it's
working. Oh boy. It's working.
America wake up.
America. I got we got to pull that clip.
Yeah, no.
And then I have been predicting this would happen. I have been
telling you that this was bad news. No one wanted to listen to
me. I told you this large hadron collider up there in in
Switzerland I said it's bad idea you don't be want to try and
recreate the Big Bang is is not a good idea to be thrown protons
around at the speed of light. This is not a good idea. idea.
So what happens? They shot off a gravitational wave, also known
as a time wave. Because they fired this thing up on November
1, of course, that was not in the news because they don't
actually want you to know what's going on with this billion
dollar project. And it blew out all the lights in South America.
I don't know if you caught that. But seriously, 70 million people
were without power. And the way it works, John is fascinating of
rule. I'm really studying before you
before he said, You know what, that what the word is on that
power outage, right?
No, no, I know what happened. But go ahead. Oh, there was a
storm.
No, I heard a different story. Oh, I
hear I've got hold on. I've got the
super anchors. Super what? Super hackers know that we'll be back
the grid down there. And they're just showing off. It's like a
mirage or something genius bond group.
I'm looking at the AFP report. I was all false press.
The French though we already know that. They won't take the
shot. Yeah.
So they they say atmospheric storm. Atmospheric discharge is
very strong wind and rain. So apparently, the grid can handle
wind and rain. In South America. Yeah, because it never rains
down there. So first of all, we know there's a lot of weird
stuff going on with the with the polar magnet, the the magnetism
of the poles changing and planes are going down in the southern
hemisphere. Of course, air buses, mainly because they're so
over automated. But what is happening is you have these
gateways to the sun. These are these. In fact, there's, there's
a couple of very famous ones. In in South America, mainly Chile,
Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil, Argentina. And these things
react to certain types of gravitational waves, which of
course, when you're flinging magnets around at the speed of
light, you can only imagine that maybe you create some kind of
gravitational pole. And it's it's basically shocking the
earth. The earth being made. One of the most common people don't
know this, one of the most could have listened to me now. One of
the most common substances on Earth is silicon. Right? Would
you agree? It's a lot of it. Yeah. It's
called sand. Yes. And
silicon is like 25% of the Earth's crust is made of
silicone. It's highly conductive. Okay, so and in
fact, we're using it you're, you're listening on, you're
listening to sand. Okay, we're pounding sand right now. It's
all sand based. And when you when you're under the Earth's
crust, and you're putting gravitational shit into sand, it
has absolute effects. So they had to shut the thing down
because it started to overheat and they said, oh, a bird pooped
in the machine. Literally. That's the report. Oh, a bird
pooped on some piece of the machine so we had to shut it
down. No, I
dropped a bag get it back again. Well, meanwhile
70 million people without electricity. I'm telling you.
This is the Lord hate Large Hadron Collider. It's bad news.
It should not be allowed to operate I'm against it.
Well, for one thing silicones not conductive A which is kind
of
it? What do you mean of course it's no Yeah, sure. Of course.
It's what's what
uses this as the basis for semiconductor products, which
have like circuits going on? It was conductive it would just
short out. Doesn't make any sense. Okay, so let's just go
with the how's it conducted?
You need to read up on Tesla, my friend you need to really
understand.
This is our total crackpot stuff. Now.
Okay, fine, fine. Hey, John. What's that? Hey, John. John,
look over here. So you go ahead, call it crackpot stuff. Let me
put it this way. That's the want me to get out of the room. Hold
on. Yeah, we're checking out in a few minutes. Thank you.
I thought this was one of your sound and calling the kettle
black,
and we gotta go. The show was got to end. Um, being kicked out
of the room. We have to stop. It's 12 o'clock over here. I got
to stop. Yeah, I'm gonna do what? I gotta go.
Do this discussion next week?
We have Yeah, we'll talk about it on Thursday. We definitely
have stuff to talk about. And I suggest you do some research,
John, on how we how silicon is used. Because just because
you're a tech journalist doesn't mean you know everything.
I don't know anything. But it would help if we had more money.
So please go to no agenda show.com And give us a hand.
Yeah, that
that would actually be very, very helpful. So coming to you
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