This guy just looks like a phoney,
Adam curry. John C. Dvorak
is December 24 2009. Time for your Gitmo nation media
assassination episode 159.
This is no agenda, no longer
a valid person according to the United States Supreme Court and
coming to you live from the minimum security containment
sell crackpot command centre and Gitmo nation West San Francisco,
California in the morning. I'm Adam curry,
and hello to everybody out there in the Midwest, where you're
having a blizzard. It's sunny in northern Silicon Valley. I'm
John C. Dvorak. Raglan buzzkill
in the morning good
morning to you yes in the morning morning. So yeah,
there's a blizzard this apparently pound is gonna screw
up everybody's Christmas
global warming we need to start giving it names Wait a minute
before we do anything, John before we do anything, I think
because of the of the storm we should take a moment and listen
to Sir Lord Al Gore's global warming poet one fan
September soon floating disappears in the midnight sun
vapours rottenness fevers
snow glides from ice father's floods from his heart and then
dirt is parched kindling place forest for the lightning
celebration unknown creatures take their course passion seeks
heroes and friends the Belgian city was wrong the shepherd
cries the our choosing has arrived here
I have five different versions of that. Tara Brother
Do you have one that's good
Yeah, I got one that's really good. You didn't like that one?
That was I mean that was an Al Gore region
okay why didn't like it was it was it was it was muddy. Okay,
we'll
try this one that
one thin September smooth loading continent dislike it
already. In Midnight's Assad
vape is raw. As resettles on an acid See,
Neptune's bones to snow glides from the
ice floods for a season a hard rain comes
then dirt is part parched. kindling is placed in the
fondness for the lightning celebration on new creatures
take them on more Hoffman ready they're stirrups passions six
heroes and friends. The Battle of the city on the hill is wrong
to hold the shepherd cries choosing has arrived I am your
tool. I fear your tools all right.
Now's a good one. Hey, the executive producers for episode
159 John
we've got five executive producers which is a nice crew
spirits spirit thing. Now the the executive producer per se
who came up with the with the most money over 200 You know I
don't know I'm having mixed feelings about this guy. This is
Sander hawks, Bergen Fox, who is just giving us money for the
sole purpose of hearing me butcher the town of Zaandam.
So yeah, it's a fetish. Let it go. I mean, some people spend
300 bucks a month on phone sex lines, let it go.
But, but I don't get the humour here because I mean, I always
say is it's Zhan DOM. Is that it? Nailed it.
No, you didn't nail it. You still have the intonation wrong.
It's Zaandam Zonda.
Zonda,
that it there is something funny about the way you saying that I
can't help it. There is something funny about it. Well,
thank you very much sounder. And I don't mind John. I'm okay. If
he wants to be an executive producer just to hear you put
Don't sound dumb,
or mispronounce it as far as he's concerned. It's It's fine
either way. So he gave us 252 52, which is kind of cute.
That isn't, that's, I want to thank him too. And I'll get the
pronunciation correct, but maybe it'll cost us in the end. Yeah,
I think it'll probably be a couple grand before it gets the
right sound or keep it,
I got it and gotten done nail it. What I'm gonna do is I'm
gonna record it, then I'll just play the recording. And so then
we have our Associate Executive producers, John Winiarski. From
San Diego. gave us two to $34.56. And then we have our
from brights Grove, Ontario $250 from Maria strat, and this I'm
assuming that's your last name, because this is for her hubby
Rudolph strat STR at my Christmas gift to him. He's one
of the he's been an executive producer.
So she's actually giving an executive producer and
associated executive producer status to her husband.
Well, he's been an executive producer before according to the
way she puts it. I think I remember it being is like months
ago. Yeah, that's what she's doing. Thank you, Maria. Yeah,
Maria,
thank you so much.
And then we have another $250 from Julie Lee, who is in
Clinton, North Carolina. And she called us up because she
appeared but we didn't know Merry Christmas, John and Adam
did not donate through PayPal. I hate to break it to him. They
came through PayPal. Anyway. Last time I did so I asked that
a birthday recognition of my husband, Brandon Lee. And his
PayPal name's Robert Lee. And he got credit for the donation with
no birthday wishes. Oh, no. Yeah, it's terrible. Oh, Grant
and sorry, dude. Dude suck. First name is Robert and his
correlation to Robert E. Lee was mentioned but that was only my
only birthday gift to him. Disappointed I would say
about Bruce Lee.
So anyway, no, he or she sets up this birthday deal ish. And then
we blow it I thought we did it. I know did for somebody I really
don't remember. Anyway. So now she's making the donation on her
behalf. Okay. Even though she's still disappointed about the
residence, Julie Lee and she's now female number 32. Who's
actually involved with
imagine the gang bang we could have we put all our producers in
one room.
And then finally our last producer to under $51 came from
Rob see lock in Cochrane, Alberta, where all the money is.
Alberta, Canada is where all the money is where it all is. And
the Canadians know. And Americans don't seem to know it.
Well,
thank you very much sunder John, Maria, Julie and Rob for being
executive producers all receiving full credits in the
show notes and no agenda show.com career.com devora.org/blog
And of course, as mentioned in this very programme, feel free
to put that on your curriculum, you can just add it to your
resume at any time will vouch for you. It's valid and it looks
good. Particularly if you're looking for a gig in media.
Yeah, actually didn't
make sense. Was there something else with Jeff Right?
Was there was a you
know, I see where and I wrote this down I want to remember
that Jeff actually had purchased the Wall Street Journal iPhone
app. And he and he found out that it is going to cost him $52
a year. And so like yeah, like right through that I'm just
gonna go for for 60 at a $5 month subscription instead of
the Wall Street Journal app. Jeff right from Jacksonville
Florida. highly appreciate it dude. And I think these are the
choice we have to make in these hard times. You know, what are
you going to buy? What are you going to put your money towards?
And this is obviously we feel this is a smart use of your
discretionary funds to keep
the show on the air and the main thing is we we keep digging up
really cool stuff. I have a lot of stuff today,
dude, I mean, I'm hoping that my battery holds out I'm on the
microphone because it's gonna be a long show. There is amazing
stuff going on. Well, I hesitate to even want to start
well let's start with this just start with the Robert I got a
just a short clip does humour Clip of the Day Robert Gibbs a
short laugh that I want to use his irregular bit regular
features like a two second three second Robert Gibbs.
This is the mouthpiece for the President. And he is the
official spokesman for the White House who does his daily
briefings for the White House press corps. And here he is, in
all his glory tool.
hilarious to me. I don't know why,
what was he laughing about?
That somebody asked a question that was just, you know, it was
just, I've been recording all the press conferences and, and
every once in a while, you know, somebody says something kind of
amusing and self deprecating and gives laughs at it. I got a lot
of, I mean, I didn't put as much good stuff in as I could have
made the whole show about Gibbs with his stomach elected
Mickey and I watched the HBO documentary about the entire
election campaign for Barack Obama, which was a horrible
documentary, by the way. I mean, there's just no there just
wasn't put together very well. But you mainly see Axelrod and
Gibbs, who of course, are like marketing PR guys, with emphasis
on marketing. And, you know, and I'm always watching C span and
I'm watching the the daily press briefings and he's like, Wait,
isn't that like the slimy PR dude from the documentaries? Uh,
yeah. He actually speaks on behalf of the President these
days. He is the voice of the White House, and let's listen to
it again. That's right.
So now the one thing just more light stuff at the beginning of
the show here, I have a clip this is not the clip I'm gonna
I'm gonna eventually take the end of this clip and use it as a
as a clip for the end of the year sound wrap up but play the
call on here. It's called Reality clip from so this is the
beginning of a CSI Miami with with Caruso, who's this debt.
You know, this dead pan actor who just delivers the craziest
lines you just make just shake your head season finale. My guy
was just about to propose to grace and make her a million
dollars richer.
Can't believe this. This happened. It's happened because
reality just became real.
Reality just became real. It happened. Sure, because reality
just became
real.
Yeah, I think you're right. I gotta put I gotta give that
sound effective. But it needs Yeah, you almost did that. You
almost did. I can't tell the difference between John and
Robert. It's getting tough now.
Yeah. The name of this clip for everybody out there. You name
these clips. And Adam has figured out what I'm going to
talk about. It's called Gibbs laughing like an idiot.
Yeah, that's the one I saw. I think I can just label Gibbs
idiots. And I'll be able to remember what it is.
So this came from another Gibbs thing play the this was I
thought it was kind of interesting, because it was
never really picked up by the media, even though it's kind of
funny. And it's kind of light and it would kind of I think it
reflects. Interesting. I don't know what that gets me just know
what to make of this. Play the berry from DC clip. This is
Gibbs Again. This is
2010. Do you know if the President called up Tim Kane's
radio show this morning identifying himself as very from
DC. I don't know if he did but that would have. That'd be an
accurate. Yes. Yes. Sounds like Yeah,
I think this is Governor Kane's last radio show. And I know
there was a call sheet that went in. Likely when in? Yes, he
identified himself as very from DC is to surprise the governor
of Virginia.
Just say yes.
I know. He can't do that. I mean, this is what they chew up
all this time with this blather, just saying Did you call it a
bear? Yeah, he did. It's pretty funny. Question.
So I think that I saw in the chat room a couple of people
have been trying to try to get on some some mainstream show
some call in shows. I think you should call in as Barry from DC.
And that's when you want to basically you know, say, you
know, no agenda show.com in the morning.
Yeah, they should we need all our people to call in these
radio shows and say did you listen to no agenda last week?
Hi, it's very from DC. Did you listen to no agenda show.com in
the morning. So I even mentioned it in the opening of the show,
John, I am blown away by a little ruling, the Supreme Court
passed down Monday. And I don't know if you blogged about this.
But it basically you know, I have to start looking over my
shoulder for because the law is now totally set to do anything.
They Want to anyone in the United States? Have you heard
about this amazing Supreme Court ruling?
No, tell me about it.
So there was a case that was brought by four British, former
Guantanamo Bay prisoners. And they and they brought this
against former Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. And the Supreme
Court passed down a ruling that essentially said that if the
state deems you a, an enemy combatant of the state, which
started under under Bush, of course, and basically, the
United States can deem anyone an enemy combatant of the state, I
think, wasn't at the Myakka report where they actually
listed some of those things. It could be anyone from a Ron Paul
supporter to someone who's carrying around the Constitution
and talking crazy. Yeah, Terezi talk, talking about the
constitution. So if you actually are deemed an enemy combatant of
the state, there is now a statute based upon this ruling,
that the you are deemed not a person. So you have no legal
status under the United States law as a person, ergo, anything
can happen to you.
That's interesting.
I think it goes beyond interesting. It's like it
borders on. It's completely insane. So first, the Obama
administration asked the court not to hear the case. And then,
so the court agreed, letting stand an earlier opinion by the
DC Circuit Court, which found that the Religious Freedom
Restoration Act, a statute that applies by its terms to all
persons did not apply to detainees in Guantanamo afflict
effectively, ruling that the detainees are not persons for
all purposes of US law. The lower court also dismissed the
detainees claims under the Alien Tort Statute and Geneva
Convention, finding defendants immune on the basis that quote
torture is a foreseeable consequence of the military's
detention of suspected enemy combatants. In other words,
that's a beauty.
Yeah, torture is legal. If you're not a person, I mean,
that literally, they can just by saying, Hey, John, you know
what, today you are an enemy combatant of the state,
therefore, you are not a person. So you have no legal rights. You
have no human rights. You're not
I did was not my male.
It reminds me of what was that movie like? Gattaca think wasn't
no, not Gattaca, whatever it like the science fiction movie
where you have to pass through and then you're deemed valid or
invalid is exactly what it is you're an invalid
all I did was not pick up my mail. Well, you know, there's
something there's a saddle masochistic aspect of this this
is actually sick. You know, to actually in one of these days I
hate to say this to these to some of the some of the
politicians out there or some of the executives and various
branches of government and I think it's already become a
problem for Cheney and Rumsfeld at One World Government there's
a World Court out there they're gonna get indicted and they're
actually gonna get picked up yeah oh yeah. When they're
floating around Switzerland one day to check in on their bank
account
Why do you think they're all hiding out in Paraguay do
they're not gonna go anywhere near Switzerland? Because you're
absolutely right they can get a one way ticket free ride to the
Hague to the International Criminal Court, which of course
by itself is a huge scam.
Yeah, it's a total scam. But the fact of the matter is, there's
so many people that one world nurse by promoting this new
international court to such an extreme and they've already
picked up you know, that guy from what Slovenia and not
Slovenia, but for a guy, they brought bodies they brought
these guys before everyone who all these, you know, these ex
presidents essentially they ran a, you know, a government. They
said this is this is of course invalid. This is bull I don't
want to have any evidence and meanwhile they get the handcuffs
on you complain all you want, but what are you going to do
when you're in the slammer?
But don't forget about that we have under and by the way, I'm
risking my life now by quoting the United States Constitution
because you know, hey, I'm crazy. No person can be held
without due process. No person can be subjected to cruel and
unusual punishment. That's actually in the Constitution.
Yes, but these are not persons get it? Yes. The US law on
torture of any kind is crystal clear. forbidden. Not even not
even in a national emergency never can happen. And then we
have our president of the United States, Barack Obama, who of
course is a brilliant constitutional lawyer. Brilliant
He says you know what? Let's just rig the Supreme Court and
he's got all his his guys and gals in there. I don't know the
exact
shape. It's actually pretty balanced but
we don't know exactly what the discussion was that went on
within the Supreme Court. We only know their ruling tortures
are immune from prosecution of course we know that right? That
slipped away. Yep. They can't be sued. For anything, you if you
tortured Oh, well, you know, oops, no big deal. But now if
you're not a person, and you're deemed a non person by being an
enemy combatant of the state, see this is it's just like that,
like the Copenhagen Copenhagen. I know how to say it now. The
Copenhagen it's, it's building block.
That's the Danish pronunciation. Yeah, Copenhagen. English
pronunciation is Copenhagen. Copenhagen.
I know it's
hard about the pronunciation of the Danish Council. We the Danes
pronounce it. Copenhagen and English and Danish, Copenhagen,
Copenhagen. Copenhagen. We got to Copenhagen?
Yeah, I think when I see it written, it's gotta be in it.
Yes, it does. Because it's for housing, which would be Haven,
which is a port. So it's the buying port. Right buying
high end of the find a lot of the Scandinavian countries
actually pronounce words two different ways in their own
country. I mean, Dawson Burg Sweden is a good example.
Gothenburg and it's pronounced. There's actually three
pronunciations I know of once both Hamburg ones go to Seberg.
And the other one is Gothenburg.
Are you familiar with the Dred Scott case from 1857? Jai
very familiar with it, but I can't recall it. I was in the
jury. Well,
this was a ruling that people of African descent imported into
the United States held as slaves or their descendants, whether or
not they were slaves were not protected by the Constitution
and could never be citizens of the United States. This was no
this didn't happen, obviously. But it was very similar except
this I don't know. I just can't I you know, where's the
reporting on this? By the way? You know, this this happened on
Monday this the Supreme Court, Aren't there some journalists
out there whose beat it is to cover the press releases from
the Supreme Court?
You know, we're going to have to ask ourselves at what point do
we do we just stop slamming the media for incompetence?
I think we have to continue doing it.
No, no, I'm just saying because it's just the East like why
bother asking to remind
people that it's actually taking place that there is no
reporting? Yeah, have to remind people
wait, I mean, just like how much do you have to remind them
nobody seems to be paying any attention Well, at least me
themselves now do the same thing. They kind of remind
themselves well, we suck I mean, if you haven't been listening to
the talk shows they all go on about Yeah, we're not doing a
very good job.
And then I'm sure you I'll just get my my annoyances out of the
way right at the top I'm sure you
I'm sure you heard about the god I've just lost it. I'm sorry.
What the hell was I gonna say? Some other noise? You
gotta right now? Yeah, I got it. I got it. I
got it. No, it's about the about Interpol. I'm sure you blog
this, didn't you?
I don't know. What it is. There's a lot of Interpol
stories.
Okay. So there was an executive order that came out just a few
days ago. Executive Order 12425. By the authority vested in me as
president by the Constitution, the laws the United States of
America, including section one of the international
organisations Immunities Act, blah, blah, blah. And in order
to extend the appropriate privileges, exemptions and
immunities to the International Criminal Police organisation
that are known as Interpol it is hereby order that executive
order one to four to five June 16 1983, as amended is further
amended blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So of course the press, I
will harp on one more time like, Man, I gotta go look up. How
don't tell me to look up the executive order from June
16 1983 section two c section 3456 of the act. I mean, that
will be work I've got Christmas to do. Come on. I got some
shopping here. I got some shit from China. I gotta pick up. So
the actually on the Ron Paul forums.com. The really
extrapolated nicely and went to the 1983 executive order, which
was signed of course by Reagan. I'll just cut straight to the
chase. This gives Interpol complete immunity in the United
States, upon Interpol agents enter the United States. They
cannot be searched cannot be questioned their baggage cannot
be searched. All of their buildings, archives, files,
anything that are in the United States are not subject to the US
laws. They have complete immunity, Interpol. So now we've
got the global cops who can do anything they want in the United
States anything. And this just kind of slips in there. You
know, it's on the White House website. whitehouse.gov. It's
right there executive order. But you know, you have to actually
do some work like looking at like Google, the other executive
order,
an Interpol rogue Interpol officer still working for the
agency, it comes over and just start shooting up the place.
Immunity total immunity are great. They can't be arrested
can't be searched. And nothing can be you. The feds in the US
can't even enter their property. They can't even go and search
their buildings or their or their apartments where they're
staying. And why, you know, I see no other reason than just to
give them complete free rein. I mean, are these the guys that
are going to disappear me? When I'm a non person?
You'll never hear from me one day you just said I'm not going
to hear from me again. Like you were like, hey, it's the stream
up yet. I just won't be here. I'm just gonna disappear. Well,
I think you know, they could probably come over here and then
grab people then it's like bounty hunters, international
bounty hunters, they come over here, grab Jamie and haul him
back to The Hague.
Well, you know, you, you can't, you can't be pissed off about
one and then, you know, say yay, for the other that would still
be wrong. Even if I think it'd be a good idea. It's just wrong.
Yeah, this is I don't know what's happened. And you know,
and, and people say, Oh, conspiracy theorists will come
up with one other reason why this is being done. Perhaps the
Ministry of Truth could give us a reason. Maybe someone could
ask Robert Gibbs on Monday, you know. Mr. Gibbs, could you
please tell us why people cannot be deemed a nonperson and
therefore just removed and nothing would ever be heard from
them further, and Interpol has the right to do that. Now, if we
ask them Do could you just answer that question for Mr.
Gibbs What is the White House opinion? What is the President's
opinion on that?
It's that's bad.
And I'm amazed that you hadn't heard of this yet. No, I'm not
keeping up apparently. Okay. So all the links to this are in the
show notes and no
media coverage of these things. So if it wasn't for you and me
looking at this stuff in the background, our listeners
wouldn't know about it either.
I don't think there's any media coverage on this. And what is
the what is the media coverage been today? Let's see. We have I
kind of like this one. The BBC in Gitmo nation east, you know,
every single year and this is, it's been really important. It
used to be even more important when it was Cliff Richard, but
every year it's like who's going to be the Christmas number one
on the charts. And it was typically Cliff Richard with
some like, you know, praise the Lord hallelujah song. And we'll
get played over and over again. And then that changed a little
bit when it was bandaid. Do They Know It's Christmas time? And is
this huge? You know, the United Kingdom still has 60 million
people live in there. So it's like a big sale and it's based
upon sales. So there's this thing husband and wife team
they've they've been kind of jacking charts for a while and
they started a Facebook group and the whole idea was was to
not let the winner of The X Factor which has been the
Christmas number one for the past four years running. You
know this is they tight then Simon Cowell smart he times the
show just up to Christmas so that you know the sun the person
who wins the X Factor then almost automatically becomes the
Christmas number one that's good for half a million single sales
right there. So they went against it and said, Hey, we've
all got to like not let that happen. So let's vote for this
song. Which is Killing in the Name of done by Rage Against the
Machine. Song from 1992 which PLR track. It's like an anthem
for the for a generation. And they did it. And of course you
can't play the song in the BBC because it's has F bombs all
over it. So that's media distraction. Number one.
Well, there's also tracking Santa, we have to have that all
the time. Well,
yes. Oh, yeah. Hey, let's all let's all report on Santos.
Santos progress, and Oh, what's this little thing in the Supreme
Court? Oh, who cares? We've got Santa on radar. Yeah.
And then we have the hell I want to get into the health care
debate in a little while, because I have a completely
different take on it based on listening to left wing Talk
Radio.
Well, let's get right into it, then.
Well, let me start by going on with the what might be happening
with the health care debate and in fact that the whole thing is
probably a crock.
Now, of course, the the Senate approved the bill early this
morning.
Yeah. And that bill is, let's, let's take it from the
perspective that both these bills the House and the Senate
bills have gotten nothing to do with anything. And this is the
reason why they can be 1400 pages long, because until it
goes back to make a consolidated bill, nothing will come of it.
And then you don't need to read this stuff, because it's not
going to be the final. But this is all window dressing for the
benefits of the various congressmen or representatives.
So just for the benefit of the producers who do not live in and
give our nation West in the United States. So we've had a
bill that went through the House of Representatives was passed.
And now we have a bill that's gone through which is similar,
yet different. And boy, there's some different things in the
bill that went through the Senate. Now these two have to
come together in committee, which is which was supposedly
going to be on C span. But that's what the President
promised. Somehow I doubt that. So far, a lot of backroom
dealing has been going on, then these two have to come together,
then there's a final bill and then that goes, does that go to
a final vote? Or does that go?
They go they'll vote on it again. But let's I this is kind
of explained. But I want people to kind of get an inkling of
where this might be headed by introducing a new character to
the show. As we talk about the Rush Limbaugh and we talked
about Glenn Beck, we talk about all these people and Rachel
Maddow and, and the guy with that big head. Yeah, like
Olbermann, and we don't talk about if we want to take we have
to, we won't have to move we have to inch further left into
the real progressive talk radio guys. We got to go way over to
somebody who's borderline communist speech TV, we find a
guy named Tom Hartman. Now Hartman's an interesting
character, because he is an advocate at that to teabaggers
get together with the extreme left, because they have they
have a common interest. They disagree about everything in the
middle, but they agree totally with mainly stuff about our
freedoms. Well, I
kind of like this assertion, because you're seeing more of
that happen, for instance, with climate change, where they do
have common ground and let's stop cap and trade. But they,
you know, in everything in the middle, like the fact that it's
all hooey and ally, is kind of left out, but they're both on
both sides. You and I don't want cap and trade, but and they may
believe in climate change, but they don't want cap and trade as
a solution. Is that kind of the same scenario?
Exactly. And the one thing about these guys is this, this
progressives at this level, they hate the hated Clinton, they
don't like what's called Neo liberals, which are globalists,
they're anti global. There aren't. They're the kind of guys
who took care of the World Trade Organisation meeting in Seattle.
That's these people there. I think a lot of them are
anarchists. And I want to play two clips from this guy. And as
you can find him on free speech TV, he's, he's hates, you know,
everything that anybody has a right of centre likes, but he
agrees with so many things. It's it makes it very interesting.
And first, I want to introduce you to him by playing the clip
that we have. That's not the the Obama clip, but it's the one
called Pharisee. No. Yeah, the old law, he's going to explain
it he he dug up the fact that in 1954, there was a law on the
books that actually was being enforced until around 1919, just
before the tax income tax and came into being. And he reads
this law. And he says in his commentary, which we would agree
with is this law was still in play, all the problems that
we're having with our Senate and Congress, and the rest of them
will probably wouldn't be problems, but let me just gives
you an impression of this character. And I am going to
read this
very quickly. This was a law from the founding of this
country, or shortly thereafter, in Wisconsin, until finally in
1954, they discovered it on the books and they they nuked it,
but it actually was enforced up until the late 19th century. And
this was a law that was pretty much identical the laws that
were on the books in every state in the union. And so this this
is the old Wisconsin law, but in the title political corporate
contributions by corporations, this is the law we need to bring
back. No corporation doing business in the state shall pay
or contribute or offer consent or agree to pay or contribute
directly or indirectly, any money property free service of
its officers or employees or thing of value to any political
party organisation committee or individual for any purpose
whatsoever, or for the purpose of influencing legislation of
any kind, or to promote or defeat the candidacy of any
person for public office for nomination of appointment or
election to any political office penalty, any officer employee
agent or attorney or any other representative of any
corporation acting for the behalf of such Corporation shall
violate this act shall be punished upon conviction by a
fine of not less than 100 nor more than $5,000. And keep in
mind 200 years ago, that was a fortune, or by imprisonment in
the state prison for a period of not less than one or more than
five years, or both.
Okay, so didn't so that's interesting, because I thought
that well, maybe they got the way they got around this was
you're allowed to petition your government?
Well, they were obviously got around it and a lot of different
ways, because now it's completely out of control. Is
this still law? Is it? No, no, no, this law disappeared in the
50s. Okay, so
it'd be interesting to track down the history of that and see
how it got removed. If
I got there was probably some, you know, some skullduggery and
some trickery, and some people in the Congress themselves who
were saying, Look, we could make a lot more money. You got my
wife is pointing out to me that, you know, the average net worth
of a congressman is $8 million dollars, which is not the way
they begin. Most of these guys make money once
they get elected office. Yeah, of course.
Now, how does that work? Well, how does it work? Maybe we can
we can take it to another degree in your day, you have to hear
out this whole argument. But I now believe that Hartman is
halfs, that he's kind of have stumbled onto something that
that that I just want to
play. Oh, John, wait a minute. Hold on a second. So what we
Doesn't everyone know, this is how it works. If you look at the
donations that Obama received, you know, he received all the
money from the insurance companies or the majority. Every
time from Wall Street, I mean, it's just go look up the
donations. It's all from big corporations. People don't
understand this.
Know that I'm playing that clip for the reason of background on
Hartman. I'm not we're not talking about that. All right.
I'm talking about the health care bill. Okay. So now you have
to play Hartmann on the health care bill. And this is what
triggered my thoughts because I'd now harkening back on MSNBC
commentary about the price of health insurance, or the
skyrocketing price of health insurance, stocks, stocks, in
particular, Heartland doesn't quite come up with this with
this stock, but a Hartman has the background for it here. This
is a little bit of a long clip. But he explained something and I
think he's stumbled on to what's going to happen, which is why I
think the health care bill when it's when it gets finalised by
this committee will be different and I think Heartland may be on
the jump in here. Okay,
so first of all, the clip you want me to play is Hartman
conspiracy? That's the one you want me to play? Yeah. Okay. So
let me just reiterate, because we didn't talk about this on
Sunday, last Friday, Wall Street closed with the insurance
company stocks at a 52 year, not weak, 52 year high, because they
all knew that what is happening with the SP, essentially,
because everyone will be forced to have health insurance, these
guys are going to make out like bandits. So now we'll see what
Mr. Hartman had to say about it
very quickly, my concerns my current conspiracy theory about
the health care bill. And that is that because a couple of
senators, most notably Finegold and Sanders, a couple of
progressive senators Feingold as a Democrat, Bernie Sanders and
independent because they have come out and said that they
think or at least Sanders has come on said that he thinks that
the bill should be changed in conference to contain a public
option, knowing that when that thing comes back to the Senate
with a public option in it, just keep in mind, the House and
Senate both vote on legislation, they're very different bills,
they go to a conference committee where they get
reconciled and have one bill that one building goes to the
House and Senate where they both have to vote on it again, if it
comes out of conference with a public option, this will pass
the House. He won't pass the Senate unless Barack Obama,
President Obama goes, goes back to what he said. And here's what
he said to the American people as President of the United
States as sitting president, the United States. This is what
President Obama and one of his weekly addresses said to you and
me. Any plan I sign must include an insurance exchange, including
a public option to increase competition and keep insurance
companies honest. There you go. That's the president united
states saying any bill I sign must contain a public option.
And so assuming that it comes out of the conference committee
that way, then one of two things is going to have to happen in
the Senate, either Joe Lieberman, who was told by Rahm
Emanuel, you know, with a wink and a nod, we don't care about
the public option, blow it up. And so Joe, of course, went on
to blow it up. Either Rahm Emanuel because this is the
President's legacy is going to have to start twisting arms in
favour of the public option that the DLC rom didn't like to begin
with, or Harry Reid is going to have to do the dirty work but
somebody's going to to do it and say to Joe, Joe, you want that
committee chairmanship. Ben, you want Do you want any any you
want any money for your reelection campaign? Mary
Landrieu Do you want? Do you want some help down in
Louisiana? The only way you're gonna get it is to sign up.
Yeah.
Okay, now it gets it gets more interesting. Now, let's assume
now, here's the thing that I ran into these anomalies that didn't
make any sense. Lieberman comes out of the blue when he blows up
the public option in the Senate to get this thing passed. You
know, he comes in there, and he's representing insurance
companies in Connecticut. But at the same time, they have clip
after clip after clip of him saying just the opposite some
months earlier. So he's contradicting his own beliefs a
way that he's flip flopping. Yeah, but there was no What was
the reason for this? Because to assuage the assurance, got
insurance companies. Well, let's take on top of that, this crazy
thing that's happened in Nebraska, which is a nothing to
see here moment. Don't look over here, nothing to see. Look at
that. So I was talking about that. Okay, let's take a look at
what happened with the stocks all the insurance company stock
skyrocketed. So I saw in in MSNBC, one of the guys ranting
about this talking to Axel Rob, who's now pointment for all the
symphonies showing up all over the place and tried to say well
get your songs it gets your the whole thing looks like a scheme
to me to actually run up the insurance companies as a last
ditch effort for these guys to make their money and get the
hell out of debt.
Right. So and we're we're of course, everyone's seeing this.
They're all talking about it. So everyone's gonna buy into the
insurance stocks and then boom, the bottom falls out. And
everyone's short, all these guys on the inside have shorted it by
that time they make out like Mega bandits.
Well, let's take a look at what's actually been going on.
Take a look at any of these companies. Well, point Humana
take a look at any of them. I have never seen so much insider
selling, they are dumping this stuff on all directors go to any
one of these websites that shows you know who's in what insiders
are selling the stock of their own company, these guys are
taken out their options, and they're selling, selling,
selling. And normally in the stock market, you always assume
that when people sell stocks, yeah, so literally finish, when
people sell stocks, you have to assume that they're just taking
some profits and getting because people do that Bill Gates, he
was selling Microsoft all the time, it was doubling every
year, because people do that. And the only thing you want to
pay attention to as an investor is when people buy stocks
insiders buy because then they you get the sense that
they know that something's going on, and it's gonna go up. So
that's why the insiders are on the inside doing it.
So nobody pays too much attention to the selling. But if
you start looking at these insurance companies, the selling
is extreme, and there's no buying these guys. And here's
the way we work with Lieberman. Lieberman says what do insurance
companies do when we get this is going to kill us? This this bill
was this public option comes out worse, we're toast. Lieberman
says, well, and of course he's not this conversation never took
place, but it's the kind of things you can imagine happening
in the back room. Here's what I'm gonna do, I'm gonna kill
this part of it. And it's gonna do you guys a favour this will
run the price of the stocks up, because we're going to throw in
here at the beginning that people are going to have to buy
insurance they're going to have to buy, we're gonna put that
into law, you will get thrown out and committed because no
one's going to be against the law anyway, you can't. Somebody
was talking about this on the right wing talk show. They never
made the connection between you can't tell people they have to
do something and then tax them if they don't. It's just not,
it's unconstitutional. So anyway, so that's not going to
happen. But it ran the price of the insurance company stocks up
and so he said, Look, you guys gonna have your one shot to get
out. And this is going to be Wow, take advantage of now. So
they put this whole scheme together. And this harkens back
to why do all these congressmen whether they have a net worth of
over $8 million
on the inside trading on these stocks, they all know what's
going on,
on the scam. Wow, everything we're seeing is a scam. And when
this thing comes out of committee with a public option,
those insurance stocks are going to fall through the floor. And
people are gonna go What the hell happened here? And it was
all it was it's now becoming very apparent what's happening.
And then Lieberman can go back and say, Well, I tried to help
you guys, you know, but if we couldn't do it, and I, you know,
I had to be part of a you know, if I had voted against the build
of in this final form, they would have taken me off my
committee and that would have done you more harm than good. So
don't you think I did the right thing so leave a rental flip
again, every vote the positive on this thing, and everybody
else will fall in line, the Republicans are all going to
just vote no, and they lose it because that's just you know,
they're not even in the game. And that's the way it's going to
end up we're going to end up with I think Hartman's right
there's gonna be a public option and this insurance stuff that
we're all talking about spending too much time talking about is
all bogus, and that's in so that's why we don't care about
the 1400 page bill that that comes in at the middle of the
night because That's not the bill. It's bogus. And that's
because I was wondering about this because I was watching Meet
the Press on Sunday. And so first Axelrod was on, you know,
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And then Howard Dean was on via
remote. And he actually called out David Gregory, the host of
the show. And he says, and by the way, David Gregory, like,
that's one of my mom, you say, Adam Clark curry. By the way,
David Gregory, you didn't mention that the insurance
stocks are at a 52 year high. But of course, I was like, wow,
NBC is letting this get on the air. I mean, this is, you know,
the Obama network is letting this propagate the why are they
why is that being allowed? This makes no sense. I believe that
show is pre taped, by the way, I don't think it's live. And so
now I understand because they actually want this to run up
even more. And Howard Dean could even be in the game, or he's
just a tool. And it's just being used that way, but they let it
on. And so John, would you put your money on this? Would you
put in huge put options on the insurance companies? Would you
do that? Would you
recommend anybody doing any stock?
No. Are you going to do it personally,
alright, if I I'm gonna look at all the insurance stocks and see
what the puts are. But you know what? The thing is, if the if
this game is really in play, and then it's already been pre, you
know, pre,
it's figured out, it's already too late
ports will be out of control. Take a look at it, push it. Oh
my god, this thing has got to fall to $1.
Can you look at that real quick. And you look at the ports. Can
you just look at like, what was the one you mentioned?
Let's look at the ports on humanas. A good example. Okay,
you look you look
at those puts, because this is a what a what an excellent
analysis. John, is this something that you and Horowitz
came up with?
No, no, I came up with it last night when I was listening to
Hartman because as soon as he said this, and he had that Obama
clip, which was done after he was a president, it just dawned
on me but this whole thing is a giant scam. Hartman never took
it to the next level. That is a stock market play.
Oh, my God, it makes so much sense. Yeah, take a look at
those posts. Just let me know if it's already. Yeah, you're
right. Because you know, and by the way, this happens all this
is for those of you who if you've never seen 911, loose
change. You know, one of the interesting things that is
continuously highlighted that on September 9 And September 10,
one day before 911 2001 the put options ie the Wall Street
gamble, that a stock will nosedive on American Airlines
and other air. Aviation related stocks, including Boeing were 10
times the normal volume. So you know, with the obvious undertone
that someone knew about this and that's why all these I mean,
it's it's weird when you get the volume on put options at a 10x
at any point in time, but especially one day before the
stocks all tanked because of not just a few humanitarian but a an
aviation disaster of epic proportions.
I'm taking a look now.
Meanwhile, while you're looking at that, John,
well, okay, let me just say I can conclude something here the
puts have not skyrocketed. I think there's a few decent ones
in here. There's a couple that are kind of weird, that are a
little too overpriced, but I don't I'm not seeing a lot of
activity. But but there is a lot of activity in the calls, which
means that the game is still in place. So
they're still running it up. They still expect it to run.
Well of course this is going to last throughout the New Year.
This is not actually going to come to a vote but before
February or March I guess it's going to take a little while
now. Right?
Yeah. So I would if I was just looking at these things.
Actually the May 10 puts for Humana are the are the last that
they're really being traded. There's no like the August
there's nothing and there's like no puts and then oh, there's a
January sorry, there's a January 2011 some 2011 stuff.
Well, that would make sense that that would be around that time.
I mean, these things do take time. Yeah. So January Well, you
know what, why don't we track this for a couple more weeks? I
think it's I think it's fantastic that you that you've
that you've dude, talk about conspiracy theories. You are the
crackpot does you're my friend.
And sometimes I nail it. I just think this is a this is a thesis
that explains everything. It explains the lack of people
having to read the bill it explains Lieberman flip flopping
it explains the Nebraska thing because the guy that got cannot
go back and say hey, what can I do? I tried. I almost had it for
us to get free, you know, all this free stuff, but we couldn't
do it. I mean, it's now out there. They're all in with their
excuses. And now they can push whatever bill they want through
out of this committee. And that's it also explains why
Axelrod suddenly got on the stump because he has he's in
charge of controlling this thing. And this is essentially,
if you look at break it down. It's a Chicago pump and dump
scheme. been taken to the limit taken to the extreme with big
public corporations. Wow. And these guys are from Chicago. Hey
Dad,
go figure. Wow. Wow. Wow. That's huge, John. Thank you. Yeah,
that's really big. Well, I just had a little thing from the
bill. Just a little teeny, weeny thing.
So nothing to see here thing I can assure you. Yeah, let me
see, look at that, hey, look at that stock. Don't look at it.
Don't look at the ports, look at the stock. Look at the calls.
Don't look at the put, if we could do like a parrot look at
the calls, don't look at the birds. Look at the calls. Don't
look at the butts. Section 3403 of the Senate Bill, John, this
is Harry Reid's fine work. There's a little ditty in there.
That says and I quote, It shall not be in order in the Senate or
the House of Representatives to consider any bill resolution
amendment or conference report that would repeal or otherwise
change this subsection. And I'll tell you what that subsection
is. It is about the independent Medicare advisory board and
their ability and regulatory power to reduce the per capita
rate of growth in Medicare spending. So these these
independent boards, which of course I filled up with EX
pharma people, essentially get to lay down the law. But what is
and what the outrage is, is that there is a bill in under
consideration by the United States government. That that
says in the bill, you can't ever debate this, you can't change
it. I mean, so why don't we? I mean, why don't just put that in
every single bill. To have Yeah, this law, you can ever change it
nananananana
this is like one of those non disclosure agreements, which I
find I think are unconstitutional. What isn't
this unconstitutional? By definition? I mean, totally
unconstitutional. It's ridiculous. And you know, what
this will lead to this will lead to because it will not put
seniors in a position of being put to death by their
government. That's what
Medicare is all about. These board this this is this is the
what some would call the dental the death panels. Yeah. So these
and you look at the the I think we did this a couple months ago,
I gave you some of the names and some some of the affiliations of
these independent advisory boards. It's all like pharma
people. I don't want them determining, you know, your
health and your health care, John, I love you man.
By the way, also with my thesis, they had to ram something
through the Senate because it's never going to go to committee
they never passed it. That's why they all agreed all kinds of
schemes. You know if that thing never passed the Senate and this
is never this whole scheme of running up the putting this new
stuff back in and running up the insurance companies would never
couldn't work.
Well, I defy anyone within the sound of my voice and we do
reach all around Gitmo nation from west to east down under, up
until the chilly north of Gitmo nation. I defy you define this
type of analysis anywhere else, anywhere. And it's it's
brilliant. I have to give you props. John for this. And if you
want this type of work to continue, now's the time to do
something about it by helping us out by contributing to our
business model. This is what you'd expect from the National
Treasure known as National Public Radio. That's what it's
how Jimmy Garoppolo categorise it national treasure or PBS you
don't see this on those shows they will not this dissect this
they just will not and we do it. And we do it because you know
John, you could have been having sex last night you could have
gotten hookers and blow anything you wanted. But now what do you
decide to do you decide to listen to left wing talk radio
and then you get onto a spark and you were working on on it up
until 15 minutes past show starting time and this is what
we do.
And by the way this is the reason I keep always harp on the
fact that you know the older left wingers they won't listen
to Rush Limbaugh there's good ideas on both sides of the aisle
if you listen to both sides, but if you're gonna be like it just
a bigot and I'm not gonna listen to that guy cuz he's an idiot.
You're just making a huge mistake and this is the thing I
think we've I pointed this out to you the other day where we're
there was a clip of Jon Stewart who does a take off on Glenn
Beck that is absolutely spot on and hilarious and you listen you
listen to see him do it and you just see it's it's one of the
funniest things he's ever developed and he's doing
becoming Glenn Beck on his on his on the screen. Nobody in the
audience got the joke. Next because John's Georgia audience
does not watch Glenn Beck. They just heard of him. Yeah.
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here is a very short tight commercial with the disclaimers
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you'll die. The bigger those warnings, the more they sell
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Now the thing that's funny about this stuff, which is called I
think Simoni Simpson is that I don't I like to do somebody
explain to me how any drug that you take all of a sudden makes
you susceptible to funguses like you're gonna take this stuff and
the next thing you know you're being covered with mushrooms.
even consider, let's listen. We are people with moderate to
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just one dose once a month. You know,
can I make an assertion here, John, that's that's fantastic. I
love the intonation. Hey, you know you can get fungal
infection. Hey, it's cool. It's awesome. Be the first time
I'm not actually sure based on our own theories that that's an
effective mechanism for getting people to buy the product. But
no, I think that they're not saying it in a scary enough
voice. I will say that the illegal drug trades of course
this is the legal drug pushers, the illegal drug pushers are
catching on to this, this concept. And they've now said
you know what? We know these legal guys, man. You know,
they're really they're really moving ahead and people are
buying their shit. We've got to keep our sales up. What can we
do? Well, we can't really put big warning labels on packaging.
I'll tell you what, why don't we put some deworming medicine into
the coke and have people die from it and shit. Yeah, that's a
good idea. Let's do that. And lo and behold, in a recent report
from the CDC, who apparently regularly test the quality of
our Coke,
as well, they should Yes.
have said hey, you know there's something really weird going on
here. 69% of cocaine shipments and by the way, I love the exact
number. Apparently they know every cocaine shipment there is
69% of all cocaine shipments seized as of July 2009,
contained live live in muscle, which is a de worming drug. And
of course you take into account that this was one of the drugs
that was found, I think in DJ AM's body after his toxic
toxicology report. So he snorted some of this stuff. And this is
great advertising Hey, our chips now actually dangerous to snort
up kids. Yay.
And you know this is a story is one of the more baffling ones
I've ever I think they're honestly trying to get people
off. I honestly believe the drug cartels are trying to get P or
at least American ones are trying to get people off of
cocaine onto her.
I could not disagree more John. And that's well that's true but
it's the same people running the drugs in I mean look they know
exactly how many shipments the DEA so they 69% of everything we
percentage is pretty precise number Exactly. Of all cocaine
shipments. So
they know what's coming in 69 not 70 not 68 not not kind of
like about more or less No 69% Because they're shipping it in
themselves. So I think it's just the the underground drug
industry is saying, hey, you know, Hey, guys, how's that they
probably have a conference somewhere in Vegas, with the
drug marketers, and the you've got the you've got the Simoni,
drug guy saying, hey, you know what's really working for us?
You know, telling people this shit, I'll kill you. Oh, that's
good. Yeah, let's, let's do that, too.
If anybody watching this series, one of the probably the best
things ever put on television, the wire. They had these drugs
actually having these kinds of meetings.
And you know, and look, they can't, you know, they can't run
ads for for de worming cocaine on television. So they've got to
get a press release out there. And so they go straight to the
Ministry of Truth. And, you know, they talk to the CDC and
oh, yeah, well, we'll do a little report on that. And then
the DEA says, Hey, by the way, I got some cool stats for you that
always works under press release. Turns out 69% of the
shit we're bringing it. I mean, it's coming in, is laced with
it. I'm telling you, John, this is marketing. This is pretty
well, you know, we'll see how it works out for him. The I
wouldn't touch something like that. Then I was in foot pole.
Got a couple leftover clips here I wanted. There's another topic
I just want to get into before we start to wrap, which is
always off. I
know, we probably got about 20 minutes. I'm really I'm I have a
small energy problem.
battery's gonna die on the little microphone.
It is possible. So if should that happen? Then there's two
things I can do what I'd like to do, it'll take me five minutes
to go get a new battery, but it might last throughout the next
half hour. Okay? Because I'd hate to not get to all of the
bits just before Christmas, because I want to put everyone
in a nice cheery mood. I want everyone to feel good about
what's happening in the world.
And we're going to play a Christmas song at the end. Yeah,
why did you cheat? Well, yeah, we can. My wife came up with we
will play that one. She thought it was funny.
If I run out of battery juice, I'll start it and then I'll run
out and get a battery.
Oh, that's a thought. All right. So let's play this is this story
has been here in there. And it's it's it. It's kind of bothering
me. And I want you to I got a three parter here, the three
little clips there. It's called army policy. And I was
wondering, this isn't a noose around here and I want to play
these and then discuss it a little bit. Not try army policy
one. Good evening, I'm
Ken Bastida. The holidays can be a difficult time for those in
the military. But for one young enlisted mother. She says the
Army gave her and unimaginable ultimatum her child or
Afghanistan. And it's Robert Lyles shows us. While her
Christmas wish came true. Her struggle isn't over
is great. I mean, I've never been without him along the day.
So it just ate hurt me a lot to not have Bobby.
The last time army specialists Alexis Hutchinson saw her son
Kimani. He was just nine months old, separated by 3000 miles and
an army jail sale.
So it's my first Christmas with my baby being here and
women he's in he's in the slammer.
Now she was in the slammer, because she wouldn't deploy to
Afghanistan. She said she had this kid that she had to take
care of her there was no alternative services didn't
nobody could take care of it. So the army said screw you get you
going into the jail. And then they sent the entries. They said
they don't believe it. We'll play clip to his little
explanation here. I think, okay, here
we go not get on the plane. I knew
that I didn't get on the plane. And I know how serious that is
for military to deploy. But my whole thing was my child. I want
my child to be safe. I don't want my child to be in some
stranger's hands. And that was really the only thing that I
cared about was him. All right.
Now, the question I'm just gonna start asking, here's what
happened to the even in World War Two. And remember the movie
Saving Private Private Ryan, of course, these were your sole
survivors. One kid, you know, assaulted him and there was all
these rules about who could go to you couldn't even have people
working together in the same factory. There's all these
rules, rules. They said that this woman was lying to him.
Then Brian kind of said that she both didn't even have a kid. Of
course, he could have checked with the fact that the kid was
sent to foster care. This kid's like a little one year old, was
sent to foster care because they had Schipper for another round
of whatever she does in Afghanistan, because it's more
important than the kids showing what you know what we have as
our priorities, obviously, you know, single mom and a kid
priority Screw you, you know, get to work, you know on another
one of these tours, and this plays the third clip and then I
asked it no more questions along these lines
decision immediately landed Hutchinson in the break and
commodity was on his way to state foster care.
I told him I had no one to take care of my child and they just
kept telling me that they did not believe me they thought that
I was lying
Hutchinson is not alone, CBS News has uncovered a growing
number of single military parents forced to choose between
deployment and their child,
I feel that I'm being put in the same category as an unfit
mother,
Lieutenant Colonel Vanessa Benson lost custody of her son
to her ex husband while deployed in Afghanistan. So now an Ohio
Congressman wants to stop that by passing a new law. These
people aren't are not
leaving their families or their children to go off to someplace
to find themselves. They are serving their country just as
wrong. It's just wrong.
So that's just one one was a lieutenant colonel. And she you
know, basically lost her kid because they have this doesn't
do it somebody in the military explain when these policies came
along. Because even during World War Two families were kept
together, they were there was all these rules about you can't
send somebody to this to fight if they have if they're the sole
survivor, for example. So surviving son, it was a good
example people that couldn't do this. And of course, they didn't
have women at all in the Army and Navy back then. And these
are all women that are getting screwed over as long as like,
you know, you want you joined it. You know, you're, you know,
you shouldn't have babies kind of policy. I think this is
sickening. And the guy that said that's trying to overturn this,
by the way is a Republican that there's no Democrats speaking
out for these women. And we didn't talk about this on bids.
The Democrats who wanted these women in the army in the first
place, right?
We didn't talk about Yes, yeah, exactly. Equal rights. We didn't
talk about this on the last show. But the US military has
now forbidden any service personnel. Active serving on
active duty to become pregnant. is forbidden.
Yeah, well, how do you do that? How do you forbid a and
something that just happens?
Well, you get court martialed if, if you actually become
pregnant. That's what that's my understanding.
It's crazy. Seems like this was like a misogynist kind of policy
that stems from the equal rights taken to an extreme all you want
your equal rights, okay, we'll give you equal rights. And then
you in your set of like accommodating the realities of
the situation, you take it to an extreme and make everybody
miserable. Because you personally, you're the head of
the Army, whoever you are the secretary of defence, I don't
know. Because you don't like it, you're gonna make their life
miserable, and screw them over as best you can. And this is
what it sounds like. It's going on to me.
Yeah, it's real nice. That's real nice.
And for a bogus war, that makes it even sillier.
Mr. Gibbs, could you please give us the President's opinion on
this? Thank you.
Anyway, that's my pet peeve of the day.
Oh, well, I wish you had told me earlier. Yeah. No, I think it's
important when you say these things.
So yeah, for x Devo day, I just found it a pourraient. I am
someone who is of the conviction that it is not a good idea to
put chemicals into our drinking water, I don't drink water
anymore from the tap, I haven't done so for a long time. And I
probably feel better for it. You probably I do not agree with the
four parts per million of fluoride, which I believe is
actually sodium fluoride that is being added to water supplies
everywhere. It's not just the United States, it's happens in
Gitmo nation East as well. And just as a little background, the
way that this so fluoride and John jumping at anytime, because
you I of course, have been a chemical engineer. Fluoride is a
byproduct of the creation of aluminium or aluminium, as you
might say. And this was a big problem at the beginning of the
industrial age where aluminium was being created. And this
waste product fluoride had to go somewhere and it went into the
air. In fact, there was a very well known case in Belgium
where, you know, 60 people died because some fluoride was
released into the air. And so, you know, the EPA or at the
time, I think it was probably Health and Human Services in the
States, even there was even a different organisation within
government that started to regulate this. Now, of course,
another way that this stuff is getting is is disposed of is in
water. And so you know, what better way than you know, we've
kind of gotten under this stuff, we can't throw it into the air.
Well, if we just put it into the water until everyone is good for
your teeth, then maybe we're onto something here. So at the
time in, I think this is the 50s, there was a guy who was the
head of the, of Alcoa, he was the chairman of Alcoa was his
name here. That'll come to me in a second. He subsequently Oh,
yeah, Oscar Ewing. He was actually the lead counsel for
our for Alcoa. He then went into the government, and he became
the head of some environmental department. And he then does
this huge campaign of course, there was no no agenda around at
the time when we would have been all over it. He came up with
this huge campaign. Oh, it's good for your teeth. And by the
way too much fluoride actually makes your teeth you know,
Brown. And your teeth can become you know, they can break snap
right off. There wasn't a something called like the Denver
stain or the Colorado stain a while back, John.
Yeah, I haven't paid much attention to the floor. I think
it does. It does stay stay stain your teeth.
Yeah, they were putting too much in the water. And so it's all
under the guise, look, if I want fluoride on my teeth, I can get
it from my dentist, I don't think the government should be
putting it into my water. It's also a well known fact that this
was used by the Nazis as well as by the CIA. In fact, it's in the
book, the CIA. What's that book written by the New York Times
author that we've discussed, Legacy of ashes, it's in the
book where the CIA would over Florida aid camps drinking water
supply to make everyone kind of subdued and oh, you know, kind
of like calm and then they could go in and grab the guns,
whatever they needed. So the exact same scenario is now
playing out with lithium.
Yeah, notice the lithium thing they're thinking a little
background lithium idea of lithium in the water stems from
the fact that there was a couple of counties in Texas in the 60s
that were discovered to have a ridiculously low rate of mental
illness
and suicide, low suicide, low suicides,
low mental illness, and they and they tried to figure out what it
was and determined it was a high the lithium content of the water
and of course, lithium, I think it was after this, that it was
determined that lithium and high doses could be used to to subdue
bipolar issues. Or to make people sleep a lot. And so now
somebody came up with the idea of just dumping lithium
everywhere to
well the Japanese have have done a couple studies and so I think
it's this date the country well, of course it is this is exactly
what it's for. If you ever listened to Nirvana song
lithium, then you'll understand that this is it is a psychedelic
drug it makes you lethargic, makes you calm and yeah, you
don't want to Well, gee, I don't know. I think Kurt Cobain
actually tried some lithium and look where he wound up. We'll
have a disclaimer. Eventually, lithium could enhance your
thoughts of suicide. If you're thinking of suicide, give your
doctor a call. So but the same industrial bullshit is known
right away on all these drug things. Does anybody out there
have a doctor that you can just call?
Yeah, really? They call up?
You got an emergency call? 911 Yeah, I don't know if anybody
could just call their doctor.
So lithium is is a byproduct of I believe, car batteries. And
well be lithium no car batteries are not lithium car batteries or
lead acid periods.
I'm sorry. It's isn't that the new green batteries
be the lithium ion and the lithium lithium ion batteries
and lithium batteries relied on lithium leftover dumpster price.
You're gonna get it I don't think they need to do this
because there's also people people throwing away all these
lithium batteries because nobody pays attention to doing it the
right way. It's gonna be in the water supply. Anyway, we're
gonna be I think this is a pre kind of pre brainwashing to the
fact that we're going to have tonnes of lithium in our water
once these batteries start breaking down into garbage
dumps. Okay, so
the Renault nisos Renault Nissan plant in Tennessee, which will
be supplying all of these lithium ion batteries to North
America and there's another one in Portugal which of course will
supply all batteries to Europe and then there's another plant
in Japan. So you know, these guys got to get rid of their
their industrial lithium. They've got leakage all over the
place. And now Oh, yes. Of course, it happens, the EPA is
now going to regulate how much lithium is safe to be in your
water. I would say zero, lithium is safe to be in my water. But
no, now they've actually come out for the first time ever. And
they're coming out with a list of pharmaceuticals in the water
that they're going to regulate. In IE, they're going to allow it
take into account that we know through the nations of the sea
act, I think that's what it was called, that the United States
now owns all water, all water. That I believe the next logical
step is, here's the only water you're allowed to drink. You can
drink this water, it's approved, we've checked the lithium
content, it's okay. It's good for you, you'll like it. If you
feel suicidal, call your doctor.
So the there this is a problem that nobody knows what to do
about by the way. In other words, people have flushed drugs
down the toilet. And all
that makes sense to me. I mean, is the water I poop in? Does
that automatically show up in the water I drink? How does that
work? Yeah. Nice.
I mean, at some point that a lot of the garbage that we're
dumping thrown out, and especially they're worried about
antibiotics sneaking into, because they can't filter this
stuff out, it goes into a reservoir, you know, it goes
through the normal process of filtration, the natural
filtration when you know either comes down through a mountain or
it picks up, you know, some goes through a natural filtering
system. When it comes down from the mountain, it was into the
big reservoir. But there's so much there's so much garbage
that is being kind of dumped all over the place that is getting
picked up in the process. And they're talking about
antibiotics and crazy drugs, and everything in between which you
don't need that much of by the way, that there's my new traces
of, of weird stuff in the water that they can't filter out and
they can't, you know, you can make water safe by just you
know, either oxygenating it with those three or by chlorinating,
which God knows what that's going to do to some of these
chemicals in the water situations, a disaster from
contamination.
So my assertion here just to wrap this bit up, is that just
like fluoride, it's going to be deemed as Oh, we can't help it.
We're going to regulate it. We'll check it for you. But in
the meantime, the government actually wants lithium in our
water to keep us calm and, and indeed, docile, thank you. Keep
us in line with the programme. Gee, I haven't seen that on the
news.
But I don't think anyone's going to report that around it. I've
heard a lot of reports about the contaminated water. But you
know,
well, I'm drinking it out of bottles and of course, has its
own problems. I know. Yeah. I just wanted to just urinate in
my mouth.
You know, the thing is, you could just collect rainwater,
you got a pretty good shot at some pure product. But you know,
that's actually illegal in many areas of the country.
You can't collect rain, of course it belongs to the
government. It's not your water to collect
know that there would rationales I did. There's a couple blog
posts on this. There's I think, you know, people I mean, a lot
of the greenies just recycle the water and the rainwater save a
bucket of water when it rains and all the rest of it. They
have there's the parents, the way they the argument is, is
that we too, do coordinate the water reservoirs and to make
sure that the farmers get enough and everybody does their thing.
We are calculating the rain washing off and going into the
rivers and lakes and that by putting up a barrel and
collecting this water, you're screwing up the calculation. So
they made it illegal. It's illegal in most places. You're
like, why don't we have housing for example, in Texas, Texas has
a driveway pretty much a 24/7 drought most of the year, the
poor is like a son of a gun. And you know, they have floods. But
if you ever been to Bermuda, you'll know that there's no
source of water there because they're the ocean. There's
nothing there's no wells, you can drill. And so every house in
Bermuda has this weird limestone roof. They're all very pretty
all white. And they're all designed to have a cistern.
rains and rains. Yeah, it rains and rains and rains on the water
comes off the roof, and it all gets funnelled into one thing,
which is a cistern in your basement.
Is there any way to filter your tap water John to get the
lithium and the fluoride out? I don't
think so. That's the problem is we filter out the bacteria and
things with a Britta and make the water taste a little better,
but I don't think it does anything for drugs that are that
are dissolved in the water. But anyway, if you had these ideas,
why doesn't Texas just set up shop like Bermuda
because they want you to drink the drugs? And but why are you
asking me these questions? Isn't it painfully obvious? Please
take the fluoride please take the lithium Shut up slave and
don't look over here. Just look at Tiger Woods. It's all good.
And we're happy. Anyway, that's why that's the answer why it
could be. Let me just do one real
quickie here till the gate to the gate of climate
so the climate gate is pretty much played out, I'd say right
now except for some interesting things that are taking place.
Because the even though Cohen, Copenhagen, as we pronounce it
correctly, Copenhagen kind of didn't work. At least it's now
being called to failure. And I have to question the way these
reports are being brought to us. And I'm just too tired for that
even. I am. It's just like, okay, you know, I'll probably
figure it out why the why they've come up with this.
Shoot. Now, of course, this, I wanted to play this youtube
clip. See if it'll load in a second, for some reason is not
the education that is going into the next generation? Because
these guys do they build all these blocks. And we know at the
end of the day, it's all just to get a world government and, you
know, to have you all feel and think that, you know, it's not
nothing's ever going to work, climate change is going to kill
us no matter what. And that'll be used in the future, the next
generation, who knows if there will be another no agenda show
that can warn the kids. But now you, you know, this company,
Build A Bear. Are you familiar with that? Yeah, we
blogged actually the three cartoons that they produced.
Yeah. So
this is an uplifting Christmas adventure from the
Build A Bear corporations cry a day before Christmas.
And so they have this. I mean, it's a beautifully done
beautifully animated three as a three part series. Is that what
it is?
I think it was supposed to be more but it Oh, that fourth one,
I realised was taken off, and I don't know what was on that one.
Okay.
So just listen to a little bit of what our kids are being
taught here. Actually, I'll fast forward. So there's so that's
Santa and Mrs. Claus. They're up at the North Pole. And then we
see the nice little polar bears and they're having fun. They're
romping around and then they come up and they talked to Santa
and here's what they have to say. Oh, Hello, there.
Works fine looking polar bears.
Pleased to meet you, Sandra. I'm Ella. Oh, and this is my sister
Emma. It's gone. Gone. It's gone.
What's gone? Tell him dad.
The North peak.
Mountain. A mountain is gone. Is that possible?
Santa? Sir. That's why I'm here. That's why we're here. The ice
is melting. The North Pole is melting.
My dear.
We know the climate is changing. There's bound to be a little
melting.
It's worse than that. Santa's a lot worse at the the north pole
will be gone by Christmas.
My all of this gone by next Christmas. I don't think so.
No, sir. Not next Christmas. This Christmas.
There'll be no more Christmas. Oh mommy daddy quick you have
this putting carbon in the air for Christmas. This is This is
fucking this outrageous. Me. It's just outrages me?
It's pretty. It's pretty over the top.
But of course, thank God we we have this book. Time to eat the
dog. Which is the real guide to sustainable living by Robert and
Brenda Vale that from New Zealand. Yay. Yay, you guys down
there.
Hey, sheep and see how far you get. So apparently,
keeping a medium sized dog has an annual footprint of 0.4
hectares. So they've done this whole calculation. And the
carbon footprint is about the same as an SUV. Yeah. So it's
time to eat the dog. I love it. All of these links are in the
show notes at no agenda. show.com It's it's fantastic to
really I got to get a hold of this book. Essentially. You know
if you're gonna give us material for months, yeah. Oh, you know,
this is this is just nuts. There's also apparently an HBO
kids programme called too hot to handle John. We'll have to look
at that. Put that on the list. Oh, yeah. Yeah, we got to look
at that one. So the indoctrination just continues.
And then this is something I picked up from, from your blog,
actually what
the motion is occupied at the chairman of the Nobel Prize
winning into government. So this is the
interview with
your buddy. Yeah, the Geico caveman who runs the inter
governmental panel on climate change.
Climate change has stalled NDTV that. The charges levelled
against him in Britain Sunday Telegraph are baseless. So these
What we talked about a couple shows ago where he's on all
these advisory boards and he's gotten all these carbon credits
for companies that he advises and they closed the plant open a
new one up in India so they went on both sides by getting all
this money for closing one yes a giant scam shoe yes thank you
scam bola indeed and and here he is crying
paper has accused him of impropriety saying that he has
worldwide business interests with bodies which have been
investing billions of dollars in organisations dependent on the
IPCC is policy recommendations. Dr. pretory told NDTV that
powerful vested interests are acting against him. Yes,
by the way, John, that's us the powerful interests. Yeah.
I advise a number of organisations, both in India and
overseas. And some of them are, you know, banks like the
Deutsche Bank, and they do provide payment for it. But each
penny of it goes to my institute will never take a single penny
from me Your
papers, please. I'd
like this. I'd like a check that is never taken a pay. So the big
is the guy popper.
He must be lucky. He's got a nice purple tie on. He's got
some dough. He says it all the money that he gets normal. Every
penny goes
to his institute that hit Institute's pay him. Yeah,
it's this is this, by the way, the Institute in general. But
does he think we are? Yeah, well,
you're a powerful, powerful source, John. And you're stupid.
Every penny goes into my institute, which of course I
control
self. So much. So I get honorarium sometimes pretty
generous. honoraria, for giving talks in various places, very
generous
Hunter area.
Yeah, it's over 10,000 bucks. That's what that's code for.
Yeah.
And check goes directly to my institute. And let's face it,
why should a guy from the UN, the United Nations be paid for
speaking somewhere? Doesn't the UN just send them out? Isn't
it's not the deal? I'm sorry. He has a whole institute that
advises companies and banks, you know, like on carbon trading,
you know, I've been miserable. I've been vocal. So obviously
the sceptics regard me as a target, because
that's right. Hold on a second. Wait, don't let little to the
left. John. Yeah. Yeah, you got
that all vested interests who don't want to do anything about
climate change? There's a lot of money behind all this. And if
they would like to demand Yeah, yeah. It's $5
a month donations are behind the people targeting you. Yeah, a
lot of money, dude, thanks. Can I join your institute, please?
The science
of climate change? What better way to do it than to demolish
and completely damage, the reputation of the chairman of
the IPCC. But my record is impeccable. I've always been
totally scrupulous about every single pennies transaction. So
I'm certainly going to take action on this kind of action,
but I'm certainly they're going to hear more about it.
Oh, yeah. We're gonna hear more about Shut up. We're gonna hear
more about it. He's going to take action. Oh, yeah. It takes
some action.
What a phoney? Yeah.
Okay, just looks like a phoney. Oh, yeah. I mean, exactly. The
joke of it. Who doesn't want to push that guy to be the head of
the IP? I don't know who did George Bush.
Yeah, it makes a lot of sense, doesn't it? Alright, let's close
up the gate
to the gate to the case of climate change.
And then just to wrap it up, John. Oh, the battery is just
about on its last legs. I remember we talked about very
chip. And you scoffed at me. And it's still scoffing? Yeah, so
they were delisted from NASDAQ. Good Yeah. However, the company
is still alive in November it was acquired I think a reverse
merger the company is now called positive ID. And this new
company is a merger between very chip the old company and steel
vault. Does that name ring a bell? John steel vault? They
some security software company? No. They are the people behind
national credit report.com Oh, so the idea of an implanted chip
to check your credit is not that far off?
Well, I'm sure they'd love to do that. Well, I just want to wish
everybody a merry Christmas by the way. Yeah. Yeah, we do. It's
busy. We're working on Christmas Eve and we want to wish
everybody a merry Christmas because it's going to be a nice
holiday coming up. And they go to no agenda show.com and
divert.org/na and help us out and we appreciate everyone that
by the way, we do appreciate those folks. Dollar. It's huge
because that's that's money we can count on every single month.
Yeah, that is a baseline. So even if you donate for executive
producer status, please consider also signing up for $5 a month.
Consider turning in your TV licences over there in the UK,
Germany has something similar. Yeah, dump them just throw throw
the tubes out. It's one Starbucks visit per month. We We
highly appreciate it keeps the show going. I so I got the, the
aircraft up for sale for my my New Year's resolution to put my
own money where my mouth is. So that's, that's in the works.
We've done a lot on the stream as well, no agenda stream.com.
We're now running the Dvorak Horowitz unplugged shows to get
one nation roundtable. Still some interludes in there,
I'll put a check five up on that to hourly.
And but tech five is like I don't want to be my one just
called divorce extreme.com You know? No, no, no. And I have my
own new year's resolution, which I will talk with you about
before the new year. So I'm not going to talk about it right
now. But will the next show we do will be on the words of John
the 28th.
Is that what that is? Sunday, Sunday, Sunday,
Sunday 45 Nitro burning funny cars, I will be coming to you
from the lovely National Park known as Yosemite, actually
2727. So that show could potentially suck. But the hotel
has assured me that that it has excellent Wi Fi available. Yeah,
yeah. So we'll see. But yeah, still, even on holiday doing the
show for you. Not not trying to it. Look, if this were Christmas
Day, John, would we be doing the show? Yep, absolutely. And we
intend to continue that. That's why we have such a sweet mobile
setup, so that it can continue from anywhere. And sometimes you
get it with warts and all. But yeah, have a very Merry
Christmas, everybody. All of the things we discussed and then
some you'll find in the show notes at no agenda show.com
Cross posted@curry.com and dvorak.org/blog. So it was
Mimi's idea to play it out with with a Christmas song do you
want to do our final closing music first and then the
Christmas song or how to
do the closing music that we have a regular shown in the
Christmas song at the end and that people will might want to
stick around. And then we'll be done. Okay. Again, I want to
wish everybody a Merry Christmas and you know, and it literally a
merry christmas there. This is what we're talking about. Not
happy holidays, because Christmas is tomorrow.
That's right. And hey, John, since we kind of glossed over
our December 13, biannual. Congratulations, man. It's like
more than two years of this show.
Yeah, well, we get to the five year mark, and I think we can
have a party. Yeah, get all our nights and we'll party down.
Yeah, hookers and blow for all the nights. Yay. And we'll de
wormy a while we're at it.
Love by the way, you know if we Yeah, if your battery can latch
just one more second, not you mentioned. Okay. I'm gonna read
a little commentary that was on the blog right now. And it's a
guy who is apparently one of these guys named Marc Faber.
Who's on CNBC. He will know this. I don't know if it's the
same one. But this guy I don't think I've ever met maybe. But
anyway, he made this interesting commentary in he's a contrarian
entrepreneurial type that predicted the crash and the rest
of like everybody else. I just want to read this. If we talked
about how can we get our you know, get the economy going.
Again, he says we spend the money at Walmart. Just for
Christmas. If we spend the money at Walmart, the money goes to
China if we spend it on gasoline, it goes to the Arabs.
If we buy a computer it will go to India if we purchase fruit
and vegetables it will go to Mexico, Honduras and Guatemala.
If we purchase a good car will go to Germany. If we purchase a
useless crap it will go to Taiwan and none of it will help
the American economy the only way to help the money at home.
You're the only way that the money here at home to keep the
money here at home cheese. The only way to keep the money
you're at home is to spend it on prostitutes and beer since the
only products still made in the US. I party says
well, can we just add no agenda show.com to that or divorce
act.org/in A
year dad we should send him a note that he left us out.
Have Merry Christmas my friend. Merry Christmas everyone John My
battery died Have a Merry Christmas my friend. Merry
Christmas everyone
okay guys everyone ready to sing the song? Right now remember
it's almost Christmas and nobody has any podsafe Christmas music
so that's your motivation here. CC Chapman you ready Ronald? And
Lennon Nora from Jawbone good to go. And Adam curry Skyping in
from the helicopter flying somewhere above your golden
palace you all hatched in there Adam. Adam Adam
Ba ba ba ba okay pretty good guys except Adam, you sounded a
little bit like you're rushing in there at the end. You know
what I mean? But I can't say care for the attitude but you
know, pay attention next time now. The rest of it I just
wanted to go over Adam. Adam, did you say something to me
I don't want to go through this with you. We're here to sing
song about podsafe Christmas music and I just want everyone
to do their best you know? Can you just give me a little
effort? Effort Okay Adam
Nice job you guys really nailed it. I want to speak to you soon.
We may have saved Christmas. Special thanks to you, Adam for
manometric CMR
we will talk to you again on Sunday for the early service
right here on no agenda