Hey, I got an idea. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. 31st 2010. Time
for your Gitmo nation media assassination episode 170. This
is no agenda slowly running out of time on the extended stay in
the minimum security containment. So I'm coming to
you live from the crackpot command centre here and get my
nation West San Francisco, California. In the morning. I'm
Adam curry,
Episode 170. Where has all the time gone? I'm John C. Dvorak.
Buzzkill. The minimum. minimum minimum. So in the morning,
John. Yeah, in the morning, so we'll get into her coming up on
episode 200.
Because no, I used to do that until I hit like 800 or
something. And I got really tired of celebrating episodes
now but we can celebrate to get people to donate for this
special episode.
I have a better idea for donations for which we'll talk
about in the donation segment.
Coming up later, so
you lock in your lock in the time it's coming up. I know you
can't wait for it. That donation segment. Sorry.
We do have three executive producers. Oh, nice. Okay, well,
we want three. So our executive executive producer, the top dog,
yeah, it's our old buddy,
Steven pal, smackers cloud smackers.
He is actually now contributing today to a second night who had
layaway programme for his friend and colleague, and who is known
as the separator. So I put him a wrestler, a Mexican wrestler,
Mexican wrestler, when
should I put that in the show notes? On behalf of the
separator or?
Yeah, you might as well okay,
hold on a second. In parentheses, right, on behalf of
the separator is that
it doesn't think he wants to. He doesn't want to to the head. So
use the pseudo name.
Okay. Steven, thank you very much. I mean, Steven has is way
way Panamint is carrying the show. If this were a charity,
he's just carrying the show. The show is this word chair. This is
kind of like with the SAG Awards, when the there's always
one moment in the show where the president of the SAG Awards, you
know, gets up and gets to say something for like five minutes.
I mean, that's kind of where Stephens headed, right?
He gets he's gonna have to stand up and say something for five
minutes.
And see, see how easy it is? Yeah, no, Steven, thank you very
much. Of course. It is. Where's he from? Again? He's from
vandermark dam. Dam is from an event or Dan Vander dam
Netherlands.
Van der dam. It's a lovely town. You should visit it once van der
dam. Steven, thank you highly appreciated. And I'll tell you
what that's worth to you in a moment after we do our Associate
Executive Producer
and then we get to associate He's a producer, David Bailey,
who wants to be mentioned at www David bailey.com. And curiously
enough, he is a gave us 275 By the way, he is very, very
thankful for he is in Flower Mound, Texas transplant from
Menlo Park, California curiously, I've been to both
Menlo Park, California, and I have been to Flower Mound,
Texas.
What is in Flower Mound and where does that name sound?
Texas is a little on the flat side unless you're in Austin.
And then Flower Mound is somewhere in round Dallas. And
it's a big mound. I think there's a bunch of dead Indians
in there. So no.
Birds are dead Indians or something.
No, I don't remember. Maybe it's dead flowers. I'm not sure. But
it's a big lump of land and it's like a mound. It's big. Yeah.
It's their idea of a mountain. And then finally with David
Bailey be a i l e. Y. And then $256 was donated by now. His
name is Ilan, Seamus. This part of the money received as
donations for his website, which is Seamus sh E. mes.com. So he
passed it on to us. He's in Perm, mirande and Netherlands.
Oh permanent. Can you tell me how do you spell a lon
i l a n i know i Le n sorry.
I I L A N. Yeah. Ilan, Seamus. It's not me. Yes. Yeah, that's
not a very Dutch name. But permit rent of course is where
they have a fine writing stable.
Well, maybe he's a horseman and let me read what he says which
is phonetically pronounced as E LAN. Then he has Seamus SHA M
dash A S. Seamus. Seamus. Seamus
dash as a as, I'm sorry, as
to what he says. Wow. But then he has in parentheses, one S
only. So how does that work?
Oh, yeah, no one s at the end. So it's not chim s?
Sure, Seamus. Yeah,
that's the mistake. I just made.
Shame ads.
You can always tell when you're on the A, it's the 89 highway.
There's a one in Holland when you're writing your Premarin
because there's this huge billboard on a building which is
actually the indoor riding stable. And it's one of those,
you know, it's probably like 50 yards long or something. And
they usually have the Marlboro Man on it.
big billboard, you know, big billboards in Holland. Yeah.
It's a big, it's a big billboard place.
So I was driving around.
Let me just finish out by saying yeah, thank you very much to our
executive producers. Steven Stephen Stephen Pels. mockers Of
course, at the top of the list with David Bailey. And, Ilan,
Seamus, you know that you can put this on your resume, it has
been known to get people work without even handing in your CV.
So, but but it's a real credit. And of course, you could always
attach an mp3 file when you send off your resume with proof that
you were one of the executive producers or Associate Executive
producers of this programme, no agenda episode 170. And of
course, it's a real credit because without your executive
producer Enos, this show would not be reality at all, and we're
already on shaky ground.
Yeah, yeah. We we've. Yeah, yeah. We are.
John John was over at the at the minimum security containment
cell yesterday. We were bitching about that. We did some good
yesterday for our for our listeners slash producers.
Yeah, we had somebody donated a couple of T shirts from somebody
in Norway. And they haven't written written back or
mentioned it again. I can't find their email. I think Twitter.
Now you're
blaming them. They haven't written back but yet you lost
their email.
Or their Norwegian they can afford to be blamed. Those guys
are living the life of Riley over there. Join the EU. And
they've gotten nothing but money coming in less than right
because they got all that oil. They're like the Saudi Arabia of
the Nordic countries dice their show up and take advantage of
people's goodwill and generosity. So so I don't have a
lot of fire the fact that they stumbled onto a goldmine you
know that they always say that all the Scandinavian Nordic
countries say that the prettiest girls are in Norway. Really?
Yeah. The Swedes tell you this, by the way. Oh, yeah. We Our
girls are great looking. But don't Norway. Oh, really? Yeah.
A lot of other people have confirmed this. And curiously of
all, like I've been to every country is Scandinavian. I've
been to Finland. I've been to Iceland. I've been all
everywhere. But Norway.
Well, there's probably there's probably a good reason for that.
To do in Norway. Yes.
And I always hear that the Swedes and the Norwegians don't
like the Danes. I think no, nobody
likes the Danes. Nobody likes a day. Nobody said today. I liked
the Danes.
Over there, don't say it like that. So anyway, so
the Danes have helped us out here on this show. They don't
listen to us. So either.
No, that's true. No. So anyway, so yeah, so back to the two t
shirts.
Yeah, we got a couple of T shirts. Really good looking
teachers using one of our one of the better artworks that we
received from Paul T. And the one with the showing us as a
couple of communists. So we had Adams,
fiance's roommate roommate
doesn't really like the show.
In fact, she has been known to hate the show from time to time
this show
but she was happy enough to model the shirt. So we'll have
some pictures of that for you guys.
And I'm telling you these these are good shots, man. I'm talking
like no pants. hands on the ground. On the ground. True or
False?
Good tech shell. Yeah, we have the stunners. Yeah,
these these are really awesome. So what are we gonna do? We're
gonna use this for our T shirt promotion.
No, we're probably just use it for promoting the show. But, you
know if we can get that that T shirt I may have it could be I
think that's the same one. We could probably have that one
done by a Cafe press because it was a it's a stick on and not
have not a silkscreen.
Why don't I still Yeah, but I don't want to crap quality and I
don't know, my Cafe
press has improved over the years. I mean, okay, we'll find
somebody else. Maybe we get another t shirt guy out there.
We had one before after looking at silk screen.
So we had so we had quite a crew over we had a full full blown
photoshoot with a hair styling and makeup. And, you know, John
had said, oh, you know, I'll just use the Nikon. I'll make
the picture. So I got like a real professional photographer.
Well, yeah, maybe
there. You didn't get him. Oh, yeah, I called in some of the
calls in a favour. I call in a pro. Yeah, exactly. And, and so
it was like, it was a lot. A lot of work doing this one t shirt
picture. You had all the lighting that you need. Yeah. So
yeah, I was cool. So John, and I went out and got sushi for the
whole crew. And yeah, which is appreciated. Although
that's who she was paid for. By let's see. David Bailey.
Yes, exactly. Just about without the tip. But this morning after
my roommate made like my no agenda in the morning pancakes.
She's like, ah, who put was sabe fingers all over my keyboard.
That wasn't me.
What do you mean? You were the only one that that keyboard
yesterday?
What do you mean was sabe fingers? I don't know what would
have a sabe on my hands.
Well, because you were eating sushi.
While I was poking the keyboard with with some rice balls
sponge it off? Yeah, no,
it's okay. She didn't want me to mention it. But I said I had to
give you a crap about it.
So I was saying before the show, there's a couple of you because
you're bragging about the fact that you're going to make a
video about how to make coffee or something like that. Oh, come
with coffee pancakes. First you open the jar and then you pull
out a spool you know. So this
hold on a second I was what I said on the pre stream, which
you might want to check out because we usually you know,
play some music and stuff half an hour before the show starts
when we do it live. I said everyone wants Mickey's recipe
for the no agenda pancakes. So I'm thinking why don't I do an
iPhone app with some video on in there and how to make it.
Great. And that brought to mind my my kind of litany about how
to spot people who can't cook. And give everybody this tip.
This is the way you can spot people who can't cook. They tell
you that they can cook a and they tell you that they're
they're particularly good at cooking either lasagna, or
spaghetti.
Oh, how about omelettes?
No, no, no, this is this is the classic the Amish you know that
people can do or not do but when they tell you this, you don't
know whether they can cook or not if they tell you to do good,
but if somebody tells you that they cook the world's greatest
lasagna, or spaghetti, I can assure you they cannot
cook however lasagna to do a real good lasagna is not
trivial. So I wonder why people will take that as the blatant
lie because
they can't cook and so they go in and they buy that you know
the box of golden green and lasagna noodles and it's got a
recipe on the back which is pretty good. And they follow it
and it actually is edible.
That's actually what I used to do with Thanksgiving with my
family up at Meade road uncle Don's place you know everyone
you know it's like that big family thanksgiving and people
coming in from all over the country and all over the world
and bring it in they're famous this and they're famous that and
there's a cousin Vinnies this and and cousin Allison's that
now I feel like such a douche. So I'd always bring in my famous
stuffing, which was basically stovetop in a tupperware box.
And they all loved it. Oh, how did you make this? You must give
me the recipe. Sure. Anyway, let's get this show underway.
John, I'm sorry. And now
we'll just do all real news someday.
Well, it's not hard to fill up the show with all real news. I
think the one that is real news yet at the same time is just
very disturbing. Is the new censorship rules in Australia.
Gah, this is this is really I mean This is some of the ways
that country this is a, this is the stupidest thing I have ever
seen in my life. And this is just a continuation of the crap
the Australians have have to put up with with this government of
theirs. And I don't know, they were tough down there, as
you know, I don't think they're paying attention. They're all
out there in the outback in the outback back in the Utes, which
is means revving up the engines on their utilities, utility
cars, which is like a flatbed Toyota, back in the UK. Yeah, so
the it's not law yet, as far as I know. But it's proposed, as
the Australian government is set to instal the largest Internet
filters, like a big net nanny that sits between the pipe that
comes down to Australia and the country. And there's now a new
reclassification made by the Australian Classification Board
as to what is X rated? And I guess, therefore illegal? And
the if so what's going to be banned, as seen as as massive
smart is women with a, an A cup or smaller breasts size? So
basically, very small breast or flat chested? As that could be
misconstrued with child pornography. Do I have that
right?
Yep. Is that something?
Well, he comes along with another one, which we didn't
talk about yesterday, when we were when you were over at the
at the command centre, I found another one of these crazy,
actually, it's the Australian sex party who of course, are
fighting this, they have a very interesting platform. They have
a very simple formula, go after anything that's anti-sex, which
I like.
Now, let's get the job done. So
what is also there's two additional things that are being
reclassified. One is golden showers, which is the practice
of urination during sex. So that is now going to be seen as
complete to smart, outlawed and I guess, therefore illegal. But
along with that, also included is female ejaculation. And
that's illegal
that that is, hey, don't do that a lady stop what you're doing,
you're gonna go to jail. And so as I was reading, as I was
reading through this, the first thing I'm thinking is, you know,
how ludicrous is how crazy is the world become? And by the
way, that's happening in Australia today, it can happen
in your town tomorrow. How crazy is it that the simplest of
bodily functions are being deemed completely outlawed
smart, illegal? And then I thought to myself, yeah, you
know, it's amazing that in this day and age, with a female body
function such as female ejaculation most people don't
even know about that.
It's a it's a rather rare phenomenon.
Not on the websites I've looked at.
Okay, get off the internet. Do your real work.
No, seriously. It's not how can you how can you ban that? And I
don't know if it's that rare. John, I really don't. I really
don't I it's rare, because women don't know they can act. I think
every woman can do this.
Maybe whatever the case is, he's Australian church. I've got a
screw loose. But I think even more offensive is the fact that
that you know some woman I mean, there's a lot of women out there
always thinking wow, should I get implants, you know, kind of
flat, but they have a degree attractive and they're fine the
way they are, and they're not built for big breasts. And now
they're being excoriated for it for just being them their
natural selves. I mean, I found that it's not bad enough for
small top women to have to go through life worried about the
fact nobody is staring at them now you're illegal. Now they're
illegal. I mean, it's just like this is the this is insulting.
And I think the the flat chested women of Australia Good night I
mean, come on now.
They've got they've got a revolt against this. This is just as
just now revolting. We've got to help them with with some kind of
slogan.
So let's come up with a slug.
I'm flat not taking your crap something like that. You know
the rhyme well, we don't like
it. And we have a formula against it. Our formula is
this we go out we get people in the mouth.
You know what we can also do John is you know we could just
start the the men of Australia could start walking around
without you know, without T shirts on without shirts on with
little rings drawn around our nipples.
was a bad guy. Probably have bigger breasts and the girls
Yeah,
that's crazy though. That's just crazy. What was the world
become? And what's how But I'm watching television last night
we're watching we were watching FX HD watching two movies and
every other commercial is for for lube.
BL or worse play my commercial that I have there
was you have you got a commercial?
Yeah. Oh
no I see it I see it what is this? You saw this condoms. It
feels like nothing's fair. That's the whole idea. This is
new Trojan ecstasy a totally new fit plus his side her side
lubrication it feels so much pleasure changes everything that
I feel about condoms is that bad? No. I guess it's awesome
awesome. Take debit Trojan America's
trusted number one condom brand introduces a new ecstasy can't
wait to get it on the car
go to Trojan condoms.com to save up to $5 and to learn more about
Trojan ecstasy condoms and yeah and it's not it's like in just
get a Rutuja that inside outside Yeah, so if you wear it the
wrong way around and you're gonna get female pleasure is
that if you screw it up you put it on wrong.
It the whole thing is stupid in this commercial they had these
this couple running in to the pharmacy wondering what it was
that they just did because they're too stupid to read the
box. And then they would a person behind the counter not
embarrassed in the lease is explaining it to them. And then
they're panting and looking at each other and then she as she's
buying these condoms she's telling her boyfriend husband
whatever the hell he is. Get Go Go Go start the car you know I'm
gonna be coming out and on the run up you jump into the Windows
you drive by oh man, give me a break.
So it's that and what is the what is the Luke ky ky it's like
an all in the whole thing that just like this is called ecstasy
because apparently we don't know how to have fun boning each
other anymore. We've got to have special coated stuff that who
knows what's in there by the way. What what chemical is there
John? What chemical that you can separate for the mate for the
male organ and the female organ that can heighten your pleasure
and is designed specifically for the man or for the woman? What
chemical could this be?
Caffeine? Really? No.
Buy it?
No, but seriously, what are they? It's they can't lie in
these ads. They say that. You know it's like oh, you're the
man. Oh, you're the label. You're awesome. Oh, that was
great baby. We would have had no fun if it weren't for that oily
crap you put on my deck. Goo goo. It wouldn't have been any
good without that. What is wrong with people? Have we forgotten
how to have fun having sex?
Well, you they have in Australia.
The chat room just pointed out correctly that this is obviously
a plot by the women of Australia Monsanto boobs. Genetically
modified.
Doesn't make boob Not
yet. Not yet. My friend they make everything else we put in
our body so why not? They might as well.
Well, that seemed like maybe a Boo Boo. Boo blobby was in
charge of that one blobby. blobby.
No All right. Anyway, I have spoken to Mickey about it and
she's she's completely down with it. We got to go to Australia
man. John, you're coming right you're gonna come come with
I need to go to Australia anyway, so I got another one
here. He was while you were watching that crap on FX. Crap.
You can you can play what I was watching which is the clips
wins.
Damn, I can't believe I missed it. Foiled to get Mickey must
have known. That's why she put on some like we watched Superbad
instead of the swim the swimsuit competition. Is that Is that
what it is? I want to be a part of it. Listen, really happy
about it. Come on, you gotta get you gotta get
Alright, hold on. Watch your step. Watch it to watch that
cord there. All right. All right, TC. You gotta rip off
this dress. Rip off the dress and get into that bathing suit.
And by the way, everybody she looks amazing in a swimsuit.
Alright what is this John?
This is the backstage activities during the Miss America
competition. What happened?
More like a cattle show
was ridiculous. Some girl from I guess Oregon they the girls
voted her in as the extra person to get to go to the swimsuit
competition. And this guy rushed her off the stage with all this
you know this kind of cute pattern ripping off her dress
and the rest of that I was kind of kind of where I couldn't
watch this was the worst Miss America I've ever seen
women. So first of all, what channel was this on? You?
I think it was on TBS or something like basic cable
essentially. Yeah, basic cable. And who were the judges for this
fight limbaugh was one of them. Yeah.
That's all I talked about all week, by the way on his show.
Ranking The Candy Man for the Miss America Pageant, but then
he had
a back end deal. Hold on a second ratings. It's Miss
America. You said yeah. A better a better the ratings were off
the hook. Well, that's why you knew about it. Of course,
no, I actually caught it by accident. And I caught it just
as this this scene was unfolding with this idiot rushing the girl
off and telling her rip off her dress. I couldn't resist
recording it. But anyway, so I started watching the thing at
the at the swimsuit competition, they already eliminated you
know, most of the women I think they were like 14 or 15 less
than they were coming out in swimsuits. I have never, I've
not. I mean, I don't watch these things routinely. But I've
watched enough of them over the years to say that I have never
seen anything like this in my life. Each and anyone who saw
this kind of good will agree with me except for the two
blondes, the rich blondes and all the rest of brunettes with
the exact same hairdo more or less. And every single one of
these girls and I swear anyone who's in the chat room with saw
this will have to agree with me. Each of these girls look like
each other's twin. They had the same body. They had the same
face. They had the same legs. They had the same waist. They
had the same top. I mean, it was like what would come out one
after the other was like what is that? Did I just see this girl?
Boom, boom, boom. I mean, I've never seen a cookie cutter event
like this. whoever was in charge of it reminds me of those guys
who do casting on TV shows and they just happen to like one
type of woman for example, and every actress on the show looks
exactly the same. You can't tell who's who is who. Right. Well, I
don't I don't have the overnight same yet but in 1991 The show
was bringing in 26 and a half million viewers in 2009 last
year show only three and a half million viewers. So the
franchise has obviously
eroded shifted to cable I think that hurt them of course that
hurts but that's
what I mean why else bring Rush Limbaugh unless you're gonna get
give the guy a back end deal pun intended. And an EO and they
haven't talked about it all week. Who else was a judge?
Well, one other Saturday. I don't remember. I don't know any
guy who is a judge on the show deserves to to the head. It is
the most demeaning thing to women ever.
Well, in this case was the most demeaning thing to one
particular stereotype woman because I've never seen anything
like it. I mean, it was like a bunch of identical twins. It was
astonishing. By the
way, John, if they ever asked us we're totally doing it. Oh,
yeah. Absolutely. In a heartbeat.
And they always they make the guys that make the judges and
all these things look like deuces anyway, because they, you
know, they introduced them and they're shooting him from way
above. So they're shooting down on them. And they're down in an
audience with the use of you've surrounded by a bunch of creepy
people. It's just pretty funny. But anyway, like, I couldn't
watch much of it because it was like, What's the point?
Well, anyway, for you, so the coming from you, that's quite a
bit.
It is no, seriously. I mean, what if it was if I don't know
what to tell you? I just was a piece of crap.
Alright, let's, let's get into something else here. I'm kind of
done with that. But I got
one then. All right, play the AFL CIO, in the mash up, let me
set it up. This is Moyers interviewing the head of the AFL
CIO about current events.
Now, first of all, we have to say because you know, there are
new listeners to this programme all the time. BILL MOYERS you
know, this is the mistake that these these talk radio guys make
you feel like you're not a part of the programme because you
don't know who the hell out you're these guys are talking
about. BILL MOYERS is a PBS News,
communist.
He's a communist. There you go. Thank you for helping me out as
a communist and who was he talking to?
He's talking to the head of the AFL CIO about the Massachusetts
is the AFL CIO. Yeah. Come on. Everyone knows no, no, not
everyone labour and whatever the CIO used to mean. It's a labour
union. Yeah. So it's the it's the Uber labour union. Okay. The
Communist Party of it. Okay. You ready now? Yeah, hit it in the
Massachusetts Senate race.
It was a wake up call. And we were predicting that we said
look, they're angry. They're frustrated. And if you're not on
the side of creating jobs, jobs jobs
back. Oh, wait. Oh, no, no, wait, I've got a better one than
that from the cold. Yes. From the Colbert Report about one
thing.
I think it's all about jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, main thing
your job Jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs,
jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs.
Apparently a Stephen Colbert or his writers listen to this
programme because they finally put together the montage of
jobs, jobs, jobs. We've been doing this for how long johns
ever ever since we got this. Jobs, jobs,
jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs.
This crazy. Yeah, no, I
don't think anybody can predate us on this. No, no way.
Absolutely not. Because of Pelosi that when she did that.
We on the next day, boom, we've got it.
We had it. Yep. And the next one, of course, without a doubt
will be this. Crap. I hate it when blows shyster show up and
take advantage of people's goodwill and generosity.
I searched this show up. Nice. Yeah.
I like it. Well, on the job tip, if you want to do a little bit
longer clip. It's very obvious to me it all fell into place
when I was watching the vice president speak in Tampa,
Florida. And actually, he's the opening act now for Obama but
really like, like, like a comedian who warms up the
audience. And then it's it's kind of a long clip, but it's it
made a light and Joe Biden, yes. It may be worth listening to it.
Because essentially, what is taking place is there as a it's
not even a switch because we know that this has been had this
had been planned for a long, long time. And now all of the
airport security and everything makes so much sense. It looks
like we are going we're there's a throwback to the days of I
guess it's FDR and the interstate highway programme is
this presidency will be the presidency of the high speed
rail. And there's all kinds of tie ins and connections that are
just like we are here to go, of course, and just wanted to play
a little bit of Oh Biden in in Tampa, as the warming up act for
President Obama.
By the way, I think that we're all pretty much pro Biden in the
room, they must have vetted them
a platform to build this economy on that will serve not just our
immediate needs, but future generations. Ideas. like wind
power, solar energy, smart grid, broadband, broadband rail, and
GE has got to do with this high speed rail.
That is second. My system is crap. I can't slow. It won't
stop.
I've been made over 7900 round trips, literally on Amtrak 250
miles.
So right there. Oh, now I know why Oh, Biden was on the train
all the time. He was setting up to do the high speed rail thing.
So we could still use the authority on train.
Yeah, because he's been in one
I've ever been on a real train day.
I am very familiar with rail. Say, today you have no idea how
pleased I am to talk about the announcement that we made
yesterday awarding in total, nationwide, nearly $8 billion
from the Recovery Act.
So how much do you want to bet that the work that have just
stopped in front of the minimum security containment so because
they're waiting for money to continue building this bus stop,
which they have said will be a stop will be
the world's biggest bus?
They have said that it will contain a stop for the high
speed rail from Los Angeles. Yep. So So you watch the work
crank up in a second because the $8 billion has been approved. By
the way I didn't hear any announcement of that. This is
this has not been on the news. This is I didn't pull this off a
C span. So listen was
funding to move us in the direction of developing a high
speed rail service in 13. Travelled Carter's covering 31
states all across this country.
Hello 31 states 13 travel corridors. That's a massive
undertaking. I mean, like massive. You know what this
leads to
these investments. These investments have several goals
first, to improve existing rail lines to make train service
faster, more liable to more liable cars.
And more liable.
I think you said reliable. Let's listen to it again.
Prove of existing rail lines to make train service faster, more
reliable.
As can be fast drinking
fast to to pull cars cars off the road, reducing congestion
cutting pollution and increasing productivity.
What he doesn't mention of course is to make air travel air
travel less convenient which of course they're doing a fine job
by making it the no one wants to fly anymore. It sucks.
Now here we go a General Electric and general
Wait, wait for your googling ahead of me.
Oh three to begin to develop new Carter's for high speed trains
that will go from 169 to 230 miles an hour.
Which is pretty slow for high speed rail.
Carter, right here from Tampa to Orlando.
Tampa, so, so the Disney characters can get a ride to
work. I guess.
The hookers from Tampa,
you will be able to get on a train here in Orlando in less
than an hour. Without battling traffic congestion. arrive at
your destination. Lay down this single investment is wrong solve
all our transportation issues overnight. Instead, with more
than $55 billion of proposals from 50 states all across the
country. We're providing $8 billion in seed money. Today's
awards provide only the initial funding for the rail system.
Like Tampa to Orlando route, more funding is going to come in
the future. As progress is made. We have committed to another $5
billion in funding over the next five years. It's a down payment
on a truly national programme that's going to reshape the way
we travel. It will change the way in which we go from place to
place change the ways we work and live and will connect
communities with each other in a way that in the past was
impossible. Like interstate highway structure did back in
the mid 50s. It will have far reaching consequences. Let me
ask you a question. How can we lead the nation in the world
being positioned for China Spain France and name all the other
countries?
I love that name all those other places you know then like places
this foreigners
whoever else isn't that are far superior to ours. Beijing German
time we met this time. But this time we're not only going to be
providing better we gotta wait for it. We're going to be taking
cars off a congested highways.
It's like if you got a car it's like isn't the odd didn't? Why
did we put in the General Motors? Why the hell did we did
we give him what was it $60 billion. And we're just gonna
run a copy on him. Yeah, we're gonna rip those off the road
now. That was good. That's just admitting defeat, right? They're
admitting defeat. Oh, by the way, if you're in the automobile
industry industry, screw you
reducing carbon emissions and saving billions of dollars in
human productivity loss just sitting in traffic transit
studies point out I predict that
I'm sitting in traffic jams from here to like San Francisco. I'm
not going to take a high speed rail there isn't what Bart is
the slower than we're sitting in traffic. This is this is
incredibly dumb. You know, this country is not really designed
for rail travel. I mean, what US airlines showed up and
everyone's just jumped on that
was like yay, finally we can get somewhere
yeah, GE is bidding to supply new passenger locomotives for
Amtrak and in November announced a joint venture in China that
would make high speed rail locomotives that may add 200 US
jobs
you should know one let's take Brazil big you know the run of
the new up and coming country suppose they have no trains.
Zero they got like one train or chug chugs along the coast
somewhere that moves logs. There's no trains in Brazil.
Okay, so let's start there. They don't they never would adopt
them. They never wanted them to use these huge, unbelievably
large buses. China's got no trains, you want to go around
China. I've been to China enough times because I said, well, they
were they'd be cool to take a train from Beijing to examine.
And then you look, there's no trains, you have to fly. You
know, one of the many multitude of little carriers that they
have split off from China air, and that's the way they get
around. and China. The only place that has these high speed
trains. I mean, they don't have them in Canada. They don't have
anywhere in South America. They haven't got them in Russia.
Russia doesn't have a lot of trains. Where do they have they
have a Middle East in Western Europe,
period. Are you good? Yeah. And it's it's mainly the French
trains and Japan. Yeah, that's it, but to go name all those
other countries
they have some crappy trains in India, you know that
they should they should actually turn up the heat on though they
should speed those up a little bit. That's cool.
I mean, this is this is all technology. I mean, I think
there's a couple of places some corridors and they already have
high speed trains on them, even though they're not the good
ones. It running from Philadelphia to Boston to
Washington, DC to New York. I mean, that's the only place in
the country where it's practical. Even a high speed
train from Chicago to New York, which I think some people might
use once in a while, is going to still take too long compared to
the flight and the high speed train from San Francisco to LA
is why who's going to go on it who wants to go to LA was going
to be commuting to La well, but
this is where the whole fix is in John. I mean, the air travel
is being made as uncomfortable as possible. You have to go
through the naked scanner. You can't bring anything to drink
you got to shut up and sit down don't touch your luggage Be
quiet, you stupid slave. You know you're viewed as a
terrorist before you can even you know you're just you're just
viewed as a terrorist no matter what. Take off your shoes put
your shit on the belt Shut up slave don't drink don't eat
don't bring anything No, no, no breast milk, which you know, I
need a lot of and and then and they're scare you to death. Like
oh, there you are, oh, the guy put a box on his head and said a
prayer or we could be dying and turn the plane around. It's just
not so they're making that as unattractive as possible. By the
way who's hyping that up the news media which would include
NBC which is owned by who they own by again right General
Electric who's going to be selling these high speed trains
who just apparently got a sweetheart billion dollar deal.
If you read the transportation lobby website which I which I
have linked in the show notes at no agenda show.com You really
must read this the most recent entry Washington's newest gravy
train, high speed rail, stimulus funds create lobbying frenzy. So
there you go. The Taggart Express is coming your way.
This is a fiasco i by the way is a fine
reference which you didn't get
by iron Rand. You we have to have that and Rand plugging
along with
that at the end. Just listen to all Biden crank it up for the
man who will bring you these jobs because that of course is
this is a part of the jobs bill. This is where the money's going
to build high speed rail.
In the future, we're making our communities more livable in the
process. Ladies and gentlemen, it's now my pleasure to
introduce the man leading us
and the guy comes in like the Beatles has like three minutes
of applause everyone's going nuts. The man who's bringing it
to you, ladies and gentlemen, The Rolling Stones. He's
awesome. Now Biden's a great opening act. So that's so that
makes so much sense. They really does. Everyone's in the hole.
This is gonna be a huge money loser. It's gonna take forever.
I mean, it mean all the rails have been pouring out the some
of the right aways I still still exist. But they you know, they
go through cities, high speed rail needs its own dedicated
track that doesn't have any crossings. You know, usually the
ones in France are buried. You have yours. It's one of the
worst rides. I mean, it's a nice fast ride, but you get on the
thing. And the thing goes into a ditch and then cranks the speed
up to 300 miles an hour or whatever it hits and then you
just flying along. And it's but you can't you look out the
window. There's nothing but dirt because you're in this ditch
that you know so they can so nobody, you know, so a cow
doesn't wander onto the track. And then you finally get where
you're going. It's one of the borings, right, you can fake
especially in Europe. Yeah. So me while I was doing some
research on this, because we have one of our contributors,
producers as in Korean, Korean, as in Cologne, and so I read
about the Thalys, which is the high speed train that runs
that's that's the French outfit. The French outfit is partly
owned by the TGV folks. And I read that 1.2 billion passengers
have by the way, this is going to come up in the conversation.
I guarantee it, and the cat is going to be the safety because
there's this 1.2 billion passengers 1.2 million have
travelled on On the TGV, and there has been no casualty to
date. Now, this is interesting, though, because they had a
couple of wrecks. And let me read you, one. I think it'd be
interested on let yeah, there's been a couple and this one,
here's the one that's most fascinating. Because on 11th,
October 2008, at dallies, PBA, set bound for Amsterdam collided
with a local ICM train set at the Gouda station. Now,
I remember this actually, yeah, that Gouda station, I
think that somebody got really cheesed off about and it was
probably a right of way violation.
Okay, you know, you could actually do the Tonight Show was
material like that. You'd be great. By the way, it's how it's
how they're saying, I mean, come on soda. It sounds louder. When
you order your cheese. I'd like some hold up, please.
And like somehow, they're very good. So you were talking about
pronunciations the other day? Well, let's go back to the
train. They will get back and we'll get back to negotiations
later. But anyway, I thought my name was so there was a wreck
there. And then there was a wreck in 1998 when a truck was
hit by a dailies. And the driver was killed with that was it
I think it's tireless. I think it's how it's pronounced
actually. Yeah. Could be TELUS chalice. I have not been on a
tallis and lots of people who have actually,
that's why it's bringing up cologne because I took the talus
from, from Cologne to Paris, and it's a nice ride.
Now, no, but you're right, it's gonna be so much better security
is gonna be better for you. But I mean, is it really better?
John? Is it really better than air travel?
I don't think so. I mean, it depends. I mean, for example, if
you're an American in Europe, that you know, wants to get
across the country and you want to see stuff. A lot more
interesting. And if you're a European, for example, in
Hamburg, going to Hanover, which is the flat would the hassle to
get in and out of the airport, even without the hassle would be
about the same amount of time as the ice train, which is a one
hour straight shot. And so you could actually commute from
Hamburg to Hanover, which is not close. And it's on Europe, we
have all these these kind of Metro centres all over the
place. Like in Germany, the train is much more convenient.
There's one every 15 minutes is why we're on Brom. You can you
know, it's it's very good and the infrastructure set up for
it. The people are set up for it. The environment is set up
for it. It is set up for it it is optimised for trains. We are
not
No we're not. No, I don't understand how they're gonna get
the rail high speed rail, no less from Los Angeles to San
Francisco. I just don't see it.
You gotta go over the grapevine is a huge mountain. They've
always known this is the big problem. There's a huge mountain
range between San Francisco and Los Angeles down in LA, and it
snows up there.
But you know what, John, all we need is some Rearden metal and a
lot of work.
Yeah, well, that's that
could be that could that could be a part of the whole thing,
man. They got Atlas Shrugged. They're plugging?
Yeah, she's, anyway. So this trip to LA Dami trains are they
gonna run a day one of the great things about the European trains
is that you can catch a train constantly,
like every, every, every 30 minutes. And
some of the stations are loaded up with trains. I mean, you go
from here to there and jump from one to another. I mean, it's an
amazing such situation. We were gonna have the one crappy train
to La by the way, which isn't gonna go from San Francisco to
LA down the peninsula. That train you're gonna catch in San
Francisco is going to loop over to to Modesto or Stockton to the
guts of the state, the flatlands. And so it's gonna
take you forever to get to the real main line, and then it's
going to shoot down to LA somehow, and probably drop you
off in the middle of nowhere. This is idiotic.
Well, Richard Branson should be really happy
with his new expensive.
That's the other thing I want to say and get more nation East in
the United Kingdom. So the public transportation system, a
lot of people rely on it very heavily. They discouraged all of
the cars coming into London with the congestion tax amazing,
which is I don't know what it is now, but it's probably close to
20 bucks if you're thinking if you're translated into dollars.
I think it's yeah, it's probably 18 or $19. But then you want to
take the train it's unaffordable. It's unaffordable.
And let's say and then they've taken all the toilets out for
safety security reasons what yeah, now on the on the short
hole stuff they took all the toilets out. Why? Yeah, it was
it was like a huge brouhaha. We talked about it a pregnant women
were freaking out. And of course nothing happens. You're like,
okay, freak out whatever you want. Just don't Don't take the
train then. They took the toilets out because you know
people were abusing the privilege.
What paying? No,
I don't remember anymore. I just know that they took them out.
It's crazy. It's but here's the thing is it's unaffordable my
daughter used to take the train to Guilford from from from
London. And of course she has to go during the you have a peak
hour price and an off peak price. Yeah, Long Island railway
does the same thing. And you know, it was like 20 pounds a
day. So that's 100 100 pounds for your work week. That's 400
pounds a month. People can't afford that. It's like 650
bucks. Yeah. For and this is from work. Yes. And this is a
past and of course Oh, then you travel on non peak hours, which
means you'll be late.
Sure. You'll be late. And you have to stay. Yeah, no, yeah,
the peak hours is there for a reason.
Then the end and the service never runs on time. Ah. Now this
is this is not this is not good. Um, the other more think about
it, the more I'm liking that whole population control idea. I
think those guys are onto something.
Yeah, well, these guys are on controlling our wallets damage
is gonna break us. What would you say John? And liking Jean,
eg less and less as time goes by really?
Who would you say in American history is probably deemed the
dumbest vice president? Or you can even put a president in
there if you want, because it's going to be close. But I'm
looking for a vice presidential name.
You mean somebody recently? You're not talking about Millard
Fillmore? No. Let me think Dan Quayle.
Yes, that would be exactly the one I'm thinking of. He John is
the chair chairman of global investments for severest Capital
Management, which is one of the most successful financial firms
to date. And they are doing amazing work. And I just I'm
reading about this company. And I'm like, Oh, my God, how can
this dork actually be in one of the most successful financial
companies there is, I mean, we're talking like, you know,
bigger than even bigger than what Tyco was back in the day in
the 90s. Now, this is like this, like huge. And they recently did
a very interesting investment. They bought the and this is why
this is why it caught my eye. They bought this company called
I think it's a Talor. Chris, for $82 million. And they just saw
and this is like six years ago, and they just sold it for almost
$2 billion. Would you say that's a pretty good investment? No, I
would think so. What what does this company do? And it's
unfortunate you can't see the video for the commercials
because it's even funnier. But just imagine a lot of African
American citizens sitting in chairs with tubes hooked up to
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plasma donation firm. That literally sucks plasma out of
poor people and they have a shot of an ATM with money pooping out
of it. So
you know this is all the Republicans bloodsuckers.
I can get me some I can just give up some of my plasma it's
only 95% of water. And you give up your plasma and of course
plasma is then used for rich people who can buy it and who
need it. It's unbelievable. These literally are bloodsuckers
literally as a good one Dan Quayle. them as in quail, the
guy who couldn't spell potato and I wonder if he can spell
plasma. Maybe I was just blown away. And there's a couple of
links in in the show notes that you definitely want to want to
check out regarding this. This fine company. I think there was
someone else on the board of directors I'm always going to
these websites and the first thing I do as I go to investor
this is what you really have to get into the habit of go to the
website, go to the investor resources, skip past all the
marketing material and look at the board of directors. Look at
the board of advisors, and you'll see how it all fits
together. It's just a bunch of rich people bopping stuff back
and forth amongst themselves. Plasma suck and plasma here $200
Well, you know, good work if you can find it. I guess you can't
make plasma. There is an artificial plasma. Well, there
is nothing like the real thing, though. No, no, of course.
Alright. So I got one. There's one other thing that's going on,
which is kind of interesting. And I don't know, you know, they
this is not being promoted and a big national because I think
there's a large fear. But it appears as though in this next
ballot, November election here in California, we will have an
initiative on the ballot to legalise pot. Right. And it's
gonna be interesting to see how the public reacts to that
because there's no there. I don't know. You know, I think I
don't know where the money's gonna fall in terms of
advertising. But as far as I'm concerned, they should legalise
pot, but I think the whole country is freaked out about the
idea because what are we gonna do for a prison labour? You
know, you got to arrest people until Yeah,
we can't arrest people for pot. Well, we're going to arrest him
for what?
Yeah, no, they got to come up with something different, but
maybe for having flat chests. There you go. But anyway, once
you play the kind of good clip here on it's a little long
because it talks about the legalisation process, but also
talks about something very funny happening in Oakland.
A measure to legalise pot for recreational use will likely
appear on the November ballot. Backers say that they've turned
in 700,000 signatures for their initiative today, and that is
nearly twice what they need to get it on the ballot. The
measure would allow adults in California to have a small
amount of pot and to grow a limited amount on their
property. Local governments could then decide individually,
whether to legalise and tax it. If marijuana users need
supplies, they can go to Oakland. That's where a mega
warehouse dubbed Walmart of weed.
The Walmart of weed. Yeah, I like it.
Open for business tonight. Harbour Lyles on the high hopes
for the growing venture proper
data mega is right behind me is 15,000 square feet of everything
you need to grow marijuana. And that's because the eye grow
warehouse store cannot sell marijuana. But you wouldn't be
able to tell that from the line our cameras captured just a
short time ago. And as you're about to see because of some big
store tactics being used inside that just made lead to some Mom
and Pop drug dealers.
Wait a minute, is this a place where you can go and grow your
weed? Is that the whole idea?
No, no, you buy them supplies. Oh, so they've had these places?
Like there's one in Berkeley. They're all over the place. Of
course they're cops watch them. And there are hydroponic places
that you pick up hydroponic supplies and it's all looks
innocuous. They don't talk about growing weed, but you go in
there and you know what everybody in there's like Steve,
the tech hippie, right? Hey, man, he's a
beatnik by the way.
Yeah, I heard that. So anyway, yeah. So so they these places
are all been small this apparently places huge it's like
a Costco or they sell seeds as well.
No, I don't think so. Maybe I don't know.
What's next though? I mean, I can already hear the commercial.
Buy your pie or pot seeds from
you. Possibility Yeah,
I think this could be a whole setup
from the moment the ribbon was cut, people streamed through the
eight foot tall gates of eyebrow wide eyed and ready to buy on
credit no less.
I saw on the news where they do have finance lines. So I said
well, I'm gonna come down here and see what the new business
models about
the new business model. Here's how it works. You put the seed
in the earth you put some water on it you grow this shit you
sell it and then you start from step one again. Oh, this is
great.
I grow was trying to do for marijuana growers went home
depot did for homeowners. So instead of trying to be in the
closet about it, we want to talk to you about it. Owner doorman
says he's offering Do It Yourself courses on the right
hydroponic pans, lights and bottled nutrients for the
optimal th v
is the bottled nutrients I you watch it your watch. Monsanto's
gonna get in on this game gonna put the drug dealers out of
business,
and apparently turned NASCAR dads into their own growers.
Shoppers with medicinal marijuana cards at MIT growing
in the basement could lead to selling their crops to
dispensaries. dispensary owners tried to downplay that fact. You
should only grow a little bit in your own house but out viously
not everyone's going to heed that I mean, a lot of money can
be made selling into dispensaries or selling in and
other ways.
This is great, John, the future of America is basically we all
we all grow weed, we all sell to each other we get completely
hammered and then get on a train. Because we all want to
get them the airport. What's the average dude, I'm taking the
train. And you know, the train has to go really fast. Because
when you're a stone, everything seems so super slow. So it'll
seem like normal. That's a normal speed. This is working
good
at a warehouse like this seems to make that very possible.
Well, it's already possible. There's lots of hydroponic
stores, but this is more taxes and jobs
for Oakland. But this place is like no other. There's a doc in
the box. Yes. And MD is on staff ready to recommend a cannabis
card. That's actually the first step to cultivate. The reality
is that our economy needs to be made up of a wide variety of
different types of businesses. City Councilmember Rebecca
Kaplan did not cosign backyard sales, but curiously, did not
reveal this council member
Rebecca Kaplan has been working on drafting an ordinance to
allow more dispensaries in Oakland.
Now, why is that important? Well, Oakland places limits on
the number of dispensaries that operate within the city limits,
it is maxed out at four and right now all four open and
operating in the city. So if the council woman's ordinance goes
through it, meaning they would expand the limits here, that
means this place stands to benefit. They already have plans
of opening the dispensary right here in the parking lot, Dana.
I can see there a
lot. So we got to figure this out. Because I'm a little
confused. So it seems counterintuitive to as you point
out the prison system, which are all kind of all still jacked up
about you know, the it wasn't like 70 or 80% of all people in
prison is weed related. It's high.
Again, the rest of the country is higher than is in California.
But your work is mainly because California has an a de facto
sense. I want to tell everybody out there listening to this show
that California for some years now has become the Amsterdam of
the United States. If you are a weed or dope smoker, I would
recommend to move to California you can get a card like I
mentioned on the show. card only there's doctors here in
California that now they take
the box the doctors on premises,
yeah, the doc in a box, a doctor will look at you and say, Oh
man, you need a medical marijuana.
And he said we did
this card. And that's it. There's been the courts have
said, okay, whatever. It's like a prescription. And you get this
card. Now you can buy as much weed as you need from a
dispensary, which are all over the place, especially in San
Francisco and Oakland. And of course, the feds are kind of a
little upset about this. But Bo Obama promised to stop busting
and so they have to let it keep going. So this trend is not
backing up the you know, this is going to move forward. And it's
going to be complete legalisation in less. I'm
surprised by the vote. So that means people everywhere across
United States and there's a lot of pot heads out there, move to
California, please, we need to jack up our real estate prices.
Oh, we need to move to California.
Yeah, Oaksterdam is how Oakland now will be known. Well. This
just proves because, you know, this show this very show was on
the leading tip of stones Enos, I was hammered for the first
year and a half of doing this show. And until I gave it up.
And so once again, we're on the leading tip. Now everyone's
doing it. Yeah. And we're we've already moved
on. Dope.
You know, it's cool for a little while.
But after 12 If people want to smoke it, I mean, there's people
that are potheads, they can't not be stoned all the time.
I'll tell you I was stoned for 12 years. It was pretty nice.
Yeah. Well, I mean, that's fine for you. I mean, other people,
you know, don't tolerate it or they don't like it or whatever.
But beside the point, but the people want to smoke or do want
to have a glass of cognac. I think it's up to them. And
California. I'm telling everybody out there right now.
We need to get our property prices back up. And we need you
stoners to move to California and buy houses and buy weed. And
we do yes.
I think this is just this is a stepping stone. This is a multi
year project because the next step is to legalise heroin. It's
gotta be something like that. It makes no sense. They're cutting
into their own their own their own drugs
up. But we'll see what happens with the election. This is a
test market. We're in California happens to be the test market
for this. And, you know, I don't know what would be next. I mean,
I know that they tried to legalise prostitution in San
Francisco in the last election cycle. Go. And the citizenry
said no. And so that it's possible that the state will
vote down the legalised marijuana thing and it would
just maintain, but still did that medical marijuana thing is
always going to be here. And there's all these doctors that
will sign off on anyone so you can still get it. But it's not
going to be the same as you know, picking up a pack of
smokes. You know, at the local Walgreens?
Well, we're always keeping our eye out for future trends here
on no agenda. And the trend is buy weed and buy houses.
The houses are cheap.
Speaking of which I'd like to be able to pay for mine. And we
could use certainly use your help. I don't know how you're
doing John on your mortgage payments, but there's not a lot
coming up coming from our audience.
No, except for our executive producers. And when I mentioned
some of our contributors and producers this week, I'll
reiterate seat Stephen Pels. mocker, David Bailey And Ilan.
Seamus are executive producers but the other donations are
pretty scarce this week. We got 55 to defy from somebody named
anonymous who wants us to read the book stones into schools by
Greg Morton son stone into schools stones into schools.
It's about the Pakistan or Afghanistan situation he's
concerned that we're caving into the Taliban who are horrible
people.
No we're not caving into them. We're settling with them. We're
paying them off the UN is having all these secret meetings. It's
like the war is over. The war is over. Yeah, well,
you gotta read the book. I'm gonna I know you will also mark
Mark honey Minh and Victoria, Australia is actually happens to
be one of my editors on the blog because I need to be mentioning
the blog more devora.org/blog He says mentioned the bark.org/blog
more than happy to do that. You give us 50 Brian, it's either
juke or Yun ju n c k. I don't think it's junk. Junk. Chairman
how's your junk? A Coatesville, Pennsylvania gave us 60 Matthew
bickered, a Nazareth Pennsylvania interestingly
enough gave us 62 What a coincidence. Proof of the random
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we get anywhere from Pennsylvania $62 and interest
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Germany Deutschland, he gave us $50.01
which is a one way ticket on the high speed rail.
I don't know how far you can get for 50 bucks on that thing.
Jonathan D Norris le grand or again? sent us 108. And that's
it. That's all we got it. Yeah, that's it. Normally, it's
like a four minute segment. That's it?
Yeah, it was just a short segment. Normally, I wouldn't.
Obviously, I do want to thank everyone who's contributed and
especially our executive producing production team. But
you can tell that consistently in 2010. And maybe it's just you
know, maybe it's just the economy, maybe it's the fact
that more and more people are losing their jobs? I don't know.
But we're about to lose ours.
Yeah. dad's dad has not been profitable. Luckily, we're
getting enough $5 people who were subscribed, which I would
recommend to everyone. Well,
so the five is it? Yes. No matter what you're donating,
please sign up for the $5 month plan, because in about 20 years,
that will actually be a sustainable amount for us to
continue. Because what is it now John? I count all the $5
donations per month what are we at like 900 bucks,
I'm going to have to run at the database and figure out how many
people are off. I can't move far off we need the way I see it.
5000 people 5000 subscribers, which is not a lot, by the way,
a friend a subscription thing. I mean, a magazine good good picks
up, you know, millions. We need 5000 subscribers at $5 to
sustain doing the show for as long as you want to listen to
it. I mean, we could go on forever, because that would be a
baseline that would sustain us. All right, let
me let me mention two things. First of all, I'm very upset.
And again, this is because we're you know, all we do is this
show. I mean, it's just the two of us. We have other jobs, so
there's just not enough hours in the day to do everything. And I
missed an email from Brighton. No agenda listener from Perth,
Western Australia, who's also an optics researcher from UWA. He
was in town for the photonics photonics West Conference at the
Moscone centre, a stone's throw away. And he said I figured I'd
take the opportunity to say hello and if he had time to buy
you a beer and give you a cash, no agenda donation. He says his
lab has done a small amount of work on the terahertz imaging
systems, which of course I'm highly interested in going back
to our conversation isn't about rife, Royal Raymond rife, and I
missed him. He was in town Friday, and I didn't get the
email until I'm prepping it last night. And I just I overlooked
the email. If we had like an intern at least, I wouldn't have
missed that opportunity. Oh, yeah, I
got to turn. I don't have a secretary that I hate that.
There's a tonne of stuff that comes through that I miss. And I
find out about it later, I do a search on my inbox. I say, Oh,
it's a month ago.
I know, it really upsets me. But it hasn't, you know, it's like
lots of people offer to do work like that. But you can't do that
with someone who's remote. You got to have someone in the
office in at least a couple times a week, who's really going
through the mail and doing all the follow up on stuff. There's
a lot of work, you know, and by the way, I wouldn't mind someone
else pulling some of these clips from C span. And we said
yesterday, we sat through the MSNBC interview following up on
a lead that Bill Gates, CNBC actually, that Bill Gates had
apparently talked about population control in relation
to vaccines. So we watched through what like an hour an
hour of Maria Bartiromo with you ever and there was like nothing
we could pull nothing from that interview an hour an hour, we'll
never get back ever gone?
wasted. So yeah, that was.
So Ryan. I'm gonna say it's Breedlove could be braid, love.
But Breedlove had a very interesting idea he won't he
really wants to see us get to a third show week. And he had an
idea, which I think is, is I'd like to entertain it with you,
John, before he announced we're going for it. So everyone else,
just pretend you're not here on this. So he's saying, Look, if
if there will be a way to get you enough funds to do a third
show for the rest of the year, then maybe we can set up
something with an ongoing programme that would work. And
he did some very simple math. And it's based all on the
magical number three. And this is why I like it. So of course,
we're talking about the third show, the drive for three, I'm
going to cite from his email, in recent weeks, the power of three
has been talked about, I have a suggestion to build off of that,
start a pledge drive to get the third show going ask for
donations of $33.33, or any multiple of that with a goal of
reaching 3333 donations of $33.33 each on a deadline of
March the third, which of course is the third day of the third
month. And that would get would be enough to get a third show
week going. Hopefully enough for you to afford enough hookers and
blow for that third show week. And I thought to myself, it's
interesting if we could actually and it's not considering the
size of the audience. If it for a month. So essentially, up
until the third of the third, we just pitched the idea of $33.33
a one time donation. If we cannot get 3333 listeners to do
that, then we might as well pack it up. And if we do, then we
continue the Dr. John except we set a goal of every three
months. Every three months, we have to get 3333 Donate
donations of $333.33 each. And that would be enough for us to
continue this show three days a week.
Daily. Yeah, it sounds complicated.
Thanks. I liked the idea.
Symbolic aspect, you
don't like it.
But you know, I know. The reason is because we went through all
this rigmarole over the $30 You know, and that's
what a power is a magical power of three, it would prove the
theory.
It would disprove it, I think but I mean, we'll chat about it
and maybe we'll bring it up on Thursday. Will you hate
it? You hate it? I can hear it all you hate it. Okay, you hate
it.
I got it. It's not like hey, you got I got it.
I got it. Well, what's your plan? Big boy going? Well, hey,
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Hey, no, just a quick throwback to the flat chested women in
Australia, by the way, all flat chested women of Australia, we
love you, we welcome you on this show. You are not outlawed by
our standards. You know, this whole idea that that constitutes
child pornography, which you know, is such bull crap. It's
really pissing me off, the more I think about it, the only women
are just flat chested. And we have this fake sense of of
womanhood has to be big breasts. It's crazy. And you know, my
theory that people who talk about this and talk about child
pornography usually are the child molesters themselves who
are rampant throughout government. One of our producers
sent me a very interesting list, which is the worldwide ages of
consent list. So it lists by age, how old you have to be to
legally have sex and countries around the world. As you can
imagine, some of them are actually quite low, 14 years old
in in places like India, Honduras, even Germany,
apparently,
I think France is like 14, let me
see what France says. 1515. But the one that really got me
because it is its own official little country is the Vatican
state. They have women, the Vatican. This is not about male
or female. This is just What's the age of consent? Yeah.
Vatican state in order to legally have sex. The age is
1212. Yeah, you know, it's starting to make sense all of a
sudden. It's an I kid, and it's this list, you have to be 12
friggin paedophiles. Well, yeah,
well, you know, I think it used to be something like 12 I think
somebody can correct us in the chat room who happens to be from
New Mexico? I think it used to be 12 or 13, or something like
that in New Mexico. The state of New Mexico until recently have
the
states here as well. Hold on New Mexico. 17. Actually, it's older
than the most states most states in the US is 16.
Yeah, I said the states on the west coast is 18 because they
don't want anybody having sex out here.
Yeah, it's certainly not without your Trojans and without your
que why? Because you know, sex without your ky is just no good.
If you don't have some kind of caffeine induced lube on your
member, it ain't gonna work. Something our producer Alex, who
is a financial wizard working in United States of Gitmo, East UK
has been tracking for me we've been back and forth on email and
haven't really been been wanting to talk about it just yet. But
there is a crisis in the sugar markets. Have you been following
this with the no our friend? Horowitz? Yeah, well, there's
been a lot of the the crop yields have essentially
floundered. particularly disappointing monsoon season in
India, too much rain in Brazil. And there's been a whole bunch
of and I will see if I can put some of in the show notes. He's
really analysed this because I think he is a commodities
trader. And there's been a lot of really interesting
acquisitions and all kinds of moves. And what he said to me
two weeks ago is you watch Monsanto's coming out it's going
to be some kind of amazing new sugar substitute product. But
sugar natural sugar is going away because it's unaffordable,
it's a huge crisis.
Well, this is no good
No, no, it's it's
already, you know, there's they're the information starts
to come out every once in awhile then it gets squashed again by
various PR firms, which is that that high fructose corn syrup
and there's plenty of documentation for this is not
digested properly and it makes you fat and it gives you
diabetes and it does all these other things and all God that
you hear comes to the letters it comes to that now No, that's not
true. The research shows otherwise all it is is fructose
and glucose, and you know, are sucrose and the whole thing is
completely out of control. I was at the store the other day, and
I want to tell people out there and this is one of the reasons
just to be reminded to do this this way should be donating to
the show. Look at the labels of the food you buy. Look at every
single label and look at very carefully if you see that it's
got high fructose corn syrup, back, put it back, put it back
but ask yourself what is it doing in there? I was looking I
was looking at some liquid smoke and by the way, the best liquid
smoke out there if you if you're gonna buy liquid smoke,
I produce that every morning. Liquid Smoke.
What the hell is the best liquid smoke is cold gins? What do you
use liquid smoke for you use it to you use it as a flavouring
ingredient or to fake barbecue Why don't you just smoke
something? Sometimes you don't it's raining out or you wanted
to just fake it and put it in the oven and make it tastes like
it was smoked. You use liquid smoke or if you want to add some
a few shakes of liquid smoke to some baked beans. It's
unbelievably tasty or liquid smoke to tomato paste if you're
going to make pizza tastes
fantastic. Make real smoke I don't get it. You're not gonna
smoke it to me. No,
give me a break.
Yeah, I've smoked a lot of that smoke cockroaches. I smoked a
lot of things, John.
So anyway, the best brand is called Jim I did but that's the
so I'm looking at them they don't have it in the west coast
to have to import it from Texas I think but anyway, so I'm using
rights which is tasty more it says an ashtray flavour that's
not appealing, but I'm looking at the label of the stuff right
next to it stubs. And there's no words to smoke in this stuff.
It's ingredients can and by the way, and ingredients on most
labels in the United States are done in the order. The other of
the amount. So the first thing listed is the most that's in
there. Okay, there's more of that than the second thing
listed, which is less than the first and on the way to the end.
So the first thing listed on the stubs, liquid smoke is soy
sauce. What is liquid smoke and then there was some sort of some
sort of corn syrup. Where's the smoke? The rights at least is
just smoke. I mean, that's what you want to be buying
soy sauce, of course, is based on Monsanto's soybeans. Yeah,
I'm sure so anyway, so the whole thing I'm sorry, I'm looking at
all these different products in the condiment section. And
everything's got high fructose corn syrup in it with rare
exceptions. But you look in his eye high fructose corn syrup
those I've run into like tuna cans, you know good quality. Do
you think tuna and you read in this got tuna and then soy? Tofu
has got soy products or something in there. What is soy
products doing in my tuna? That's
another Monsanto product.
What's it doing in my tuna? Why can't they just give me two and
I don't want all this other crap.
Because we're trying to genetically modify you. It's
unbelievable.
I mean, everybody out there should look at these labels. I
think I went through this and this is a store of a high end
store with a lot of organic stuff, not having foods, whole
foods just got as much as this or more.
I know I'm not happy with with my whole foods experience. I
don't think that I think these guys are full of crap.
He's called Paul and Michael Pollan, the writer who talks
about this stuff called a big organic you know just like big
business it's not you know, they're not interested in your
health health. And so, so they you know, they're pushing canola
they're pushing soy which is another thing I don't like but
anyway, but this high fructose corn syrup thing is completely
out of control. They rarely every once awhile I run it
someone says sugar I go holy crap, real sugar just has sugar
in it. In fact, Pepsi has made it you know, they they brought
out a Pepsi throwback or whatever it was uses sugar I'm
sure it's selling out real
sugar. Yeah, well it's like a real expensive now with the
sugar crisis.
Well, this crisis could be artificially created I mean, the
whole thing it seems like anything that has to do with
sugar that for the last 10 years has been there's a scam
involved. exertion is high fructose corn syrup garbage
refinery, by the way, I'm gonna
I'm gonna afford you the email thread from Alexis or Aleksis as
I call him, and you'll see yes, it is a scam. It's an
artificially created crisis. They're buying up stuff they're
closing plants down after they buy him up all kinds of weird
stuff.
People look on those labels look on every label if you see high
fructose corn syrup reject the product you know I've run into
like tomato sauce, you run our tomato paste there's some of
them you look at the label and it says hi fungis you know you
said you look at one label says contents tomatoes Yeah,
that's what you want to make sense if I'm going for tomato
paste but you look at the other one it's
got all kinds of crap in it. It's like why am I buying tomato
paste has got anything but tomato I don't know what is the
domain a pirate one all this other junk. I could put junk
into food as I cook it. It's ridiculous. Wow, I think you
could push the pack for x.
Well, John speaking of artificially created I know that
and we put this on the stream whenever there's a new episode
once a week the Dvorak Horowitz unplugged which is a show about
you two guys basically talking about the stock market and how
stuff is going It's interesting though because well first of
all, you totally become the crackpot on that show, which is
you know, you're ripping me off but that's okay. Like it's kind
of it makes me feel proud. But there's, you know, the the the
more
So Pierre, sir.
Well, you're Listen, you're no Jack Kennedy either. Okay. So I
think I've found out what you guys should have hit upon. And
it makes so much sense now that I understand it. So the market
has been going down. I mean, it's it's really it's tanking,
right is it seven days in a row or something consistently
downmarket, downmarket. We're almost at 10,000. Now, which is
a significant drop from well, let me tell you what's going on.
And it took me a while to figure it out. So what we've seen now
is we have Timmy Geithner, who is essentially being, I still
think thrown under a bus, like Screw this guy, we gotta get rid
of him. Anyway, he's a weak pussy, who of course is
affiliated with the Federal Reserve? Through his work at the
New York Federal Reserve, and his hundreds of phone calls to
Hank Paulson, of course, Hank Paulson, all part of the Goldman
Sachs Cabal, which includes what's his face, Bernanke. And
all these guys were all Goldman Sachs. So the President
announced his his new banking reform, which is known as the
Volcker plan. Now, Paul Volcker was, and even Ron Paul kind of
likes Paul Volcker, if you read his book and the Fed, and
that's, of course why I'm like, Alright, so this guy might be
better than we thought he was. He's not just another one of
these asshole bankers. He was the head of the Federal Reserve
before Greenspan. So that was the days of Carter, I'm gonna
say,
back in the 20s, it seems like he's been around for a while.
So it comes out with the Volcker plan, which essentially, you
know, could lead to Glass Steagall being brought in,
you'll recall that during this whole emergency bailout, and the
world was going to come falling down on our heads, and there'll
be rioting in the streets. All of a sudden, Goldman Sachs
became a bank, instead of just an investment firm, so they
could actually borrow money from the Federal Reserve. And these
are really high concepts, but it's it's worth at trying to
figure some of this stuff out. Because, after all, it's our
money, and we're getting screwed with it. Volker is not a Goldman
guy. He is, in fact, at JP Morgan Chase guy from way back
in the day. He's always been affiliated with Chase Manhattan,
which now of course, a JPMorgan Chase. And I believe what is
going on right now. And of course, we are the victim in the
middle, if you have a 401 K for sure, is that there is an all
out war going on between two fractions JPMorgan Chase, and
the Goldman group.
Probably they actually Lehman guys to the old Lehman guys
are right on board, of course, because you know, they got
brought down they were the first ones to get screwed by by
Goldman by by Goldman ie Hank Paulson. And if you look at it,
we literally have these two groups. And I think if you look
at the markets, because we know that 70% of the of the market
activity up until just recently, I guess, is created by this high
volume trading that Goldman Sachs is doing, which is
trading. Flash trading. Yeah, it was kind of like, ah, you know
what, you know, well, what are they they're doing it
day in, day out, I think. And I don't want to sound like the
crackpot here, but I'll do it anyway. I think that they have
found some computer programmers, they're plugged right in to the
system. So they get hit by stuff on the fly on the computer. They
somehow deconstructed the way the models, the way that the the
trading models work in such a way that they can flash trade
and move stocks in any direction they want. So if the market goes
up, it's because they've turning it's like turning a knob. Let's
round the market up to an extreme where they can do it
just enough, they that's where it goes. It goes up, up up up up
day after day after day after day. And then they say I turn it
down. And they go down, down down down with this class
trading model that they have. I think there's something corrupt
about it. That's why I think people have been killed and
people stole the code and all the rest of it. Yes. Well, so
here's what's happening. The JP Morgan guys don't have these
programmers. It takes a while to get all this stuff together and
make it all work. They're tired of this crap. They're tired of
Goldman. They're tired of Lloyd Blankfein. Blankfein going, Oh,
we're doing God's work. And so now they've got Volcker in there
and like, you know what, we're gonna screw these guys, they're
gonna start outlining all of this stuff that's going to be
regulations against it. And of course, the market is is
completely fake. You know, it's, it's completely manipulated.
There's no real fundamental basis to it. That's why it's
coming down right now. It's a war between the Goldmans and the
chases and of course the JP Morgan Chase. I've always been
friends with the Rockefellers with the Rothschilds. I'm sorry.
So we've got the don't make no mistake. There's competition
between banks them all. Got the mail go sit around the White
House table, but there's real competition. They really hate
each other. And if you're in the market get out get out. Yeah,
yeah, we got Google Goldman had the naked shorts front running
the market, you know, Ponzi schemes essentially this this
flash trading, I'm telling you that there is a all in all out
war going on. And you need if you're in the market, you need
to get out as soon as possible. And that's my story.
I have a follow up. Air trap personally, but go ahead.
i What? No, no, no, no, I believe in these wars. Why is
Volker in there all of a sudden, he's put in there because he's
on the JPMorgan Chase are not small. Okay. These guys are not
small. They do all the debit cards for food stamps. These
guys are pretty big, too. It's just they're, you know, they
don't have the flash trading stuff. You are not going to
believe it when it comes to actual journalism in the to to
the head category. I don't think it's out yet. But the new Maxim
magazine has in depth reporting on Mike Connell, and this is a
guy that we wondered what happened to the story? I think
we were just talking about it the other day. This is the IT
guru who ran the shadow email system for Bush, Karl Rove and
Cheney. And you recall that his single aeroplane, Piper
Saratoga, by the way, the same model that JFK Jr. was flying,
plunged from the sky unexpectedly on his way,
broke up in the sky. They know that much. Yeah, well, there had
to be a bomb on board. Well, what's interesting
is the the NTSB has still not released an official report and
they it's all online, they always have all of the reports
you can see what happened. It's very important for pilots to be
able to read this and learn from mistakes. So they have still not
actually released that information. But his widow is
livid is livid. Her name is Heather. And in this art this
article which is I don't think it's out yet Maxim magazine she
says, quote, I have pieces of my husband's brain says I pick them
up with my hands six days after the crash chunks of his skin and
internal organs, how can that be a proper investigation? How is
that acceptable? She says his BlackBerry phone numbers, notes,
files, contacts, all of it was gone, even though his backpack
was found still zipped up with the matching bluetooth earpiece
inside. So she says along with the mic, sister, Shannon,
convinced he was murdered. And I'm reading I think it's the
Brad blog is where I got this from. There's a couple of
interesting little facts about about this investigation, hold
on a second, whereas I can't find it. But essentially, here
it is that the night the night of the crash scene, which would
normally be roped off and investigated in daylight was lit
by towers, photographed and documented by officials from the
NTSB and the FAA, FAA, then Connells plane was hastily
removed to a secure hangar hangar under the cover of
darkness. By 6am. The investigators have vanished
leaving behind a trail of debris. And now of course, one
very angry widow. During his his calls to the tower as he was on
final approach, a Greentown Fire Department official was quoted
as explaining he was told quote, the tower wasn't locked down at
the time no information was available, the guy was murdered.
And this, of course, goes back to the 2004 rigged elections.
And looks like Connell was was going to blow the whistle and
had lots of information to back it up. Of course, the question
now is did he have some kind of shadow system or copy somewhere,
which would have a lot of this incriminating evidence? Yeah,
you gotta be careful. Gotta be real careful. No kidding.
If you got incriminating evidence, you better have some
way making sure that if something happens, it gets out.
Generally speaking, you know what that you know, you've run
into a situation where they're going to kill this poor guy. And
they you know, they end up holding the information that he
had or the maybes on the BlackBerry or whatever. I don't
know. Well, that's
why I have a deadman switch. You don't have one.
I don't talk about anything like that. Oh, I have one ditch. The
problem that with me is I don't have anything of value in terms
of information. Oh, no, I've got all the goods. Essentially I'm
just making supplies Decisions I'm on this show with you, I do
the same research, I find the same data that anyone else can
find if they actually spend the time on Google. But I haven't
got the goods on anybody. If I
was a guy like Mike Connell, what I would have done is it
have a deadman switch, which essentially, is a server
somewhere that's waiting for a ping every month. And if it
doesn't get an email from me, or if it doesn't, if I don't
Twitter a certain word or something like that, it will
then automatically fire off of huge zip file filled with all my
documents to a number of predetermined email addresses.
That's what I do.
I just spam it. I just sent it to everyone.
I came across an interesting article and it caught my eye
because I've been to this place known as the Vaughn helding
estate. Have you ever heard of this? The Vaughn helding estate
is I think it was an AIDS Project Los Angeles benefit.
It's, it's this. There's this guy named Ronald Eid e a d E.
And he was one of these. He called himself I don't know if
he called himself that or what the deal was, but Baron von
helding. And essentially, he was one of these Hollywood movers
and shakers and he'd always use his Vaughn helding estate for
charities. And that's just one of these typical beautiful, you
know, Hollywood type places. Well, he suicided himself the
other day after an FBI officials they caught him or they No, I
guess what they tried to do is they they he had tried to sell a
picture of an underage teenage a 15 year old boy now wait a
minute, he allegedly had offered a 15 year old boy money if you
pose nude in pictures. And then the FBI broke down his gate to
the Vaughn Hilding estate when you see the picture in the show
notes and no agenda show.com It's like this thing was rammed
by something big why don't you just wait for him to go walk
outside? Well,
it gets worse because then they tear gas the place a tear gas
the blaze was just waiting
for him to go to the store. Any chance anybody?
This is why I'm mentioning it and then and then so then you
know after it's tear gas they go in and oh, he shot himself in
the head twice by the way.
twice in the head.
He shot himself it doesn't say twice I'm just making that up.
But there's something really
they do have these twice that they had guys it's Yeah, but
it's weird. This is just weird for
some sounds fishy.
And you know I'm telling you this shit going on in Hollywood
that is this this they tried to railroad Michael Jackson with
this with this child pornography crap. They're always doing this
to people. So I think this guy had some information or some
goods on somebody. So it was going on there was a reason for
it. But the SWAT team was involved. Right watching
Yes. Let me get this straight the guy who supposedly are
allegedly offered some kid. Pose dude,
I've got the story on December 23. I'll read the news report.
The boy was at EADS home when he allegedly was shown photos of
other teens eat also reportedly took four shots of the 15 year
old with his shirt off. The FBI monitor two phone calls
coincidentally, between the teen and Eid on January 14, where he
was allegedly allegedly asked the boy to pose nude for private
photos. II described a photograph series that he sold
to Gloria some client of his I guess, which depicted a
different minor teenage boy posing as a cowboy and a bucking
bronco type of guy. So EAD ran inside the house when agents
showed up with an arrest warrant about 2pm. On Thursday, the
agents heard a gunshot they say but they broke down the gate.
The FBI SWAT team and deputies entered the home at 745 into
like a five hour standoff and found IED with an apparent self
inflicted gunshot wound to the head. No prior convictions. The
guy was involved in all kinds of AIDS charities HIV prevention
programmes, via he wasn't like an upstanding he was a little
kooky, but you know call himself Baron von helding which of
course was kind of a joke but it was this place was used for
movie shoots, parties, weddings, fundraisers, and now the guy
shoots himself over some picture. And the gates broken
and this is not this is like a four section gate. This is not
like you know, like a little rickety. You know, white picket
fence.
Yeah, it sounds like they had to get to him real fast for some
reason.
He must have had something on somebody.
I mean, it does otherwise it doesn't make any sense. You
wouldn't do that. You would just wait. Well, this is interesting.
Work outshot one day find a helicopter and drop somebody off
the plane.
Why don't like it. SPI Have EADS roommate Damian Demetri kowski.
Russian? Maybe there was some spy stuff involved? I'll
investigate. I just thought that was because I've been there
like, wow. That's kind of weird.
Yeah, the story is fishy. Yeah,
to say the least. That's depressing. That's a good way to
end the show. We don't have to end the show just yet. I wanted
to give you a follow up on the Vancouver false flag reports
that we're following. Oh,
yeah. Vancouver, if anybody hasn't been listening to the
show, and they should be listening, every show we do. We
suspect there's going to be a false flag.
Well, we've kind of glommed on to this, a couple of our
producers had been releasing information consistently. And so
So it starts off kind of with this ammonium nitrate gone
missing. Now, the amount of ammonium nitrate is a little
sketchy. I think it's actually 2000 pounds. That was missing an
outcomes report. That would be a tonne. That'd be a tonne, right.
Not six 6000 tonnes, but a tonne. I think you could still
do some damage, don't you think? I would hope so. Yeah. So so we
start reporting on this stuff, passing it along, essentially
reading. And the Vancouver Sun says, Oh, don't worry about it.
The 280 They talk about two tonnes of powerful explosive
ammonium nitrate that we're missing Wednesday afternoon have
now been
found why everything's over then maybe because
it was a clerical error, said the sergeant. Oh, no, it's just
we just we just miscounted something. So this was on the
sixth, which is actually after we even so someone sent me this
and said, This is wrong, they found it. But then I go to
canada.com. And I on January 7, the company determined the
discrepancy was the result of a clerical error. Mounties had
been investigating the company's assessments since then, but
still have been unable to confirm the accounting
discrepancy. So this stuff is still gone.
It's still missing to the Mounties are still on the case.
And and if you look at all the companies, all the people who
were involved with the security around Vancouver, and the
knowledge that the agreement now between Canada and the United
States as if there is a terror attack, US troops will come
marching across the border to take control. You know that
that's,
that doesn't sound right. Canadians have their own forces.
Yeah. But they've
shut down the government. Remember, we've got that part,
conveniently.
Now, I think you were doing some research on some of the some of
the officials involved here that does have a kind of a sketchy
background.
Yeah, I'm looking for the name of the guy. The guy who was in
charge of the drill, and it was a consultancy, by the way. The
drill that was taking place in the United Kingdom in London,
the day of the terror attacks on seven, seven. Let's see if I can
find this. I'm going to find his name and put it in the show
notes. That guy is responsible for some of the security up
there right now. It's like it can't get any kookier, then, so
I'm on this thing, right? And I'm like, I'm looking at all of
these. And maybe this is a red herring. It would make so much
sense because I mean, there's so many clues. It someone's got to
be laughing at us. It's either that or they're just so
blatantly arrogant. They don't care anymore. It's like we're
just going to do whatever we want to do.
Yeah, probably the latter because nobody seems to pay much
attention. Well, I'm trying to
fire up a YouTube video here. Here we go. So the movie 2012
just started the movie 2012. You know, there's all kinds of
horrible things going wrong and in the world. And listen to the
reference of British Columbia in this movie about a terror
attack. Right now there's an earthquake,
expected to be well over 2 billion people. The devastation
in Rio de Janeiro is beyond
just the earthquake in Rio de Janeiro. I haven't seen the
movie. So I'm just taking this at face value. listen to the
dialogue in a second as these two officials get into it.
They're still showing the world is coming down the Olympic Games
is the 2012 Olympic Games. There's riots on the streets,
constantly.
receiving reports from all across the globe. Millions upon
millions of discharged massive public places and everywhere
convert In desperate prayer, preachers in many religious
denominations have taken that message to the streets
when you realise that bags with the cardboard signs and all
these people out there will be issuing warnings and aborting
processes to complete.
British Columbia 20.
I don't think you could hear that very well. Could you hear
it? I
said there was something by British Columbia. 2010. Right.
Yeah. That was a crappy clip.
I didn't know it sounds so, so bad. But you know, this is all
these clues everywhere as to what's going to happen. We've
got the missing ammonium nitrate. We've got the same
company. I think it's very Tim, the same company who did the
security cameras in the London buses and tubes, which
conveniently did not work. And we don't have any videotape of
any of these terrorists who did the seven seven bombings.
They're the ones supplying all the cameras for Vancouver. And
the craziest thing
is there's no snow. Yeah, I love this. No snow.
They've got they've got a truck in the snow. Yeah,
I know. They didn't make a big stink about oh, we're gonna it's
always it's never not snowed in January. They say
we've got sub zero temperatures throughout the entire world
record breaking lows and they've got no snow where they're going
to hold the Olympics. What's up with that? Is that another joke?
cosmic joke of anything. Or somebody did put the right they
turn the wrong knob on the weather machine. Whatever the
case, it's pretty funny that there's no snow up there.
Let me see.
So there's a commercial floating around, you won't change the
topic. Can we change the topic? A couple other things? Sure, go
ahead. But bring it up after I'm done with this observation. I
was gonna make a clip of this, but I realised it's not that
great of it. It's mostly visual. But I always think it's
interesting how people you know, you always talk about these guys
who make the biggest stink about paedophilia and flat chested
women. They're the ones that are the weirdos, they are the
weirdos. And it's like people project flat. Well, I think
Chase Bank is one of these people about their about
honesty. And there's a commercial and everyone is
probably the show, if they watched enough television,
they've seen this commercial at least once. A guy and a girl are
in an expensive restaurant. Looking at a menu, and dairy Oh,
there was a Jimmy great experience. And this girl is
raving about the food on the menu. He looks at the bottom of
the menu and it says cash only. Wow, right? She's holding the
menu up he freaks out and runs out of the restaurant down the
street to a chase ATM machine and grab some cash and then
rushes back in and then sits down. Just She lowers her menu
and says What's wrong, you know, nothing. Now, in real life, if
you were at a restaurant, and I've actually had this happen,
and you find this cash only and you see an ATM machine across
the street, what you do is you say Oh, I see it's cash only can
you hold on a second, I'm gonna walk across the street and get
some cash out of the ATM machine. Exactly. You don't run
out your skulk off, like you know you're afraid to do admit
to anything. This to me is simple. Whoever approve this,
which is bank management tells me that the bank is basically
crooked or dishonest. Because this is a dishonest manoeuvre
that they're actually showing us some sort of entertainment, but
I see it as pure projection of the mentality of the bank
itself. I find it abhorrent?
Yeah, that's a good point. And I see more of this weird
behaviour, which I think is corporate culture of, for
instance, the new Burger King campaign. Now can you imagine a
meeting with an advertising agency where they sit down with
the client, in this case, Burger King and say, Okay, I've got
this great idea. We've got these new Whoppers we've got to sell
right? So why don't we get why don't we dress grown men up as
babies and have them do all kinds of kooky baby stuff like,
you know, milk spilling out of their bottle and throwing dirt
on top of their head dressed as a baby grown men dressed as a
baby in diapers. That is a sexual sick fetish. And the
curtain you've seen the commercials, I have not seen
this one they're on all the time. It's like a whole series
of them. And I don't even know what the payoff is. But I keep
looking at this grown man dressed as a baby with a bottle
of formula and he flips it upside down, the top comes off
and all the formula splashes on his head. And another one he's
sitting in like in the playground, his Burger King
Burger King and then they cut to her fucking Whopper. And I'm
like, what I mean, how did anyone sell this? And you know,
it's it's a sexual fetish. And there's something creepy about
it. It's creepy.
Yeah, the Burger King commercial is largely Been creepy with that
crazy looking character now you should you should see this one
there was a bunch of more he's a voyeur No I haven't seen that
one but this is a couple years ago that Burger King Guy that
were looking guy oh yeah the king the heat there should be
somebody in their in their kitchen and then he'd be peering
in. It's creepy. It's creepy. Something's wrong with them.
All right, just a couple things on Haiti real quick. Because now
of course, the articles are coming out left and right. It's
not like we didn't tell you and you know what? Earthquake
machine or not, it doesn't matter. They were ready to
pounce on this poor place. I quote, behind the smoke rubble
and unending drama of human tragedy in the hapless Caribbean
country. A drama is in full play for control of what geophysicist
believed may be one of the world's richest zones for
hydrocarbon high hydrocarbons, oil and gas outside the Middle
East, possibly orders of magnitude greater than that of
nearby Venezuela.
Yang we call this on the day of the quake pretty much. Yeah,
they have been researching this for years. John, they were ready
for this. They were ready for it. They were just waiting. And
of course, everything was there. Conveniently the second in
charge of Southern Command was was there in Haiti. They've been
waiting for this now. We have 20,000 Marines there. No one
cares about the people. This is all about how do we grab the
land? How do we put our stake in there? They already tried this
in 2005 when they shipped our Aristide out here, notably in
2005, a year after the bush Cheney administration de facto
deposed and the democratically elected president of Haiti John
Baptiste Aristide, a team of geologists from the Institute
for Geophysics at the University of Texas, began an ambitious and
thorough two phase mapping of all geological data of the
Caribbean basins. The project due to be completed in 2011,
directed by Dr. Paul Mann has called the Caribbean basins,
tectonics and hydrocarbons all about determining as precisely
as possible the relation between tectonic plates in the Caribbean
and the potential for hydrocarbons, oil and gas. They
turned this machine on and blew it all open. And who's in there
now, the multimillion dollar research of course, which was
funded by Chevron, Exxon Mobil, the Anglo Dutch Shell and BHP
Billiton. They were ready for this. Now. Now, what do we do
about the people of poor Haiti? Well, here's a fantastic idea.
Let's send some of those formaldehyde trailers. They're
away from Katrina. From AP the trailer industry and lawmakers
are pressing the government to send Haiti 1000s of potentially
formaldehyde laced trailers leftover from Hurricane Katrina.
That's a beauty
well wait in a jaguar in a January 15th letter to FEMA.
Representative Bennie Thompson, Democrat from Mississippi
chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security said the
trailers could be used as temporary shelter or emergency
clinics quote. Well, I continue to believe that these units
should not be used for human habitation. I do believe they
could be used to have some benefit on a short term limited
basis. If the appropriate safeguards are provided. Go
ahead send them the formaldehyde trailers. It's crazy.
That's a good pickup. I never knew that was going on. Yeah,
this is finally I would did lol doesn't surprise me in the least
obviously. But the this other scan was called we do with these
damn trailers. I don't know. Hey, I got an idea.
They got like 100,000 of them. And of course
they're all contaminated. Yeah, people were dying.
And this of course, is the US Agency for International
Development
USA. Yeah, the USA ID that's the economic hitman. One of the arms
of the economic hitman group. Yeah.
So just send that shit over to him. That's fine. If you want to
read the the actual news reports in the show notes at no agenda
show.com And I think I have a couple of crotch bomber things.
Just to
get into that the next time I would now they're getting a lot
of reports that it's most sod somehow that that Indian guy at
the airport they were doing some sort of surveillance deal and
the whole thing was a scam.
Yeah, well that there was a lot you know, there's a lot of
videotaping going on continuously from the minute
that guy was helping him get on the plane to inside the plane.
Of course we've never seen said videotape anywhere.
No, but do we do have reports that it was actually taking
place. A couple of people said that we had one clip on the show
immediately about some woman.
Yeah, well, we've never seen the videotape and something really
interesting.
Like a training tape for the some Intelligence Organisation.
The Wall Street Journal reports the Pentagon as a sign Adding
more Special Forces personnel to Yemen as part of a broad push to
speed the training of the country's counter terror forces.
Essentially, the CIA is just sending more I mean, we're
flees. And then my favourite, and this is from the LA Times.
So they've now the CIA has now put Anwar al aulaqi. Who is the
I guess he's the cleric that the Fort Hood so called shooter was
corresponding with you, right? So he's an American citizen, by
the way, they've now put him on the hit list. So he can be
killed by a drone. Yeah, it's no joke.
He's an American citizen. I didn't know that we were killing
our own people. Yep.
No, no, there's a whole process. No US citizen has ever been on
the CIA's target list, which mainly names al Qaeda leaders,
including Osama bin Laden, according to current or former
US officials. But that is expected to change as CIA
endless compile a case against the Muslim cleric who was born
in New Mexico, but now resides in Yemen. And the way they do
this, we find this because it was a great line. They don't
they don't take this lightly. They actually have lawyers look
at it before they decide to kill somebody.
Yeah, they have to vet the killing.
They put lawyers on it, just to make sure that it's okay.
It's nuts. It's totally nuts.
We just kill whoever you want.
That I know. It's crazy. The world is crazy. It's a good
thing that we have this show. By the way, I want to remind
everybody, so contribute, please.
And I just want to mention there is a Blackberry app for the
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We have the Android multiple apps, and we have a Blackberry
app. By the way, I'd like to point out that the no pocket no
agenda was listed on what's hot in the iTunes App Store. This
past week, which means there should be a lot of sales. I must
say that I have not seen anything come in in donations
from our the developer of said application. As far as I know. I
think his name is Adam, Adam Burke.
I don't know I have to look into the cause you know what Yeah,
cuz
I will say when people say hey, you know, I'm gonna give you a
portion of the proceeds and we promote it. We do kind of expect
you to follow through so I'm not pointing fingers yet. But I am
keeping my eye on it.
Yeah, I was sampling when we had to do our own. So the Zune
whereby the Zune
I don't think they have apps I think they just take RSS feeds
Hey, John, we're to go on the tech tip my friend you know all
about this stuff. Don't yet zoom. Yeah, you just awesome.
You're gonna have a zoom phone soon. Yeah, running Windows
Mobile 29. I'm sure Oh, shoot. I forgot. I forgot to play the
Miley Cyrus clip.
What's the Miley Cyrus clip? Well, I was hurt. Why don't we
just run it on the next show? You can tease it
now because everyone will have seen it by then.
Well it stopped the music and play the clip or play the clip
at the end of sine Okay, yeah,
you're right let me get back to the okay. Yeah, it was it was
Miley Cyrus on the Today show it you know I really want to hear
your reaction to it though. I
want to play the music and play the clip I just want you
to hear it is one of these singing sensations. It's just so
worth it. You have to hear how she sings live. And this one out
on the air on the Today Show. I think she was doing a track she
was doing here comes so she's getting the announcement. This
is outside the G Building in New York City you got to you've
really got to hear this
if nothing at all lift our spirits after all that crap
and I see the Hollywood everybody seems to be serene and
I'm feeling down switch to the taxi man turn on the
lights All
kids in the audience go like
everybody's looking at me now. So I just want her career's done
unless that's an imposter.
No, no, no, it's really her and she's on stage with all our
dancers and everything. Just if you have kids who like Miley
Cyrus show this to them to just so they understand that it's all
fake. It's fake. Okay, these kids can't sing they suck
my gosh this is like the one of the worst jokers they put on
that American Idol show just to make fun of them.
In fact, the pins on the ground guy is more real than this.
outrage.
outrage. It's an outrage. All right. Now okay, geez. Okay,
so
I'll bet you she gets more donations and we do.
This is the sick, twisted nature of it. Well, we've brought you
quite a lot of information today, that's for sure too much.
And if we had another day in the week, we could actually spread
it out and go in depth into some of this stuff. We just gloss
over like false flag attacks, people being shot. Gates of
houses being rammed down with tanks. We didn't even get to the
climate gate.
No. Well, that's because it gives people something to look
forward to. Right?
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