To be a porn vaccine, Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's April 4 2010. Time for your given nation media assassination
episode 188. This is no agenda firing jingles from the iPod
while fighting the global elites and coming to you from the
hilltop Watchtower crackpot command centre and Gitmo nation
West in the People's Republic of Southern California. Yay. In the
morning, I'm Adam curry.
Big storms are brewing here in Northern Silicon Valley. And
there'll be a big storm a brewing on the show. I'm John C.
Dvorak.
Greg bobbin, buzzkill in the morning to you, sir.
Miss my cue again.
That's all right. I fumbled through mine. Hey, I finally got
the jingles running on the iPad.
Oh, good. Yeah, it's
really works tonight.
Pat, do you have an iPad? Yes, I do. I get lying in standby
Scoble. Spend all night.
Yay. You know what it was, it was it was actually very, very
strange. Because I was kind of like planning on waiting a
little while and seeing what was gonna happen. And you know, I
was like to see if devices are going to work or not. And in the
morning, it was actually our of our first anniversary yesterday.
So we're planning on going to have lunch anyway. And I'm
looking at our our Mickey Anna and Molly, you should be more
specific. Yes. Lightning struck one year ago and one year when
one day now. Exactly.
And then you guys met afterwards? Go on get. Oh, wait
a minute. You got a little. Sorry. Is that a button you
pushed on the iPad? Yeah.
And so I'm watching the twit live because you can't you can't
miss it. Like everyone's tweeting about it. This is kind
of what social media is these days. It's like, okay, iPad,
this iPad, that bah, bah, bah. And then, and then I turn on how
relevant Yeah, well, I do want to say something about I turn on
the live Twitch stream. And there's cobalt in line and then
I just Wozniak and another store in line. And I get extremely
excited. I'm 45 year old man, Ted is tearing No, I'm like,
Okay, this is really feeling bad. What's What's up with this?
And of course, you know, I knew that they had done the whole
velvet rope strategy. I knew there will be plenty of iPads. I
say, you know, what, make on our way to lunch? Why don't we just
drive by the Grove, which is fabulous Shopping Centre in Los
Angeles. Fabulous. It's really fun. You know, it's great. It's
pretty awesome. Actually, if there's no line, and we can walk
right in, we'll go pick one up. So we go down there. And there's
the the velvet rope lines, apparently, there were lines in
the morning. And there was like two people waiting for the non
reservation line. So I said, Okay, you know, it's just really
against my principles, but there's two people. So we'll,
we'll hop in line, it took about five minutes. And, and we we
went up when you got one, the thing that she pointed out
amidst all of the bull crap that we always talk about, and all
the negative stuff going on in the world, it is kind of nice to
see a lot of people in a company actually that's doing very well
being happy about a product they make, I have to admit, there's
something pretty magical about that. Yeah, the people who are,
you know, the people who are managing the lines all the way
the people who are selling them. And these aren't like highly
paid employees, you know, they're just people working at
the Apple Store at the grove. And everyone's kind of happy,
and they're applauding their own product. And the company is very
successful in these days. I think you have to stop and say,
Wow,
yeah,
what are they putting in the water over there? Yeah, totally.
Why are you why are you being so negative? No, I'm
not being negative. I'm agreeing with everything you say. You're
being kind
of snide.
No, no.
No, not at all. It's a great device. Everything I say,
for this show. It works for me.
Yeah, everything I said is true. Everything I predicted is right.
Whatever that means.
On a second we're so on time with today's show. Normally you
don't hear on my my Mac farting and everything is like this is
all the sounds you normally hear during the pre stream. Wow,
we're on time Happy Easter, John.
Yeah, happy Easter to everybody out there. That's that's crazy
enough to be listening to our show on Easter I suppose. I
suppose most people be listening to it on their commute next
week, as most
people do. Do you celebrate Easter? I mean, you'd be kind of
like a non religious type guy.
No, we do a Easter egg hunt every Easter
you know where did all this is? This is what I'm confused about.
No, I understand the whole egg thing resurrection, you know
coming out of the egg. I never got debit. Okay, but how do we
get from a Eggs rolling him down hills hiding him and Easter
bunnies.
You know where the bunnies lay the eggs. This is Vicki said
I'm like Hello. Bunnies laid the egg and you can bite their head
off because they're made of chocolate.
Yep, there you have it. You got it in a nutshell. What is up
with that was one of these holidays that, you know, that
came from religiosity that that Hallmark didn't get a hold of
soon enough to make things you know, concise and meaningful.
Hallmark wasn't around early enough. And so the thing got
went out of control.
It really is out of control. But everyone seems to be celebrating
this year for some reason. Yeah. If not religiously, they're
getting together and having a family dinner. It's kind of
interesting.
Well, it's one of the first times it's actually been on a
Sunday.
Oh, this is a good point. It's always on a Sunday, you douche.
It's the first Sunday after the first full moon of spring.
Oh, is that what it is? Actually? Yeah, it is. Because
they always move it around. You know, it hit my birthday once we
went
so your birthday is gotta be coming up. Yeah. Or did I miss
it?
No, no, it's coming up. But he hit my birthday once when I was
a little kid.
So when's your birthday? The 14th Fifth. Really? Tomorrow?
I think it's Tuesday. No, no, it's tomorrow. The fifth
is your assistant. You're an amazing.
Oh, my goodness. You wonder. You wonder
why everyone's hiding packages around. All kinds of gifts
stacking up in the corner there.
So anyway, the IT roped me do the fifth falls on Sundays every
four or five years. And and then when it happens to say, Wow,
maybe I'll get another Easter's and know that move it to Easter.
It's never hit my birthday ever again. Just so when I was a
little kid at once. So I feel that what are you going to do
for your birthday? I'm not sure. John I drink a bottle of at
night Luffy at five salon champagne.
So is there? Is there a party that I that I was not invited
to?
Yeah, family party that nobody's invited to?
And do we want to talk about is it just last time you
came? All you did was grouse? No, I didn't come to your birth.
Wine was terrible.
No, that was Thanksgiving. It wasn't terrible. You were
setting it up like some great stuff. And it was basically
vinegar. Well, it turned out over the hill. Yeah. So is this
a significant year for you? Or is it just No, no,
I'm not. I'm not collecting Social Security, if that's what
you're angling for. So let's get to our executive producers.
Yes, John, who are the executive producers for no agenda, Episode
188.
We actually have a whole bunch today and a couple of nights I
think actually three nights. Hey, now. Let's go over what we
got. We got
by the way, happy birthday in Australia is already the fifth.
No, yes. You're always older. She live in Australia. And it's
because of the sun. Yes. And the angle of the earth and they have
a ozone hole. Yeah. Okay, we got two executive producers, who are
also becoming knights. One is John trainer from Wilmington,
Delaware, who gave us 600 bucks and then she be in Tokyo.
I don't have I don't have him on my list.
That's because he mailed the check in which went directly
into the account.
Ah, CB in Tokyo. That's the handle we're using.
Yeah. So when he keeps using so I don't want to use his name. If
he wants us to use it, we can use it later. But anyway, she'd
be in Tokyo. And he's also a knight. And then we have 123
Associate Executive producers, including Philip Evans from
Modesto who has a message of some sort. He wants geography
lessons since we failed to immediately identify the Red
Sea.
Yeah. You know, I'm really sorry about about my cockup on the
last show about Saudi Arabia being landlocked. Well, the way
the story read and when I have to say the way Google presents
maps, it is understandable at least. But still if we have
tried and submarines in the Red Sea. That's not not
uninteresting,
or the gulf that actually the Persian Gulf is even more
uninteresting because that's right that butts up against a
ran. Yes, but and they never said which of the two
they just said Saudi Arabia like that, like the thing shot out of
the desert.
Yeah, okay. Well, you know, it's a mistake you can make once in a
while. Anyway, that's Philip Evans, Modesto and he. He's
looking for I don't know what he's looking for you that this
is this is he's written as a copy of war and peace.
Yeah, he has. Let me say he has Yeah, it is Warren peace. In
fact, I should load that on the iPad in the iBook. Store and
read the entire thing at my leisure. Background personal
project using a T one OMAP three device. Oh, Texas Instrument TI.
All right. Oh, I see what he's doing. Yeah, he's getting
streaming in his car setup.
Oh, good. He believes in our future. I'm not sure exactly. He
believes in our vision have no agenda stream.com And we thank
you for your support is Associate Executive Producer.
And then
we also have Sam, Lou Leone or long depends on how you learn le
u and g. And he's in Toronto. And he gave us 3333. He's
calling himself out as a douchebag for donation. And not
checking his Pay Pal more regularly. Turns out that my so
called recurring donations, I guess he's gonna be a night or a
subscriber hasn't been going through since December. If
you're doing a subscription based donation to the show, I
encourage you to verify the payments by the way we do too,
because people get cancelled left and right. Why did you
cancel me then they send us an email. Why did you cancel me
from my subscription? I'm sorry, why we didn't cancel you cancel?
No, I didn't cancel. So that's what she said. My Pay Pal
pikiell screwed up. They do that a lot. And then Randy Asher
really should ever see there he is.
Oh my god.
So he's mentioned that it's probably a good idea to brown
nose when making requests. I also got the hint about cent
cash not close. Which you know, he's one of our artists, so I
have to say they donate 20 bucks and sign up for the $300 a
month. Oh my goodness donate 30% of all profits made at Zazzle he
has a Zazzle account. Which of course would be 30% of the five
bucks.
Yay. I'm not laughing at it. Every little bit helps. I'm not
laughing and we have a Dutch Is this an associate exec or
Associate Executive? With Randy and she just want to mention one
thing he will want us to mention his no agenda stuff.com Which is
where he's going to get his money for you know, he's an
artist. He probably just got stuff there but it's cool.
Oh, no agenda stuff.com By the way, all of these coolingz all
these no agenda base domain names. They're always to be
found in the links that rock which is at the top of all the
show notes at no agenda show.com You might want to check that out
from time to time because it does change. There's new stuff
in there all the time. Like the what is the new one? I promise
we promote the
real agenda book club?
No, no agenda meeting.com I think he's
meeting right. No agenda meeting in Amsterdam. The meeting the
European meeting. of the G are that no, we had no agenda the NA
20
Yeah, exactly. The na 20 And I've been waiting for this one
for our final Associate Executive Producer.
Was that Randy Asher?
No, Alex, we have Alex on the list from Springfield
on my list I don't have an Alex number two Alexander Hengst he's
an executive producer. Oh, I did I miss the mission. Oh, sorry,
Alex.
Repeat his name again. Please. Could you please do the
pronunciation?
Alex vendor Hanks
found that Hengst form the hanks it's of the stallion is what
that translates to.
Okay. We have another PRONUNCIATION challenge coming
up later in the show.
Yeah, no doubt. Yeah. I would like to thank our executive
producers John trainer, ECB in Tokyo they are underwriting this
particular episode have no agenda and of course right
alongside of them one line lower on the credits. Is Philip Evans,
Sam Ling Ling Ling
letting you know it could be for as long or laying I'm not sure.
I think I will try it Lang, Randy. Asha and Alex funder
Hengst for all of you. You know what you need to do put on your
resume and go out and apply the formula our formula
is this we go out we hit people in the mouth
world
this this distraught at iPad now.
I'll get over it.
Throw it out. I'll
get over it. Hey, thank you very much indeed. Put that on your
resume and will vouch for you and know that you have actually
done a very Hollywood thing you have produced an actual episode
of a real show. With real dudes That's a big deal. That's a big
deal. Then you
did miss you mentioned ECB and Tokyo, didn't you? Yes, I did.
Executive producer for today. Okay.
And we'll do our knighthoods later, obviously, always
exciting on a Sunday. Well, John in the morning to you, it has
been. It has been quite a couple of days once again.
Well, what do you see them? That's interesting.
The thing? Well, when it comes to media assassination, there's
a couple of things. There was a fantastic article in, sent on
the Reuters wire actually listed on the Reuters website. And it's
about the President Obama trip to Afghanistan. Now remember, I
asserted almost immediately, I think you agree that this would
this had to be some cover for something, someone else, and I
believe that he secretly went to China. Now when you read this
account, which is kind of like, almost like a blog accounting
from one of the reporters. So it's very interesting, where he
says, Well, you know, it all start out with a phone call from
Reuters news, pictures Washington editor in charge,
which, by the way, how big is that guy's business card, Jim
Borg. And forming Thursday night, there was a secret
presidential trip leaving on Saturday to an undisclosed
destination. So if you run down this article, it's fantastic.
Because it almost plays exactly into what we were talking about.
Everything, we had to be kept secret. They were on the plane
did not see the president the entire time, they were on the
plane. Then they were they had to wait on the ground. We're not
allowed to photograph the president coming off the plane.
But then all of a sudden, he came off and they got like 30
seconds to photograph him. So that was probably either A, the
other Obama or the he was the the President had probably
already gone to China at that point in the other Air Force
One. But he actually provides a nice timeline, and there's
plenty of time to make little trip to China. With with this
with the backup Air Force One. It was very secretive, they had
very little access. Oh, so
let me get this straight. Okay, so now I'm getting the picture.
In other words, we're taking a look at two Air Force ones, one
of them lands in Afghanistan, nobody gets to see Obama
actually on the plane that they get to see some guy walking off
the plane that looks like Obama, who then runs to the helicopter,
who runs to a helicopter and he takes off and then you're
asserting that the other Air Force One landed in China for
some sort of a meeting.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Landed for a meeting. And then so of course,
they had to wait for the other Air Force One to come back. And
for the President to land in a helicopter before he could
basically pretend to walk out of Air Force One that they were all
on where they never saw him. And they had no
access to the they see him on the way back. No, no,
no, and it's all in here. But it's in a very kind of casual
kind of way.
And do they mentioned that this is unusual to the way this was
handled? Do they ever get to see him or chat with him on one of
these trips?
Well, the thing that that is interesting is a couple of
really good pictures. When he meets with there was there was a
welcoming ceremony with Karzai now Karzai, of course has his
his cape on his his superhero cape and his hat made of lamb
foetus skin, which is true. And the President has a suit and tie
on but it's completely and this is what really I think confirms
my thinking. It's completely dusted where he I guess he had
the seat belt from a helicopter. But I mean, like really dirty
and you can literally see the the belt over his over his
shoulder dirty.
So shoulder belt, shoulder shoulder harness tight. Yeah,
very, very dirty. And they got an old dirty, grimy,
yeah, because he probably wasn't flying in one of the
presidential helicopter was probably a military helicopter.
And I don't know, it just tells me that he was around a lot of
sand. But even even the reporters like Well, that's
interesting. And then later, he threw on a leather jacket when
he went to meet the troops. The whole thing is just it's filled
with holes of hours and hours of time. Then there was all kinds
of problems accessing the internet for the press corps to
upload their pictures and the FTP wasn't working and like oh,
here's
an interesting thing that by law just sent me right now. article
dated March 29. Obama summoned to China as global war fears
grow. Yeah. Sorcha file is reported to her Western
subscribers. This is like some.
That's what does it mean.com Which I actually donate to
because sometimes they come up with some good stuff. I like
him.
Yeah, the whole thing. Sure. Okay. There was this. Yeah.
Well, also,
you know, Timothy Geithner is now delaying the report on
China. manipulating currency prices. Oh, you know, I think we
should be because of course Obama was in China's like, you
know that
your imitation of a Chinese person? Yeah. What do you think?
Pretty good, huh? Yeah, just the way in fact, it sounds like to
get waiter I just saw the other day at the Chinese restaurant.
Anyway, so I enjoyed that very much. And if you if you read the
whole story, it's in the show notes. You'll see where hours
and hours of time was left open and for what, you know, for like
a handshake. What was up with that bogus? Of course, it's
bogus. Then had little time to read through the broadband plan
for America? Oh, you did? Yeah, it's fine. Well, I found out
that the FCC is basically recommending that the government
spend as much money as possible, and if possible, equal to what
they've spent on our national treasures, NPR and PBS, on a
digital public media. Because of course, you know, all the stuff
out there on the internet, you know, there's too much bullshit
is not true. So we have to have the Ministry of Truth come in.
We need a quote system of digital public media, or more
accurately cooperative systems of public media that can work
with intention to deploy broadband content to forge
connected communities. The function of a public media
system would be to use the power of the internet, to give a voice
to things that have not survived the rigours of the media
marketplace, where the demands of customers drive content
creation, it will also serve as a curator focusing on what
information to highlight and as a connector of media producers
who have not been able to find a broad enough audience to make it
to the marketplace. So there you go. They're coming into our
space. Yeah. Well,
I'm telling you, I've said this before, I think our shows are at
risk.
The federal government has invested well over $10 billion
in the public broadcast system, states have invested billions
more there is now an opportunity to leverage that public
investment in public service broadcasting to create public
service broadband. This is it your right, we need to get that
mesh network up pretty soon.
Yeah, well, we'll manage it, but it's going to mean it's going to
unfortunately keep us from growing to the size. We really
need to be apt to have any influence but that's okay. At
least you will have saved a few.
Yeah, well, I think we're we are catching even though we'll the
gay hairdresser was here. Yesterday. It's like you know, I
hear people talking about this no agenda thing. And he goes to
like places like Slammers. Okay. Which you really don't want to
know what happens there. And by the way, I will please stop
telling me
the other boy the white swallow.
Yeah, those kinds of places. Yeah. How about you, John?
I didn't know I was I slept in and had some cognac last night
and you know, not much going on here. I did pick up a few clips
though. Okay. Including, I still haven't put together my
educational clips because I know what I'm not going to run today
because it'd be too boring. But I there was one interesting this
was Michael start with some humour. They one of the local
writers was busted here in San Francisco a guy actually you
know him when I used to when I was at the exact sociological
examiner he was the the nature writer, he's the outdoorsman
writer, and he looks like Grizzly Adams, and deeds doesn't
look like he's aged today. And you'll figure out why when
you're listening to the story. But the story is one of the few
stories he got apparently, Tom's Finestra he was growing pot. And
since he got busted for personal use or for commerce, he had 60
plans or 5030 plans. That's that's minor commerce, but you
have to listen to this story and you enter you where he lives is
kind of the punchline to the story, but you want to run it.
A San Francisco Chronicle writer is free on bail after
investigators say they found a marijuana growing operation on
his property.
The Siskiyou County Sheriff's Department says
I love how 30 plants is now a marijuana growing operation.
Yeah, that's nice. deputies
arrested Tom Steenstrup and his wife last week. They say they
found 60 pot plants and more than 11 pounds of processed
marijuana in his barn located in the town of weed. No charges
have been filed.
What do you expect is like if you're a fed and you're gonna go
look for a marijuana marijuana growing operation, I think that
town of weed would be a good place to start. At
somewhere north of Redding Valley.
I think I'm gonna move there
is a great little town. Meanwhile, I just thought that
was hilarious that is good. growing pot in the town of we 11
pounds is not for personal use though dude. That's not for
personal use
the kind of crap they're growing nowadays.
You know, this guy's is he in the slammer? Is he going to
jail?
I don't know. I never reported on it. I have no idea. Listen to
the and I don't think he's been actually put in jail yet. I
think oh, he
must be white. Of course.
Yeah, that's exactly
right. You don't go to jail if you're white. No, you just give
the cops a couple of poundage and you're good to go.
Ya know, if he's a black guy, I'd be in jail right now. And
definitely, yeah. Waterboarding just to practice? Well, that's
alright. That's it for me. I'm out of here. I'm done. I have a
Happy Easter, John. Great. Yeah. I
there was something really disturbing, which I can't really
play the clip. Because it wouldn't make any sense because
there's no audio and I know you saw as well. John two times,
going to a commercial break right after a letterman segment
on CBS. Yeah, I have to put this on the blog. Yeah, I have it in
the show notes. And it'll be on no agenda. tv.com, twice, two
separate occasions. I think it's two separate occasions.
Yeah, I looked at what they're two separate times.
All of a sudden, and I'd say middle of the screen about?
Well, bit big right. It's not Yeah. The screen
in big letters.
It says Haiti.
Yeah. And I think it's only for one frame.
No, it's more than that. It seems like half a second. So
it's probably a
no, no, I don't think so. Because each show slowed it down
the guy who caught this. And then he showed it in slow mo. So
it was so it was seriously there for a long time. But I think in
real time, it was one frame. It's really weird. You know,
it's like it was a two time two Letterman Show, it's going to go
to a break to two different shows. And just before they hit
the commercial, there's this big Haiti across the screen. And I
don't know, I have no idea what what they're trying to what is
it trying to maintain Haiti in our mind? Or I don't know. It's
a tension. I mean, as we'll make so here's the thing that gets me
more than anything else is who's making the decision to run this
stuff? Well, at
first I thought it was maybe just a slate or something that
that if a Haiti commercial or, or, you know, a Clinton Bush
thing would have shown up after a shyster show up and take
advantage of people's goodwill and generosity, then I would
have understood it. But it wasn't it was like a local news
promo. It
doesn't look anything like a slate. Now, for people out
there, you might have to do want to explain what they
are. They're a little well, you'll see this from time that
from time to time, they drop it in by mistake. Yeah, it
basically gives you the title of the clip that's coming up. The
producer who owns it, all kinds of pertinent production
information. And sometimes it used to happen a lot more when
they were actually using tapes. Now in digital, you barely see
it, which is why it's hard to believe this is a mistake,
right? Because you queue everything up in digital and
just like whoa, and what was it for? It was like really? I was
it was totally weird. Related to that. Yeah, sorry. Yeah.
You just say it was yellow on a black background
is like the weirdest thing. And of course, we know right now
they are in the middle of the $11.4 billion plan for Haiti, of
which Bill Clinton is the special envoy, UN envoy, so
they're planning to build their tax free Haven their casinos,
their love shacks. Everything is going to its Haiti is
sure it's going to be fantastic. Well, yeah, the
problem is, is the rainy season is about to start it starts
out that'll give the opportunity for more Haitians to die. Yes,
well, then if and then if the Clintons lucky, they'll have a
hurricane blow through there and kill more of them and then
they'll have everything what the way they want it, they won't
even
have to bulldoze the bodies will just be whisked away because
this is literally hundreds of 1000s of people not living in
tents, but living under sheets, sheets and ropes. So let me
recount for you we've had millions and millions of dollars
and euros around the world has been collected we all felt
really good with all the live shows. No Let's help the people
for Haiti everybody heard all this crap none of the money has
gone to getting these people the basic necessities of tents. In
fact, Bill Clinton and I'm going to play it cuz I'm just gonna
get angry with it with a stone face. It's not stone but stone
face, sits there and says oh yeah, we bought you know 60,000
tent bullcrap. There's not a single tent there. These people
are living underneath sheets. And they're and they're there.
They're just perishing. You're right. I think that they just
wait, oh, the rainy season come in, they got 20,000 troops still
there who are slowly going to pull back because Oh, yeah, our
work is done here. And now. The Rene provato pravasi is saying
we need a un red helmet, humanitarian humanitarian rapid
reaction force, which could swing into action within hours
of natural disasters. So they're planning the natural disaster
because this the same earthquake machine can make a hurricane
machine. Fly I do. And I'll tell you why. You go look at all of
the aerial photographs from 911. Right, I'll let you know your
limit. Let me finish I will, I will put it in the show notes.
Once again, you will see there was a huge hurricane right off
the coast of New York, which no one reported on and it
disappeared magically, after the buildings fell. Forget it.
Forget about that. Just a little side note. However, the point
being all of this money, not a single frickin tent for these
people. That's all they're asking for. I mean, give them
one of those formaldehyde trailers from Katrina do
something. They're getting nothing. So now there's this
organisation. I saw this on the KTLA morning show, because I
like to see happy news about puppies and stuff like that. And
it's called a home in haiti.org. And I love this organisation,
where they they have they're not taking your money. That's what I
liked the most about them. They've got their guide, Bobby
Duvall, let's it's actually a bunch of show business people.
He's in Atlanta, and they on their website, a home in
haiti.org. They give you amazon.com links to buy tents.
So you buy it or actual tent from Amazon, and you put in the
shipping address in Atlanta. And then Bobby Deval actually takes
it to Haiti and hands it out to people this is this is how bad
it's gotten is that we have to have actors jump in and do this.
And the thing that pissed me off is one of these these actresses
was on KTLA and she's talking about this and of course, you
know, good plug, good promotion, and they're doing a lot of
social media stuff. So the word is getting out. And then one of
the one of the anchors actually asked a an intelligent question.
He says, Wow, that's kind of weird. You know, we've got it.
We raised all this money, how come there's no tents? And she
copped out and said, Oh, don't get me started. Oh, she started
to get nice. I would like Yes. Start. What are you talking
about? There's the perfect opportunity to say that shysters
are showing up and taking all your money. And they've given it
to all these fringe NGO groups, and they're all putting it into
stocks and bonds with Goldman Sachs. And they're just letting
the people of Haiti starve and wither away and now they're
going to let the flash floods come and then the hurricanes
will be generated and the evidence is gone.
You have your own theme now. Yeah, that stinks.
Amen. People are upset that I still have to use yours.
Oh, okay. So yeah, no, they're
it's bad. And you know, well, hey, well, this
is equal opportunity. We did the same thing to the people in New
Orleans. So
and that's true. Oh, wait, they were also Brown. Right. There
you go.
Well, in the Ninth Ward, they were still it's still untouched.
I'm going to New Orleans next month and I expect to drive
around the Ninth Ward So we have some listeners that are want to
have a meet up or something even get a few people together and go
around.
Hey, you know what, that sounds like a fun idea what day you
going?
You know that's a good question. I have to I'd have to look at
the beginning of the month I said like my March April May May
it's from May 9 or something or some something like that out to
get the date.
I wouldn't mind dropping by
if I can but it goes around the Ninth Ward
just hanging out with you and some of our militia.
Oh, yeah. Probably a good thing to do. Okay, so there wasn't
there wasn't any I don't was there any really good
distracting news this week? No wishing them you slow down?
No, I don't think there was yeah, there was a minor one
which had that where there was there were no blow ups or
anything. I did kind of like the story that got a lot of well,
the iPad of course was the I think the guys are like all
kicking back going. Alright, Steve's on the case now we don't
have to worry about anything carry on business as usual.
That's probably that's I mean, why even come in fact, I think
they probably have to deal with the job was like a Steve's like,
Hey, I don't give a crap what you guys do okay. But you are
not I repeat, you're not going to do any distractions while I'm
launching my shit here. I'll take hear of it, I got it
covered. There was the the announcement from the Federal
Aviation Administration administration, who said, hey,
you know, we think that it's okay for pilots with mild to
moderate depression to be allowed to fly while taking
antidepressants. Yeah. Let me tell you something. Not a good
idea. I don't understand. Well, who was running that thing over
there?
No, no, that didn't sound good to me. Especially when you just
listen to one of these commercials.
I mean, you're not you're not even supposed to take I know,
commercial outfits. They will not allow their pilots to take
cold medicine. Nothing. Right, you really don't want that
because it's slow. It just slows down your shit. And, and this is
new policy. FAA chief, Randy Babbitt. I should tell you
enough right there. He says it will actually improve airline
safety. Oh, the concern we have today is that people who are
either self medicating or not seeking a diagnosis, you know,
you know what this is about? This is about having the pilots
who have been sneaking antidepressants coming forward
and firing them. Yep. Because there's too many pot you know
that you know, the I didn't actually touch on this. The the
pilot, the captain who landed the British Airways triple seven
that came in from China that the throttle broke. Or they Oh, they
couldn't throttle up upon arrival like 500 feet before
they actually wound up landing short. Remember that? Vaguely?
Oh, come on, man. You remember that? It was like the huge
triple seven and everyone survived. One person got a
broken leg, but they landed in front of the runway. You know,
the undercarriage dug in and everything but it was because of
the fuel flow. And it's real, real iffy as to what had
happened and they never really came out with a report as to
what was going on with the triple seven it was a couple of
years ago and we talked about it
at nauseam is that back in the news?
Yeah, well, barely because this guy the pilot is now on welfare.
Because yeah, because he was told to shut up slave he was
told to not talk to the media. Because of course it was a huge
problem with with the with the Boeing aircraft, there's some
structural problem I'm sure it still really hasn't been
resolved as to what exactly happened. And then British
Airways told other people who were doing their training and
they do training every single day. Oh, yeah, he choked. They
basically told told everyone I was it was a pilot error that
guy choked and then and then he got totally shunned. How do you
get to the point of being a seven triple seven pilot and
being a Joe as as a choke artist doesn't make any sense logically
at all
it doesn't make sense and and what they're saying is because
what he did is he handed controls over to the first
officer and said Here you fly the plane I'm gonna see if I can
restart the you know, get the fuel flowing and you basically
do need to constantly as it's like you're at 500 feet you're
about to land Oh, you know he gave up he choked is actually I
have to say our national treasure I think was NPR did an
interview No, I'm sorry. It wasn't it was BBC One of my
thinking. And which of course is there's all kinds of political
reasons there for the BBC to do a such a huge story about the
guy but it was in a way kind of buried. It's just It's crazy.
The guy is on welfare. Now. We got kicked out he's got no job.
And he's being blamed for this. Why he'll never get work they
even said he never called in he never called in made a call.
That's what they were telling employees. Internally where the
tapes clearly you can hear him calling in the May Day is
railroad job total. Total it's the Airbus. Yes, the Airbus
Boeing fight that
has something to do with it bastards. So, have you ever
heard of awakening squads?
No, but I should be a member.
I'll play the awakening squads clip
because news headquarters Hi everyone. I'm Jamie Colby. Right
now the hunt is on for those responsible for a horrifying
attack in Iraq. Authorities are saying gunmen dressed in Iraqi
military uniforms raided homes near Baghdad, handcuffing and
then shooting 25 People execution style. Five of the
victims were women, most of the dead members of the so called
awakening councils. They're the Sunni fighters who helped change
the course of the war by turning against al Qaeda.
Okay, so let me just say that I don't think I should be a member
of that. I thought it was some that some other kind of
awakening is this the thing that this rumour that the the
awakening squad speak perfect English and carry American
weapons
alliance is awakening councils according to this that's what I
was reading ever heard of these people? And he just runs it off
and matter of fact act I mean maybe we just missed it I mean
it's possibly can't remember everything but you think that
this this if these were the people that changed the course
of of Iraqi, you know the future of Iraq, we know more awakening
sounding
I think I think the media has completely given up on reporting
on these wars. It's too expensive to send people over I
mean, do you even hear about casualties anymore?
Like yeah once in a while, but very rarely yet one daily basis
you know, but
you'll see the report like more more servicemen and women killed
this month and ever since the beginning of the war, you just
not hearing it? I think they've given up
so the woman who's reporting on the awakening councils is named
Jamie and she has to do the report on Jihad Jamie another
phoney baloney woman terrorist with who looks like a bimbo she
looks more like like an old stripper with a long head with a
with a play the G I played this thing because she does I think
he's it's funny that Jamie is reporting on Jihad Jamie
and new developments in the so called Jihad Jane case
authorities filing terrorism charges against another American
Jaime Paulin Ramirez aka Jihad Jaime accusing her and plotting
to attend a terror camp. She was detained in Ireland last month
as authorities investigating an alleged plot to kill a Swedish
cartoonist.
I mean, it's almost like the onion wrote that story.
Well, here's the line that got me. She was plot plotting. Can't
wait wait what crime plotting to attend a terrorist camp. Let's
listen to plot to attend when you either attend one or you
don't? I don't know I'm gonna plot to attend me, accusing her
of plotting to attend a terror camp. She was detained in
Ireland last month as authorities investigated and
alleged plot to kill a Swedish cartoonist. And I'm Jamie Colby
joined me at 1pm Eastern for America's news headquarters. Now
back to Forbes on Fox. Yeah, suddenly busted this woman for
the way how do you plot just like well, I think I'm gonna go
to it. I sent it I'm plotting to go to New Orleans in May
combatant? What is plotting majors mean? She ordered an
airline ticket or? I think it was I think she went to a
website to honeypot website and she asked for some information
or she maybe she's doing you know she looks more like a like
a journalist than she looks like Jihad Jamie. And I think she
just went to a website I think there's honey pots all over the
place and she went in there and if she didn't have a good excuse
for the you know a good reason why they just draw you in the
slammer. Now La Rose
apparently spent long hours online in recent years while
caring for her boyfriend's elderly father in a small
eastern Pennsylvania town. Last spending long hours online his
attempt is evidently plotting.
Yeah, plotting, plotting, she's got no money. She's She's a
restaurant, defame her, and you know, show her a picture. I
mean, it's unbelievable what's going on. It's inexcusable.
But now we're against a lot
of plot. How do you even get what I don't get you? This is
like one of those phoney baloney crimes that it's like plotting
to who's because who's to say that you're that anybody can be
pulled down off the street if there's ever been online and
they go over their you know, their history, and they Oh, it
looks like you're planning to attend a terrorist camp. And all
you really gone to his Maxim and Playboy and who knows what,
well, that's what the terrorists do before 911. They were hanging
out in strip bars.
I just got slipped in Mickey. Distracting news, the note says,
Mistress of Tiger Woods all posed for Vanity Fair magazine.
Yeah, we missed that one. That's Oh, no, yes. Oh, yeah. All the
Mistresses posed all together for Vanity Fair magazine.
Yeah, well, good. Whoever's behind this publicity stunt.
Well, it's all about the golf season kicking off. Doesn't it
start tomorrow?
Well, the Masters I think the Masters is tomorrow.
Is it April 5, or is it the 15th? I have no idea was on. One
for sa two for diabetes.
What's happening? That you that you and
that iPad? No, it's not me and the iPad just playing random
website. No, no, no, this is me and the iPad. Yeah, it was.
Maybe it was just a slow news day. I mean, we did. In fact, it
was a slow news day because the planned distraction got
cancelled. I was really bummed about it because I was already
after you. Tease me with it on Thursday. Sorry, it was well,
Saudi Arabia. ABS said that they weren't going to behead the
Lebanese sorcerer. Oh
yeah. Sorcerer was
ready for like film at 11. I'm like, Come on, let's see them
chop this guy's head off for guessing something right. And
they cancelled it.
Well, here's Eric was just send us a note saying, apparently we
can expect this for the bull crap news of the week.
Apparently one of Jesse James's skanks might be pregnant. Poor
Sandra Bullock.
Yeah, you know, I'm starting to change my thinking all this? You
know, I think it's, it is Sandra Bullock's fault. And it is. And
it is Elan Woods's fault. You know, the women always say, Oh,
if we ran the world, well, women used to run the world. And this
is back in ancient times. And men were basically doing two
things. We were working for him, and we were screwing him. And
that was our job. And that's why we can still produce and
reproduce into our well into why
do we have that we needed a jingle for your your take on
history.
This is historical fact. John, women look at look at Cleopatra.
But even way before that women were running that row running
the show. And then of course, you know, men got really strong
and you know, they want protection that they let them
take that they let us take over but let us take over men, but
men need certain things, you know, we need to at least have
the illusion of hookers and blow. You need to you need to
keep our fantasies going. And I think these women forget, you
know, there's all kinds of money involved and everything's great
and we're all doing stuff and they think that the men are
still just gonna go go, you know, but when the when the
blood leaves our head to our penis. That's it. We can't think
anymore. So you've got to be you got to
be at least more loose structured. Yeah. Okay.
You gotta be like, hey, you know, maybe I'll bring my
girlfriends over.
Show aren't going to be too offended. I
think women who listened to the Show All 15 of them. I think
they might agree to a certain point now. Maybe? I hope so.
Otherwise, we're down. 15.
So, which is
a lot? We're minus 15. Yeah. And they all donate. Yeah, that's a
problem. We'll see women. I'd love to hear what you what you
think about this.
anymore from Heather end. And the end the boyfriend?
We don't have any groupies this week either. Disappointed?
No, I think we were I think your group is going to peak out at
two. That's it was actually three if you think about it.
Oh, I just got a boob shot. Yeah, we have a third groupie.
So. So I was listening to soft, cosy speech at Columbia, Sarkozy
shows up to have a bunch of meetings, he goes to Columbia
and tells us Americans with a bunch of debt, we have to you
know, this, this keeps bringing up a clip that we play once
before I want to play it again. This this idea that the
Europeans essentially want to take over the place doing it the
old fashioned way by you know, attacking us with with guns with
guns, and then finding that we're little, you know, we
resist that. They're now just trying to just trying to sucker
us that they figure they can outwit us because they're so
much smarter than we are.
So where's the where's our cosy now when he's doing this speech,
he's at Columbia University
giving this talk you can listen to start cosy one which will
lead to the next one. It's it these are a little lengthy, but
they are because they're being translated by a woman who's it
seems to be doing a rather good job of it.
Now did did Sarkozy have his MK Ultra slave with him?
I didn't see it. No, I don't think so. I don't know. I think
Merkel was still back doing something else.
No, no, I'm talking about Merkel. I'm talking about Carla
Bruni man as well,
maybe but she was she wasn't on the stage, you know, flashing or
anything. All right, here we go
stop what we in the euro zone would be capable or not of doing
that is today's world. That is why when the decision was taken
not to bail out Lehman Brothers, we would quite like to have been
sounded out at the time and not simply told about it after the
event. That is what solidarity and interdependence means a last
question perhaps.
Wait a minute. He's sitting there going like hey, you
bastard, you're taking down your economy and not telling us about
it.
This is bad. No, the whole thing is ridiculous. You know, the
funny thing is Bolton's speech which contrasts with this guy.
He makes an interesting point that I think it was Bolton, but
it makes an interesting point that if there was an EU and you
got this crazy Belgian guy who's the president, kind of the Obama
of the United States of Europe, does that it makes our cosy like
the governor of Massachusetts.
Oh, just a quick side note. So you're talking about Herrmann,
fond Rome power, the yes he is the Obama of GIBBO nation,
Europe, the United States of Europe. He is a How to release a
book of poems. Oh, we no need this poem April 15, his book of
poems, by the way, some people call him haiku Hermon which we
need to adopt IKU Herrmann, the President of the United States
of Europe. Would you like an example of one of his haikus?
Oh, hit it. Three waves roll into port together. The trio is
home. What? Miss, she's falling off her chair. That's just a
haiku man that says,
I know what haiku is, but that's high bad.
Three waves rolling to port together. The trio is home.
Notice maybe it's code, man. Listen, it's the magic number
three. It's about the third wave of the tsunami. It's about
hookers and blow with the trio. It's
did female members of the Navy are called waves.
It's all code magic numbers. And the guy is a is a troll. Really,
guy is a troll haiku Herrmann. Alright, let's let's go back to
our Napoleon friend. Sarkozy. Oh, bonjour, bonjour, Leanne
Bozo. Michela puffs. Did you have those in school? John, your
French lessons. Some people in the chat room remember that one,
you made the point that in the 21st century, there needs to be
a greater level of economic cooperation between all the
countries in the world, not just you know, not just the countries
that are on the Security Council, but that places such as
Japan and Latin America don't have any real spots there and
that their voices are not being heard.
Okay, hold on a second. So what shortcodes he's going to propose
and by the way, he keeps making this threat that when the French
take over the presidency of the, of the of the,
of the council Starfleet Command
of the 20. He, he talks about, you know, what they want to do,
it seems to me is they want to water down the Security Council.
So it's, like so many members on there that we don't have as much
of an influence. It's all this is all just aimed at, at
screwing us everything he says is and then he they asked him
about, Well, who would be on the thing, you know, who would be
members of the Security Council from like, South America? And,
and he said, Well, they should pick it up themselves. And then
he tells us, which they should pick. He says Brazil, for
example, should be on but they can pay whatever they want. But
you wouldn't leave Brazil out, would you? Anyway, the play it
made the argument that the you know, in the case of Japan, they
lost the war, it could also be said that Africa and Latin
America are not being listened to for the simple reason that in
recent history, they were colonies, if the developing
world is to have its voice heard him
talk about a journalist with an agenda, by the way, Jesus, yeah,
get beyond it, man get to your question.
Oh, this new corporation? What sort of framework do you
envision for that become becoming the case?
Well, I mean, it's a simple system. Every part every region
of the world must have two to three representatives on the UN
Security Council on a permanent basis.
Oh, this is the Trilateral Commission idea. This is the
whole plan is we have these regions, United States of North
America, United States of Europe, United States of
Caribbean, United States of Asia. And then we all go up
there and sit on our in the on the big in the big tower, and we
call all the shots. That's what that is.
And every region of the world should be able to determine
freely the base on which they choose that two or three
representatives there again, the world doesn't need uniformity.
Let me take the example of Latin America. Should it be Brazil?
Should it be Argentina, this is for me, should elect their
representatives, that will be wrong to a permanent seat. It's
up to them to decide. We, the international community should
say look, what what we want as permanent members of the
Security Council, one or two people representing Latin
America, choose them as you will it could be via elections, it
can be on a rotating basis. It can be huge country like Brazil.
I mean, how can you imagine running the affairs of the world
without the Brazilian giant sitting at the table? For the
African countries, there are some 50 African countries
standby Africa, you're about to get screwed bend over
the representatives of South Africa, which alone represents
40% Millions of African GDP of the African economy or a giant
countries such as Nigeria that has more than 100 million
inhabitants, it's up to them to decide and determine it, it is
not up to us. And my aim, My ambition is to fast track this
one. When France is in the presidency of the G 20, and the
g8
Ah, there it is, we'll just went when when we're in control,
we're all going to screw you, then it's all over.
It's unbelievable. You can go to the next clip, which is our cosy
pushing world governance, which I also had, it was also a little
this long, but it's, it's,
it's fascinating, because the thing that I liked the most is
that you don't actually know what the guy is saying. He's got
he's got some brought along for the ride. And she, she's
translating it. And let me just these translators I've always
worried about this, you know, Tony, the guy who drives me to
the airport when I'm in San Francisco, who drives like a
beat up towncar Yeah, he's one of these translators for
diplomats, ya know, but it's just like a dude, you know, he's
like,
this woman seemed a little more adept than most, because it
seemed to be flowing better than some of the most, change the you
know, the verbs nouns constantly. But here he goes on
this speech lasted forever. So I'd have to find some good areas
of it. But this one is where he starts to push the glow over go.
This one is basically this screw you in the United States, screw
your dollar. It's bogus. And screw the fact that you're not
like doing what we say you should do. Here we go.
I simply add a last point here, which will be something that the
academics might wish to mull over, which is that I'm calling
for the establishment of a new international world monetary
system. We cannot.
Nice, he's calling for it. Oh, do you hear that, John? Yes,
sir. Calling for calling for it.
Continue as we are. But my dear friends of the United States of
America, that knowledge is no longer the world's single
currency. It is a very important currency. But it is not the only
currency. The one
who's in the audience of this thing, who's sitting there
listening to this? jabroni?
I did. You know, it's at Columbia University. So I'm
assuming it's a bunch of professors, a lot of
journalists. I don't know why, what the point of it is. And I
have no idea who's in the audience, but they're all
nodding their heads a lot. Oh, yeah.
The Chinese currency is an important currency and part of
your savings is in Chinese hands. So we have to come up
with we have to design a new international monetary order and
decide together on how to handle Yeah, I've
been reading that one is kind of the new mean, it's the monetary
world order. It's saying that it's like, oh, it has to be
monitored, which of course, is more dangerous than calling for
global governance. That's exactly what happened in Europe,
is they made one currency, one euro. And then everyone's like,
Oh, good. We don't have to change our money. And the
Bulevar. No, it is like, what? genetically modified crops? Why?
It's well, who approved that? What?
Who's out there? You know, the funny thing is, Europe was so
adamant about genetically modified crops, and the next
thing you know, they're legal, they're, they're eating them up.
They're in the can
manage interest rates and how to regulate a new international
world international monetary order. That is a fascinating
discussion, which I will push forward. When we're in the
presidency of the G 20. And something in which I will be
talking about with President Obama, you see, you will
governance a new
international was actually a fantastic photo. And I'll have
to look it up as Sarkozy and Obama are running to a press
conference in the White House that I guess had to go from one
room to the other and they're running and they look like
they're, you know, they're poised like superheroes, you
know, like doll doll doll Tada. And they're both running
together, they're there. Their steps are bouncing, you have to
see it, I'll put it in the show notes,
monetary system and your system to regulate commodity prices,
and means a new ways of regulating the market economy.
I can't listen to it anymore. John, you gotta,
you gotta keep listening,
and free trade. That is what matters that is going to shape
the world in which you are going to be living, and that you will
not build and design by simply reading the books that lay out
the theories of the 19th century. But by coming up with
the ideas that we need for the 21st century, don't read
books, read Hammonds, haikus don't read. Don't read any
economic books, haikus will save us.
The excellent us In all of this is that today my dear friends
ladies and gentleman we have the world is our oyster we can
reinvent anything if we have the imagination and the cooperation
that we need between Europe and the United States of America.
Thank you for your attention
We Are the World meanwhile the guy can't keep his own country
in check French workers are threatening to blow up a factory
in Saudi mattacks is the name of the factory they make car rugs
and they love the French workers
yeah they have petrol bombs near a huge gas tank in the St Louis
for you don't give us better wages then and better layoff
compensation. We're blowing this fucker is sky high. And of
course, you know, no one buys French cars anymore. No. And
there's a huge unemployment rate higher than the United States in
France.
Yeah, today. Yeah, I know. Sorry, coach, but Sarcos is
gonna be a big shot when it takes over the G 20. Now just
give me a this one clip of Bolton explaining global global
governance, which I think segues nicely with what Sarkozy said.
Hermann Von Raab, poor. The former Prime Minister of Belgium
said in his inaugural address,
why doesn't he just say the President of the United States
of Europe, why does have to be former Prime Minister of Belgium
wants to know, that's right. And Vaughn
Ron poor, the former Prime Minister of Belgium said in his
inaugural address, which I'm sure you've all read, right. In
his inaugural address in November of last year, he
described 2009. That's, I just got to stop there for a second.
Did you hear that what he just did? But he said in his
inaugural address, which I'm sure you all read, right?
Stupid. You didn't read anything. And it was like, oh,
that's that's Bolton's weakness. In his inaugural address, in
November of last year, he described 2009. And I'm quoting,
as the first year of global governance, with the
establishment of the G 20. In the middle of the financial
crisis, we actually
talked about this on Thursday show, this is what they're going
to do the it'll all be managed by the G 20. It's not going to
be the United Nations. But the G 20 is the new Starfleet Command.
The Climate Conference in Copenhagen is another step
toward the global management of our planet, close quote. So this
is the this is the attitude, the approach of many people who
favour moving toward global governance. And so I think we're
entitled to ask one year into the Obama administration. What
is the President's view of American sovereignty? How does
he view these issues? And I think we can see already that
the President has President Obama has a very different view
of American sovereignty than the long line of President certainly
since Franklin Roosevelt. In some respects, he harks back to
Woodrow Wilson, in his devotion to multilateralism as a process
and as an outcome,
right. multi-lateralism as in trilateral.
Right, well, that's just three laterals
Do we try is multi. Yeah, it's more than one,
whatever. But anyway, the point is, is that we're setting this
up to screw us.
So this is the type of analysis that we try to bring you on
every single show. It takes a lot of time to put this
together. And there was a an interesting discussion thread at
no agenda forums.com, about us calling out our national
treasure, the NPR as well as PBS, and I just want to set
something straight. There. Both of those organisations do have
some outstanding programming, no doubt about it. However, when
you understand how they are funded, how they actually make
money, you have to think about what they're not reporting on,
not the things that they are reporting on. Let's let's just
listen one more time to the clip of the President of NPR and
about their funding or rather, the decline in their funding and
what they actually call it
Okay, moving on to money. How are NPRs corporate underwriting
revenues holding up in the recession? And what about
foundation grants to different stories? Underwriting is
underwriting is is down it's down for everybody. I mean, this
is this is this is the area that is most down for us is in is in
sponsorship, underwriting advertising, call it whatever
you want.
Exactly, call it whatever you want, because it is pure
advertising. And although I enjoy watching Bill Moyers happy
news journal. I don't see a lot of news stories about General
Electric Monsanto or Archer Daniels Midland company who
sponsor slash underwrite or advertised, whatever you want to
call it on those shows. And this is exactly the problem. It used
to be from fine, upstanding citizens like you and from
foundations. Now, on this show, we don't know how to get found
foundation grants. I wouldn't know how to do it. We've asked
many times, if someone can help us out, no one stood up and
said, Oh, yeah, I know how to do that. You know, I drive by the
Getty every day,
when the likelihood of getting a foundation grant for the show is
zero. Yeah, they would take it because they need a bit they
need.
Oh, oh, come back to me, John.
I have miski bits about foundations that we had. On the
next show we do on Thursday, I'll have some some kind of
negative foundation information involving the school system,
which is I'm trying to deconstruct a huge speech that
was given by this woman who wrote this fantastic book. Her
name is Diane Ravitch and she wrote The Death and Life of the
American school system, she's an ex kind of she I think she was
the Reagan administration, the education department now she's
apparently she's given up on all the conservatives, because they
don't they have their heads up their butts about the education.
And she's given up on although there, she's amazing, amazing
speech, unfortunately, it's over an hour. And I have to take a
few choice clips, but she blasts the Gates Foundation for
screwing up the education structure in the United States.
And we'll get to that next week. It is the kind of stuff you
really can't do with with foundations. If you've been
sponsoring you, we need public support. In other words, people
who listen to this show have to say, look is this is this two
hours as it's worth as much as me going to a movie and watching
a movie, I might not end up liking what you have to pay for
in advance. Yeah.
You gotta buy $40 worth of popcorn and you sit in a dark
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strangers. I mean, come on,
come on. So we added this, what's it worth to you? So this
is why we asked for money. We do spend, you know, 10 minutes,
maybe a show at the most right. And you know, we don't interrupt
the show necessarily the flow of the show to do this. And which
is another advantage, which I the reason I don't like
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fact that it's corrupting. So, you know, just think about it.
Well, the corrupting
part is really the is really the main point is it's just how it
works. You just can't go around doing a lot of stories when when
you can't bite the hand that feeds you.
Yes, it's rude. And both John
and I have been it's, it is it is bad manners. And both John
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I'm sure we could get some menial gig anywhere we wanted
for some, we could probably
get a job at Fox or someplace we could probably getting the more
money that we make during the show, but it would suck.
Yeah. And yeah, hell yeah. It's like, oh, sorry, John, that was
a really interesting thought. But let's break away for an
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So the question we mentioned virus or fee, Russ Elta. Barney.
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And John, we have
Eric beef and Bristol.
You're walking on your walk. You're stepping on a man now.
There you go. It's new. It's fresh. I get it. All right.
Yeah. Eric Besian. Donated $50. To the show to his friend John.
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He says John Hornblower Happy Birthday on behalf of your
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how are we doing on the design?
We didn't make any progress in the last four days. Got the
whole
family there though. Right. So this is a divorce X family
effort, I believe.
Yeah. So Pay Pal sucks.com Coincidentally, is the run by
the guy who runs the sysop for divorce, uncensored blog. Mark
percale he hates PayPal. Yeah,
they do kind of blow but it's kind of working to make
mechanism that works. And I got a note here we need to read
Henry cutting him we just read that one. Eric's not on the
ball. He's a little off. Stop feeding those kids cognac man.
That's no good. Hey, let's take a look at our knighthoods for
today John. was our first night
well we can go with we can start with the ECB in Tokyo
okay unsheath you're ready CBT in Tokyo meal before us as we
now night. Sir ECB in Tokyo our next night John?
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I wanted to say one more thing about Vander Hengst. Lived in
Holland for 10 years. And he wants me to say on the air is
the town name, which I'll attempt to do because he wants
to think he thinks I'm going to botch it horribly. And it's
spelled W add INXV and I would assume you know how to pronounce
it. Yes. I would guess it to be lauding Drean what being
John, turn your head over here visiting Spain. How far was I?
Not bad. fundings fame,
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And do we have wichard is Randy a night today?
I thought we made Randy a night last show.
Randy Asher, like,
oh, no, I don't know. No, I think Randy's gonna have to do
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the law of the land mean cropping up in two different
forms
I showed you here's a class you want to hear this. The law of
the land meme crept over into the sports world under some new
rule in the NFL. They said they call it the law of the land.
Really? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Well, that new regulation is now the
law of the land of this football rule.
Well, so you know, my whole thinking behind this is that
whenever it comes to a constitutional or law that might
might conflict with the Constitution, then it's
immediately called law of the land. It's been used for the
Federal Reserve Act, and now for the health care act. But also,
Lyndon Johnson used it in the 60s, when putting Medicare and
Medicaid into place. He said, This is now the law of the land,
which I thought was very interesting, since that was also
at the time, I would presume that was deemed as perhaps
unconstitutional. But then here's this, this congressman
from Illinois law,
which says you just got there is a no gender stickers.com site
already.
So this is what Phil hair. He is. Democratic congressman from
Illinois, he's being grilled by a number of constituents about
the constitutionality of health care. And I don't really even
care to get into that we've discussed it ad nauseam. But it
is very interesting when he gives his take on that.
Point. And the point is, is that for me, when, when a little boy
Well, if this is a piece of people's lives, it's people's
children. It's when you take your child to the hospital and
you think it's really bad and your heart is pumping and
pumping and pumping and pumping while you're while you're
waiting for the doctor to tell you what it is. And then the
doctor comes out says it's going to be okay, so you don't have
insurance and you stuck with a 10 or $15,000 Bill and your
heart starts pumping it What am I going to do? I talked to a
woman that does bankruptcies good friend of mine is an
attorney.
happening with the economy. We've gotten through this
doctors were Don't worry about the Constitution on this to be
honest.
I don't worry about the Constitution. Yeah. who
worries about the Constitution? By the way, how many how often
is somebody to take the doctor kid to the doctor to a hospital
or whatever? And the doctor said the kids okay, and then you're
stuck with a $15,000. Bill.
Yeah, exactly. Here's a bill. You know, and, and I'm still
waiting. You know, we're seeing pundits, we're seeing
politicians, could I please see one of the 32 million people who
are happy? Could you please just show just show me 100 of them.
Just show me a little group of people are going Yay, I got
health care. There's nobody. No one's getting anything. I don't
understand how can we can't show these people. Show me someone
who's going to be happy that they'll get it in 2014. Just
show me one. One. They don't show it to me because it's not
there. And the President meanwhile, he's walking around.
He's going everywhere. He's selling the bill. And I don't
have I do have a soundbite of it but it's 17 minutes long.
He's he just got to cut down his
Yeah, woman asked him at the rally I think in Pennsylvania or
Portland, Portland probably. You know, so this is going to raise
our taxes right? And he goes into this 17 minute answer
doesn't answer the question about all kinds of non
sequiturs. It just doesn't answer the question. And and,
and the thing that bothers me the most, is this incessant? Oh,
it's going to lower our deficit by $1 trillion in two decades,
because the you know, he made the mistake of saying in one
decade but the Congressional Budget Office, I think that's
determined it right the CBO. They said, It's possible it
could lower it in the second decade, but we don't project
past 10 years. So we've taken quite a bit of liberty with this
lower by a trillion dollars in in two decades. And by and then
in two decades, if we're alive.
Yeah, we're not being run by the French
next week. The could be as early as next week, we could start to
see our new taxes on carbon emissions because of course, you
know, climate gate didn't really exist, there was no covering up
of decline in temperatures No, no, let's just keep pushing
through.
As as if nothing happened, nothing has
happened that looks like the EPA, the Environmental
Protection Agency will declare as early as next week. Of
course, they've already officially declared carbon
dioxide as a dangerous global warming gas, get rid of your
plants cut down the trees, they're emitting poison. And
they will be given the the Fiat the Go ahead, if you will, to
start imposing taxes on carbon, which will be billed as a
pollution tax. They're trying to get rid of the cap and trade and
all those memes that didn't work that have got a bad rap. So be
on the lookout for news about pollution, aka when
we had like real air pollution in this country, we still do in
some areas, there was never attacks like this real
pollution, I'm not talking about you know, carbon dioxide, which
is a natural product that's part of nature comes and goes you
breathe it out when you breathe it out. And plants breathe it
in. Why? Why was there never a tax on real pollution when we
had real pollution problems, because
we didn't have $23 trillion of debt that we can't pay back. I
mean, in I think in in four or five years, our entire the
entire taxes raised so like, you know, trillion bucks, whatever
it is, we raise in taxes annually, we'll go to paying
interest, we've got the worst credit card deal in history.
It'll just be interest, we'll never be able to pay it down. So
you know, Something's gotta give. And so we need we need the
money. I have a quick one from the Art Department known as
shadow. There's a big race on in California for the next Governor
of California. Meg Whitman, and we've you've Well, I don't think
you'd like John. I don't dislike Meg Whitman. Oh, you will? Well,
you're well when I'm done with this. Did you know that she was
on the board of directors for Goldman Sachs in 2001. Yeah, I
did that. Yeah. And that she actually was fined $3 million
for spinning, which is not sitting on the bike ride and
real fast without moving anywhere. But that is a trick.
You can do it an IPO where you're given shares as an
insider before the public can get it. And then you basically
sell them at the offering. It's a it's an illegal practice. And
she was fined $3 million.
She hasn't got a chance of winning this thing. I mean, I've
had all these people say I would just say tell you right now
Jerry Brown is gonna win this election is not no doubt in my
mind. Is he a good guy? He's a dingbat. Okay,
so we're screwed. What doesn't California I don't
necessarily believe that's true. He's been in the government so
long, and he's so old, that he doesn't have any reason to, to,
you know, to worry about his future, anything else. And he'll
probably actually fix things, because he knows where all the
bodies are buried. He knows everybody who knows anyone. He's
works with all the most corrupt people in the Democratic Party,
who you'd be there'll be on board with him. And he'll gate
and just fix things. I'm telling you, I just have the sense of
it. I would like to say nothing to lose. I'd like the most
dangerous kind of Democrat.
I'd like you to take a look at this picture. The satellite
images I'm Skyping it to you right now. Because as you know,
I'm all over HAARP. And, and turning on the earthquake
machines. There's been a set of amazing patterns on radar over
Australia known as Gitmo nation down under
somebody. This is an April Fool's No,
it's not No it's not. It is not an A this has been they've been
reporting this for several weeks now. This started back in
January. And the Bureau of what do they call it down there?
Now let me read people the sub heads mysterious shapes appear
on radar Bureau of Meteorology, say it's interference which is
what it looks like. Get And then yes of
course interference from HAARP there conspiracy theorists
are buzzing and here we got one now with this Mr. Adam curry.
Look, he's buzzin
yeah I am because yes, of course it's interference, but this
radar interference doesn't necessarily look like you know,
ninja stars. Like a ninja.
Somebody who does who's making these patterns use use the dough
agenda logo.
That's what we need now. We got something Yeah. Hey Harf. Guys,
could you please project like the no agenda bad signal over
Australia when you're trying to cause earthquakes in Japan?
Because that's what they're doing. is described as the Ring
of Fire. Which is a bizarre red star over Broome January 22,
sinister spiral burst over Melbourne. This is weird. It's
you have to admit it's not like your typical radar disturbance.
John, well, if it's not an April Fool's gag, it's not it's not an
IT. The mineralogy issue will be people should link to this. He's
going to add him I'm sure he's going to highlight this in the
show notes. Because yeah, and by the way, people, you should
subscribe to the show notes. Because eventually we're going
to put them on our newsletter, and it'll be the easiest way to
get them. So and there's a subscription box at the bottom
of the curry.com. Site. I think I did no agenda show. Do you
have it on there, too?
Yeah. No agenda show.com. The only place I can't do it, is it
No agenda.media.com? Because the they won't accept the JavaScript
or whatever, right? I did kind of like what's going over going
on in Google Deutschland, Google dog get mo Deutschland, Google
Dutch? Well, it's a story about Google, we can only hope. Well,
I like what the Germans are doing. So I have to say, when it
comes to the United States of Europe, I love what the French
are doing. They're like, Hey, we're gonna blow up the factory.
Like, we need some more of that over here. Like we're gonna blow
up the factory if you don't give us what we want. And in in, in
Germany, and I have to say, I don't like these Google cars. I
don't like Google Streetview. I see no benefit to it. I don't
see. You know, I don't use it. I don't know, do you use it, John,
is it really incredibly handy for some reason where
it kind of you know where it comes in handy. It's and it's
happened a couple of times. And when you're using this all day,
and Google is actually thinking in more long term that with more
long term strategy, then I think a lot of people want to give him
credit for it. And with the Google of those little cars that
drive around. So I'm, I'm using the Google Nexus One I punch in
and for turn by turn instructions to go to somebody's
place. And I punch in the address and I drive in drive and
drive. It says you have arrived at your destination and you look
on your phone, and there's a picture of the person's house.
Okay, so I was
looking at and many times I'm saying this is valuable, because
many times especially nowadays, there's not enough guys painting
the you know, the addresses on the curbs anymore. You don't
need the mailbox. People don't keep their you know, they don't
have a light on their done their address. You don't know which
house it is you have to kind of figure it out with there's 36
there's 38 there's 42, that must be 39. Here, you have to guess
and the always
you could just say yes, I see some benefit to it, we get the
idea.
The Germans However, my long winded explanation is a good
one. No,
the Germans However, remember these groups were they called?
Oh, yeah, the Nazis and the Stasi secret police. And they
remember, you know, like privacy is kind of an important thing.
And so they're not too hot on these on these Google cars
driving around with cameras, and so they're basically sabotaging
them.
Like they sabotaging them.
An employee found the note under the windscreen saying, please do
not drive away, you have a puncture. They had punctured the
tires of the Google vehicle. Yeah, I saw one of these driving
on the road the other day, you're in California, it's just
like, you know, just because Google doesn't mean I'm gonna
like it. Ya know, and, you know, we've got all these
at home and the Europeans are more likely to object to this.
And I don't blame them,
because they're right, because they have some history. Yeah.
And actually, I do have some good news in that regard. But
first, you've probably seen an Apollo Tonto on some of the new
shows, now talking about the enhanced security measures that
will be put into place at US airports. So of course, we're
talking about the naked body scanners, that's one and now,
they're also going to do a lot Secondary checks, they're going
to be looking at Yeah, profiling you basically saying, Hey, I
think we need to talk to you. I see what was the other there was
one. Oh, and this was pretty interesting. So you have this
CNN article about the fool. And so. So there's like, oh, there's
these these full body scanner scanners. And they're really
good. Look at what we found. And they show you five pictures,
they show you a little bag of crack, a little bag of coke, a
bag of weed, a bag of probably ecstasy pills, and a pouch with
five joints. Hello, that's my business.
To be used for anything other than spot terrorism and their
weapons and the rest of it, they go out and out said this a
jillion times that we're not looking for your drugs. We're
not looking for this. We're not looking for contraband. We're
not looking for your notes. We're not looking, you know to
go. This is bogus, then.
Yeah, but this is what they're doing. They're showing the
actual pictures proudly of oh, look, we've got all your drugs.
Because that's what the scanners are really for to throw you in
jail. And the TSA has no rights to do that. Do they
know they're specifically told not to do that?
Well, they're now being specifically told to do that.
And we got a note from
you know, the way it works, they're told not to do it, and
they do the scan. And then they look at and say that, doesn't
that look suspicious? And then they go are called Crowder cops
runner and regards and then they tell somebody else. The local
police that happened to be in the airport to have you been
noticed. And you know, there's a bunch of cops are roaming around
and they just grab you as you come up the escalator just on
suspicion. And
it's funny because back in the day, when when I was smoking
weed, you know, I carry all the time, not internationally, I've
done that as well. But it carry all the time. And people say, Oh
man, what are you doing? I said, No, then I'm looking for drugs
and looking for guns and explosives. And there would
never be a problem ever. But now these these body scanners which
by the way, although it's a CNN report, you know that they've
now requested documents under Freedom of Information Act. And
we already knew this, of course, the actual tender for these body
scanners says it must be able to store images, even though we
keep getting told oh, we'll never store images. That's bull.
Yeah, there'll be a book out with everybody's, you know, a
bunch of images and you know, weird fat looking guys and guys
with you know, big Schwartz's and hot women with you know,
bladder theory, you know, these things are actually called 3d
imaging. Right. They're called 3d imaging scanners. Yeah, they
are. Wouldn't it be interesting if you have all of these 3d
images of people, you can basically go and create movies.
If you have all this data? Yeah, movies, real people.
Like it's gonna be mostly used to do statistical analysis of
the public at large. You're all fat. You're all fat.
Trevor, one of our listener producers sent in a note I'm
travelling a lot lately and noticed the new uniforms and
shiny gold badges on the mag and bags, Storm Troopers, like that.
Magan bags, Storm Troopers. And instead of these badges saying
TSA exclusively, many of them now read c a s. So I asked one
of the stormtroopers what c a s is versus TSA. I recognise the
woman's used to be a red code security person. She said TSA
has subcontracted the CAS company to do the work of the
TSA. So CSS is covenant services worldwide. And it's actually
covenant Aviation Services. Aviation Security, I'm sorry.
And from their website at covenant security.com,
exclusively dedicated to the aviation community to provide
Total Security Solutions and the protection of our nation's
airways and travellers. We provide quality services,
including airport screening and develop individualised products
and services, and multifaceted integrated project designs and
installations. So for a Department of Homeland Security,
which is huge. They just built a $2 billion complex. They've got
hundreds of 1000s of people working for them. We still have
to, to contract out this work.
You know, there was a we talked about this. A few months ago,
when we had a C span report. Then they said they had
something like 200,000 contractors. That's
favourable. Yeah. And you look at the website, and it's, by the
way, they're at SFO Is there a base San Francisco? Of course
there's no information mission first customers always TM.
There's
no part of the government or grant, sorry, this part of the
government programme to outsource anything that where
there's liability issues.
Oh, here we go. Let's see Robert L. Cole is the CEO. He possesses
more than 26 years of extensive experience in his pocket. Let's
see. Oh, he's from Chicago. Okay. The President Gerald R. L.
Barry. See where he's from? This is where you got to look at
people. You got to you got to look at where these people are
coming from. So he was with the FAA. Okay, he's a total Insider.
Ah, he holds a Department of Defence Secret clearance. Ooh,
that's nice. These are all like Gitmo dudes. Man. This is
amazing. Thomas long executive vice president. He is actually
in charge of the CAS that's the airport secured. Let's see what
he's been doing. Oh, yes,
please, guys are a division of Blackwater.
Well, they are essentially a type of Blackwater. It's
unbelievable that we're that we're sourcing all this stuff
out
to the show. We're outsourcing. TSA jobs, people who wear
badges, which means basically mall cops, if they're not
working for the government. This would happen like in San
Francisco, they've outsourced all the parking metre stuff to
some company, some dipshit company, and they just hand it
to you. They hand out tickets as metre maids work for the city
and they hand out the tickets and all that stuff's collected
by a third party and you can't protest you can get a you know,
wrongful ticket, the courts won't deal with it because it
says a third of those that we have nothing to do with it. This
is abrogating responsibility. The government is doing this
over and over and over again. And when they talk about all
this money going to the government workers is actually
going to these contractors, and the workers are actually getting
screwed I'm sure comparative, they actually work for the
government. And then the government has to worry about
liability if one of them goes crazy starts shooting up the
place.
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. That's easy that way.
Cancer the government. Oh, they're contractors. Oh, they're
terrible people. We fired him. Of course, they never fired
them.
So just on the pope gate, because we have to this, this is
an unbelievable video. So there's this no, this is ongoing
about the cover up that the Pope covered up that he knew that
this priest was being reinstated. The hell frickin
rollover pop up crap.
Should make clips. Yeah, well,
right. So first of all, the US bishops have very quietly
reinstated the accused priests in our own US base scandal just
been reinstated. There's amazing accounts of Vatican officials
saying hey, you know, you need to you need to respect the
uniform. That is our cloth. But this blew me away. This is I
think on Larry King Live. So on the show, we have Sinead
O'Connor. You remember Sinead O'Connor was the beautiful bald
singer who did nothing compares to you, which was a Prince song
was number one all over the world. And then she she kind of
just freaked out and she went crazy. She grew her hair back
and now she looks like a Hausfrau. And so she's on Skype.
Then we've got who's this guy? Bill Donohue? Have you ever
heard of him? No. So he is he defends the church wherever he
can. So the show is clear. Right? We've got Sinead
O'Connor. She's in Ireland where this most recent paedophilia
scandal has taken place. And she's like, whoa, you know,
she's obviously crazy. And you know, she's the one that ripped
a picture of the Pope on Saturday Night Live. Remember
that? Yeah, she was on to this way back when I'm talking like
90s, maybe even 80s. So I want you to listen about how this
Bill Donohue defends? paedophilia, it's quite amazing.
Let's come down to you. Is it gonna get better before it gets
worse?
Oh, it's it's already gotten better. The timeline of the
damage was the mid 60s to the mid 80s. But Rasika has taken a
number of important steps. It's harder for practising
homosexuals to get into the priesthood. And that's a very
good thing.
It's harder, not impossible. It's just harder. There's more
hoops to jump through. But it's not impossible.
Like Paul has said before. We've only had six cases of
allegations in the last year or so. I'm very encouraged about
the future. I just hope that the other religions and the public
schools will look at the Catholic Church today as a model
of excellence, because we have a lot to teach them. Sinead, are
you optimistic?
I feel that maybe we might adopt somewhere tonight and this idea
that let's, let's say for argument's sake, there was no
cover up despite what the reports say. If that's true,
then the Pope and the Vatican and Catholicism we mean brought
into disrepute by the those members of the clergy over the
decades who did not go to the police. And so accidentally
unwittingly, another crime is actually being committed by the
Vatican, which is that they have not reported that these people
are harbouring criminals by accident, then these people have
covered up crimes a child who
by the way, I love how calm she is. She's doing this this is
real. This is really good. And she's trying to be not pissed
off. And she's really explaining it clearly very good or the
stuff she's doing here. But the outrage is about the company's
covering up, they brought the Talos ism into disrepute. If
that's true, then they should be total in the morning by the
Vatican, every one of them who covered up, go to the police and
turn yourselves. Well said, Thomas,
Bill is good, but you cannot link homosexuality to a
paedophilia crisis in the Catholic Church.
It's not for the victims of post pubescent right, I'm sorry, if
I'm the only ones gonna deal with facts tonight, then that'll
be it. The vast majority of the victims are post pubescent
that's not paedophilia buddy. That's homosexuality. So.
So he's saying, This was homosexuality, not paedophilia,
because the vast majority of these children were post
pubescent Eric Owens, what their lemon. Well, let's sinead
o'connor should be on our show, John, because she asked this
very question.
Bill, I don't think is a person of faith that you really know
what you're talking about when it comes to
justice. It's not my system. It's not in my opinion. Take a
look at the social science data. Most homosexuals are that way?
No, you just said that they've cut down on homosexuals.
Want to get in Sinead God quickly? Can I Can I just ask
very quickly with that gentleman. I'm sorry. I don't
know your name. Sir. Could you I'm not quite sure what post
pubescent means Would you mind explaining that to me?
Explain what what does pose
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post pubescent leaves me on puberty. Okay, give me in other
words, you're an adolescent. And that's what homosexuals do. And
most of the molesters have been homosexuals in the Catholic
Church.
So the boys deserved it because they're post pubescent.
Now, if you want to take that conclusion, I think that's
careless. I never said that. Why would you say that about
homosexuals?
Sorry, Larry. Yeah, Larry, what age does somebody become, you
know, post pubescent in America as a matter of interest? What is
the age? All right. I don't know. Let's see, okay. Ah, look
to all 13 And it's all cool man. That just gay.
Unbelievable guys,
outrageous.
And a bunch of different shows. Sinead
O'Connor actually has her hands in her hair, and it's tearing it
out now on screen. This is like, why isn't it like the guy's
unbelievable?
No, that character has been on almost all the talk shows as an
apologist for the church. He's the hitman. Where's the he's
come out down. He's made. But he's been it's terribly. He
doesn't even he's like blowing it. It's
beyond blowing it. It's just, it's unbelievable. And now and
you watch this come out the Boy Scouts of America. I mean, the
jokes have been around for 100 years. But the Boy Scouts of
America are sitting on something they call the perversion files.
There apparently are 20,000 pages of documented testimony
and evidence about fiddling going on in the Boy Scouts of
America. Which, by the way, is a group that Obama supports wholly
because you know, they're all being trained to take away your
guns. It's unbelievable. This thing is blowing wide open. It
goes to the upper echelons of the Yeah,
and that's why it's never gonna blow right wide open by your own
theory.
Yeah, you're probably right. But it's, uh, people do need to be
aware of it. Yeah, awareness is a good thing. Hey, your printer
is spying on you, potentially. John. This was an interesting
piece of tech news that I don't think is well documented. But we
have a lot of sis admins and network admins and programmers
and engineers out there. And I'll put this link in the in the
show notes. This is I don't know if you heard about this earlier.
Actually. Or Last year was discovered that a webcam
attached to your computer could be activated remotely. Of
course, we know that. But did you know your printer can spy on
you? A computer technician name withheld by request, which
didn't run on April 1 Now did it?
No, no. Let me see if I can find when it was. So Happy April
Fool's Day.
Good. I saved your butt. Thank
you. They just put that up there. I'd look for the April
Fool's joke. Thank you. Oh, I appreciate that.
So as we wrap up,
wait, let me tell you there is hope. Let me do a good news
story then. There is a good news story. Judge Vaughn Walker, who
was hearing the case, which is known as the Al Haramain vs.
Bush has ruled for the plaintiffs and against the US
government on a motion for summary judgement, which
essentially means the government has no cased, this was the
warrantless wiretap. So at least one judge has said you had no
warrant, you had no right to do this. This was illegal. And he's
throwing he wants to throw the case out. And I'm happy about
that, although I'm sure this is going to be just a small drop in
the bucket. But it's always it's always hopeful when you see
stuff like this is like, okay, that's nice. I'm happy to see
that.
Yeah, yeah. No, no, yeah, I think it's good. So, after we're
done, we're signing off. I want to play John Bolton's little
diatribe on sovereignty. Part of his speech that he gave to the
Heritage Foundation. Does that sovereignty Okay, yeah. On
sovereignty, too. And, and then there's, we also have, we're
talking about charter schools and the rest of it. Next week,
if you want to play a pre a kind of a teaser you want you can
play the NAEP education clip, which is part of the talk. It
was an interview, actually, on C span with Diane Ravitch. And
there's two pieces of information in this little clip
that are quite interesting. And what would something we're gonna
have to discuss it there's gonna be a little lengthy discussion
when we do it in the next show. But it's people need to be aware
of what's going on. And let me just put it this way, No Child
Left Behind is screwing us all.
So what does NAEP stand for? The National
it's a shame. It's explained in the clip,
very briefly tell, tell people who are watching what what nape
is you are you used to be on the board that govern this. And it's
a test that sometimes it's called The Nation's Report Card,
just explain what it is and why it's a federal testing
programme. It's called the National Assessment of
Educational Progress. It's known as nape in a EP, it's often
referred to as the gold standard of testing, because it does not
have stakes. It's given to samples to scientific samples of
kids throughout the United States, and also state by state.
The nape test is given in reading and math every other
year. And it's also given on an a less frequent basis. But it's
also offered in US history will be offered in world history. And
there sciences tested writing as tested civics is tested. So
there are all of these different subjects that are part of nape,
but it's only reading and math. It's tested every other year.
It's expensive. But it gives us a very good snapshot of how
we're doing what progress we're making in progress has been
slow. I mean, oddly enough, the biggest progress that's been
made in reading and math was made before the adoption of No
Child Left Behind in that sense. That's interesting. And what was
it that was done to get those results? Well, I think there was
an emphasis on improving without penalties. And I think that
information itself is a valuable spiritual improvement. But I
don't, I think we may have reached a kind of a bottoming
out point with all of this beating up on people. And that's
why I think we've seen so little progress because we don't, we
don't really have a mean, to make it progress. For instance,
in reading, you need a lot of general knowledge. And there's
no emphasis on general knowledge. There's just emphasis
on reading skills. And so we have many children who are
trained to take the state test and they're trained like parents
or they're trained like seals, they can take the state test,
they actually get fairly good scores on the state test. But
then when nape tests the same children, they haven't taken
chess preparation for nape, because it doesn't exist, and
they do poorly. We've seen no improvement in reading up to
this point and for eighth graders from 1998 to 2007. It's
been fun.
You know, what do you take away from this clip?
Well, this is just part of a lot of clips of the If you want to
listen to the entire speech, which is too long, but she's
basically saying that these programmes that are, I mean,
everybody senses this anyway, that the kids aren't learning
anything anymore. They're being taught how to take the test.
Because the the, you know, the state test that they have now
that they've forced on people, you know, it gives you if you
don't improve, and Obama said this, if the schools don't
improve, they don't do a better job on the test. The next thing
you know, that, you know, the teachers are going to be fine.
They're gonna move everybody to a charter school. Right? Yeah.
Which is a commercial school. Right? Well, semi that's we're
going to talk about on the next show, and she has a long
explanation about the history of charter schools. And it's quite
interesting. And it's very educational, but what you come
away with, with this whole thing that she's talking about in the
book, which is called The Death and Life of the American school
system, and that's the subtitle something like how testing is
killing us. She says that she has a number of theses but the
the one this thing, we're not teaching people to think
anymore, we're just
teaching you how to take a test right? And if
you talk to kids now this is all the emphasis dude is not school.
So fun. It's always about taking this test. Well, it's all
performing. It's all about performance. And the same with
your credit score. It's all about you know, the test and the
performance and you have to comply and you know, the the
typical numbers game that seems to be played, I agreed, no one's
teaching anyone anything anymore.
So we'll talk about tests.
And I will say if you saw the meme email that came in, titled
T bionics Did you see that? No, that was pretty hilarious.
Here's the link. It's a it's a Flickr album collection. 147
pictures of signage seen at Tea Party protests.
Oh, yeah. You know, this is pretty funny. I'm sure it's
hilarious. But the fact is, I still think half of the really
dumb signs are put up by Axelrod and if
any, no proof that this is actually no proof about any
of this have I could go out there with a sign and a you
know, an Obama rally if they don't throw me out and have
something stupid to say. I mean, this is this is meaningless. And
John, that's why it's a meme.
Yeah, it's a totally mean they talk about it constantly. Oh,
these idiots. So even one of my bloggers posted a bunch of this
garbage, which is like the unless you actually talk to the
person find out who they are, you know, I mean, you don't know
anything about the science,
then you're actually just acting as a part of the part of the
wheel. And you're just propagating more of it. Just a
couple of quick hits here. In the Barack obama.com website
store, now available for $25. Health reform B F. D. As in Big
fucking deal. Yeah. Which I you know, I wouldn't pay any
attention to this. Other than that, it's at the official
Barack obama.com store. Like, okay, that's weird. Yeah, that's
more than weird. Then one that'll get your goat. This is
from the Wall Street Journal, PepsiCo, who of course make a
lot more than just coke. They make they own Frito Lay. And so
they now are experimenting with a secret new design or salt
whose crystals are shaped in size in a way that reduces the
amount of sodium consumers ingest. However, it's so special
that they're not telling us what the ingredients are. And they're
testing it Yeah, it will reduce the salt intake of customer
consumers of such products as Frito lays sour cream and onion
by an average of 25% this is that whole salt vibe. There's
a God thing is going on. Yeah, I
mean, it's like can't it can't wait this is the nanny state at
work can't we determine how much salt we want to eat? Why does
the government have to regulate it?
There's something screwy going on with salt
let's ask comrade Axel over there in the UK give him a
nation east to to look into the salt commodity prices I'm sure
just like sugar something weird is going on and they're you know
now that PepsiCo has some special secret formula I mean it
was there's gonna be another like, you know chemical that's
going to be put into our food instead of salt. And it was
some gold additive.
Goldman Sachs moving right along as we wind up the show, says
commodities may witness violent price spikes in the coming
months slash years. Well, there you go from the guys who
manipulate the prices for you.
Yeah, no, thanks. Oh, they lie a lot. They're the ones who said
oil was gonna go to 200 just before it collapsed. So many
times Goldman said X tells you one thing while something else
is going on.
So keep your eye on it. i Let's put it this way I wouldn't put
my money on their press release.
And as Horowitz and I noted on this last time we did the DHL
plug show that commodities have actually tanked. Oh, really?
Yeah.
The National Review has an interesting article based on
some reports that the Witherspoon Institute released
called the social costs of pornography. I don't know
anything about the Witherspoon Institute. But this of course is
a huge problem. It's an addiction. It's killing us. Porn
bad.
And killing us. Yeah. Oh, yes. Killing people. Why are they
texting porn while driving? Is that the problem?
You know, it's the conclusion is that we really have to get
serious about pornography. That's the conclusion here. And
we need some more laws that way they'd be it's easier to you
won't have to plant kiddie porn on people's computers to throw
them in jail just anti porn. Well, and by the way, Nick
nudity is now porn. So that's one of the problems well, I
would
like to know a little bit more about the addictive qualities of
pornography because this of course does tie into Tiger Woods
and Jesse James, the Sandra Bullock thing. All these guys
say, Oh, I'm addicted to porn. Actually. They're not saying the
news media is reporting that their sex to addicted to sex.
Right. And how does one become addicted to sex? How does that
work? Yes,
they they like it. I don't know. It makes no sense. It's the
biggest bogus thing ever. I mean, everybody technically is
addicted to sex as a way that human population increases. But
the addicted to porn to everything. It has to be an
addiction. I think this is part of the virology thing. So
numbers of vaccines. Exactly. Porn vaccine.
Keep it away from me. I don't I Love You know, I mentioned this
on daily source code. I'm sorry.
After the show's over. Everybody should go get the the
unexpurgated D DVD of Clockwork Orange.
Ooh, yeah. Oh, good one. Yeah, it's just it's this is worrying
to me. I'm seeing this crop up everywhere you know, this the
sex addiction The Internet is making sex addicts. It's like
it's weird. You know, it's like maybe they are coming out with
some kind of vaccine against sex addiction. And by the way, is it
such a bad thing is it is it like horrible if you're addicted
to sex? I mean, I don't think you're hurting any you might
hurt your own family. And you know, you might you know, your
own personal community, but it's not like, you know, it's not
it's not actually killing people. Is it?
Oh, no. Why Eric suggested Roundup Ready porn?
No, no, this roundup ready for? Now, what we all know is that
the internet is of course, actually made for porn. Finally.
Listen, and I'm gonna teach something relevant. Something
modern. Internet is really really great for porn. You know,
that's our Yeah, I love that song. I need to hear the chorus
for and then we'll get out of here. We're born like I'm
surfing
the internet. Why you think that was born? Born born? Nice. Of
course. We learned from our neighbours that the hilltop
watch tower was used many times by Vivid Entertainment. Oh,
really? Yes. So now there's a big search going on the daily
source code. Don't eat anything off the floor. Daily source code
listen, hey, come on over John have a dip in our pool. I just
gotta mention this last one because it's kind of kind of in
the in the same vibe. No firm evidence exists that body
piercing indicates mental illness. However, doctors should
consider screening patients with body piercings for high risk
behaviours, and psychic psychiatric sin symptoms such as
suicidal thoughts, say researchers who reviewed 23
published studies and here comes the analysis found this this is
this is your money at work. The analysis found that the reported
prevalence of body piercing ranged from 6.8% to 14% in the
general population 4.3 to 51% amongst teenagers young adults,
females were more likely the males have body piercing which
was associated with a wide range of potentially harmful
behaviours such as alcohol abuse, smoking, drug use, high
risk six, Russian Roulette, and problem gambling, Russian
Roulette, Russian roulette. What is what is that all about? This
is what I mean man, this people have way too much time on their
hands to do surveys. So if you're a body piercer, keep all
guns at bay. My daughter has piercings I don't see her
walking around playing Russian roulette or gambling. Yeah, can
I borrow the revolver? A bullet. Just one. That's all I need is
just one. At least he's not asking for a Glock with one
bullet. That's the wrong it's the wrong kind of Russian
roulette,
Russian roulette with a broom or an automatic. So don't forget
everybody. We're going to be playing that John Bolton clip
after the show. And so stay stay tuned.
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I'm going to take a dip in the pool, it's gooey. I'm Adam
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If I were you, I'd get a black light and some bleach while I
was doing that. And I'm here in Northern Silicon Valley where
there is less of that sort of thing necessary and there's a
storm coming. Um, John C. Dvorak
will talk to get on Thursday for the early service right here. I
know agenda.
Sovereignty is a is a critically important issue for Americans.
It's it's something we feel instinctively lies in all
American citizens. You know, the concept derives originally from
monarchies in Europe, the kings and queens were the sovereigns.
And to many people, it seems abstract, it doesn't have the
immediacy that it does to to Americans. But we understand
that in America, as the Constitution itself says, It's
we the people who are sovereign, so when you hear academics or
people from the International left, or some of our friends in
Europe, say, you know, the world is very complex now, and these
national sovereignties get in the way of solving global
problems. We need to pool sovereignty, or we need to share
sovereignty. What they're really saying is you need to give up
control over the American government, and you need to
share it with other people. Now, since most Americans don't
believe we have enough control over the federal government, the
idea of pooling or sharing some of the sovereignty we have is
naturally objectionable. But this is part of a larger
struggle. It's been going on for quite some time, a struggle that
frankly, most Americans don't even know is happening. And I
characterise it as a struggle between globalists, people who
think that all problems move in the direction of greater
international discussion and resolution versus Americanists.
People who think we're quite capable of solving problems
staying within the framework of the American Constitution.