They should have burned it off his chest. Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak.
There's a November 4 2010. Time here Gitmo nation media
assassination Episode Two, four Niner. This is no agenda, moving
off the cloud and coming to you from the hilltop Watchtower
crackpot command centre. Get my nation West here in the People's
Republic of Southern California. Yay. In the morning. I'm Adam
curry.
I didn't know when he was ever in the cloud. Well, maybe his
head's in the clouds. Mine's not. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Buzzkill. They mean, moving from the cloud? Yeah, man.
I've been I've been doing it. I've been moving away from
doing what cloud?
Hey, you know, the cloud, like all cloud based services. I'm
getting off. I'm done. After that. dropped.io fiasco. I'm
done. Oh, I
see what you're talking. Oh, okay.
So here's what I set up. Man, I did something really cool. All
right. Yes. You know, I said,
why don't you explain to people new listeners what the drop IO
fiasco was,
okay. So we were so first of all, there's the concept of the
cloud, which is all of this stuff that we where we put our
stuff, our valuable stuff on these services, many of them
free with a freemium model. So you get like, some space free,
and then you get some services with it, and everyone kind of
leeches on it. And then, you know, some people actually start
to use this stuff professionally. Like drop.io,
which was a place where you could create a basically little
file storage very quickly, drag and drop stuff in your browser,
and you'd have links to these things. So it's kind of hosting
with some links that you can then post, right. And so I, of
course, one of the people who supported this service and
actually paid for more storage, and were the guys that always
get screwed in the end. Because of course, these business models
actually are quite unsustainable. You think about
bandwidth and, you know, store, it's just not completely cheap
to keep all that running. And the amount of people I think,
who take advantage of the freemium services is too small.
So it just doesn't really work. Unless you go to advertising at
huge scale, like Facebook and Google. So anyway, Facebook
bought dropped.io, which apparently was to get the human
resources, from everything I read, they wanted the human
resources to come and work for them. And, and so that's, oh,
that's great. We'll take the money, whatever it is
undisclosed, but then they closed down the service, it was
like a 45. day notice. So all of those links, which are created
and copied and linked everywhere, to our show notes,
or art, other assets that we've published, are just being
destroyed. And I haven't I have no way to track it. I mean, I
created 1000s of drops, you know, and just, it's, it's an
impossible job to go and figure out, even for a couple 100
episodes of show where everything is, so I decided I
would never let that happen again. Of course. Right? Because
it would happen again. It will and it'll happen to Facebook one
way or the other people are gonna get screwed with Facebook
to you watch. It always happens with this. It's just
Yeah, it's all it's all a bunch of bullcrap. I mean, I witnessed
this in the 90s Whoa, no, don't worry, we'll be around forever,
we got a new gen escrow and you can get your data if
your data is in escrow. Don't worry about it. Say what escrow
escrow it wasn't that can just drop
the escrow bomb.
I believe me, I've heard that in many a pitch on internet in our
web based stuff. So then I it kind of hit me, I was like, oh,
it's very obvious, you know, the cloud as in a storage place is
actually kind of good, you know, because let someone else deal
with all the, with all the hassle of bandwidth transfer and
all that. But but the things you need to own are your domain
name, right? That's the number one thing. And which, of course,
is also by definition, a cloud based service, but the only
people who can essentially mess that up is like government. So
so I get it, I guess that's all we can say about that. But the
big thing for me is links links is definitely like the currency
of the internet. And so I I built a little cloud URL
redirector to every link I post in public at least to something
that is an asset that I control, will now run through Curry's
cloud.com. So if I have this domain
out and got a domain name called curries, cloud.com
and then I built a little service, and it's just like
Bitly and I'm going to be using it instead of Bitly. It has all
the same cool statistics and everything. I can see it a
benefit. I can see how many people clicked on the link, you
know, the just basic statistics on that. But it should where
these files are hosted. And of course I've set up a backup
strategy so I you know, I can easily replicate. Let's say I'm
hosting stuff now at Apple and if Apple Will decides which they
could do at any moment. They could say, oh, this i This
that's really not working for us, we'll give you three months
to close it down. And they've done that they did that with
their old web based service. Oh, just you got to migrate it off
it. So we're gonna close it. Yeah. So all those links get
hosts. So instead of those links getting hosed now I can just
take a folder, drop it somewhere else, go into my database, just
change all the base URLs. And voila, not a single link is
broken. It's a service, I tell you, it's a service to our human
resources. And I'd like to say in the morning to them in the
chat room at no agenda chat.net. And, of course, do all ships at
sea.
Alright, so we've got our executive producers here. Oh,
the spreadsheet came in. So let me thank them for producing this
show. Beginning with Scott Schoenberger, out of Malibu. Oh,
who produced the show $250 donation. Wow. And to Associate
Executive Producers Craig Lennox of Hornsby heights. Is that also
California? It is New South Wales. So we have in Australia.
We have a California and Australia and to make it
International. We have Alan Bose of Langley. British Columbia.
Oh,
you you foiled me there
was two $40 from Linux and Intuit it all is from Bose and
they've got a couple of comments here. Apparently, Lennox had his
girlfriend was ill and she's feeling better now. He's got a
new job and a significant salary increase. He credits that to the
show really well and then
we'll take that credit. Oh, boy, you got to my spreadsheet got
hosed dude.
Well, the notes are kind of unusable and we'll get to those
probably the other one, which our Langley friend Alan Boas
just says he's going to contribute to his knighthood.
Okay, could you Well, since I don't have Eric, reformat
that and send it back and they will read those at the at the at
the producers break.
Can you just give me the names again, just so I have them here.
Yeah, Scott
Schoenberger S C H. OENB. erg? Er He's the executive producer.
Yeah. Craig Lennox also executive. No, he's Associate
Executive Craig Lennox and Le n n o x. And Alan Bose A L L A N.
Bose BOC as in the speakers coming in.
He may even be related to
the speaker should be convenient never know. Okay. I didn't know
there was a Langley British Columbia. No, there's a town in
British Columbia called spasm. So I'm giving a speech up there.
And the guy says, you know, I said, Canadians don't laugh at a
lot of my material. And the guy says to me, says, Hey, do you
listen Americans? So don't worry is a reference to town spasm and
you'll get a huge laugh. Really? Yeah, so I went up I was given
this species is yeah, it's kind of like living in spasm. A huge
laugh. Really? I don't know why.
What is it about spasm? It must be some kind of, like Canadian
jeezum joke or something?
Or something? I guess I don't know. And then no one would
explain it to me, of course.
Hahaha. Hey, want to say say it in the morning to Chris. He
wrote in in the morning since Adam so kindly loaded the dice.
Which by the way, I think could just that should be a saying
that should just we should Hey, man that that guy just loaded
the dice. And like loaded dice. Yeah. What should it mean? It's
like duich Yeah, but we it has to have a meaning actually
doesn't have to have a meaning. Hey, did you see the president
the other day? He really loaded the dice during that speech. And
people just go like
I think it should mean kicked ass.
Well then let's not use it in that context.
He has yet to do that since I think I got a new meme. Yeah,
and I you know, we did actually have done this meme unwittingly
but I don't think we've done it in the negative way that that's
going to be used and I think people can out there can start
watching for this and I saw it first I would have made the clip
but I was only thinking about this morning and I said oh my
god this is a meme they're trying to work and it was the
Greta Van Susteren show. Yeah. And Newt Gingrich was on
Ancestry and I believe is actually an Obama fan. And so
she's, she was says something about well meaning and you know,
isn't he a patriot? And and Newt went into this thing that was a
was obviously setting up I think I believe this is going to be
used against Obama for the next two years, which is Obama means
well, he's a good guy.
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. He means well, yeah,
he means well, but the problem is he's only ended and he
dropped every single bomb because he's only was the
Senator for two years before he became president. He doesn't
know what he's doing. These other guys are incompetent that
he's hired. He's hired just a bunch of cronies from Chicago.
They don't know a thing about Washington. They don't know how
it works. He's just driven into a ditch. He's he wants he's a
good man. He's up. He's a patriot, but he's an idiot. He
means well, needs well, but it's not working. Alright, so
allotted the dice now we'll have the hashtag Ltd. Which of course
is very nice. So if someone does a great job and kicks as they
have lauded the dice, so Chris says since Adam so kindly loaded
the dice last episode of had more inquiries about the no
agenda dice.com project, the inaugural blue dice are
completely sold out. But people have until November 30 to
preorder the new red dice. There you go. The red had no agenda.
DICE had no agenda. dice.com
I get the dice the other day. They're actually kind of cool.
They're very cool. They're like high quality.
I think the red ones you get really? Yeah, well, actually the
ones they use in Vegas are bigger. Yeah, and the big and
they're squared with a they're sharp, you actually
These have rounded edges, right.
I know. These are more the kind that people use to play
backgammon or craps on the street or liar's dice. This
imperfect liar's dice Alliance liar's dice, that's where you
sit at your bar game. It's like a poker game Moniz play with
dice and you have when you see these little these little
leather cup, and you put the five dice in there you shake,
shake, shake, and you throw it on the on the bar. And then the
two guys they play a game of kind of a quasi game of poker
with the dice results and then they buy each other drinks. Very
common bar game.
They were we've seen we had heard from sort of Paul about
the 1010 10 coins.
Not just at the posting this on his site, we're gonna have to
pester him again.
i This is getting a little crazy.
Anyway, let me get a new the new spreadsheet came in, it's
formatted.
So let me let me thank our executive producer for this
episode, Scott Schoenberger of Malibu, California, which is
great. I hope he has a nice if he has a nice beach pad. It'd be
very cool to go visit him. Especially executive producer
Craig Lennox and Alan burrows. Thank you very much the three of
you. We've chosen for a very challenging business model and
no agenda. People always oh man, we had a whole email exchange
again, John and I so long as you guys you should do subscriptions
it'll work much better and you got 100,000 times five right?
Are we good? Do we read should we millionaires to know did it
just doesn't work? Okay, like just doesn't work. We've tried
these things. This is the only model that works and we're
hanging on by our fingernails but I will be thanking other
people with the different giving levels during our
and before we go on with it with a final thank Bowsers full note
came in so I should read it a little bit of it go for it. He's
been distributing his no agenda business cards. In Belize,
Mexico, Florida, Texas, California, Oregon and
Washington States as well as many in BC Canada, my home, as
my family is thinking of disowning me as they see me
inserting the cards into books, magazines, and electronics
packaging as a shop. Excellent. I would be interested in knowing
if my efforts have generated more listeners. If any of the
listeners have seen one of the cards please email me at No
agenda@live.ca Cool. That's a canadian.com It's dot ca and let
you know where he saw. This is like putting stuff in books,
shove a few in a bottle and throw it into the Pacific. Maybe
we'll come back in a foot.
All right. So again, Scott Schoenberger Craig Lennox Alan
Bose, thank you thank you all very much. We really appreciate
your giving level as executive producers it's an actual credit
we will vouch for you that's how it works unlike Hollywood where
it's all fake. But the model is similar everybody else out there
you need to go out and do something very important which
is propagate our formula our formula is this we go out we hit
people in the mouth
right everybody shut up do you think you are shut down? No.
Slave.
I think I'm gonna do this do this. I like this idea of just
getting a bunch of business cards printed, you know, you can
go to Vistaprint and they let you print cards for free,
although you had to have a little vistaprint.com thing on
there. But you can get these cards printed up for free and it
just grabbed you know, just have a bunch of different cards
printed up for free and grab them you can scratch off the
Vistaprint thing if you want to. And Magic Marker go to when you
go to Best Buy or Safeway you're in there. Just drop the cards
all over the place.
Gee, you're you're such a radical John.
That's a great idea.
You're such an anarchist, my friend like card you are such an
anarchist.
I am I'm completely out of control.
So while we while we while we, you know what, if something very
interesting happened. I went out and voted in our general
election here and get my nation proper. And, which was kind of
cool, by the way, because I filled out my absentee ballot
and I figured to just do all the work at home, which is a lot of
work by the way for California. This is a huge amount of things
you got to vote on and even with the with a wonderful booklet,
you know, there's still a large portion of things you're voting
on that is you have no information on like you know,
the justices Do you want him in or not people from districts
like I never heard of these people I couldn't find any
information. So I just said no to all of those. And then my
polling place according to vote la dotnet was someone's garage
right around the corner on the way to Burbank which is kind of
cool that that felt, you know, in a way like really patriotic
and and you know, like, it's cool people got a flag hanging
out the garage doors open. And you know, that's where you go
and cast your vote. And I just dropped off my, my ballot. But
on the other hand, it felt kind of Iraq. Like I was waiting,
where do I dip my finger in the end? Yeah, and the purple do it.
So you're telling me that I'm dropping this thing off with you
people and someone's actually going to count this and I didn't
feel very good. And then I wake up the next morning, and I had a
really, really busy day. So I actually paid no attention to
any election coverage whatsoever. And as it went
along, I'm like, I really got to watch TV. I really got to see
what's going on. I thought you know what, I'm just not going to
at all. And I figure you might have some analysis on it. But
the here's where my brain fried. So we had two propositions in
California one was 19 for legalisation of marijuana which
did not pass
but then a large margin I might add
right but then here's the crazy thing. The proposition I think
it was clipping your nails are you clipping your nails? No.
What is that?
What does that denying it just go on? I want
gusting it's the most
I know if I were you and never clipped my nails. I would feel
the same way I bet
it's your toenails too. Are you clipping your toenails during
the show?
Yes
bad visual so the same voters who said you know what it up the
same voters who said no to marijuana said no to the
proposition to stop all laws against the climate change to
repeal the climate change laws for California which will raise
our electricity to astronomical amounts of electricity bills.
It's just that somehow that dichotomy does if it doesn't
make any sense you know I'm saying
isn't to California my friend
if you if you have I would just expect that the people who want
all this lovey dovey climate change sciences in stuff which
is what that proposition was about so not to repeal the the
amazing work we're going to do at raping everybody yet by the
same large majority saying no to marijuana legalisation Who are
these people?
California
these people they must be idiots and my brain just went just went
on tilt. i Okay, I don't get it. I don't understand. So very very
strange thing. I you know what? I'm gonna
keep putting that marijuana thing on the ballot until it
gets passed is one of those things you don't have to just
pound it. I think that this whole vision, you know, rewarded
so as it'll be decriminalisation, that'll work.
I just didn't I think the voting is rig.
Well, it could be that the marijuana thing was way off the
mark. And also I think that Carly Fiorina thing was all of
them are although I have to say I've watched it up this is a
little inside baseball for people outside of the state of
California. But you have to imagine I have this. You know, I
have a video projector so which should which would I expect I
got a new one that has. It's about a 12 foot screen.
He has one of those. The one the ones with the big the red, the
green and the blue lamp.
So it has about a 12 foot screen now. And so you have to imagine
the Carly Fiorina ad. She says bladder that box hasn't done
anything and then her head appears taking up half the
screen and in the case of My house that means the head is
about six feet big.
She has a giant head and she's in my living room.
It's terrible. And the worst thing is, is that her mouth and
what comes out of it doesn't work, right? It's just like she
was out there saying what by Bobby, your mouth is moving in a
direction that doesn't account for what's coming out of it. And
so it's very creepy. I think her own campaigns with her coming on
the screen and talking to the camera, which a lot of experts
say is a bad idea. Anyway. I think it cost her the election
because she creeps you out. Quite possibly. And I also think
Meg Whitman lost because of her hair do. This is California in
California, for God's sake, these things make sense to me.
hairdos count, hey, yeah, that's
true. I'm down with the hair. That was at
some comedy thing recently. And that's one of the big jokes at
we're all going on and on about cheese should be on a Quaker
Oats box. I mean, it's one thing after another.
Hey, I've become very famous with my hair. So yeah, hair
matters in America in general, but in California in particular.
Absolutely.
So these two women were idiots.
Well, anyway. So any any general analysis post this election
you'd like to share with the class?
Well, I was looking at it. I was trying to get something out of
it. I mean, obviously, the Dems do what everyone predicted would
happen to happen to which is that the Republicans took back
the house with a pretty good majority issue
question, because I didn't see this discussed. So with the
pretty good majority can Democrats and by the way,
there's also other people in in on Capitol Hill, it's not just
Republicans and Democrats that always it's always sounds like
those are the only two.
Yeah, yeah, there are three independents in.
Okay, so there's a start. Can Democrats now force a what you
call it?
Yeah, I'm what you would call it is valid. What are you talking
about, you know,
where they really a filibuster.
filibuster is different in the house than it is in the Senate,
the Senate is where those filibusters take place. And that
no, you can't do anybody can do a filibuster now, because
there's not enough votes in the Senate. There's only 52 I think,
and how can lead to do the house is really a legislation machine.
And the Senate has to take, you know, they have to do it houses,
grinds out bills constantly, and it goes to the Senate, there are
Senate bills, but most of them come from the house. And and
they get to send them to the Senate and the Senate, you know,
has to deal with a man or rewrite ever do whatever they
have to do before they go to the President. And the the
essentially no, it's got nothing to do with the filibuster thing.
It's just the fact is that all what the big deal is, is why you
want to win the house so you can own all the committees because
the majority party gets to have the head of every committee.
He's now a Republican. And the head of the Speaker of the House
is now Republican, so he can control the pacing. He can tell
people Yeah, you can keep talking for the next two days.
Or you can shut up okay. All right. So they it's basically a
very, it's a good position to be in because then you can
dominate.
Right? But they're still all douchebags all
of them. Oh, yeah, absolutely. Are you kidding? No one was at
change. Nothing's gonna change. Right? They're gonna, by the
way, understanding of put a statue of the Aqua Buddha in the
year.
Yeah, great. Okay. So you have basically no analysis
is oh, there's no analysis to be had. It was all pre predicted it
came out just like they said it would the to boneheads, I do
have one and that piece of analysis. The one thing that the
Republicans apparently will not talk about, and the Tea Party
people will not talk about. And but and none of the I watched
all the different sides of it. Nobody wants to me the the
sniper list of the common tours might discuss it a little bit,
but they don't want to give credit where credit is due. And
that is the two races which may have swung the the whole Senate
thing toward the Republicans, which was and I believe this was
set almost a setup. And in fact, they do have a clip which kind
of indicates it was something of a setup. If you play the
O'Reilly there's a little analysis in here, they'll make
up for it in the clips. O'Reilly and what's his name? Yep, play
this little kicker at the end.
When I started hear some grumbling on Capitol Hill about
this today amongst Senate Republicans a little bit of a
backlash against the Tea Party. They look at what happened in
Nevada. They look at what happened in Colorado. They look
at what happened in Delaware and say, had we had our
establishment candidates in those might be taking control.
Believe that. I mean, Rubio did very well in Florida, Rand Paul
very well, contrary to folks. I don't buy it and I think party
brought it did bring a lot of energy to the Republican Party
in this election, which I think helped To overcome some of the
negativities that the parties had, I think it
was a Hispanic vote in them in Nevada Marsa agree with me, but
you know, I think that she heard angle herself with that kind
of perception that she's anti Hispanic. I agree with that's a
tough line. You got to walk. I mean, um, especially if he
really wants to crack down on illegal immigration, but I don't
want to persecute people, you know, I don't want to demonise
people Yeah, and hay really fueled her as it helps it helped
Harry raise extremists org and you got to also give them credit
on pure political tactics. He, he practically handpick Sharon
anglers as his opponent.
blahdy blahdy blahdy blahdy blahdy blah. He practically you
must have heard it he practically picked Sharon angle.
Yeah. And because there was a very strong candidate that was
running, and she thought she was going to win another female but
angle somehow using the leverage of the Tea Party voters got in
and so did this Oh, Donald character, and nobody wants to
nobody wants to say is that the reason that these two women lost
is not because of anything other they would have won if there
were other people that didn't have to be old fashioned
Republicans, but they could have been Tea Party types. But the
fact of the matter is, these two women were dingbats. They were
both idiots. They were stupid. They're stooges. They were put
in a bid and they were in they were told they moved. Karl Rove
came out said they were stupid. And he got lambaste Oh, he's but
they're Republicans, you can't say anything bad, which I find
to be abhorrent. But the point is, is that they had to dingbats
and Oh, Tao seemed like a really nice person. I mean, she'd be
like, somebody you wouldn't mind hanging out with. But she was
stupid. And the fact is that the Republic No, but the public is
not going to vote for people that are obviously stupid.
Well, so the the only kind of analysis I have is, you know,
after the fact stuff. So of course, I, you know, I bounce
back and forth between the cable news channels. And it was just
really interesting to see MSNBC and CNN and even CNBC to a
degree, you know, basically saying, and even the President
when he came out and did his little speech there, you know,
essentially, everybody Oh, and also Bill, Bill Maher.
Everyone's saying, Well, you know, the voters are stupid.
You've been duped. You You were tricked. You're stupid. It's
like, wow, that's that's pretty insulting to tell your audience.
They're stupid. Yeah, no, I think even the Presidents even
the president is kind of like, it's kind of what he was
inferring. Yeah. He
says they were sucker punched, are they Yeah, if he had done a
better job of communicating, he was out more dumping or it would
have changed. He's never doing any work. That's all he does is
go out and stomp.
Well, I think that you're and you were the first one to, and
for this, you get a 10 Johnny and, you know, the, the whole
concept of Obama now taking the fall is is kind of coming to
fruition. You know, he's he's taking the blame. It's all his
fault. You know, he takes responsibility. And it's like,
it's like, wow, this. This is the second part of the two act
play. You know, the first one was, yes, we can. And now Hey,
man, I'll take the rap for that. No problem. And did I not see on
CNN. What's the crazy New Orleans guy who's married who's
married to the Republican Mary Mary matalin? What's his name
again?
Oh, Carville
Carvel. He or James Carville. He says, hey, you know, this is
gonna be really interesting to 2012 presidential race. There's
all kinds of people that could pop up now. All kinds of people
and the Republicans.
Yeah, well, but But you know, we're now that we already know
it's Hillary for the Democrats. Let
me let me let me play a little clip, John of who a possible
presidential candidate could be. You will not believe your ears.
Radio One Scott Mills, your third festive treat on Radio One
just after 6pm also La Rue Kings of Leon and my record of the
week from Willow that before all that on newsbeat's.
Hip Hop royalty tells us he'd quite like a pop at the top job
at the White House image sheriff's. Maybe eight years.
I'll be the president.
That first the man who actually is at the top of the White House
has been having a rotten day. Our us reporters Simic attacher
is live in Atlanta, Georgia.
That was Jay Z. Who has now figured that out Yeah. is now
running around saying I can be president. This is
another way. By the way. This is part of the overall scheme to
this is an associative mean neuro linguistic LP. Sure, sure.
So you do a little you do this guy. Now you got to you don't
have any other possible black candidates. So you bring this
guy out and he wants to be the president, which which lumps him
in with Obama. So now Obama is like knocked down two or three
pegs. He's not much better than our rap hip hopper. He's a hip
hop favourite writer, hip hopper. And so he's just like a
hip hop president that we could do without or trying his best.
But what can he do? He's only a hip hop,
dummy hip hop around,
it can't do much more. This is a way to slam the guy. This is
this stuff is so subtle, and it's all over the place. It's
just, I mean, this guy's is toast. I think that's wise. I'll
tell you that. When he did his press conference, he was like,
he was like a deer in the headlight. He was damn Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah, it was it was in the long pauses. They were just
horrible. And
I love all the prepared. And there's a word why it's called
prepared. Questions. Yeah, he went down his list. He knows
exactly who's gonna stand up what they're gonna say AP starts
off and they were like, these people were speaking to the
President. Like he was Jay Z. He's like, Hey, you fool. How
come you deny that? You did not? Yeah.
You're the one numbers is just that you don't get it? Yeah, you
don't get it? I mean, like, Whoa, no one has ever spoken to
a president like that in public, in my recollection before I've
never heard anything like it like, and you answered the
questions. Instead of what is it? He say? What do you mean, I
don't get it. Get the
security, remove this bridge. I know. But she was hot to that.
Well, that's
what was your radio? No, no,
she was one of these kind of hot reporters. And she was from I
want to say NBC. So yeah, that was like, wow, there is a hip
hop or who I'd vote for is our president John, actually, who?
Professor Griff from Public Enemy. Shall I give you a little
sample of of his platform? Yeah, sure. So you know, Public Enemy,
obviously, you forget, of
course everybody has. Okay, Professor
Griff. Here he is. Just have a little listen. Of course, he's
talking a bit about the music industry, but it does pertain to
you and I as well as good slaves
to your friend, not mine. Barack Obama, Barack Obama into my
Berry. Yeah. Barack Obama.
This, by the way, is an outstanding interview. It talks
about Barry. Berry, you talking about Berry? Yeah, Barack Obama.
Because, you know, the black people in America know that they
know, they know that these fake Obama, Barack Obama Berry, we
know berry from the hood
is the president of a corporation. And he's not the
President of the United States of America. The logo is the all
thing. Now, to prove that. I always say in my lectures, that
if you find any watch ad, in any magazine, the time is always
1010. Why? Simply because the District of Columbia is is
designed 10 Square 10 square miles.
That's a little kooky. But here comes the good stuff.
That's the government. Not everything else. That's what
he's the president of a corporation. What is the
corporation's main? Or entity that they buy, sell and trade?
You? Are you following me? You are useless even send me your
sheep? Are you following me? Your birth certificate is worth
66,000 36,600 $634,000. And this will be used as collateral with
Britain. And that's the only thing that they run in America,
your human resource, you understand I'm saying this is
why you have no right.
You are here listening to our show.
You follow me you a human resource you nothing else but a
human resource. I love it.
And it's got all the right memes. Tom, I
got some more from later on in the show. We have to follow
up your trip homage is difficult to understand.
Well, not really. All you just have to do is follow him because
you follow me. But he has more about the music industry mafia.
I can't help but follow that. Have you been following any of
that of the quaids as well,
I followed i this last week, I did do a couple of Quade
searches and saw what was going on to see what it was you know
what the latest was, and I don't see that changing much, even
though he showed up in a couple of shows and showed up
on Good Morning America in an edited piece, and they really
just destroyed and making them look like absolute nut jobs. And
that's what you do. Yeah. And not one single mention of the of
the lawsuit. You know, like, well, you know, seems like
they're, you know, they're just running around chasing crazy
agents and managers and lawyers and accountants and, you know,
they're, they're delusional, apparently. But But yeah, this
is ABC. Good Morning, America. No one can Google and see that
they actually have filed a lawsuit and the names are in
there. And we've received a couple of interesting emails
from human resources out there who have actually fled the
country from the music business.
Yeah, yeah. One of them the one of them was one a regular
supporter is down in Argentina, living it up and he's had
problems with the same people. Apparently they've gotten their
claws into one of his companies and his patents. And then they
tried to steal his patents and he took off with them and that
was the end of it he said he feels he's fine but he's thinks
the whole US of A is like crawling with these sorts of
folks
and then white mice will just run through it
real calm just mafia they're mob mob. Yeah,
it is. It is the mob and you know, wherever there's money,
there's there's organised crime, that's like, yeah,
definitely, we won't be worrying about that.
So a couple of interesting Michael Jackson tidbits. Of
course, my belief is Michael Jackson was actually that's
Professor Griff also says that the Michael Jackson was killed.
You need you want to hear Do you believe it?
Yeah, no, that's your bobby. So we don't go back to it. Okay.
Interesting. I tell you all the time, you won't choose them.
So what he's doing here he's he says that all the guys who are
successful in hip hop have taken the oath. And the oath is, look,
you can be successful. You're gonna make lots of money, tonnes
of chicks all the vodka, you can sell and drink. But you've got
to propagate anything. But being a family, you've got to be
gangster, it's all got to be gangster. You got to be yelling
around and causing trouble and just making a ruckus nuisance
out of yourself. That's the oath, and you'll stay
successful. And if you don't, then then you get whacked
because you
were. So they had the eye on us for a long time. Now, we
can't sit here talking about NAS, for sure that they're
approaching
us. But I'm telling you, I'm on the desk of money that they did.
Look at his career, some of the things that he was trying to do
you understand on the street level, trying to survive in
industry. He was battling Jay Z at the point where he flipped
inside with Jay I'm like, wait a minute, do you just ate his ass
alive with the ether? You understand? I'm saying go sign
with your rival. Come on. So I'm Galeon dialectic principle?
The Galleon dialectic principle John. Listen, this is actually a
David Icke thing listen,
you have to three step solution problem solution. He was saying
to Kanye and 50 cent did made a mistake to do against one
another when they started competing who's gonna sell the
most records? Say how many cahoots with one another? To get
the cheese kicked up. You understand? I'm saying? So what
do you feel about like do you feel like every every artists
who's in that money space, the Puff Daddy's the Jay Z the 50
cents the car games the m&ms the doctor drains all these people
ice cubes? Are they a part of what was forced feeding us with
all this? Yeah, but they want to know and I want to tell him in
the camera and tell them today face me yes is a pee on them
crack is when M crackers the whole class and they decide to
do away with you like they did Michael Jackson. I'm warning
you. I'm telling you. They kill Michael Jackson
got a bang. Right on why they kill Michael Jackson. When
they really get rid of your eyes. You're done. And you're
asked to not come back to the hood. And slick is day as puffy.
This
this is the now now it's amazing. So now he's going to
talk so not only do they kill people for their money, which I
believe that's when you that's what the mob does. But now
listen to what they're doing to the human resources who buy and
all this looking for some source material,
Perry's book, lawn care, he talks about books over it.
Anyway, I know a lot of Kevin's book dancing with the devil how
puppy burn the bad boys a hip hop. He talked about that he
understands. And so when you talk about puppy, hiring these
days French and Italian and European white dudes to design
his clothes. We found out that they had put an incredible
bottle microchip inside the label.
Hello. So apparently all of Puff Daddy's clothing is microchipped
with RFID. John
Okay, well, can we land this ship
in one second. So anyway, so Michael Jackson two things of
interest to note. One is that Cirque du Soleil is now coming
out with the immortal world tour with Mike featuring Michael
Jackson's music and lots of semi naked chicks. So how convenient
that is just take his take his all his monkeys wearing his act,
take his act and take it on the road and make some money off of
that. And of course, you know, the Michaels music attorney who
knew where all the skeletons were were buried. He married to
David Duke from Dukes of Hazzard. He killed himself
because he was so unhappy. And now Dr. Arne Klein, his former
dermatologist almost burned alive in his house this past
week. And they're dropping like flies. Yeah, yeah. Everybody who
knows Something was like all like people
had died mysteriously after the Kennedy assassination.
Oh, yeah, I'm just saying. Alright, backslash on that.
All right, we're done. Yeah. I think we made our point. Yes.
That's all good. It'll do.
Well, the I guess the only other point is when you see a guy like
Randy Quaid, who are, of course, you know, he has a couple
strikes against him. He's played complete nut jobs in movies
brilliantly, by the way, when you see that happening, where he
is being where someone like that is just being vilified, you
know, everyone's he's now a late night monologue joke. Oh, yeah.
Randy Quaid that coop, that not
the way it works? Yeah, great. That's exactly
the way it works. That's that one
of the movies that should be on the no agenda entertainment that
one of their entertainment sites should be the movie Fahrenheit
451 Oh, yeah.
It's a great way to chat,
which brings this concept of, of, you know, kind of
coordinated vilification of people who kind of go against
you know, go against whatever power is out there or whatever.
You're labelled nuts. You're labelled crazy. Yeah. Which is
why my strategy is so good. I just say up front. I'm not so
I'm a crackpot. That's, um, that's it. This you can't hurt
me because I'm already I already realised what I am not a problem
there. I did upon your recommendation, watch Paris.
1919 on the military channel. Ah, wow. What a fantastic
actually, Miss Mickey watch it with me. What a fantastic
documentary.
It's the best. I mean, that thing should win awards, but of
course, nobody's heard of it.
Well, what's so outstanding is why
aren't they playing that on PBS? Yeah,
I don't know. Although a very I'm glad I DVR did because it
gets interrupted a lot by commercials for the what my
favourite was now the Second World War in colour. They've
colourized World War Two. But yeah, when you when you see
that, man, it's like, wow, now at least I know why World War
Two started.
Yeah, well, that's pretty. That's pretty obvious that we
just didn't know the details.
Well, you'd be amazed how much or actually how little one
really realises. And of course, I have a little there's a slight
generation gap between you and I so my education was probably
much poorer than yours. And there's a lot of stuff and like,
huh, really? Oh, wow, I didn't know that. And you know, and I
love how it's interspersed with real footage and real pictures.
And you had some drama to zation in there. And yeah, Wilson What
a dick.
Total dick. He
is right. Well, in a good company.
Votes is the reason that the they will never show this on PBS
because Wilson, because I was raised you know, like you said
right after you know World War Two and when they when this when
the schools and everything was all you know, they before the
idea came about, we should make these people stupid because you
know, this dumbed down these these kids because this is the
group you know, that went and started rioting in Berkeley and
everyplace else saying this is bullcrap. So, so I was educated,
but but it was a good still liberal education, even though I
had a fifth grade teacher who was a Republican, but generally
speaking was mostly Democrat teachers. And they, I'm telling
you, it was drummed into me that Woodrow Wilson was this great
and my dad was the same good, you know, who was a Democrat,
same thing. Woodrow Wilson was the greatest guy ever. He's an
intellectual. It's from Princeton. He was the president
of Princeton and all the rest of it, and is smart, one of the
smartest presidents we've ever had. And
what was amazing to me is, you're watching this and you
realise that the whole thing was about to actually was about
money, and was about land. It was like they had 1000 mapmakers
during the six month period, don't be like, Hey, I know what
this draw a big kind of thing here. Oh, that's now i rack
you know, they were calling the shots and where the borders
were, what country zone what countries made
up new countries, they made a whole new countries. Yeah, a
wreck being because you don't understand. It's hard for us,
it's certainly hard for me to imagine that, you know, this,
this German, right? really encompassed so much. And then,
you know, they say, Oh, I'm going to carve this up, we're
going to take this away from them. And then you get the, the
Italian prime minister saying, you know, you know, we need our
port, we need our harbour and we need that, you know, we got to
have the Adriatic, Adriatic Sea, and everything you know, and
Japan says, we want this piece of China, and they were all just
they're negotiating. Meanwhile, in the back streets of Paris,
everyone was buying weapons. It was like a big arms dealer.
It's a great
documentary. Oh, my goodness and no agenda tv.com They have a
slew of clips about the movie. You can bone up on it, but it's
still running. I think on the Military channel, unfortunately,
still no Bit Torrent available or we'd post a link to that as
well. And I think it's old sufficiently old enough that
it'd be okay to just download that.
Well, luckily, the military channel is still showing and
effective military channel had a 10 part series on World War One
from the beginning to the end, which is also quite good. And
the problem is that they don't show it in order they, you'd be
looking at the military channels, Programme Guide, and
then they'd like on Tuesday at 10, they'll have Part seven, and
then the next Monday, they'll have part two, well, that's kind
of how they run their wars, you know, to just do this, like,
start at midnight and run it until the, you know, the 10
parts or 10 hours, run it till 10 In the morning, or a couple
of nights between 3am and 7am, or something like that. And
because I have been what I've been doing is DVI. I only saw
that about three of them. And I've been DVR in the whole
thing. And I have a I have like 123456799 or I think nine and
10. And I think I'm missing eight and maybe five I might be
missing that too. It's just like, Oh, brother, so I get an
ordeal. But they've got a lot of good stuff on the channel. Yeah,
yeah, military channel. Very. And it's funny because there's
another channel that's floating around, which is less popular,
because it's actually more of a propaganda channel, even though
I'm sure the military channel is in some way. But the Pentagon
Channel.
Right, right, right. We've talked about that in the past. I
have to give you another 10 pointer, John. You called it you
coined it. And boy was probably there were two links that were
most emailed this week. And this was one of them. Alcohol more
harmful than heroin.
Love that one. So we should then this story last Sunday, we
forgot to
know I don't think this had come out on Sunday. I think this came
out Sunday afternoon. I think yeah, it was last night we would
have been all over this. Now you're confused on that you can
feel I might be so now I think we should do a little
deconstruction on this. First, maybe you should reassert for
the new listeners. The your coinage of the term elite was
new to me at least of Neo prohibition ism.
Yeah, Neo prohibition is there's been a movement afoot to
reestablish prohibition laws in the United States. And the way
you do that is by demonising drink as much as you can
now why why why people want to prohibit the intake of alcohol
why why would that be?
Well, you have to go back to the original prohibition movement
and you win it always turns out to be well because people some
people you know, they well the rationale is whether you get in
a car and you drive and you kill somebody but there's just seems
to be it's it seems to be underlying the whole thing seems
to be a control issue. It's harder to control us why the
entire Muslim world doesn't drink it's harder to control
people when they're when they're hammered. When they're hit well
you don't want to be hammered a lot of people one drink and they
can see that see that something's bogus In fact, I
have a clip called which is got a bunch of had memos come into
them off for running this is very obscure story that ran on a
couple of news stations then there was buried but it's very
interesting and I think it says something about the about
drinking this subtly read play the clip drink up.
All right, John, and Brian. Bottoms up. Yes, bottoms that
you know why? Because the new British study claimed smarter
people drink for Well, I could have told you that. Researchers
found that children who were classified as intelligent when
they were young grew up to be adults who drank alcohol more
frequently and in greater quantities than less intelligent
people. Basically smarter kids end up drinking more so why are
we putting out on that one researchers advocate information
Yeah, drinking more will certainly not make you any more
more smarter than you already are. So
the crap John great fine. What study was this that I couldn't
find this is so the other thing is is that you notice the black
guy who's you know who's this is one of those shows? That's like
a morning clone show done somewhere? Yeah, for bald and I
found on some very Hi, everybody. Good morning. Hey,
did
you know that drinking makes you smarter?
Black guy says who's the you know, the stew must do this. Why
are we airing this? He says right in the middle of it. Like
we shouldn't be telling telling anybody about
don't say this? No.
So he was obviously he's already sold out this guy. So one thing
even though he doesn't know it,
the one thing we'd like to explain to our human resources
who follow this programme is how if you want to get in the news,
and any good PR company will tell you this any good one, and
I've heard it said to me verbatim in fact backed up when,
when we were trying to get podcasting off the ground we'd
hire, and for short periods of time, believe me, we'd hire a PR
company, some really good ones. It's like, you know, what are
the good was like slate PR, you know guys like this like not
Hill and Knowlton who does the High Speed Rail Association,
they'll say the best way to get something into the news is to
come up with a study some form of survey that has astounding
results, and then make a press release out of that. And if you
can attach some kind of legitimacy to it, like a
professor or a university, and of course, you can essentially
you can pull and extrapolate results any way you want to, as
long as the headline reads properly, that is what gets
picked up by news organisations. That's how it works. So then you
get this professor David Nutt, which is, I mean, that's not a
hint right there. Then I don't know what is shirts with double
T, from the independent scientific committee on drugs,
who created this survey. And the survey, and the survey says was
it ranked 20 drugs on 16 measures of harm to its users
and to what and society as a whole. Heroin crack and crystal
meth were deemed the worst for individuals with alcohol, heroin
and crack cocaine the worst for society and alcohol worst
overall. So
for worse that way, miski just get this straight versus LIS
Yeah,
let me give you that. That summer. Alcohol is
worse than heroin. It's worse than crack.
Yes. Yeah, it's for Yes. Alcohol wins. It wins as being the
worst. Now what I always do, and of course, this is always
difficult, is I then go search for the actual study. You know,
just because usually they had like 700 people, you know, it's
like, there's, there's not like some huge study like that, like
they've had people working for for 20 years on coming up with
this. So you've got to look into the independent scientific
committee on drugs, which is at drug science.org.uk. And very
interesting, if you by the way, they must be a completely
legitimate organisation because they have a donate button to
donate. But David Nutt was, I believe the drugs czar in the
Gitmo nation east and he got thrown out. He was thrown out of
government because he was propagating some formulae and he
had ties to the pharmaceutical industry. So we had huge
conflict of interest. And then he I actually I have the I have
the article here. This one was thrown out. He was thrown out.
This is from January 2010. So now we're going back almost the
beginning of the year, the scientists sacked by British
government for allegedly criticising government drugs
policy today, made good on his promise to set up his own
committee to investigate and publicise the science of
recreational drugs. Quote, we will prove provide the Truth
About Drugs unfettered by any political interference at David
Nutt of Imperial College London and the former head of the
government's Advisory Committee on the misuse of drugs until he
was asked to leave last October by Home Office Minister so this
guy basically set himself up a year ago, telegraphing to the
world like hey, I'm here I'm open all you got to do it. Hey,
who's bidding the most Oh, the Neo prohibitionist come on in
what kind of study Do you want bitches I'll make it for you.
This guy is corrupt. totally corrupt.
You think?
Yeah, but no one does any work on this and you know, it's just
I mean my gosh, I must have received 50 different links to
this story. Yeah,
everybody sent it in
and no one actually only we'd have one one producer who did a
lot of work on finding all these different articles and
you know, I don't want to condemn people for not getting
into any details because it's so preposterous. Oh I'm not
condemning anybody but just just know I know but Isha but I'm
saying it's so preposterous I don't think anybody would bother
to look up the face this guy isn't you know, his name says it
all
here but it's taken for fact now that's the problem. Now
everyone's like, Oh, yeah.
Well, I don't think it has been taken for fat Yeah.
It's been no we're laughing it off. But most people regular
human resources that like y'all as right man, alcohol, it kills
more than you know, man. That's right. You know the science is
in brother would you talking about
A guy's also must be into psychedelics because he's got
psilocybin at the very bottom of the list and LSD at the very
bottom of the list. Yeah, and
those are the best. Mushrooms is all the way down.
Yeah, that's psilocybin.
That's it. Isn't that just shrooms? I'm gonna be
psilocybin.
This was psilocybin is butane. Hey, man. Have
you been? Have you know what the butane butane
butane I saw that on there too and when butane stop somebody
think a cigarette lighter and inhale? It stops
them in the butane man. Yeah, it's but it's interesting harm
to others. Is, is kind of funny. Cannabis has has quite a large
percentage of harm to others. And what are you doing when
you're on cannabis? Yeah, running around.
People eat the jelly sandwiches that run around shooting people
that shouldn't make making people watch cartoons? Hey, man,
turn off the cartoons I'm sick of. I never saw this Tom and
Jerry, before.
You're dating yourself? That would be the Simpsons, my
friend. Oh, speaking of The Simpsons, I should really we're
almost at the second half of the show. So maybe I can I can lay
this lay this on you. In circles I often frequent there is a
significant and there's a video actually was a video of The
Simpsons. You know how a lot of these you know, there's there's
a lot of so called evidence in movies and TV shows about, you
know, that they were telegraphing 911, and the other
false flag events. Apparently November 6 2010, there will be
some form of nuclear false flag explosion. And the Simpsons have
predicted this. It's in The Simpsons episode,
which is November 6, November
when the bad out the president coincidentally will be abroad.
He will be worse and us all but that's no coincidence. He's
always abroad.
You know what, you know, this is kind of interesting, this trip
he's taking so it's, it's being hailed as the longest trip ever,
you know, is and of course, some people are saying he's getting
out on time. So he's going to Mumbai. He's also going to get
to Indonesia. But he's going to Mumbai, and he's actually
staying in the hotel where the Mumbai attacks took place. Yeah,
what's the point? I mean, everyone said, well, we don't
want to see a Mumbai attack, you know, in the USA, so Okay, well,
let me just go to Mumbai. I mean, this doesn't make any
sense this whole trip. Well, he pointed this trip.
I'll tell you what the point of the trip is he is taking with
him. 215 CEOs. And he will be speaking at a conference there.
Yeah, it's basically he got a gig is what it is. He will be
speaking at a
gig the they got a speaking gig. It's the business
summit in Mumbai, which is sponsored by us. IBC, which I
think is a financial institution. Is it not? U.
S? I B, C. USA better economic?
It's an I'm sorry, it's a US India Business Council. So it's
a sounds like a front for some Oh, yeah, of course. You can
find us IBC you can find that at us. ibc.com not.gov but.com. So
this is kind of interesting, though. And he's not gonna stop
by Pakistan at all. You know, and there's all kinds of
political
Well, you may remember the situation where he was dropped,
stopping off here and there on the side. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Like,
yeah,
yeah, right. Oh, yeah. Yeah. And then we did that.
It's possible that could be going on this time. He may be
actually this whole trip might be about him going to Pakistan?
No, I think he's just got a speaking gig. I don't I don't
think he's going to do anything more important is but it's
actually costing us quite a bit of money according to
well, the rumour is, is $200 million a day, which makes
absolutely no sense. There's no way you can spend that kind of
money daily on a trip, but
I will say if you if you rent out for security purposes, of
course, the entire Mumbai which hotel is it? What's the name of
that hotel?
The Taj? Yeah,
I mean, that is going to be pretty costly. It's not gonna be
200 million, but it's that's going to cost a lot of money.
Might be a couple mil. It's more than the suite at the Ritz
Carlton. Okay. Now, the presidential suites by
themselves cost 20 grand a night in any, any upscale hotel.
Yeah. But that's not the same as 200. Now I know that that's
that's, maybe he needs to do watermelon because that's the
daily bribe.
I just, I just have to say I think it's interesting that he's
going to India, staying in Mumbai. And speaking at this
business conference,
did you see the talking about the Simpsons? There was one
episode where somebody I forgot was one of the characters. It
was one of the regular characters with some guest
character comes in at the very end of closing, the credit guy
says, he says, Bye, everybody. Bye, everybody. 911 was an
inside job. No, no, I didn't see that. It's pretty funny. I
didn't see that. I didn't know we'll have to deconstruct what
happened with this meeting in India when it after it's over?
Well,
there is some some some interesting news right nearby.
And this is this really I didn't see any news about this at all.
There was a joint military action between the United States
of Gitmo and Russia. And this I find interesting, along with the
Afghan military, they carried out a joint raid and rated for
heroin labs. right on the border there of Afghanistan and
Pakistan, which is huge.
Okay, well, let me Can I ask a couple of questions, since you'd
like to following this part of the story? Yes. One, we know
we're going to stick with our theory that the CIA brings most
of the heroin and a lot of us going to Russia. But But is it
possible that there was stuff going to Russia is not really
CIA, heroin and somebody else who needs to stop because their
competition? And so the Russians,
I think your bingo, I think you've got a great point there
because why else would the military from from Russia and
the United States pretty unprecedented cooperation there?
Well, you're
cooperating World War Two?
Yeah, that was a while ago. Excuse me. You know, I haven't
heard this recently, like, hey, we just we teamed up with the
rooskies went in there and we grabbed for heroin labs. So I
think you're you're onto something there by saying wait
this if the CIA runs it, these guys because yeah, Russia,
according to some reports, uses 21% of the world's heroin
supply. Maybe they were tired of buying it from the CIA said,
Hey, we can go get that shit ourselves. Because you know,
heroin is great for the mob and organised crime, you know, they
can do a lot with it.
Apparently, on the dangerous drug list is bad. That's not
all that bad. But they a metric tonne of heroin. So of course,
Russia could use this to pay off the mob.
Maybe the Russians are fooling a CIA deal. KGB or that new agency
is
well here. Here's the here's crackpot Eric from Portland's
theory. He says How about this, try this on for size. Russia
could use this heroine to pay off and influence the Russian
mob to secure cooperation from the construction industry in
completing the 2014 Olympic village and to solidify the
shadow integration of the Russian mob under Putin's
control by helping Putin solidify his control over
Russian shadow economy. The US more closely aligns itself with
Russia, which of course is key in any future conflicts with
China or Iran. I like that theory.
Yeah, especially with Iran. The other thing going on in Russia
of course, is that guy who they threw in jail some time ago who
ran the oil industry. Oh, and they set him they set him up he
started to make an awful lot of noise. Yeah, he's got to be
careful. They're gonna kill him.
Yeah, could happen to to the head guy,
meanwhile, is since we're on this topic, this is kind of
similar that we can go to our break, which is replay this. Did
you know about this, this talking about? Do the Americans
and the Russians working together? Whoever expected this
one, the French and the Brits. Play the clip.
This is Trump's Bastille Day, a celebration of its armed forces.
This is Britt, it streets lined for soldiers returning from the
front line, two nations with great military traditions. Now
the sons and daughters of Napoleon and Nelson are on the
verge of forging a military partnership, unlike anything
they tried before.
Tomorrow, the British and French governments will sign new
defence and security cooperation treaties, which will be laid
before Parliament in the usual
way. This is about the European army. This is about no this is I
don't think so. I think it might be about start. Oh no, this
is the French the Brits ganging up on everybody else. In case
the Germans attack this is when the Germans want the European
army. This is their defence. This is so interesting
because In the Paris 1919 movie at the very beginning, I forget
the exact line. Maybe it was.
It was Clemenceau or one of those guys. He says, All they
know is Wilson says the old somebody said the old ways as
you make these alliances, yes. And then you go fight other
alliances, and you go fight other alliances. And Wilson said
knew you need the League of Nations. You don't need any of
that, because that's the way it used to be done. We don't do it
that way anymore. We shouldn't be.
And then we went in and we all fought Germany and Russia and
Japan. Right. Exactly the same thing. So it's happening all
over again. Cool.
follows the same principle. Partnership. Yes. Giving away
sovereignty, no.
Partnership. Yes, giving away sovereignty? No, I No one even
asked you about that. Thanks for bringing it up.
So what's being looked at aircraft carriers, both
countries in the future will have just one, the French
defence minister said that the carriers could be used for joint
operations. Then there are plans for a rapid reaction force, both
nations fighting alongside each other, perhaps with British
forces and the French command against
women some French due to saying something important.
And both countries see potential for savings in sharing nuclear
testing facilities. And ministers have also spoken of
refuelling each other's planes in the
refuelling each other's planes, a, Frenchie, I need some fuel.
Would you like some stinky cheese with that? Come on, down
us British and French troops are fought side by side. But there
is, of course, another history, I'm standing in front of
Napoleon's to the heroes of France have sometimes been the
enemies of Britain. So there is some unease about teaching such
a close military partnership. But there is also an
understanding, there is little alternative. It's quite clear,
it tells us that we are in decline. It's obvious. I mean,
and it's not just now. He's been going. It's a long process
that's been going on for almost the end of the Cold War.
I agree with you, John. I think this is actually this is like a
huge middle finger to get mo nation Deutschland.
Well, and the EU and that's why the interesting line in there
and you caught it, which was an on a volunteered comment. We're
not giving up our sovereignty. Well, if you're in the EU, you
are. Wow.
Yeah, this is yeah. Well, they gave up to everyone gave up
their sovereignty with the signing of the Lisbon Treaty.
It's just they didn't realise it. They weren't allowed to vote
on it. Except for Ireland that kept going back at the
leprechaun.
So the French and the British, at least at some level, got a
clue and said, Well, yeah, they're preparing for what may
be inevitable. The inevitable Civil War
I was, you know, I was talking with Mickey about this last
night. We're sitting outside and you know, she says, you know,
because she gets tired of me from time to time. She says
that, you know, you see things and it's all a scam, and it's
all a set up. And, you know, and it'll never change. I said,
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, I said, Of course, it's gonna
change. But we have to have some actual bloodshed. And history is
filled with, with examples of this, that things do change.
But best remember, again, in that Paris, 1919 documentary
that That house was advising, not to house on, on Fox,
obviously, but that is guy house was the adviser to Yeah, and he
got kicked out. What he did eventually, because he started
doing some stuff was doing his own VC said wills. He told
Wilson, he shouldn't even go to Europe. These people don't know
anything about this, but shooting each other.
I know. But you would agree with me that history has shown us
that eventually. War wars what
European history? Yes. Absolutely. And you would bring
that up because you have a European background. Yeah. It's
always the way to fix things. Shoot some
and nothing will change in the in Gitmo nation here until well,
I think it probably we have to have like 80% unemployment. Of
course, on television, they'll say like 12. And when actually
most
of the good documentation on unemployment shows it to be
around 22% Real
right now. Yeah, that's real 22% unemployment. So that's what I'm
saying. Like it have to go above 50. But then on television,
there'll be 12
Actually, when it gets to above 35 people started getting really
irked. Yeah,
I mean, but it's not it's not it's I was thinking about this,
you know, when I was growing up in the 70s, you would see all
the time you'd see the the angry, the angry Brits with
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off and who knows what they were pissed off at, but they were
pissed off. And then you'd see the squatters in Amsterdam
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people were up in arms and they were there was revolution and
now all those people who are doing that they're in
government. It's running the show.
Yeah. Well, it's sad. It's really about running the show.
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thanks for the show. I had the idea of bringing in more money.
You could send a level for weekly donations and do a bonus
show every week. Yeah, we have enough trouble doing these two
shows. But you know, we're gonna do it. We
have an idea. I have an idea.
Let me get the last guy down and we can talk about it. Patrick
Sullivan. Sturgeon County, Alberta, which means they must
have fish.
Yeah, salmon. No sturgeon. Oh, that's caviar. Caviar comes from
sturgeon. No, yeah, yeah, that's
what I'm thinking.
So I had an idea, John, as. So here's what you know, I'm really
busy with this big App Show. And so I'm going to take a risk. And
I'm going to hire someone to do all the editing. But that'll
basically free up 95% of my life that it goes into. It's a lot of
work, you know, particularly because I'm now on Android and
the iPhone, a lot of work, you know, shooting editing the whole
thing. So I'm taking the risk by hiring someone that'll be my own
personal risk, not for the show. And what I'd like to do as you
know, Mickey has given up the gym, she has lovingly given up
the gym for me to make my new crackpot command centre. What
was that? Yeah. Oh, wait. Yeah, so if she gets fat, it's your
fault charm.
She's not gonna get fat. She's just she's got too much self
esteem.
You have too much self esteem. You'll never get fat. Yeah.
Okay. All right. So, anyway, so the gym, let's just say the gym
is not overused here. So we're gonna throw all the equipment
out. And that's going to become the crackpot command centre.
It'll be studio only. So not office, but studio only. And I'm
thinking of doing DNA. Wait,
wait, wait, wait, you're not going to keep like one machine
or centre? No, yeah,
we move the machine out. Yes, well, the treadmill is going to
go somewhere else. So we can still use it. But I'm thinking
DNA, daily, no agenda. And every morning, like weekdays, but nine
o'clock, I'll hop on for an hour, but I'll do a little
different format. You know, I'll do some no agenda shots, I'll
play some music. You know, maybe that'll be the finally the place
where I interview somebody. And I think that, you know, as that
evolves, you may become interested you may want to join
in. But I think that our that the continuity of the 9am. Gitmo
nation broadcast may actually bring in more listeners, it'll
be more kind of like the stuff that we've been talking about or
stuff we're going to talk about. So not, obviously, I can't do a
no agenda without you. But just to kind of keep it going and
keep people interested in bring some something in that people
can tune into, you know, I'm saying, you follow? It sounds
like the daily source code to me now, the daily source code is
just music is just music.
But this is only gonna be half music. You love music?
Yeah, of course, it's very important. And there's a lot of
great music out there that that has some interesting messages.
You'd like the idea? I mean, I think we could bring in some
more some more listening, you know, I
think is worth trying. Yeah, I just don't want it to cheapen
the real show. And it here's my real concern, I do have a
concern. I have a concern that you'll bring something up on The
Daily Show that you will think that you've talked about on the
on the real show. That risk is of course there. Yeah, I agree.
And he will flat to screw up the show because I'll say no, no, we
didn't talk about this at all. Yeah, no, I remember talking
about it. Or you know, I'm already sick of this story. So
talking about
right so first of all, the between the two of us, the
person who really kind of gets a little confused with what we've
talked about when would be you but you know, it's a valid.
It's your project projecting it's a valid point.
It's a valid point. I'll just say it's an experiment I'd like
and it
right away if it's true what you said just now that if it is me,
then you're just going to make me so confused. I'll be flat out
just won't be any good.
useless. Useless.
Well done then. I don't remember the the obvious alternative the
obvious alternative is for you to join in and we do it
together. You know, again, our I'm not talking three hours. I'm
talking like an hour. Yeah, I think come on once in a while.
Right. Shall we just call it an experiment? Let's The main thing
is it has to bring in more revenue because I'm dying over
here. How you doing up in the in northern Gitmo nation West?
Yeah, exactly. Exactly. not doing too well. And, you know,
anyway, well, people by
the way can go to the dvorak.org/n. A, we had a week.
Show once and I absolutely convinced those because we never
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it's very important, and we'll see how it goes, you know, I
think it would be best if I got you involved. And I think that
if I just start doing it, then you'll just get pissed off
dealing with them, I have to be a part of this. And if you jump
in, then maybe our human resources will support us to a
different level, we'll get some more of the choir since we're
still at a 99% DB ratio. Only 1% of the listeners is donating to
the show. But man do we love that 1% particularly the people
who are on the $5 a month and also donate additional funds at
higher giving levels. And by the
way, do check your PayPal account once in a while because
they do pull these things routinely.
So this is a clip I have to play in its entirety once and then I
can pull little snippets from it to use throughout the show.
Hello, I'm George Takei. And over the years I've spoken out
on civil rights issues from the Japanese American internment to
Proposition
eight in California. Oh, by the way that George Takei, who was a
Sulu from Star Trek that he was in an internment camp in World
War Two. No, yeah, his family was thrown into a Japanese
internment camp.
And he was a kid. Yeah.
How about that? Yeah, exactly. For
the reason suicides of LGBT youths across the country from
anti gay bullying compels me to speak out again. In particular,
against Clint McCann's, a school board member in Arkansas, who
publicly encourage gay kids to kill themselves. Mr. McCann says
since resigned, and claims he regrets saying things like, I
enjoy the fact that they often give each other age and die. Mr.
Marquez, you are a douchebag?
Sounds like
I just want to pull that you are a douchebag.
That's a good one. Yeah,
this he has an even better one coming up. That's right. That's
right.
No person, let alone an elected school official. Whatever their
personal or religious beliefs should ever wish death upon
another human being. You apologise for your poor choice
in words. But you are always going to be a total douchebag I
can.
I love him. He is so funny. Have you not seen this?
No, I didn't even know this was floating around.
Oh, he's very Yeah, he did his video. And so anyway, I won't
play the whole thing. But there's a little funny clip
coming up. And he says exactly what of course is probably true.
And what always happens, only suspect
that you have some, shall I say, issues to work out. So I've gone
and bought this countdown clock. I predict that sometime soon,
you will find yourself in the headlines again. This time
caught with a rent boy from some South American country.
He's probably right. Yeah. Well, of course, the people they have
we not seen this time and time again. Yes, politicians against
gay marriage, you know, are smoking tubes in in the in the
dark?
Well, you know, as part of the I have kind of a kind of a, I can
segue to another topic, which kind of does the same thing.
There was in terms of the fact that you're protesting too much.
Why are you even telling me this kind of thing, meaning that was
so the WikiLeaks thing happened right? And most of was targeted
at the British. So did you realise that for the first time
in 101 years? The head of MI six came out and made a comment.
I did not I did not know this and MI six is the Mi five is the
FBI. Mi six is the CIA. Correct? Yeah. What is it? What does the
Mi stands for? Actually,
I have no idea what they call themselves. They call themselves
the si es
now, right? It was that what James Bond was a part of MI six?
Yeah, can you say it myself but si es is secret intelligence
services. And he this whole speech he gave a speech to the
Redditors in England. This guy's name is John Sollers s aw ers
and he was formerly a confidant of Blair and he was also the UN
ambassador. And if you look at his background, it's like Oh,
this guy was always apparently in the in the business. Because
it was just kind of sketchy. And he came out within gave about a
40 minute talk most of it about a lot of it was weird. And I
didn't record much of I just record this one clip. But the he
also talked about how important it was to be secret and we're
very, we're honest about the secrecy that we have to share
secrets with other agencies and they have to be careful because
no one's going to trust us. If we ever let one of these secrets
get out and on and on, but this is the one this little clip here
is the one that says to me, whoa, why is he saying this at
all?
And it's the first time in 101 years, the head of MI six has
spoken publicly. Yeah, here we go.
I also welcome the Prime Minister's initiative to set up
the Gibson inquiry into the detainee issue. If there are
more lessons to be learned, we want to learn them.
And after 911, the terrorist threat was immediate and
Paramount. We are accused by some people for committing
torture ourselves, but have been too close to it in our efforts
to keep Britain safe. Let me say this SSIs is a service that
reflects our country. Integrity is the first of the services
values. And I'm confident that in their efforts to keep Britain
safe, all SAF staff acted with the utmost integrity, and with a
close eye on basic decency, and moral principles. So back to
that readers letter in the times.
Okay. So, your assessment?
I think he's protesting too much. Due to WikiLeaks thing,
I'm sure. Yeah.
In other words, he's protesting too much meaning he's guilty.
They
engaged in torture. Yeah. Oh, yeah. No, I mean,
da, da. How hard is
that, but I just wanted to run this clip. The guy's kind of
dull, so I didn't click take too many clips from him. But, but I
just thought it was interesting that the head mi six is made a
public, you know, came out and started talking. Very unusual.
Um, little biodiversity. Ah, yes, your favourite topic,
biodiversity. Everybody is the new meme. So, first, a little
background here. The United Nations, of course, had the
Nagoya Summit. And they have apparently struck a deal to save
the natural world. So I just want you to understand this is
so exactly like climate change, but it's something you can be
for you can be for biodiversity, instead of against global
warming. So this is kind of an interesting little switch. So
quoting here, the last minute deal at the United Nations
Convention on biodiversity sets out 20 goals to be implemented
in the next 10 years to help tackle the mass extinction, mass
extinction, John, of species around the world, including that
poisonous frog, everyone keeps showing a picture of you know
what? To fuck that frog, that this frog will kill you with one
with one spit. This is one frog we don't need. It looks pretty
though with a redhead, we need more meerkats, right. So here's
the deal. Increasing the area of quote, protected land in the
world, from 12 and a half percent to 17%. And the area of
protected oceans from 1% to 10% by 2020. Now, there's a couple
of ways you can read this. But does that not mean like,
grabbing land?
Yeah, and it's not as if the United States government, as a
matter of fact, hasn't been grabbing land. like there's no
tomorrow for the last 50 years? Yeah, we I mean, all the four I
mean, we've been grabbing the federal government owns most of
this country outright.
And then another interesting report, a lot of these
biodiversity campaigners? Turns out, and actually, I'm not
against this. A lot of them are for nuclear power, which I think
is fine. I think that's it's gotten such an incredibly bad
rap. And a lot of that has changed nuclear is not quite as
nasty as it used to be. But they also pretty much universally
support genetically modified food. Because yeah, well, we
can't we can't go on
Hold on a second stop depresses How do you support biodiversity
on the one hand, and then go for genetically modified foods,
which is anything but because it's a very targeted you target
all the genes you want you make a you make a unit culture seed
bank, that you then you when you plant is just basically all
exactly the same plant genetically and every which way?
How does that How do these two thoughts work together? How does
one become the other? I mean, can you explain that to me?
Well, it all depends who's paying your rent? I think that's
how it works. Oh, let me see. Oh, check from Monsanto. Yeah.
Okay. Yeah. Genetically modified. Good. So there's two
organisations I'd like to highlight to during today's
broadcast, a one is Europa bio, which is the European
Association for bio industries. And they just had a summit the
2010 E If I be European Association for bio industries,
and the Secretary General, it's not it's not good enough to say
the CEO or the president, you have to be a secretary general,
because that sounds you know, like you're a leader is this.
And by the way, she's a total milk, Natalie Maul. And just a
short 42nd clip of her and just listened to how she's hammering
this home.
A common agricultural policy that's been revised at the
moment, needs to look also at the possibility of farmers to
look to produce bio based products, raw materials for the
bio based economy, if we're serious about the bio based
economy, and we want to produce more and more bio based
products, we need to have the raw materials and we should
produce them in Europe and not import them. So that's the first
thing. And the second thing is we have to have a better
coherence of policies, from agricultural production to
research and innovation and to market pull. We need to have
those lead market initiatives implemented we need to have more
communication and education to consumers but also to industry
about the advantages of a sustainable bio based economy.
So that's the mean there, John, the biobased economy.
Day, How's that supposed to mean?
I think it means growing genetically modified crap. I
think that's what it means.
Well, I met I had trouble figuring out what it meant where
she from was that accent from Luxembourg.
She I believe she's actually I can tell you hold on a second
because I looked it up and I was actually kind of surprised
myself. See, you can find this at Europa bio.org europa bio.org
the Europa bio teen Natalie mole. I thought I had a thought
I had a
paper name and with the word wiki spray as a page.
Could you do that? I'll do it now
you have your spelling
Mall. It's m O l l Natalie mall wiki. Natalie more Natalie more.
Here we go. There's no she doesn't exist. She's
never wiki. Oh, she's a loser.
But what she is John that's one mother. I'd like to she's very
hot looking. Okay, but now the kicker? Please go to
conservation.org because we I think we might have a poster
child for biodiversity day. Looks like we got one who was
front row and centre at the biodiversity Summit.
Well, let me guess I don't I'm just guessing I did not see
this. But I would have to say George Clooney.
No, but it's a close. Second way. Wait, Bano? No, no, no,
he's he's still gay. No, he's more in the Clooney. He's more
in the Clooney.
He's on the Clooney side of the equation. Think more Clooney.
Yeah. Okay, I give up.
Oh, man. Harrison Ford.
Wow, I would have never guessed him. He's gotten into the game.
Oh, yeah. Check him out, man. So here he is.
You know, the problem is, he just doesn't seem like a bright
person. Well, you know, he makes it seem sharp. You know, he
seems like he's part of some scheme.
Yeah, but Harrison Ford. I mean, he's looking at the movies. He's
done. He always plays an agent
yesterday plays a sharp operator. Yeah, it plays a very
sharp opera. That's all you need.
I've got some good quotes from him. Here. We have to this is
this is from the biodiversity tag conference in what was it?
Where was it? Nagoya
we have to create a kind of undeniable groundswell
this is I gotta listen, I gotta play that roll this back. Listen
to what he's saying. an undeniable groundswell
undeniable, undeniable. I'm gonna in me undeniable.
Sciences. Interesting. That's very good. Here it comes.
We have to create a kind of undeniable groundswell of public
opinion, a kind of movement level affect something like,
like the civil rights movement or the
I wouldn't make you follow me. You follow me women's rights
movement to advocate for the kind of work that needs to be
done to protect the environment. Okay, so we need a groundswell.
He cannot
keep fighting this battle. These guys are just got too much
ammunition. I mean, they just keep coming at you
Oh, but wait, John, there's more. This is unbelievable.
There's more. Oh, he's a great poster child. The United States
is here as an observer. The United States is here as a
source of funding. Really?
Never heard of such a thing.
source of funding for biodiversity a day. Ah, whose
money is that? Let me think mine. Did you get to vote on
that? John on the on funding for some
I was looking at the propositions looking for the
biodiversity things. Yes, she's me. No, you have
to find it. Please pronounce it properly.
Yeah, go.
You said biodiversity. That's biodiversity. Oh, okay. I was
pretty sure I heard you say it the other way around. Okay.
Let's continue here.
We're not a voting delegate. And and we need to take that
responsibility to have that opportunity. And to show
leadership. So Does this sound familiar to you at all? Does
this sound like a script that you've heard before?
You have a copy of the script? Well, no, I don't have a copy of
it. But definitely sounds like something I've heard before.
Like,
like the global warming thing like global warming.
We got to be the leaders, we got to give them money. Here's more.
I've come here to encourage leadership of this convention,
all of the 192 countries are represented here. And
how that's That's bullshit. I've come here to what are you like
King Harrison? I've come here to I've come here to speak with to
the delegates. They must be kidding.
Like an
actor, an actor, dude. It's like I've come here to because when I
come people listen to me. I am king Harrison. I've come here
to encourage leadership of this convention, all of the 192
I'm taking meetings with all of the 192 leaders
are represented here. And my ambition is that they are
ambition that CEI for them is that they take bold actions take
big, firm steps in the direction of preserving biodiversity.
Biodiversity, say it properly. So he's got a couple commercials
out there. Because Oh, yeah, I mean, it's just it's, it's
going. Here's one where he's sitting in a salon. This is a
highly sought, you can find it in the show notes, no agenda
show.com and cross posted other places. He's sitting in a beauty
salon, and he's getting his chest waxed, and it's a metaphor
for burning down the Amazon rainforest.
When rainforest gets slashed and burned, it releases tonnes of
carbon into the air we breathe. It changes our climate. It hurts
every bit of rainforest that gets ripped out over there
really hurts us over here
ladies, gentlemen, the grey hair, right Harrison Ford
comparing his
Wait Wait, wait. He's come he's got a mixed metaphor going on.
He says they burn down the forest is then he says ripped
out I mean, was it one or the other the ripped out obviously
doesn't create tonnes of carbon. They should have burned it off
his chest.
If they had ripped it out. It wouldn't have released any
carbon.
Exactly. It shouldn't had a blowtorch and just burned his
hair when it stunk up salon.
Hey, you know what? I think you got a real good point there.
Hey, he needs to blow torch it off. Good point. Kidding with
this bullcrap. weenie pussy, why did Fred blow torches now? Any
anyway, the place to go learn about all this is
conservation.org. And he's on the homepage with videos and is
a huge, huge organisation. I'm sure I just found that just
before the show started. They have an annual report. And
financials. Let me just let me just while we're here, let me
look at the financials. Hey, fiscal year audited financial
statements. Okay, hey, that's better than the Clinton
Foundation. They still haven't released their audited
financials. Let's see how much money they have John. Oh, that's
like nothing. Wow. They got like $300,000
Check it in the check in in a year from now. We shall it's
a little Kyoto liabilities. $345,797. That is? That is the
total budget of the conservation internet International
Foundation and affiliates.
Well, that's what he said early on. He said we need money. We
want US government money. So we have to have an undeniable The
ball movement
Dow let's do it again. The science says don't be a denier
and just a quick check of Clinton foundation.org 2009
Still no audited financials or IRS 990 form.
Somebody wrote a note into a thing as November 15 is the
deadline which I thought was I thought it was October 15. I was
pretty sure it was for 990s is you know this offset it I guess,
okay, then we shall wait a week to do it. Anyway,
I just thought it was very interesting to see the new
poster child for biodiversity. That would be Harrison Ford who
plays a usually plays a CIA agent and he's taken meetings
just want you to know he is taking meetings
he just this the wrong guy. Right okay fine. Let him just
give him something to do
hey, you need me to cue up the jingle we need that or
well now we can do without it but you but I know somebody out
there that they sent us a story about apparently there's an
outbreak of swine flu in Northern Ireland I'll
let me do it
and this guy one of our producers he says you know I
just does a great story because I love that jingle.
There you go. The only reason we want it
the way this shows you headed so anyway let's try something
that's going a different direction. How about the the you
know Celebrex is one of our favourite advertisers they
they're doing 130s
Let's it's they don't actually advertise on this show. But we
love them because they have
said advertising we'd like to ridicule and because it's one of
those great ad companies that makes a product that you
probably shouldn't use and it will kill you or you will kill
yourself
or you will kill yourself while while on
it. This is a this is a Celebrex is the one for arthritis. And
it's but they've changed his style. They've first they've
created a scenario of some guy who can't move and then he's
moving a lot and how can you keep moving it's about moving.
And as it's a shot completely different than any of the
commercials I've seen these other drug commercials you know
of course there's always the kid and the dog and the whole thing
and the kid and the guy with his family can be couldn't move and
it can move. And he's taking a chance to celebrate they
mentioned that you know, but just at least he can move and
they fade them the music's a little different so I think this
is the the new direction they're taking it's still got all the
horrible stuff but the guy's voice the voice over guys got to
a slightly different style and it's like you can't even hear
him tell you the bad things. Let's give it a shot.
It's simple physics. A body at rest tends to stay at rest while
a body
Hey. Wow, that sounds like that sounds like shit in motion. Hold
on a second. That's really poopy. Maybe I can fix this hold
on. This is not good.
Well, that's okay. We can
say wow. Here we go.
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You may have sudden bleeding and you may die from it.
That no one really got me. You can die from number of things
three things at least. But I liked he liked the fact he says
you should balance the risks with the benefits.
Yeah, I'll take that. I'll take the pain over dying for
And then he said one of the reasons that you can die is by
using this. He doesn't say he calls them NSAIDs, which is the
type of drug. He says if you use too much of them, which means
you'd be on the prescription for like a month or two, that'll
kill you. I mean, the whole thing is just like white. You
know? It sounds to me that you want morphine or you know, it
would be better. It's healthier. Yeah, give me some heroin. Yeah,
it's not even as bad as alcohol and it makes you trippy.
Okay, so this so we, so they say,
I did run into another commercial commercial player, if
we're gonna stay on this theme. This was done on the O'Reilly
show. And it's like the stupidest again. By the way. I'm
asking the question to anybody out there it has the law been
changed about defacing American money?
Are you not allowed to deface it?
You can't sit around? No, you can't deface it? I mean,
otherwise, every Ben Franklin would have a moustache on it.
Well, wait
a minute. You're not allowed to draw on a on $1. Bill.
No is defacing American money. It's against the law.
Really? Yeah.
Unless the laws have been changed because if you listen to
this commercial, they've done just that to the $2 bill. And
they're selling you copies you'd play the $2 bill commercial.
It's just by the way this was on a roll it is the kind of
advertisers they have on the O'Reilly
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features Old Faithful Geyser practically gushing off the note
and Thomas Jefferson striking portrait brilliantly framed in
gold, the official seals from the Federal Reserve and the US
Treasury a test to each bills legal tender status and on the
reverse depicts the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
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uncirculated $2 bills are now being released through this
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This is great. I've got an idea. I've got an idea
the no agenda $2 Bill screw that
the no agenda $1 Bill, and we'll have John Holmes gushing on it
like nobody else's business.
Well, it's fairly. So the guy goes, there's a couple of
things.
This is what a great business model. Yeah, but it's illegal.
I'm telling hairs two bucks in the end, just people trying
to be enhanced, which means somebody scribbled on it
privately. And we can
do the same thing. Get your no agenda $1 bill now privately
enhanced at the no agenda mint with a depiction of John Holmes
gushing like nobody else's business. The reason
that you want, it doesn't have to be profane. The reason that
you want the $2 bill, I might add, as opposed to the $1 bills,
because the $2 bill has more real estate on it that you can
print on. I'm just I'm talking to anybody out there, right?
What I'm talking
about just drawing stuff with a Sharpie. I'm not talking about
actually printing anything, just we just get a stack of dollar
bills. It's easy. People want to make sure that, you know, I
think you should begin. So I think the people should note
that the $2 bill is not the rarest. Nobody uses them. I
mean, I have a couple of them. But if you can go to your bank,
you're actually kind of fun to hang out at the farmers market.
You can play with them. Yeah, because people always looking
like your value and people have been arrested for passing $2
bills, because the cops are too stupid to know that they were
legal. Man is trying to pass counterfeit money. There's a bug
guy some guys resident Ohio, for passing it to verge for using a
$2 bill. But anyway, you can go to the bank and ask for a cost
you 200 bucks. You get a Federal Reserve all brand new, you get
this with any money, you want $2 bills and you get a pack of them
and then you use them $200 worth of them.
You can you can get 100 $200 A $202 bills for 200 bucks. Yeah.
So let's Okay, John, this is a great idea. I love this idea.
And okay, instead of John hauls, we'll just say with crackpot and
buzzkill practically gushing off the bill. Can I just want to say
that I just want to say it's
okay, I want somebody out there to get me to how these guys can
do this legally.
If we get sued, we just pointed them to those guys are doing it.
The men don't know
I want to know in advance.
Okay, and then we just get a bunch of Sharpies, and then we
just sign them and draw a little stick figures on
why they that's why it's illegal because that's what people do
and they would get into the trade they track these guys
down, it was a pretty hefty fine, more than the money we'd
make on the deal. You can't be scribbling on money. I've said
money with somebody rubber stamps, there was some bullshit.
Okay, I'm
looking at the chat room and it says the actual law is with
intent to render such bank bill draft note or other evidence of
debt unfit to be reissued. So it's not unfit to be reissued.
You can reissue it. It just, I mean, people write notes on on
money all the time, little phone numbers and stuff like that. So
intend to render it unfit to be reissued. I think that's okay.
It can be reissued, even if it has, you know, little stick
figures on it nothing wrong
talking to somebody from the Treasury before we do anything
new, okay, or recommend anything, but that we can't get
people to take and print some stickers up and put them on the
toll plaza. Yeah, that's gonna be more effective than passing
around a bunch of money. But when I get money that's got some
crap written on it for somebody's rubber stamped. I get
irked about it. This idiot.
Okay, I thought it was a really good I thought you were you had
a whole pitch here. But you know, I
was headed toward the pitch but then I but I said and I prefaced
the entire piece with this. I want to know what the real
legality of it is. Because this seems to me there's $2 privately
enhanced, you know, state parks so your national parks $2 Bill
rare and valuable. Seems illegal as far as I can tell. Okay, well
instead of really done it, they got to crap all over this
bill. But instead of bitching about it, let's follow the
follow their lead and it's what I suggested
at the beginning and I'm stay sticking with it. Okay, I'm not
jumping into it.
Okay, I think it's great. I'm very excited about this. This is
a great idea. I just want to cut the commercial when we say with
crackpot and buzzkill practically gushing off the
bill. That's cool. That's it's lovely. I like the way that
sounds it's kind of
fun. Also just print a fake, you know, like a $6 bill or
something that that may be an issue. Well, there's a Clinton
Bill floating around. I still have a bunch of them called the
SEC's dollar bill. With Clinton Z, vintage. All right, go on
take. So
anyway, I will have an end of show clip. John, the end of show
clip is the second most emailed article just came out in the
past day. And this is what happened in Gitmo nation East
Lord James of Blackheath, who stood up in the House of Lords
on November the first and and everyone was sent this, this,
the transcript of this around and he says, Hey, there's a
secret foundation a secret organisation that wants to
essentially buy Gitmo nation east and bail us out with all
their money which is backed by gold. I know this right but I
have the actual audio of Lord James of Blackheath saying this
so instead of just reading it, I have him saying it and I thought
that was interesting to listen to as an end of show clip.
And you should we tell people who was trying to buy the the
wall I think the whole story is bogus. I
think it's bogus as well. And by the way, 17 billion, please,
that's not real money. He's 600 billion that Ben Bernanke is
printing up today. That's real money.
I mean, guy knows what he's doing. Yeah. I do have one more
clip if we want to play it before our getting laid. I can
draw move this to next week.
Go ahead what you got, man? Well, I
just ran into this group a bunch of looks like a bunch of spooks
to me they're part of the United Nations and it sounds you know,
how you What the hell are these guys doing out here? Oh, all
about trains. Planes ban.
Just I'm just shooting back at him, John. Jeez, can I
just just stick with trains and noise abatement?
Can I just kind of just give you a quick little clip from our
president regarding trains? That you'll love it? Okay. So this is
from the Fortune Magazine, most magnificent, wonderful women of
the world where Michelle Obama was named the best woman ever.
Warren Buffett was there. And I can't believe we missed this one
of our producers sent this in to me. So real quickly,
what Where did Buffett come in on the top list of women?
You actually I didn't pull a clip from me. He's like, I love
being here. Because look, there's 300 women around as the
most sexist thing you could say it was really funny. So but of
course, we know Buffett invested over a billion dollars in which
rail line was it?
Burlington Northern, those are the guys honking as they went
by,
right? That's why they're doing it. They're saying hey Sakas to
Burlington Northern, and of course the whole reason for the
so called High Speed Rail scam. What we'll be building rail
tracks for is to not to transport you the human
resources but to transport goods. To all over the country
and to benefit guys like Warren Buffett. So the President is at
this event, listen to what he said.
Now, this doesn't relieve government of its responsibility
to create the conditions for businesses to succeed. That's
what government does best. Those things that no individual or
business will do on their own, but that create an environment
where everybody can compete. So that means funding the basic
research that drives new discoveries and sparks new
industries. It means upgrading our infrastructure, including
things like high speed rail and internet, so you can get your
products and services to your customers. There you go.
Somebody took him aside after that one
dude. What are you taught? Dude? A dude went off a rip you.
Douche. Doot when he doing man, you can't be saying that dudes,
but he was cow telling the buffet who was there like, oh,
yeah, that one you think that guy? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. goods
and services. All right, now you've got a group of economic
hitman, I presume?
Yeah, but they shouldn't be stemming from the UN. And but if
you listen to it, it sounds like economic hitmen to me and
they've got they do this human kind of a human resources
worldwide report. And this is a bunch of there's a there's a
bunch of possible memes in here. I have no conclusion about this,
except that they're obviously economic hitmen of some sort.
They're all a bunch of ex government guys.
What is this from? What
is this clip from? From a meeting? It was I think it was
it wasn't the Council on Foreign Relations, but or something like
that. And they were having this kind of this discussion about
what they do. And this guy who's the head of it, he introduces
himself and then I do a little clip in there, which is kind of
seamless. But then he goes into discuss this new methodology
that's being developed to tell you if you're poor or not. Okay,
my name is Fred Thompson,
I'm Is this a test we can take by the way to see if you and I
are poor, we qualify for,
I think it has to be done by experts. Okay.
My name is Fred Thompson. I'm the director of the Washington
office of UNDP. And I'd like to welcome you to our roundtable
today on Iraq's development challenges. Most of you know,
UNDP well, but for those who don't, we are the leading
development agency of the United Nations have offices in over 130
countries and do work in more than 160 countries.
Wow, that's great. You've never heard of us, but look at where
we are everywhere.
Use your money everywhere with your money.
But among those assignments, our development challenges in many
of the most difficult parts of the world. And this year,
looking at 20 years of since the innovation of the Human
Development Report, which as many of you know, was one of the
first indices and reports based on the indices that went beyond
income and gross domestic product measurements for
measuring human welfare. And added in particular,
wow, measuring human welfare. I like that. Yeah, that's a good
that's a, you get the collective human resource coefficients. And
that's your human welfare results as
he gets worse. Okay, here's of longevity and literacy that
embellished a wider view of what human development encompassed.
What's interesting about this report, and I hope you can join
us on November 17, at AED for that launch event. What's
interesting
marketing your calendar, John, we have to join them for that
event. There
is a number of new indices that have been proposed and added in
that report one on one, measuring inequality, when
measuring gender empowerment power men and one, which is
called the
gender empowerment. What would that be? Of No. Gender? I
guess there's a coefficient involved. Yes, t dimensional
poverty index developed?
Well, wait. This is Jim. What index
is called the multi dimensional poverty index? Wow.
Okay. My multi dimensional poverty index is pretty low
right now
developed in conjunction with Oxford University, which looks
at an even more multifaceted way of thinking about both poverty
and progress against measurements of poverty. So
please, please come out for that. Bullshit.
This is exactly what Professor Griff of Public Enemy is saying.
Because the poverty index of the human resources of Gitmo nation
proper is $630,000 That's what each human resources worth. They
have these calculations I truly believe that I truly believe we
should invade
or not what happens when we kill these people? What does that
mean? Yeah. And again, to really want to do is just go over there
and steal their oil. And, and John, we have to make it so
complicated. It really
comes right back to Paris 1919, where the number one thing they
were trying to figure out, it was, what is a dead soldier
worth? And they were actually doing calculations of? Well,
this is what a human resource could have produced in their
lifetime. This is the contribution to the GDP. This is
how all governments and all leaders literally think about
us.
Yeah, you're a human resource. You're basically just a line
item.
Unfortunately, you and I are below the line got actually that
could be good. I don't know. I did. That might actually be
good. All
right.org/in A help us out. We really deadline. Yeah, like, the
whole thing is distressing. And they Yeah, that whole that 9019
went into this thing. And that's what these guys are doing. The
United Nations Development Agency, whatever the heck they
call themselves, money UDP watch economic hitmen going out there
and making decisions. And yeah, let's
see what it's worth. Yeah, let's see what the year worth and. And
by the way, this is why Clooney goes to dark for because of
course, they want to steal all the oil from dark for here's how
it works. The elites go, Let's steal that oil. Okay, good idea.
Oh, man, we have to kill a lot of people. Yeah, I feel bad
about that. Yeah, me too. Hey, let's get Clooney involved.
We'll all feel good. That's what it is. I mean, I'm convinced
like, hey, let's get that oil. Yeah, right. Let's get some
minerals. Yeah, let's get some lithium. Yeah. Hey, man, we
gotta kill a lot of human resources for that. That sucks,
doesn't it? Yeah. What can we do? Hey, clean, he's got to be
free. Bring him in. We'll all feel good. We'll do a benefit.
That's how it goes,
peeps. Clooney can sell it.
Clooney can sell it. Hey, coming to you, from Gitmo nation West
in the People's Republic of Southern California. Yang in the
morning, everybody. My name is Adam curry. And from
sunny Northern California, northern Silicon Valley, where
the has a couple of clouds in the sky, but nothing major. I'm
John C. Dvorak.
We'll talk again on Sunday right here for early morning service.
I'll be in San Francisco. So it'd be fun to get the
connection together have them all be happening here. On no
agenda,
I'm going to have to make a very big apology to my noble friend
and overlords soon, because I'm about to raise a subject which I
shouldn't raise, which is going to be one which I think is now
time to put on a higher awareness. And to explain to the
house as a whole as I don't think they have any light on I'm
sorry, the level of Strathclyde has not been around is deeply
concerns him also, for the last 20 weeks since yesterday
afternoon, I have engaged in been engaged in a very strange
dialogue with the two noble lords in the course of which
I've been trying to bring to their attention. The wheeling
availability of a strange organisation which was wishes to
make a great deal of money available to assist the recovery
the economy in this country. Wonderful, better description of
their name, I'll call them foundation X. It's not their
real name, but it'll do for the moment. Foundation X was
introduced to me 20 weeks ago last week by a very eminent city
firm, FSA, controlled by its chairman who came to me and its
chairman said, we have this extraordinary request assistance
during this major financial reconstruction. It's mega bucks.
But we need your help to assist us in understanding whether this
is legitimate. I had the biggest put down in my life of a low
stress client. When I told him the story. First of all, he said
why you're not important enough to have the answer to a question
like that. And he's quite right. I know what I'm not important
enough. But the answer to the next question was you haven't
got the experience for it? Yes, I do. I have had one of the
biggest experiences in the laundry of terrorists money and
the funny money everybody's had in the city. I've handled
billions of terrorist money. Not into my pocket. The biggest the
biggest terrorist client I had was the IRA. And I'm pleased to
say that I managed to write off more than a billion pounds of
their money. I've also had extensive connections with North
African terrorists, but that's from Firemaster nature. And I
don't want to talk about that, because that's still a security
issue. I've also hasten to add, it's now just getting the police
informing because I should immediately call the Bank of
England as my defence witnesses, they put me in to deal with
these problems. So the point is that I was in the course of
doing this very strange activity. I got a very
interesting set of phone numbers and references which I could go
to for help when I needed it. So people in the city have known
that if they want to check out anything that looks for tall,
odd, they can come to me and I can press a few phone numbers
and get a reference. And so they came to me and asked me whether
I would get them a reference in the clearance on Foundation.
AIX. And for 20 weeks I've been endeavouring to do so, unless
overcome to the absolute conclusion that they are
completely genuine and sincere, and that they are quite directly
wishing to make the United Kingdom one of the principal
points for which they will use to disseminate their
extraordinary great wealth into the world at this present moment
as part of an attempt to seek the economic recovery of the
global economy. And so, I made the phone call to my noble
friend Lord Strathclyde on a Sunday afternoon, I think he was
sitting on his lawn poor man. And he did the quickest
ballparks I've ever seen in England to do anything like it
at tricking them on such Saturday, we have a chance
against the All Blacks. The next thing I knew, I've got the Nobel
laureates as soon on the phone as and he from the outset to
have quite right, proper defensive attitude of total
scepticism and said this is possibly can't be right. In the
course of the following weeks. I had first of all, the level of
Sassoon said, Go and talk to the Bank of England. So I found the
governor of the Bank of England, I said, Could you please check
this out for me. And he came back after about three days, I
said, you can get lost I'm not touching the barge pole is far
too difficult to get back to the Treasury. So I did. And within
another day, the naval officer student come back and said, This
is rubbish. It can't possibly be right. So I said, Well, I'm
going to work more on it. And then I had a meeting with a will
or Strathclyde. And I actually bought one of the senior
executives have found from foundation X to meet last
Strathclyde. I have to say that as first dates go, it was not a
great success. They neither of them ended up by inviting the
other one up for a coffee or a drink at the end of the year and
evening. And they didn't exchange telephone numbers in
order to build follow up call. In fact, I found myself in
between a rock and a hard place represented by both a rock and a
hard place with two totally paranoid about each other.
Because the foundation X people have an amazing obsession with
their own security. They are expecting only to be contacted
by somebody equal to hit a state status or somebody who has a
national international security rating equal to the top six
people in the world. And this is such a strange situation. So
both the noble lord Sassoon and noble of staff tied both came
up, which was what should it be an absolute killer argument as
to why this could not be true, and we should forget it. As soon
as argument first was that these people were offering evidence,
or they claimed evidence that they had lodged 5 billion pounds
with British banks last year. And they gave dates and they
gave transfer dates in the details of these transfers. And
as liberal arts students said is that was true, it would stick
out like a sore thumb, you couldn't have 5 billion popping
out of a bank account, destroying disrupting the
balance sheet completely. But I remember that about the same
time that those transfers were being made, the level of
violence was indulging in his game of rearranging the deck
chairs on the Titanic, the British banking community. And
if he'd had three banks at that time, which have had, say, a
deficiency of one and a half billion each, then you pretty
well have absorbed the entire 5 billion and you wouldn't have
the source I'm stick out on this at that time. Because you'd have
to one and a half billion in three to three banks, you'd have
lost a lot or thought that would be a logical explanation. They
will all Strathclyde came up with a much different argument.
He said this cannot be right. This cannot be right, because
these people said that the meeting with him that they were
still effectively on the gold standard from back in the 1920s.
And that their entire currency holdings throughout the world,
which were very large, were backed by bullion. And they will
last left I came back and said to me he's working on it. And
this has to be stuff and nonsense. Because he said they
have come up with a figure for the amount of bullion that would
have been needed to cover their currency reserves as claimed,
which would be more than the entire value of bullion that has
ever been mined in the history of the world. I'm sorry, level
of Strathclyde is wrong, because analysts are wrong. Because what
he had done was he had tapped into the sources which are
available. There's only one definitive source, the amount of
volume that has ever been taken from the Earth's crust. And that
was a National Geographic magazine article 12 years ago.
And whatever figure it was that they quoted, was then quoted
again i Six other sites on the internet on Google. And so
everybody is quoting one original source and there is no
other confirming authority. But if you tack into the Vatican
accounts of the Vatican Bank, you will come up with a claim of
total total bullion never loaded into his 15 minutes, I wonder if
he could draw his his application, the total value of
the Vatican bank reserves would claim to be more than the entire
value of gold ever mined in the history of the world. Now, my
point on all of this is that we have not proven any of this.
Foundation X are saying that this president that they are
prepared to put up the entire 5 billion pounds for the funding
and creation of the three i recreation, the British
government can have the entire independent management control,
they don't want anything to do with it, there will be no
interest charged. And by the way, if the British government
would like it, as well as it will help, they will be prepared
to put up money for funding hospitals, schools, the rebuilt
the building of Crossrail, immediately the 17 billion
transfer by Christmas if requested, and all these other
things. These things can be done if wished, but we have to have a
senior member of the government has to accept invitation for a
phone call to the to the chairman of the company concern
foundation x, and then we can get into business and all I'm
asking is this is too big of an issue. I'm just an ageing
obsessive old parent I'm easily dispensable, but getting to the
truth is not we need to know what really is happening here.
My Lords we must find out the truth of the situation. You can
take that to the bank. Ladies and gentlemen, please rise for
your nation national.
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