To the madness, madness stop the madness.
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Thursday, December 9 2010. Time to get more nation media
assassination episode 259 This is no agenda decoding cables
here at the hilltop Watchtower crock pot command centre get my
nation Western the People's Republic of Southern California.
Yay. In the morning I am the media terrorist known as Adam
curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where there are no wiki leaks.
I'm John C. Dvorak,
Vaughn Buzzkill. In the morning to all boots on the ground and
all ships at sea. And to you, Joe, I
get to say, you don't get to say anything
today. I figured I'd use Serbia.
Well, I'm going to say good morning to or in the morning to
all the human resources.
Yes, the ones who are in our chat room at no agenda chat.net
all charged up and ready to go the way your government loves
you and need you to be. I got a couple of notes by the way about
the ships at sea. I got some notes from ships at sea who said
hey, don't mess with my ships at sea because there are guys that
ships at sea who are actually here's one guy just a couple
guys. No, I got a couple notes. There's two guys. So that's,
that's human resources who are on ships at sea. And we have
definitely have boots on the ground.
I wonder where they listed today tell you what they listened to
the stream or they just download?
No, I didn't inquire what he should. Anyway, in the morning
to you, John has been nice not talking to you. Yep, I agree
with that one. Yeah, it's actually quite nice.
So we had you know, there was an outage at Pay Pal, which
affected us
dearly. Oh, at least half of our money. At least
more than half actually. I did a calculation on a typical
Thursday show we so we ended up getting rid of it. Go and get
rid of Mazal mentioned our executive producer. Oh one one
executive of what he's not only the executive. We got lucky. Of
course, he's sir Larry Lee, who is a lucky guy, granite Shoals,
Texas. And he's our executive producer for this show, and also
the only member of the 259 calls. That would be the two
five Niner club, the two five Niner club. And he's done a 259
for episode 259 Because he's outraged. He says at the idea
that the Walmart Corporation has cooperated with the Department
of Homeland Security and suggesting that ordinary
citizens should report into indicators of terrorist
activity. Walmart manager says When did ordinary citizens
become experts in indicators of terrorist activity? Since when
did Walmart become the target of terrorist activity? Now citizens
of this country are encouraged to rat on our friends and
neighbours just like the paranoid fascist state of
Germany prior to the rise of the Third Reich.
So the show is over everything I wanted to say sir Larry Lee has
summed up in one donation, dedication Ranch, it's perfect.
Hi, I'm Janet Napolitano, Secretary of the Department of
Homeland Security. Homeland Security begins with Hometown
Security. That's why I'm pleased that Walmart is helping to make
our communities more safe and secure. If you see something
suspicious in the parking lot or in the store, say something
immediately reports suspicious activity to your local police or
sheriff. If you need help, ask a Walmart manager for assistance.
Thank you for doing your part to help keep our hometowns safe.
That's the part that really cracked me up. It's like if I'm
really in trouble, if I you know, this is what, this is what
you should teach all your children. It used to be like, if
you're lost or in trouble, you can always go up to a cop now
it's like go up to any Walmart manager. They will save you
well. Walmart managers are there to save you is disgusting. I
agree with this or Larry Lee this is this is a combination of
1984 with the telescreens was it whatever they call it in 1984,
the telescreens the tele scribes were giving
Tella scribe, right. Yeah, whatever. Tell us Telestrator or
whatever, tell us
that Telestrator is something we use at sports games to draw on
the screen. Okay, I think tell it tell the screen I think is
what it was. And
well, let's well you know, I
have her I have her an entire speech, which I watched
diligently was on C span three. You want to get obscure. C span
three. Okay. Most cable networks. I don't think even
have C span three.
Now you can get it online. No. Yeah. So
I actually i i have the C span app and I was listening to Janet
Napolitano speak to the BGA which is the blowjob Association
of America. Yeah. Actually, it's the it's all the lower level law
enforcement People who came to Washington for a symposium. And
then of course, you know, at the end of the day, then Janet
Napolitano comes in and she's going to speak to the the lower
levels because it's no longer about Homeland Security. It's
about Hometown Security.
Hometown secure. Oh, yeah. Yeah, cuz the places are blowing up
left and right. Do you want do you want it in Georgia was under
attack by Arab terrorists. Last week.
I need to play this. And then we can close this out, at least as
far as I'm concerned. But it's really important because she
does say something in there. She stumbles over something which
made me laugh, but I think it's important to hear the, the words
from the horse's mouth so to speak, no pun intended. And by
the way, you should I put a link in the show notes of the video
of this, you should see her she's like, swaying back and
forth, you'd like a rapper up there on the on the podium,
really weird, very, very weird. But it's important. The way she
uses NLP on the the fine police, men and women of these United
get most states and programmes them into this. And I'll have to
explain some of the acronyms as well programmed them into this
initiative, and that our
citizens, our community groups, and small businesses all need to
be a part of that effort. What does that mean? What that means
is this here's the question I asked. I said, What is the best
way to counter violent extremism here at home? Oh,
well, what is the best way? John, what do you think?
I didn't know we had any violent extremism?
Oh, well, she'll she'll get into that we have lots of we have not
just violent extremism, we have terrorist
in DC, they give it initial CVE. Right, what is the best way to
do that? Here at home? And the answer that came back and that I
concur with is that we may not at DHS, as part of our role,
have the full capability to understand why it is that
somebody would become a violent extremist, a terrorist, for
example,
just so you know, this is happening. It's all over the
place, John, and they don't know why they don't understand how
someone somebody becomes a violent extremist, a terrorist,
if you will. Really? Yeah, it's amazing.
Yeah, I'm sorry, I'm under I'm under the impression now that
Indianapolis is being attacked as we're doing the show.
Is this true? No. Oh,
that works in terms of building bridges with communities so that
you in a way just by knowing what goes on in a neighbourhood,
knowing what
she's swaying back and forth like it like a like a moron
that happens at the street having a degree of trust between
a police officer and a neighbourhood group, which I'm
convinced
is an NLP move, if you'd like because you'd like hip you're
down with the street. You knew when you know what's going on
with the hood. That's exactly what she's doing by swaying back
and forth. It's freaky. Well,
what works in terms of being an effective strategy for combating
violent crime and violent extremism?
Violent extremism
is a radicalised form of violent crime.
Okay, now, let's just make sure we understand, oh, let's just,
let's just make sure we understand that. Okay, here it
comes. Again,
violent extremism is a radicalised form of violent
crime.
There you go. Really? Just so you know, and that
is community oriented. It's current
it's in your communities
were properly use were done in the right way. It has been
remarkable.
Standby.
Our country bring down crime rates and keep crime rates low,
even sometimes in circumstances where you would predict they
would be going up. And so we have been working with DOJ on
Cops programmes with
cops is shit. What's that acronym for cops is the it's
like the fusion centres have you know about these the fusion
centre? I
don't know. Okay, well, the
cops thing is where it's basically an operational
procedure, so that you can communicate information back to
home base, our initiative, sar, which is suspicious suspicious
activity reports,
to link those kinds of things together and to add a third link
to this chair. That is the role of individuals.
In here it comes now listen to the fumble, listen to the fumble
that
and how you empower individuals to be part of our Homeland
Security Hometown Security efforts? Well, that's that's a
hard question.
Yeah. What do we know? It's a really hard question.
Me Now how do you empower citizens to help help us protect
them or protect themselves?
I think we programmed them to rat on their fellow citizens.
That's a good idea.
And one way that we have lighted upon is a campaign called if you
see something, say something which by the
way is so coincidental it comes out right at the same time we
have the Don't Ask, Don't Tell. It's like the dichotomy is
hurting my brain, John, it's like see something, say
something. But don't ask, don't tell. You know what I mean? It's
like, catch, it hurts. Now, listen to the stumble.
If you see something, say something is just what its name
implies. It is a campaign that particularly when unified with a
SAR initiative in a
suspicious activity report,
particular locale or particular state, really now gives you the
building blocks of a strong hometown Homeland Security
effort. So we are expanding if you see something say something
all over the country. Yay, this is good. They figured out what
to do. We have added it to communities like the District of
Columbia have added it to states. Tennessee I think, for
example, is now a see something say something states,
I'd love that. It's Hey, I'm from the see something say
something state. Where are you from? John? Are you from the see
something say something state from the Don't Ask Don't Tell
the state.
I'm from the show me stage.
we're venturing out into the private sector today. For
example, I am announcing that you will be seeing see something
say something. Don't say ads.
Why wouldn't you call them ads? To this is where she messes it
up? Because she she has been told or she has agreed not to
call it advertising. So that's why did
she drop the ball that because all she had to say if it was
written down, which I'm sure it is a public service
announcement,
she you know, she was tired. That's the only thing I could
figure out because the end of the day and she's about to
programme all these stupid slaves in the room, which is
just great. And then I'll be done with a clip. But listen to
her again. She's like, I don't want to call it ads, because
that's exactly what the meeting was about beforehand. Don't call
it an ad whatever you do, by the way, $30 million given to at
least that's the the only amount I can track so far given to
Walmart to run these ads at checkout to your money to by the
way.
Don't don't say. Are you telling me the taxpayers paid Walmart 30
million bucks to put this crap up? Yeah. 30 million. Right.
Yeah,
you will be seeing see something say something. I don't say ads,
but announcements in Walmart stores. And
totally correct. The only reason she did that is because there
was a meeting this the problem by the way we're doing we talked
about this on the show a lot. When we break down the media.
One of the things that you always learned is that you don't
want to do pre interviews with people necessarily right unless
you're unless the whole thing is completely not ad libbed.
Because what happens is during the pre interview you start to
you blow your load. You blow Yeah, you say what you get into
then when you're supposed to say it. You don't remember who said
it or not it says you're confused and so and the only
reason she said that is because obviously there was a meeting or
she was it was drummed into her in other words somebody was was
going you can't say it's an ad you can't say it's an ad make
sure you don't say it's a it's an
ad and whenever you and your brain doesn't process that well
it doesn't process the negative all it hears Oh yeah, well it
says it's a it's an ad it's it's I don't want to say it's an ad
because oh crap I said it now. What am I gonna do now? Why
would that be John why do you think because I believe that the
media is going to be completely complicit in this because
everyone in the media business it's like okay, we got you know,
we have two more money Yeah, exactly. We got two more years
until elections we might as well get some a DHS money in the
meantime, we need some of that ad money.
Now Now, here's the thing that gets me about this. That's why
it's not a PSA by the way. It's not a public service
announcement
but you know, it could be made into one and it could be sold as
one and they could hound to play places. This is the dark
government at work. I want everyone out there to notice.
The government is now instead of just doing PSAs like they would
normally do and then hound you know the licensee holders
because hey, you guys you know are supposed to be running more
PSAs are ready, your licences renewals coming up, you know
exactly how can we run our homeland security at how many
times when Did you run it? And it just started hounding him?
And you get these guys to run these things for free. But
instead they're just throwing money at the media. In other
words, they're bribing them. Yeah, the whole thing is
basically corrupt the way they're doing it. And that, that
they should be running these ads at all your public service
announcements for
Walmart to be running it and being paid to do it is
abhorrent. It would exactly mean they're being paid to do it. It
says it right there, black and white $30 million, which was a
part of I think this even came out of the American Recovery Act
funds. And, you know, 13 million that we're being told about, and
by the way, not bad, 30 million. Hey, guess what? If you see
something, say something now give me $30 million. We'll say
it all day long when we John,
I'll give us 30 million bucks. We're on board. Yeah. All right.
Now let's just wind over Brian board
wind it up with with her programming the truth. He's a
beautiful piece of of NLP. And let's just I just wandered back
a little bit
something say something. I don't say ads, but announcements in
Walmart's in the country. And we are also working with educating
not just shopping mall employees
Mall of America, by the way, also rolling this out
for this holiday time of year, but also other employees.
Listen, listen, listen, listen, soft targets soft targets. Now,
earlier in the speech, she spoke about what a soft target is a
soft target, the Mumbai attack is known as a soft target. I
don't know why it's called the soft target. But this is a new
meme, you got to look out for soft targets. soft targets are
hotels and shopping malls and sporting events like
hotels, hotel chains. Also, organisations that manage large
events where people can gather like large sporting events
or no agenda meeting so that for example,
the professional sport league commissioners have met with me,
because now we got to get some scanners in their app. So this
is all about scans all about the scanners, you know, we had good
meetings with the hotels, Hey, you want to go to hotel? Welcome
to our hotel, please step through the scanner.
This will be meeting with the NCAA as well. Yeah, meet with
them. But if you see something, say something, you leave this,
okay, listen to this is great. And I remember she's programming
local cops
talk here this afternoon. And I know you've had a day of talks.
I know.
See, first she, this is so great. I got to do this play by
play. So first, she's like, I know, it's been so incredibly
hard for sure she completely endears these people, right,
because it's the it is the end of the day. And I know I've been
there and it really sucks and you've had to listen to all this
stuff. And then, and then she hits him and then she hits him.
Listen to it. Listen to it.
I know. I mean, I've been in your seat, I know. But I
guarantee you when you leave this talk, you got to remember a
couple of things.
Isn't that great? When you're as good you will remember a couple
and then it's like you know don't and then this just goes
into the whole thing. What you're going to remember you're
going to remember like to rat on everybody and set it all up.
You're gonna remember to help ruin the country.
Yeah, just you just gonna Yeah.
So I want to make a I'm gonna make a prediction here that
needs to be noted on the show. I think we've we've hinted at this
before, but it never been an out not prediction. But I was
reading the Atlantic article where Pistole was interviewed by
a couple of the Stooges, I might add, for real good. And somebody
in the comments made made this assertion which we have
discussed in certain times that is served by mistake, probably
at least a year ago or more, but I want to make it as an out and
out prediction. Now, I don't think it's gonna happen in this
country, but it's going to happen. And that is a choke
point attack, which is the obvious thing for terrorists to
do next, which is a you have the TSA, you have a holiday season,
like Christmas or something where you'd have the lines
backed up, like there's no tomorrow. And you come in to
that area with the bomb. And they put you in the machine and
they see hey, there's a bomb in here, you set it off and you
kill everybody in the area. There are so there are more
people jammed into this choke point on an aeroplane than on
the aeroplane. And the likelihood of success is quite
high and it would get a lot of attention and shame and it would
again create this issue where you now have to have an
appointment to get on your plane because well we can have too
many people jacked up here. So get you to sign up for your
appointment online. And so everyone has a go at Yeah,
you're in at 507 You missed your appointment, you know, I was
telling you, because why? Because this these these choke
points are extremely dangerous. The TSA is obviously incompetent
or they wouldn't be setting up choke points, because you don't
have to get the bomb through. You just blow up the choke point
and you kill everybody in the area in the vicinity again Do
you think that will not happen in the United States? Because we
don't have a bunch of terrorists around here? bogus? The whole
thing is nonsense, but it will happen in in well, it'll happen
probably in London, I'm guessing London.
Isn't that what happened at Manchester Airport where the
guys drove their Jeep into the choke point and tried to explode
the jeep? Yeah, that
played out, but this was gonna is gonna happen in probably in
London, it could happen at any place, of course, but it won't
happen here because we don't really have it. But we don't
have terrorists here. We don't have any yet because we haven't
created them by being the jerk offs that we are, or the TSA is
but the point is, is that is going to happen it's going to
happen someplace and then we're going to respond again as if
that's happening here when it's not. And it's just going to make
things worse, they don't know what to do about that. The choke
points are a problem and they're creating the choke points it's
their creation it is the Security Administration's
creation these choke points so when everyone who gets killed
and one of them when some maniac blows up, you know, wrapper
wraps a bomb around himself and suicide bombs the area, it's
their fault.
Let me thank a couple of people who've done some PR initiatives
and then we can kind of get into the rest of the show because we
got a little off track there but I just had to roll that out
since our executive producer was kind enough to point out and to
support this programme that this whole Walmart ads which we don't
want to call it ads because you're gonna see him everywhere
now and they are going to be for paid at paid for advertisements
think on your friends. So I do want to thank Mr. By the
way we stopped a second this always leads to people turning
in the innocent of course to screw with them.
Well listen when we have an SAR against us, which is really
easy. My neighbours will go to the cops and say you know he's
kind of suspicious ah, we have an SAR suspicious activity
report. And then you know, we saw something so we're saying
something then you get picked up you get arrested, you're gonna
be an information terrorist. Isn't this is exactly what
happens in answer literally is right. This is what happened
right on your neighbours. This is how it starts. And by the
way, Gitmo nation, each United Kingdom has had this for two or
three years now. And everyone's like paranoid and ratting on
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Right? We're not and also when we do it we were discussing this
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But luckily Eric is actually quite good at this sort of
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And then finally big in the morning to belling in I think
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let me let me just wind it up and thank once again sir
literally our executive producer soul member of the 259 are club
here for episode 259 of the no agenda show everybody else out
there you got to propagate the formula heart formula is this we
go out we had people in the mouth
lot out there with me now. It's also a guy making a comic about
his job which I'm very excited about.
Oh, that's gonna be fun. Now I want to get a solid call a call
out to my wife. Oh Mee Mee Mee Mee Mee Mee Mee went through the
she did an opt out. Yes. And tuck the woman behind her into
doing it. Very good. Now she's a good newbie. She has we by the
way, everyone out there should have gotten on December 8, check
your email box. Our our Talking Points Memo is specifically
about opting out and getting out of those machines which are
dangerous. And there's no if ands or buts about that. And in
the talking point memo will give you all kinds of you know, the
all the talking points you need. I want to talk about that a
little bit later in the show because I have a one a talking
point, example. But anyways, so she said that her talking point
was she used the How come why? Because now they have a new
process. For one thing, they don't yell opt out.
Oh, really? They stopped doing that. They don't embarrass you
anymore. Are you sure? Are you sure
that she says Yeah, nobody got to anybody that she said it's
actually quieted down quite quite a notch. Okay, sorry, step
over here. But they didn't want to do that. So they've changed
the policy. And but they did they definitely asked you and
they have a notepad and they asked you why you're opting out.
And she she said that she and the other woman that that
followed her did the same exact thing. She says she got a really
good response. The TSA was very appreciative of the reason she
stopped paying out, which is well, the way I see it, these
machines must be dangerous because they won't let you wear
dosimeters she said that she said that? And she Yes, she did.
And she said so if you're ever so I don't feel comfortable. If
you can't even be wearing these things. I understand they won't
let you wear them is terrible. They should let you wear them.
And and the TSA guys got all a buzz about this. Yeah, they
should. They should really Oh, that's excellent. And they soft,
pedalled her through the whole things and saying, you know, as
Jen, she said something, everybody should opt out until
you guys get the word that dosimeters and yeah, yeah. And
so they all followed.
Really, really? Oh, they're so stupid. Hey, did they touch your
vajayjay?
She said no, it was pretty mild because there were you know, she
was on their side. She was like a one of the workers.
Well, that's excellent. Big shout out to wait and whatnot.
Just a shout out. I'm sorry. We need to give her in. He gets it
in the morning. Good. Well see it works. Our Talking Points
Memo not only works on your friends and family, it works on
the slaves and human resources doing the actual deed.
Yeah, it says it's a winner.
Yay. Chalk one up for the team. So anyway, so
that's the process. They don't make a stink and they ask you
and they did they actually write it down and in great detail,
apparently. Exactly why you're opting out. So it goes into some
report. Of course, that policies will change again to get people
because they're trying to obviously get people to go
through these machines. And now they're going to wonder why. And
so the next step, the next thing you know, they'll be wearing
dosimeters and then of course, we have to change the talking
point. which will go like this? Well, geez, if you have to wear
dosimeters these things must be dangerous.
Exactly. That's how we do it because we are media assassins,
ladies and gentlemen. Love it. That's really good. That's
really good.
So anyway, we have a bunch of interesting, I think, you know,
obviously the WikiLeaks thing is getting better by the minute.
Yes, yes. It certainly is. Although,
you know, they're not leaking there that I didn't realise I
thought that they leaked out the 250. No, no, no, they're they're
leaking these things out, like, you know, 100 a day or something
like, but
they leak them out to the to the New York Times and to the
Guardian first.
Yes. But yeah, I agree. That's, that's dubious. But the garden
keeps a database. So you can go into the Garden State.
I know. But you know, what, John, have you I spent? Thank
God. And thank you very much. Supporters of this show, I've
been able to hire an intern to do the editing for the big App
Show. Kevin the blade. So I have all this time, all of a sudden,
you know, I can take mickey out to lunch, you know, but instead
of that, instead of taking him out to lunch, I'm sitting there
decoding cables. And I'm looking at this stuff, John, I'm sorry.
It's like It's like National Enquirer for elites.
It's pretty funny.
It's nothing that you know, I don't know, I think it's
brilliant to see. But that we've discussed most of these things.
No,
this is the irony of the whole thing. There's, there's hardly a
thing in here that we haven't we haven't talked about on this
show for the last year or more. There's a couple of twists that
we don't have. And we don't know, we need to know we have to
look at these cables. And one of the ones I ran into if you look
at climate Gator or global warming in the database, you
find a memo about Van Rompuy. Yeah. And he's moaning and
groaning that the Europeans were screwed at that Latin that
Copenhagen event. And they were they were snubbed, according to
him. And and the whole thing was a disaster. And he says the one
in Mexico is going to be even worse because they're snubbing
the Europeans about dissolved as green global warming stuff. And
he says we should just bypass and just do a deal with the
United States. He goes on and on. And then he goes on and says
he says that he says if there's not progress in Afghanistan,
which by the end of 2010, which is like in a week, he says we're
out of there. He says, this is bullcrap. And he says we're
leaving the minute one Belgian is killed.
Yeah, but hold on a second. So this was and I read this one,
because I've read everything that I could really, this was
the guy who had a personal relationship, right? Remember
that, that? indoctrination and propaganda works on many
different levels. This guy even says in the cable, this diplomat
says I'm a personal friend of friend reemploy. And, and the
guy who set the meeting up, and he didn't even expect from room
point to be there. So from room point was actually sending him a
message back. It's just it's like tit for tat bull crap. And,
and by the way, this is this goes perpendicular to what is
actually happening with the biodiversity meetings in Cancun.
And what the European Union is saying, Don't think for a
minute. That from room by has any power to it's all a
distraction,
or a con room plays off is a distraction. Yeah, but it's
interesting to me to hear all the little catty chit chat, I
think it's amusing. I mean, if you don't want to pay any more
attention to it, I think it's fine. But no,
I do. I do. But here's my problem. My problem is now we're
at a very interesting point, where we have all of these
people who are hyped up on war of war of world craft and all
these online games and shooting people. And it's like, yeah,
let's get your weapons. Let's go deny a distributed denial of
service attack on Pay Pal and MasterCard and Visa. It's like,
Oh, could you play any more into the hands? Please? Could you
make it any more easier for new reg? Legislation regulation to
come in? And for the government to own the internet? Could you
make it any easier? I don't think so. is the stupidest thing
we can do. And people always get all hyped up about Yeah, man.
We're taking them down to weapons. I read all the 4chan
stuff and the anonymous group and all this crap It's
sickening. It's exactly the wrong thing. Everyone always
jumps into war for some righteous reason then all sudden
you wake up you go wait a minute, what are we doing this
again for and then yeah, and then you've got like government
up your ass. It's going the wrong way. It's not it's not
good.
I'm not gonna argue with you. Because I also think that
everything's set up bang to you to take over the internet. And
when that kit comes into play, is in the recent discussions
about and around the FCC, FCC
net neutrality. It all happens at exactly the same time.
Exactly the same time the open
discussions on the right wing, sorry, on the right wing talk
shows about Oh, you know, this is terrible, you know, this is,
this is largely due to the just because the guy's got a website
doesn't mean as a journalist, there's all these different
kinds of assertions about you know, whether or not Assange is
like, you know, a bad guy or a good guy. And there's like this
dichotomous debate is not there's nothing in between, by
the way, it's either here, let me ask
you a question. So I saw CNN and I don't have a clip of it,
talking to two other guys, one who looked like like he was 16.
With, you know, like glasses. Yes, we're here at WikiLeaks
headquarters in in London. And, like, he was interviewing them.
Well, yes. You know, we, we know what's, what is out there. And
we know what's coming. And like, wait a minute, why don't we
arrest these punks? What are they doing? Like, they're not
part of WikiLeaks. It's so obvious. It's so obvious. And
people don't see it. You know, they, a lot of our listeners,
tonnes of them, I'd say 40 50% are totally eating up the whole
WikiLeaks thing. They buy it as Robin Hood or something.
And what's funny about it is the is the WikiLeaks guy in a
studio. He's not in an undisclosed location. He's in
one of these studios, by the way, they're all over the
country. I go to him every so often, we have to do some for
CNBC. And San Francisco's got five of these places with chroma
key screens. Yeah, they got all the gear, like they're beautiful
inside they get all this stuff going on and you go in there you
sit in a booth you sit in a chair, and then they put a
camera on you and they put a thing in your ear and the next
thing you know you're talking to New York and that's why there's
all these long delays and somebody asks a question by the
way, we have that even a little bit on Skype and I always
defeated by trying to by stepping on your last line
you're so professional Yes,
I'm just saying you know it's just because that long lag is
annoying Yeah, but you when you watch these guys on television,
so Mr. Jenkins what what do you think about the situation 12345
Then his eyebrows go up and he goes oh, I think it's terrible.
Say hey buddy get would get fed you know what you go over to
satellite link is taken forever to jump on a douche so anyway,
so the guy could be grabbed is the point. I'm trying to make it
but the whole thing wanted to
Assange gave himself Assange God to do with it. No, nothing but
it's like but you just look with the reporting. It's like oh,
he's been arrested. has been arrested. He walked in the Stein
Larson
been arrested he walked on. He can't buy anything is MasterCard
and Visa are dead. The money's gone. He needs a meal. He goes
his business I get some to
eat give me a roof over my head, please. He Well, he was hiding
out. And this was the funniest thing. He was hiding out at the
frontline club. Which is like the first place you want to go
look for the guy. It's yeah, it's like a club. Literally a
club with like five rooms. He wasn't everyone knew what was
going on. It's like, this is just what blows my mind. Is
that, that it's so obvious. You know, right. Let's just go back
to the government not grabbing DNS like they did with these
other websites like torrent finder.com. Not turning anything
off. Not doing anything like that. Using totally miss
misusing it. We've got secretary of defence Robert Gates saying,
Hey, is a good thing. Because people know that we're badass
motherfuckers were badass. You know, we just badass people that
got to do business with us.
Oh, and by the way, we'll be off the air rather quickly when the
FCC takes over the net because of your cussing. Yes. Oh, yeah.
I'm sorry. Well, then I'll have to work them. No,
it's not possible. I'm just saying though, because
Tourette's, it's impossible. You have Tourette's? What are we
supposed to do? Americans with Disability thing.
Maybe we can get some kind of subsidy. So one of
the things the FCC wants to do, of course, they want to take
over cable.
Yeah. Which, which is what provides my internet by the way.
They want to take over cable and then they want to take over the
internet. And so they because it needs to be controlled. It's out
of control. And so let's play a couple of clips that I have that
are kind of touched on this here and there. So I've watched this
week, I watched Judge Napolitano who is just he's basically he
his main guest that he has constantly is Ron Paul.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. I love it. And before you move any further
where so in all this WikiLeaks stuff, we have nothing about
911. Nothing about Oklahoma City bombing. Nothing, nothing,
nothing about any of the stuff we've actually are interested
in. That never seems to be anything about that. It's all
bull crap.
There isn't one thing by the way, another I told you. So
thing that showed up in WikiLeaks was the BBC picked up
on and I think we discussed this two years ago, which is how
China's like basically sneaking in and taking over Africa. Yeah,
they've gotten so now it's a big revelation play the BBC,
WikiLeaks, China and Africa.
Well, the latest batch of US diplomatic cables disclosed by
WikiLeaks focuses on us views of China's involvement in Africa.
Earlier, our world affairs correspondent how refre Hawksley
told me just how significant they are. Well, basically, it's
encapsulating what America thinks about China's involvement
in Africa, which has been growing hugely in in recent
years. And it describes China as a pernicious and aggressive
enemy, economically. But it says that it's not yet a military
threat. But it does throw up the tripwires of how far China has
to go before America considers it to be a military threat, when
it starts running intelligence gathering operations, when it
starts training armies, and when we went through
this, but the thing is, we read this from real news sources.
This is what kills me, these cables are nothing but report.
Let me just explain what's going on here. We get reports from all
over the world, from local newspapers and publications
could the stuff does get published, but doesn't make it
to the top of the news? The Kardashians aren't talking about
it, although that's changing now as well. So about one and a half
million Chinese in the Congo, we know all this, we know that this
oh, we're gonna build your schools, hospitals, and but
we're going to build the roads first to get all the crap out of
your country. We know know this, and now it's a big revelation.
So John helped me understand helped me understand what is
going on.
I think there's an element of I'm not absolutely sure myself,
but I think there's an element of that the news media in
general is so oblivious to what at what actually is going on.
They're actually
surprised. That's what that's what's happening. Oh my god,
there's gambling going on there.
I'm telling you, I'm convinced are actually stung.
Well, the thing that disappoints me the most is I look at the
chat room, I look at the emails, our audience is stunned by this,
like, what have you not been listening? This is we've done
nothing but talk about this consistently. And now it's like,
Well, you do Wikileaks is bogus? No, WikiLeaks is nothing new
here play the Judge Napolitano our point exactly. Okay, here we
go.
Back with our freedom fighters, guys, great martial and go yet,
Charles guy yet to you first. Here's the problem that I have.
I'm not in favour of any of this vengeance. And I don't know
who's conducting these cyber attacks. But what businesses
that have the government to go to paypal or Visa or MasterCard
or Amazon saying, We don't want you doing business with those
people WikiLeaks, you got to stop doing business with them. I
mean, if the government could do that, it could say to the New
York Times, or the Wall Street Journal's Inc supplier, we don't
like their editorials. So stop selling them ink. If the
government doesn't like what's going on, it's got to sue you
not bully you out of working with your you're someone you've
contracted with. Doesn't doesn't that show how deeply the
government has insinuated itself into every aspect of American
life, American business as well, that all of these institutions
really live in fear of what the government will say? Or do. But
you know, Judge, what bothers me even more is the relative
indifference of the American people to knowing the truth. I
mean, we get the Federal Reserve while we couldn't get an audit
of the Fed, the Federal Reserve has suddenly been acted as the
central bank to the world. I don't know about what it where
it showed up in your newspaper newspaper, but in mind, it was
hidden in the back pages, right. At the same time, we've got
we've got a trillion dollars in foreign and war spending, and
the American people don't know what don't want to know what
kind of meddling the government's doing that will
earn us blow back with our throat.
So Ron Paul, I guess was on Judge Napolitano. Yeah, you have
that clip. But I have one of them. He was on for a while, but
but he says exactly the right thing is like WikiLeaks is so
great. Well, why don't they actually have like some
transcripts from the conversations that go on at the
Federal Reserve? Like is that the clip you have?
No, I don't have that one. But that's it. That is one of the
good clips What do you How shall I play them? I have the one
where he just says that he was upset with the fact that they
want to now Chiyoda instead of it again and nothing to see here
moment and again, actually an indication or a kind of a
confirmation what you're saying which is that the whole thing is
an end around to get you know, the FCC to take over everything.
So we have you know, so we can I mean, let's face it, I mean if
we if we have any theme and especially on this show today,
when the Pala Tonto and this you know you know just think on your
friends or whatever that thing is called right your buddy out
dot correct your buddy out programme in the US government
for nothing.
Mickey don't rat on me, man. Don't Don't say anything about
me to the government. Okay, promise.
So she's she's talking to the CIA and the other day something
say some say some say some. And so the show he was just thinking
the whole thing is, you know, crate psyllium. You can play the
clip. It's not the sorry, don't hit it.
Congressman, some of your colleagues on the other side of
the of the Capitol in the Senate. are proposing
legislation to redefine the word journalist and redefine the
word. Are you sure to allow them to prosecute people who are
journalists and publishers, but reveal information that they
don't like what you oppose such
I haven't heard what he's what he's about to say. But does he
talk about a licence? Do you have to have a journalism
licence? Is that what he's gonna say? We're gonna No, he doesn't.
But that that is one of the elements that is involved with
fact, in Brazil. As a journalist, you have to have a
licence, which is against the US Constitution in this country.
So was touching my penis legislation as being a First
Amendment?
Absolutely doesn't remind you of 1984 when language becomes
pretty vital, this whole idea that they might change the
definition. Matter of fact, I have a much broader definition.
I don't think you have to write for a newspaper or a magazine or
be on TV, or even put stuff on the internet. I think we all
should have those first amendment rights as if we are
journalists, we even if we write a note to somebody, so no, this
would be atrocious to think that you can change the definition of
words in order to promote to stay and further attack the
internet. That's what they're trying to do to unbelievable
Congress.
All right. Well, you know what, Ron Paul has been pretty right
before. So he's
basically he's on the money. Yeah. He's like a guy who
doesn't care. So he tells it like it is. Yeah.
Yeah. Well, he's a kook. He's a kook. He's a kook. So you know,
I'll never forget my uncle Don. I'll never forget. He said to
Who do you like said Ron Paul. From Texas. Thanks, Uncle Don,
you just confirmed everything I ever thought. Cook. Yeah, the
cook from Texas. And I sent him his book and the Fed. He sent me
back. Hey, thanks for sending me the book.
Like he didn't fucking read it. It goes into fireplace. Yeah.
Let's heat everything up. So anyway, so that of course is is
the true problem. And you know, we got I got an email from
people who, you know, I'm in the fight. I'm in the fight. And I
helped the denial of service attacks. Like, oh, man, that's
exactly the wrong thing to do. That is not and by the way, what
a joke. It's a joke. It's not You're not attacking like the
actual payment system. You're slowing down websites. And by
the way, thanks. For all the help. Yeah, we got half half the
money we normally do on a Thursday because people couldn't
reach PayPal. Thanks. Great. It working out. And Amazon by the
way, they're selling for seven pounds 97 They're selling the
WikiLeaks nicely categorised for the Kindle. I've got a link in
the show notes I learned from my Kindle. Hey, can look stuff up.
They're not going to host the site to the server but we got it
we're gonna sell Yeah, that does. Yeah,
that's a good we're gonna stand up against this. And by the way,
he got some money. We got a we got the whole thing you're on.
Set on that for it. Don't worry about it. But no, I mean, it all
happens at the same and there's so much else going on. I think I
think it is going towards regulating internet. It's
exactly the right moment. This happens when the FCC is talking
about net neutrality. Oh, by the way,
by the way, what better way to ensure net neutrality than
giving the FCC control over the internet? Seriously, what better
way? Oh, that sounds great. Yes, we will be taking over the whole
thing to protect you yes to
for children fear make sure everything's good terrorism for
your children?
No, I have always said this is the golden age of the internet
enjoy it while you can. Because there's no way that this is not
going to end up getting regulated. I know they want
they've been going after the cable networks since for years
for at least a decade. And they're just gonna keep hounding
me. They're gonna find some way to take, you know, to regulate a
little bit at first just a little bit at first. And then
next thing you know, you know, you're cussing and you're off.
I have a disability.
Yeah, well, you're you do have a disability. So I think we can
probably get, I think sort of,
I think we can get subs. I think we could get some financing for
American areas is what we're looking for working with
Disabilities Act. But anyway, so yeah, so great job, everyone.
That's fantastic. And did you did you see any of those like, a
non dotnet, whatever it was, it's in the Google cache, you
can still look at it. But get your web. It's like literally
like World of Warcraft, World of Warcraft. It's like, get your
weapons. Okay, here, you got to aim it now. Like the IP address
of the visa website like God, just idiots. So stupid. That's
exactly what everyone wants to happen. It's exactly right. And
you know what we're gonna have because, of course, the Guardian
and New York Times they're actually publishing these
stories before. A lot of these things are dumped, or wiki
dumped. But they're not they're not a risk because they're
accredited. You know that they have a licence and soon that I
think you're right, they will have a licence. They will have a
licence. And by the way, there's Lavabit licence. Yeah, there's
lots of disinfo So not I've been looking for this one because one
of these crazy websites comes out and talks about wiki leak,
oh nine, Oslo 337. Which I cannot find in any of the
archives not in the torrent, etc. And this is, although I
wish it were true. And of course, it propagates very, very
quickly. Amen. One of the WikiLeaks talks about to the
president was rushed to the 2012 Alice bunker when that Norway
Spiral showed up, man, yeah.
Bull crap. Bull crap written all over it. And I'm
like, you know, so now every one so now you don't know what's
true or not air. And you and I have put the Google Search link
into this. This bogus wiki leak cable. And it's like, and it's a
million sites, you know, and all like, just propagating the same
thing. So now we gotta be there's all kinds of disinfo and
people aren't checking. And quite honestly, even with the
time I've created now that you can't check on all these
stories, it's just no time. It's like, oh, shit, another one on
crap crap. And you gotta go find that the new archive the new
torrent, it's like, you don't know. It's being misused. And
all over the place. And it's, in general, just not good.
I find it highly entertaining, though. Yeah, I
have to agree. But but there is, but there really is. I have yet
to see something like, oh, wow, I'm really blown away.
Oh, yeah. No, that's all just all very, very similar if I
didn't even get a clip this week, from extra extra, or any
of those shows, because this is very much like a kind of a ugly
person's version of entertainment news.
This is what I said. I said, these Wikileak cables are like,
the National Enquirer for for Ugly people, which is, you know,
it's show business for Ugly people. That's when
there's some good stuff by and here's I got another good one. I
thought this was kind of funny. This is again on the Judge
Napolitano a show, which I'm not going to do every week,
obviously by although I have to say it's his show is telling you
he's gearing up to take over. There's something afoot, that's
for sure. But on the Clinton breach, he's got a very
interesting point of view, or somebody has an interesting
point on the show. And I thought it was very funny. It's again,
actually, I actually I think, I think that Visa and MasterCard
maybe ought to shut down Hillary Clinton's accounts. Isn't she
involved in stealing? Stealing MasterCard and Visa? That's a
different issue. A different question here.
One of the slides. What was that about the fled?
Oh,
things that we learned from WikiLeaks, is that Secretary of
State Clinton asked agents of the state department to steal
the credit card numbers of foreign diplomats. That's what
he's talking about. I'll tell you what the law is, if a
journalist acquires information, it doesn't matter from what
source if it's newsworthy, it can be published. Without civil
or criminal law, the journalist can yell fire in a crowded room.
No, we're not talking about a crowded theatre. We're talking
about the first image No, no, that's part of the First
Amendment. First of all, he comes in to play with the
government guys, thank you for joining us.
There's a couple of memes going out going around about this,
which you're going to hear more of so the fire, that's one
that's a kind of an old one, but the other one is, if you had
information about D Day, have you heard this meme popping up?
It's everywhere. Like so if you had data, so if WikiLeaks had
information about D Day, you know, would you would you
publish that so
because of course I wouldn't get that information.
It's Julian Assange he walks on water
so the no those those memes are bad are just over the place. But
the thing about Hillary about apparently in one of the memos
at least it says that she went sick he gets a steal his credit
card number why? I guess so they give it
I read the cable that it say that exactly.
I don't know. But I don't think so. There's a rationale for
this. That is you know, obviously you want to track some
credit card deals the CEO track the number you can because the
credit card companies are in bed with In fact, I found the most
interesting, and I did read this cable that they were working on
behalf of MasterCard and Visa with the in negotiations with
Russia. Our government has nothing better to do than be
shills for these credit card companies which is probably why
they're so outrageously overpriced but anyway but hold
on a second that cable was nothing but this is what the way
all about it was like hey, we got to work with the Russians
because otherwise big American companies are gonna get gypped
because they want to use a different processing that's what
politics is about. It's all about money
I don't care about that
I'm don't bring it up
so I'm just saying that the the cable well I will politics is
about you know more than just representing large corporations
Oh, not
anymore. I disagree. That's all that it's about No,
I know that's what it is. But that's no good.
Well, no but no one seeing that. No, you
can't that's the point is that you can't have a bunch of just
nothing but you know, you know guys going over there
representing General Electric because General he competes with
a lot of other companies. And what do they get all the extra?
The bonus points to be, you know, held in high esteem by our
own government while the other guys get screwed. This is just
corporatism. Anyway, the point okay, all right, stating the
obvious. So anyway, so no, I'm thinking that the way this
Hillary thing comes down, it just the way they presented, it
makes it sound like she's stealing credit card numbers, so
she can just buy some stuff on the internet or something with a
stolen card. I mean, that's what it sounds like. Of course,
the real story that is going undiscussed is that our very own
government is tracking our credit card purchases in real
time without warrants. This story has been completely snowed
under probably by this Hillary bullcrap. You've I'm sure you
read this, right? Yeah. So
it's like, it's all part of that law that was passed in 2008.
Obama administration, is
the world just speeding up? John, have you ever felt like
this before? And all your years? It just wasn't
like, No, I mean, that's because we haven't followed it. It's
been going like this for since, you know, since the 80s. I said
before the prices since the Nixon administration, or since
the CIA took over the government as Ron Paul says, Iran when
Kennedy was assassinated, it's been going on and we've just you
know, we just happen to be noticing it more because you
know what, I think they've gotten carried away
they've jumped their own shark so to speak. Yeah. What
do you when you have this Nepal Itano character, not judge but
but Lucy and her name I can't remember. Anyway, Lucy to
Positano.
Now you freak me out. Now, I can't remember her name is Lucy.
She
looks like Lucy. No, it's Miss Lucy lapolla tonto, she's like,
during the IOC. It's Janet. Oh, Janet. Right. Janet? Like that.
Don't do that.
It's the same type of name. So Lucy, I Janet is like, you know,
telling people to think, you know, she tried to turn the
country into Cuba. And, you know, this is the kind of thing
we were told that was a bad idea when we were kids, but she's,
you know, promoting it. We haven't got any terrorists in
this country. We got the one or two loners that the you know,
the FBI stumbles upon them into being terrorists. They
did it with another kid. I was just watching that yesterday.
It's like another kid and they lured him into other dumb kid in
the short picture and I'm like, That's dumb.
You can make them a religious nut. You can make them a
gangster you could make them a football player. Well, you
can make him a terrorist but not but but not actually a
terrorist. They said he pressed his button son up you pretend
that you blowing up a bomb now you're arrested? What crime did
the kid commit? Serious
stupidity. Yes,
exactly. Hold on a second, John, I think And now back to real. I
just need a break. I need a break. Because there is a break.
This is the funniest thing ever. So we're talking about the
Hollywood whackers Ronni chasen, who of course a PR associate for
many many years in the Hollywood's Okay, so they, so
they find that so I gotta I gotta set this up. So she gets
clearly whacked, right is obvious whack job, Jesus. What
was it? We had a word for it. Not Colombia. But you got it.
Yeah, it was that thing. You had the word I remembered whatever
it was. So it was like, you know, to the chest or the chest,
one of the head, right? So then a tip comes into America's Most
Wanted. Right? And the tip is, Hey, there's this guy running
around saying that he whacked Ronnie Chase, and he got paid
$10,000 for it. So this is just all I don't know. I don't know
this for a fact. I'm just reading the reports.
I had the press conference here.
Oh, cool. Well, then I'll say do you have it on clip?
PlayStation conference one and then chastened conference part
two, and you'll hear the press conference with the Beverly
Hills police which is Oh, very funny. Oh, perfect. America's
Most Wanted. Do you have the bicycle in question in cars,
right.
So I kind of tried to set this up a little more maybe
know you're going to hear this because there's some stupidities
in here that I
just have to explain the one thing then then we can get into
the press conference. So essentially the guy the police
come in, the guy just kills himself immediately turns out he
killed himself with the very same gun that Ronni chasen was
killed. Coincidence? I think not. And then, I think not. But
then the cops come out and say, well, it was just random act of
violence. The guy was riding his bike
on his press conference. And do you have any tire marks that
would match the vise around the area? We're running chase a
monster like
the bicycle in question. We're not sure of the there was a
bicycle that was taken into custody by LAPD. At the suicide
scene down battalion
anyone Riding a bike in Los Angeles a suspect no matter
what.
This is in Beverly Hills at midnight,
riding a bike.
You are suspect
like gangster, they pulled you over if you look cross side if
you're not driving a car that's older than the certain year
they'll pull you over in Beverly Hills in
Los Angeles, which will be turned over from LAPD to the
custody of Beverly Hills
through you can hear the shields in the back is that a woman with
paper robbery gone bad.
There's why there shows like that there's one guy just keeps
pounding him. It's very funny this bread,
the interviews and the information we receive. That
leads us to believe that he was at a desperate point in his life
and was reaching out and he's doing desperate measures.
That's kind of like me. We were very desperate measures anything
to make a living.
Preliminary complementarily we believe it was a a random act.
And we believe Mrs. Jason was going to be the victim of a
robbery
the call go John, how did it go?
A chief of police. Yeah, it's, it's, you know, this is dude, I
think we got to like back the eff off of this chastened thing.
So I'm thinking random acts of violence, robbery, desperation,
a bicycle. Okay. All right. Go ahead, do the press conference.
The scenario was, you still think the shooting took place at
the corner of sunset and Whittier. And that's the suspect
you're talking about? Mrs. Smith may have been on a bicycle.
She's about to make her left turn and opens fire juicer? Is
that your theory?
For the most part? Yes. For the most part. Yeah. So he's just
riding his bike at that time at night. And she's waiting to make
a left
turn to the light. And he picks her up shooter.
Yeah, that's exactly what the what the guy told me.
It's still an ongoing investigation. We believe that
she she was intending to rob her, and that she would have
been the victim of a robbery video that you obtained either
from any other
we're not going to comment as to the contents of the video at
this time. The investigation will continue. We're probably 60
to 70% done, we have additional interviews to do. Still more
background, and we want to we want an opportunity to we want
to eliminate every possibility that other people were involved
in this business 60 or 70% done when it's premature for Beverly
Hills to come out and we think this is 6% this hardly
hardly. Is there more to come here is anything good? Because
again, he kicked this one report I just summarised the report
because base is okay. So what you're saying is that this guy
came up to Robert just shot her out of the blue. And then she
rolled into a tree and then he took off so he never robbed or
anything and by the way forgot to take any money. He didn't
take any he didn't take anything but he so he just came up to her
and shot her. And that way she was gonna be robbed. This guy
keeps hounding him for this. But anyway, you go on to that
there's a there's a part two of this, you might want to click
jump to Okay, which kind of says adds a couple other little funny
dimension, which is the fact that there were this guy as you
look at his picture, he's a gangsta, and he apparently shot
him or shot her, you would think and they said it was a nine
millimetre when it came up, but now they can't find any casings
and he's shells which means as somebody else pointed out in the
nether clip called chastened blather, which you have to
listen to because it's just a bunch of idiots on HLN well, by
the way, when did headline news become, you know, become like
MSNBC or Fox?
The headline news always see like the women talking about
abducted children that's all I ever see on HBO. There's
this this is the data fight to three box and this bullcrap play
the chase, Chase and blather on HLN Hold on.
You're You're confusing me. You're not following the script
in a movie. They throw it in the circular file and say it's just
too unlikely I scepticism at the news conference.
Tell me they had AJ hammer in one of the boxes. These guys,
they gotta have you gotta have AJ hammer and one of the box
art. All right, Brooke Anderson, what do you think the reaction
will be in Hollywood? Are
they going to believe the Beverly Hills police here? Are
they going to continue to think that it's something much larger
going on here?
Well, I actually think it could be a plausible theory because
there's a lot of foliage, a lot of greenery in that area on
Whittier drive and you would have been off because I drive
there every day lying in wait, he definitely could have peddled
his bicycle the few miles to that area from Hollywood where
he lived, and just been lying and waited. And then the
investigator said that he had reached the point of desperation
in his life. He was very desperate. And I immediately
thought Vinnie, have that report earlier in the week, where a
close friend of chastens reportedly had told Jason after
she got this brand new black Mercedes. Oh, Ronnie, you're
going to be a blonde in a new Mercedes, you're going to be a
target. Anybody remember that report. And I immediately
thought maybe this guy was lying in wait. He was desperate
financially. And he saw this well, quite quite woman in this
will. queef cough cough.
But let's get this straight. Let's get the story straight.
First of all, the guy is desperate. So he pedals his ass
all the way to Beverly Hills and stages of robbing somebody next
door and hides in the phone and wait. And she, by the way, is a
well, blonde in a new car. And there's none of those in Los
Angeles. By the way. I never saw Mexico City. I don't see it. I
ever nowhere ever see a blonde in a new car in Los Angeles or
in the Hollywood area? Of course not. So she's a target. Give me
a break.
I do have a wrap up to this. Can we did we just move past all the
audio? All right. So first of all, Hollywood is ablaze about
this. And I know because I'm in the middle you as John would
say, and everyone has got the message. All right. The message
is you can get whacked and whoever's wack can you get away
with it? Because people are not stupid. All right, they get it
Okay, message is, you don't play along with whatever game you're
asked to play along with, you will get killed. So this is a
big ass message, which is not the the period has been put at
the end of the cable, by the Beverly Hills, police coming out
and saying nothing to see here. He was going to be he was going
to be right as it was just a minute, a minute, just just
waiting to happen. Now, very interesting, simultaneously, the
New York Magazine. And I think the producer who sent this to me
has a multi page article, written by Benjamin Wallace
called monetizing the celebrity meltdown. And you really need to
read this. It's about Tom barrack, who was an investor.
And he teamed up with Rob Lowe. And they have this company. And
what they do is they bail out celebrities in tough times. And
they build up Michael Jackson. And you know, they've got
hundreds of celebrities. Any Liebowitz all these people
coming up to them and saying, and it's a hedge fund, right? So
people invest in this guy's investment vehicle. And and so
this is why I think that it's very, very dangerous. So you
know, you you're you got out you bought a whole bunch of cars,
you've got houses, whatever you did, you screwed it up. Oh crap,
what am I going to do? You go to these guys to Barrick and lo,
and the great, great, great article very well, very well
written. You go to them, they'll say, All right, we're gonna bail
you out, we're gonna give you like, you know, here's 10
million, whatever you need. And of course, we're gonna have your
future earnings of you know, what your your art, your
photography, your movies, whatever it is, right? And they
say business has never been so good, which totally makes sense.
Here's the problem. When you have an investment vehicle like
that, you have investors who are looking at this and going, hmm,
okay, so I've invested in this fund. I wonder how could I upped
the ante a little bit? And of course, you know, if you're a
smart investor, you know, these guys have invested in the anti
Liebowitz and Michael Jackson. Hey, you know what, I think that
celebrity may be worth more if we just fucking kill him.
Well, you can take insurance out on on things on investments too,
which is called a credit default swap. Yes, thank you. You can't
do it on people in this I can't like take out an insurance
policy on you necessarily. I did I know of and then, you know,
sign over a million dollars to myself if something happens to
you. But But as an investment, there's always the possibility I
suppose. There's an element there that David is one of these
things that's tricky.
Yeah, tricky. But I but if I were an investor, and you're an
astute investor, and you're looking at stuff
record in incidentally, in the same week, the Vanity Fair came
out with a profile of Randy Quaid and his wife Raha ag to
make them look like complete Maniacs and very well done by
the way and interesting and entertaining. Well done. Well
done. The headpiece robot, and it was done because it was soft.
It was a soft hit piece and those things are really
difficult to pull off. You have to be good and you There's some
information in there that I'm looking at going as it's been
verified. And I'm actually going to check a few sources myself
like why? Well, I'm not gonna say because I don't want to give
it away. But it'll be in the next few shows, I'm just going
to call some of the sources that are in there, you can read the
article, you can see the ones that stand out like a sore thumb
and say, Is this true? Because I don't know if the reporter did
that, because a lot of times you get fed stuff. And you know, you
get you find a good source, they tell you this to tell you that
they tell you this, and they slip a turkey in there, and you
just goes into list and next thing you know, you're not doing
fact checking, by the way, I don't know if Vanity Fair does
fact checking anymore. And there's too many facts to check
in this article. Yeah. It just seems to me, I'd like to find
out if all those facts are true. I'm not convinced of it.
Anyway, I will say that. I still don't think he's nuts. You
please. You do some checking on that? I think it's I think it's
very, very dangerous. What has happened now and these
celebrities are definitely under the gun. And I think that they
are a lot of them are being controlled? Well, you know, you
control the propaganda messages.
You let's this let's just look at this logically. People who
are loaded. Yeah. They are always seen as potential targets
for the mob as for extortion, right? I mean, if you have a
little business in a little neighbourhood, and you're no you
you, you can have somebody come by say, you know, you want to
brick through the window, or do you want to give us you know,
some money, and they come by and they collect money for the rest
of the term of the business or you close if you don't like it?
But these we're not talking about people that are well off
or well to do we're talking about people that are loaded.
They have Milly they make millions and millions and
millions of dollars doing movies and other things.
But more importantly, they have not according to the reports
that are out now, not just the ear of the of the American
public, but actually they're very influential amongst the
foreign nations. This is a this is now a fact of record. And I
think the the WikiLeaks cables are now showing this Are they
not that that are American like a desperate housewives and
George Clooney are very influential in Arabic states.
Yeah, apparently Letterman and Desperate Housewives are the top
so oz for Arabs and Lindsay Lohan.
Right, who's the target?
So there's extortion, it's, it just makes a lot of sense. But
it's popping up a little bit now. And the minute you get
this, and we just gotta get off this topic, but the minute you
get this Ronni chasen hit this like, by the way, which deals
with PR, which is how news works. I feel bad, you know,
that we talked about her like she's a slab of meat, because it
was a person who got killed here. But there's a lot more
going on. And I think it is all about messaging and PR and
money. Not just about some stuff that goes on in Hollywood. I
think there's a lot of important stuff here.
Well, yeah, we'll we'll be discussing it as time goes by. I
think we should take our little we don't have a lot of people to
thank this week. Let me do
the jingle then. I'm gonna show my mood by donating to no
agenda. Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah,
that'd be fun
this is great. So thanks to the script kiddies. What I'll call
them because I don't think any serious sysadmin would actually
participate in this kind of behaviour. We got severely hurt.
I you know, would they did what they did is beside the point.
The I wanted to discover some new means the PBS folks this
week. There's a couple of interesting things that
happened. I want to discuss I want to bring this in before we
did think our our supporters, PBS had some pros come on at the
local station, which is always call the number below. You know,
it's like it's not any local person. This is like the whole
Nash that just is a national pitch. And it was fascinating to
me because I haven't done the research yet, but I'm going to
do it. Does Apple support PBS? Does out is apple, a big
supporter of NPR, any of these things? Because I don't know
they had this huge special which is a fundraiser that showed the
Beatles Cirque du Soleil show. And as soon as I saw it I said
while the Beatles are getting a lot of publicity they haven't
loaded noticed on your local news. And coincident with the
iPod release of The Beatles.
No, no, no, the Cirque du Soleil show actually have that was the
first thing that happened after after Michael Jackson was killed
murdered. So what we've had now is we have to had the Cirque du
Soleil in my life come out. We have the new Michael Jackson
album. We have the Beatles on iTunes and we have the new
Michael Jackson video game which sucks balls. It's horrible to
the scraping this guy after his death,
right? Yeah, the Cirque du Soleil show. Came out but it was
never broadcast.
No, no, no, this is new. This is new it was broadcast the show.
Wow. Well, they never could because those are exactly the
rights that Michael Jackson the hell but
let's listen to it. But in the pitch, there's two or three new
memes I've never heard before where they're trying to sell the
public, you know that we don't forget there's a commercial
entity trying to sell you. It's like give it's like sending
David Letterman, who makes $15 million a year plus, directly
where the check from CBS, it's like him asking you to send him
money. It's ridiculous. But let's listen to the pitch. Yeah,
scenes here at Cirque du Soleil, Beatles love. It's an incredible
production taking place at the mirage in Las Vegas. We're
walking through the costume area as we speak, we've just left the
wigs and we're headed towards makeup. It's amazing how many
people it takes to bring this production to life. But it's a
collaborative effort, a team of experts and of artists that have
collaborated to bring a vision, a new vision to the Beatles
legacy of music, and it introduces it to a whole new
generation. And how is it made possible because you're a part
of that team, you're one of our collaborators, you're right
along with us. When you call the number on your screen, and you
pledge to a level that is comfortable. You make all of
this magic possible. You help us to bring you this quintessential
experience at PBS, you are the public in public television. I
hope you'll call now and consider pledging at the $90
level where we can thank you with a copy of the companion DVD
it has. Alright. So let me call the first one. collaborator.
That would be the first I think, pull on you there. Yeah, you
dropped out for a second. So the first gate was the first mean
was collaborator. Yeah, yeah. Like that. What they used to do
to collaborators and World War Two, they take him out in the
streets, shaved their heads, and shame them that shame them
collaborators that seriously a collaborator was someone who
collaborated with the Nazis. So you go be a collaborator with
such a bad it's a bad one. But yeah, then maybe it's associated
for some people who are the public
in public broadcasting.
I love that one. But the pitch that got me the most is the one
which we should probably employ, which is donate at a level,
which you're comfortable, right? It's like it with whatever
you're comfortable with. Whatever you're connected to is
whatever you're comfortable with. Give that to us. Okay.
That is the bottom line is this is disgusting to me. We've got
the people making money off of dead Michael Jackson, who owned
the rights to exactly this the broadcast rights. He had those
rights. This whole Cirque du Soleil thing happened the minute
he was dead, they couldn't wait to to jack it all up. And then
they got the mirage in there. And they're Oh my It's
disgusting. It's disgusting. How this passes for public benefit.
Yeah, really. So
if you're, if you're, if you're uncomfortable with that with
being a collaborator, or a collaborator, it's, it's
unbelievable. I think, perfect. We got to say it over and over
again. If you donate to PBS, your collaborator, this is
please do it.
All use this. So let's thank the few people that actually got
through to us this week. And by the way, we do have a post
office box number that's on the divorce.org/in a site that you
can send directly to us to bypass this these systems. We
got to from W work Norwell Massachusetts $129.50 Please use
the name W work rather than my name on it. 2950 is one half of
episode 259 couldn't swing the whole episode and number Sorry,
I'm late this year and I would appreciate a D douching.
Oh yeah, we do appreciate giving it to the level you've been
comfortable at. You've been de deuced his comfort level was at
half of the episode number.
After the episode number by the way the episodes go up in value.
Yes, they do. Robert and Hegedus Houston, Texas 129 10 donation
of one of 12 910 to celebrate the birth of my daughter,
Olivia. Hegedus this Thursday, please give her a D douching. So
she starts off life on the right foot.
Here's a pre D douching I guess you've been D deuced. So I guess
there's a plan pregnancy that's pretty cool.
He says the legend today well yeah, pretty god. Yeah. Today's
what the night that he's born today, I guess. Yeah, yeah, he
says he'll be donating another shout out if she comes out with
a penis.
Well, let's give you some karma. Oh, oops, sorry. Well, karma
karma by the way, I forgot to mention I think the guy who made
a lot of those jingles is selling them and will give us
part of the money. I think he's selling them for like $1 a pop
for the phone for your you can use them for whatever you I
think they'd be great though. ringtones
Yeah, I'll put it in the show notes. I forget the phone. It's
like some weird it wasn't like a no agenda name, which is why I'm
blanking on it. But anyway. Yeah. Okay, well, we're happy
that we have a new human resource coming into the world.
Yeah, I love it if she comes out with a penis that's kind of
crazy.
Yeah, well you never know. Mark crew Jeff, which you might be
able to pronounce better from Antwerp Six crowd. Crowd he's
the only nine he's
done it before. I think crowd is famous name Johan crowd famous
soccer player
69 bucks from him foot rolling boulder den Bhatia.
Builder build builder build builder,
a 69 Dodge coincidentally, Daniel Rondi. Rwanda, Rwanda,
Rwanda and also from Holland 6666 In the US says you stop
being a douchebag six year bugs from Michael bilena from Tinton
Falls, New Jersey. Greg Morrow, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
and then we have David Middlebrook gardens. Town,
Aberdeen. Sure. UK and then we have our knighthood, layaways
Tristan Lennon and Mike Westerfield coming in. And by
the way, bilena says it the the 60 bucks, this is $5 per month
subscription in one lump sum. Maybe I can put that on as a
option because I'm going to pull the $99.99 cent thing. It's just
it's not going anywhere. It's wasting space. Niner Niner Niner
Niner. Yeah, it's just, it's not happening. So.
All right, so of course, we don't know if Olivia was
actually born Olivia today, so I'm not going to do the
birthday. Shout out. Robert Hegedus. Love to get back to us
and let us know. Let us know if it was a if it would Olivia or
Chuck. Well, you know, come on
the way he says no way to donate. 12 Nine is the birthday.
It was daughter Olivia. Hegedus this Thursday,
right? But he says it but he doesn't know what whatever. Here
we go.
Brand new human resource we welcome you to these Gitmo
nation states. And that is on behalf of your dad Robert
Hegedus. Who thinks you are Olivia. And we of course
congratulate you on your human resource. fulness
Yeah, it does. I don't get it either. But whatever we got,
it's out of the way. Done. So somebody was says $129.10 as a
prognostication of birth? That's fine. Okay. I gotta at least he
got through. Yeah, that's fine. By the way, anyone who would can
try it again? Divorce? Slash na. Yeah, this divorce.org/a
channelled divorce.com/na? You know, we're, we came up short,
after a whole week of because of the,
because most people actually start to give at levels are
comfortable with around the time of the show, like a day before
the show, right? Yeah. Right. Because they want to be on top
of the list, whatever it is, but that's when it really starts to
happen. And of course, the whole site was slow, and it really did
hurt.
Yeah, I'm sure David Wait, they actually they looked at the
database. And when we when you download the files from PayPal,
the sizes of the file are always like growing a little bit. They
were half half. Oh, it's literally half and only half.
You know, and I know this from from doing web server stuff for
a long, long time. When you up the speed of your, your servers
or, you know, back in the day, it was more bandwidth. Believe
me back in the day. Oh, we got a T one. Wow, you got a T one.
Wow, that's cool, man. But when you when you increase capacity,
guess what? You just got more traffic. It literally is one for
one. So if you decrease it, people say Oh, well, you know,
people just keep trying now. It actually hurts. It's one for one
that I've seen this happen a million times. So you get a site
like PayPal slowing down, then it hurts us directly. But it's
okay. Yeah.
It's a well actually, you know,
show yeah, we're so cool. We're all for leaks.
It reminds me that we should have a Google backup of as one
of the donating donating.
John, it doesn't matter because I can tell you right now at the
end of the day, our show was doomed we're doomed the show was
doomed we just sit and we're just waiting it out.
Well, there is that element, but I think we got a couple of years
to go before they killed the internet and killed the show.
Or well, we're kill me.
Well, you're right there now we'll start whacker territory.
So yeah,
well guess what? I may be blonde but I don't have a new Mercedes
Benz and I don't live in Beverly Hills. All right. So while all
of the incredibly important WikiLeaks stuff has been going
on, that seems to be the only thing that's covered in the news
media. Of course, we have cop 16 taking place right now, which is
the very important climate talks a in Cancun, and there's no
chance to snow. It's very funny because I have a clip but two
clips actually, of this woman, head of head of heart, who I
think she is from Norway. And she remember she was announced
as the new EU climate commissioner in Copenhagen. And
she took our big applause on a you may remember that, but it
did happen. She took her big applause on stage and like, Oh,
it's great. And so that, you know, the way it works is very,
it's almost like C span, when you look at a lot of this stuff,
and you literally see her pontificating on stage at but
there's no one in the audience except a couple of journalists.
I swear to God on one of these videos. There's a guy sitting
there with a winter coat and earmuffs and a scarf, listening
to her talk. Yeah, this thing,
basically took some B roll on the other conference.
Oh, no, no, it was it was actually it was actually Cancun.
Maybe it was maybe the air conditioning was turned up high
or something. I don't know. So there's a couple of clips I want
to play. Just so you understand what is happening because this
is about money and big business and I want the people in the
United States of Europe to pay particular close to it's also
about one other thing, but pay particular close attention to
what is actually happening and what you yes you European
taxpayer are paying for this is biodiversity straight from
Cancun.
from a European perspective, it's very very important to
acknowledge this
is Hedegaard. So she's she's talking about how important it
is all this biodiversity
that yes, negotiators have very important this process the
experts signatures really know everything.
She's saying the experts know everything the science is in but
but but but but this is what here we were first here for the
pilot, the political side,
it's also about the political will to make the compromises. So
that is why it's very important to take care of that. Now we
have some very clear text with clear political choices. When
you put up targets, long term targets,
long term targets, listen against target, listen very
closely what she's about to say.
And you also sent a very strong signals to investors.
Okay, investors, what kind of investors
clip you heard this clip? Yeah, yeah, it's interesting.
Okay. So she's saying we want to send that. She's saying we want
to send a signal to investors, what kind of investors,
investors in biodiversity, of course, investors in carbon
credits, all this other stuff?
And you give them one of the things that they asked for the
most predictability?
Yes, because, of course, climate is so predictable, we have the
science in.
And that is why we not only have set up targets for 2020. In
Europe, we actually announced the commission, also preparing
what we call a low carbon strategy for 2015.
Low Carbon strategy for 2050. John, are you on board? Are you
on board John?
roadmap for 2050. That will be presented in the spring together
with an energy roadmap for 2050 and a white paper and transport
just to say that sort of three major,
which I'm sure will include some trends, more trends,
issues, will sort of be presented very much in parallel.
And I think it would be very worthwhile to try to consider
Can't we a bit faster, apply standards globally, instead of
each region making their own standards that I think seen from
a business perspective? That would definitely also make
sense. Okay, so
it's all about business. And she, of course, is all about
business. Now, what exactly does this mean? It means we're going
to take billions of euros of your euros Hello, hello, people
have United States of Europe, your money, and they're going to
give it to scientists and investors, and they're going to
give it away, give it away.
But we would very much like to see is a balanced package coming
out of Cancun and what I have a balanced package here for you.
Does that mean? Well balanced means that there is something in
it for developing countries as well as for developed countries
for Kyoto parties as well as for in the convention track. And
that also the different elements will be balanced and that we
will have not only sort of the adaptation part, the technology
part the forestry part done shoot this woman. I'm going to
move about to some of the more tricky, difficult issues. I want
you to hear the numbers like for instance, as the future of
carbon markets, carbon markets
or carbon markets, carbon markets, what does that mean
junk carbon markets, carbon
markets, in other words, that scam that cap and trade scam?
Yeah,
it's like trading stuff around derivatives. By the way, there's
a next talk one of our next talking points, memos, and
there's one that came out that you should have opened to If you
will only half the people open their email. Oh, really? So
that's classic. But anyway?
Well, let me let me finish this up. Well, let me
just say something first, which is that if you're serious about
lowering the carbon emissions, why don't you just cap them? Why
do you trade them?
Because investor investors need long term stability in Westers,
a 50% to 50 balanced package
based on psidium. How to Measure Report and verify we know that
it sounds very technical.
Yes, it sounds very technical. So it helped me understand that
it
is very, very crucial because that is where the transparency
lies. Target's going to be talking
in riddles. This is what's so great. Now let's get to the
money.
The big issue. And you all know the reasons why it's not because
of the European Union. We are ready as we were last year in
Copenhagen, not only unilaterally to reduce by 20%,
but also to deliver certain
percent 30% 30%. We're going to deliver 30% carbon reduction 70%
You must stop breathing so we can achieve 30%
Others will also deliver. But we know that no new legislation
unfortunately came out of the American Senate. We know that
not a lot of new things came out of other capitals. And that is
why I've seen that Cancun, we'll have to address on the elements
that I mentioned and some more that we could come back to.
Okay. So let me just tell you what came out of Cancun? Because
it came out with me, John?
Yeah, barely.
Don't be like that. Don't be
a woman is she doesn't say anything. She's hard to
understand. She's an idiot.
That's the whole point. And AP reported from Cancun, Mexico,
the following and this is where this is all going. The whole
point is it's it's a quagmire. They don't know what to do with
it. They've got 7 billion euros, 7 billion euros, that they're
investing in whatever this biodiversity crap is. But now
the AP reports that the taboo has been broken in Cancun,
Mexico. Paul Crutzen, Nobel Prize winning atmospheric
scientists told The Associated Press that it looks just like
since we can't put them remember what we read in the in the
WikiLeaks cable. Since we can't get anything together. Since
Europe can't get anything together. Since America can't do
anything in the Senate. We have to move to Plan B. What do you
think Plan B is John?
I don't know somehow it's gonna screw us. I know that
geo engineering. Oh, right here and it's
this was the other day telling us a shaggy dog the story here,
it's you lead into this bio into this geoengineering thing, which
is a call back to the last show, but go ahead.
Yeah, that's exactly what I did. Because a funny because it came
out this week, writing it the whole article and you can read
it for yourself. It's like well, we have to step up our
investment in research. In spraying things in the
atmosphere. Sky sea land. The ideas vary from spraying ocean
clouds with sea salt to make them brighter and more
reflective to planting vast arid lands with agave that tequila
plant which I think is a good good to
go at least that's one good thing coming out
stores carbon for years and grows where climate friendly
forests can't. So they're upping all their all the money is going
now exactly as we talked about on the last show is going into
research here. The Colorado centre is researching the
brightening of maritime stratocumulus clouds with sea
water droplets. Funding is not far off. I mean, it's like it
here. Here it is the British report from the British House of
Commons committee. We need geoengineering as Plan B, if
nations failed to forge agreement on a binding treaty to
rein in greenhouse gases, or just drop
a few nukes, but that's Plan B. Well,
interesting. You bring that up. So here's an n o a scientist and
Cancun National Ocean ocean helped me
National Oceanographic. Ha, what's the A part at an
atmospheric? Some? Well, he
has the true solution.
I would be remiss as a scientist to study this if I didn't
mention the following two things. The first is that most
importantly, we need to do as a society in this country and
globally, whatever we can to reduce population.
Let's reduce the population.
What these guys are always about. Now listen
to the crowd at the end of this clip though, the crowd goes
wild. We need to get rid of popular people yay
controls everything.
Is not just in the Developing World where it's a known fact
that empowering women has been a proven strategy to make
healthier wealthier and smaller families. Additionally, and
especially in our country and other developed countries, we
have a population problem, because our per capita emissions
are higher than anybody, yet we continue to have and this is
true in every industrialised country. A lot of tax benefits
encourage was to have more and more our whole economic
philosophy is based on growth and growth of our population
that had this madness has to end it has to
stop. We need to kill some people.
The madness, madness, stop
the madness. Oh, so insanity. Yeah, but this is this is all
it's all going to happen. We're gonna have the you can't have
brothers and sisters. That's what's gonna happen.
Yeah, well, China has been playing with it wouldn't be
playing with
it. It's law over there, isn't it?
Yeah, well, you can get around it. You can actually pay a fee
and you can have a second case you
can really well yeah, you got to play a biodiversity fee. Anyway,
let's let's just close out the curiously absent from anything
this week and biodiversity. Harrison Ford.
Well, before you go into that, because I want to lead into
Harrison Ford to read all this stuff because you're gonna go
right to Hades riots. I hope it's on the list. Yes. Hey,
guys, this comes from one of our producers Matt Lacey who came
out from Australia. He's in the bay area right now. He was at
the Salesforce conference at Dreamforce. Last night and the
keynote speech from Bill Clinton. Interestingly, his
flight was late by the way is he flying commercial? Interesting.
His flight was led did he get patted down? By the way? Do you
know that the Indian ambassador got patted down. Hillary Clinton
apologises for the inky Oh, I'm so sorry. This happened. She was
apparently the ambassador was pissed. Yeah, lightly because he
Well, what about apologising to the American public? Oh, no, we
apologise to foreign dignitaries, but we don't
apologise to the American public for the same indignity. Wait,
listen, John. Back off, man. I'm a scientist. Okay, back off.
Interestingly, his flight was late. And he started off by
saying how it was the worst flight of his life. During the
speech.
They don't make Gulf streams the way they used to I tell you,
during this Pm really break during this speech, he then
managed to drop in high speed rail twice, saying how would fix
up the country? Yeah, baby. He also included global warming,
saying he found it unbelievable, that politicians who didn't
believe in it get elected. It's unbelievable.
What is going on? Last but
not least, he talked about his fund and Haiti. Uh huh. Saying
how they taken in loads of money, but mentioned that
they've involved in redevelopment. Right, want to
see if you find a video.
So So yeah, so I will follow on that. The Clinton Bush Haiti
fund has given a whopping $800,000 to Architecture for
Humanity, which apparently is opening an office in Haiti
$800,000 amazing amount of money, considering the billions
that were promised and has been taken in.
And of course, it's not even going to the Haitians is going.
It's going to
another NGO. Yeah. And yes, Haiti, of course, people are
rioting. There's the end, the peacekeepers are doing the best
to keep the peace by shooting shooting them by shooting them.
So I could I could do lots of stories about that, but I
thought a little funnier would be this article here that I'm
bringing up from daily finance.com Hades best hotels
Thrive amid disaster of earthquakes aftermath. It's such
a beautiful story. The VISTA from the private terrace of the
John Barrymore suite at the hotel all of sudden important
Prince is a vision of verdant hills and a brilliant blue Bay,
a dramatic postcard that reveals not a hint of the mountains of
rubble and trash left over from Haiti's catastrophic January 12
earthquake nor the escalating cholera epidemic nor the slums
just beyond the hotel's gate. It is unbelievable. Please raise
this word,
this piece run
this ran in daily finance. So despite the the advisory, which
of course is, you know, like, oh, you should not stay there in
Haiti. This historic hotel, which began its life as a
private home serve later as a US Marine Hospital during the
American occupation has been fully booked since January 12.
You got deals by got some great deals? Yeah, no, it's been fully
booked. And of course, you know, we have 1.3 million Haitians
living under blankets and which we weren't allowed to send by
the way, you weren't allowed to sign any blankets they just
didn't know really
who said that?
I think it was. Well let's see who
right now all we need from people. If you can't be part of
a medical team or a search and rescue team, we just need cash.
I know a lot of people want to send blankets or water. Just
send your cash
30 minutes at a world away the hotel Corrib with its soaring
brick and marble lobby, intricate iron inlays and swanky
bar is widely considered Port au Prince is most upscale hotel
this a different hotel Jack. It reopened his doors in October
and on a recent weekend foreign workers sunbathe around the
swimming pool shaded by eucalyptus trees. It's luxurious
by international standards not just by Haitian standards says a
US Embassy employee lounging poolside with his girlfriend a
World Bank A World Bank staffer visiting from Washington DC
that's his girlfriend to the US Embassy employee with his
girlfriend from the World Bank people nice get a clue what's
going on here people get this now oh by the way after the
earthquake $1.3 million was spent for a firm to draw plans
to retrofit the hotel to California building codes so
that's really and by the way when Anderson Vanderbilt Cooper
if he ever gets back down there again where do you think he'll
be staying?
Or he'll be standing there probably with the with the guy
right point point made good point since you also brought it
up I'm losing it now. Yeah, that's that's what you brought
up and I'm here we go here the board trains planes only got one
story but blew me away now remember, it is Hill and
Knowlton huge PR firm who is really working for the high
speed rail we've got everybody on board everybody agrees the
sciences in but we need to actually we need to get the
young people more on board John how can we do that? Let me think
who do we have? Not Clooney? No. He's in the dark for Miley
Cyrus. Oh, no, no, no. Give me another guy who was cool.
Another guy who really tall Justin Bieber. No, no, he's too
young. You know, we need someone with credibility. Someone who
likes to get to the vodka drink and people. Obama Obama. No,
let's get to Diddy. There you go. Diddy. Yeah, Diddy. John,
please go to Diddy dirt. money.com P Diddy Puff Daddy.
Who by the way, I think is vodka. Ads are hilarious. It's
Diddy dirt. money.com Are you going?
I'm trying okay.
Did he dirt money.com He has a new album out promoter which
drops it drops this weekend. Jordan How do you spell
it? Yeah, is Diddy di d d y?
Yes. Did he dirty? Oh, I'm sorry. Did he dirty? money.ca My
mistake did he dirty money.com So it was like Yo man was like
whoa, how we get well your brother drops. Now look at what
splashes up what happens they have forced P Diddy as a part of
their MK Ultra programme.
DD dirty money.com I got nothing here.
Did he dirty money.com
When he at this time?
Did he dirty money.com Geez, they got him to do links
next time.
The not only is the is the is the is the is the first single
that drops you called last train to Paris. But up pops right
there. A train ticket on the homepage of dirt dirty dirty
money.com And you actually are requested to enter your
information on the ticket and the ticket is in French. And
it's from London to Paris. It's the high speed rail and they've
they've I mean of all the things did he you know he can talk
about you know he'd have been Cristalle and jets and
everything but no did he's talking about trains now telling
me that isn't a part of the entire programme.
Oh they guys guys a moneymaker he's getting paid for this of
course totally. And
look at first class by the way first class do you see the
ticket?
No, I can't find the ticket You're horrible All right, go
Yeah, hit the home page. I got a picture dirty dirty dirty dirty
money says last train to Paris
you didn't get a whole dirty dirty money mailing list thing
pop up with a ticket.
Oh actually that was blocked. Oh, okay. Well, that's something
did cry. Here it comes. I've been blocked and I'm looking at
Oh, yeah, I feel a restaurant. I'll see you on campus a bit
loose. Yes, Dude, that was Last says to train, right run adult,
so
an adult is an adult. Anyway, so did he totally on board the
programme very proud of him. Good job there, Diddy. I so much
like his vodka commercials this one is just irks me a little on
the board.
So I've got a couple of clips that one of them is a little
long, but it's so good. Is this the end of show thing or that's
the end of shows and in the show thing you can play it or not.
Then the show thing is a Judge Napolitano, who apparently feels
that his show is not going to be on long enough. So he has
actually three rants as editorials are put together as
one. But anyway, the one I'm thinking by the way,
the length of the end of show clip, three minutes and 33
seconds. Now we have to play it. It's a sign sign from God.
Nailed it. Yeah. This is called Bill Riley at his best. And this
is a classic example of him trying to bully someone out of
their job. This is a woman who is an assistant professor at the
University of Washington made the comment that the military
uses the same techniques of predatory sales techniques as
predators do. And when she says predator, she means people like
a real estate sale or real estate people, insurance
salesmen probably paedophiles. The whole thing she's just
generalised is that the military uses these hard selling
techniques to groom kids into buying into one thing or
another. Right so O'Reilly finds this incredibly offensive
because you know the military so great, even though I don't see
him go over there fighting but it's another point that he
bullies that, you know, he's got a Geraldo on who is trying to,
and Geraldo starts to this is why the clip is so good. It's a
little long, I'm trying to set it up so you can put up with it.
Geraldo starts to wax and wane over the military. And it's
almost laughable. And then at the very end, there's the punch
line, which makes your jaw hit the floor is what O'Reilly
kidding. He doesn't even know a basic fact about joining the
military. The behaviours of grooming
children to agree to enter the military, are the same
behaviours that other predatory groomers engage in. Now we call
this like opion Hey, Gopi and and she hung up on us. So we
turned to our pal Geraldo, and here he is. So she's alone.
Right now he hung up, she's probably cursed. Chrystia I
think that what she says is dishonourable. I think it's
disgusting. I think it's demonstrably false. I think it
is, as the The military says outrageous and offensive. More
interesting, though, Bill is how the University of Washington
says they are the spokesman for the University of Washington
where a professor who kopien is employed called it extreme and
absurd her analogy and it is to compare the behaviour of
military recruiters many of whom save children stuck in the
ghetto and give them a way of life you know, as the here it
goes,
Hey, you know, you're stuck in the in the get to Oh, that's
right, we're gonna get you either get our son and get a
house.
This is just because you can't not laugh at that. Listen to
this guy go on. It's just hilarious. Here we
go. Senior Military course my war correspondent here for the
last decade or so. It has been my honour to see 1000s of
youngsters, hundreds of whom come from the hard life in the
urban areas.
This has got to be leading into the DREAM Act or something, this
has got to be part of
it. That's the joke of it to get
recruited into the military and their lives are transformed.
It's a wonderful, honourable profession, they get a decent
paycheck, they get a pension, they get a future their families
get taken care of to to suggest that what the military recruiter
is doing is luring young children, teenagers high school
students into a life where they're going to be committing
suicide, where they're going to be committing crime where their
life is gonna go off is really
where you're using depleted uranium. So you'll get some kind
of cancer and they're taking away your head they don't care
and
they kick you out and they don't take care of you. And they screw
you and they make you go back over and over and over again
over over
and over again. I know
plenty of guys that joined up because they were literally
talked into it by these guys are great sales guys. Yeah. Why deny
it? That's just the way it is.
Let's listen to some more of this crap
beyond exaggeration. What
says beyond exaggeration,
are you really really a University? She's not a tenured
professor. I don't think they can do anything. She has the
right to say or you know, that's it's really a position where you
don't think they can she can I university can do anything.
She's an assistant professor. Standards of Akkad Demick
behaviour, if you have somebody that misguided, who is
absolutely not telling the truth, because as you pointed
out, this is an opportunity and nobody forces anybody to stay in
the military, you don't like it you can leave that are forcing
you to stay in there. Okay?
If you don't like it, you could it's called a wall. What? If you
don't like
that last clip again? It's unbelievable.
Wait a minute. Did he actually say if you don't like it, you
can leave? Yes. Okay. It's an
opportunity and nobody forces anybody to stay in the military.
You don't like it you can leave
is this guy kidding?
It's funny, actually, because there was another little thing
in there that I picked up on. Because he was saying, Well, you
know, you can't say this crap at a university right? Because
you're, you're crazy. And if you're accredited, then you
should be fired. Right? Is that basically what is basically so
this is a throwback to a CSI New York, which says exactly this
same thing. Here's the Ministry of Truth about crazy crazy
professors at at university
Hey, I think I may know a little something about your poison.
And I'm here to prove my innocence. I got a little intel
on Professor Scott has a history of espousing various conspiracy
theories, sharing them with the students got him into a little
trouble. Every university has at least one unconventional
Professor
Come on. And this guy's ideas here. Totally anti American.
Look at this. Water fluoridation tsunami bombs chemtrails when
our chemtrails now some people believe that vapour exhaust from
aircraft are actually dangerous. biochemicals just burst into the
air.
Anyway, it's an American. It's American Americans
who say anything about keyword Asian or bioterror are barred
chemtrails or any
American and by the way, some people believe that water vapour
water vapour from aeroplanes or actually chemicals? No, it's
called geoengineering. It's planet B
forces anybody. They say in the military, you don't like it? You
can leave forcing it. Okay, all right.
All right. There's a message to all boots on the ground. Leave
now.
Yeah, just quit. I don't like it in Afghanistan, you got a bad
assignment. You don't like your CEO? Just quit.
You know what, John, I will take all the money we earn on this
show. And charter aeroplanes for all of the boots on the ground
and the ships at sea to leave now if they can actually leave
now get on the get on the plane can leave now leave now.
Guess what? They can't leave now.
But Bill O'Reilly and Geraldo said he could leave now.
Oh, Bill O'Reilly doesn't apparently know anything about
the military. You don't? You can't it's not a job. It's not
like a job. You sign up for our way. Oh, I quit this job. I
mean, what do you have a question, you have the problem?
Like that is the problem. How do you get out of, you know, Kaboul
and get back to the USA, they're not going to fly you back if you
quit. But this is like, why do you why would anybody even think
this you do not sign up for the military? So you can just quit
at the drop of a hat like he claims? Where is he? Where does
this come from? Where does it where does it get into his head
to even suggest such a thing? Do you think I really am totally
baffled by the whole thing. It just is he trying to sucker
people into thinking that this is true. So they join up?
Because I know they have trouble recruiting. I mean, I don't know
what I don't get it.
Do you think either of them have actually served? I don't think
so. I doubt it.
But they'd be bragging about it constantly. Are you kidding? For
like, is there a corporals for two years they'd be gone when I
was in the military?
No, Geraldo gotta cheer on his nose. That's his. That's his
service. That's his service to humanity.
And we don't want to be didn't mean anybody out there. This
stuck in the middle of nowhere.
On the contrary, I want to save everyone for when we really need
him like not this bullcrap.
Yeah, that's the point. We have National Guard's people that are
overseas they should they're supposed to be nationally. This
was the National Guard supposed to be here. They're not supposed
to be over there. That's the Army's job. So I got I got a
cute little clip from Special Victims Unit, which had all
kinds of high tech stuff going on in the show. But this little
bad acting clip is kind of interesting because it brings in
another little meme about you know, stuff that we're all doing
on a day to day basis. Play creep, twits tweets, that's not
what
to expect it okay.
This clown really on the job? McCutchen from the one he laid
his way past the desk. Sergeant said he was here for a prison
transfer.
You make it a habit to beat up guys in custody officer
McCutcheon. Look, I'm sorry, but my daughter's in the same swim
classes the girl who got one raped two nights ago by Carla's
had her over for sleepovers when I heard you guys finally caught
the son of a
bitch. You decide to turn him up.
I didn't decide anything I just
saw red. Yeah, well, the ask you just kicked as your own career.
I know
should've never signed up with us tweets, tweets from home,
watch group and a neighbourhood they send out info about sexual
predators calm Creek tweets. Oh my god.
Creep tweets are an internet communication, Your Honour one
that triggered a despicable act of vigilante violence against my
client and by a police officer practically broke my jaw
assaulted in custody Midwest.
Hmm. All right. Well, we can look forward to that this is
part of it. If you see something beat the guy's ass. Yeah, well
as
this is part of the whole scheme, I think they're actually
trying to promote this idea to be honest about it's kind of
done in an awkward way. But
again, we now have documented proof that our America something
say something that our American prove our American media is
influencing not just Americans here at home, but people in
Saudi Arabia and all over the world. It's great. Yeah. Okay, I
got a couple of clips, then.
Only before you do that, I got one short minor clip that just
kind of does just off the top. It's a good segue did whatever
you want to do. I'm sure it is. I was taking one of these clips,
and I caught the end of a clip. And I and it just sounds so
funny by itself. It's a it's a promotion for one of the net for
one of the channels. But it sounds like there's a subtle
message hidden here, play this speed channel promotion.
I always have to guess what you're going to tell me to play.
Here we go. Get your heart racing this week. On speed.
Get your heart racing on speed. Take speed takes speed is what
it says. Yeah. Let's Let's do it again.
Get your heart racing this week. On speed. Yeah, my
heart's racing on speed. All right.
This is like talking about your neuro linguistic programming.
It's great. That's great.
I love that.
So we know that ABC News has a new news President. So I'm
eyeing ABC News very closely. I you know, usually it was NBC, of
course, had the tie in with General Electric. And we know
that the CEO of General Electric is good, good buddies with
Obama. And so now we have ABC News. The new president of ABC
News, his sister is a special adviser to the president, which
is someone sent us an email which is pretty high position
actually to be a special adviser. So they're all over a
Locky. Now, let me just tell you a little bit Locky. So we need a
new bin Laden because of course the old Bin Laden is dead. He's
not around ever. We don't know. We don't know anything. He's in
a cave somewhere. We all maybe never existed for all we know we
also needed to all be in Yemen. Alright, so we've had we went
from a Robbie, I go to Afghanistan, Sudan, Pakistan.
Yeah, when we want to move into Sudan. That's next right but a
Locky. So he has a new production, by the way, a Locky
is an American citizen,
right from Phoenix or something like that
American citizen. And there's a couple things you need to know
about him. One is, the President has said you may kill him. So I
don't know about you. I don't care what what's going on. But
typically with American citizens, you can't just be
ordered to be killed by the President. You would right?
Yeah, no, it's like a stress. And the Court recently
overturned an objection to that. It's all on the show notes. So
that is very distressing. You're an American citizen. I'm the
president said we get killed you. And this guy may be the
worst guy in the world. But that's not how the system is
supposed to work. So a Locky is he is now he is the not only is
he the new CEO of al Qaeda on the Arabian Peninsula. He also
is the the CEO of the Taliban. He is the press relations
manager. And they're on to him because I mean, they they're
really moving up. John, I gotta tell you these this lucky guy, I
mean, they are getting really sophisticated because they use
two microphones now for these videos. Please pay attention to
ABC News Ministry of Truth
or if Al Qaeda in Yemen linked to multiple plots, including
those bombs on cargo plane I
forgot to tell you everything is linked to this guy. Oh yeah.
Here's the Christmas pants bomber shoe bomber cartridge
bomber, Christmas tree bomber. Every bomber boop bomber it's
all
a loggings Martha Raddatz who covers Defence and Security
tells us his latest video is a polished production. He calls
America Satan. But the video itself looks almost corporate.
And today investigators are examining the well produced
propaganda tape to see See what clues it offers? First compare
it to the last time Osama bin Laden was seen on video, the
walkie imagery shortly the background would lattice the
glass top desk and executives leather chair and not one but
two microphones. A walkie has made his name with recruiting
videos. Investigators from New York congressman Anthony winners
office found more than 700 videos on YouTube with an
alarming 3.5 million Wehlener said the videos facilitated the
recruitment of homegrown terror. You took down some of the most
defensive but it is still incredibly easy to find videos
of a Locky on YouTube, you just type in his name.
I think we need to regulate that internet that YouTube thing we
got to turn off some videos
and you get hundreds even 1000s of results. But the overall
theme of the tapes is that America is waging war against
Muslims and must be stopped. While some of those checking out
the sites are no doubt curiosity
seekers because we're tracking who's checking out the site.
She'll say a locking has
inspired terror before from the mass shootings at Fort Hood,
Fort Hood to the failed Christmas Day
bombing Christmas Day bombing.
I really don't like it and investigators fear he will do so
again. The video could provide important clues but wherever
that tape was made, a Locky has likely moved on to yet another
safe haven in Yemen Yemen where it is clearly easy to hide. So
easy
to hide in Yemen now. So before the new president of ABC News
came in ABC News actually slipped up we're gonna play
something from October 26 Because we have to understand is
two months after 911 A Locky was invited to the Pentagon for
lunch. Okay, the guy who's number one now he's number one,
he's got the big foam finger. He's number one, he was invited
to the Pentagon for lunch. And somehow they just let them go.
They just let them eat and let him leave. And it's amazing how
that works. Let's listen. You don't think he was like, well,
it couldn't be he's like CIA or something. John, do you think
that maybe you got like some message there? Like, here's what
you need to do, or was it just really a coincidence? Let's
listen to the ABC News report. American born radical cleric
Anwar al Hakim linked to the 911 hijackers, the FAFSA. He was
also part of 911 Yeah, I forgot. He's awesome
airline bombing. And the Fort Hood shootings, President Obama
himself has authorised, targeted killing of a lucky if and when
he is found in Yemen. But the Pentagon
if and when he is found in Yemen. Couldn't get any more on
the Yemen. If we'd go he's hiding out somewhere. At least
we know it's somewhere in Yemen is now confirming Listen, John,
it's so obvious, isn't it? If and when he is found in Yemen.
Listen, listen, here come the Pentagon is now confirming that
a walkie was invited to a private lunch at the Pentagon,
just weeks after the hijackers he knew had slammed a plane into
that building. And just days after he had been interviewed by
the FBI. I am dumbfounded. How can this happen? We let him slip
through our fingers in Yemen, let him live to our fingers. We
said the guy in Yemen gave the guy lunch is invited as part of
the Pentagon's outreach to Muslims
outreach to Muslim outreach to terrorists in Yemen.
The Pentagon now says it was a small group put together by the
Defence department's General Counsel. He was vetted, but
clearly not very thoroughly Juden embarrassing breach thanks
Martha Raddatz for
embarrassing breach, let's move along to Yemen. So you know,
just please understand this, there is no terror that yet I'm
sorry, there is tear. We're afraid of things that don't
exist. It's like this guy. This totally made up guy who's an
American, he dined with the Pentagon. It means please get a
clue. This is like CIA, and they linked the guy to everything in
Yemen. And right now, it couldn't be any better because
he's in Yemen. This is not this is I mean, please, Hello,
people. I can't sit any any other way than you need to wake
up from your dream sleep in Yemen. Wow. So anyway, so you
won't be hearing that anymore? Because, you know, that was
October 26. We got and that was clearly whoever was president of
news then is Oh,
that's why they asked it. Of course. Of course the hell
you're doing with this guy and man, you can't do that story,
you
idiot. That's not That's not how it works. nut ball you're out
bringing a new guy family to feed we will do we have one a
you Special Assistant You got any buddy? Yeah get my brother
oh good to put him in oh my goodness
Well let's hope we get some some some income from between now and
Sunday that was a terrible situation.
So if you if you try it and you gave up please please try again
I'm here something I don't know we that we definitely need We
did send
out the Talking Points Memo I want everyone to check it out.
Let's get a chi ticket copy it's a little note asking for some
some help and then the talking points now we're going to have
another one we're gonna try to do one a month or more often I'm
pricing out something to do as a Christmas greeting too. But
we're trying to try to do one talking point memo a month
because we have enough items. I think we can go a year we got 12
things that were thematic with, we got the trains bad planes
good. We got the dwell. We got we got arguments for
geoengineering, we got arguments with mostly quotes from things
right we have there's a number of themes that we have in fact
we have to do our little special show which discusses
the primmer Yeah, so So what is so what will the next talking
points will be?
I don't know what do you think it should be? I think trains
trains good planes Bad I Think I think that's a good one because
that's all over Yeah, and people can get in your into discussion
we can have five or six points that are just you know why this
why that and at the end Why don't
we Why don't we time it give it to two weeks because in two
weeks Diddy's last train to Paris will be number one on the
charts. We can time it for that and we can release it then but
like hey, notice this notice this train thing from the guy
who exclusively talks about Chris style on his jets now he's
taking trains. Yeah, give me give me a break.
Please. Come on. I'm
not stupid. Well, I guess. Anyway, end of show clip will be
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Does the government works for us or we work for the government?
Are our rights guaranteed by the Constitution and the laws are
they exist subject to the whim of government bureaucrats.
Tonight, the TSA wiki leaks and taxes. Why is the government
looking for excuses to violate the constitution? Last month the
TSA claimed that it is like a health inspector at a restaurant
and thus can look at anyone's body that it wants as if it were
looking for flies on a piece of cheese. It interferes with
private enterprise at its most critical juncture, the airlines
as they are receiving their passengers, and it tells them
who they can put on their planes. It simply refuses to
abide the Constitution, even though every employee there has
taken an oath to uphold it. And it insists it can keep us safer
than the airline's themselves can never mind that the TSA has
yet to find a single box cutter or weapon or bomb and all of its
porn and groping. Nevermind that its back scanners cannot detect
explosive powder on or under the skin. And nevermind that it is
terrified young children and folks who have just had surgery.
Listen to cousin Janet. If you don't like what we do, take us
do that. And you'll find the TSA at the bus. The Wikileaks folks
are not real journalists, a members of Congress from both
sides of the aisle. That's because the big government
party, the one that includes almost all Republicans and
almost all Democrats, Congressman Ron Paul and Connie
Mack are exceptions. The party that thinks that can write any
law and tax any event. The one that recognises no limits on its
power still believes that we work for the government, and it
can tell us what it wants us to know and Keep us in the dark
about what it doesn't want us to know. A journalist is one who
reports writes or transmits newsworthy information. That's
straight out of Webster's unabridged dictionary. It's not
news that the government likes. It's not news that it's good or
bad. It is whatever is newsworthy and newsworthy means
whatever people are interested in. Are people interested in
what Wikileaks has reported? Hundreds of millions of us are?
If we define journalists that the government hates and fears
as non journalists, will they lose the protections of the law?
Only in the weird Orwellian world of big government, not in
a world where the Constitution is abided and rights are
guaranteed. And yesterday, we saw many Democrats rip into the
president, because he favours raising some tax rates, but not
all of them. They speak as if our money were theirs, and they
can decide how much of it they let us keep. They have it
backwards. Our earnings belong to us, the Constitution says so
the presumption is that we get to keep what we earn, and that
the government must leave us alone. Where does the government
come off? Claiming you can take whatever it wants? If you
wouldn't let a thief take your money and give it away? If you
wouldn't let your neighbours take your money and give it
away? Why would you let the government do so? You know what
they do with their money, three quarters of it three quarters of
what they take from us goes to welfare payments, wealth
transfers, or to paying back loans taken out by previous
governments. Will this tax and spend madness ever end? Only
when folks who love freedom and respect private property get in
the government? We are your nightwatchman. Regrettably the
government gives us much too.