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Thursday, December 16 2010. Time you're getting my nation media
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So we have our first victim of see something say something
No really. We have we have kidding me this can't be true.
I'm gonna blog this probably should have blogged it a couple
of days ago. It happened two days ago in Long Beach. Some guy
is in his backyard fiddling with his you know the nozzles that
you can buy for your hose that look you know the gun nozzle,
you squeeze it and it shoots Yeah, it's
called a spray nozzle
spray nozzle guys dicking around with the spray nozzle. One of
his one of his neighbours calls the cops saying disguise in the
backyard playing with a gun. Oh, of course. The cops come over as
kind of surround the place and just just unceremoniously kill
the guy.
No, yeah, I didn't see any of this reporting.
Oh, of course not. Why would you do that? What would you see
anything?
Would they kill the guy?
They just shot him without even saying anything?
Oh, no. Yeah. And
they're gonna look it up Long Beach, California, man shot and
backyard who knows by the police but and of course Long Beach has
got a bad reputation anyway for a miserable Police Department.
And of course, what's going to happen? The family's going to
sue for wrongful death with the Long Beach City will pay you
know $10 million or something come right out of the taxpayers
coffers. Exactly. Oh, but
exactly. Then I'll be like, Hey, Mickey, can you know but really
spray nozzle
making here nobody gets fired. The cops go on probation or
something. And they'll have some bogus lawyers holding a gun. We
thought nobody gets fired, nothing happens. The taxpayers
are out $10 million. And we go and we go on to the next episode
of stupidity. And and of course this the neighbour of course is
is that fault as much as the cops Yeah,
because this is the whole rat on your neighbour thing. And
everyone starts freaking out and starts calling everybody about
everyone being a terrorist.
Yeah, exactly.
Well, you know. So Janet, I'm sorry. leucaena. Paula Tano was
she's now we've changed her name, if anything, just to piss
her off. Well, she looks more like Lucy looks like Lucy. I
agree. She looks like a loser. So Lucy Napoletana was on our
national treasure on NPR. And NPR did a little nice little
ditty. And we can play some of it because it's amazing to hear
the human resources of these Gitmo nation states. Talking
about the See Something, Say Something campaign and how
incredibly great they think it is. But oh, yeah, of course.
And why would anybody think this is great. This is like Cuba in
the 60s that does come
up in the piece. And that's when Lucy just goes into she starts
laughing and it's just hilarious. The the NPR montage
of the slaves on the streets is very interesting, because you do
hear some people say like, well, you know, why would I want to
ask a Walmart employee, you know, to help me but let's let's
listen to a little bit of this. I just found that very curious.
And a real piece of propaganda really from NPR.
For the last few years, commuters in cities like New
York and Washington DC could count on hearing this message
ring out in the subway tunnels.
Secretary Have
you heard right, that's the voice of Janet Napolitano. Lucy,
Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, telling
people if you see something, say something
before we even go further, John, I mean, if you know if you've
worked in media, I've worked in media, we're still kind of in
some form of media. is Janet Napolitano. Is she really the
right person to communicate? Does she have the Right voice to
communicate such an important message, or should they have
some kind of professional voice over artist? I mean, or is this
a an egotistical thing? What do
we leave for you finish your clip this is going to be
different. We're going to have a clip interrupting a clip before
you finish your clip,
oh boy, this is hot
play they play they play the Napoletana on the Politano clip,
because judge the politan Oh, no relation. Yes. He says that that
this woman is well just play that clip. I think it's improved
but to see
her face reminds me of Emmanuel Goldstein, big brother in 1984
into novel but you saw his face everywhere. So she's saying if
you see something say something, tell us whenever you see, you
know what will come next. They will make it a crime if we see
something and don't say something. Yeah. And then we are
East Germany and North Korea.
Well on that happy note. Merry Christmas
was young Beck's programme? Yeah, it was on Beck's This is
back running interference. This is back trying to protect his
own turf by the way.
I do that and also back trying to protect the that that line of
thought because Fox has two lines of thoughts that are
contradicting each other. We pointed this out a million
times. And then the politan obec line of thought which is that
this is all bad. Yeah. Is one line of thought. And the other
one is as well, you know, this is you know, we got to shave the
country. And then Assange is a bad guy too. Oh, well, let's
let's let's finish they finish this.
Your clip interrupted the clip and this is clipped just
interrupt us.
And starting this week, the anti terrorism public awareness
campaign is expanding in a big way to your local checkout line.
If you see something suspicious in the parking lot or in the
store, say something immediately
customers and more than 500 Walmart stores across the
country. We'll see an Apollo tanto in this video report
suspicious
activity to your local police or sheriff if you need help ask a
Walmart manager for assistance.
This comes just as the Department of Homeland Security
is looking to drop the colour coded terror alert system this
is also something weird that I've been hearing going around
yeah, we're gonna stop the colour coded system. I just keep
it at a permanent spiked red, I
guess. No, Orange. Oh, is that what is permanent orange? Yeah,
they had this been printed as a poster in orange.
No, I know. It's non movable.
It's not movable. The Boyd
Well, okay. Someone finally caught on. We'll see if they
actually do that. And
after air travellers cried foul over new airport pat down
procedures.
Oh, I'm crying foul. John. Have you cried Foul? Foul? Wow. Phone
2.4 in the penalty box.
This is NPR. Oh, yeah, of
course foul. I think we called Little more than foul. Okay.
Called foul body scanners. And as the head of the Justice
Department, Eric Holder, defends undercover stings that in one
case involved demand flagged over a Facebook posting. So
today's cover story, our role and our security? Yes, we'll
start with Walmart. Shoppers at one store outside Nashville told
our producer I noticed
that yellow laughter voice waiting. Guys over. And I know
what
I'm saying. And we went to Nashville with a stupid slaved
our
Kim Green what they think about the homeland security messages
echoing over the aisles where we're thinking about I think we
ought to be 24/7
as far as we're aware of what's going on around us.
Oh is kind of wild ride. A little
unnecessary here, how
they how they've mixed it all together. This is like a mega
mash now. So they're not they're not just taking little bits and
pieces. And when it flows, and I want to interrupt it. It's it's
really it messes with your brain.
Shoppers in Walmart. Especially a small city like NASA. I mean,
I don't think someone like that would be shopping it at Walmart
doesn't make me feel really happy to walk around that and
then think, oh, gosh, I even need to look over my shoulder
while I'm grocery shopping. I
guess it don't hurt. You know, I don't see the bad in it. Don't
guess what
do you think suspicious means in this case? And would you if you
saw something? What would you think I was suspicious? And
would you report it?
I guess that's a matter of opinion. You know what I would
consider to be suspicious, ma'am? One one's gonna get
overloaded now some people in one area lingering around behind
the store cytosol
Oh, it's amazing. Isn't
it is unbelievable. I mean, whoever the audio editor is this
guy. He's really come up with a new idea. It sounds like a
conversation. Yes. And
he's mixing it back and forth. He's going from one back I mean,
it's it just took some work actually. It's totally real.
Well
definitely took work. Let's keep going.
Good just to purchase but
it probably would report something but then I probably
don't trust the people. Pull hear that I would report it to I
don't think they would care either way. So do you think
there's any danger that people might sort of profile their
other people? I'm sure. I am absolutely sure. You hear
that the profile? I'm sure it goes, it's unbelievable. And
this is an this is audio and this is so there's an
opportunity
for that to happen. You see the way that people look at certain
people the way they're dressed. I mean, I saw some people in
Walmart you know, dress dress of people every country has and you
can kind of look at him funny.
Good grief Walmart usually the person in Walmart is on a
mission to buy something but not blow it up. I don't think and if
that's what their purpose is. I don't know if they have clues
that they're going to hit Walmart next. I don't know.
The voices of Walmart shoppers outside Nashville.
Okay, okay, wait, hold on. So first of all, I do anybody out
there who I would challenge anybody out there who's a
journalist professor, anything else? I think this is an
ethically deplorable approach to clips
agreed. Absolutely. Agreed. It is a complete distortion of the
facts that they gathered on the ground.
Right unless those people were all standing next to each other
and actually having that conversation conversation Yeah,
which they weren't because they were stepping it was just what
that's just not what it was good what was going on. It was it's a
deplorable ethical breach by NPR to put that clip together that
way, I totally agree. Unless you know, unless they come and say,
Hey, we got a piece of propaganda here. We want to play
for you well, and play it. Well. I
think that what happened is like, hello, we'd like Lucy to
come on the show. We don't worry we'll do we'll do a good job.
We'll make sure we set it up properly for because of course
Lucy Lucy comes on the show.
See, I talked with Secretary Napolitano this week and asked
her why Walmart
we are expanding see something say something.
Now something you said to me the other day off air John is and
obviously neither you or I have an issue with with sexuality as
far as I know. I certainly don't. But you said you know,
it's really interesting how Janet slash Lucinda Paula Tonto
speaks in a million in a lesbian millio way. Yeah, she's through
the teeth. And and you said that I think was after the show,
like, What are you talking about? And then I started paying
attention. And, and this is indeed, you know, well, you have
sometimes very outrageous male gay behaviour. Oh, girlfriend,
honey, whatever.
We have one of those clips coming up later.
Okay. So but listen to Napoletana. I mean, and it's
really it's like she was talking along those little triggers mas
like, it's almost like annoying
number of venues. It's Walmart. It's a Mall of America. It's
different sports and sporting arenas, its transit systems. And
as the slogan says, if you see something, say something,
as the slugger says, if you see something, say something.
Well, yeah, you you you twist it a little bit toward the upper
crust. You know, New England. foppish of preppy but it's
actually it's a little more subtle than that. And, and it's
pretty straightforward, but it's a little tucked in between the
teeth. Just subtle. You get Jodie Foster does it all in
honour, I think has that and there's a if you listen to most
of the women that are outed lesbians with the exception of
professional voices like Ellen DeGeneres, which I've never
noticed that with her no, but generally speaking, you'll hear
that and it's only I think it's a subgroup but it's it Yeah.
Well, I mean, I don't think there's any question that Janet
Napolitano is a lesbian but
it doesn't it doesn't pertain to the story at all, but it's just
like, you know, this is an audio right and I'm listening to like,
wow, she does have a very weird way of speaking and she is the
spokesperson for see something say something.
What are you hoping to accomplish with this expansion?
Is it fear Shut up slight getting more tips specifically,
or general awareness?
Both not only tips, but general awareness, people being what we
call situationally aware, but time and time again, we have
seen that even suspected terrorist plots have been foiled
by alert citizens who report something that really seems out
of the ordinary,
you know, and I just I'll insert it right now. The reason the
real reason why the this See Something, Say Something has
been started now is the whole idea is to look over there and
not over here. You've got to be looking at your neighbour with
his with his spray nozzle. You've got to be looking at
suspicious people in Walmart, please whatever you do, don't
look at Janet Napolitano. Please don't look at government. Don't
look at what the actual security state is doing to you. Look at
you and look at your peers. Look at your neighbours. That's what
this is about. Complete distraction. Now this
programme isn't new. I know I've heard your voice A number of
times. Wow. John saying on the platform here that the metro
subway system in Washington, and obviously, it began in New York
City after 911. But, you know, the New York Times reported that
there there weren't a lot of useful tips coming in.
Well, part of it is tips, but part of it is just having people
be aware, there was a recent study that said that 80% of the
foiled terrorist plots in the last I think five years have
been the results of citizen tips are citizen information.
Can you give an example of that? Well, I
think give several one of the most graphic of course, but
how is this Don't tell me this? Is my system going wacky again,
you hear that? Do you hit like cables, and let me just let me
just say, Hello, and welcome to inside. Let's bring me it's that
thing again.
Yeah, you need some case, you have a cabling issue. You gotta
get some, you know, it's not a cabling issue. Well, you said
you fixed it up last time. I would love something. No, no,
no,
no, no, but it's like, hold on a second. Wait, try this. That's
really weird. Cuz I started everything up fresh this morning
as I do. And it should work perfectly. I'm gonna say the
Time Square.
is odd.
Yeah, hold on a second. It'll just be worth it. Just to start
it up. Well,
we can we can go over the executive producers if you want
to know what I'm getting
to like the punch line here. Oh, this is the worst. Yeah. Oh,
yeah. Hold on a second. The will actually probably. I'll probably
even edit this out for once. How annoying is that?
She can be interesting.
I'm sorry.
It's not it's not uninteresting to watch you struggle with your
watch what a machine. I forgot what you're running again.
You're running.
It's a Macintosh. Macintosh.
Macintosh. Okay, hold on. Just let me just restart this. This
is really very interesting why that's
the boodle thing. No, I
don't I don't care.
Sounds like a wire though, doesn't it? No. Well, it's a
virtual
wire. In essence, well, maybe
it's maybe a virtual wire needs to be. Right? That's exactly new
virtual wires. Exactly.
What I'm doing is I've got
a bad connection, this virtual wire, cold solder joint.
It's unfair, because I get up extra early just to set up all
of the routing and everything to make sure it all works. And then
you know, it works fine for weeks, and then all of a sudden
you get this. Oh, hold on a second. It's almost it's almost
restarted.
But it you already had to restart it. Just curious.
Okay, so I have to restart the virtual router. That's really
that's really somewhere in the problem. How
can you be on the air doing all this? Oh, well, I
set up a failsafe system so that at least we can be on the air
when this happens. That that's good, right? Yeah. the only the
only thing is you can't play any clips. And so that's
our show is become dependent on clips. I think this is something
we need to discuss. We clearly have an agenda is looking at my
clip collection because I'm putting together I'm gonna I'm
gonna kind of tease it in advance because it's gonna take
me months and months to do this. Yeah.
Please, don't threaten. Okay, stop threatening,
putting together a two hour clip show.
John, you promised this last December. It's taking
me I'm still working on it. It's not easy. These clips are very
long.
I think we can go back to Lucy. I think we're ready. Now. It's
a bomber, where you had a street vendor notice a vehicle parked
with smoke coming out of it. And immediately we put it out to a
new york city policeman. And we went from that cold report to
apprehending Faisal Shahzad within 53 hours,
whose job was to three hours? Remember that whole false flag
thing they said up at Times Square. That's what she's out
tout, as
she should say. It took us a lot longer than we planned.
It reminds me of the kind of citizens surveillance system in
East Germany and
it's I love the laughing and then she laughing about
constantly. I have the feeling
that they had a pre interview. And, and because she keeps
laughing and she's like, well, maybe Lucy's
a laugh riot and Brio
Lucy's about to laugh too. And the whole front thing and she's
like, sounds like it's so critical. It sounds like East
Germany. Like I can just see the meeting before like, Okay,
listen, I think you should bring up the East German thing. Yes.
Okay, here we got
snow coming out of it. And immediately we put it out to a
new york city policeman and we went from that cold report to
apprehending Faisal Shahzad within 53 hours.
It reminds me of the kind of citizens surveillance system in
East Germany. I mean, essentially, you're asking
people to keep an eye on each other.
I think that's a little extreme. But what we're asking is to do
what? citizens of this country I've been asked to do a lot of
different times. Right on your neighbours, which is to be aware
to report things that seem Oh, right. out of the ordinary,
report them to appropriate security force on
you've been around on on in this nation longer than I have? Is
this something that you've been doing ever since your childhood?
Is this what citizens have always done thinking? Yeah, I
just want to check, just want to make sure I know. So Lucy says
she doesn't know what she's talking about the things she
mentioned, by the way, I got a kick out. In fact, she mentioned
East Germany, which is what the Judge Napolitano mentioned. Uh
huh. And this laughing thing,
or law enforcement at the same time? I
mean, you're also putting that definition in the hands of
everyone as well. I mean, the definition of what's suspicious
what's out of the ordinary, I mean, in a lot of communities
that can mean different things, to you know, bad
enforcement and who are trained. And we have been doing this
programme and pilot phases since 911. This worked very, very
well. And so some of the things you're pointing out now really
haven't been issues or problems,
and what education will there be around what people should look
for?
It is the unattended package. It's Oh, John, my package. It's
the car with smoke coming out. It
doesn't cause smoke coming out of
that left unattended. All we're asking that be dad is to report
to security, I see a package personnel to law enforcement,
let them do the follow up.
And lastly, I have to ask, is there anything a little bit
strange or Big Brother ish and seeing your own image?
Oh, John, you can always
talk into your teeth too, if you have an AHA
but listen, she's like, this is this is the ego question. This
is the it's kind of strange, don't you like love it when you
see yourself and you know, you being the big sister of all of
all things security,
or Big Brother ish and seeing your own image and hearing your
own voice everywhere? issuing these warnings?
Me stroke my white Poussey for a moment.
Brother ish and seeing your own image and hearing your own voice
everywhere. issuing these warnings? Well
I wouldn't look at it that way. But all I would say is look at
it. I will say this. Look, the Docs but all I would say is look
at this is very straightforward, easy to remember. And we rely on
the common sense and judgement and community involvement of the
American people. All right,
I'm not for that. You heard it though. You heard it she's evil.
I mean, come on. That's not That's not even funny anymore.
The way she laughed. Everywhere
it's about right. Oh, by the way, the bulk the bull crap
about the Time Square bomber that guy had done his job right?
He would go Of course, it was a false flag. So it wasn't gonna
happen. But let's say it was a real terrorist and in a real
situation, the guy had blown up that car. What's that got to do
with with anything? Because they caught the guy after the after
whatever he was going to do was done was when they caught him.
They didn't catch him beforehand. So what
he was on the aeroplane all
52 hours after the what would have been a huge bomb or what
didn't
blow up because it didn't work. Yeah,
they could do that because they had the car. The car was intact
and
flipped that out and just use it occasionally.
Occasionally, it's gonna be my ringtone. You actually pretty
close to her. I am everywhere.
Why is that girl laughing constantly because she's gets to
follow up. And lastly, we have to ask is, Is there anything a
little bit strange or Big Brother ish and seeing your own
image and hearing your own voice everywhere? issuing these
warnings? Well I wouldn't look at it that I wouldn't
look at me say I think we got enough out of that. Hey, why
don't we thank some people who make this fine. programme
possible. Does anyone still listen? Or are we
they're probably going to turn earnest in our face, especially
with these two guys,
probably What do you mean probably? It's like the dialling
now it's like hey man, these two guys are laughing Janet Lucy
whatever. Oh my goodness
wow we got one executive producer and to Associate
Executive producers for this show. Nice Nice nice. Executive
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What is it? It's lie. Sick. Lie sick. Okay, well, whatever.
That's fine.
I bet it's fine with me. I just did but he did have to explain
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read it into Pete in PDF form. And now he has a book with a
with a soft cover and he says he will be sending some of that to
us. Whether he does that or not. I think it's a funny book. I
liked the fact that we get credit on the back. The show
gets credit. And, you know, it's you read this book, it's like
you're you're reading a no agenda show. It's funny. Even
though it's not meant to be funny. It's it's for you really
like oh my god, this is great. So Scott McEntee with no agenda
novels.com. And of course, we want to thank our producers for
keeping us on the air dvorak.org/na is the only way
that that we can keep the programme running. And we need a
little bit of extra help now for the holidays. Particularly
because the the anonymous attacks on PayPal slowed us down
and we had all these extra expenditures at the end of the
year. It's kind of like we had to put you know, Tiny Tim had to
have an operation. He did so so we wouldn't, we would not come
back if
a node is Tiny Tim, that's very descriptive.
We'll lysyk Our executive producer of episode 261 along
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everybody now shut up. I got to clip that out that Nepali laugh.
It's funny. Did you hear the I played a song this morning. I
just got to play this because I it's very short. It was it was
from some TV show that I just played for you.
builds the pyramids. builds the Parthenon built slaves this is
your So thank you.
Yeah, I heard that this morning. Well, who is it? It's was Thank
you slaves. This is your song. Thank you.
It's some kind of like TV show. That doesn't exist anymore. I
went off the air but they did stuff like this. It's kind of
like a Sesame Street on acid. Got to find it I love Well,
you know, it reminds me of a show that they took off the air
years ago, which was done by Jim Henson when he was still alive,
I think. And it was what what was it called? It was called
dinosaurs. Okay, no, that's and it was only on for like, I
thought it was on for about three seasons. It was on your
stations. It was on a lie. It was syndicated. And it was these
guys in this huge dinosaur costumes. And all the material
was Gitmo nation.
And Jim Henson did that, huh? Yeah, it was.
It was one of the great kids show. It was seen as a kid show.
That's where the line I'm the baby You gotta love me came from
and some of these other little one liners that float around the
internet but if anyone wants to go rent something hilarious
because of its Gitmo nation nature you know, there's like a
big brother on the TV all the time the news guys come on they
said this is our end of the phone this the the news that
they were told to give you and all this kind of thing. It's
very subversive, actually for a show for kids. Yeah, the
chat rooms going nuts. They all remember it. And they were like,
Yeah, that was awesome. I think we should start with just a
quick update John on on the tutor the head. We don't play
the jingle. But we don't have to. Because, of course, I had a
thesis on the last programme about Mark made off which by the
way, I I ran it by some a lawyer, like a huge, extremely
wealthy Gitmo nation entertainment lawyer. And he was
immediately I am right on. Mark made off of course, you know, he
apparently committed suicide and
I and now they he's now they secretly burned him. Right?
Well, you immediately said Oh, watch for the cremation which,
by the way, I believe that to the Jewish tradition is not to
burn, right? He's
Jewish, you know, cremated. You don't burn joke of it. Because
we got a lot of email. Everybody in the world wrote us and
Twitter does all you call it, you call it you called it. But
you know, the thing is, but we still there's still some break
down that we need to do because I came up with a couple more
thoughts on this.
Let me give you one extra one that I forgot on the last show
is that his wife and she was in she was at Disneyland with their
other child. She actually legally changed her name from
made off to Morgan right a year ago, which of course is what you
need to do. I mean, you got
to do away in advance. Your scheme course of course, it
didn't
just happen and the his father in law, which is his his wife's
step, Father, this guy, I mean, he is connected to so much Gitmo
nation stuff, I got some links in the show notes, you can just
go take a look at it, that he was completely complicit, that
he's a part of the deal. No, I wrote about it.
I would assume there's a lot of people part of the deal. But I
was thinking about a couple of things that are anomalies that
also fit into this puzzle. One is that you have to remember
that Bernie Madoff was one of the one of the people he
invented one of the groups he invested for was the Russian
mob. This came out early in the discussion and they always show
old and Russian mom's gonna kill him now we don't know that the
Russian mob didn't get their money back and he was tight heat
we don't know that he wasn't working with the Russian mob to
you know, the money wasn't going to partly to them because we
knew someone was going to Israel. So he was involved with
with a mobbed up group the Russian but one of the nastiest
there is an egg with connections everywhere. And they could have
been responsible for setting up the whole scheme A and is also
the Israeli intelligence which he is supposedly involved with,
which was also a group that could set this kind of thing up
easily. So I mean, it was It wasn't you know, it wasn't an
impossibility. I was looking at the Yahoo story comments because
sometimes in the comments especially on today's Internet
you get a lot of people who have insight and or comments that are
like, Oh, this is a good idea. And there was two or three
people that picked up on the on these Oh, he's not dead thing
and then one guy went on and on about how he's now having a
meeting with Ken Lay. But anyway, he he didn't Jake who's
changed his name to Morga li Cahners I forgot he's got some
some information in there. That may or may not be true. But he
also says that made off is probably in Israel, sorting out
the bank accounts as we speak to the kid. But when somebody
pointed out that that funeral home where he was cremated, I
had it well I looked it up and tried to find some you know,
something in the background that was sketchy and somebody did
have something Is this the same for your funeral home that took
the dead comic that was supposed to announce a funeral for him?
And then they haven't done anything in four months? Think
about that. So the but I would I think that you know, there's
probably a good connection between the funeral home and
some past other weirdness that because these guys have to be
reliable, you're gonna
just go look at any mob based movie. They're always in the
funeral home. That's where That's where they have their
meetings. Yeah, always in the back arrest handling around some
body having a meeting.
And what's so funny about this particular thing, nobody in the
mainstream media, of course ever would bring such a crazy idea.
And and the fact that the public doesn't bring it up is actually
more surprising, because there are so many movies, TV plots,
you know, me you have seen this phoney, phoney, I mean, the
movie, this Sherlock Holmes film.
So let me so here's a crazy thing. So at Mickey's big Expo,
which was Sunday, the the art club in Los Angeles, which huge
success, by the way, she had a lot of art buyers, and this one
guy, I get called over by his wife, I had not met him. He's a
very high powered lawyer in Los Angeles. That's why he was
there. Like we'll sell this guy said, Mark. And he says, Hey, I
hear you don't like the scanners like, Oh, I'm being set up here
to well, you know, I said, Well, you know, I saw I started, I had
the Talking Points Memo in your head, I had the talking points,
right. And I lay in about dosimeters. He says, Well, you
know, I can actually I think I can probably prove to you that
these are safe. I'm like, wow, this is going the wrong
direction. And really, he says, Yeah, because I represent rap a
scam. And we actually I represented them in a $129
million lawsuit against L three communications. Until now like,
Oh, really? That's quite interesting. Why don't you tell
me? You okay. Yeah. Sounds like you fell over
and fell off the shelf. And
so apparently memorable, I tracked down those patents. So
they together they bought that company that had the patent for
backscatter, yeah. And they had divided up the market. But then
l three decided to just ignore the the agreement they had. And
so then rapid scan sued them for $129 million, and one. And I'm
like, Wow, that's pretty interesting. And I said, Well,
you know, and then then I started in the Michael Chertoff
thing, and he said, Yeah, you know, who know who the CEO is. I
said, Yeah, I know. He's the, he's the, he's the guy Deepak
Chopra, but not the Deepak Chopra, the healing guy, but
he's the guy that went to India, you know, with with Obama. And
that's when I got some credibility. Now, I got to get
the guy out of whatever he's talking about, because I gotta
sell them some art and I want to argue about these scanners if
they're good or not. And then I said, Hey, let me tell you
something else, man, that Mark made off he didn't commit no
suicide. He's sitting there laughing and Paraguay right now
and the guy looks at me straight in the face says you're
absolutely right. I'm like, Wow. You're absolutely right. Like,
okay, so these guys know that that stepfather? By the way, the
his his father in law. London is his name. He represented Spiro
Agnew when he faced criminal charges Wow. That's a good one.
Yeah. attorney for Jackie Onassis when she had to restrain
that crazy photographer. Guy has been around he's been around
he's been around has been around anyway. So yeah, it's no one no
one does that kind of analysis. You're absolutely right. No one
does it. And it doesn't really matter. Other than that, I look
at some of the comments are like oh, it's so sad. So sad for him.
And first finally, they're laughing at you. They're
laughing at you in Paraguay and she's probably already down
there now. Oh, watch for this. I want to be left alone. And I
need to go on a vacation of South America with my children
and just we have to collect our thoughts. They're going to
collect the cash is what they're gonna do. It's
our thoughts. That's the idea that he's in Israel right now
sorting out the bank account so I can tap some of that money
over to the Paraguay's Billy it will be you know, Paraguay is
the target for these guys. That's where
Bush has the ranch and everything. Yeah.
This is a big aquifer. So they're,
they're messing with our stream. Today, John, I mean, I'm not
even I'm not even telling you about it. I mean, I there's
nothing I can do. I'm not coming through. No, no, no, we're fine.
And the recording is fine, but they're messing with our stream.
Everyone has problems with the stream have restarted the server
just restarted the server five times. It's, yeah, we're,
obviously we're getting good. And there's a lot of stuff
that's happening with the internet in general, which is
very, very interesting. I now I'm really getting some insight
dirt from people.
Well, this internet's got to be stopped.
Well, it has to be stopped. And but this is happening at a at a
DNS but also at a BGP level. I got a note from well, anonymous,
obviously, although I know who my sources are. That level
three, level three is they're probably the the largest Tier
One backbone provider, certainly in the United States, but they
do a lot in in Gitmo nation, United States of Europe, that
they have been broadcasting some false routes, to network
segments that at least one thing I know is they were hosting some
WikiLeaks sites. But who knows, I know, when you're doing Border
Gateway Protocol, I know a little bit about it, you know,
stuff is copied and propagated. And if you actually want to
change the route, you have to go in, you have to do it manually.
And it's very hard to track down and a lot of tracing has to
happen. But level three, which, by the way, is headquartered in
Colorado, that will give you any idea. I don't trust these guys.
And and I think that what we're seeing is
the thing with level three, who is suing them Comcast, but they
were doing
well, no, that was no, that was Comcast and Netflix, that's
different. But level three was in the middle of that, because
that's
level three, which was what did the deal with Netflix, right?
And then they sued Comcast for for,
but that's about peering. But this is actual announcing faulty
routes, so that you can't get to a site it or you can get to it,
but then it really slows it down because you get routed around
stuff. I mean, BGP is is amazing stuff. And that's what the true
network engineers really understand that, you know,
they're geniuses.
Well, there's a one other thing going well, go ahead.
Well, so I was just saying that, you know, there's a lot of
different things happening. I also got information on the
inside from PayPal. Because, you know, I've, obviously, we were
hurt by the so called DDoS attacks. So what happened is it
the the distributed denial of service attacks did not
necessarily slow down PayPal servers. But what PayPal did is
they started denying access from network segments that were doing
that. So they they were literally shutting off entire
network segments. So people couldn't even get to us even if
they wanted to. Because Pay Pal just turned it off, just denied
the entire network segment. So if you had someone who was part
of an attack, and by the way, I have a hard time believing that
it was, you know, that it's one a group of anonymous people, I
think this bot networks that are set up by Russians get there's a
whole bunch of shit going on, we don't know about it's too easy
to say, oh, yeah, it's, it's these 4chan people. Now. You
know, yeah, 4chan has its power. But there's something else going
on here. And so what happens is, you get someone in a network
segment, like, Time Warner Cable in Los Angeles, and they start
the throwing packets at, at PayPal and PayPal says, Well,
sure, we'll just turn that whole network segment off, and we'll
deal with it later. But that means no one, someone in that
network segment could not reach us could not reach Pay Pal to
support the show. So there's, there's a lot of stuff going on.
And it's all at the router level. And it's and this is
where I make my plea to the SIS admins of the world. Do what you
have to, but make sure you route us through whatever you do help
us because you are the only ones in the last men standing are the
Meo Wan Kenobi, the network admins in the system, I only
hope it really it's bad is really, really bad. And now it's
crazy. Now we've got all these new leaking sites coming out.
We've got
indoor smoke, this is looks like a smoke screen up of rustling
leaks bulking up so many of the ideas you overwhelm us with leak
sites, and then nobody knows. So they're all marginalised.
So I did something and and this is really the only real big
thing I did. What we did is you don't have to see. So there was
a forum on C span. And I watched the entire thing and pulled a
couple of clips. And this fire Have you ever heard of the
sheath for school of journalism? John?
Is that something Bob Schieffer set up at some college?
Yeah, Bob Schieffer has the Schieffer School of Journalism.
At desk by
the way, this is a big trend. Nowadays, there's a new thing
new thing opening up I'd love to get a position in one of the
colleges universities with this title which is a professor of
practice
and the entrepreneur in residence
for better practice Are these like guys who actually did
something for a living. And now they're teaching about it or
coordinating a department. And for it a lot of stuff. Yeah, you
get paid for it and you get health insurance. And and these
are cropping up everywhere because the university system is
turning very mercantile. And so why wouldn't this so Bob Shammi
we're gonna see a lot of this, we're gonna see, you know, the
Geraldo Rivera, Department of Journalism, you know, at the
University of South Texas. Oh, yeah.
Well, well, this is actually it's TC, TC, you know, you
go to Texas, Christian, Texas, Christian
University. So the you have the Bob Schieffer School of
Journalism. And Bob on this forum has a woman from the New
York Times from the Karen, Karen D. Young, from the Washington
Post, he has Scott Shane from the New York Times, which is
just amazing. And they're talking about WikiLeaks, and
also some guy from the government who I guess he was
like, the the token guy from the government had to had to be in
there. And so I'm watching this and the whole thing is about
WikiLeaks is a journalism. But really, what happens is Scott
Shane, from the New York Times, starts explaining how it works.
And the I'll just say it up front. WikiLeaks is not we
leaking documents to the public on the internet, they're just
not and these people will confirm what I'm saying here.
They have a an entire system agreements with the New York
Times with The Guardian, Lemond lipase, Deus built, they had
they just Spiegel isn't? I'm sorry, to Spiegel, you're right.
They have all these agreements that were preset, they have
release schedules. This isn't WikiLeaks is mainstream media.
It is a mainstream media organisation. And you will hear
these people actually say they don't even leak 2% of the
documents to the public.
And by the way, they have the ability to do public relations
better than most mainstream media outlets. Yes. Here's
Gotcha. Here you
are at the New York Times, and this stuff comes to you. What
happened after that? How did you make a decision or the editors
at the times to accept it? And what did you do with it after
you got it? What happened between that time and when we
first began to see a show off in New York Times?
Okay, so now he's so this is Bob Schriever of should be Action
News. And so we think so they got the documents before
WikiLeaks put them on the internet, they gave them to the
New York Times with some caveats we'll get
there. As you recall, there were three sir batches of documents
that the times got from WikiLeaks, the first two
directly the third, because the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian
Assange apparently had taken offence at a profile that we've
published of him. He didn't want to give us the third group of
documents, which were the State Department cables.
I found that very interesting that Julian Assange is going
union you're not getting that New York Times because you wrote
something nasty about me.
You're not gonna that's old fashioned, isn't it? Well,
listen to this. So what did he do with the Washington Post?
They didn't get any documents from from
Karen. Now, the post did not get it. Let me just ask you. Why.
Listen to the room laugh, by the way, is a very innocent room
full of shills and journalists, and why didn't you get what he
was rough with him? Why didn't you get anytime? You were
keeping it to every Why didn't you?
And what would you have done if your god
we like the times we're told with the early releases, you
know, there was the release of Afghanistan documents and Iraq
documents, military documents earlier? And and we were told by
WikiLeaks, that they we had published something about Julian
Assange that they didn't feel was to their liking. And we were
told specifically that they were not going to deal with us well,
now
what is that about?
What is wrong with this guy? Does he really want to get the
word out? Or does he is he more concerned about his image?
Well, this is old fashioned. Like I said, this is the way it
always used to be which indicates your thirst thesis
that is mainstream media in a different you know, packaging,
you know, old wine, same a new new label old wine, whatever
that old saying is I can't remember but anyway,
say hello to the new boss. Same as the old boss.
Yeah, this is like bogus that he I mean, he shouldn't have any I
mean, you either leak it or you don't. You don't you know say
why you get it you don't you get it and he's playing favourites,
you know, and all this sort of thing is going innovate seems to
be against what you were talking about him or what what we're
envisioning as the WikiLeaks model seems to be invite he
seems to be violating it with this kind of thing. But if it's
all bogus, it is totally
bogus, because they, they what they're doing is, and by the
way, just on Assange aside, if they are arresting Julian
Assange, they'd need to pick these guys up right away,
because he's just taking stolen documents and giving him to the
New York Times before he's putting anything online. And the
New York Times actually does the redacting with the State
Department with the Pentagon and sends the documents back to
WikiLeaks for them to then release online.
Listen to me, we've, we have discussed this process on this
show. But this is the beginning. But this
is now they're saying it. This is the app, this is coming
straight to
David always saying and if we give me the you went out and
pieced it together, you could put this you two, you could add
two and two, you knew this was going on, was this a shock to
you? Well, here it
is, in in a very simplified
form simplified,
why we've not done that here. But one is, you know, a flawed
government employee who acted independently. So
this is the this is the government guy saying, Well, you
know, this is a flawed employee that never should have happened
and
violation of his pledge, and a government that engineered very
poorly, a security system. That's the first. Second are
these cyber anarchists that do not have a rationale other than
just a capacity to create chaos. And then we have the story of
responsible journalists struggling with information
bridging across the two i To me, it it's why I'm so worried about
the collapse of professional journalists. Oh,
the collapse of professional journalism Lee
Whoa, what he's really saying I'm so worried that we are
shills, government spokes, the holes, all the rest of the whole
system that we had put in place that keeps this crap from
happening, so we could abuse the citizenry and tax them and screw
with them is now falling apart. What are we going to do actually
not true? Because they are completely playing together
under the same hat?
Because we've had the discipline of editorial restrict
observation. Oh,
ooh, did he say restriction? And did he correct himself? Playing
again, we've had the discipline of editorial restrict, I mean,
strict. Roll it back a little bit more. Here we go.
Because we've had the discipline of editorial restrict
observation, low
editor editorial restrictions. So he's a State Department guy.
Oh, yeah. Editorial restraint.
We're gonna stay on the air, revealing these horrible facts.
People help us out so we can least we had some money out of
this
thing, just so that we can look at Hey, you're not
following the guidelines restrict restrict restrict
journalism, because we've had the discipline of editorial
restrict observation observation that has given us a sense of
what is and is not news.
Isn't is not news. Oh, my God. Even better. We have restriction
observation what isn't is not news by our spokes holes.
By the way, by the way, that's why for some reason, that story
in Long Beach where the guy was gunned down in his own backyard.
Yeah, his own property by the cops. Because of this, just say
something See Something, Say Something thing. It was not
reported anywhere except in a
couple of local papers. It's not part of the not part of the
deal. It's not on the list. It's not it's not news. I know
there's
a lot of guys rush limbaugh talked about this, but most but
a lot of people that worked in mainstream radio, talk about
this one because it most is usually a clip job when they do
the news. They don't really have a news much of a new stuff. But
but but both radio and television and to a large extent
the most of the newspapers, they the cues all come from the New
York Times. They're the official conduit for what is news and
what's not. Totally. And so you take in you look at the New
Yorker, is it in the New York Times? No, that is we're
reporting it on now. If it's not in the New York Times we can't
go with it is a very common thing that was heard or is heard
still heard around various newsrooms? It's like the New
York Times calls the shots.
Well, let's just continue for a little bit and I'll get off of
it. But I it's important that people hear this from someone
other than you and I
are heading out for the world to say and what responsible
journalists are responsible journalists to manage. We may
not like it. I frankly, don't like anything about this. But I
respect the fact that you've wrestled with it and you did a
very responsible job within the boundaries of how you saw your
duty. This
is this is the State Department guy complimenting the New York
Times in The Washington Post. complimenting them on doing such
a responsible job really
do respect that we're going to deeply regret losing that as
being the foundation of journalism. No kidding. And
that's what's in front of us is a world of these cyber
anarchists. What is ground truth in cyberspace? And that's a
problem.
What was that? Understanding? What
is ground truth? As in ground zero ground truth in ground
truth? Ground? Truth is Wow, in cyberspace. Yeah, that's a mean
could be a meme could be the launch here. Let's continue.
The most interesting things to me. In this whole episode is The
New York Times guys, Scott Chang bowed and something that's
sometimes gotten lost. In the reporting. You often heard on
the radio or TV, WikiLeaks, the organisation that released
250,000 Secret diplomatic cables. in a limited sense,
that's true. They released them, actually, initially to a number
of European publications.
I just want you all to understand what's going on.
Okay, the media is making it look like WikiLeaks are these
tremendously great guys. But it's all just mainstream media.
And if the best way to get false information into people's heads,
is to say it was leaked. This is like the oldest tactic in the
world.
As far as we know, they got these, you know, just I don't
know, I don't have any inside knowledge. But it appears they
got them in May or June. They could have, you know, they were
really living up to the cyber anarchist creed, that everything
should be public all the time. They could have in in an instant
dumped 250,000 unredacted cables online,
which is the way it was kind of presented to us, John, wasn't
it? I mean, this is, Oh, you got to get the Torah. And you know,
this I
have. Yeah, that's the way it was 50,000. But then once we
deconstructed the fact that these were redacted. They were
only being dribbled out. It seems as though the general
public still thinks that that's what's happened. Nobody's ever.
I mean, I get the biggest kick out of people. Well, this is
terrible. Meanwhile, it really is that it's terrible. These
these pundits, these, you know, the Newt Gingrich's of the
world? And you could say, Did you download the tune of 80,000?
Documents yourself? Do you know that they exist? I mean, the
whole thing?
They don't they don't
they just come out with oh, this is terrible.
The New York Times, I'm not gonna play that clip, actually
had enough time between when they received they received all
the documents, they set up a whole database. Yeah. They set
up a whole database of all the documents, and then they started
searching the database doing like, you know, searches for
Afghanistan, and yeah, Hillary, Hillary, exactly. And so they've
had this for months. And WikiLeaks is not is not
revolutionary, in that.
And it would have been, you know, much more of a tidal wave.
And this guy is actually like, proud of it. He's like, Yeah,
and, by the way, people on the chat, we have a very good
streaming provider, we're being messed with, okay, the net
splits in the IRC channel, you're being messed with, okay,
stop with it, you know, we pay a lot of money for the stream,
it's your money we're getting messed with and have and whether
people would have really been able to make their way through
it, who knows, but either, either because they felt burned
over the Afghanistan documents where they took a lot of heat
for failing to redact out some names of Afghan informants who
were presumably put in danger. They they retreated with the
Iraq document dump, they actually ended up redacting with
computers and stripping names out of them. And they're the
documents they put up or more severely redacted than the ones
we put up.
Blown Away, blown away. Now, the New York Times received the
documents, they are actually the they determine what gets leaked
on the Internet. And Bob shiver asks if there are any documents
they didn't put out there,
even government officials or military officials whose lives
might be whose lives or you know, probably in most cases,
perhaps their freedom or their or something would be in
jeopardy, you know, in Russia and China and Libya, and in a
number of other places. If you spoke sort of out of school to
American diplomats. You could you could get any hippy,
you withhold any document at the request of the State Department,
we withheld a couple of documents that we you know, that
news wise, we probably would have would probably they were
certainly interesting, we would have published, we didn't post
them at all, because, you know, there was a strong case that
they would damage. You know, in the case of one that I'm
thinking of American in a sensitive intelligence
cooperation programme involving another country what
the New York Times has something newsworthy, they're withholding
because the State Department asked them too. And Wikileaks
did not put the document online because the New York Times said
they shouldn't.
What is it? What is well summarised?
This Scott Shane, is he a Soviet spy?
And one other small point is, you know, this is a fairly
extreme example, obviously, but I spent a few years living in
the Soviet Union.
Oh, okay. I just want to make sure, of course, listen to this
guy.
And they used to have an agency called gloves elite, which was
essentially the official official censorship agency. And
they had a big thick book of everything that was banned.
And a guy who is a Russian spy, he learned in the Soviet Union
where he lived and worked for the Ministry of Truth. Alright,
I winded up with one final clip equate, Oh, what'd
he say about this big giant book? Finish it screw the book?
Come on, I want to hear the rest of that clip. Really? Oh, that's
kind of they had this big giant book, okay,
thick book of everything that was banned. And government had
sort of the upper hand and that society so that, you know, the
fisheries ministry put in there that if you know, the dumping
fish into the ocean waste, you know, was a state secret. And
pretty much everything got to be a state secret after what? So
there's, you know, I'm when you ask, should the bureaucrat have
the have the last word on what's classified or should a
journalist and why, you know, many people have asked why why
is it your wire journalists appointing themselves as the
arbiter of what should be secret? Well, you know, you
know, we are imperfect at it. But so is the government. And I
think it's in this sort of interplay in this tension that
exists in in the way we run our society that, you know,
generally we sort of muddle along. That's enough, we've
heard enough. So the only basically saying that you can
forget about getting any kind of real information from today's
media, but that, you know, how long has that been going on?
So wait a minute. So here's the final clip, and then I'm done
with this. And then, and then I think I've made my point. So the
final question, which is a good one from the audience is, Hey,
did anyone did anyone like pay WikiLeaks? For this information?
Any of these pre approved? Oh, we like you enough to give you
some of the information. But don't write nasty about Julian
Assange, otherwise, we won't give you any more information.
Murder, anyone pay for that
three related questions, one than any of the publications pay
WikiLeaks. Listen to the fumble for any
of the material. Secondly, let's just answer. Is that true? Well,
you know,
to my knowledge, the answer's no. To my
knowledge, the answer's no. To my knowledge,
I don't think any of the ones we've been dealing with I don't
think hey, there was there was the Wall Street Journal, I
believe, reported that they were once offered a deal where if
they broken embargo on the documents, they would have to
pay Wikileaks $100,000. And they refuse to enter into it. It
wasn't exactly an upfront payment, but it was some kind of
scheme, where they'd pay if they published the documents before a
particular date. But that was never I don't think part of our
deal. And I don't think
it was part of our deal. You have to deal he never said no
part of our deal our deal when there was a deal. Yeah, of
course, there was a deal of because no follow up. Douchebag
think
part of our deal. And so we've never entered into any kind of,
you know, monetary agreement with WikiLeaks.
Right? All right. So there you have a minute. So to summarise,
my friends, and this goes for everybody who's interested in
this. WikiLeaks gives information to the mainstream
media, the mainstream media goes to the government says, Hey, how
about this one? No, not that one. How about this one, cross
off those names? Okay. Then they publish it. And then
you have to admit it's kind of amusing that they clear they
said when when Hillary came up, yeah, you can go with that
course.
Is it? Well, yes, Hillary, go ahead. Now, I will say one thing
about redacting redacting is actually is worse than not
redacting. Because it tells the person who was redacted play
along slave or we're going to reveal your name. It's much
worse than redacting. It really is. Its and its affiliates
much worse than non redacting.
Non redacted, I'm sorry, it's a form of blackmail over all of
these people, everyone, this whole thing may be a blackmail
scheme for all you know, totally. But whatever it is,
it's not the heroes of WikiLeaks coming out and going yeah, look
what we're doing because they're not they're just not they're not
dumping big documents. They're not they're just not doing it.
They're not you know,
of course give it to the Guardian because they know
they're gonna play it up. Course. The Guardian they do
well, they take everything so seriously.
They're very important.
Very important. Oh, look at this. Look at that.
We are so in we are so incredibly important. I tell
That's who we are. We are the Guardian and remember this
slaves. Everybody.
Listen to me, Hatcher. You're gonna Charlaine Brady
Did you finally watch the movie? Yeah, a million
people sent me the link. Of course I watched
it was great. It was great. It's one of the best movies ever.
It's
great solid red, and Soylent blue and Soylent Green.
So the green is so delicious. So we
have to get into our donation segment but I want to kick it
off with something that was brought to our attention. I
don't know if you actually really keyed into it, John,
about Jimmy Wales, Ghana So Jimmy
needs a he needs a shave, that's all I know. Well,
so Jimmy Wales is although they've split it out a little
bit. Yeah, he's he's out there going like need some money for
wiki pedia donate, we have no agenda. Give us the money. Okay,
well,
they have an agenda. Well, of course they
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Wales, who is featured in an entire advertising campaign for
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gain for Jimmy Wales. Now I don't kick the guy can stand
around and say, Look, I'm a fantastic guy. I'm awesome. Go
buy this watch. You can do that. But when you are in the middle
of a pitch for Wikipedia for people that donate money and
you're using the name Wikipedia, in the Swiss watch commercial, I
think that's wrong. What do you think John? I don't really care
well, but let me play the commercial. This is really cool.
Here it is wiki pedia Jimmy Wales. This is the mauritiana
Quark commercial. Hi, I'm
Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia and ambassador for
more recently,
he's an ambassador. He's an ambassador for Marinela club.
I'm an ambassador. I'm founder of wiki pedia Adam ambassador.
Authenticity to me, means just being who
you are, like a money grubbing whore, you know very simply all
your convictions
and now it's like the photo shoot and he's looking cool.
And the people that appear in the advertising because they've
got to be people that have a depth personality they've got to
have substance so for example, someone like Jimmy Wales, he's
always stuck his convictions and he is the man who is today
because he's done that
he's amazing. I tell you Jimmy Wales is fantastic and therefore
you must buy this watch now who else in the in the money begging
community do you think is also featured in this in these fine
commercials? What Oh, no.
Close close. Close
close. Very close. Eerie calm coms, ladies and gentlemen,
standby.
Me, you know, I'm interested in whatever I become involved in
like, that's the truth. You know, they showed me the watches
which I thought were beautiful
Nago sir Bob Geldof of course make some money Bob Geldof
sorry, I don't know who this guy is. You don't know Bob Geldof?
No,
I don't know Bob gal.
Is the guy always sitting next to Bob. Oh in USA for Africa.
Oh that guy? Yeah, that guy. Why don't they get mono
Abano had doesn't need the money. bobbin and Jimmy need the
money? Yes. It's unbelievable. And what do I do? I
close then I want to hit the bong. Oh, guess you're
very that's why I say you were amazingly close. Yeah, Jimmy
Wales. You know what? Hey, if I could get the meridional ACWA
gig. I take it.
But what are you complaining about?
I don't have I'm not getting it.
Oh, okay. Well, I'm not getting it either. So let's say thanks,
listeners.
Let's thank some people who are helping us with their own Swiss
watch commercial. So we will do is I will give you the time.
10:24am.
So we got a new listener our new donor $100 from London, UK.
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Did you see the riots in the in Rome?
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it always it always has been always will has to be we're too
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responsibility. A responsibility you know we have a few guns but
you know, we won't shoot them at anyone. Not gonna shoot you
back. You might get shot in the backyard. If you can show the
damn thing. Listen, we have to
watch C span the young children out there have to go out and
protest and burn stuff.
Yeah, you know, this way to always Yes, exactly. Just just
to just check luckily they're doing something because until
the riots in London and like somebody said they're always
watching another show on the BBC. I didn't think these kids
had it in
well that doesn't look like we have it here in the United
States of getting
on Yeah, we've been we've been in the end when we get to a
segment coming up which unreal news I show you some of that we
know why it is
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All right. Do we have a jail to close out the donation segment?
I don't remember.
Now we can always do.
I'm going to show must move by donation to no agenda.
I imagine all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd
be fun
Alright, I've been talking a lot this show so I'm gonna save my
stuff for when you run out of things to say, well, you're
gonna be screwed then. Because you're just gonna go nonstop.
No,
I'm not gonna go no, stop. I think we should do at least
begin with a real news segment in the end a pet peeve ish
thing.
Okay, we can do all that.
And now back to real
real news, everybody so let's catch up with the extra thing so
we at least know the basics. Oh, geez. I'm sorry. I think it's
easy. Okay, tell us girls to get into the bedroom.
Hold on a second. I need to I need to meld these two together
because that'll sound really hot horse I go
back to real
it's the same.
Elans new man she's getting over tiger with a hot new romance. So
who is the breaking news? Oprah's midair scare in Sydney.
This is where ditching the summit. The helicopter runs out
a
new pig Sandra's weekend with baby Louie how they're spending
their first Christmas as a family. Nicole Richie's weekend
wedding. Three different dresses. The glue in the wedding
cake the elephant. New video inside Elizabeth Edwards
Memorial. John Edwards wearing his wedding band The Secret Kate
Edwards told her mother right before she died are Simon
exclusive in London breaking giant news about his return to
American TV. An extra Gwinnett eating marathon to gain weight
for her new role What did you eat? What did you get really
like addicted to extra fun with the fuckers
you got this Barbara and she seemed startled every single
time
so what is the deal by the way with this you know Oprah comes
on she's looking she besides crying and sorry, what? She's
crying on their show with the interview with Barbara Walters
and then on this she just and then the helicopter ran out of
gas just before as we reached the summit. So you're watching
this and she's like crying about the helicopter running out of
gas when she reached the summit. So let's back it up and see what
what summit Okay, she's walking on a bridge walking with a bunch
of people to get to the top of the bridge span is like it's a
looping thing, right? This is in Australia In Australia when you
got a bunch of letters from people saying she's you know,
just wasting everyone's time down there right. So she said
that she had just before they got there was a helicopter I
guess taking a movie or something. She wasn't in the
helicopter. What was she? What was she sobbing about?
She's sobbing about the fact that she's that her whole
network is gonna fail.
I think the whole thing is it is ridiculous she's
she's an intense she's getting out there getting attention. She
needs attention because she's about to launch the I'm
asking you that you didn't forget that part. What What is
all this public sobbing thing we had John Boehner on 60 minutes
cry he's like a psycho. He always
cries Do you have do you have a clip of him? No, I
don't care either guys just in tears.
If you if you're a little smart, maybe you would understand that
this is how people make tonnes of money. We're not doing it the
right way.
Yeah, we should be crying to do
so let's listen to sit down. So there's the new show. There's
the reality segment as a new show, and people should try to
check this shot. It is the worst thing. It's one of these.
There's a there's a producer in Hollywood who's been around
forever. And he does some of the most modern every time once a
while see one of his shows. They're always they always do a
syndicated shows this guy's name is Byron Allen. Oh, gosh, that
guy is that guy. He's a black guy who's always wanted to be
Channel Nine in New York or whatever he likes all
over the place. He produces stuff. He uses a lot of modern
techniques. He had not yet a talk show at one point, even his
own talk started, but he wanted to be our Simeone never.
Let's face it, even Arsenio couldn't be Arsenio
exactly whatever the case is, he's always experimenting. So
what he's done is he's created possibly the worst show in the
history of television, by deconstructing and then
reconstructing the view. So he's taken the characters from the
view first he's got and here's the it's called gossip Queens.
And it actually includes a queen in terms of a one to one gay
guy, of course, ridiculously gay, of course. And he's the
Queen
and we need on this show, John, we need one of us to be gay.
That'll be low for it. So I can't wait for this segment,
John.
So anyway, so we got a black woman who makes all kinds of
snide and dirty remarks big fat black woman, she's one of the
characters the dumb blonde who rarely says anything and she's
very you know, but but she's kind of quiet but she's, well, I
can play two roles.
She the dumb blonde was, you play the castle back person. Let
me finish the deconstruction. Then the gay guy who's a little
short, Asian, gay, we can't just be gay. He's got to be Asian.
Oh,
there goes who? Whose
voice is a woman so when you hear the clip, you can't really
tell when it's him. And then some burly kind of a Rosie
O'Donnell type character who's either a you know, who's I guess
a pretend lesbian or something. And she talks
really, really deep voice he talks to her. She's like Janet,
like,
which makes me wonder, but she just talks with a deep voice.
And so that's this on what network all over the place. It's
on NBC around here. This is like a real show. Someone put real
money into this. It's a Byron Allen syndicated show. It's
syndicated. I'm sure. So these four people are on the outside.
You know, black woman, dumb, blonde, gay guy, burly woman.
And then in the middle, they bring the guests on and all the
guests do every one of them is bring up gossip.
Oh, you know, what? Shall I tell you something that just hit me.
I was asked to be on the pilot of the show. Why? Because they
couldn't get anyone else to do it. I guess I said no, but you
were gonna be on the pilot.
What were you What was your role as a
guest as a guest? To talk? Okay, yeah, I'm just I just hit I have
to find the email. I bet check and find the email. Can I put
the email
play that you're gonna play the clip that which is let's see.
What
is it called rumour queen or gossip queen?
It's called gossip. No, it's called gossip queens. I said
rumour queens on
Gossip queens. All right, can we roll this?
Not to whoever Gee, there's two of them. Be careful. This is the
worst show in history. Yeah, that's it. Play it. On radar
online.com the lovely and talented Alexis Torres. Chuck
what's the latest with the jersey kids? What are they up
to? Oh
my gosh. So I have the biggest scoop about Jersey Shore this
summer. While they were down in Miami filming the second season
Snooki had so much to drink she got taken to the hospital and
had her stomach pump for alcohol poisoning. Why am I listening to
this again John. The Real News thing misleading I love this
girl
they brought her she's the gossip for the segment. And she
says Oh my gosh. Just unbelievable. She just sounds
like a stereotype. It's hilarious. Oh my god.
Like pickle jar and just like
this fruit pie wrapper from the third grade
because you know what I'm thinking okay, you know how much
do you have to drink in order to get your stomach calm? How many
body shots is that?
I mean, it's a lot but she's only four nine by What a little
taller than me.
That's the Asian gay guy. Yeah.
And she's about 110 pounds so she had to have a lot to drink.
Stop it. She's 110 pounds so she had to have a lot what is she 45
pounds 110 pounds is not needing a lot that's you get drunk
pretty quickly.
I think Shimon kilos. What can I do? How much more?
I knew you couldn't handle it? Oh, yeah, it's like why do York
Times guide to hell freezes over but my
plane vaca by the Jersey Shore is really worried about she has
so much to drink all the time her partying is nonstop. But
here's the thing. After she went to the hospital, she had her
stomach pump. She went right back out the next night to do to
get
the whole thing of course the big joke is it's so incredibly
funny is that? Oh, well did they find sperm when they pumped her
stuff? Oh, yeah, that was the joke of the blackout was that
was the big joke. Well, very, very funny. This is the whole
reason along with some fluoridation of your water that
our young people can't actually get up off their asses and
protest their government killing them.
Because it's good now. So here's the kicker. Here's the kicker
and i By the way, there was about seven or eight clips. I
couldn't use it. That one we didn't finish. We're not going
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get you a loan to get me out baby. Come on, baby. You can get
me out baby. I know you can do a bed and we can still pay all the
rest of our bills, baby. Come on.
I mean people out there, listen to our show, you have to realise
and by the way, the good reason that we don't have advertisers
would be you know who would be but anyway, the point is, is
that the the advertising on television tends to be aimed at
the audience as best it can be. So when you watch for example,
the Nightly News with Brian Williams every, I'd say of 80%
of the ads that you'll see on that show are for some pill or
another that has to do
with being you know, typically with your penis
there's a lot of that in fact I have a Cialis ad here for right
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but yeah, but why wait wait it's actually like Wait I got it
there's a kicker to this. There is a this ad let's see. I think
this is the one anyway at the end of this ad that this was
played this was actually off a TBS I believe and at the end of
the ad there's a little thing they segwayed into something
else which makes it kind of ludicrous
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I just say one thing about the Cialis?
Well, wait a minute, I got it. Let me say something first.
Which is it? Why would you be telling your doctor about your
medical condition? Doesn't he tell you about your medical
condition? That doesn't work? So
well? How about ask your doctor if you're healthy enough to have
sex? What? What? That's crazy. Ask your doctor if you're
healthy enough to have sex. And what this is
gonna say to you new? No, you're gonna die. What's he gonna say?
I mean, sex is like, that's like the only thing all humans
actually are supposed to do. That's the that's like, the only
thing we're built for is to have sex. I mean, I'm not healthy.
Excuse me, honey, I'm not healthy. Let me find that piece
in the clip. That was amazing.
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Excuse me, John, am I healthy enough for sexual? No. Don't
tell me doctor. Don't tell me I'm not healthy. And
wait, stop drinking. Okay, I'm smoking. So what this
is, right. Is this is this is part of the slavery system.
Because the way the media works, right, if you don't look, the
way the magazines look, and the way and the way women are
portrayed, then your man does not get a hard on anymore. But
and that's in combination with the fluoride and all the stuff
they're spraying in the air. And yeah, it's just like, you're
completely, you're completely zonked out. But in order,
because the one thing is sound. So the one thing that everyone
has to do otherwise you dies, you have to have sex, you need
sexual activity in your life. It's like eating, breathing,
pooping, you need sexual activity. And and because you're
now turned off by your by your mate, male, female, whatever it
is, because they don't have that look that is being portrayed. We
have to keep our slaves healthy enough. So we'll give you this
thing. And I'll just do Yeah, and then you just touch it and
point like, oh, it works. It's like, and you take it in
combination with some other stuff, and you're hallucinating
or whatever. Because you know, you look at the commercials.
It's so because guys can't get hard anymore. Looking at their
spouse doesn't matter if they only show men and women but I'm
sure it's the same for for homosexual couples, because
we're portrayed in a certain way. It's sad. It's so sad. But
even sadder is I have to ask my doctor if I'm healthy and up for
sexual attitude.
I bet you better start asking. All right, so we got that. Well,
I have another drug pill ad that has something quite amusing at
the end of it that other one didn't work out. But this one
here you'll clearly hear this is that one was from I think the
nightly news this is this is the one from TBS, where they this is
about this is the ridiculous birth control pill that kills
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put they somebody I know, I've worked in enough, you know,
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this in on purpose. They have a very little clip that little TBS
promo for something that just says a little one words like a
one liner at the end of this ad and then they cut to another ad.
But there's this thing that's dropped in. And it's like,
somebody did this on purpose.
Who says Oh, birth control pills have to be the same. Birth
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aren't having any periods they're gonna freak out
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mistake. The GM Yeah, you're gonna
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All right, so I think that step down the end. No, you can't hear
anything and you're stupid and clip
for fear periods. Ask your doctor for seasoning. Funny.
Like you can't.
You didn't hear him say very funny.
It's hard to hear. Well, how would you
know that you didn't play it. Train your life
with fear periods. Ask your doctor for Season. Very funny.
Hey, write whatever you have to understand. John, you saw it.
You heard the clip. Your mind is tuned to it.
You cut it off before you played it before you made your value
judgement.
Yeah, I'm sick and tired of that. I've seen this commercial
for 10 years. You just seeing this now?
No, they've they've changed the commercial. Now all the women
who are doing all those disclaimers have a big grin on
their face.
Okay, good point. They're happy. They're not bleeding.
No, they got a big grin when they say you can get cancer.
They got it. You can get cancer. get cancer.
Awesome. Let's talk about Richard Holbrook.
I have a Richard Holbrook Brook tribute on the clip list. But
you do yours.
Oh, the only thing I wanted to mention is the the I don't know
if this is true, of course. But apparently his dying words were
you've got to stop this war in Afghanistan as they wheeled him
into the Pakistan. Yeah, yeah, no, I'm pretty sure I didn't say
that. But you know, Richard Holbrook, he was the guy. He
didn't know he basically ran the whole Bosnia operation. But he
was the guy who car Dezik was that the guy's name the crazy
guy they found. Who's not who's been on perpetual trial in The
Hague. He was the murder of somehow what's
his name? He has a different name.
He got his name. Card. Dezik something like no no, no cards.
It Karadzic Yeah,
he's just go on. I mean, I had it. But the way you come up with
that name. Now it's boggled. My mind. I've lost it. So slow, but
I'm at a loss of it.
No, no, no, no, not Slobodan Milosevic. Is the guy they found
a couple of years ago, who was who was the guy that was leading
a normal life? Yes. Hiding in plain sight as a doctor. Yeah.
And he said, Hey, wait a minute, Holbrook promised me complete
immunity. He made a deal with me. And he showed the papers
that Holbrook made the deal with them, and they'd screwed the guy
anyway.
Yeah, no. And there's a story on this on this clip, I have to say
democracy now. Of all which was kind of surprising, because
Holbrook is associated with the Democrats. Holbrook came into
business with the with the, at the, during the Vietnam War
During the Democrat era. He did the Johnson thing when they go
home. That's when he started training, getting trained. Then
he was the Carter guy who was responsible for bombing the crap
and basically a genocide in East Timor. It's,
some people say it's parodic, others say it's Kardashian. Just
keep it with Teradek.
And they he's the one responsible for East Timor,
which is something that we don't study in school. And he's, you
know, I'm still sketchy about but it seems to be a genocide
that we had something to do with. And then he is the guy
apparently what he did in the Bosnian thing he, according to
some reports, well, he's also responsible going to the head of
North Vietnam. It's when he was visiting New York. So they're
going to try to during the Carter administration, and we're
going to end the embargo. And he promised the guy to do we're
going to stop this. It's bad. And he told the guy to wait for
a phone call, waited four days, nothing happened. Went back to
Vietnam. And that was the end of it. And you also apparently went
to Milosevic. And there's your there's a movie of a meeting
with him, and told Milosevic, she says, look, he did an
economic hitman thing. He says, You got an issue here, we have
to come in. We say we want you to like turn over this and that
he basically Colebrook was the messenger of death. And
Milosevic said no way, and then they didn't show Clinton start
bombing the place bombing him. Yep. And that was always a
mystery. And Holbrook was responsible, you know, did that
anyway, you can play my clip, which has some of this in there.
But I was amazed it was on Democracy Now, because this guy
is a Democrat, only associated with Democratic administrations,
even though they kind of pass a little bit off. He's, you know,
they get blamed Bush a little bit, but the fact of the matter
is that the progressives don't like to admit that they're worse
than the Republicans
and this is the ode to Holbrook. Yeah.
While tributes have been pouring in for Richard Holbrook, little
attention has been paid to his role in implementing and backing
us policies that killed 1000s of civilians. and it says Assistant
Secretary of State in the Carter administration, Holbrook oversaw
weapons shipments to the Indonesian military, as it
killed a third of East Timor's population and ad he played a
key role in the Carter administration support for South
Korean military crackdown and pro democracy uprising in the
city of Kwangju that killed hundreds of people. Details of
Holbrooks role in East Timor and Korea have been entirely ignored
by the corporate media since his death hardly covered before as
well. Richard Holbrook was also a prominent democratic backer of
the Bush administration's decision to attack Iraq in 2003.
Yeah, this posed a threat with weapons of mass destruction,
Richard Holbrook, but during the Clinton administration, there
were the most ruthless economic sanctions in history imposed by
the Democrats on the government, or the brothers, the people of
Iraq that just targeted the civilian population denied food
and medicine turn the hospitals of Iraq and John Pilcher knows
about this better than anyone because he did the definitive
film on it, turn the hospitals of Iraq into death rows for
infants. So you know, Richard Holbrook was part of an
administration that also bombed Baghdad on multiple occasions in
the north and south of the country as well, under the guise
of the no fly zones. This was during Clinton, this was during
the Clinton administration. So then when you fast forward to
the bush, fraudulent case for war, having someone that Richard
Holbrook support, it is the embodiment of the continuity of
US foreign policy in Iraq, Clint started the war on Iraq, in full
after George HW Bush invaded and attacked Iraq during the 1991
Gulf War. And it's been consistent US policy, and
Richard Holbrook has been a staple of that policy. It was a
staple of that policy.
I wanted to go back in time. You know,
I have some deconstruction on what's happening with this some
serious deconstruction. Because what was Holbrook really doing?
He was he was doing his usual trick in Afghanistan this time
around, which of course, is really Pakistan. You and I have
discussed this at nauseam, that the whole Afghanistan thing is
really about Pakistan to start with. Now, I do want to point
out that the Holbrooks death his aorta ruptured in a meeting with
Hillary Clinton. And like this, this just adds to the nefarious
body count that surrounds the Clintons. How does your aorta
actually rupture?
You have to get your blood pressure up through the ceiling?
I would assume
or or maybe someone just karate chop Shin some I mean, who
knows? But he said, he's having a meeting with Hillary Clinton
drops basically drops dead. I mean, they tried to rescue him
and they do some. And this happened in Pakistan, did it
not?
I don't know where it happened. But I understood
that it happened while she was in a meeting with him. I could
be wrong. I could be wrong. So add up. Yeah, I know you looked
that up. Well, I'm gonna I'm gonna deconstruct this is with
some help from Eric from Portland. By the way, he did a
pretty good job. So he was basically the guy running the
show in Pakistan. So he is now out. And and there's basically a
vacuum now in the power structure in Pakistan, because
we have, we have a president they're known as Mr. 10% is a
diary, who is weak, corrupt amid the whole play? It's all
completely lame. But now you've got what's his name, Musharraf
is now who of course, is military. And he was ousted.
He's piping up going, Hey, Mike, everything. I'm taking care of
everything. Pakistan has to be protected. I'm here, I'm on the
scene. So with Holbrook out of the way, there is some I think
there is a benefit to him being out of the way. And this came
out yesterday, China's ambassador to Pakistan will be
in Pakistan from December 17, through the 19th, as and as
expected to sign 20 agreements and memoranda of understanding.
This, of course, is about the 100 Plus Chinese energy projects
that are taking place. And I think that, whether intentional
or not, would be horrible to think that it's intentional. But
with Holbrook out of the way, Pakistan is now destabilise, and
they're trying to cut off China moving in and bringing more
Middle East oil to China. I mean, you always have to boil it
back to the oil, but having Holbrook gone, I think is a huge
deal. I think it's a big ass problem.
From the sounds of his history, yeah. No, she was they were
having a meeting. I'm just not finding aware if the meeting
took place. So I could have been impacted it would make sense it
was in Pakistan, she's never home
and there was something she's never home your bills. is the
same thing. Pitch is never home. There was something else that
was really weird. It's funny
that in this report went from the Pakistani or from Pakistan,
Senator Hillary Clinton confirmed the death of original
home for what she doing confirming it. Well, she's
an official she can call she's his boss, I
guess in some way.
I don't know where I put the I put this link but there was in
Pakistan. And this wasn't a thought, Man, I can't believe I
can't find this. I'm gonna see if I can find it while you're
doing your next thing here.
Once you play, you can play the I have this other clip on
Holbrook. Good while you're looking at Colebrook in East
Timor. Okay, I'll play that.
Yeah, that's good. Yeah. You are the Assistant Secretary of State
in the Carter administration, at the height of the genocide in
Timor, the years. The question and answer with
this is obviously not done yesterday.
No, this was done in 97. This is a question and answered one of
the universities by some investigative reporter asked a
grilling Holbrook out of the blue he didn't expect this guy
to be there.
7778 79 when the killing rose to a P, and you were the Carter
administration's point, man on T more policy, you handle the
testimony before Congress and so on. And it was under your watch
that the US sent in the OV 10, Bronco planes, the low flying
planes, which we use to block bomb and strafe the temporaries
out of the hills. Testimony from Catholic Church sources, reports
from Amnesty International and others indicated that hundreds
of 1000s of these temporaries were killed during this period.
And during this period, not only was the US sending in these
weapons, which were used to kill the temporaries. But it was also
blocking the UN Security Council from taking enforcement action
on the two resolutions, which call on Indonesia to withdraw
its troops without delay. We know this because Daniel Patrick
Moynihan, the former US ambassador to the UN wrote about
it in his memoirs. That was the policy that started under 14
Kissinger. Okay, and you continued that policy. So I have
two questions. The first is would you be willing to
facilitate the full declassification of documents
regarding what the Carter administration your
administration did more by granting a waiver
now I want to mention something here There he goes on and on
about how in the Carter administration keeps coming up
in the in the mix as a bunch of basic genocidal maniacs because
of Holbrook and I as I was listening to all these tributes
in the rest of the Carter administration thing kept coming
up I began to think to myself, Where's Jimmy Carter out there
pounding nails and building houses and doing all these
things that seem to be based on some guilt ridden conscience
that he may well be exhibiting I mean, he's the only president
ever that has been dead is like obviously you know, he's he's
got something wrong with him. I mean, not that people shouldn't
be God they're helping people build houses, but the former
president doing this is almost bizarre I think he's got a
guilty conscience. I think this East Timor thing we have to look
into it a little more. We've seen that everyone's dropped the
ball on it.
Okay, you do that and then I'll look I'll look into the
following story. This is from The Daily Telegraph sorry The
Daily Telegraph and get more nation east. Members of Miss
Bhutto's Pakistan's people party you remember she was
assassinated and she was on track to become the president a
of Pakistan No. They are now I love this. They are saying that
she was not killed by an assassin's bullet number she had
her her head out the out of the moonroof of the car and she was
waving to everybody and then a bomb explode and they said,
Well, you know, because of the compression of the bomb, her
head snapped against the sunroof and she died. Remember that? No,
but go on. Okay, well, now they're saying she was not
killed by an assassin's bullet nor by the compression from the
explosion that was all cover. She was actually killed by
sophisticated laser beam technology.
Why? Well, you got a gun, man. You gotta you got a bomber. You
got all this stuff? Why do you need to go to the extra to the
some crazy, you know, outrageous way. You know, it's not that
hard to kill somebody when you're bombing them. This sounds
like bull crap.
Well, this is the interior minister Hamid Nevadas who was
saying this? And he says look, it's just the facts. Nothing
more, nothing less. I'm just like, that's pretty cool. I
mean, it's not cool that she got killed, but you know, it's like,
laser beam technology. Yeah, I like in that That's awesome.
Sounds like he's not I don't know what the point of that is.
Well, anyway, there's there's a lot of hope wherever there's
nableus is scare people thinking there's some sort of a rave.
Shut up, get you to,
but regardless, wherever Holbrook went, bad stuff
happened later.
And he was he was the deputy head of the jackals. Yeah. Yeah,
complete. It's pretty obvious. And why is you know, he's being
you know, oh, poor guy. We lost one of our own and oh, yeah, of
course. Well, now, what do you get?
I think he took one for the team, quite honestly, was he was
going to he was going off script or something. And they had to do
something.
Well, maybe he did have something maybe was to turn down
the Afghani thing and said, Look, this is crap. And what did
what was interesting the other day was, I think, was either
yesterday or the day before I was watching CBS News with Katie
Couric. And so I could get some, the only reason you watch these
shows, again, is to get clips for you know, drugs.
Going by some because they had
this really weird piece of propaganda on where they had
four soldiers from Afghanistan, all of them lost their legs are
just for legless guys, and to, you know, Marines to like troops
and to officers, a lieutenant major, I think, and they were
going on and on about how it's worth it, you know, it was worth
it to lose our legs, it was so important that we're there and
it would be all for nothing. If we if we left prematurely, we
have to stay there till the job's Yeah. How disgusting is
that? It was four of them. And they were all in total
agreement. And it was, it was like, What a piece of what this
is ridiculous, really, really, really horrible to do. It was it
was actually kind of, kind of
So speaking of economic hitman update on Haiti. So the AFP ZHAW
false plus, it was a couple of actually, there's also an AP
report, where they're looking at, they've reviewed some of the
money that went to Haiti. Now remember, you know, who was in
charge of all this Bill Clinton, he's the UN envoy. I mean, we
had all those celebrities. And we did that big fundraising, and
we all were gonna help the poor people of Haiti and they're all
they're all still in the tented areas, as Bill Clinton calls it,
the tented areas, 1.3 million people, they're puking their
guts out from cholera, they have nothing they've been screwed out
in by the UN, brought in by the UN. So the AAP Associated Press,
and I'm not quite sure how they got this one out. Focus on
contracts from the US government, which spent an s an
immediate $1.1 billion in huge us humanitarian assistance after
the earthquake earthquake, and promised another 1.1 5 billion
for reconstruction. In November, the first 120 million of the
pledge reconstruction funds were transferred to the World Bank.
And the whole point is of the article is that for every $100
that was spent on aid to Haiti $1.60 was given to a Haitian
company. So this is how the economic hitmen work. They say,
okay, Haiti, we're gonna hook you we're gonna hook the brother
up, we're gonna give you a billion dollars, but this
billion dollars will be spent on American companies coming in to
help you and you're still going to owe that billion dollars at
the end of the road. And that's where we're going to own your
ass. Only what happened this time is a billion dollars went
to all these companies who did f all with it, nothing. Except,
except, well, I'm sorry, they did do something. They started
to set up the hotels. But now it gets even better. Even better.
The United States and Canada signalled on Monday mounting
impatience with the leaders of Haiti, warning them to make
greater efforts to resolve their nation's problems or risk, an
aid freeze. Yes, and unfortunately, I don't have any
audio of it, but US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said there
was quote, growing frustration and that's when we're
approaching the one year anniversary of this Haitian
earthquake and there hasn't been the kind of coordinated coherent
response from the government of Haiti that has called for we're
going to cut you off bitches in is it literally turns my stomach
and we've got Bill Clinton on the UN side and Hillary Clinton
who is in charge of us AI D. These people are evil I tell
you, the two of them are e vo evil and they've taken your
money and you idiot stupid slave human resources I'm sorry to say
it you just state this like oh, here's our money. Oh, we got
some celebrities. Oh Jon Bon Jovi singer for heading let me
give me some money. Let me text you some money. You should be so
outraged so angry right now about that.
I think you've you've made this point before
I have to do it because people forget we keep we move out.
There's a cycle involved with this. I've noticed that I
haven't pinpointed what it is but there'll be another forget
period. for I don't know Is it four years three years I don't
know what is I mean there was Hands Across America was going
to it was a farm you actually Farm Aid seems actually give
money to people but the comic relief there's a whole bunch of
the what was that one the big giant one that dead did was die
heavily documented how they got soaked all these celebrities and
they seem as though they have these you know, there's a cycle
of I don't know if they can push them together too tightly but
they you know, they have some disaster. Everybody gets on the
TV networks give up near hours of time, which cost them money.
They can't be too pleased with it. But did they have to
otherwise they looked like you know creeps and it's
unbelievable. It's a good business.
Oh, it's a fantasy. Well, this is the business that Bob Geldof
is in. That's what he does business that's what he does.
And he gets good gigs out of it
cool Daniels he gets an advantage of free watch.
Free watch I think it gets more than the free watch for doing
the ad because he's st Bob you know they call him he is a sir
he was knighted yeah he survived yes sir Bob Geldof but he did he
got better night's people call him St. Bob. St. Bob I'm telling
and I know he's I don't want to get any personal stuff. I know a
lot about Bob Geldof and he's now Alright,
so that's it. Let's shift gears or should I say shift tracks
which is a cue for one of our things. Shift tracks get it?
No I'm not get oh you mean? Oh, oh, John. Do you mean shift
tracks all aboard trains, planes man.
So the left wing, MSNBC is making a big point out of trying
to attack these couple of states, Ohio and Wisconsin.
Screw you when I high speed rail is a scam. And the real reason
by the way, when you hear the real the full pitch of these
guys is that the government's going to give us a bunch of
money and maybe create a few jobs fight 5500 In the case of
Wisconsin, which Olbermann bitches and moans about but the
fact of the matter is the long term maintenance is going to be
up to the states and we can't afford it. Which is really what
the what the reason you don't want high speed rail. But there
was a new piece of information on this Olbermann clip that I
have that that kind of redefines high speed rail, see if you can
figure it out.
During his campaign to become governor of Wisconsin Tea Party
Republicans Scott Walker pledged to add 250,000 jobs in his state
by 2015. He's you have to take office and already his job
creation. Tality salary is at negative 5500. At least in our
third story to Tea Party Republican governors elect have
turned up their noses in federal money for high speed rail lines
as their state's unemployed twist in the wind. The decision
to rescind the High Speed Rail money funding came down last
Thursday, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announcing
that Wisconsin and Ohio would forfeit $1.2 billion that had
been allocated to build high speed rail lines in those
states. The money which did not require any state matching funds
was requested under Democratic governors during their campaigns
Tea Party Republicans Walker and John Kasich of Ohio each
promised to kill the rail projects.
I want to tell you I'm Governor, the 39 mile an hour high speed
passenger train is dead.
Fox News governor had his facts wrong of course the train
travels up to 79 miles an hour averaging over 50 Before the $40
million in high speed rail money for Ohio was pulled out going
Democrat Ted Strickland unsuccessfully begged Governor
like Kasich to reconsider.
Wow 79 miles an hour.
Yeah. Wow. What is hitting when it's full throttle? Wow, that's
average is 50
I think I think the 39 was actually the average that's why
he said 39 Yeah, no, that's why he said this is high speed rail
has nothing to do with it. It's just bullcrap.
It's not even they're not even putting high speed obviously not
putting in high speed tracks up there. No, this is like no,
that's not even that's not even that's like inner city. In
Europe, they have the stuff that the one notch you have for
example, you have the high speed rail and you have an inner city
rail, which is called different things in different parts of
here well that's what we call a high speed sob baby. That's
that's the speed, high speed
rail in Europe. So maybe 200 miles an hour, they did high
speed, the inner city stuff is about 100 or 120. Sometimes or
the average is probably 80 or 90. This is like 3950 Well,
there's an average man over him is arrogant about it. The high
speed rail goes up to 79 miles an hour and
I have the facts right here. By the way, we're doing another
Talking Points Memo and it will be about high speed rail this
time and that's coming out at the end of this month on that
only
finish it but now I got this new information service.
I could finish it. Well there's something there's something to
add. There's something to add. There is now this huge AlJazeera
boy Hill and Knowlton did a great job On this did an hour
long special titled on a wing and a prayer. And it's based
around these whistleblowers from Boeing who uncovered the
possibility of a catastrophic event that the 737 the workhorse
of Boeing, by the way, it is the work, that aid is unsound.
It's the Southwest jet of choice because it's never had a fatal
accident.
Well, it's never
had a fatal accident with the aircraft. Correct.
It's always been pilot error. But now they're saying, well,
when it when it impacts the ground, it breaks up well,
because they walk.
But then let me write that down. But they didn't write that down.
Not that the plane is hitting the ground at what speed? It's
beyond the point. But they did an hour long special on
AlJazeera. And there's a lot of a lot of stuff going on here.
But I think Hill and Knowlton really pulled this one in
because the 737 it is the most it's I think it's one of the
most common passenger aircraft that's
used. Oh yeah, they make they make all their money. There's
all kinds of oh, I'm afraid to fly. I don't want to fly now.
Just be afraid slay be afraid to fly. Take the train is
85 million flights a year that go take off and land listen to
this 85 million takeoffs and 85 million landings a year? Where
is the danger?
Listen to this clip from Fox, their travel expert comes on.
And she's going to talk about travel deals for the holiday
season.
Do you want to go into bing.com/travel and that is an
airfare predictor. I went and looked for a flight over the
holidays in Sarasota, Florida. And it actually told me last
night. Wait, because there are 73% chance that you're going to
get unsettled theory.
This is like cheap flights from being great. Okay.
I really like that. Around $600 I'm gonna go back and check it
and see if it really pays off. I'm not going there. I'm
driving. I hit the road over the holidays. Everybody does.
Most everybody just driving or taking the train. It's what
she's saying.
You can't really hear it that well. I don't think would you
use a microphone that someone sent the clip and as a mic, a
mic. Come on, guys.
I bet hard to but it's actually it's quite a funny clip because
she is linked in the show notes. No agenda. show.com She says,
you know, everyone's driving and taking the train. That's what
she said, nobody's taking
the train. Everyone's gonna take the train I'm gonna go in this
is gonna, you know, I'm gonna go in the next couple of weeks and
probably do it. Maybe I'll do it. Next week, I'm gonna go down
to Berkeley jump on the train to Sacramento because I've wanted
to visit the train museum up there, which is a couple blocks
away from the Amtrak and I'm gonna I'm gonna check my little
camera and I'm gonna shoot a little movie showing you how
popular the train is and how long it takes. I've there's two
ways I can go I already calculated this out, I can pay
it's like 50 bucks a ride. So it's gonna cost me 100 bucks,
which is more than it would cost me in gasoline. I'm going to go
up to I'm not going to have a car. It would take me about the
same amount of time to take the train without an end up without
a car and it will cost me more but I'm going to do it anyway.
Now this
clip she actually says you can rent a car for $19 A fight?
Yeah, yeah. Where? Yeah, before you get to the taxes and the
insurance and all of that. $19 I
would like to see an invoice from anybody at Fox showing me a
$19 a day. Yeah, total.
Don't take it too seriously.
It's bullcrap. John,
I think we need to pass on a very serious message right now.
I just need I can I can I interrupt the trains? Good
plains bad segment.
I think we're done with it. You can see
some and here we are, again, talking about a potential of
possible al Qaeda threat. Why does that cut it raise its head
seemingly every holiday season. Okay,
this is about this this season to be jolly. And this is now
everywhere. This is from CNN al Qaeda is planning attacks this
Christmas because they do it during the Christmas season
because you know, they hate Christ. Right. That's why the
listen to this is this is the Pentagon reporter from CNN, and
it's going to attack and by the way, it's al Qaeda in Iraq now.
Just so you know. It's the you know, I
got a topper to that you've seen their office right here it
is. Well, they are trying to cause disruption and they know
they can do it at the holiday season. Yes. This is great. When
so many people are out and about what do we know about this?
Well, US officials say they have received information from Iraqi
authorities.
Hello, I'm Iraqi. Iraqi, I'm telling you we're coming to
disrupt you you're shopping you're out in about holiday
season for Christmas who have
talked to captured insurgents interrogated them, and those
people say Al Qaeda in Iraq is planning attacks possibly
against the US or your We're up at this holiday season,
as you know, very close together, America or Europe
doesn't matter. We're coming one way or the other. We're coming
to get you
we say that there is no specific target or timing or specific.
Nothing, and we got nothing. And we're not going to tell you when
we're going to do it.
Just like, what are you expecting? Hello, this is Al
Qaeda in Iraq, we're going to come to Bloomingdale's in Union
Square at 12:05pm. Pass on the word,
target or timing or specific location associated with it a US
military so we're coming to Mall of America and Walmart spokesman
in Baghdad gave CNN this following statement. Let me read
it.
John, here comes here's the statement, he says, quote, we
are aware of the announcement by officials within the government
of Iraq yesterday, regarding the alleged terrorists plans for
attacks against the US and Europe.
How can we don't have video of that press conference? I mean,
they did an announcement, the officials didn't announce it.
And they said, We're gonna attack just so you know, we're
attacking
the US mission in Iraq. We'll work closely with the Government
of Iraq and our interagency partners to help determine the
extent of the potential threats
great, you have to understand.
So they're taking this seriously, they're looking into
it, but right now nothing specific in terms of a location
or a specific plan.
I love the fact that they're planning on attacking
you gonna say we don't know any?
I love that though. It's so great. She
say that we're that how does she know any of this is all bull
crap.
All right, looking into it, but is there anything or any talk I
know this is early and so this
is Don Lemon. By the way, this is why I play this clip Don
Lemon, LISTEN to His VOICE intonation, as he's mocking
mocking this or
if I even put you on the spot here. But any talk about doing
anything any differently at this point as we head for the
holidays, more people heading to the airports as well whether or
not they're possibly going to be asking Americans once again to
even step up their vigilance if we can step it up any more than
we already have.
Well, you know, I think you just you just hit the question right
there canopy stepped up reasonably any more than it
already is.
This is all part of See Something, Say Something This is
they've been like, Oh, we're going to the airport. You got to
step it up. You got to be
to indication at this point that US authorities are planning any
step up but let's let's remind ourselves vigilance in Europe is
also very high just a few days ago.
Optus clip is driving me crazy vigilance
is very high in Europe, because a guy blew himself out.
Yeah, you know that they get nowhere with this crap. We're
not in the middle of World War Two, for God's sake. But they're
trying. It's gotten worse than you think. As a matter of fact,
oh, with the new moniker that's showing up a cue USA,
Oh, no. Al Qaeda on the Arabian Peninsula in America? Is that
what it is,
and I'll call it in the Arabian Peninsula, based out of out of
Yemen. And in fact, the current Director of Central Intelligence
of the Central Intelligence Agency, has said that these two
entities have become as threatening if not more
threatening than al Qaeda central. So that alone, I think,
is evidence of the viability of the al Qaeda message and the
resonance that it continues to have.
So who is this? The professor at the Georgetown named Hoffman?
This is what they're teaching in school. Yep. And it gets worse
because now and he has his list of all these al Qaeda operations
supposedly around
Central al Qaeda, Arabian Peninsula, al Qaeda,
ma que USA al Qaeda, USA.
Let's hear it. Let's do it out
the world. We see expansion as well, with al Qaeda returning to
the Sudan establishing at least an embryonic operation in
Khartoum. That's all caught in the two Niles.
We got named for every new T shirts, hoodies, we need
everything people let's get on this bandwagon. And then
even more Astonishingly, one has to say that I'll call it a has
put into place a very small, a miniscule perhaps, but
nonetheless, a viable means of recruiting and radicalising
individuals, American citizens and American residents in this
country. Now it's rather bold, I have to say to put up there on
the slide al Qaeda in in the in the USA as one of these
networks, but I feel on fairly solid ground because when
General Petraeus was in Washington last April and gave a
public address at the Woodrow Wilson centre. He has his own
slide that he calls it a star slide that has the al Qaeda
networks throughout the world. And General Petraeus had AQ USA
on it. So if General Petraeus says that I have to say I this
is
amazing. Can I get the star slide? A cue USA a cue USA we're
number one, we're number one, a cue USA
I'm gonna they're gonna have a soccer game between these
different groups. They gotta league They got a whole league
that there's a buddies this list is a mile long this guy
with this guy isn't dork he was he teaching
kids and this was a lecture one of the institute's but the fact
is he's He is a teacher of this this information is I just
can't believe it I just can't believe what I'm hearing at SU
USA it's a very small fraction. It's real far
just now but you know, it's got a name is Al Qaeda has got a
resonant message. So what they're trying to do, and I know
that you can just see where this comes from. It's coming from the
State Department because they've always we've been array
everybody that's alive today pretty much has been raised on
the notion that the country has to have an enemy, which was
always the grid communists, and there was a communist under
every bed and we didn't investigate the communists we
had all this communism crap going down and kill us. Yeah,
commies. And once the Communists the bread you're the Soviet
Union collapsed into Russia and a few other things, we didn't
have an enemy anymore. And so and we nothing was showing up
like we were expecting from Iran or some of these other
countries. And so we're creating, we created this al
Qaeda situation and so now they all kinds of things is not
panning out enough, because we don't have the communist under
every bed analogy. So we got to bring the al Qaeda in Iraq,
know what they're gonna be in, in the movie business.
And so that's what we have to see something, say something.
That's why we have AQ USA as a new meme, that everything is
about finding al Qaeda, they're in there under the bed there.
This is exactly what it was like in the 50s.
So that's what we call a fractal. It's a total fractal,
but and it's a classic.
And so we're gonna be seeing more, not less. Well, I
can take this one step further. This rock,
by the way, before we take it a step further, I want you to do
that. There are no al Qaeda in the USA, except some traveller
there at
the Pentagon. The guys who set it all up the CIA is Al Qaeda.
Well take your one step thing further. All right. So in Gitmo
nation East in the United Kingdom, Paul and Neville Joan,
Pauline, Neville Jones, she is I believe the Minister of I think
she's the new Minister of Defence, it could be Homeland
Security, whatever. She is now talking about this exact same
fractal about radicalised al Qaeda. I don't know if she says
Al Qaeda, but people who are radicalised in United Kingdom,
and she has some ideas on what to do about that
are involved. But what they do, of course, is deadly. And so we
have to bring about systems whereby intervention can take
place for these individuals
to stage then is this money meant to be intervening? Or what
are the pain we need?
We need obviously, the cooperation of local community,
we won't do it without being able to have no signal tourists
here is an individual who looks so he's getting into trouble.
And that involves the the involvement that involves the
local community being willing to tell to tell, say, the police or
the local authority, there's somebody here who needs help,
and somebody assists with that there. Well. There are
counsellors there are members of the local community, you can go
in and help but all of that needs funding. So you actually
do it. This is a very one to one very nitty gritty process
into trying to find the yes, she actually says pre crime. I'm
sorry, that's I somehow didn't get the right piece here.
Because then we have to,
do you believe at the moment that Muslim communities around
this country do enough themselves? Nevermind the money
in the prevent strategy, etc? But do they do enough at the
moment to provide the kinds of warnings that need to be
provided?
I think two things One is I think that it's variable.
Secondly, I think that there's much greater awareness. I think
one of the problems we face at the moment is awareness in the
community actually getting to the people who also need to know
about it, which is either the local police or the crap,
I can't find that I'm sorry about that. That total, although
do read, read dig it up and use only most but she actually says
at a certain point, she says, We have to get to the pre thought
of when people are thinking that's when we have to nip it in
the bud is the pre thought. So this is what this leads towards
is pre crime. That's what this all leads to.
Yeah, but you This is something we've been noticing all over the
place. Da you know, I'm glad that they're finally catching up
to us. So
you're right, John, you are so right. And of course you have I
think you've witnessed some of now maybe you haven't, you're
too young for that. You weren't around when the when the
Communist thing was going where, you know, I was around,
but I was a little kid hobbling around, I wasn't paying much
attention to oh, we're gonna have out. But it's been repeated
forever. I mean, especially in the Berkeley area. We are not
we're never ending reminders of the house on American Activities
Committee. And of course, Hollywood still irked about you
know, being called to the carpet and Sep you know, there's a
whole series now on the moguls on on the TMC Turner trussing
RTCM Turner Classic Movies that dad talks a lot about this but
the fact of the matter is this is what we're looking at this is
a just the same old fractal we got to get but the thing that
was always missing is you can't have a communist under every bed
with al Qaeda being in Sudan so no
AQ USA we're number one a key USA and by the way they call it
USA
what as if there's some big as if there's a Qaeda here, if I
was in the Muslim community and most Muslims in the United
States are kind of liberal Muslims are not maniacs are not
demanding that, you know, they have a Muslim scream and stuff,
you know, so many times a day to prayer and all the rest of it
Muslims just, you know, run businesses. Yeah, I would be
livid. No, I would be livid because they are the targets.
Yeah, but you have to understand that if you're if you stand up
and say hey, this is bullcrap QR AQ USA then you get it
immediately you get into to the head right then and there. And
in fact, you're going to be great, because you're going to
you're going to make some noise. And then we can do a story about
you and then hey, I saw something. I gotta say
something. Yeah, it's going real fast. Now John, it really is. I
feel I feel kind of
knock belly guy in the backyard is to this whole thing. As far
as I'm concerned. He's got playing with his hose and they
gunned him down. Check it out. It's in Long Beach look up Long
Beach murder, killing police, you know, hoes on Google. Man go
to had no agenda show.com To work that org slash na and
channel of work.com/in A, and help us keep digging into this
stuff. A reasonable and fair we'd left a lot of stuff on the
table. We'll Bring It On tonnes of stuff on Sunday show. There's
a bunch of stuff and I will talk a little bit I got some very
funny Assange thing, which is a huge, unusual new tax meme and
some other ideas.
Okay. You're right. I mean, I had to you know what, I had
tonnes of stuff too, but we're like way over now. Can I do an
end of show clip? Do you mind if I do that? What is it? It's our
friend and Nigel Faraj.
Oh, yeah, anything with Faraj is good to go. You don't even have
to ask.
He's He's berating Barrasso the president. And it's really it's
funny, as usual, is just, it's just hilarious.
And go to guy for
anything good. Okay, everybody be on the lookout for al Qaeda.
They will be in your school, they will be at the Walmart they
will be at the mall. If you see anything that looks like al
Qaeda recognised by a towel on their head and a beard. Please
report that to your Walmart manager. Immediately. Yeah, he's
not working for the government.
I'd be very, very afraid of al Qaeda. USA AQ USA all the way.
Where's my hoodie? Come on. We're number one. And for those
of you visiting Gitmo nation, United States, I apologise we're
such idiots here. Coming to you from giving on Eastern Western
the hilltop Watchtower crackpot command centre in the morning.
I'm Adam curry.
Actually the countries are coming from are probably worse
in many cases, especially if it's the EU. I'm John C. Dvorak.
And we will talk to you again on Sunday, of course right here.
Early morning service on no agenda.
The bros though the recent WikiLeaks storm has led to mixed
feelings with some people saying well, transparency is good and
others saying perhaps they'll damage international diplomacy.
But I was particularly amused by the references to you in
WikiLeaks, where it talks about your trip to Russia, and the
fact that you were ignored and excluded, and the Russian view
from upon high that you were nothing more than a glorified
international civil servant. Well, Mr. BURROWS say, remember,
we've discussed this before here. And I've pointed out to
you again and again, that you have not been directly elected
by the people, and you therefore have no real legitimacy. Is it
that the fact you have been elected is the reason why you
don't command more respect on the global stage? And why
increasingly, the peoples of Europe are holding you and the
entire commission in contempt.
Thank you, Mr. President shaped you to find a common wine with
the Russians. Because that's what you are suggesting that you
agree with them? Frankly, I mean, I was elected by this
parliament, by secret votes. So I think I deserve the respect of
this Parliament, from all members of the parliament. And I
think in the European Union of democratic democracies, 27
democracies, it's a reasonable way to elect a President of the
Commission, because we are not a state precisely and you I'm sure
you will not be in favour of a European unified state. Since
you are not a unified state. It's not a direct election of
the President of the European Union. We don't test that we
have a president of coalition you might like it or not. I like
him more than you. But But in fact, I have been elected by
this parliament and there is a President of the European
Council that was designated by the heads of state and
government. This is why we are using cratic way of handling the
diversity of the European Union. And I think that if others do
not respect our institutions, at least I hoped members of
European Parliament will respect the institutions we have in
European Union.
Additional question?
Well, mr. Barroso, I enjoyed that enormously. The fact that
you can stand up and boast about the fact that you were elected
in secret, and that somehow this gives you democratic legitimacy
is the most bizarre concept I've come across in my entire life.
The fact is, it is the commission feels
that a pyramid builds the Parthenon builds America this is
your song. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you Mrs. Your song Thank
you