Now the next gen is appointment is Saturday. Curry, John C.
Dvorak.
It is Thursday, January 13 2011. It says your media assassination
it's a mess. This is no agenda. That's right. We're at episode
two six Niner and we are in deep trouble here. Coming to you from
the hilltop Watchtower crackpot demand centre with your weekly,
bi weekly. Getting on nation media assassination. I'm Adam
curry. Hello, John,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm gonna. Yeah, I knew
that was gonna happen. Yeah, I didn't hear you at all. Yeah,
no, I said something. But I was only hearing half of you will
say it again. I'm John C. Dvorak. And
I have a feeling this will be an epic show. It will be epically
crappy. Yeah, it will be all right. Well, hey, everybody, how
you doing? Let me explain what's going on. For the past 14 hours,
I've been battling Time Warner Cable, trying to get some kind
of decent connection. Of course, it's all my fault. It's my
modem. It's my connection. It's the underpants I'm wearing. It's
it's anything but their crappy ass network. Just so you know.
Well, probably nobody else is having any problems then? No, of
course not.
And you get on the line with these people. No, no, no, no.
That is so insulting. By the way. Why does it have to Why
does Spanish have to be the first choice? It should be? If
you speak English, press one and then go out bla bla Espanol,
dos. That that insults me so much right off
the bat. While you're in Mexico. Yeah.
And, and then you get through them and you get to Road Runner
and it's like, Hey, listen, you know, it's like, okay, right off
the bat. I know a little bit about technology. I've gone
through the whole rebooting thing. Okay, good. You do good
sir. I said, By the way, if you go to Twitter, and you search
Time Warner, there are more people in Hollywood with this
problem. No, no, it seems to be just your modem. Okay. That
pisses me off so much. When they do that said, Look, people are
having problems in Hollywood. At where I live. I'm in the
Hollywood Hills. People are in West Hollywood. They're having
this issue. And it's on Twitter. You can search Twitter Time
Warner and you'll see it. Yes, sir. Well, we're pinging your
modem and seems like you've disconnected 400 times in the
last 10 minutes. Yeah, yeah, that was me testing 400 times in
10 minutes. You won't believe this, sir. I think you're
disconnected a lot. No, I won't believe you're an idiot. I have
the AT and T DSL on order. It's, it's gonna take another four
weeks for them to get it in and then another four weeks to get
it configured.
And of course, the show is brought to you by Comcast.
Yeah, so what did I do is, you know, the only backup solution I
have, of course, I have a Verizon phone with a great MiFi
you know, Verizon is so awesome. So frickin awesome. Of course,
there's no Verizon reception here where it's so awesome.
Everyone's like, oh, Verizon. I can't wait for the iPhone on
Verizon because they're awesome. You 4g MiFi. But I can't get a
signal from Verizon in the hill here. They TNT I've got full
bars in the studio. So I and of course you can't do a tether on
AT and T. So I have a jailbroken Oh, thank you, darling. And
Mickey understands. Thank you, dear. Yeah, some coffee. A piece
of grapefruit for herself? No, no, no, it's okay. I already ate
darling. And it. Thank you for walking around like that. That
makes me I can't Can I just have some fun on the camera? No, no,
if I come over here, by turn on the camera, you'd freak out and
the connection would freak out. Hold on.
Thank you, darling. So I'm tethered. What you may think? Go
ahead. Alright, so So I'm tethered on the iPhone, which is
kind of working. Okay, I've brought the stream down to 24
kilobits in order for it to work. But the problem is you
have I have an internal network, right. And the internal network
runs through the router that is connected to the Time Warner
Cable modem. So if now all of a sudden I I don't have a way to
connect my my phone to the network and make the network
just connect to the phone. So now I had to connect all
individual computers I want to use they don't interconnect and
it's like the nightmare of IP addresses. So the whole system
is down. It's like I'm going to be firing off clips manually.
It's just the toast. Toast but I bet we have a Skype connection
and we're streaming that's pretty amazing.
Yeah was keeps breaking up with me and you
both You sound you sound great, by the way,
but at the moment, yeah, I didn't sound great on the intro.
And I said, I'm you know, I had this really long intro.
Yeah. So that's upsetting. I'm so upset. And I had so of
course, all my prep is on, like internal servers to connect and
disconnect and reconnect. By the way, my mail server is receiving
mail. That's the crazy thing.
Yeah, well, wouldn't they usually do that? Yeah. Store it.
Right. But so that so the connection is good enough. None
of my mail server is here in the house, remember? Oh, right.
Yeah. Okay, you have your own now. So it's so it's not,
because I have a backup server in the cloud. Should this one
become unavailable, but this one is, is actually available and
then so stuff is coming in. But then I can't reach it unless I
switch to the internal network. But if I'm the I'm on the
internal network, then I can't actually connect to you or the
stream. So as a long, long, boring story, but I'm extremely
irked all my prep has been hose have spent all this time working
on the stupid connection, which is the 18th time in two weeks.
Sorry, two months. That is just sucked. Man. No one wants to
hear about because everyone knows what this is about. But
it's pathetic. It's pathetic that the telcos took billions of
tax dollars and built nothing. It built built a system to Bill
Me $230 A month for nothing. That's what they built. The
bastards.
You're saying? You're spending 20 to $30 a month for this
crappy connection you have,
including cable TV.
Now, you just broke up completely.
I said included, including table TV.
Oh, okay. Well, it's still high.
It's outrageous. And by the way, they're increasing the rates.
This is like you're almost $3,000 a year just to be
connected. If you were in Sweden, you'd have a 30 megabit
once you move to Sweden and then we can have a really good show.
Even though so when we're doing the show when you were overseas
we never had a problems the show big the show was great. It
rocked
Yeah, we never had an issue. It was fantastic. You can you hear
me or you can't hear me at all. No. You're not hearing me.
I wasn't I am now.
That kind of sucks. Because I you are coming through fine. So
if you just pretend you hear me. Oh, why
did I get into Yes, I can do that. Then know that no one will
know the
difference. It was a great show. You know, we could just talk
simultaneously. Oh, Mickey darling. I need a cup.
Use a jockstrap.
So let me just have you tweeted at least
we did that we're gonna have a lousy show. For connection live.
We did that we're doing anything. Okay,
let's just tweet no Adyen the ladies darling don't want to
tweet each pocket no agenda
did you send out the bad signal? Yeah, I'm
doing that now. I hadn't actually done it. Hey Mick.
Vicki. I make
I need a cup of she brought me an education is this she brought
me the coffee but there's no cup that worried why don't you do
our due talk for some I'm gonna get a cup.
Okay Adams off getting a cup. Well I discuss you know one of
the things I want to talk about in today's show which I might
get to later since since I got a couple of letters from people
about by getting grass fed beef from local farmers and I found a
good link to Oklahoma's Oklahoma State Agriculture Department's
website they have a PDF on on buying locker beef what you know
what you would generally pay what you get what's the side
what does it weigh and we're going to put that in the show
notes later, probably two or three weeks from now and Adam
finally gets his connection back. And so one of the things
that I want to bring this up with Adam Alright, I'm back
which is the fact that you need to buy a freezer
a freezer for what for your beef for the half a cow I'm getting
yeah well I have a freezer do I need to really do any a bigger
freezer than the sub zero I have already.
Oh that that thing is no your debts no good you need a
standalone freezer. What Why can't I put it in this sub zero
that works? doesn't have enough square footage for like a 10th
of that cow.
Well, maybe it'll take an eighth of the cow that it's okay
darling. Already got one. She was outside listening to the
show. Ring a bell. She's on a six minute delay.
Oh is about the cup.
Yeah, she's still like I was just hearing the cup part. What
a darling she she's like, she's like I gotta get out of the
house. I gotta go super 12 I gotta go sit in the sun. I can't
stand the energy that is is is emanating the negative energy.
I'm surprised she hasn't been out there hours ago. So son, you
have son? Yes,
we have a beautiful day today and no persistent jet contrails
either.
Well, it's because there's no moisture in there. Right? So
yeah, no you need a standalone version at that point is is that
the fact the general rule which is in a PDF file, which I have
emailed to you, which you can put in the show notes later.
Essentially, you can put 35 to 40 pounds of meat per one square
foot of freezer space. Generally speaking, most people will have
like a six square foot freezer which you can get from Sears
they're very inexpensive. I've seen them as cheap as $150. But
for 200 bucks, you get a really good one and it keeps the end
it's also has a lower temperature than the normal
refrigerator freezer because you want to keep the temperature
down below zero. And but typically, you can get a six
square foot or will hold pretty much if there's nothing else in
there will hold a half a steer 40 pounds per square foot, but
I don't have a place to put this thing. I mean, this is not a big
big house. We're in here. This is like,
don't take up but they would fit in a closet quite easily. Oh,
really? They're very small.
I don't have a closet.
You don't even got a closet?
No, me. Are you kidding me? I live with a woman dude. You
know, it's just like, it's the closets are filled with clothes,
or
that frozen shoes last.
Honey, listen, your your, your Mallanna Blahniks will look much
better if they're frozen. And, you know, we'll just plan it
when when you're ready to go out, we'll just take a few hours
to thaw them. It'll be perfect.
Eric says he bought a seven foot freezer for 100 bucks.
Right? And when what kind of energies is that? Does that
think slurry
they don't use much because it's a sealed device. And so once it
gets up to temperature, it's not as though you're opening and
closing it. You don't do a lot with this thing. It's just
basically a sealed device. And once it gets down to below zero,
it gets you know, it doesn't use much juice after that unless
you're constantly going into it and you'd very rarely do they're
not that big. A six footer is not that big is very small. fits
easily into a closet. You can come a desk but you have to get
there I
shift gears for a second on my my daughter. Very upset. She
doesn't have a car didn't have a licence to go with the car.
Well, that would help. Yeah, beginning Yeah, and keys and
stuff like that. It's all important. So she takes the the
LA bus and metro system. Oh. And now my daughter is very honest
with me. And she definitely has written without a ticket before.
But she actually she bought a ticket. This $1.50 the ticket?
Yeah. And, and she lost it while she was on the metro. Hey, you
know, it's like, you know, kids are gonna get off. No. Someone
said, Show me your tickets and she reaches into pockets that
must have fallen out and she looks around. She can't find the
ticket. $1.50 and this is like the metro ticket checker guy.
Yeah, weird, right? And she says, Well, I'm really sorry.
And she actually said no, the guy was really nice. And you
know, everybody wrote her up. And of course she and you know,
hit. So he had he writes down everything including hair
colour, which he had to write down as rainbow, which I thought
was pretty funny. Rainbow because she had like
multicoloured hair. And she received the following notice a
bail amount of $189
Yeah, sounds about right. But it's like
a bail amount. And if you do not pay this bail amount, we will
issue a warrant for your arrest.
And that sounds like something they do. Yeah,
that's bull crap.
I mean, this is how they're making money in the state of
California. They take
it as $1.50 How do you come up with $189
That's what the fine probably is. You know what they finding
people now for breaking the carpool lanes up here? Yeah.
303 $141 Yeah. $341 Yeah.
And how did they come up with that? 341 What's up with that?
Ma'am? No
idea. It's all crap. It's just some number. It makes it sound
as though they did some work.
But $189 is an alert.
You know, she can go to court and protest it. Well, let
me so then they have frequently asked questions. What are my
choices? Listen to this. Pay ticket. This closes it out. pay
the ticket with the traffic school administration fee, huh?
Request a court arraignment date before a judicial officer. pay
the ticket and request a trial with the officer in front of a
judicial officer or request a 60 day extension from the
appearance dates blah, blah, blah. Now, how do I contest my
ticket? Check this out. You You must pay the bail the full bail
in person at the clerk's office or by mail with the words not
guilty written on the check in order to obtain a trial date,
you may also schedule a court appearance to plead not guilty
the reason for posting bail in advance. So you basically
they're like, you pay your money and then you can go say give it
back. The reason is to ensure you show up. What is that this
is not this is not justice. I'm not saying it's a fine. They're
saying it's a bail amount, like she's already been convicted to
go to prison.
Well, that's a bail amount is what it is. You want to bail
them out whether you're convicted or not, you have to
pay bail. That's what it is. But
the guy is not an officer of the law. He's a douchebag with a
pad.
And he probably is an officer of the law in some funny way.
Well, this is it's just oh, it's outrageous.
Well, welcome to California. Nice.
I mean, I really feel like contesting this. Kids like
$2,200 that kids make a lot of them. That's like half half of
her paycheck. Yeah. For $1.50 ticket. Yeah, but the great
service that Metro
provides. Right now you got it. You're getting there.
Shut up, slave. That's what it is. Shut up slave.
Absolutely. All right.
Let's thank some people who supported the show, John. All
right. Well, we got one big donor and then three, three
associated executive producers that was the executive producer
who felt bad about the fact that we got no donations on the
beginning of the year for show. I sent in a letter $1,611 Watch
the executive producer. Watch Wow, they had no executive
producers instead of the show number I'm donating the date one
611 And who was this? This is Dave Hoffman ham on the air N
three p r o he's also a 1010 night but he will also be a
member of the
log Dave You know Dave just really made my day I'm thank you
so much. They what's his what are his call letters?
Is sir Dave. Let's make it right sir. Dave Hoffman Yeah, it's
called Letters are in three PPro he's also the executive producer
show 241 member of the deuce club man executive member of the
Kickstarter daily source code and $5 per month subscriber for
two years. Holy
crap. I'm gonna give him his own node in the show notes after the
after the show. I want to write all of that down. The guy is a
super supporter. Where's he from?
He well, he has a good question. I'd have to go down and look at
his check. Because I've just taken this off of his letter
that is
so incredibly nice. What a way that what that giving level
makes me warm and fuzzy. Ya know Dave's a good guy that's
fantastic. Thank you so much sir.
Yeah, my dad
yes ham on the by the way, we didn't do a proper greeting. Why
don't we do it right now since we're Hello to all ships at sea?
Oh,
yes. boots on the ground with you all ships at sea and all
boots on the ground wings
in the skies. What's in the oceans astronauts manning the
Moon and Mars base stations and of course, hams on the air and
human resources everywhere, including those who have been in
the chat room at no agenda chat.net and have been keeping
the stream going while the mother the mother ship feed has
been completely down. You've got a great community of awesome
people who right now are probably seeing if they can open
their eyes. Well, they probably arrange rolling their eyes
probably they probably arranged that, you know, the, the Time
Warner guys had come out early and I missed the freakin call. I
mean, we do have those kinds of connections. We got great
network admin sysadmin. So keep on it, people we really
appreciate it and we'll make up for the show. Although maybe,
maybe entertaining,
my Comcast people a little more responsive. We've got three
Executive Associate Executive producers and two members of the
269 club to commemorate show 269 This will be closed only to
members in the entire history of the show. And these are them.
Okay AMITA Goss in London, UK 269 Great show and she needs
some karma for the new year.
Yeah, no, no, I can actually do that. Hold on a second. Of
course, all that all that stuff is broken as well. Right. And
you understand that? My internal network is all messed but here
we go. We've got some karma. You've got karma. I love it when
some
things work. Perfect. And she's a new donor Kyle Ferens in
Toronto, Ontario. 269. And he says he's gonna He's not gonna
go into mothership. He's gonna stay back with me. Oh, really
zombie zombies with me and just wants to give a shout out to you
see 357 You see 357 And he's got liked the fact that he's a
member of show 26969 Or six Niner and then finally whoops to
Fairbanks
hold on John say that again you cut out for a second and then
Eric grey Fairbanks Alaska is associate Yeah, yeah.
What is a KS? AKA
I don't know. I think that's a I don't know what a k is.
I think it's Alaska. I think Arkansas AR I could be wrong. He
helped he needs a Karma call out executive producer ship help
much. He will be saving up for 111 1.11 on November 11 to 21
one as all your producers should rock on. Okay, here's
some karma coming your way, my friend. You've got karma.
All right. So that's our group for today. And we will thank
them all we think all the other producers who have contributed
today's show in particular, and we'll be talking about some of
them in about an hour.
Yes, great group indeed. You know how it works. This is an
official credit you can put it right onto your resume. And
unlike the douchebags in Hollywood, we will actually
vouch for that will lock talk to anyone on the phone if you want
so thank you, sir Dave Hoffman, Nov. Three Papa Romeo, Oscar,
and of course our Associate Executive producers and the
exclusive 269 club members AMITA Goss, Kyle Ferenc and our
associate exec producer, Eric grey we really do appreciate
everybody else out there. I need you to do this to Time Warner
our formula is this we go out we get people in the mouth
shut up slave
hey your bail him out. To you know I'm gonna wind up paying
for that. Of course yeah, yeah. She felt really bad good kids in
tears almost about this stuff. She's
like well I don't blame her I lost my ticket last night
because you'll get should get beat up enough the living in
that area that eventually by the by the system that you'll be
beaten down and she should walk around like the typical zombies
you find down there. She'll be fine.
Great.
Make your day Yeah, thanks. Yeah, uplifting I just a
positive note.
It's hard enough for for a kid in Los Angeles, let alone this
bull crap. Unbelievable. So there were a couple of things
that that happened. I I'd like to start off John right away
with pretty much what what we talked about on the last show.
So it wasn't so much the prediction is you know, we could
just see this coming that every you know, of course, everyone is
out there worried about Neo so what really was the conspiracy
with Giffords and, and I do have some interesting new theories,
by the way.
All right. Well, good, because I have nothing. Oh, well,
you want to know the latest theory about what's the what's
the guy's name?
The shooter who's bag shooter?
Yeah, the Yes. They always have notice how these guys always
have three names to us, Jared Lee. What is his name?
I don't know. I can't remember what happened. I'll think of it
a second. So
so of course I'm sure you saw the news that Giffords actually
subscribe to his YouTube channel. You saw that Yeah,
yeah. So as one of two subscribers to there's a couple
of threads out there that are very interesting and actually
some research that has been done that I did put into the show
notes no agenda show.com which is not good enough at all for me
to back it but there is some discussion going on that maybe
these two had an affair
yeah I liked it got me on that one. I liked
it and you know there's but there's a lot of a lot of stuff
that could be read that
with this maniac. He looks like it'd be looks like a crazed
course it is showing that one picture over and over. Oh, no,
it'd be the one where the one where it looks like Howard Stern
vest is on speed.
It looks like Howard Stern. That's what it looks like.
This would look like Howard Stern talking about that round
headed bald picture. Does that look like Howard Stern?
That's her husband.
No cheese.
We're talking about the 22 year old kid.
Yeah, with the ball that with the shaved head and that glassy
eyes and that stupid smile. That picture that's been going
around? Yeah, we
didn't give me pictures make sure. Pictures make sure they
didn't know each other
Howard Stern five years ago. Yeah, he visited her once and
asked some dumb question we had so I have a clip. Okay, what
you got from your brother? Let's see I ground on AC The assassin
is probably what it is. Yeah, hit it. Okay, here we go.
And according to friends became a sort of nihilist one Fred told
Mother Jones magazine he became obsessed with the practice of
lucid dreaming there was this
pendula talking. Doesn't sound like it sounds like pen.
Dreaming is when a person has
not always stopped. Stop, stop. Stop the clip. Yeah. Okay, I
have to warn people listening to this clip. There may be
something in this clip, because after I listened to the clip
last night, I had a lucid dream.
Oh, okay. Warning. Wow, that's, that's, well you know what they
are cranking up that harp getting given everybody dreams.
So it was a lucid dream who said he was right into it. You know,
I said, Well, that's interesting. That's lucid
anyway.
What was your dream about John screw that
floating around? It wasn't any big deal. But all I realised I
was in a dream and I was trying to like control it a little bit.
I wasn't very competent.
Where were you? You were floating.
I was floating around. Yeah.
Where were you floating around?
I don't really know some area I've been to this place before
but I'm not sure where it was Mr. Devorah No, no, I
want you to I want you to feel comfortable. You can tell me
anything. Just lay down. No, it's okay. I know it's it's
difficult to talk about your dreams but you were floating
were you how far off the ground were you?
We could go let me just say this. I don't remember my dreams
very well. I remember I was a lucid dream I remember was not
interesting. So but I do remember it was lucid. So please
continue playing the clip but everyone has a warning that this
may be some some some some suggestion in here by whoever it
is. is talking.
Were you dressed while you were floating around? Yeah. And were
you dressed in like Peter Pan and night gown? everyday
clothes? Not not your pyjamas?
Nothing to see here.
With the practice of lucid dreaming. Lucid dreaming is when
a person has not only very vivid dreams very clear dreams. But
they are consciously aware of that they are dreaming and
they're able to influence or manipulate or work within the
dreams. Wow wow, that's everybody. I have that John
Well, you're probably going to be next on the agenda. Finishing
up the guy who goes on take take
take can take control of a dreams they can change the plot
of the dreams they can change the outcome of the dream
now you got to tell me where's this from? Where's this
discussion being held where it's so incredible where the going
into this detail?
Nightline?
Oh Jesus that's like a big show to crap. Okay,
if you've seen the movie Inception you know all about
this and lucid dreaming is not just a Hollywood fabrication.
Oh,
of course. Oh, like makes so much sense. The inception iPhone
app is out. Wow. That's why this is all taking place. And he did
promote the iPhone app. Lucid dreams.
Is it a Disney movie? Because this is Disney of course ABC.
I don't know. It's a Leonardo DiCaprio. We know he's a Russian
spy. So that could be part of it. Oh my god. So they're
pulling Inception into this is phenomenal.
Lucid dreamers actually claimed that in their dreams they can
have superhuman powers to fight like floating fIying the laws of
gravity and the laws of society without fear of consequences.
Who might have been living a life like the movie Inception?
In some respects he may have been living a life like a
conception of because you could you imagine what it'd be like,
if you had to live in a fantasy world in order to be fulfilled.
That interest in dream life seems to coincide with a
diminishing interest. In reality. Friends say Laughner
became interested in pop culture interpretations of Mayan
prophecies about 2012
The world was gonna end and he was sure of it.
It was at that point I'd love for and first met Congresswoman
Gabby Giffords.
He met Gabrielle Giffords once in oh seven and told me asked
her some questions that made absolutely no sense to me. But
he said I can't believe she doesn't understand it.
Politicians just don't get it. Okay, whatever, Jared. And just
pass it off knowing now I know. Now, that's probably a trigger.
The question that's Giffords was,
wait a minute, what did she just say there?
You said knowing what she knows now that was probably a trigger
whatever that means. But I think what she was trying to say was
that she should have noticed that he was nuts
in oh seven, and told me asked her some questions that made
absolutely no sense to me. But he said I can't believe she
doesn't understand it. Politicians just don't get it.
Okay, whatever, Jared. And just pass it off. Knowing now I know
now, that's probably a trigger.
You know, this, this girl who's talking? So the reason she did
she was like the person that all the media went to and I was
reading her Twitter's at She consistently she keeps saying on
her tweets. No, I don't want to be famous. I'm just trying to
help. Yeah, right. I don't want fame. I in fact, the media is
crazy here right now. Oh my god, we're so sick as a society.
The question that stumped Giffords was, what is
government? If words have no meaning,
what is government if words have no meaning? Deep,
the friend Bryce tyranny, told Mother Jones, I told him, dude,
no one is going to answer that dude tyranny said ever since
then Laughlin thought the congresswoman was a fake. He had
something against her. He's a psychologist say politics may
have had a little to do with any alleged motives for
assassination. Yeah, so
So what is so disheartening about this? And and making it
actually affected us? Because we noticed this the minute it
happened is the conversation this could have this it was like
they were waiting for this. And this is who knows how this came
about. But they were just waiting for anything to happen.
And and we've been talking about this for how long john a year,
two years, that they were just waiting for the opportunity to
grab onto this and to say, okay, crazy people need to be locked
up. And and we need to identify the signals. It's pre crime.
This is all about pre crime.
Yeah, we got a letter from one of our producers asking about
which I sent forwarded to you, which does me no, good,
apparently no. Asking about the what happened in California
historically, specifically, California and Arizona. When
Ronald Reagan became governor. He closed down all the
psychiatric facilities, he shut down a bunch of mental hospitals
and released everybody. And from then on, we had a homeless
problem, which we have to this day, despite initiatives, where
people gave their money for hands across America, for
example, to end homelessness. And it was interesting, because
he wanted to want to know a little bit about this Reagan
initiative, why he did it. And back in the 60s, specifically,
and especially during during the 60s during the Vietnam War, and
I guess, into the 70s. And Reagan did this in the 70s. It
was actually the liberals, the democrats, the liberals, the
progressives, whatever you want to call them, advertising,
whatever you want to call it, who were all over the fact that
these institutions weren't doing any good. And they it wasn't
great. It wasn't a good idea to keep just locking people up for
whatever reason in a mental health facility. And when they
were just there were these things were nightmares. And and
it was odd because the Democrats were always running California
never could do anything about they just moaned and groaned a
lot. And so when Reagan got and he did it, and just to shut
these people that was all they were doing is belly aching,
right. And since then, we've had the tendency has been to release
nut balls into the streets. And so I'm not absolutely sure if
we're trying to reverse that trend. Because we do have a lot
of people talking to themselves. They're not on cell phones in
San Francisco, but they're harder to spot because of the
cell phone phenomenon. But even people talking to themselves but
I'm not you know, and I guess this is the I guess we had pre
crime in the past. So this is not like a new phenomena. Now
they think about it.
Well, let me play because because now of course it's
moving into the into the general conversation. Oh, my God, what
you just played was on Nightline, by the way and so we
don't really know much about this guy. But now he's deranged,
lucid dreams he's he's a nut job. And they could say this
about look, they can pull this clip from no agenda and say hey,
man, that Dvorak you know, he had dreams he was floating. I
mean, you know the guy is like and before you know what they're
talking about you like this on Fox.
So since the shooting we've heard a lot about harsh rhetoric
suggesting it egged on the killer. But to me these glands
are little more than attempts to limit free expression and
capitalise on tragedy by creeps with an axe to grind. So what's
the right response? Well, I remember a song I heard on the
Dr. Demento show decades ago. The now you see I've
gotten I liked this this was a good little angle to set your
mind this is total NLP. Oh, great. Yeah, this is perfect.
Money, where life is beautiful. Niobe happy
to see those nice young men in their
memories. That Napoleon the 14th song was always the top pick on
Demento a creepy ditty about involuntary commitment to by
the way, that's a message to us. Did you hear the code
Was it a creepy Diddy?
Yeah, he used our Diddy term man.
I don't know that we've ever used Diddy,
but I mean, we're always talking about a little ditty. Okay, not
only are you do you have lucid dreams about floating but you
forget
me the idea that men in white coats with butterfly nets might
one day come and take you away always seemed plausible, but
sadly it wasn't as William Galston points out in the New
Republic, civil libertarians work to banish involuntary
commitment, often making the burden of proof so high that no
one could meet it. They also submitted the right to refuse
psychiatric drugs. The result Saturday and a lot of other
tragedies. The result?
Wow, the rest we will leave that one was the result of
the right to refuse psychiatric drugs. The result Saturday and a
lot of other tragedies. The fact is we now know the killers and
nut. But we all
really don't know that there's been no psychiatric evaluation.
We know now the guy's a nut.
So know that a lot of people knew he wasn't not long before
we did. as gorleston points out. Pima Community College suspended
him after five contacts with the police. The guy scared everyone
free had no connection with reality. He was an internet
troll in real skin. That's a
great line by the way. Well, he was an internet troll in real
skin.
Oh, an internet troll in real skin. Wow, that
is a great line. Great
line. For he had no connection with reality. He was an internet
troll in real skin. But no one could do anything. Which raises
the question, should the civil rights of one sick guy put the
rest of the rest of us at risk? I say no. for it. It's mental
illness that prevents the mentally ill from seeking help
for his mental illness. And you're not acting against their
will. Who is this fascist?
This is the guy who's on red eye on Fox at night.
Oh, that guy that guy I've we've we've clipped from him before.
Yeah, he's got a voice of a woman. But he's we've clipped
from him before and he has a number of fascist commentaries
that he does. I wish I could remember.
Yeah, but he also guests on O'Reilly he's got all kinds.
Yeah, no, he's
all over the place. He's supposed to be the comic. Yeah.
Now he's got. Yeah, he's
got all kinds of popular like be celebrities on at night only
just finish it up because he brings us to a crescendo, which
is, I mean, he talks to the meek. He talks to the meek,
feeble minded celebrity engrossed people. That's why
he's so dangerous for it.
It's mental illness that prevents the mentally ill from
seeking help for his mental illness, and you're not acting
against their will, if there will isn't present. So rather
than spew fake outrage for political gain, perhaps we
should look at laws preventing us from helping the sick. I'd
rather get these folks on meds before they get us with bullets.
Yeah,
that's that, get them on meds. Take your Med slave
meds before bullets.
It's a new programme. If you guys got writers, if you bring
your bullets, then that will give you meds. It's perfect. And
by the way, they're good for you. Unbelievable. Yeah, it's
just I had another thing here. I don't know if I can actually
play this. Again, I haven't been able to check my prep. Let me
see what this clip is here. My son is telling you that he was
going
for that Fox show. I've noticed this before they make they're
very cavalier with their assessments. Yes, very cavalier,
and dangerously. So I would say in in a in, you know, in a real
in a real political long term sense. I mean, it's really
sounds like Mussolini talking.
Yeah, it's, it's very discouraging. And everybody has
jumped on this. I mean, we've had lots of things happen in the
in the past a year. That certainly could have have
tragedy, let's put it this way. But now it's like, oh, it's some
deranged lunatic who went after someone from Congress.
Therefore, now we have to start locking people up and throwing
away the key and get them on meds.
And what one of the things that bothers me and I this story is a
I tried to avoid the story, but I did have that clip. But the
lucid dreams. Yeah, yeah. It was the fact that the story has
lasted this long. The story broke on our show. Yes, on
Sunday, and this is like we're done to another show. And the
story is still at max. It's
Oh, no, no, it's there's more peak to come. It's not going to
end. John, this is gonna go on for another two weeks. I
guarantee it until something better happens. We need
like maybe but whatever the case was, we had the Louis had the
speech by Obama yesterday. And if you want to comment on that,
yes, I do. Yes, I do. Okay, and I have a couple of things to say
about the Obama speech.
Okay, let me say one thing. First of all, I was so crazy
busy with the With the technical problems that I only was able to
see the speech briefly. And by the way, it's funny because I
was searching Twitter for Time Warner outage issues and I got a
lot of people saying I'm looking for the Obama speech on Time
Warner I can't
find it. It was on every channel
I know I know the time not apparently not on Time Warner.
No, it was on every network. It was on Fox it was on CNBC was
everything No, CNBC was on MSNBC. So here's
the president lying, the biggest lie, and I this, I don't so I'm
pinging, I'm Trace routing. I'm listening to the speech in the
background. And I hear this I'm like, what, that's just a lie.
Abby
courageously fights to recover, even as we speak.
I can't hear it.
Hold on a second. I'm gonna turn it up for you.
Even as we speak, and I want to tell you, her husband Mark is
here. And he allows me to share this with you. Right after we
went to visit. A few minutes after we left her room and some
of her colleagues for from Congress were in the room. Gabby
opened her eyes for the first time.
Lie. That's a lie. She this plenty of reports that she was
had her eyes open was responding to doctors before the President
ever went there. And then listened to how he milks it.
She opened the first time
listen
He milks it was how long was that go and he opened her eyes.
open her eyes. That's
inspirational. He
does that he will listen to classical Obama speech. It
doesn't stop a lot of shabby open her
eyes. So I can tell you she knows we are here. She knows we
love her. And she knows that we are rooting for her through what
is undoubtedly going to be a difficult journey. there for
her.
It's just not true. I'm sorry. I'm happy she's alive, etc. It's
not true. There's tonnes of reports and they had the style
pictures of her husband sitting there holding her hand. Oh, man,
it's just like, could you make it any more obvious? This is not
okay. I feel bad about what happened. I I feel horrible that
people were killed. We don't care about apparently in the
media. It's only about Gabby opening her eyes, not about the
judge who was shot to death. And a nine year old child shot the
debt. No one cares about them. Now we've got a hero story.
Well, he milked a good girl.
You should be ashamed. I'm so ashamed of himself. That was
shameful.
The whole thing was very I thought it was I thought it was
a classic Obama uplifting style of sermon. Yes. And it was and
the only thing of course, bothered I thought it was I to
be honest about it. I thought it was as good as as he can do. And
it was very, I thought it was very effective. I think his
numbers will go up. But the thing that bothers me is his
Mussolini movie that he keeps doing. And it just bothers me to
no end. He he gets to the crusade by and by the way, the
speech went too long. He should have cut it off at two or three
times earlier. He had big applause. It was a perfect time
to end he wouldn't do it. It went back into it. And in fact,
it was getting tiresome when he did it the second time. But he
will he will let the audience go out and then he jerks his chin
up. Oh, yes, you're right. And Benito Mussolini used to do and
he just starts holding his chin a moves up higher and higher.
And pretty soon his chin is way up there. And he's glowing in
the accolades. And it's just he must just get off on these on
this speaking because it is definitely the best we've seen
for a long time. But this this Mussolini thing that bugs me.
Yeah, you're right. You're right. You're right. If he those
moves are right there. Yeah. Both Giffords and her husband,
members of Council on Foreign Relations they met in China just
to make it crazier. i
Why is he in the counsellor for why the either one of them on
the Council of Foreign Relations? Yeah, well,
it's a good question. He was married, he divorced. They met
and got married pretty quickly. Just a kind of a weird
coincidence at the time they were at the what is that? The
National Commission on US China relations. That's where they met
in 2003. The vice chair of the National Commission's on US
China relations was William Daley. And Our Chief of Staff
for Obama is just like, like, wow, okay, they were they were
definitely in the in the hood. But just like crazy, man, just
the way this the way this is being spawn it just it this
frightens me more than anything. It really does and some melts
happening because you know, of course we need to identify
crazies. So how can we identify crazies, John, how can we
identify people who are nuts?
Well, I don't know. Well, you probably have some ideas. Yeah,
I'd say through DNA. That would be a good idea. Oh, yeah. That
showed up in the news feed. Well,
not in direct relation. But an even crazier. There's, we need
we need more DNA tools. So the word tools is a big one. In
government, you know, we have tools to combat the financial
crisis. And in Florida, I think it's No, maybe it's
Pennsylvania. I got it. Well, this is the clip we'll find out.
They have a new tool for a DNA which I connect to all these
things
to police are about to use a new form of DNA technology to try
and track down the so called Kensington strangler. The
strangler has been linked to the murders of three women by DNA,
but his DNA has not been found in any local state or federal
DNA data banks. I want to get right out.
We have state local and federal data banks for DNA. Did you know
that?
I didn't know we had local banks and we had some federal banks,
we got banks.
That was their police headquarters was very
interesting here. Dave, this new technology allows police to
track a possible suspect through his family members DNA, right.
Oh, there you go. Track it through your family members DNA.
What are we living in CSI Miami? Boy, yeah, I mean, it's from
what from what I understand the actual, the actual, of DNA is,
it's not all that simple. You know, people
Oh, it takes forever to do the tests, which of course is
negated by the bullcrap, we're fed on television. And by the
way, I want to mention that because I do have some
television clips I want to get to later but I'm gonna just want
to mention that we always have to remember that this crap that
we're fed on these TV shows to indicate that they can do
something when they can't, like get an instant DNA analysis from
waterglass. You know, within five minutes, when the most of
these DNA labs are backed up for years.
Tell me about the sexuality. It's in your DNA. Yeah.
And the other thing is, is things like, you know, they
tried to I think, I don't know how stupid they think the public
is. But you know, it's like this. Can you trace the call?
Yeah. Can you trace the call as a good trace the call when the
calls ID header is on the call instantly?
Like, caller ID, dude.
It's unbelievable. Yeah.
But, yeah, so I think we're bringing DNA into it. And, of
course, it's the undercurrent. The undertone is a new mean,
incendiary device. This is another one you got to look out
for incendiary device. So amidst all of this, losing the peloton,
oh, received an incendiary device in the mail. And we keep
getting in CDIAC. Some matches. Yeah, that's an incendiary
device. It is. Thank you very much. There's no actual details
on what the it could be a lighter. Now it's an incident.
Yeah, it's an incendiary device. And it's not necessarily it's
not like a box that smouldering and exploding in look at the
definition of incendiary device. And that isn't an undercurrent
and undertone, if you will. And I fear very much for speech,
which
speeches headed out, there was a interesting to see the way they
do it, because what it does, of course, is our show, not that
anything's going to happen in the next year or two. But our
show will not be available at some point in the future because
essentially, we're in fact, they've already got some
internet licence, even though it could be some sort of a hoax
floating around. Their whole thing is, is we can see this
coming a mile away.
I'm really sad because I had a clip from the United Kingdom
where some were owl hunt. from Bloomberg. Maybe I can if I'm
lucky, maybe I can. I can find it online. Owl hunt from
Bloomberg was on the BBC. And he was told maybe I can get into my
mail here hold on a second I might now hunt Yeah, he's from
Bloomberg I've no idea who the who the guy is. Bloomberg has
got a bunch of weirdos working and and he was on the BBC
talking about it was mainly about guns. And of course the
BBC you know, the in Gitmo nation East they're all like,
no, it's, you know, you hardly even talk about the fact that
it's so easy to get guns and this guy he throws in every
single mean you can Imagine I'm gonna see if I can find I'm so
sad because that was one of the clips that I really wanted to
play today. Let me just let me just let me see Google don't let
me down BBC owl hunt watch this al hunt and US economic outlook.
Okay, here it is maybe yeah, Katie K spoke to Al hunt we
might get lucky John Hold on a second. Let's see if I can. If I
can play this this will freak you out. Every single meme you
can imagine was in this it was sent to me by Robert one of our
producers from get one nation he's and he and his family were
blown away by by the idiocy of this. Okay, hold on a second. I
think we will be interesting to see if we can get it through the
bandwidth. And of course we'll probably get to a pre roll yay.
Wait, why is it not why am I not hearing anything
by the way blown away may be illegal term in the future
THINK HE Mr. Curry has said blown away five times. Yes. We
need to talk to him. He's a fine to begin with. And you will be
jailed if he continues this
part of the economy. Hold on CSX so I got a pre roll. Normally
you
don't have this. It's funny the CSX and that's
the train. It is cool, isn't it? Yeah. They're laughing at us
now. John. Here we go. They've been
laughing at it since the get go. Yeah, let's see if we can get
every country of course has people with mental problems. But
not every country gives those people such easy access to guns
that you do that every country has. Every every country has
crazy people but you crazy Americans in the colony. You
give them guns, you know,
that seems that that's almost outside the realms of possible
discussion here. No.
Well, it certainly is beyond the realm it would appear posses the
executive Washington, editor of Bloomberg News, and he looks
like a spoke. Owl hunt Mike's brother, here we go.
You're absolutely right. Other countries also violence but no
country faces gun violence the way America does. And whatever
the cause is really,
really bad include Afghanistan.
No, he actually only actually mentioned it when I listen to
this clip, everything's in the
realm it would appear a possible solution. You're absolutely
right. Other countries also face violence, but no country faces
gun violence the way America does. And whatever the
causations of this deranged act in Tucson terrain. Here is one
indisputable fact a young man with a history of mental illness
who was rejected by the United States Army because of drug use
walked into Oh, that's
new. Because you doubt so there's the leak Shep Smith was
talking about he was attracted rejected because of drug use.
Did you know that?
Well, that might be a leak. Yeah. That made me that's where
we if anyone listened to the last show, we had shepherds
going off script and mentioning that they will be leaked why he
was rejected. And we didn't know what it was. And that's probably
it. That's but he probably went off script too. But this guy
would know if he's a spook, like you think oh, yeah, yeah, he
would know so. So it'd be drug use. So we know he's got all
this information we our hunt is very well connected to know all
this stuff.
A store and an over the counter purchase just easily put down
500 bucks and bought a Glock 19 semi automatic gun with a with a
clip of 3030 bullets in it. And was now
that is, that is not true. So Glock 19 does not come with a
stock 30 mag clip. In fact, you can put a big clip in there. I
think it's funny enough the biggest clip you can get for a
Glock 19 is 33. My favourite number oh, there you go. 33
bullets, but then you know the thing is like, it's like it's
like it looks like a semi automatic like, like sticking
out a mile. Yeah. So I don't think that's true. What he's
spouting there, but okay, his point is made
to go and commit carnage about a month later, that was done so
easily. There are very few places in the world where you
could do that other than places like Afghanistan, it really is
your ego.
It seems that your consider or one is considered almost sort of
politically naive for even raising this as an issue is that
simply because it's a given that this is never going to change
me? It almost seems like there's no discussion of it when these
events happen.
There's no discussion, but what do you think I'm here? Oh, crap.
What do you think I'm here for honey? I'm here. I'm here to
propagate the message. Discussion?
Well, what what one discovers in American politics is that 70 or
80% of the people would like to clamp down on
70 or 80% of the people John, he's got all the statistics.
Yes, yeah, that would like to Clap.
So in other words, our friend is in England saying that 70 to 80.
Did he say 70? To 80? He said 70 to 80% of the American public.
We don't we weren't done yet. We really Yeah,
sure kind of activity. I mean, I can without even seeing a
survey, I can guarantee that. Without weight of it,
they say what I thought he said, Yeah, let me just replay that,
because it's worth
70 or 80% of the people would like to clamp down on this kind
of activity. I mean, I can without even seeing a survey, I
can guarantee you that. 20% that disagree. That's the only issue
they care about. They're passionate, the 70% 70 and
those 20 they need to be on meds, dammit.
So what he said so 20% of the people that disagree with the
80% of the people that want to get rid of the nation of guns,
those 20% are all nutball. Yes, that you're complete. There's
nobody in between the numbers are solid because he doesn't
have to look at us. He doesn't have
to look at a survey. He's our hunt for the job. He's not only
a
journalist, he is the editor in chief over the Washington
bureau. He was he was
executive editor of the Washington Post. The Washington
Post waiting at when I'm waiting. Wait, let me just does
Bloomberg. I'm sorry. No, I'm sorry. You're right. Bloomberg,
Executive Editor, Washington. Bloomberg. I'd
have to I'd have to political get. He's got the political game
of a high position.
Yeah, but it's a real position and the guy looks, you know, he
has the statue and he has the blue polka dotted tie with the
white striped shirt underneath. So you know, he's official. He's
an official. He's got his uniform.
He's not a bowtie, we can give them no, no,
no, thank God.
20% that disagree? That's the only issue they care about their
passion, the 70% they have 17 Other things they're interested
in. And the other thing is that the National Rifle Association
as well and most powerful lobbyist in Washington, and
every time you begin to do something, and say, Hey, we want
to cut back on assault weapons. You don't need assault weapons
to hunt deer to protect yourself. They use the camera
you
do to protect yourself. Yes, you need an assault weapon.
Apparently you do. Yeah. That's bull crap from it.
Well, you know, that reminds me I don't want to give the story.
I don't want to go into great detail. But Henry Clay's brother
in Kentucky cashes clay at a big house and he used to have a
cannon in front of his place because he was an anti he was an
abolitionist and an anti abolitionist area. And
everyone's where they try to come in and get him to baggies
or beat him up or whatever. I'm not absolutely sure. But he had
to fire the cannon a number of times at mobs. Yeah, that was
surrounded his house and the cannon was legal. You have to
let her know what's up. So you put a cannon out there and
people leave you alone?
Yeah, it works.
But now oh my god, you can't even have a rapid fire pistol. I
mean, you didn't let alone a cannon.
Let's listen to more of Al hunt. He's my favourite new guy.
Actually, if he's, he's funnier than, than any comedian I've
seen recently.
argument the minute you do that you're gonna threaten legitimate
gun rights. complicated by the Supreme Court decision last year
that makes it harder for localities to crack down on gun
possession.
Is it about guns? Or is it about government or the kind of nexus
of the two out because, you know, Americans regulate other
things you regulate teenagers access to alcohol, more
stringently than most European countries?
You know, it's part of the culture, the Wild West.
Certainly, the
executive Washington, editor of Bloomberg News, I just threw up
a lower third. Again, it's part of our Wow.
Yeah. Before I continue that clip, I want to just say
something I want to just throw this in. So people have this in
the back of their mind as they listen to this guy. 80% He says
that the public 70 to 80 want to do away with the whole gun
situation, which is very doable. By the way. All you have to do
with that kind of majority, you have 8070 to 80% of the public.
It should be a no brainer to change the constitution, put a
constitutional amendment it up for grabs, put it up there and
take away the right to bear arms segment of the Bill of Rights.
Just get rid of it. Yeah, because you got that many people
to hold it apparently the entire United States with the exception
of 20% of the nutballs out there, want to get rid of guns,
put yourself a little group together, put up a
constitutional amendment and pass it it should be a no
brainer with those numbers. He explains
why you can't do that because the NRA is a very powerful lobby
in Washington and urge just can't get past him at all. She
made an incredible listen to more hours live my new comedian
here while dudes in
urban areas are quite different than they are and and rural or
southern or western communities where guns are part of the
culture their way of life and a 99 plus percent that is totally
legitimate and people use them for hunting and sometimes Just
to protect themselves like that's really rare,
rarely rare. I love the statistics. This is this
gussto stuff out of his ass. Yeah.
I mean, that was there like a casting calls, like, we just
need some douchebag to come on and, and this is the BBC news is
that this is real news.
Unbelievable.
But guns really are part of the fabric. And those people have a
difficulty, have difficulty understanding why people who
don't consider guns part of their culture want to crack down
on things.
These people have a difficulty understanding because they're
their feeble. The dummies the 20% have don't understand why
now that
20% are just a bunch of dope, just dumb and hip.
Teens. And there really is been it's been almost impossible have
a civil discourse in that issue.
Oh, it's impossible to have a civil discourse. This is on the
BBC. Now this is going to be on US TV tomorrow. You watch this.
This is the stuff that's going to happen.
I think you're right. All you knew was going to happen.
Let's just It's almost done. I and by the way, she's she's
annoying. She's highly Aneri Oh, my god awful discourse
on that issue.
And do you think that's likely to change at all in the wake of
the Arizona shooting? I know that at the moment, we're in a
position where the Supreme Court may start relaxing gun control
laws even further.
This doesn't ring true to me. I thought exactly the opposite was
happening. What did she say? I just play it again. She She says
that this now where the Supreme Court is about to relax rules.
Were
in the United States already did that thing about guns? Listen to
what she says
Supreme Court may start relaxing gun control laws even further.
Is that true?
Why is there a case up there that they're gonna take on and
do that they did? What does she think the Supreme Court says up
there out of the blue doing things? They're just all based
on, on law cases that come up to them for them to judge? Well,
she's like, they're sitting there saying I think we should
relax the laws even further. Just out of the blue was she
actual crap, she actually says that they're about to do that
this is honoured
with what the Supreme Court will
listen to the way she says it. The way she says that it sounds
like it. Oh my God, I want to slap her. She's, she's annoying
at all. In the wake of the Arizona shooting. I know that at
the moment, we're in a position where the Supreme Court at
the moment we're in a position where the Supreme Court may
start
relaxing gun control laws even further.
You know, that just doesn't sound true. I don't know
anything about this.
I'm looking at all the news items for the last week that
have to do with the Supreme Court and gun laws. And I'm
still not seeing I don't see anything.
So that's that's Well, it's certainly shoddy reporting to at
best shoddy. I mean, what else am I going to say? I mean, but
this is the BBC.
You look at shoddy and the Webster's there's a picture of
this woman. Oh,
my gosh. She could actually be Jimmy Wales, his girlfriend.
She'd be perfect for him. And she got a downturned mouth
grouchy downturn. Let's let's just finish it up. We've got 20
seconds left.
Well, history would suggest that we make a slight bit of change.
And then it's used the rollback, there was an assault weapon ban
put into effect during the Clinton administration. It
expired in 2004 and has not been extended. So is
that true? Could be I thought that they were still banned. I
didn't know I thought you can? No, I
think there was I think there's certain assault weapons you
couldn't get you can get again. Okay.
So I if history is any guide, and particularly given the
political composition of this Congress, I think it's doubtful
that much will happen.
Our hope for Pittsburgh news, joining us from New York. Thank
you very much. Well,
so what did he say? What was the snide remark he made about
Congress?
Oh, the makeup of Congress now because it's
a majority this guy raving Democrat,
I guess. I guess. Wow.
So that was the worst thing ever.
Yeah. A clip of the week a
that's getting there. Yeah.
No, I was just I was blown away by that. I'm like, Oh, my
goodness.
So she I'm looking at something Eric does she'll sent me which
is apparently Supreme Court strikes down DC gun ban. That's
not even new. That's from June of 2008. Right let's see if
she's referring to that and it's pretty ridiculous.
I, I went we're about halfway through John and I did not give
out my PR associate mentions which I'd like to do before we
go on to thank some people for supporting the show. Sounds
good. So first of all, we have Have mark set by rec I think
spirit spire UK who created ITM dot i m. It's an in the morning
URL shortener.
Yeah, that's that's a good one, I assume. I don't know. But you
can tell me but I did get that note is the is he going to be
able to get a stats on what people are sending around? Well?
I don't think it's in there right now. But if he doesn't,
then it is destined to fail because you have to be able to
get your stats. So So he says, inspired by curries by curries,
cloud.com Create a URL shortener for Gitmo nation itm.im And he
already has a couple of setup ITM dot m slash na for the no
agenda show p and a pocket no agenda app etc. And coming soon
every episode of no agenda easily accessible through ITM
dot m dot i m dash na and then the episode number and a mark I
think you should to open it up for people to get stats, and I
think you'd get a lot of uptake and that's great. I just like
the whole idea. I think it's cool that he got ITM that I am
although would have been even better if he got itm.na I have
no idea what country Na is. Nigeria something something
towards
Africa. There's no country, but I like that.
I want to thank Ms. Small Biz for our brand new URL Mavericks
of media.com. Which which was registered before our show on
Sunday was even over. Yeah, good. I liked that. Yeah. And it
points click Draw McGraw and it points to no agenda show.com And
I had some more information on Ms. Small Biz, which I is in my
email, which I can't get to so I'll save that for Sunday. But I
just want to let you know that Mavericks of media.com, which I
think should be our, our new mantra that we are, we are the
Mavericks or the Mavericks of media it makes even Mickey went
hate her ears perked up she would Hey, Mavericks
shows I heard the first time you mentioned it earlier. Before we
did the show. I just said that's a winner. Yeah, that's
unfortunate. And I got to get through hopefully the guy still
listening. Right. I can go dig it up. But we do have a who
should get some sort of credit for this. We had one of our
early producers a couple years ago, who came up with the
crackpot and buzzkill right. And that came in from the public.
Most of what we do is from is really public. It's stuff that
the public has done, or we get tips from the public, we get
good buzzwords from the public. We've got a great group of
artists we've always worked by the way was Randy Asher.
Gosh, sir Randy Ashra. How stupid are we?
Yeah, we forgot to thank him for the great art that he used to
do. And Hint, hint and brandy
Hint, hint. Well, it's really hard. It was really hard as you
you get like and we go through this all the time. So right
after the right after the show, then we're looking at no agenda
Art Generator dot info looking for stuff that's uploaded. And
sometimes it's very hard you know, you get like a couple of
really good pieces and we have to choose one and then people
get discouraged and you know so always be looking at no agenda
Art Generator dot info, and you can always propagate that
message and and link to other great art that is made
available. But yeah, I think the art is extremely important. And
it really helps also, another thing that's being done by
Rhino, the bearded is this no agenda shots, no agenda
shots.com and
clips. Yeah, it's clips of our clip clips of us clips
of us. And he's got like 80 of them already done at and he's
done. Some of them are done in video. And I do want to mention
because he's in school, and he has a Kickstarter project.
Because, you know, it takes a lot of time. He does two of
these. Thank you, darling. Two of these a week and he wants to
do two he wants to continue doing two a week and one on one
on video. Are you still there?
Yeah, no, I'm just I had to make a note for that. Well, darling,
number 14. I don't know what you're angling for today, but I
hope it works out for you.
What are you talking about?
No, this is you use the word darling. Referring to oh,
my darling. She loved my darling. She's my my daughter
17. So anyway, so he goes to school and he has to choose
between a part time job to pay for his education or doing the
no agenda clips. And and as part of our open source vibe. I'd
like you to go to his Kickstarter project. Value for
value school project. He is asking for people to pledge
money for his school tuition so we can continue to do the no
agenda shots, which I find to be incredibly valuable. We have
them running on the stream people love them. It's a great
way to it's better than than a premiere show. I think because
you get these little bits. And it's great to hear the older
ones like, oh my god, you know, that came true. Yeah, we were
talking
about it takes a lot of work to listen to all these old shows
and take clips from them, well, I can't even do
it. I mean, even even one show and he pulls clips all the time.
So please, and I'm gonna put some of this week's donation
money that the came in, I'm going to put it into his his
Kickstarter project. It's not cheap as tuition. But if we can
make it work, and he has the project last until March, then
he will continue to do the no agenda shots. So please consider
helping him out. He's great guy. He also doesn't show on the
stream when it's running. And then finally, I have a donation
dude, who has been running a Google ads for us 286,000 views,
sending a percentage of that to no agendas donation page. And I
want to thank him for that. So his PR mentioned is your
donation.com He's got a little thing run in there. And these
are all people who do independent projects that
benefit the show. And it's the model that we've chosen and
every single day I thank my lucky stars we've we've chosen
this path of poverty, because it is well worth eating the the
bread instead of the cake, because I sleep well. You don't
apparently you have like lucid dreams of floating. But I sleep
well, knowing that we don't have any agenda to adhere to we don't
have to kowtow to any commercial interest. We don't have to break
for commercials here just imagine the crap that would
happen if there was like a big promotion for let's say a car
company and and it had to happen today and we couldn't do it or
you know, whatever. Yeah, how many make good you have to go
through to fix that and
nightmare
you got to talk to the client the client will be well can't
you get scandal reliable connection you need like a
couple backup connection game. And it's like, Thank you
douchebag advertiser, you know, it's just horrible. And now
we've got exactly the opposite, where we've got people listening
to the worse than an am quality stream and helping in every
possible way. I get people who are ready to pick me up and
drive me to their home to do the show. I mean, it's great. And I
love it
return. Yeah, well, that's a different problem.
It only be one show, but they will take me to their house to
do the show. Exactly. So who can we thank for helping? Well, we
got a lot of people that say we got 11 people who got in on the
dollars 11 cents on the loss actually on 111 11 Perfect. I
wish we had had two lucky guys that was correct start with
Terry Heyman from Baytown, Texas, who actually gave us
144 11 But credits the 11 1111 because he has an extra $33 to
help a little bit toward the coin cos he says we covered he
says too bad was a mess. Kudos to the shill, Eric for his hard
work on getting it sorted out and to both of you for doing the
right thing. Which, which is that we appreciate that
commentary. He wants to get a knighthood this year it probably
will. John Schneider Chicago, Illinois 11 1111 requesting in
the morning to all bakers in the kitchens. We do that
all bakers in the kitchen. So I think at the beginning of the
show, I'm at nearly a baker I'm going to have that you know
bakers are do work in the morning.
Oh, they work in the way too early. It's amazing that they
that bakers and I mean this is all over the world. The bread
bakers of the world, they get up at four three or whatever. 30.
Yeah, it's worse than today's show gig.
Yeah, I've worked in a bakery as a young as a young lad. And
yeah, it's tiring. But boy, is that bread. Does that smell good
in the morning?
You know, but it does. In fact it does. I've actually gotten up
in the morning once in a while. John Kilbourne Houston Texas
figured a five by one donation had to come the actual day No.
As always great show thanks for all the hard work also wants to
send regards to oh, he has a black and I forgot he's a Black
Knight have no agenda roundtable is stream Founding Executive
Producer, etc. So it's Sir John Kilburn. AJ tesi. A normal
Illinois and his next door neighbour abnormal. I wish the
best for my brother returning to school next week and can use a
little more karma in 2011.
Well, let let me help you with that. Hold on a second. This is
not working well for me today. You've got karma. Sorry for the
delay.
But David Rossa Clarkston, Michigan, doing his part to help
us stay on it. Stay on the air, Diana Maroney, Cambridge,
Ontario another five. Bye One one of those people never
checked to see if Pay Pal bounced me it did I have
restarted the monthly subscription and add this amount
to in penance and hope you will undo me.
Oh, I'll be happy to do that as well. You've been de deuced
Christopher you know she wasn't really deuced in the first place
to be d Jewish but it's okay. Kristen now she's minus two I
mean, she's plus one so she can be a douche she's
she's up one. Yep, she's up. He's
up one. Yeah. Christopher Trotman and in what Brother? W
at AKEREY tech carry Auckland, New Zealand not sure what to
make up to helps us I was help us out in 1010 10 Queens Ed
Shaveh is New York, New York. We scroll down here Taylor Stewart,
Calabasas, California five by one love some more karma for his
for his tailor could be a guy or a woman. But his fiancee is
Meredith. Of course that doesn't well. Anyway, he's in California
so who knows but it will assuming it's a guy for his
fiancee Meredith she needs some karma because his for her battle
with the LAPD is going well. Oh, and so figured 111 donation
form we get extra karma there that always helps. You've got
karma. Boys always nice little extra karma
Steven lo Birmingham West Midlands at UK Eric rules my
coins or Eric rules. Eric rules like coin
has arrived. You gotta Eric rules dude. rule that
he's in. He's in England. Rules. My handle is molar. Nein, nein
nein Nein. I know you guys went the extra mile that says you
have some cash blah, and he's gonna send some blankets. Thank
you very much. He needs a D douching. He says
I don't mind the blankets. You spend D
deuced. If anybody's travelling around the world, when you're in
Peru, make sure to pick up a lot of blankets there because that's
the best blankets in the world. Re Jacobson, Ashland, Virginia
five by one he wants to suggest all slaves watch the movie Food
Inc. I've seen it's quite good. Yeah. vailable to watch
instantly on Netflix to go in food eat movie.com Check it out
movie illustrates everything John and Adam been saying all
along. Anything else in this note talking about Soylent Green
a little bit. He loves my perspective. I guess that's
important.
I vote it's like you know he's been ugly, but I love his
perspective.
Ivo Welton, Arnhem, Netherlands Holland. Arnhem the bridge too
far. Right on him.
You know that's the from the movie The Bridge Too Far. RNM
x, or five times one? After listening for quite some episode
deserve some good deed douching bad deed deuced. And he also
wouldn't mind getting a little karma first girlfriend. You've
got karma? For name anonymous. Donation. Did
he mention her name or not? Oh,
let's see it. Is donation of $100. From anonymous. Yes. from
Gitmo nation three legs not sure where his partner and him option
three legs?
We'll have to figure that out. While we're, I don't know. Bow
community could be the valley so from San Fernando Valley that
would make sense if you think about it. Val communications.
Finally guys challenge coins to happy camper out of Toronto $100
Daniel Finn and Newport South South Australia. I guess it's
not flooded their surnames spoken as in Dolphin, Daniel
Finn, Finn, Dolphin, Adelaide. He's in Adelaide 777 To
celebrate the fantastic release of Drupal version seven. Okay.
For sure all the slaves of Queensland the best getting
through the floods can John refrain from doing an Australian
accent impersonation? Didn't I just do that? Hey,
by the way, I just want to send a little bit of extra karma to
get my nation down under first. Because man that is a messed up
shutdown. They're harmless. You guys, you need some massive
karma. This is bad, John. I mean, it's just like, it's it's
really.
Apparently something similar happened in 72 or 74. And it's
like you make sure why why can't they re engineer the area? I
mean, why is Brisbane of all places that completely drenched
I mean they're completely underwater all the cars are you
know the water is up over the top it's a ridiculous
Yeah, it's well, not just outright not just ridiculous.
It's it's really it's disconcerting. It's, it's it's
bad man. It's really really sending
up all kinds of prices of commodities to Santa Samantha
cost. Stockton, California $75 and other new donor. It's an
honour of her husband Joe introduced me to the show. and
is $1 An hour donor he by the way, we have that offer there,
you should check it out. It's $1 an hour for the show I think is
well worth it. He volunteers to do the dishes now because he
prefers to be doing something while listening to the show.
This is a productive show. Yes, he runs a podcast that you and
your listeners might find entertaining called the ozone
nightmare. Thanks for all your hard work and creating my own
very own dish slave.
Oh, we will Women In addition, we wouldn't mind having the
recipe.
Daniel Armstrong APO Arab Emirates, I guess, or AE or I
don't know what he stands for in this regard. He's in Houston.
And he wants to say Oh, Jason, why in Houston, you are a douche
bag, Donut head.
Donut head.
I guess he's a donut lover. anonymous donation of 6969 is
see Mike in Kansas City to say when you say that name. He
objects to the one percenters meme and instead proposes the
creation of a help John and Adam get it up campaign. Donations in
the amount of 6969 I think
we can combine the two the one percenters need to help us get
it up.
Kevin Alcott Christchurch New Zealand 6666 He wants to thank
Eric but a lot of love going to Eric today Brighton cork who's
probably not listening at this point. Brighton cork, Perth. Oh,
I want to go to Perth 6666 Quick shout out to his fellow wheels
on the road commuters which is what your show appeals to mostly
I've received my original challenge coin one to make good
on your out of pocket expenses. Also wants you to just get mo
nation underwater. Starting to get a tad rough over there.
Yeah. Vivian Kingsburg Burlington Ontario have double
nickels on the dime it's a guilt donation for Christmas. My
husband and I gave our two year old son a massive train set He's
obsessed with it does not play with any other toys.
That is so wrong. What are you doing? And don't do that
at a train set when I was a kid I had a lot of fun with it.
Yeah.
That is not anymore. It's not a good
FJC magazine Colorado Springs double nickels on the dime we
want to send a small donation lets you know he loves what
we're doing. With little Carmen 2011 Give him some you've got
karma. Sir a couple of magazines. Go to FJC magazine.
Look it up on Google. He's got a Toyota truck magazine at Toyota
Cruze truck magazine and Tacoma magazine. Tacoma mag.com and FJC
dash mag.com have podcast for pizza one of our regulars. Yeah,
still looking for work and need a Karma boost sir laugh PS can
we put podcasts for peace on the stream? That's Adams decision a
couple $50 If we could stream Yeah, I would help George
Scanlon and Oh, Rick Hanson. one percenter contributed in the
impending Carmageddon. Now, I know this is a little long, but
I'm gonna have to stop or burden you with some more. We got some
checks in the mail, which I kind of do all at once.
Oh, can we put that in the opening? Ships at sea boots on
the ground checks in the mail?
Yeah, checks, checks. Bakers in the above and I got that
one. checks in the mail. And Baker's in the in the oven. I've
in the kitchen.
Kitchen. I'm sorry. ovens washing be in the oven Fisher
minute, man Greg Wilcox, your money did show up. $106.90 Thank
you minute, man. And so John Montoya $50 from Phoenix. Oh,
no, I'm sorry. Greg Wilcox is but another $50 from Greg from
Phoenix and Phoenix and John Montoya in Bakersfield. Wilcox
will be a night shortly if he's not already. We did mention
David Hoffman. We have land laying around $50 And he's in
Kenai. It says a K. But he's got a picture of him in a beach in
Hawaii. Well, no, no, this is Alaska. Yeah, there's no
mountains in the back is Alaska. Yeah. Okay. $62 from rich s. He
says I can't pronounce his name. So he's not gonna even tell me
what it is longtime listener, and he's finally been moved to
donate. Handwritten note. Thank you very much. $111.11 one more
from Jerry, wing and Roth. And he's got a birthday. He's got a
birthday call out on January 12. And his wife's birthday is on
January 11. Weird that two people with the same sign would
he be married but Laura gets a birthday call out and so does
Jerry.
Oh, I'm so so I don't have all the notes complete so I can't do
the full on birthday jingle issue unless you want to do it.
John, you want to do you want it? I
don't I don't have it either. I have the jingle
Go ahead John roll.
This is a birthday call out for Jerry wing and Roth. I don't
have a city. So it doesn't do a lot of good there. But he's his
birthday is on the 12th. And his wife, the lovely wife, he's puts
it in, she probably has a beauty. Laura, who has had her
birthday on January 11, we're happy birthday to you both. Hey,
that worked pretty good. It's better than
you know why it's because we're professionals, John. And even if
we're stuck in the woods with nothing but a compass and a
rubber knife, we still know how to bring it home.
So that's, that's our producers for this show is a little long
because of the checks in the mail. And that 11111 Day which
had came and went, and we do have another one coming up, of
course 11 1111, which is going to be big. And we want to get
people to go to the no agenda donation page A divorce.org/in A
channelled of org.org/n A or the no agenda show.com and click on
the donation links and help us for the next upcoming Sunday
show. And I somebody sent a note and I want to just finish with
this. About why they will you get exactly who gets executive
producer, I sent him some money, I didn't know I was able to
associate executive I want to be an executive. I'm gonna tell you
what the rule is for this, because I think it got confusing
over time. Yeah, essentially, it nsso on the if you read the
donation page and divorce.org/na you will see this carefully
written out. The person who gives the most for that specific
show is usually the executive producer, we make kind of made
it a short term policy because of our three three donation
which if you do it three times you throw in the extra penny, we
gave them a comp executive producer. Credit. So
essentially, the person who sends in the most money gets
executive producer and everybody else is an associate, unless
you're at three, three 3.33 or more than you will all all those
people will get executive producer credits. And that's
essentially the rule so you can get executive producer with a
tuner and $10 donation, or you can get one or you might just
get associate depending as I know it's complicated is very
simple to us. And I know it shouldn't be as confusing as it
is. But But let me give you one tip, we have a lot of people
donating like we had a lot of 111 ones today and the next show
usually goes a little low
right that's what you want to get.
Right that's the time if you want to put in a low bid to get
the executive producer you know that's the deal. If you're
looking for a deal,
I got a bag and FOIA if you're looking for
a deal so please go to divorce.org/in A or count of
org.com/na and help us did really does help appreciate
everybody
do we not have to night Dave Hoffman because he had a check
come in.
Yeah, what this will be as I guess Yeah, he needs another
knighthood this will be he'll be 11 1111 night on top of his He's
already a night
so do we. Do we want to night him again? I
rewrote green night him yeah. Let's give him another other
group.
Oh, a second. Do you have your Oh, do you have your blade?
Oh, hold on place.
Very nice. Dave Hoffman November three Papa Romeo, Oscar step
forward, please. Sir Dave, as we already know, you, we just don't
know what to say. Because you have contributed to so many
projects of the no agenda show. Right down to a daily source
code, Kickstarter project support. That's fantastic. We
really appreciate it without people like you. And even the
people who do $5 a month. But really, sir Dave, we'd like to
give you yet another 1111 knighthood, and a special little
balloon attached to your chair at the no agenda, night
roundtable. And aluminium balloon, aluminium as it were.
And, again, thanks to everybody who's in at lower levels that
don't get mentioned. Many of you do it on purpose, because you
want to remain super anonymous. The $5 a month really, no matter
what you donate on what any given show, if you can sign up
for $5 a month, that's really what is going to give us
longevity. And, you know, it's it's getting there, I think
another two years and we could we could get by maybe three
years we could get by on the $5 a month although unfortunately
Of course. Yeah, they keep pulling. Keep pulling them out.
Yeah,
like one of our producers pointed out she looked up looked
it up and she was they pulled the plug on her for unknown
reasons. Now don't pull the plug at the drop of a hat.
Now the extra extra supercar was of course for the special
numbers like our lucky 30 Bataar $33 mothership boarding pass,
which of course as we said on Sunday was hovering above Peru
for half an hour. She's on her way. That is a great way to
support us. And the magic numbers do have magical power.
I think they were just there too. Bye bye. blankets I have.
I have proof more magic numbers. People are tracking him now and
I think it's worth putting it in the show notes. A link to the
complete history of violent rhetoric and Glenn Beck's 33
years of broadcasting we have clashed Yes 33 years of
broadcasting he that's his little message he's been
broadcasting for 33 years apparently.
That's unique and yeah,
of course we you know in the Clooney conciliate department as
the referendum is taking place now in Sudan. Darfur I should
say for to see if they should separate the and become an
independent states that will last through Saturday. So Sunday
should have some news. I can already tell you what the news
is. The news is, well, we've got to we got to bring in a special
panel to count they're not even gonna get to the count by the
way, what they're going to do is now they're going to say that
not enough people showed up although it looks like 60% of
the population is about 3 million people 60% have showed
up to vote and then that is a valid referendum anyway. number
of people killed during a skirmishes John Beck does the
333 33 people killed little message there from the New World
Order to all you slaves. And this is my favourite. This is my
my favourite favourite favourite message to all slaves of Gitmo
nation. price of diesel edges up for six week to 3.333 per
gallon.
is mocking us.
Just putting it right in our face. Like, hey, let's screw
with Korean Dvorak. Let's make it I mean, not $3.33. But
literally, they've got the fraction in there.
3.3 3/3 is definitely a third
crazy. Now. One more quick PR mention because he's becoming
quite a celebrity all of his own. And hopefully today or
tomorrow the know. You we're back with me now. John? Hello.
Hello. Yeah, yeah. No, hello.
Yeah. Can you hear me? Yeah, okay, good. You're such a dick.
You got like, I lost you. I lost you. I'm gonna say can you hear
me? Yeah. Can you hear me? Oh, you always do that. It's it's
annoying.
I'm just couldn't hear you for a minute. I can hear you fine. I
understand. But then when I say to
you, you're gonna ask me. Can you hear me? And I hear you.
Yeah,
yeah, but you hear the intonation of your voice is like
yeah, like you stupid idiot. Of course I can.
Like you. I was like this Sinatra joke. The guy goes to
the guy's in a restaurant and he said he wants to impress his
girlfriend. And so he goes up to Frank Sinatra and he says, Hey,
Frank, and he knows that Mrs. Frank Can you come back when you
come into the restaurant? Go come up to me like Adam
important or something and and so she'll Joe didn't cross my
girlfriend. And so I saw Okay, whatever. So I kept this was not
your comes in. And it says, Hey, Bill I haven't seen for a long
time. And and and builders have said, Hey, Frank. Frank. I'm
busy right now. Can you?
Right, right. That's a That's a good one. I like it. So anyway,
he's become quite a celebrity in his own right. And he has his
own promo. And I do want to let you know, the stream is all
messed up. But we have a backup stream running after the show.
And hopefully when Time Warner Cable gets their crap together,
and we're, I'm doing my best here, but anyway, there's no
agenda. stream.com is really rockin people. It is open source
radio, the human resources of Gitmo nation programme it,
you're putting the music together. We've got people doing
shows, I mean, it's really turning into something extremely
cool. And I'm very, very proud of all the work that everybody's
doing. And our newsreader. Doug is becoming quite the celebrity
John every hour. Blackbird Doug Yeah, and he has his own promo,
which I'd like to play for you right now.
Only one news reporter gets you through the tyranny nation news
headlines direct from the Ministry of Truth dug on no
agenda story. We don't understand why this happened.
You may not know what he's saying. But you know, it's the
truth Meteor apparently it's Oklahoma reported as flash of
light and sky 16 tail and on dug for new three earthquakes,
traffic Central China traffic accident and weather together on
the three. Snowing was the latest school closings and
emergency weather information. No emergency declared in Boston
dude into Doug Unistall from Israel to get mo nation news on
no agenda stream.com
I like news and weather on the threes.
I love the threes.
You may not understand what he's saying. But you know it's the
truth. To mark together he Marcus couch. He's a genius.
Also, he's doing the earthquake machine on I think Mondays and
Fridays at 10 o'clock West Coast time. So anyway, so we're
working really hard on making it all work. And it's really cool
because you use your Dropbox and you just throw some stuff in
there. And then it automatically makes a show out of it. So, but
it'll take a little while and it will take like a connection for
it all to work, but we're working on it. And you can tell
there's some momentum now, as Doug, Doug. Yeah, as Doug just
mentioned, there was this meteor in Oklahoma. Which of course,
immediately it was like, oh, no, flash of light. Oh, there's
nothing nothing going on. And nothing happened. And I was
like, Oh, this is it's not true that no media, nothing going on.
Well, we have producer John Little, who by the way, is
halfway to a no agenda knighthood and he says in the
morning, Adam, firsthand report on the bright light seen over
Mississippi, Tuesday the 11th. The News is reporting that we
saw the light due to a meteor event in Oklahoma. A nearby
farmer in the county that borders the county I live in
reported a crater in one of his fields. The news of course, said
this is bogus. I did not believe the reports and decided to drive
the 12 miles to the site. For a place with no crater there sure
were a lot of law enforcement officers in the area and had all
the roads closed off. Since it was after midnight. At this
point, I gave the officer a hearty in the morning and
returned home. I wonder if the mothership has crashed hit him
in the mouth says John. And we love that. So debunking,
debunking the news.
Well, you know, one of the things about these meteors is
they're worth a lot of money, really, and they'd become
problematic is when one of them smacks down someplace because
media media hunters come in from all over the place because you
can grab if you have to depends on the type of media but some of
those media chunks are worth like hundreds of 1000s of dollar
really who but who pays money for that? Who wants to pay 100,
DMS
and collectors?
are collectors out there. Oh, yeah, absolutely.
Literally, there's one actually up in scrim up in Washington,
there's a there's a rock shop there. And he's got a bunch of
meteors that he sells and buys. He's a rock hound. And if you
give me everyone wants to see the great Meteor, you can go to
the Natural History Museum in New York, and they have one of
the most valuable meteors in the rock collection. It's huge. It's
about five feet high.
So let me ask you a question. 100 grand is that for like the
five foot high version or is it just the
five foot high version might go for 100 grand but but it turns
out because I did a little research on this recently for
something. And it turns out that the some of these metres are
only worth a few $1,000. But there's certain kinds of
only a few 1000 They'll take it.
Some of these meteors, little pieces can be worth hundreds to
but some of these metres are made are composed of certain
combinations of metals and crystals are whatever that make
them very valuable. They're very rare. And I didn't know that I
didn't know when a meteor hits it becomes a real problem for
you know,
how does how does come from all over? How does one authenticate
said Meteor? I mean how do you know if it's a real Meteor? I
mean I could be giving you a
Ross or one that just hits it it'd be steaming hot but
yeah, I know but but I mean if you're if you're going on the on
the open market to sell your Meteor
I think there are experts that can is like geologist can tell
you
interesting, you know it could because you know like I remember
the Dutch had had received that moonrock and it turned out to be
a piece of petrified wood and they had it in the museum and
everything stupid
hilarious.
Oh my goodness. Anyway, on the on the Doug front dog, the BBC
who of course, bring you awesome experts like Alan hunt. Al hunt.
had a fantastic report on birds. In Romania, of course we got
dogs everywhere fallen out of the skies. And this was probably
the funniest isn't my favourite one. Yeah. My favourite story
too, and I'm just gonna read it right from the Ministry of
Truth. birds that were thought to have died from avian flu and
Romania instead apparently drank themselves to death. As dead
starlings were found on the outskirts of the city of
Constanta in eastern Romania on Saturday, and of course,
authorities were afraid the birds had died from avian flu
but local veterinarian officials by the way, if you're if your
pet is sick, make sure you take it to a veterinarian in in
Romania said the starlings had died after eating grape mark the
leftovers from the winemaking process and had drunk themselves
to death.
Now there's a couple of things Just think about this one it is
funny. But this other thing is mark which is actually a mark is
not the right term for it but so they do this in the Napa Valley
in some soil conditions and wine growing areas as soils not
acidic enough and they take the gunk, the the gunk that's at the
end of the process of squeezing the last bit of juice out of the
wine, and they put it back into the soil. And they kind of
plough it in or they can dump it on top. And every once in a
while you see a pile of this stuff and up into the Napa
Valley there's just it's it's it's just a leftover crap, which
is still got a lot of alcohol in it because it's the, you know,
the skins and all this stuff inside. And I think that it's
possible if I was a starling, and I'm packing around,
wait a minute you are you're floating in your dreams, maybe
you are a star I
was floating, not flying. So and I was by myself. So anyway, so
the starling would probably I mean the seeds in the grapes
which would be in there would probably be pretty tasty at this
point because they're crunchy anyway, ripe seed a seed and are
very ripe grape is a very crunchy thing. It's like Grape
Nuts very tasty. And that you would end up probably the left
or the skins as I was probably very tasty to the birds, and
then they get a little loopy, and which makes them
uninhibited. So they overeat and they but they end up getting a
lot of alcohols. This may be the solution to the starling problem
to get a reverse or a plague. Ah well, I mean, I don't think a
natural way to poison them. It's fantastic. And it's good for the
soil. And not good for Doug. Anyway, I just thought that was
that was interesting that this would happen to them.
Well, what is kind of funny though, that the report actually
finishes with fireworks were blamed for the deaths of 1000s
of Redwing blackbirds in Arkansas while in Sweden
officials believe almost 100 jackdaws found death in the
centre of town had simply been run over. So it's like a
competition. Of course we all know that this is harp related.
It's a competition to see who which government can come up
with a stupidest reason for these birds dying that people
will believe. And, and I think they're doing a great job.
But we got fireworks keeping me entertained. I
got hit by a car. Sweden. What happened to those hundreds of
birds? They got hit by a car. Oh, okay. All right. What time
are the Kardashians on? Self idiot. Hey, I have an inner show
clip. By the way, John, that I want to play
it what does it involve? Well,
it's an oldie but goodie. And the reason why it popped up on
the stream. So I'm going to drop it into the box somewhere. It's
nine minutes. It is Eisenhower's farewell speech, the one that we
discussed recently. Yeah. And after having discussed it with
you, and after knowing because he you know, he talks about the
military industrial complex. But after having discussed it with
you, and you said, well, actually, it was the military
industrial academic complex. I heard this speech in a whole new
light. And he really goes into such detail about science and
about government funding government funding of
universities, that it just boggled my mind that had never
really recognised that because it was so focused on the words
military industrial complex, that the rest of the speech just
kind of faded away into the background. And now when you
listen to this speech, again, you will hear him literally
warning for the exact position we find ourselves in today,
where big pharmaceuticals are basically paying for all
research. And you know, for that pain, they're keeping
universities going, and how, of course, because of this, things
like biodiversity, I should actually probably do the. And
stuff like the science being in is really funded. And he warned
about this in his speech. And when you hear it again, very
much like we listened to the crackpot from the John Birch
Society, it just it just hit me with a whole new light. And so I
wanted to share that with people I think that
Birch Society clip was was killer, by the way. Yeah, very.
And you can find that in the show notes, no agenda show.com.
The show notes are also available in structured data
format, in OPML. So you can import them into other
programmes and stuff, and it's all part of the service that we
deliver to you here at the no agenda show. And then, sorry, go
ahead. Go ahead. Well, the only other thing I really want to get
to and I guess there's only one real story I want to share,
although I could talk talk about it for an hour. We had the one
year anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti on the 12th
Just the other day, and of course, after Well, I don't know
after almost a year of predominantly me but us bitch On
the show about the lack of money getting to Haiti, there are some
publications that actually said, Hey, where did all the money go?
Canada actually is doing some great reporting. They have a
very large Haitian community in Canada. And they're starting to
say, wait a minute, this is wrong, apparently only
Well, Canada is doing it to needle us. Yeah. It's right.
5% of the rubble has been cleared. Yeah. 5% How long does
it take but the best? The best is, please go to Clinton
foundation.org. And Bill Clinton did this video. And you don't
see a single tent in the video. By the way, all you see is happy
Haitians. It's Bill Clinton in the happy Haitian begrip
brigade. And it's like, oh, it's so great. And we help everybody.
And he has apparently, the Clinton Foundation has allocated
a whopping $11.5 million to Haitian recovery efforts. Hello,
Bill. Hello. Are you freaking kidding me, dude? I mean, Gitmo
nation, lowlands alone raised like 100 million. Like this
money was stolen. It was stolen. And he's acting like nothing
like It's like nothing is wrong. It's like, oh, and everyone's
happy. And it's all great shape.
I love the picture of him before the video plays him just sit
there with that glib look.
You know, I almost want to the videos. It has not
played with this guy's we don't need him. He's a dick.
And let me just remind you of of what he and President Bush said.
We just need cash.
I know a lot of people want to send blankets or water. Just
send your cash.
So in the weeks after the earthquake, the foundation spent
nearly two and a half million to directly purchase relief
supplies and spend more than 1.7 million to deliver and
distribute in Haiti, goods donated by other organisations
including heavy equipment, solar flashlights and lanterns,
lanterns, I tell you, and clothing. The foundation also
issued 4.7 5 million in grants to 15 organisations, including 1
million for operational support of the Interim Haiti Recovery
Commission. This is such a travesty. And you see him in
this video. And what is it? He's at a mango farm ladies and
gentlemen, does it get any crazier? These people have to
pay an import their own rice, and we're making them grow
mangoes. No one No mangoes. There's just like, the Haitians
hated mangoes.
They're crapping enough.
They got cholera mangoes is the last thing you want mangoes. Now
there is one report from IPS news. And they and of course,
let's not forget they had elections. So on the anniversary
of of the earthquake fresh calls emerge Wednesday for Haiti to
avoid its recent disputed presidential elections following
a new analysis from the Centre for Economic Policy Research
showing serious unprecedented flaws in the November 28 voting
process. And of course, we have the organisation of American
States who released the official review of the election. And if
you read this, everything is rigged. Right down to oh eight,
the OAS these eight the whole thing the fixes in all they want
is to get there. They're not going to have a run off between
it's crazy the Martelli the singer, P actually has a shot
now. Remember, they booted the other guy out and they brought
in Martelly. And he has a shot he has a shot at becoming the
president.
Is this one never ending comedy? Yeah, you
cannot make this stuff up. And of course, you know, all this
reporting falls by the wayside because you know, we have
deranged lunatics with Glock block nineteen's running around
with 33 clips in the magazine. And then that's what dominates
the news. And meanwhile, Haiti has revised its quake death toll
to over 316,001 point 3 million people still living in tents
pooping from cholera. And where did all the money go? Where is
the money stolen? I tell you stolen. A Bill Clinton is
sitting on it. And I call him out right now. stolen.
He cares what you think.
And should I wind up dead? I did not commit suicide.
Yeah, well, both are gonna happen either. You know,
I hope not because I
would ruin the show.
That would totally I would harsh my mellow for sure.
So do we have time for some real news?
Oh, John, I am so glad you asked. Let me let me fire this
up for you then. Now back to real wow it's been a while since
we've done some good Real News.
Well, you know, it seems to me that we're the story that's
overlooked in his in the shuffle here which is the Ted Williams
rise and fall. Oh, no. Oh, no, wait
a minute. He's fallen already.
Oh, play the Ted Williams part one clip.
Oh, hold on baby. Yeah. All my backup systems here Ted
Williams, part one coming at you now
operational rise from homelessness to superstardom.
focus today on Ted Williams running with the police and an
ugly and public new dispute with the daughter he abandoned
Wait a minute is this extra?
No, this is him. This is showbiz news on HLN.
Oh, okay showbiz news HLN everybody with with the what's
the guy jackhammer? What's his name?
Jack Hammer. No, I don't know who I don't know who these
people are.
The guy who's always the slick looking headed guy which
there's a couple of slick looking headed guys and girls
but this is mostly female you know, it's AJ
hammer. That's what AJ hammer everybody AJ hammer jackhammer,
AJ hammer here on HLN headline moves on homelessness
to superstars. Today on Ted Williams running with the police
in an ugly and public new dispute with the daughter he
abandoned.
Eat drink heavily choose screaming I'm gonna sell this
story show this
and I can tell you Ted Williams feel good rags to riches story
may be heading into a dark second chapter. Oh, no. I just
wanted my head around. That was one of Ted Williams nine
children on the Dr. Phil Show, where Williams confronted his ex
wife and five of his kids whom he freely admits he neglected
during his days of homelessness and drug use. I don't care how
much money you give me. I just want you. I want you. And now
his daughter Janae is making explosive claims about Williams
and Dr. Phil show this afternoon. She claimed that
Williams of former addict is drinking again. He has consumed
at least a bottle of Grey tonight.
But Williams tells Entertainment Tonight his daughter is telling
lies about it.
Wow. Wow, this is this is stunning. John, I can't believe
what I'm hearing.
You would it's hard to imagine that this would happen. So
here's the story I bring you up to then you can play the second
clip, which is Dr. Boyle. I can't wait. Dr. Phil's involved
with the whole thing. So apparently the guy lied about a
lot of the stuff that he did. Oh, no. Oh, no. And apparently
now and by the way, if you listen to him talk is you that
beautiful mellifluous, old fashioned voice that he had. Now
sounds more like a guy who's who he sounds like he's drinking.
He's like, sounds like he's drunk on the spot. Because,
yeah, you know, as far as I know, I haven't had a drink
Coke. So anyway, so So Dr. Phil got a hold of him. Of course, he
has to exploit the thing to to the to the nth. And Dr. Phil's
gonna put him in rehab and all this crap is happening. And of
course, it's got all pushed aside. I mean, I think that
thing was a scenario where you bring this guy up out of the
blue and you make a big field, good story, and then all the bad
things happen.
You're telling me it's famous. Oh, no, you're not telling me
this was rigged.
So the whole thing is like, it's it's very funny but so let's
play the part two you can cut in and out and kill it when you
feel like isn't that good? I
mean, it's, it's,
it's I think it's funny. Okay, because Dr. Phil's like, has a
few two bits to throw in is like why is Dr. Phil? All right,
Philly baby, and
he needs help.
And Dr. Phil is trying to help him get that therapy, get what
he needs. Listen to what he said today on his show.
You know, Dr. Phil is just so awesome. He's trying to help
them get that therapy he really needs and we need to exploit
them on television to help him
commit to doing 90 meetings in 90 days. We'll see if he does
that. He's an addict.
Okay, Dr. Phil seems a little bit sceptical that TED is going
to really commit and complete rehab Wendy Do you think he will
complete it or do you fear that the fame is this
headline news again? Yeah, well how dare they call this headline
news?
Well, I'm just telling you this is the showbiz part of head no
no headline news is nothing but it's a showbiz and lost
children. That's all they ever see on that channel.
I don't know why they're off on this but did they are this is a
challenge question.
Could present temptation become too much potentially cause him
to spiral out of control? You
know, I don't know about what the treatment is. But 90
meetings to 90 day in 90 days sounds like outpatient to me. He
needs residential treatment and you need someone to pay for it.
This guy needs a job he needs a home doing one craft commercial
is only one gig probably for scale. He needs
Oh, it's rescale probably drew Oh, well. We have the experts.
Is the guy in the Union already. This is great. Oh,
did He had a headshot and to start like everybody else make
restitution to his family.
This is also you can hear this is funny. You can hear this
jabroni chick, and she's pissed off. She's like, Hey, you got to
start like everybody else, man. Hey, you jumped ahead of the
queue.
You got to craft commercial got in an agent? Yeah,
you gotta you got to hit craft commercial and I'm still on HLN
doing commentary. You jumped ahead. You got to start with a
headshot and an agent douchebag by the
cameras are a double edged sword right? Oh, and I'm
an expert that you're right. I love this is a double edged
sword you know, it's like I know a lot about this the
cameras can give him access to things he couldn't afford
otherwise, like for instance, maybe therapies and blow and
stuff like that somebody wants to volunteer to give them
therapy if he can get some residential treatment because
they will be able to promote their facility a blessing it can
be a blessing, I'm sorry, but if that camera is there, helping
give him the services he could never afford as a homeless
person. On the other hand, it also puts a lot of pressure on
potentially be distracted Well, there are some signs that TED is
really struggling today Ted admitted to Dr. Phil that he
actually hasn't been sober for two and a half years as he's
been claiming what really
you had even a stumble in two and a half years without call I
did and I can say honestly Dr. Phil it didn't lead me to my
drug of choice which was correct how recently was a year ago
all right that's it I've had enough
I had enough notice I was voice is like not was I was crack
cocaine Dr. Phil Kruk anyway, so that's Ted was that story is
ending unfortunately the had this maniac deranged shooter and
and I would like to remind everybody it's in the show notes
again. Star suckers is a fantastic documentary there is
it's available in seven parts on YouTube link in the show notes
at no agenda show.com It will explain this obsession. It Have
you seen it yet? John. Have you taken a look at this? No, I'm
gonna watch it right away.
You'll like it. You will. I will know and it's of course I saw it
on the torrent but seeing it that's more real news.
What would before we go to that, let me bring up one more thing
before I forget. And this is I didn't plan on talking about
this. I should have a clip and I don't but I wish I did. Have you
noticed it's just a kind of a question to have you noticed the
that all out of the blue? And I'm relating this after I
listened to it the first time I'm relating this to the dead PR
woman who was murdered by the star whack Yes.
Ronnie Veronica Chaisson.
F lee Bailey, came out with a report from his law firm out of
the blue saying that OJ Simpson was innocent and they had the
prosecution refused to put on the stand the witnesses who
would give him who saw a group of murderers out there
apparently, who at the scene of the crime or whatever, some some
bogus thing this is like, what 10 years after the murder. I
believe that this showed up as part of the scare the
celebrities another scare the celebrities moment that anything
can happen and if you were in the case of OJ Simpson, if you
were if he was the target of the star whackers he would they
would wouldn't want to kill him because you know, it's just
ridiculous so they kill people around him until he coughs up
the money or gets out of town right like that. Right? So I
believe that that's part of part of some other overriding scheme
I'm starting to I'm not completely convinced of the any
of this but I'm I'm getting closer with his white that this
document surface now?
Well, there's a lot of things going on. We also in Los Angeles
have the trial of Michael Jack, the pre trial of Michael
Jackson's doctor, which just right Oh,
yeah, I feel that this is part of the same scheme because the
this guy now because there's a couple of bogus claims, I'm
gonna I'm gonna predict that this guy gets off or it has or
the jail time he does is going to be so little, it's going to
be ridiculous. Well,
it is going to trial that that has been determined and I agree
with you. But the the information that's coming out is
just funny. You know, and and literally, they're the all the
defence the defence really isn't saying much because this is like
a pretrial but I think that they are going to say Michael Jackson
killed himself that I guarantee you that's what it's going to
come down to I don't think the guy will get convicted at all. I
think it will. They will turn out they will say Michael
Jackson committed suicide. He opened up the propofol tap
himself. You watch Yeah,
that's just starting to show up this particular meme that
Jackson is shooting himself up. Oh, yeah.
Now you are you right? Yeah, it's
and the doctor cleaned up the mess just so it didn't you know
wasn't to protect himself but to protect Jackson from or you
know, from the right image of being a being like the guy in
the like Jimi Hendrix, whoever was sitting on the toilet with a
needle stuck in their
head. And all of this will come around and probably within the
next year or two on this show, if we're lucky enough to be able
to broadcast and if we haven't received to to the head gun in
the left hand,
receive as a takedown notice probably more than Yeah.
Is that there is such collusion between the mafia. The media, as
in Hollywood media and politics, we will be connecting these dots
continuously. This is why Clooney can sell any things. And
by the way, Clunies new movie, whether he gets a reward, right,
you know, he gets to distract you. He gets to raise billions
for Haiti, which has been stolen. I haven't forgotten.
I've not forgotten what Clooney did there. He raised lots of
money and got big props on the award shows. Now he's watching
dark for from the sky with his Google satellite. And his reward
will be a movie, which will be about a politician and his race
for the presidency. It's it's, it's, again, you can't write
this stuff. You just can't write it.
And you know, somebody's writing it.
We got a good you know what I mean? Yeah, good point. Good
point. So, quick trip around. Gitmo nation before we get out
of here. First of all, I could not believe the magnitude of
this. Pfizer really screwed up. And the news only coming out
now. The Japanese government Gitmo nation sushi raise tax on
cigarettes. October 1 to such a degree that people were freaking
out. And they all tried to get Chantix sold us Champix in
Japan. But Pfizer had run out. They couldn't they couldn't make
another botch. They did not a Pfizer spokesman in Tokyo said
the company misjudged interest in the drug amongst Japanese
smokers. An extraordinary number of people decided to quit and
our reading of the situation was
off. We expected more demand setup just to jack up the price
to possible possible so I just you know Nintendo pulled that
stunt with Americans. We Yeah, right.
Well, I just thought that was interesting to note. The
Poisonous Cloud in Gitmo nation lowlands member right near
Rotterdam. It was a huge fire and the storage facility that
was burning stored Monsanto's Roundup ready so now it's sad
because the people the first responders are all sick
Oh yeah, there's a guy could run it I just if I was a first
responder or to quit my job on the spot. Well, it driven in the
opposite direction. Well, what is stuff is dangerous. What
is really sad is that the government is saying if you're
not feeling well as a first responder, you should go to your
doctor. Go see your your your physician. There is no and
literally there is no danger for public health. This is what the
Ministry of Health is saying. Now the ministers went to have a
look and I have some pictures in the shownotes the ministers went
to take a look at the carnage and they all sat in a in an
enclosed vehicle. They did not get out air tight tight vehicle.
Nothing to see here people move along. And by the way, don't
worry about the water either it is not contaminated. So get my
nation low lands in the severe severe distress. Of course we
have the floods and get my nation down under I do not want
to pass over that lightly. It's I have to say the you want to
real resilient and vigilant people man. Those Australians
they can they can take it. They're not complaining and
crying. And just taking it. I'm very, very impressed. I have to
say.
Yeah. Kudos for the
No no, I'm gonna give them some one more karma that they're they
deserve that. You've got karma. The game on nation Deutschland.
Let me just bring this up
after you do that one. I got one. Okay.
Prostitution in Germany has been legal since 2002. The country's
sex trade is moving towards graters. Oops, hold on a second.
Ah,
no, I can't hear you again.
Yeah, hold on.
You're You're breaking up.
Yeah, definitely still nothing I can understand at least still
experiencing the problem.
It's like your lying just went dead. Well, you have a schedule.
Call for tomorrow between 12 noon so like hear that? You're
like you're falling down. Yes, that's correct. Your help.
Is there. Is there any possibility? Is there any within
that time range? Yeah. And there's no possibility someone
could come earlier. Check if there's anything available
earlier
cuz someone I think someone called very early this morning
and I just missed the call and it'd be great if someone could
come out earlier. Take a look. Now the next tune is appointment
is Saturday, Saturday. Okay, I'll keep I'll keep the Friday
appointment then. Okay. All right, sir. Thank you very much.
Thank you. You're welcome. Bye. Bye. John, you still there? All
right. So what happened there? Hold on. Let me see if I can
call John back. That was very interesting. I think the stream
is back on. Yes. So what happened there is Time Warner
Cable called on the phone that I'm using to tether with. And I
think I got some of their some of the conversation on the
recording. I don't know if it's actually let me see now. Are we
are we streaming or streaming? Yes, I think we are streaming.
Of course now. I can't seem to find John have lost him. Had to
answer that call, though. That was just too good. Okay, hold on
one second. Okay, I think I have. Let's see if we can
reconnect here. We might be able to. Hello? Hello. Hello. I see
some connection. I see his online. Standby. Okay, I think
we can wrap this up
and leave all this in. I'll be fun. He lives yay. Well, that
was so let me tell you what happened. You'll enjoy it.
So I gotta, I gotta Twitter. Yes. Well, you got a phone call,
apparently.
But what happened is Time Warner Cable called. And if you don't
answer the call, then they don't show up. Okay, so I answered the
call. So then basically, I'm on. I'm on the phone that is acting
as our wireless bridge.
Right. And it died killed us. Yeah.
So I'm so sorry. But if I hadn't answered the call than they
actually then you would
never Javea. Yeah,
I got that. And they don't show up. I figured that out. I'm so
sorry about that. But anyway, we're
sorry about you. Sounds like you may have to post something.
But right now, I just want to say the only big up and let me
throw out some karma. Hold on a second. These guys deserve it.
Here we go. You've got karma to the guys that iPhone Dev, the
dev team that does the jailbreak so that I can actually tether
with the iPhone, which as Steve Jobs doesn't want you to do. So
thank you very much, dev team. For for all you do. That's
really quite awesome.
So our is this? We're still doing the show. Yeah, I'm
back. Okay, so
you're gonna have to do a post on this? No, I
actually I paused it after a couple minutes. So I want all
the warts in on this. I want people to know just how horrible
Time Warner really is. They they need to understand.
Yeah, well, I gotta contact on Twitter now that you can go
directly to apparently. So unless you've been using them.
What is it? Time Warner cares?
No, that's funny. He's TWC something or other? I have it on
the other machine. I'll send it to you. Okay. Anyway. I only had
one more thing I wanted to kind of throw in at the end. Besides
my cough, which is I just think it's kind of a foreboding
situation. Forget mo nation.
Well, you can before you get in there. What I was right in the
middle of talking about the hookers in Germany when? Oh,
right. That's
right. Finished that because I was interested because I didn't
know that there was legal in Germany to have hookers. Yeah,
apparently
since 2002. And please don't go down again, connection. It's
legal. And now with the financial crisis, there's more
hookers. There's about 250,000 Those that are that are working
off the books because they got to pay taxes. And 150,000 who
are registered? Yeah, that's a lot of hookers. Yeah, they pay
taxes and title. That's the opening clip right there. Wow,
that's a lot of hookers. They're entitled to public health
insurance and other benefits. And they're now going into work
for a niche niche niche for the elderly and disabled. So they're
really expanding.
Hey, all man,
they have a wellness brothels, brother with a Yeah, exactly.
And they have some prostitutes focusing exclusively on the
providing sex for seniors and retirement homes or for the
disabled. And I think that is fantastic. Um,
that would probably, that would kind of explain to me the
obvious paucity of whorehouses in Germany. When you're at
night, if you're on a train or you're driving someplace and you
go up this big building, it's usually like a two or three
storey old building that is lit up, like a Roman candle with red
spotlights.
Yeah, that's, that's the Beacon of Hope is what we call that.
Yeah. And I was always looking at it that looks really a
warehouse. And you know, I was thinking, Gee, I mean, God,
could they make it any more obvious now that I know that is
legal? Oh, they are making it? Yeah.
And the new German national ID card has already been hacked. By
the Chaos Computer Club good on Yeah. Right on sysadmins.
Engineers good work. Keep hacking away. Apparently.
There's there's all kinds of these these ID cards that
they're rolling out in the United States of Europe. They
fail if you haven't, uhm, loud or an accent? In Your name.
That's ludicrous. Yeah, why
was that big? Oh, thank you, darling. Oh, not at this number
22.
racking them up. Mickey. You care
about the show. And I love you for it. And I will make you my
wife one day. Right after,
right after you made legal commitment right after
the divorce is final. Okay. That okay? She didn't say yes. She
did not say yes. I have an issue here.
No, she just, no, it's not.
It's not official. But it's close to one. I will make you an
get down on your knee and have a ring you just reacted off while
doing the show? Hey, we should get hitched one of these days.
She says she's gonna make me an honest man. What am I thinking
my out of my mind? Shut up slave is what she said. And I will
cook for you. In sickness or in health. I love you, darling.
You're awesome.
Yeah, well, you came up with something a little loose, throw
a little variety, colour pumpkin at least or something.
There is just one last thing we got to talk about. John. before
we, before we go, we got that in the show clip to a lot of talk
about food, about food prices about food being the number that
Hillary Clinton apparently is going around saying, Well, you
know, food is a big problem. It's instability around the
world we've got to protect the food food is going to be I
think, sooner than we think it's going to be a tremendous issue
for people.
Well, we should just I got some clips about that, too. I wanted
to bring my German clip before he changed the top fake Yeah, do
your journal. And the fact of the matter is, is that there's a
bunch of foods related topics that we can push to the next
show, because I have some stuff on that too. Okay. And I don't
want to make the show.
We're gonna do we're gonna do all that on Sunday. And
hopefully, Time Warner Cable will have been here and they'll
have fixed everything. And so we'll save all of that. But you
have a German clip? Well,
no, it's like if you were talking about Germany, Germany,
Germany. And now we're, you know, we we've been talking
about Germany impinging on the EU and actually taking it over
us and maybe a fourth, right, who knows. But I thought that
this kind of little sub message that was given on CNBC world by
an economist discussing I don't know if you're familiar with the
with John Claude tree che Yes, he
is the head of the Bernanke. Yes, the European Central Bank.
Douche
is the ECB head guy. He's Bernanke of Europe. And he is
name has been cropping up like Unbeliev just like as though
he's sick and listening to Bernanke. He's name so he's
cropping up in the news. But there's a little interesting
little catch in this in this particular piece that I've got
the ECB Tree, tree che German thing. Tell me if you can spot
it. And do you think it's ominous? I think it is. What
about the concern regarding During a breakup of the euro,
how serious is that?
I think, you know, there are people who would like to see it
break up for either profit reasons or because they've been
saying since the dawn of time that a monetary union in Europe
would never work. So there is a lot of I think there are a lot,
there's a lot of forceful behaviour that behind that type
of view. But I think the important thing to point out is
that the institutions in Europe, including the ECB, are evolving,
as Trish gave a speech earlier in the week. And I've never seen
this before, maybe someone has, but I've never seen it before.
But the entire opening remarks of the speech were in German.
Now on the one hand, that's a PR move, because they're trying to
keep the German people on board with the euro project. But it's
also a sign that the ECB is evolving to fit the needs of its
time. And that's important, because there aren't many
evolving institutions out there right now. So that's continuing
that stop. Yeah, it's
that he did it in German. Yeah, well, let me correct you one
thing it will not be the fourth race. It will be right four dot
O is what it's going to be. They're gonna hit it up. They're
gonna whip it up a little monitor. Yeah, they're gonna hip
it up. But it is for Donald Phillips and zero No, fear
punks, noodle. Right. Fear porn. No. Yeah, yeah, well, yeah, but
you've got
Why do why are there German soldiers in France as we speak
for the cheese.
They have good cheese in Germany, believe it or not
for the wine. Well,
they have good wine in Germany too, but it's not the same for
the for the women with hairy armpits. I don't know. Yeah. But
everyone's doing that. You've got
Sarkozy doing stuff in French. He doesn't stop. He's never done
anything in English. You've got President Avon, Rompuy. Haiku
Herrmann, doing everything in Dutch.
And he does a lot of stuff in English but the fact is, why is
this French guy doing anything in German at all?
What the three che you mean? Yeah. Is he French?
Jiang paltry che you don't think he's French? He was born he is
Kadam Leone. That's put it that way. Oh, yeah, that's the
kicker. That's the thing it was. Oh, I
didn't understand that three shit. Let me just look at the
let me see where he's born. Yeah, French, sir. Oh, my God.
Oh my god. No. Okay. You know what, John, you win. That's your
that's that's that you won the show without one. My goodness.
You're right. French guy speaking German. With his
speech. Wow. Do we have the speech? I gotta go listen to
this speech now.
Well, do you understand decent German, I suppose. But yeah, I
find that I find that a very peculiar.
Yeah, extremely. It's funny. You know, Mickey and I were watching
the movie The King's Speech the
other day. Oh, that's supposed to be a good film.
Oh my god. No, no, it is an outstanding film. And if it does
not win the Oscars if that stupid face book movie wins
above this fixes in screw it never watch the Oscars again.
Because this I mean, this is the real deal. This has
Shakespearean actors. And it's even though it's kind of funny,
because it's about this elitist dork who can't speak because he
has a speech impediment. And you know, and he's the king of
England, which is all a big joke. There are two things that
I first of all, really endearing. heartwarming movie.
True story. Fantastic. Acting just great, great movie. But
then you see how this combined with Paris 1919. You kind of see
how these Germans mad? I mean, nothing. I like the new Germans.
I've worked with the new Germans. But there's there's
something ominous about Germany.
That's what they do. When Tacitus was talking about the
Germanic tribes back in the Grecian day Grecian Roman days.
A couple of 1000 years ago he was seeing the same thing these
guys have not changed a bit. There are war mongers
they kind of are like the funniest line in the movie is so
there they watch his abdicate abdication is that it when you
when you know, essentially no, no, His ascension to the throne.
Yeah. And so that's his first his first public speaking and he
gets through it okay, with the help of, of this speech
therapist. And and then they're watching the real in the palace,
and then after that there's a real of Hitler. And and he's
going and it's real footage, and he's gone off and he's and he's
got everyone goose stepping. And then I guess it's Elizabeth
says, Daddy, what is he saying? And then he says, I don't know.
But he's doing an awfully good job at it, that's for sure.
Like, and that's summed it up, man. It really summed it up.
Yeah, it's warmongers. I hate the general lies an entire
population because I have a German friends. It's cultural.
It really is. And so now this tree che has been assimilated.
Wow. Wow Yeah, you win on that one my friend big one big ups
Big props.
It's weird. I just thought it was screwy. So why don't we
save all the other stuff that we have and there is a number of
things that there was another two to the head that we haven't
talked about which I've done some research on I will leave it
in the show notes no agenda show.com Very important. Take a
look. There's also some interesting news about the music
business which I always find fun to look at. And to talk about
and again everyone please look at the movie star suckers. It
will explain a lot about our own crazy culture. Because while the
Germans may be war mongers we are we're just morons here.
That's that's where we are in the United States.
We like to blow things up. That's what we're good at. We're
good at making things the blow up and incendiary devices. We
like sending matches in the mail. And then there's one other
actually if you want to see America, there's an ad it's also
in the show notes our movie of the week called guns and weed
the road to freedom it is the funniest thing it's like 1616
episodes and is and is great and it's and it harps on everything
America, but it also truly is America guns and weed. That's
what we are. So the Germans are war mongers where guns and weed
Okay,
and we have the link to the PDF file that discusses freezers and
locker beef and everything that you get you have in your email
that you will put on the
show if I can actually get to my email I will most certainly do
that
as we go into Sunday show notes but it's very good information.
Very nice little discussion about the Lockerbie
it's very good. Locker beef not to be confused with me. This
was generalised call I mean, most of the country have called
locker beef, because you know, when you buy the cow or half a
cow or half a steer, whatever you buy, they usually keep it
there in their locker. And then you'd grab like 100 pounds and
take it to home and then you grab another 100 pounds later
you pay for their storage, I think, but it's there's lockers
involved in their lockers or freezers and let
there be no mistake. I'd like to send out a hearty to all of our
German listeners. We love you. We're just we're just as crazy
as you are. We're just pointing out some stuff.
We're not living next to countries that we invade. No,
Mexico, Mexico. Yeah, once in a while.
All right, everybody. Again, big, big props to the iPhone dev
team for making the jailbreak possible for doing the show at
all. That is pretty amazing. And Sunday, I'm sure will be kind of
back to normal. Make sure you continue to check out no agenda
stream.com cool stuff going on there. And thank you for your
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California. Yay. In the morning, I am the former Soviet spy known
as Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley was kind of dreary, for some
reason. I'm John C. Dvorak.
I'll talk to you again on Sunday for early morning service right
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Three days from now, after half a century, in the service of our
country, I shall lay down the responsibilities of office as in
traditional and solemn ceremony, the authority of the presidency
is vested in my success. This evening, I come to you with a
message of leave taking and farewell and to share a few
final thoughts with you, my country. Like every other
citizen, I wish the new president and all who will
Labour with him, Godspeed. I pray that the coming years will
be blessed with peace and prosperity for all. We now stand
10 years past the midpoint of a century, that has witnessed four
major wars among great nations. Three of these involve our own
country. Despite the Holocaust, America is today the strongest,
the most influential and most productive nation in the world.
Understandably proud of this preeminence, we get realised
that America's leadership and prestige depends not merely upon
our unmatched material progress, riches and military strength,
but on how we use our power in the interest of world peace and
human crises there will continue to be in meeting them whether
foreign or domestic, great or small. There is a recurring
temptation to feel that some spectacular and costly actions
could become the miraculous solution to all current
difficulties. A huge increase in newer elements of our defences.
They development of unrealistic programmes to cure every ill in
agriculture, a dramatic expansion in basic and applied
research. These and many other possibilities, each possibly
promising itself may be suggested as the only way to the
road we wish to travel. But each proposal must be weighed in the
light of a broader consideration the need to maintain balance in
and among national programmes. A vital element in keeping the
peace is our military establish. Our arms must be mighty, ready
for instant action, so that no potential aggressor may be
tempted to risk his own destruction. Our military
organisation today bears little relation to that known of any of
my predecessors in peacetime, or indeed by the fighting man of
World War Two, or Korea. Until the latest of our world
conflicts, the United States had no armaments industry, American
makers of Ploughshares good with time, and as required make
swords as well. But we can no longer risky emergency
improvisation of National Defence. We have been compelled
to create a permanent armaments industry of fast proportions.
And to do this, three and a half million men and women are
directly engaged in the defence system. We annually spend on
military security alone, more than the net income of all
United States corporations. Now this conjunction of an immense
military establishment and a large arms industry is new in
the American experience. The total influence, economic,
political, even spiritual, is felt in every city, every state
house, every office of the federal Government, we recognise
the imperative need for this development. Yet we must not
fail to comprehend its grave implications. Our toil,
resources and livelihood are all involved. So is the very
structure of our society and the council's of government, we must
guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether
sought or unsought, by the military industrial complex. The
potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists
and will persist. We must never let the weight of this
combination endanger our liberties or democratic process.
Today, the solitary inventor, tinkering in his shop has been
overshadowed by task forces of silence in laboratories and
testing fields in the same fashion, the Free University
versity historically, the fountainhead of free ideas and
scientific discovery has experienced a revolution in the
conduct of research. Partly because of the huge costs
involved a government contract becomes virtually a substitute
for intellectual curiosity. For every old Blackboard, there are
now hundreds of new electronic computers. The prospect of
domination of the nation scholars by federal employment,
Project allegations, and the power of money is ever present,
and is gravely to be regarded. Yet in holding scientific
research and discovery in respect, as we should, we must
also be alert to the equal and opposite danger, that public
policy could itself become the captive of a scientific,
technological elite. As we peer into society's future, we, you
and I, and our government must avoid the impulse to live only
for today, plundering for our own ease and convenience, the
precious resources of tomorrow. We cannot mourn the material
assets of our grandchildren, without risking the loss also of
their political and spiritual heritage. We want democracy to
survive for all generations to come. Not to become the
insolvent fan of tomorrow. During the long lane of the
history, you have to be written. America knows that this world of
ours ever growing smaller, must avoid becoming a community of
dreadful fear and hate and be instead a proud confederation of
mutual trust and respect. All. Together, we must learn how to
compose differences, not with arms, but with intellect, and
decent purpose. Because this need is so sharp and apparent, I
confess that I lay down on my official responsibilities in
this field with a definite sense of disappointment as one who has
witnessed the horror and the lingering sadness of war, as one
who knows that another war could utterly destroy this
civilization, which has been so slowly and painfully built over
1000s of years. I wish I could say tonight, that a lasting
peace is inside. Happily, I can say that war has been avoided.
steady progress toward our ultimate goal has been made. But
so much remains to be done. As a private citizen, I shall never
cease to do what little I can do help the world advance along
that road. So in this my last Good night to you as your
President, I thank you for the many opportunities you are given
me for public service and war and in peace. I trust in that,
in that, in that service, you find some things worthy. As for
the rest of it, I know you will find ways to improve performance
in the future. You and I, my fellow citizens, need to be
strong in our faith that all nations under God will reach the
goal of peace with justice. May we be ever unswerving and
devotion to principle, confident but humble with power, diligent
in pursuit of the nation's great go to all the peoples of the
world, I once more give expression to America's
prayerful and continuing aspiration. We pray that peoples
of all faiths, all races all nations may have their great
human needs satisfied that those now denied opportunity shall
come to enjoy it to the fact that all who yearn for freedom
may experience its full spiritual blessings. Those who
have freedom will understand also, it's heavy responsibility
that all who are insensitive to the needs of others will learn
charity and that the scourges of poverty, disease and ignorance
will be made disappear from the earth and that in the goodness
of time, all peoples will come to live together in a peace
guarantee by the binding force of mutual respect and love. Now
on Friday noon, I am to become a private citizen. I am proud to
do so. I look forward to it. Thank you