If I eat a whole banana, I might die a radiation.
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Sunday March 13 2011 times you get my nation media
assassination episode 286 This
is no agenda. Being a confused
slave thanks to daylight savings just like the elites want me to
be here. Hi atop the hilltop Watchtower crackpot command
center, get my nation west the People's Republic of Southern
California. Yeah, in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where Daylight Savings savings
days. I'm John C. Dvorak. Raglan Buzzkill.
Hey, buddy, the iPhone work that's the good news.
It's actually really eight. Yeah,
right. It is. I hate this so much. And you know that
somewhere someone's got a scam running in that hour of time
that we've lost. They're making money off of I still don't know
how they do it. But every single time this happened
to me today, March.
Yeah, we still that our from those stupid sleeves. We got it.
In the morning to you, John, in the morning to you and in the
morning to all ships at sea.
Yes, the rocket ships at sea here and they're in a good mood
nation
in the feet washing up on shore? Well, I
gotta tell you, I'm I'm so happy. You know, as a television
executive here in the United States, I was getting so bored
of putting together the shots of Libya that you know, we really
needed something different.
Yeah, and by the way, when people listen to this show,
that's the first thing I thought, by the way is Yeah,
ratings.
Well, I mean, you know, the fact of the matter is you based on,
you know, I want to mention to people out there listening to
this show, or maybe you just started listening to it, that we
kind of base our worldview on a fractal system that makes it
easy to deconstruct what is going to happen. So we're very
predictive. And Adam is specialist in a couple of these
things. And he looks for certain indicators. And he sees them and
he just makes a prediction, which was that there was going
to be a Japan earthquake, a huge earthquake, a huge one. And you
did this was that on Thursday or last Thursday? Thursday,
Thursday. Okay, it's the day before but nice had been a
little earlier. But you wouldn't have known because the fractal
information wasn't available, which was the fact that they
were, you know, amassing a test or whatever it was they seem to
do in front of all these things. Now, I find it hard to believe
that the earth I mean, the prediction is there. It's valid.
You can play it from the old show. It's not as though we're
making this up as we go along. Why are we making some stuff?
What are you talking to yourself? Okay, but
the prediction happened? You said it. And that's the way it
goes. And I find it hard to believe, though that there was
an earthquake machine involved in this one. This was like the
23 quake that
was you remember what you remember? Well, I do.
Which killed 150,000 people? Yeah, I was a nasty one, say the
least. And this is a good good mess.
No, well, first of all, first of all, let me just give a little
bit of karma to all ever all in Gitmo nation got shaky island
there. And I don't want to make light of of any of this.
Because, yeah, it's absolutely is horrible. However, John, I
must correct you on your assertion there. This, of
course, was 100% earthquake machine. And I will give you my
rationale for that. And by the way, there have been earthquakes
in Japan a lot. Of course, it's a very rocky region. And I have
not said earthquake machine. But this Well, first of all, I want
to remind and there are people who are new to the show. The
concept of an earthquake machine is not a crazy thought, as we've
documented on this program before us, Secretary of Defense
Cohen, in the early 80s, in congressional testimony,
actually said there are countries who have this they
have weather modification earthquake machines, they can
set off volcanoes. This is very dangerous. And basically, we
need to get in on the game 2am I correct, John? Is that have we
documented that fairly enough for everybody?
There's also a mention of it in a UN report. Yeah, of course.
So let's just take into account that it actually exists and the
way it works. The way I've come to understand it, is through the
harp array API isn't
your basis. Oh, nobody else thinks this. But you by the way.
Okay.
So that's only me. Only me, by the way, don't google it because
you might find other people who are only me.
Well, okay, then you stole it from someone else. Yeah,
right. Well, yeah, Nothing is new under the sun. So the way it
works is they bounce off huge amounts of energy off the
ionosphere, it bounces back down and it starts to depress things
and you can trigger stuff. And you can play the Earth's crust
like a harp. Now Why do I immediately sense this because
this was once again, just like Haiti, which in my mind was also
earthquake machine was a very shallow earthquake. 15 feet
deep, there's almost nothing. So you know, very this is a
hallmark a characteristic of the of the earthquake machine. Now,
of course, you would say, John, to what end? Why, why would we
do this? It makes no sense. Well, I'm glad you asked. But
I'd say
just like that, yeah.
Okay, so you have to go back in history. And it's very difficult
with Google, it's almost impossible, because when you
want to look at anything, Japan now, of course, the first 18
pages are all earthquake, a tsunami and earthquake.
We have to do with it, you can do it once you understand how to
do a Julian's date search on Google. Correct.
So you have to go back a month, one month ago, when the IMF the
International Monetary Fund came out and said, Japan, we are
warning you, your debt is not sustainable. You have to
prioritize planning for fiscal rehabilitation. And you got to
do it now. Now, you know, Mickey lived in Japan for five years,
the Japanese. They never say Yes, they certainly never say
no, they'll say maybe, baby. So of course, you've got a whole
new political party in there. And there's a lot of stuff going
on. They go maybe. And they don't, of course, because what
the IMF is really saying and the World Bank is, excuse me, you
need to take our money. And and this is exactly what's happening
in Europe. This is exactly what happened to Greece and to
Ireland is going to happen in Spain, the IMF, which is just
bankers, they come in they say, to take our money, and then
we'll go and buy a pure Island, and you take it or we'll screw
you. And of course, in Europe, everyone's taken the money. So
they say this to Japan. Japan says mine, maybe I don't think
so. Maybe. But of course, they take one more step and they have
standards and Poor's the ratings agency known from the s&p 500
downgrade the entire country. So it's knocked down a peg, you
should take our money. No, I don't know. Now, what is the
problem here? Japan has huge amounts of paper, American
paper, European paper as well, this the bonds. And if, and I
think they're number two behind China. So if they, the only way
they can get out of the financial crisis they're in is
to inflate their money. And of course, the bankers don't want
that. Because if they start inflating their money, then all
of their paper starts to become worth less the same for American
paper and European bond paper. So they're really upset about
Japan not getting on board with the program. Okay. Would you
believe, John, that the President of the IMF was in
Japan the afternoon after the quake, he was in Tokyo? With a
public message? You can take our money now?
Fine. Okay. There's a couple of problems with your theory. First
of all, as far as I know, the quake was 20 miles deep. I last
15 feet a B. Over the last I don't know what you've been
listening to. But I've been trying to follow the financial
stuff as close as I can. And everybody, including the
Japanese have been trying to inflate their money because it's
become a huge burden on the Japanese economy. Their money is
way too expensive. It's screwing there's an export economy. They
can't go on like this. That's exactly what I say. Canta dumped
their money. And why would you want to destroy Holon? Why would
you want to destroy their economy? He says they're holding
so much of our paper that they're going to dump our paper
to get some cash to fix up their situation. Yeah, they can borrow
some money from the IMF, this none of this makes any sense
whatsoever.
It's a beautiful place to own. It, I don't understand why you
don't see the sense of this. I really don't see that. This is
all about control. This is all about the IMF and the World Bank
who want control who want complete control over everyone's
economy, and Japan would not play ball with them. Does that
not make any sense? They wouldn't play they kept saying
now. We're not gonna we're not going to do that. We're going to
do it our own way. I don't see why that doesn't make sense.
Why would you do so? Okay, so you're not gonna play ball. So
you let's just destroy the economy and ruin it for
everybody. This is costing us a lot of money. Oh, is this allows
the
IMF doesn't care about America. They don't care about Russia.
They don't care about Europe. They don't care about Japan.
They care about having it all. They don't care about the
economy. They just want to own everything and be in control.
And if you are the lender to Japan, because you watch they're
going to take money from the World Bank and IMF, they're
gonna have to take it now. How are they gonna pay for all of
this? Tissue? It's all about control. John. These guys have
enough money. It's not the money they need. Don't make me laugh.
It's about control controlling it. And why else would you have
the audacity to kill people with a with an earthquake machine?
For the same reason control what you don't want to be on board
with programs? That's the way I see it.
And you IMF runs harp?
Well, I'm not saying that this was the harpist, the US system.
I'm not saying that this was a US initiative. I don't in fact
that it probably was not. I don't I don't know where
although harp, of course, was completely silent a week before
the earthquake. And it starts cranking up two days before,
just like in Christchurch, although I'm not convinced that
was earthquake machine material outside of the brand new oil
they found down there. And this is it's all about control. I see
completely within the realm of all possibility.
Well, I know you would, yes.
And so moving on, though, never let a good crisis go to waste.
Wow. Within seconds, everybody from Lady Gaga to the Red Cross
to Microsoft is like, let's send some money. Yeah, buy my
product, and I'll send a piece of that money to the people.
They don't need our money. We're here. Here's how it works. You
need our blankets, notre John, here's how it works. If if you
lent me $100 And all of a sudden, you're in some kind of
problem. And you need help. I'm not gonna say oh, here's some
money to go buy it. I'll say, I'll tell you what, I'll come
over, I help you out. Why don't you just chop off 50 bucks off
of the bill. That's how we should be helping him. Just take
a little bit off of that, that deficit. You know, that that
that money that we borrowed
that money that these people are generating as we know, isn't
going to them anyway.
I'm just saying I'm so against all of this. It's like we are
the worst country in the world. Everybody's like, oh, no, buy
this product. Retweet me, and I'll send money to the Red Cross
immediately. And oh, did I mention? Were there enough magic
numbers in this to convince you Red Cross text messaging 30333.
We have the waves we're 33 feet high.
Don't forget the earthquake took place at 311 on 311 11.
And if you take 11 Oh one and count that with 1003 11 is
2112 12. Which of course is the day the earth will disappear.
And you might also want to note September 11 was a World Trade
Center, Hades quake, January 11. Japan's quake March 11. On
11 thing but slightly bothersome.
It's a new one. I gotta get more to track. It's a loving thing.
11 thing is a problem. I mean, that is the if you want if we
recommend this, by the way, the show Rubicon. They stumbled on
to a couple of these deals. And because again, you don't know
why or who or what the message is or why they're doing it. But
why would it seems awfully weird that you have these events
happen on the same day. It's their
favorite number. It's all good karma for them. They know just
like as certain days are better than others the signal Yeah,
well, yeah, it's I think 33 is the signal of the the 11 is just
a really nice number. They like it for some reason. The
listeners like it with their 55.
So they're so everyone's taking advantage of this. And I have to
say in these United States of Gitmo nation, we're just
absolutely, absolutely the lowest of the low. I mean, I'm
just waiting for the for the Justin Bieber benefit concert.
You know, that's common, as it you know. And I guess the, the
volcano erupted in southwestern Japan this morning. That I'm
sure was pretty much a follow on.
Well, it would not. I mean, this is the desk. Japan has a lot of
quakes, and they have a volcano. And a couple of them and, yeah,
so here's one thing that's, that's bothered, besides, you
know, the fact this is messed up. I am really sorry for the
human resources there. So, you know, whenever there's an
aviation incident, I have to come on the show and bitch about
how stupid the analysis is, of what they're saying,
because they don't have to.
Yeah, do is what I do. But then we might as well not do a show
to come on, and I have to set everyone straight. Now. I don't
know much about nuclear energy. But I'm pretty sure Bill Nye the
Science Guy doesn't know how a modern reactor works either. Who
was on CNN all day yesterday talking about the horrible
meltdown and the radiation and we're all going to die and the
winds will blow that radiation is coming towards the west
coast. We're all going to die. So this is So you don't have
enough pictures anymore. You know, we've already seen all the
water and everything. So now it's, here's how the reactor
works. Let's go to the whiteboard. Let me show you
this. Okay, people, I don't know nothing about reactors, but I do
know people who know stuff about reactors, one of our producers
who's been contributing since the beginning of the show was
atomic rod Adams remember him? Yeah, he told us about the
backyard nukes and everything. So this is not like China
Syndrome people. This is not like the movie where you get a
melt down and it's like Chernobyl, and everyone's going
to die. Now, this is not how it works. When these rods melt,
they melt down and they will melt. I'm sure that that's
happening in some of these reactors. If it's not like huge
hasn't started yet, but but if it does, they melt down
immediately start cooling they go through maybe five eighths of
an inch of the steel that houses them. It doesn't get out. He
does bunch
of lead. There's a bunch of lead around there that it essentially
in tombs itself.
Yeah, exactly. That's exactly it. It is. But
the problem is, as some people have pointed out that you end,
you end up with this big in tomb MD. Well, yeah, well, yeah, it's
it's you can't move it. It's too heavy. No, it's okay. To put up
a hill on top. It's totally a
pain in the ass. I agree with you, but you could turn it into
a school or something. Is
up, so I'm watching Geraldo. And he has his doctor on who's going
to tell us some of the some of the issues that will take place.
We're very up kind of I cut out most of Geraldo who keeps
interrupting the guy. And unfortunately, when he's talking
about the importance of you taking iodine, and Geraldo just
steps all over.
And now the good news clip,
let that nevertheless, the guy finish, but this guy is such a
pill that I just I was just laughing by the time he's done,
because this is this is it in a nutshell. So first of all, you
want to get away as quickly just the one. Yeah, as you possibly
can. The mini Miles was a huge evacuation. To get people away.
Of course, some have already been exposed the miles away,
well, you want to get 100 to 20 miles zone right now. And the
reason is that, you know, the smoke, you see looks so scary,
it's actually just vapor suppression release a little bit
of radiation not to have to be particularly dangerous. The only
other thing you can do is that they will give you iodine. So
that blocks your thyroid, like you put on cuts that we put it
in water in third world countries. Exactly right. So
they're gonna be giving iodine tablets out, especially to the
kids. Throughout there, anybody that's been exposed, because the
real risk for those people who've been in the control one
around there, they can, they will die within a month, how
much in the control room of the nuclear reactor, they've been
exposed to large amounts of radiation. It's terrible to the
whole GI system to the blood system. And if they've had very
high toxic levels, there's nothing you can do within a
month, they're gone. I was out at the last tsunami for you. And
every night we had these enormous aftershocks and people
will go screaming out into the street. But you know, the other
thing we haven't talked about is the real health risks here.
There's a lot of people you know, who have this aspirational
certain ammonia because they've almost drowned. And then the
cuts that they get foul smelling cuts because of the terrible
bacteria, many of them are resistant to multiple different
antibiotics, protozoa and amoeba in them. So a lot of public
health consequences and a water supply that's been contaminated
are likely to be contaminated with wastewater, we're all gonna
die. We're all gonna die. Now people this one, but this is
this is that summarize, we're all gonna die. But this is
really horrible. Because these jabroni is on the news networks.
They got nothing better to talk about except scare people to
keep you occupied and keep you're watching, we'll have more
terror right after these messages. And it's like, no,
it's it. This is not Chernobyl. This is not Three Mile Island,
these are modern nuclear reactors. And yet they may be
busted, they may not work anymore. You may be sitting with
a with a hunk of building that you can't do much with. But it's
not going to kill people. It's just not. This is you know, and
but every single expert that I mean, literally, Bill Nye the
Science Guy was on with Don Lemon. If you can get a worst
combination of experts on television, then I'd be amazed.
So here's the here's the the one little factoid that seems to be
left out of this scenario is who built his reactors?
General Electric.
Where'd you hear that?
No, I have I have the article here. In fact, in 2002, there
was a big scandal about these reactors, because they had
outsourced the, the you know, the checks the what do you call
it? You know, the maintenance checks and everything that
outsource that to a subsidiary action inspection? Yeah, to a
subsidiary of General Electric, and they had falsified reports.
So yeah, there's there's all kinds of shenanigans going on.
Sure.
Did you hear any of that anybody on any of the network said
General Electric only one time only once? Gee, let
me think. I think it was. Everything was GE Hitachi. So
No, it's a it's a consortium. G H
I only heard it once it was on NBC because they had to they had
to yeah of course well it's also but everyone benefits except for
this poor human resources who got drowned everyone Ge will
build new roof because they're gonna build new reactors they
have to there's there's no other way but if they do in the
meantime the oil industry benefits chain that's nice yeah
cuz they got young gotta keep the generators going gotta power
everything up for everybody everybody benefits from this but
just to see the
stepped up people Yeah,
I'm saying except for the human resources they get screwed but
yeah just to see all this manga and immediately all these in
Japan wasn't even asking for money. Now we just need some
helicopters. We need some helicopter pilots, you know, who
will send money that Red Cross to the rescued through the
through? Please and you heard about Microsoft with their
retweet challenge.
No, I didn't hear this. Oh, yeah. Being said.
If you read Bing, the search engine bing, bing if you retweet
this, you know, we'll donate up to $100,000 to help the victims
of Japan's earthquake.
Why don't they just wait hold on a second. Yeah, I know. They
just give me $100,000. Yeah.
Because because it's a marketing opportunity. I
have to go through jump through hoops. It's given money because
it's
a marketing opportunity. That's what that's what sold crap. I
mean, I think it's Lady Gaga makes conscionable Yes, thank
you. Lady Gaga came out immediately with self designed
$5 wristbands. Yes. Like these LIVESTRONG things. Yes. She
designed it. Okay. Makes a piece of rubber a piece of rubber for
$5 to help the poor slaves in Japan, by the way that bracelets
made in China. Could the insult be any bigger?
All right, I think that's I think, I don't think we need to
cover this yet.
No, I mean, more will come. But I truly do. feel horrible. Miss
Mickey was in the Christmas Day. Yes. Tsunami. The really big
one. Oh, yeah. Yeah. So for her, it was like, it was a little
wacky to see this, you know. And she was just on the other side
of the river. And so she was very, very lucky.
There was a couple of things that we could do a couple of,
you know, kind of off not off topic, but kind of interesting
little things that have that you noticed while watching the
tsunami especially, which was the you know, the most, if you
want to say entertaining aspect of this. It's amazing how well
the Japanese made cars. They all float. Yeah, I didn't notice
that. They're all floating all over the place. I mean, it's
like, wow, it's like, I mean, if this was an American thing
happening, they'd all be sunk to the bottom. There wouldn't be
any cars floating around. They're floating. They're upside
down. They're bobbing and weaving. They look like you
know, they look like basketballs. Yeah. The other
thing was they can these guys keep their office a little less
cluttered? If you notice these office shots? Holy crap, hey,
get any work, I thought really clean that up a little bit. It's
like their pile on top of the monitors. There's piles and
piles of papers and disk boxes.
I think you'd actually be amazed if you look at any office
anywhere that that? I mean, what do you think if we had that in
America been in office? Apps and seconds? Sorry, our cubicles
would collapse in seconds are
much junk on them? Yeah, I mean, do they every I mean, just
everything if you're gonna go see the movie that I think is
the bank dig with WC Fields, where he's got this huge pile of
papers, and you know, all over the place. And he finds things I
asked and he can just kind of stick his hand in there and kind
of guessed the date. And that's my filing system. And you know,
it's this was the I never seen anything quite like it.
Even President Obama took advantage of the situation to
send a very clear message. And
let me just stress that if people are told to evacuate, as
you are told,
You're told slave Shut up.
You're told you're told I get the biggest kick out of here and
now
like, okay, all right. I'm sorry. Oh, my goodness. Tell ya.
So that was now this of course covered up a couple of two. We
thanks and producers before we because we're already into the
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Yeah, let's get some producer. We got three producers for this
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Very slaves finally shut up.
price of a slave has actually collapsed to an historic low
over the last 200 years. This is
good news. Did you see this report was backing up What did
he say the price of slaves has collapsed the price to a
historic low
you know back in the early 1800s A slave actually cost
I love this report. This is the way he the way people say slave
it's hilarious. You gotta listen to this
$40,000 Now that's adjusted to today's prices and According to
Kevin bales he's an expert on modern slavery
you ever say how can we didn't call us we're the experts on
modern slavery
yes price
for a slave Today however, is just $90
What a bargain what a just $90 for a slave
well that's a steal tell me
I think I should get me to
expel says the reason for this price collapse is simply one of
supply of unsavable people April
report those totally serious this totally collapse with
there's too much supply of slaves.
Basically, there's been a massive population boom in many
countries, particularly in the developing world and because of
that slaves are now just a disposable commodity.
Joking in my slave spit.
They're like Styrofoam cups you they're very cheap. You can buy
them very cheaply. You use them once you crumple them up, throw
them away.
What is a talking of names are like Styrofoam cups in any slave
market around here?
Are you kidding me? It's actually listen, you have no
idea what you're talking about. Slaves are everywhere injured,
they get sick. What's the point of paying for medicine just let
them die because it's cheaper to buy a new slave or acquire new
slaves than it is to treat the ones you've got
a harsh but realistic sentiment there are people being treated
like a commodity. But you know, estimates as to the number of
slaves in the world do vary anywhere from 10 to 30 million
people still anyway you cut it, it's a number that's just too
high. As for where it happens, the UN says more than half of
all forced labor is right here in Asia 56% about 1.4 million
people in Latin America, that's coming in at about 10% 250,000
people Africa, about the same percentage there Africa in the
Middle East coming in about 9.2% Sub Saharan Africa also coming
in just a little bit lower at 5.2% or about 130,000 people now
the industries that they're involved in well, they include
prostitution and manufacturing industries, you know, we might
expect slaves to be working in but there's also slavery in
mainstream industries that we wouldn't actually expect like
food processing and even health care
health care the slavery and health care
this nice look you know, I've friend this is
this is a UN report and the many people emailed me the report it
came out like a week and a half ago and we didn't get to it
because you know, we only have
two shows because you're getting distracted by some of these
other things mainly Iraq but then But then or Libya now I'm
sorry.
Yeah, but then I was so happy to see Yeah. See this report come
out because it's just a matter of fact way in which this guy is
saying it's hilarious. Yeah, it'd
be better presented on Fox with it. Have some humor? Yeah. So a
friend of mine, who I want to remind them no agenda book club
to put this book on his on the list which is called the The
farhood F AR Hu D 2010 came out in 2010. And this, this guy is
Edwin black. And
we've we've played clips of him before. Yeah. Interesting guy.
Yeah. Well, he I've known him for a long time. And he actually
did it. But he's an investigative reporter of the
highest caliber. And he had did a bunch he was telling me once
over lunch about about areas of the world where slavery is going
on and a lot of island communities and it's sure
there's actual slave markets. Yeah. And the whole thing, it's
called the job market in the US. Well, that same Yeah, but
monster.com. Right. That's the real slave market. True.
Craigslist. That's good. Good catch. Once you get that,
I think it was CNN actually.
You finally devolved into CNN.
Yeah. Entertaining, it's entertaining
this time on C span. So over the weekend, they have a lot of
these. They're not necessarily spooks, but they either work for
a either work for contractors, that people that do all these
reports. And you know, it's interesting to listen to these
perspectives. Because this is stuff that they I guess they
don't think anybody's listening, and it's not important or
whatever. But the but there's a lot of interesting perspectives
from guys, for example, let me get this guy's name,
I actually do it while you're doing that I actually do it
differently. I'll, I'll read a quote somewhere, something that
comes in on no agenda, news network.com. And then I'll go
looking for the C span, clip it on the C span library, because
what I liked, what I liked about that is you can search through
the transcript, so you can see and sometimes it's pretty poor
because they essentially they they transcribe it after a
couple of weeks, but they use it closed captioning, so you can
search on that, and then you can get to some really good stuff
because, you know, I did watch another two hours of Hillary
Clinton, which was a total waste, there was nothing there,
nothing, nothing good, nothing bad, nothing good.
Well, you know, I go with the serendipity approach, because I
know there's stuff so I'll just sit there and listen and listen
and try to listen to try to pay attention. And just as an aside,
I did an experiment figuring Well, you know, I'll bet you I
can find some gold Oh, yeah. And I pretty much anywhere I decided
as an exercise just out of the blue and believe me only took me
five minutes to get this clip. I decided to watch a soap opera
All My Children on C span know this I'm just this is on the
side Oh, little showing you how that my my way of work
extracurricular projects. So I decided I'm going to watch the
soap opera until like, because I know there's going to be some
current events, there's going to be something in there there's
going to be a reflection of trying to you know, send a
message to the poor hapless housewives that are stuck at
home. And I'm thinking what could it be? What possibly what
possible current kind of a happening in kind of thing could
you find if you listen to all my children, and this is what I
came up with?
I got your message. I just don't have a lot of time. You never
do. Actually, I'm glad you called me because they sent me I
wanted to run by you doing a lot of thinking lately about
Courtland electronics. And I think it's time that we bring
our company into the 21st century. I think the answer is
in new media. So media Yeah, I know that you haven't gone for a
long time but surely you know of course you know that people are
doing everything on the internet now. They're shopping and
they're reading and and booking travel plans and then watching
TV. I think we need to update our website immediately. New
graphics new content. May Cortland electronics much more
accessible to the general public, not just the techies. So
what do you think? That's what you wanted to talk to me about?
What is this a repeat from 1982
A meeting wrote this
Yeah, what a grand idea. We need to update through our website.
Let me set new goals. New media, like God and the housewives they
got iPhone apps man and housewives are going like what
the hell was this? Completely stupid.
So I got it. I was hiding. My goodness.
There was there was one I have a little gotcha that I just wanted
to throw out there because I thought it was quite hilarious.
So this killed me. It of course it has been completely
overshadowed. But remember, never let a good crisis go to
waste. So our friend Mr. Clapper, the Director of
National Intel A national intelligence. This is the same
guy who has your foot
in his mouth. Yeah. Who on
the Diane Sawyer interview when she said, so how about them
terrorists in London today? He went, what? What, what are you
talking about? Oh. So now Clapper, by the way, he's not a
CIA guy at this is very in his background pretty obvious.
Precisely. He's not a CIA guy. So he comes out, and he says,
well, Gaddafi is gonna pull through, he's gonna make it this
is and by the way, this was not on C span, also not on the
website. Could not find it
anywhere talked about this already.
I know. But so. So actually, we didn't talk about it, John, we
didn't talk about it, it happened and we didn't get to it
doesn't matter you posted on your blog. That's, that's why
you think we talked about it. However, this is what's
interesting. So immediately, guys come out and say, We need
to fire this guy. He's horrible. He's not on board with the
program. And then this is beautiful. And then this little
presidential Presidential Memorandum comes out. Two days
ago, right in the middle of all this horrible tsunami stuff. And
it is the memorandum is written by President Barack Obama
succession for the Director of National Intelligence, should he
die? Should he become incapacitated. And of course, it
goes down the list. You know, in order, you get the Deputy
Director, but it's and all these guys have looked them up, I got
all the links in the show notes. They're all CIA guys, every
single person and then you haven't got after the Deputy
Director of National Intelligence. It's Next in line
is the National Counterterrorism Center Director, and then the
deputy of the DIA. So they put this out, you know, the guy puts
his foot in his mouth again, this is his third strike. Of
course, this fourth actually,
by the way, and you should mention that he was he's given
the the of course he is telling the truth. He was told to do
this. He was told to tell it like it is no matter what and by
the way, I want to remind anybody out there who's
listening to this show, whoever who works in a company or large
corporation, if you ever given that mandate, oh, you can say
whatever you want to the boss, my doors wide open. Yeah, right.
Don't believe.
No, it's not not didn't work that way. If it is just so
funny, that March 8 presidential Mandarin memorandum, the
designation of officers of the Office of the Director of
National Intelligence to act as Director of National
Intelligence, by
little warning during any
period and not over the bow at shot, it's a setup during any
period when it's the DNI and the principal deputy director have
died. They don't say like It's like died resigned or otherwise
become unable to perform. That's nice. How about resigned or
died? Mo died? His first have died. Like, if I were Clapper,
I've taken a long vacation. Then don't get in the hot tub. It
could be bad for your health.
Yeah, the hot tub is a bad idea. So that's
my prediction. You can put money on it. I could take that to the
bank. Clapper is getting died. Although he's
predicting he's gonna get killed now. He's
gonna He's gonna resign. He's gonna He's gonna resign he can't
take it anymore. He's gonna Of course not he's not allowed to
but then for the for them to put this out and like, oh, just so
you know. When the guy goes, here's who's next. And of course
the guy who's next is that young guy. Who what's his name?
Michael Lightner. He's the guy that's next. He's a form of
spook you know the
day is they if they wait long enough they can put the Eric
Schmidt in there.
Wow. Well that you know that there you go. Why would the spot
just opened up didn't it? Yeah. Interesting. I like that one.
That's it. We're still waiting to see where he winds up.
Well, he's at Commerce now but that won't last Congress. He
didn't get nominated. Yeah, he did. No, he didn't know that he
had candidate candidate.
Okay, well, that's he'll be in no maybe that move them over to
this I think this would be good for him. We're gonna make him
this but now we're gonna make him that because this guy quit
because you can't take it anymore because he's actually
telling the truth telling it like it is.
Yeah, you crazy pay. Hey, you out of your mind. Telling people
the truth.
That's not good. So anyway, back to my so I ran into some
interesting spook ish information that was floating
around C span by these guys who they're all write books. And
that nobody reads is separate agencies,
other agents.
But there is loads taste of apparently the head of the CIA
said there's 50 l Kiat. And there was this very interesting
debate going on. But here just play slamming the CIA so I can
get kind of a taste of how these guys operate when they're in
public today.
How it will turn out no one knows. There are a lot of Very
dangerous possibilities. I'll just make one comment about 50
al Qaeda. With all due respect to the Director of Central
Intelligence. I've been engaged in the business of counting
insurgents and terrorists for some 35 years
like sheep, when terrorists, two terrorists, three terrorist,
we don't have a clue. And anyone who says they know how many
there are, is either bluffing, or something worse. Al Qaeda is
a lot more complex problem than 50 individuals. And I wish that
the United States government would get out of the business
body counts. We learned in Viet Cong Vietnam. That's not very
helpful and get into the business of thinking about our
enemy in a more flexible, way.
Flexible, what does that mean? I don't know. flexible way.
I have no idea but this is a guy named Bruce ryedale who former's
book. Well, not. It's hard to say. But he did a book called
Deadly embrace about the Afghan war or something. And there
anyway, he had a couple of interesting things that I think
are worth playing, spins out of control. Taliban concept is a
friend, if you want just in Pakistan, this is really
interesting. Okay, here we go.
Now as and they have their own strategic imperatives, the
Chinese actually have a lot more influence in Pakistan and the US
dollar, they take our money, but the influence is really coming
from China. They call them the all weather friends.
It's what the all
weather friends. Yeah. And the guy who just immediately agreed
apparently the church, right? That's right. That's right.
That's right. They're they're all weather friends. And he
explains it. And I didn't know any of this
turned out and China has, does look at the US as a quasi
adversary. And they look at India as a quasi quasi
adversary. And I'm wondering whether they are they have a
vested interest in actually creating some instability or
incorrect like just today's New York Times story that they
funded? And gather technology for a nuclear reactor to make
bombs? Just now in the Chinese
did that? Yeah. Can you know that?
No, I thought we I thought we gave him all that stuff.
Apparently, a Chinese was right to this day selling of nuke
plants to make bombs, right.
In this world of non proliferation and all this other
stuff. They're encouraging the Pakistanis to build nuclear bomb
material.
But we know that we know that Hillary Clinton said, you know,
China is our competitor. Yeah, this is it.
What's your take on the Iranian and Chinese can be discussed in
the book, or is it focused on x?
Briefly. you characterize China quite rightly. From Pakistan's
perspective, they're the all while they're a friend. If we're
the fairweather friend, they are taller than the Himalayas, and
deeper than the Indian Ocean. In practice, while they've given
Pakistan, a lot of weapons and nuclear reactors and the design
for its bomb in every clutch situation, the Chinese haven't
done anything more than we have. China's short answer is China is
in a quasi rivalry with us and within India, but it's also in a
relationship with us in India, which is an economic Cornucopia
cornucopia, or a cornucopia, apparently cornea, cornea,
cornea copia, it's on your eye,
and China is trying to figure out how to balance all of this
together. So it's for me the high road here is to try to get
the Chinese to roll with us in this. They don't want a jihadist
state in Pakistan. They don't want to see the Indian economy
suffered a devastating blow because they're investing in the
Indian economy now. Tricky, hard to do. But something that we can
do. Iran is the more difficult partner. The short version is in
Afghanistan since 2001. Iran has largely been a supporter of what
we want to do, because they hate the Taliban. The trick here is
to somehow segue off their relatively positive pursuits in
Afghanistan, from the so many other things where we have very
serious disagreements with them. That's a very tricky diplomatic
problem to pursue.
My god John is so incredibly boring. It is how are you know,
it's very interesting, but how can you sit through all that?
You? It wasn't easy. Oh, my goodness, I But anyway, the the
thing I knew I didn't know already that Iran was. You know,
this is why I want to bet on this, by the way because I knew
this, that the Iranians and us were in bed regarding the
relationship to the Taliban and And we didn't want to talk about
it, even though we were there's a lot of threats, oh, we're
gonna bomb Iran, we're going to do this, we're going to do that.
And that was never going to happen because they're actually
allies with us. Yes, Afghan friends.
And by the way, Goldman Sachs, Sachs and Citibank, they've all
got big buildings there. They've got banks there. And so
so we know this is going on. But at the same time, we also had a
clip some maybe a few months ago, where there was an Iranian
intelligence guide going on about how, you know, it was
incredibly stupid the way we were going about making friends
with the Taliban, they didn't like that at all. And, and it
stems from the fact that they hate to talk about sure in every
way, shape and form. Now as as a kind of, I don't want to bore
people totally stupid as Middle Eastern analysis. But to go to
another guy, which kind of relates to the Iranian
situation, this guy, James Robin, from the he's an
international relations professor at the National
Defense University,
or does he have a funny accent, because that makes a good?
Doesn't help. But he's definitely wrote a book on a re
kind of reanalyzing, the Vietnam War. This is how really wonky
some of these guys are. But he, he made an interesting
commentary on and I think this is coming right out of I think
that intelligence agencies are all on board with this
particular commentary on 4chan, which is down on the list there
odd commentary on 4chan, which I thought was really interesting
that he would say this. Does everyone know what 4chan is?
Yeah, 4chan is the is one of these groups that I think
they're either part of or stem from, or
you're doing it all wrong. 4chan dot com, is a essentially a huge
message board, which doesn't store anything, and everything
goes so that you can't do a takedown request. Because by the
time you put the request in, whatever is up there is gone. It
is an amazing source for porn. But I think what you're going to
say is that this could possibly also be a meeting place for a
lot of the so called Anonymous group. Exactly.
So he plays Dr. Robbins. I'm really interested in a
contemporary sense,
Ebola is taken Stopstopstop just as a little background, this is
a talk on the Vietnam War. Now why this particular question and
answer took place is kind of beyond me, but I think it was
this the kind of makes descend a kind of a message throughout
whatever communities listen to this crap.
I'm really interested in a contemporary sense about your
comments regarding 4chan, the hacker networks attack on the
Iranian nuclear
program. But that's already like such a misnomer. But okay. And
and kind of the the feedback of that, from a Private Internet
Association and affecting a nation in that way.
Stuxnet and the attack on the Iranian, the Iranian nuclear
program, it's fantastic. It's great. I mean, these people are
geniuses, whoever, you know, how did they get it inserted into
the network?
Doesn't everyone know this was his Israeli intelligence and the
Americans who did this? They don't know this still. They're
saying that 4chan kitties is playing that
clip, I'm saying the script kiddies did this, please, Rui is
the screw
today, you know, how they do the whole thing I was reading about
it. And it's, it's just amazing. And it's a great example of a
way to to use tools other than force to try to reach the
conclusions that you want. Me there are a lot of war games
dealing with how could Israel bomb the Iranian nuclear program
like they did in Iraq, or in Syria, and somehow knock it out
that way, but they're deeply underground, and they might just
slow them down when they destroy it. But here, they figured out
whoever did it, you know, figured out a way to get inside
their system, and just completely mess them up.
So okay, so that was an interesting clip that I don't
want to keep going on. I'm gonna pull in more, one more. And this
one here is just to give some people some insight into the
fact that we have to get out of Afghanistan. But the fact that
when we get out, nothing's gonna change. And I just want to play
this one clip, again, from this other guy from this Bruce
ryedale character on the Taliban concept as friend and then I
won't bore us any longer.
The Pakistani government in the 1990s did not create the Afghan
Taliban, but they were the midwife to its creation. The
Pakistani army believes to this day, that the Afghan Taliban is
an asset for them, that sooner or later, the Americans are
going to leave Afghanistan. And there will be a struggle for
influence there. And their biggest asset is the Afghan
Taliban. Up until a year or so ago, they believe victory was in
sight. They were going to win in Afghanistan. We were going to
pull out you Hold on to your asset, if you think they're
about to win. But over the course of the last decade, the
Pakistani Taliban has also been sorry, the Afghan Taliban has
also given birth to a mini me, the Pakistani Taliban, which
targets the Government of Pakistan. So the Pakistani
military has an extraordinarily difficult job of trying to parse
the difference. They are still convinced, the best way to deal
with this is to fight those who are your enemy, and use those
who are your asset for the future. The United States in a
very American way, of course, says do more. You got to take
the entire thing down. Pakistanis look at us and say,
You're hopelessly naive. First of all, you won't be here. When
push comes to shove, we'll be on our own. Secondly, we need these
people. We want to continue to have relationships with them.
I'm glad I got up an hour early for that.
fairweather friends? Yes. Well, if you don't, I mean, we can
just do real news from now on, if you don't really find these
kinds of insights.
It's very interesting. It's just not dynamic speakers. That's why
I wished I'd like these guys.
I mean, they're not dating. And not only not dynamic speakers.
And by the way, here's another book, people should put on the
book club list. How to read. I'm sorry, not how to read.
Can't read the title.
That's a good book. I don't have it here. It's how to speak and
how to listen by Adler.
Now this the actually, I have to say, these are the types of
things that you will never, ever hear anywhere. And of course,
this is all you don't have to see, this is what you're getting
levels are all about people is that John and I in this case,
John sat through a lot to get these little bits and these
nuggets of information because you never get any of this and
all we get is like bad Taliban bad terrorists. That's kind of
our news here. In fact, it goes like this, that Taliban mad and
terror is
it's kind of how it sounds on television. Oh, it was what
prepare people for the fact that you have this fairweather
friend, China, China, China, or they're the good word, the name
again, China is our all weather friend, all weather friend and
fairweather friends. I mean, we get you got to know that. So we
don't get stunned or shocked when O'Reilly gets all worked
up. But the fact that we're leaving Afghanistan and the
Taliban took it over again, of course, the Iranians will be
pissed at us. Yeah. And that'll cause another problem. You know,
this whole thing is a mess.
So I spent some time watching the competition in the new media
wars, according to that horrible woman, Hillary Clinton, who used
to be wife of and now runs the
show you're talking about? We're talking about Al Jazeera. No,
actually,
Russia today, Russia today, which the worst
Russia today, the worst thing on the air?
Well, there was a little Jim there. brought on this guy, and
I gotta stop you. Right? Did you know that Tom Hartman moved his
show to Russia today.
I'm really thumb thumb. Well, Max Keiser is on there too, as a
lot of people are on that. But then it's like Alex Jones. You
know, as I don't listen for him, I listened for the guest. So
they had the Anthony wild on who has it guys like the wild beasts
or some kind of publication. But he actually put into words
something that I've been kind of tracking regarding the, the
revolution, 2.0 Revolution revolution to going over. In
fact, I should probably play this first while going in the
Google executive who? Who supposedly is is the leader of
guy. Yeah. So in the midst of all so they have a TED at Cairo
conference. It's a TEDx, which means is this one of these
things, you basically license and you can do it. So Ted,
Cairo's play with Ted is to people who don't know jeez,
everyone who watches the show knows what TED is. Technology
entertainment design. Oh, I thought it was Ted Rumsfeld.
Yes. No. It's where the all the elites go to hang out and and
play with each other and fiddle fiddle with each other's private
parts. And so he was coming in via satellite from Ted at home.
It was just a video from TED X. And they played this a TED just
let's just listen to it. And then I'll get into the with this
Anthony wild.
This is revolution. 2.0. Yay. No one was a hero. No one was a
hero, because everyone was a hero. Everyone have done
something. We all use Wikipedia.
We all use Wikipedia. If you think of the
concept of Wikipedia, where everyone is collaborating
content At the end of the day, you've built the largest
encyclopedia in the world. From just an idea that sounded crazy.
You have the largest inquiries in the world, crazy Atal. And in
the Egyptian revolution, the revolution 2.0 2.0. Everyone
have contributed something smaller, big, they contributed
something to bring us one of the most inspiring stories in the
history of mankind.
Mankind. Oh, mankind never before seen. Okay. So where does
this propaganda come from? Because clearly this guy is an
asset of something. Oh, yeah. And so I've been tracking this
alliance of youth movement. Now the alliance of youth movement
is actually they had a conference last year. And the
reason the reason why it here's here's how I stumbled upon this,
I started seeing these signs with a fist, you know, I'm
talking about kind of the square Yeah, this is yeah. And I'm
like, I've seen this before. So why are these fish showing up in
North Africa? And this is actually the symbol of the
alliance of youth movement. And then I stumbled across this guy,
Anthony Wilde, who says the following about the alliance of
youth movement and the uprising, sorry, the uprisings in North
Africa.
in Zurich? Well, we we hear a lot about the anti Gaddafi
forces, but we actually know next to nothing about who they
are, what do you make of them? Who do you think are are their
leaders?
Well, the leaders, there's there's quite a bit of
speculation as to act actually, who is who is pulling the
strings of what's happening in in Libya. For example, the UK
telegraph recently ran a piece, which talked a fair amount about
the Alliance for youth movements, which is a, an effort
that was formed in the United States by Jared Cohen, who was
the former, a former top adviser to both Condoleezza Rice, as
well as Hillary, Hillary Clinton. And in the in the State
Department. And he, along with the support of the State
Department formed the Alliance for youth movements, and their
their affiliated website called movements.org. What's important
about this is that that organization has as its stated
mission, along with several multinational corporations who
sponsor the organization, its mission is to provide a conduit
a training, so to speak, platform for instruction of how
to organize and prepare for, let's say, electronic driven
protests or communications revolutions, like the ones we're
seeing driven in Libya today. And there is a heavy footprint
involved in both the sands of Tunisia, as well as Egypt, and
now in Libya, with with this organization, so there's a
direct tie in to the US State Department here. As a matter of
fact, in 2009, Hillary Clinton gave the keynote address speech
in Mexico City for this organization. So that would be
an example of a foreign organization that seems to have
some leadership influence on the on the ground in Libya.
So perfect, right.
Where did you get that clip?
Russia today?
Oh, okay. Well, then the Russians would come out. Yeah.
Okay. The Russians are blown the lid off of
it. But yeah, exactly. But then I figured I mind is, of course
they are. We're in competition with them. Hillary Clinton said
so. So then, of course, I go to their website. And this is the
PRI message that Hillary Clinton put on their site before she
went to do the keynote. And it sounds like she's on coke. She's
reading the she's reading this off a prompter. And she's like,
not taking her time. She's speaking to one word at a time.
She's like a total cokehead. Listen to what she says. I want
to congratulate all of you who have come to Mexico City, in
person and online to be part of this groundbreaking Summit.
Now this is sped up. No, no, no,
no, no, it's not. I watched it three times this video is not
sped up. She is just unco she she keeps the there's no pauses
in the words. Those
are the vanguard of a rising generation of citizen activists
who are using the latest technological tools tools to
choose two tools, telling you this is someone who's out of it
out of
my generation of citizen activists, who are using the
latest technological tools tools to catalyze change, build
movements and transform lives. And I hope this conference
provides an opportunity for you to learn from each other and
discover the tools and techniques that will open new
doors for activism and empowerment when you return
home. All over the world young people like you are driving
progress in Colombia, two young college graduates fed up with
violence in their country Shut up used Facebook to organize 14
million people into the largest anti terrorism demonstrations in
history. In Iran. We saw young people using Twitter and YouTube
to communicate with each other and the world these guys have
bought social crap, right? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, totally.
And it's I noticed the movements.org site is all in
Facebook blue. a
crackdown designed to keep them silent. And in India, a 14 year
old high school student from Mumbai used social networking to
link together half a million people who sought solidarity and
support in the aftermath of the November 2008, terrorist
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Next, we'll do some
more official meddling by our government. Now, just as an
aside I've ever I haven't decided clip that kind of
relates to this. Again, it's that guy from the National
Defense University making this interesting little commentary
out of the blue in the clip is called spins out of control.
Almost as if there's a you know, we do we do believe on this show
that there's a there's an inter agency, right? Kind of battling
going on between the CIA, the government and military
intelligence and all the rest of it. And this little clip the way
he says it is almost as though it's going to happen kind of a
thing when I heard it. And it relates to what they're trying
to pull off over here on the State Department.
Nice way to click off the mic.
Thank you. Nothing else seems to be worldwide, not just the
Middle East to we have North Korea, etc. And what sort of
responsibility do you put on the current administration for the
world seeming to be in an upheaval? Oh,
um, I don't know if I could blame the current administration
for everything that's going on. Of course, some of the current
administration want to take credit for it, that they somehow
had inspired people for hope in the Middle East or something
like that. We'll see what the outcome is of all of this. If it
turns profoundly negative. It'll be interesting if they keep
taking credit for it. Yeah. And once it once it spins out of
control.
Oh, well, this is all this is. Out of control. Yeah. Not like
if no one's because it's common. Well, this is very interesting,
John, thank you. That actually does tie in very nicely, because
we had a pretty good conversation on Thursday, about
how all of this is coming together. Of course, it behooves
everybody who listens to the show to pull up Google Earth
once in a while and take a look at the positions of these
countries. If you look at Egypt, underneath that is Libya. And
then underneath that we have George Clooney his territory,
which is Sudan, and George Clooney. He's right on cue.
First shocking pictures of burn villages in Sudan. He's got him
he's bringing him tears of little this is why no America
didn't set off the tsunami in Japan because they got their own
thing. They want this pipeline to go from north all the way to
Southern Africa. So the project enough would like the actor
George Clooney to the atrocities against civilian population dawn
for shocking pictures have been presented by George Clooney from
the satellite Sentinel project. And it's like some really
unclear picture they're showing showing like you can't see
anything but some arrows. Okay. And well, just before you we
jump in, so off air because we always forget when we talk about
something off air. We were we know that Matt. Ben ATHLEAN No,
Ben Affleck is in the Congo. Right? And we were talking about
who would be in Uganda or Kenya because we need a celebrity
right and let me let me give a little more background on this.
We've decided we're going to do this now we're going to do this
live well kind of like live prediction we already did it
Yeah. But but the fact that I want to add a couple more
dimensions to this we've decided or decided or concluded again
based on you know this kind of general things that we keep
seeing over and over again it's all about oil that they keep
right that they keep wanting there's start whoever they are
now using celebrities as frontman for for movements
because the public is especially the American public is so stupid
that we unless it's like you know George Clooney telling us
to do something we don't do anything.
That's a great way to set it up John it's also because we don't
buy the weapons of mass destruction gig anymore. We
already fell for that one. So when by
the way over the weekend, alright, it was either me it was
on Friday. They the The Biography Channel had a running
series of by Agra fees right in a row. I've never seen this
before, and it would include I think I missed one of them,
which I believe was was Ben Affleck all the ocean's 11 guys?
Well, they had no Yeah, well, kind of. Yeah, actually they had
Ben Affleck then they had Matt Damon then they had George
Clooney. Then they had Brad Pitt and then they finish it with
Cameron Diaz. Interesting. Who we can't leave out of this.
No, shoot, no, no, no, you need to you need a guy with muscle. I
agree. I'm not arguing I'm just saying she she can show up. And
I do have one clip from the Matt Damon biography which which
drops a few names in there, even though it's not the one we
finally concluded. But it's interesting to listen to this
short clip of this from this Matt Damon biography of how
these you know what's going on to get people kind of jacked up
about these people representing the government.
But Matt knows there's more to life than being a handsome
actor. He is involved in several charities including Not on our
watch, an aid organization he co founded with Ocean's co stars,
George Clooney, Don Cheadle, and Brad Pitt. Their goal is to
focus attention on social crimes committed in door for in Africa,
Don Brad, Matt and I have all in the last year been in that
region and around there. It's something that that has been an
important part of a lot of our a lot of us on this panels lives
for the last few years,
given our individual interest in in what was going on there. It
seemed like we'd be remiss if we didn't try to redirect some of
those resources towards something that is a life and
death struggle. Anyway,
so after the show on Thursday, after we brought this up again,
I remember Newsweek magazine as George Clooney is literally in
that it's like the new celebrity ambassadors because people don't
buy it anymore. From a ugly people. We don't buy anything
from Ugly people. And the only like good looking people we got
was Obama he's too busy doing other stuff. He can't be
everywhere even though there's two of them. So we need somebody
celebrities, and we need the right kind of guy who set up
that way. And we went through a whole list where like Harrison
Ford No, he shot
already stay tried him and he was
was doesn't work doesn't work. Bano, no way Banos like has no
credibility now, yeah, people don't like him anymore. And then
I hit upon it because we we need someone who has, you know, the
the Africa connection, particularly the southern
region, and it's so obvious. It's Leonardo DiCaprio. It's so
obvious.
Yeah, he has to be he has to be brought into the club. Now I
don't see that he's this he worked with these guys because
they saw he
was yes. He Well, he's the kind of that group you know, he's
he's elevated. He gets
we have to say we also eliminated people we should
mention them. We eliminated Johnny Depp.
Yeah, to to stinky. Well, he's
just you know, he's he's not it doesn't.
You can't count on the guy. Now. He won't do it. We thought about
Robert Downey Jr. But you might too much in you know,
too much. Too much baggage.
Too much. Luggage. Too much in the backpack? Yeah.
And we've started we've tried some other people and we
eliminated them. And the guy who really comes to the fore is
DiCaprio.
Yeah. And he also was hanging out with Putin not too long ago.
And he was
right. How do you get him? How do you have? How does a guy
who's an actor get a meeting with Putin?
Yeah, well, this. It's like Cloney Clunies hanging out with
the President. And Oh, speaking of such a very, very
interesting. You know, I watched www every single week. You know
what that stands for? Don't you
know what the West Wing Week? Oh, yeah. It's
a continuing soap opera brought to you by the White House blog
people. And so who's our president hanging out with? He's
hanging out with Melinda Gates? She's on the plane, you know,
the traveling around?
Oh, yeah. Bill did a speech recently, which I have the
entire thing recorded. And he says in there that he was
jealous because Melinda got a ride on Air Force One before he
did
try. Well, you know what is because he didn't show up at
that Silicon Valley meeting. And the President's like, Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah. You nerd. I was gonna take your wife. Watch this. I'll
take her for a ride. He got a sweet ride. I got a sweet ride.
So the elitist, horrible, chill ARD from Gitmo nation down
under?
Yes, I actually had a couple of clips, I decided they were
talking about boring.
Well, well, so that everyone's up and over. First of all, she's
just the frightening woman. So everyone's up in arms because
she literally said in, in her campaigning, speeches and
debates, no carbon taxes. And now she and I have the clip if
you want. It's not that interesting. She says there will
be no Carbon Tax and now she's saying, Hey, let's go Rice
carbon and everyone's freaking out, like you said, No. And then
she's actually has the audacity to say, Well, if you actually if
you didn't understand that I meant we would have carbon tax,
then you just you don't you're just something wrong with your
ears. I mean, this is literally, it's so blatant. So incredible.
Is that right? Right. Yeah. So she comes to visit the President
to talk about no doubt,
you know, I'm expecting a forked tongue to come out of her, as
she totally
reptile reptilian. So she comes to the White House, and they go
on the road. And there's so many things going on in this clip.
The title of the episode is 15 second law class. Like these
guys are so nuts. And so they're going to visit a couple of
schools and the first thing, the first thing
that happens is, by the way, she mentioned this, I don't know.
Did you watch her give her joints?
Beat? Yes, of course. I did. Yeah, she's speaking English.
Prime Minister Guillard quizzed the kids on their knowledge of
Australian geography. And the kids tested both leaders
knowledge of American history. How many of these presidents
Okay, so they're in the classroom, and then they have
all the presidents on the wall? And that kid says, How many of
the Presidents Can you pick out? Because, of course, this is what
the kids get taught in school. You know, there's no, that's a,
you know, there's our leaders. And here's who this was, who was
who this was. And what do you think are brilliant president
comes up with?
Oh, that's Lincoln. That's Washington, on tooth and
that's it. He does Lincoln in Washington. Really, the only to
anyone? The only time all of them? I'm sure you could is the
only two that are on the test to become a citizen is Lincoln is
like, Ah, ha, yeah. A rally should steal that from me. But
then, but then they go now this is very interesting. So what was
our president supposedly, as an academic,
he was a professor of constitutional law.
Exactly. So luckily, he goes to visit a class of scholars
studying to be lawyers. And he pulls it out. He says, Well, you
know, I was a professor of constitutional law, and listen
to how they've edited his proof that he was a constitutional law
professor
today, March 8, President Obama was joined by Melinda Gates, co
chair of the Gates Foundation, and Secretary of Education, Arne
Duncan on a visit to tech Boston Academy in Boston,
Massachusetts, to biotech class where they're learning about are
you really calling the President visited some classrooms and
spoke to students and faculty about the shared responsibility
that government businesses, philanthropists and communities
have to promote innovative education strategies that will
prepare American students to compete in a 21st century
economy. The president also fell back on his old role as a
teacher of constitutional law.
Now, you gotta remember that
we don't know this guy talk any faster. He's great.
He's, he's he's auditioning for the voiceover for the
Kardashians. So now, we don't know what the President actually
said. But this is how they edited it.
The President also fell back on his old role as a teacher of
constitutional law.
Any particular case, I used to teach constitutional law. So I
know a little something about this. Yes, sir. Okay, and why
don't you state the case? What's the court's conclusion? What was
the rationale? What would they say? What was the reason? We
agree? Um, yeah. It's a that's law school class right there.
What? Did you hear that what they did?
Are you kidding me? What did the court said that? No,
this is how it's edited in the show in his little show. It's
terrible. So what was the case? What did the court say? That's
good. You got it. Listen again.
What was the reason? The same thing that's law school class.
Wow. Wow. Wow.
You got to watch the show. Man. I'm telling you they can sell
that to Turner and lifetime anytime.
Again. I got a repetitive clip. I like to play right now.
Perfect time. Play woman happy about everybody.
It's just unbelievable. We are all so excited. I'm so thankful
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Rolling right along. Yeah.
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show?
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uploaded HLN teaser. That was the teaser. Yeah, but
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among some lesbian fans of the pop singer or Vivian's as
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Owens read is the founder of lesbians who look like Justin
Bieber. She joins me from Boston for a showbiz newsmaker
interview. Am I talking to Danielle or am I talking to
Justin beaver? I Danielle thanks for joining us. Hey, I want to
say flat out I like his new haircut. Cut I wanted to Daniel
why like plus ay ay are the BBS as you call them not responding
to or copying the new hairdo.
Here's the thing it's we're never gonna not love Justin
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know, it's like I'm not gonna cut my hair just because my hair
still look the way that you looked a couple of years ago and
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Yeah, now is Erica kinda looks like Ellen DeGeneres is safe to
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she's also a lesbian, you know? 17 He's gonna have a lot of
different hairstyles. Danielle, the question for your site. Is
do you think that you and your obedience are going to have to
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as he gets older, it's kind of like that one blog. Older men
who look like lesbians. It's like they're always gonna be
people who relate that I can put up.
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believable. We're excited. I'm so thankful for everybody. And
like I say, Thank you for everybody that has participated
in this because it couldn't have been done without everybody.
What is that from?
The game on over the weekend? This is I guess the mom of some
loss that apparently there's a couple of people lost in the in
the mountains. They were jet What do you call it
snowmobiling. And they were gone for three days. And then they
found them. And so then they put the mic on her, you know, trying
to get the crying mom. And she comes out with this. And I just
said this is too good. This is generic.
Oh boy. So in other words, nice and uplifted. Let me bring you
down again. As I was watching a Fox Business News, the fox Fox
Business News Channel, which apparently I'm the only guy
watching the Fox Business News
Channel. Just a couple others have about 4050 people. Okay,
well,
I'm in good company. So they've got a former Goldman Sachs guy
on and you'll like him, John. Yeah, Charles nanner. From
nanner, nanner nanner nanner. He's a he's a cyclist as in
cycles. Now like, like, you know, one of my one of one of
your dues. And he has a theory and I wanted to check and see if
you buy into his theory. He's talking about the markets. And
so he's a former Goldman guy. So you think he's kind of on the
inside, although I don't know what happens if you're a former
Goldman guy. And he says, well, the Dow Jones is going down to
5000. This is how bad the crash is going to be. And the reason
well, he's about to tell you what the reason is five decades.
But what do you think? All right, I'm not so sure people
would buy you're totally bearish dropping to 5000 But the
question I think they might have is what would trigger would it
be an oil shock would it be inflation and interest rates
spike or what? Last time
I was on this the only network that lives Yes, it was from
London and the kind of finish a depressed so I don't want to
depress you but I also do work and peace cycles. And it shows
that one of the major works starting at the end of
2012 2013. And I think that's, that's gonna do it
a major war cycle and of 2012 2013 that will do it,
that's gonna do it. He says,
Well, I when you follow cycles if all the cycles and my war
cycle actually is 2020 And that's when you have the major
war. I mean, you might have some skirmishes, but I'm not seeing
that. Okay, well, then we're saying I do believe he's right
about the Dow going to 5000. But really well, there's something
we can invest in. That'd be in 2013. We can invest in that.
What do we buy ETFs or something like you can buy some ETF
shorts. I mean, they have ETFs that are basically shorts and do
there's double each and triples or not triple. I don't like to
triples. They're a little risky. The doubles are risky. I like
the
triplets. But anyway.
Not Yeah. It's you know, it's just one it's something to think
about. Okay, so I, by the way, do have one last Middle East
thing if you want to bring it in. Yeah. Sure. Obama press
conference. There's a little piece of information in here I
thought was kind of interesting. Once you hear the piece that I
think is interesting, you can cut that clip because the rest
of it just blather.
But if I let's see if I trip over it,
is if some of these other apprised. There's been a careful
consideration not to take sides, let the living let the people in
those countries make this decision. But in this case, it
does seem we have taken sides. So what what's the what's the
red line?
Well, first of all, let's take a look at what we've already done.
Now, what is this from this is not a is this the questions
after the
question and answer press conference that took place? Just
I think
he's sitting down for this right? No, no, he's standing
standing Odium. Oh, okay. All right.
My first priority, obviously was getting up American citizens and
embassy personnel out of Libya. We got that done. The very next
day, we had already instituted the largest financial seizure of
assets in our history.
And oh, that's it. Wow. Wow. The largest in history in history.
What? So it's true, then the 70 billion or whatever? The
largest. Wow,
play it again. It's just like I went he should he said, this is
like, I'm surprised he didn't get a gasp, the audience Wow,
some
of these other apprised. There's been a careful consideration not
to take sides, let the living let the people in those
countries make this decision. But in this case, sorry. Too
far. So what? What's the what's the red line?
Well, first of all, let's take a look at what we've already done.
My first priority, obviously was getting up American citizens and
embassy personnel out of Libya. And we got that done. The very
next day, we had already instituted the largest financial
seizure of assets in our history.
It's just unbelievable. We are all so excited. I'm so thankful
for everybody. And like I say, Thank you for everybody that has
participated in this because it couldn't have been done without
everybody. So Hillary
Clinton jumping in there.
She sounds very just remotely like Hillary thinking thank God,
that in speech, thanking Barack there for participants that
would I mean, I was floored when I heard that. A I already we
already complained about this on the show. Is that what right the
Switzerland have to freeze all of his money in Switzerland? But
meanwhile, what right do we have to grab all these assets? What
did they declare war on the United States? I mean, what
exactly what prompts this? Well, you recall they do this and
anytime they
want? Well, it was it was a presidential executive order,
was it not?
Well, I would assume so. I think it was can you just do it again,
the President is such a dictator now that he can just like,
I don't like the President can take you American citizen and
kill you. If he calls you a terrorist. So what are you
talking about? Yeah, I think he can take your money to like your
tears, we I can kill you.
So they took the biggest amount from anybody ever under what and
what was the rationale for that?
It's cool to have someone else's money.
Yeah. Well, you got it.
How hard can it be? I'm still reading the periodic review of
individuals detained at Guantanamo Bay Naval Station
pursuant, it's still there, idiots. Who Sue no pursue and
pursue it. Well, let me just see it was looking at it now. It was
or when was this? It was was it? February when he did this?
I don't know. I can't remember. Looking at the pages
worth it. Executive. Yes. And Executive Order Libya. Here we
go. February 25 2011. So executive order is not like a
memorandum that's not like a memo. That's like the whole
deal. I find Colonel Muammar Qaddafi with a que his
government and close associates are taking extreme measures
against the people of Libya, including by using weapons of
war mercenaries and wanton violence. Bonton. But what's
wanton violence?
What wanton wanton a wanton thought was like a dish? Yeah,
it sounds like soup. What's wanton? Wanton, you know, just
out of control crazy.
Okay, against unarmed civilians. I further find that there's a
serious risk that Libya state assets will be mis appropriated
by Qaddafi members of his government members of his family
or close associates if those assets are not protected, the
foregoing serve, protected. This is good. This is you can't make
you cannot make this stuff up. By the way. The foregoing
circumstances, the prolonged attacks, and the increased
numbers of Libyans seeking refuge in other countries, which
is not true. It's not Libyans, it's like people who were their
slaves and their running away, have caused a deterioration in
the security of Libya, and poses a serious risk to its stability,
thereby constituting an unusual and extraordinary threat to the
national security and foreign policy of the United States. And
I hereby declare a national emergency to deal with that
threat. Hmm, interesting. I didn't know that the National
Emergency I didn't hear that on CNN, did you hear that anywhere,
all property and interest in, in property, all property and
interest in property that are in the United States, that
hereafter come within the United States, or that are or hereafter
come within possession or control of any United States
person, including any overseas branch of the following persons
are blocked and may not be transferred, paid, exported,
withdrawn and otherwise dealt in? Holy crap.
Like how come there wasn't a front page headline in New York
Times saying national emergency declared Yeah, all
your base belong to us is what this is. And then it go then
there's a whole bunch of stuff about basically, we're taking it
all. But this would also mean that any bank the assets are
frozen. I wonder what happened, you know, I wonder how they how
they do that technically, you know, they actually do it, do
they just like send a note or they you know, block it in the
computer? Or how does that work?
All right, we should find out we must have we have a couple of
Goldman guys that listen to the show.
Well, the Secretary of the Treasury in consultation with
Secretary of State Great Hillary and Timmy is hereby authorized
to determine that circumstances no longer warrant the blocking
of the property interest in person blood listen to annex to
order take necessary action to give. So basically, it's a Timmy
and Hillary who are in charge of it. So they get to take the
money and they get to Shell it out to whoever they think it's
appropriate to unbelievable.
Yeah, nobody picks up on this. Hey,
it's a national national emergency. It's
in a national emergency. Nobody mentioned
national emergency. Threat. Terror Libya. Wanton. This is
the word of the day. wanton violence in Libya. Have you ever
heard anyone used that word wanted? Yeah. Really? Yeah. I've
never heard it. One tonight. You
heard it now. Yeah,
you heard it here. First. Wanton is the word of the day in Libya.
So you know, everything's blue on Facebook. Is this gonna be
your best colorblind? Oh, really? You only really sees
blue.
I'll give you a little hot pocket action.
It's true as a fact. He's colorblind.
Yeah. Let me see. I've had I did have a couple other things here
that I should well, we should probably talk about the the
naked body scanners going back for testing. As is good.
This is a good one. And we've gotten probably more emails on
this than anything.
Yeah, it is the most email to the day once you run it down for
us. Well, apparently, what's
happened somebody discharged, looked at the reports of this
TSA has been filing about because he had to check these X
ray machines, which kind of surprises me that they're doing
anything. And there's some people did the calculation. They
were the calculations on the amount of radiation is off. It's
wrong
to 1000 It's like 1000 times what they say.
And they it's like the math is bad. The reports are sketchy.
The whole thing is a mess. And so somebody I forgot who it was
it said hey, guys got to get these reports in order. And so
the TSS oh, it just, it was just a bookkeeping error.
Everything's fine.
It's like they literally said that didn't a bookkeeping error.
Sorry, they're
gonna go back and test them again. These things are gonna
control to probably irradiating the TSA people.
Well, that's why that's why they're not using him. I mean,
this is this is totally look over here. Nothing to see. Look
at that. Just a rounding error.
That's probably why they're not using them because they know
yeah, I've flown quite a bit recently. And I every time I go
to the airport, I'm always going through the magnetometer and the
thing. I think they're sitting there. They may be run somebody
through it once in a while, but it's rare. I don't know.
At the Yeah. I also the TSA is about to unionize. Did you know
that? It's about time? Yeah. Although I don't think they'll
have collective bargaining rights. No, not
the federal guys won't allow that. But at least they'll be
able to wear the radiation tags and realize that they've been
killing themselves in this job.
There was 10 times it wasn't it wasn't 1000 times 10 times
something like what 10 times seems
like a lot. Yeah. When the way you know that when you have
reports like we had on the show where we clip people saying,
wow, it's like using a cell phone.
Well, actually, I had the from last week, let me just bring up
I think I have at last week's show. One of the clips I had the
one of the executives from the company that makes them and he
was on. I don't know some it wasn't NPR. It was like the
economist or something. They have some kind of web radio
show. And he was saying something like, Hey, are you
want to hear this for a second? Might as well do. Andreas could
Toski off to fast forward a little bit through the three
opening intro on the economy. So he's talking about how safe
these things are.
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Alright, so now he's gonna talk about how safe they are, which
is just hilarious what he uses this comparison and
this is the economist should you be worried about the new full
body scanners also known as nude scanners, new data currently
appearing in airports around the world? Do they increase security
but at the cost of privacy? Is airport scanning just as Sharad
to or is it wanton reassure passengers? And what will the
checkpoint of the future look like? To find out more we spoke
to Andrei Eska Toski, Chief Technology Officer of rapid scan
one of the world's largest manufacturers of scanning
equipment. We started by asking him to tell us what kinds of
machines the company makes.
rapiscan systems is one of the biggest scanner manufacturers in
the world. And we are effectively exclusively
dedicated to checkpoint security screening.
Okay, now the kind of scanner that's in the news a lot at the
moment of the so called nude scanners. These are the full
body scanners that are appearing on some airports, particularly
in the United States. And I believe 500 of them have been
ordered from rapid scanner, which about half have already
been deployed. Is that right? Yes, I think that's right. And
you're not operating them, obviously. But there's this idea
that they're called nude scanners. Does that bother you?
Well, I think the name bothers me. And the idea is not
it's not our brand, dude. We don't want to be known as nude.
It's not our brand, Gingerbread maybe, but not nude
to produce nude pictures. The aim is to image threats and
weapons, image threats. And that's what their purposes.
The two main objections that have been raised against them
are the privacy objection and the safety objection. Perhaps we
should start with the privacy one. Do you have a sort of
policy or best practices that go with using your scanner? Or do
you leave that up to the security agency or the airport?
Well, typically since we deal with government agencies, they
determine how the scanners are used. But in most cases, there
are numerous privacy features of the machine. One is the fact
that these are X ray images. And if you saw an x ray image, you
could not identify that person in a room later, unless they
were the smallest person
they had a huge breath.
He says the largest or the smallest, he just needs to
breasts or Wang person
in the room. The second thing is most airports have strict
operational safeguards. And typically, the image reviewers
are in a separate room. They cannot see the passengers they
cannot record the images and typically yeah,
oh yeah, no, well, we know that's a lot to have cell phones
or other cameras that they could take images with them.
Moving on to the safety question so your new Scanner if you'll
forgive the question
is I do like this guy you're in your guys's gives Harvard new
Scanner
backscatter X ray, there's another sword isn't there that
uses millimeter wave radiation. And some people think that
assault is safer because X rays are ionizing radiation so on
what's your position on the safety of these scanners?
We think these scanners are
demonstrated. We think, by the way not Yeah, they are,
we think we think is what he said.
We think
ionizing radiation has been with every living beings since the
dawn of time. As a matter of fact, we ourselves are
radioactive. So
when buddy comes, don't
cuddle up to someone's butt con sleep in the same bed as another
human being you're actually increase your X ray exposure.
Wait, there's more, it gets better about as much every day
as a secure scan,
you have a chart on your website that shows these various levels
of radiation exposure. And one of the bars on the chart has a
banana and what's going on there
a banana. Hello, John a banana how much radiation is in the
banana? John?
Oh, I don't know.
Probably Probably more. I think eating a banana is probably more
radioactive than one of our scanners. What do you think,
John? I think this wanton man should tell us.
Well, bananas are fairly radioactive as far as food goes,
because
things glowing in the dark. What's wrong in my banana,
10, potassium. All potassium has some radioactive components in
it. So you need potassium to live, but it does have ionizing
radiation associated.
So one banana is roughly equivalent to one of these kids.
Well, a quarter of a banana
is roughly equivalent to one of these.
That's, that's the kicker. So a quarter of a
banana plastic that is the Clip of the Day,
a quarter of a banana is equally is equal to one times two on a
naked body scanner. Then make sense. If I eat a whole banana,
I might die a radiation. Fuck me. Sorry. Didn't mean to do
that just slipped out to the Tourette's. Unbelievable. Yeah,
yeah, it's good.
Well, yeah, that's the day.
I had it last week. It just we didn't get to it. Yeah, it's
an evergreen. Yeah. Oh, my
goodness. I needed that. I needed a real belly laugh.
These people think they are. Yeah, let's just nerver these
guys. It's pretty
outrageous, isn't it? Oh, by the way, breaking news. Here to do
tu tu tu tu tu tu PJ Crowley spokes hold for Hillary Clinton.
Israel resigned?
Oh, I wonder why.
Well, the thesis is CNN says pressure from White House
officials. I don't know. Maybe it's over. He said something
weird about Bradley Manning. He said the treatment of Private
First Class Bradley Manning was ridiculous and counterproductive
and stupid. Yeah, that's not always a good thing to say.
You're not supposed to make your boss look bad, dude. That's
like, oh, that's like not the way. Hollywood did it. Yeah.
Yeah. It was a good call. Yeah. So that's, that's breaking news.
And I do have some pretty outrageous stuff. Actually. The
you know, and we knew it's,
you know her, don't you? Yeah, she used to come on silicon spin
every so often. I like her as a journalist, and
she's nice girl. She did the very first interview about
podcasting with me.
And that's what it is.
What do you mean, that's what it is? No, I mean, I respect her as
a journalist. Obviously.
She's fantastic, is she? She comes out
with it. Apparently, hyper evolved, vampires are now
attacking large animals in a sheep in Mexico, draining them
of their blood, leaving huge bite marks behind.
Yeah, that's a journalist.
I'm done with it. Attacks from hyper evolved vampires on the
rise in Mexico is her report. Yeah, I'm down with that. I
think that's totally, totally possible. Okay. So while all
this is taking place, of course, we must lesson we forget, oh, I
want to mention one thing. And I tweeted about this, but I have
it in the show notes. There's a documentary called lifting the
veil. And it's one of the John if, if, if we put together a no
agenda clip show. In video, this would be it. And this goes back,
you know, several years and every single thing like oh my
god, I remember we played that. Oh, gee. Wow. I forgotten about
that one. And it's all it's it's goes all the way back to Glass
Steagall. And in the Clinton shills and then how Obama got
elected and all of the shows he's got an office. It's a
fabulous, fabulous piece of work is riveting about an hour and a
half lifting the veil. You have to see this I recommend that
highly. You're going to watch it online who
produced it.
Um, I don't remember.
Let me see if I didn't Adam Curtis art ething let me see
Adam Curtis is my absolute favorite documentarian. Let
me let me find out here I got the link here. It's a A lifting
the Ville there's all kinds of it doesn't say I'd probably have
to go all the way into it at the end. But it's it's you have to
watch it. This website to metanoia
metanoia metanoia films.org Whoa, we'll probably have here
about let me see. Anyway, take a look at it. It's, you will, you
will enjoy it. I'm forcing Mickey to watch it. But she was
all she was just like I don't have to force me I want to watch
is great. Now what was I gonna say there was I had something I
wanted to Oh, yes. So lest we forget that. President Obama
basically opened up with another one of his presidential notes
there today. All right, everybody, you go make your own
rules, FDA, EPA, you now have the power by the power of
Greystoke. I now allow you to make rules and regulations. So
of course, this is the setup to the Clean Air Act, you know, a
revamp of and this is what's her name, Lisa Jackson, this
horrible arrogant woman.
arrogant person in government.
Yeah, we've we've discussed her many times. So there's a bill in
the House to stop the EPA from doing this, which I think is
appropriate, because, you know, regulations can't just come from
Lisa Jackson who dreams it up. It has you know, it should be
congressional it should go through the Senate and you're
gonna make a law, then, you know, which I'm sure they're
gonna do. You know, this would be basically the precursor to
cap and trade and global warming. We're all gonna die.
And so, of course, this is immediately deemed a Republican
bill and they're horrible and they and the Republicans want us
all to die from global warming. So we get Senator Markey Markey.
Yeah, there's a marquee. Yeah, Marquis, what's his word? He
must be Democrat. I'm sure. He's from Massachusetts,
Massachusetts, Massachusetts. Right. So he comes out with a
statement. And the video is actually funnier. Because
there's some woman behind him who probably wrote the statement
and she's smirking and smiling like, yeah, that was good. But
it was really good. Listen to what he's this is a total. He's
saying that the what the what the Republicans are trying to do
is anti science. They're trying to do away with science. All
science says Republicans, I am. The sciences and
I rise in opposition to a bill that repeals the scientific
finding that pollution is harming our people and our
planet. However, I won't rise physically, because I'm worried
that the Republicans will overturn the law of gravity
sending us floating around. And this woman is sitting behind him
like, that was good. I wrote that it gets better. I won't
call for the sunlight of additional hearings for fear
that Republicans might excommunicate the finding that
the Earth revolves around. How cute Am I with my writing.
Instead, we will embody Newton's third law of motion and be an
equal and opposing force against this attack on science and laws
that will reduce America's importation of foreign oil. A
leap of faith will live in the house while simultaneously being
dead in the Senate. It will be a legislative Schrodinger, his cat
killed by the court. Let him finish the legislative process,
arbitrary rejection of scientific fact will not cause
scientific
fact everyone agrees, John scientific fact
as us to rise from our seats today. But with this bill,
pollution levels will rise, oil imports will rise, temperatures
will rise. And with that, I yield back the balance of my
time. That is unless a rejection of Einstein's special theory of
relativity is somewhere in the chairs. Amendment pile.
No plea Yeah. This show boating jerk off, you got to see the
video to see that. But this did smirking assistant in the back.
Oh, yeah.
Hey, so I did a little bit of research. Now you were talking,
we've been tracking these wireless smart meters that are
being installed everywhere. And by the way, apparently, Pacific
Gas and Electric. Is is proposing a way for customers to
opt out. Out of yeah, they say yeah, well of course, you're
screwed because you already have one.
Well, I can just say hey, you never gave me the chance to opt
out. Now. Now. You
mentioned a number. I just want to check this. Did you say that
you were paying $1,000 a month for electricity? Yeah. You're
out. You're crazy. That's that's not possible. And that's,
yeah, it's just this was way too high. But it's only because they
put these meters in. My wife says, Well, you know you what
you did was you do you use them at the peak hour and they left
the lights on
your lights so I could read this but I'm telling you you're
getting ripped off. You got to jump on this right away, man.
Yeah, I'm working on it. This is not okay. Because this is now
happening everywhere as the this outsourcing to now they've
essentially put a
third party it's going on with the parking meters in San
Francisco. Now
it but but this is electricity, man, this is not okay. I mean, I
checked because I know I'm just
saying the outsourcing is this, this is going on with
everything. These governments, they pay themselves big
salaries, and then they they figure that well how we can get
all this tax money, let's just jump out all this, we don't
even, you know, we're not even going to collect that we'd let
somebody else do all the work, we'll just take the profit. And
that's the problem is that the collection is also done with
these companies where they're wireless smart meters. And we
always knew that this was going to be some kind of control thing
with the smart grid. But I had no idea. I had no idea that they
were outsourcing the collection to these companies who of
course, get a piece of the action of everything they
collect. Yeah, so they want to click More, but I checked it. So
our electricity is $300 a month. And and I have the studio on all
the time. on warm days we have we do have air conditioning,
which I do keep in check because you leave that thing on, you
know, you can just hear the meter whirring away in the
corner. But $300 a month for two people in a modest home. You
know, what do we have like 1700 square feet is not big at all.
So for you to has too high. It probably is but it's California.
Right? So then you had 500 And now it's just gone to 1000 Dude,
you're being ripped off. There's something very wrong. Yeah, but
why are you telling me what I already know. Now let me tell
you what else I discovered. So I was wrong about the water
because I this was freaking me out. I'm like I you know, I
thought we were paying a much more for water. So I looked at
the pipe because we get a bill for every two months. And the
bill was came to $175 a month which is very low. For water
water. Yeah, for water. Maybe
down there up here. We got water all over the place. It shouldn't
be that high.
But check this out. I pay $200 for sewer. So I'm like wait a
minute. I pay $175 for the water coming out. But I pay $200 for
going down the drain. No you're crapping in it. No, no. You know
what it is you pay for rainwater and they had literally have on
the bill. We had 14 rain days. times whatever. Two they're
charging me for rain.
That's a scam
they're charging me for rain. I don't get it. I'm paying more
for for water going down the drain from the sky apparently.
And then it's coming out of the tap
to help me understand it's a typical California scam. The
state is just crawling with these things. And you know they
had the water guys in particular down in Southern California.
There was a big kind of a scandal they were making
hundreds and hundreds of 1000s of dollars a year they're just
you know the public works guys just sitting in their desk a
couple of them I think one of them may was making 400 grand or
something like that. And then they went on full retirement
like you know after 20 years. Yeah. full salary. You wonder
why the states broke
rockin and rollin everybody just having a good old time
give him credit for being sharp operators. Yeah, that doesn't do
me any good. And I will stay on top of that. I want to know what
happens because we're working on I'm concerned. I do have one
final thing to talk about. Oh, good. We have some time. So this
woman came on C span during the book this thing and she's name
is Kay Heimer wits. And she did a book called Manning up how the
rise of women has turned men into boys pussies. And she has a
bunch of interesting she she made an interesting point she
talked about for example, the show Seinfeld with you know the
characters that are on Seinfeld and remember the show that
Georgia Lane Kramer J and and then you have the French Oh
Rachel Ross. These are people that she calls pre adults. They
didn't really exist before he never had shows like this in the
past. Because big bang theory is probably the best example of
this even though she didn't mention it about these, you know
these men who refuse to you know, their their men boys
refused to be the average age of a married guy in 1970 was 21.
Now it's going pushing into the 30s you have kind of immature
older males that are in their early 30s Yeah, we're pussies.
Yeah, well, we'll play the clip. I have a clip here on that she
makes a few commentaries and it's kind of interesting to
discuss. It's called the end of the male. And you talk to us
look around, you can see this happening and what I concluded
that guys, generally speaking will just, you know, fall back
into doing nothing if given the opportunity. I think that's a
big part of this
clear and important social role. Today, provider husbands and
fathers are optional. With reproductive technology, if
women so choose, they can simply buy sperm and forget about the
man who delivered it. Yeah.
Which is, I think is a very good thing.
My God,
meanwhile, young men have seen fathers and uncles discarded by
wives cast out of their home and separated from their children.
No wonder they look around the culture shrug and do their own
thing. And here's my final reason for the appearance of the
child man. We've seen a general cultural ambivalence, and that's
at best about man. By the 1990s. The entire culture, as we just
saw became a Hugo girl cheering section. It would be nice to say
that Americans love both their boys and girls equally, but
there was reason for men to suspect otherwise. You may
notice some of you may have heard this expression girls rule
boys Drew. This was a very popular little phrase that went
on on girls backpacks and lunch boxes, and so on and so forth.
The other one says not all men are annoying, some are dead. Not
even funny. So advertisers and screenwriters at the same time,
were giving us a long line of low IQ television dads. We had
Homer Simpson and Ray Romano, Tim Allen, and the drumbeat from
the popular culture said men are dumb, they're unfeeling, they're
incompetent, and women don't really need them. At the same
time, the qualities of character that men had needed to be needed
to play their traditional role, fortitude, courage, confidence,
fidelity, we're becoming obsolete, and even a little
embarrassing, feminists have a new term out that's gained some
traction. It's the term is mansplaining. It's a combination
of man and explaining. And according to the Urban
Dictionary, a popular source of trendy terms mansplain is what
men do in order to, quote, dominate the conversation and to
make statements that are not based on facts, assuming that
people will believe and agree with him, because he is a male.
So that you know, once again, this attack on the idea of the
authoritative male, and so man decided they better cooldown the
masculine personality, they adopted youthful playfulness and
hesitancy.
Yeah, that is a fascinating clip. First of all, she needs to
get laid really hard. That's for sure. So I think there's a
couple things going on here. You still with me, John? Yeah. So
first of all, I believe that if you think about the whole
concept of the elites wanting only 500 million people, you
know, there's a couple of ways to kill it kill us pretty
quickly, like wars and tsunamis and stuff like that. But over
time, it's much better just to stop us from having children.
And I've been noticing a couple of things. So first of all, I
think it's now pretty well documented that BPA, or
bisphenol bioethanol A, which is in plastic bottles, injects,
contains estrogen. So the men literally are becoming more
effeminate, because of all kinds of chemicals that are in our
environment. And there's some some scientific evidence of
that. I want to say,
don't forget soybean oil, which is promoted as the healthy and
organic is an estrogen. Analog.
Right. So and you know, and look what's happening. I mean, I'm
almost 47 And I should be a manly man. I'm a bi curious
male.
Or fifth example.
Perfect example. Now, add to that. I don't have you seen
these commercials. I've clipped it many times, but it doesn't
work. You can't do it in audio. And as these commercials where
you see, the woman has a kid and it's like, do you really want
another child? Do you really see any other kids like ruining the
house, you know, like making a mess in the kitchen? Or you
know, drawing on the walls. You've seen these right you then
there's another one there's another one where the woman is
walking through like a department store and she's
looking at baby care just so he doesn't have any kids. And this
is the one that not only keeps you from getting pregnant but
you don't even have to have any periods anymore. Yeah, you only
have it four times a year
yeah of course you may have to do that rig periodic
spotting and that's gotta be good flood spotting Nadia from
time to time but I think it is an overall you Genesis push from
a different direction because it has to come from multiple
directions just to stop us from having kids and it's you know
it's a great way to do it is just make make the men more more
effeminate, which I think is true. And and of course in
popular culture just like we've got to, you know, the Federal is
now being the the winners and all the cop shows no longer the
local guys are dumb. And now the FBI and the CIA are the smart
guys, which is completely 180 degrees from what it used to be.
You know, now we have all these shows where men are are doofuses
and children.
Two and a half male. Yeah. Which is achieved Charlie Sheen is
kind of epitomizes this character and he's very
entertaining. But the show what was the name of it The Big Bang
Theory? Yeah, but I think is the app which is the top show the
top comedy on right now. Yeah, is the worst. Worst case
scenario example. You got to have all effeminate men that are
total wimps and there's a cute blonde next door that, you know,
no
one no one ever has sex with. Because they're DACA. She's
who wins this because they can't have sex with anybody,
apparently. And then they're led by them. The most wonkish weirdo
who happens to be you know, it was an actor when it plays it's
very effeminate character. And he's hilarious. All the best
lines are written for him. And it's just a it's a very negative
sitcom in terms of culture, very negative.
Well, you know what's good about this, John? That's all the more
chicks left for us, my friend. That's the good news about it.
Yeah. He's like, Yeah,
there's one outside now knocking at the door.
Just send us your sperm. That same cash, blankets. Send us
your sperm. So should we do a third show on Tuesday this week?
If you want to do shows zero?
No, I could be an idea. Let me do a show zero. Maybe I'll be
fun to see how it goes.
It's a possibility. All right.
All right, coming to you from Gitmo nation West here in the
People's Republic of Southern California. Yay. I am the
effeminate bi curious male known as Adam curry.
And I want to remind people that we will have our $300 for show
300 We have three show 300 coming up. We'd love to get
everybody involved with that so we can make it through the rest
of the year. And from Northern Silicon Valley. I'm signing off
as white dog. I'm John C. Dvorak. We'll
talk to you again on Thursday. Right here on your favorite
program, the best new show in the world. We call it no agenda.
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it's just unbelievable. We are all so excited. I'm so thankful
for everybody. And like I say, Thank you for everybody that has
participated in this because it couldn't have been done without
everybody.