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command center in people's republic of Southern California.
Yay. In the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Gitmo nation fish water. I'm John C. Dvorak. Fish
water, fresh water
Kiska sea and fresh water.
That's the Brazilian national dish that everybody talks about
endlessly. Oh, wow. In the morning, you can really have it
is in somebody's house.
Oh, they don't serve it in restaurants.
I think they do. But nobody orders it into a restaurant
because their mom makes it better. You
like pancakes. I want to I want to have pancakes anywhere else.
But here. Hey, John, in the morning to you. They're in
Brasilia, that's pretty awesome that you're able to connect from
there. Whoo.
Yeah, well, it wasn't easy. I have to thank Eric leap. Who is
runs what's the name of theirs? It's like for some reason never
remember it. The television. Just just TV is so easy. Just so
hard for me to remember
that. It's difficult. That's like the main television
station. So
I'm in the I'm in their studios on a pretty good line. So
it's like a terrestrial broadcast channel or all IPTV?
Oh, really? Is it big? If they have a big audience? They huge.
Why don't we simulcast it? They should ever got a camera on you
right now.
They do television. We don't do any. There's no visuals on our
show. Thank God.
So well. What you do on there. Sorry, what you're doing there.
There was a future common event which is I gave a speech to at
and so they flew me down to do the speech and I you know, it
was paid speech, obviously sorry. But otherwise, I don't
leave the house. And so I'm coming back. Later this week. We
eat.
I can just hear the family joyous in Washington and Walla
Walla, send him away. We eat once again. So you've been to
Brazil before? I've never been. I've never been to South
America.
I've been here half a dozen times. And you like it. It's a
it's a kick. I really do. Like, I mean, the people are great.
They're social animals. The Brazilians unlike anyplace else
in the world. I think they're the most social culture period.
I mean, they if they get a chance, they'll throw a party
around you. And they and the food here is spectacular. It's
very you know, and they have these these barbecue places
called Shiraz, Korea's which serve all kinds of pieces of
meat. And the Italian restaurants here are world class
are in the same league as Italy. And ya know, it's a very
receptive visually, towns like Sao Paulo, which is where I am
or leave a lot to be desired.
I will say though, Brazil has the most awesome most beautiful
transexuals in the world.
I don't know I may it's a possibility. You can't tell
they're so good looking apparently. But I went to the I
do have some photos I'll be blogging from the future calm
event because in Brazil they still pride themselves with
booth bimbos are killers.
So you gotta check them out. I'm telling it, that's them. That's
where they're all working.
Well, you take a look at these pictures and see if you can spot
the transsexual
Wait a minute. It's a new game from no agenda spot the trainee.
So the thing is, I actually I think they're like at these at
these trade shows. I think these girls are like tourist
attractions. Because they have they have, they'll be in the
booth. And some of the bunch of guys will be around. They're
taking their pictures. I mean, they just swarmed the booth just
to take the pictures of these women.
I gotta get me one of them. Pigs, man, I gotta go down
there. That sounds like awesome. I gotta get me a trade show
photos. I post on the blog divorce.org/blog And
you're just teasing me now. Now you and I just, I'm gonna post
it as soon as I get back. I'm gonna post everything.
Unfortunately, the reason there's a couple of problems I
have in this trip is technology problems. Whoo. Let me explain.
Please. First of all, I've got no clips, but I do have clips.
Oh, yeah. And the reason is, is because I'm using a class six or
a class eight SD card and my reader Oh, you can't reuse class
thing with these readers is ridiculous to me. What
difference does it make why do you why would a class six be any
different than a class eight or a class four or the what before
they had class? What is this
isn't it SD card that your, your laptop can't read? Is that what
I'm understanding?
Exactly. And so then I didn't bring the right USB cable,
because I didn't think I needed one. And the next thing you
know, I've got these, I've got both photos that I wanted to
blog and sound clips that I wanted to use that I can't read
because of the lack of the interface because that because
of these new you know, people don't realize that these cards
have got you know, they're they're not, they're not all not
all SD cards are the same and some old devices won't take some
of the newer cards, because I don't know why they don't think
I had to be honest about it seems to me that you would have
been me immediately, you know, this has to do with capacity but
you think that these guys would dream up a system that would
take it to like a terabyte on a SD card and not worry about it,
but that's not the case. Well, we're
a fine pair then this morning you you can't read your your
class aid and and I've got a Class D part 15 RFID chip now
implanted in my tooth?
Probably do. Is it hurt?
It throbs? Yeah.
So I take it you went, you went to the dentist, you warned us
about this. And you now have, they had to drill down into
your, through the gums and down to the bone down in
the basement. And then they saw and then they don't screw in the
post anymore. They used to screw my wood screws. Now it's just
you know, they drill in there. And then they put a metal pin in
there. And then they glue it in.
Oh, the glue and that won't hold
cement, whatever it is. And I always want the dentist or
endodontist slash plus prosthodontist prosthodontist
whatever it is. I always wanted to tell me what they're doing.
If you would just tell me just I hate
doing it. Yes. gusting no and I saw drilling through your brain.
Yeah.
That's basically what he said. And he's just like this huge,
long drill. Like now watch this. And it's like, what is the
compound? Well, it's a fucking mucca mucca mucca will tell me
more about it. He's from Germany. Uh huh. Yeah, just have
a brand name. Yeah, I just keep going.
Brand new. You're doing this one. This guy's in your mouth.
as it were. Yeah.
That is a ringtone right there, everybody. Anyway, so we're just
barely getting by everybody. But here we are. And in the morning
to you, John. They're in a suit America,
and in the morning to you and all ships at sea in the morning
to feed on the ground and the boots in the air.
And of course, we do have a number of our human resources
all lined up, ready to go. Good to go in our chat room. They're
charged up and no agenda stream.com no agenda chat.net.
And we're very happy to have you all here because there's plenty
going on. Number one, John. We have we have a new meme and is
no. The lone wolf is over. It's gone replaced. We have a new
one.
Oh, that's no good for us. We like that. No, it's
very No, it's very good. And I have plenty of new sound effects
because the new meme is brought to us by Vice President a Joe
Biden,
you once said that the idea of there being a massive attack in
the United States like 911 is unlikely and quote, what is most
likely at this moment in history in terms of a terror action, Mr.
Vice President?
Well, and the thing we're all most worried about is what they
call a lone ranger. A lone actor.
There you go. It's the Lone Ranger everybody. Is this guy a
dick or what?
Yeah, yeah, no, I think you've found a winner. But why don't we
just demean our folk heroes?
That's our new jingle. He's such an idiot. He can't even read the
script. Everyone's talking about lone wolf. But no, not Joe Biden
attacking
like nine. Combs again, is unlikely and quote, what is most
likely at this moment in history in terms of a terror action, Mr.
Vice President?
Well, and the thing we're all most worried about is what they
call a lone ranger, a lone actor.
Now I'm listening to this. I'm like, really? So first of all,
he's an idiot. Because he's just not sticking to the script. And
he's just like, uh, yeah, I'll go on I'll talk to and curry
whatever, as the Lone Ranger. But then he keeps saying this
word actor and I think that this is actually the subtle new
change in the messaging, listen to a little bit more.
Not some extremely complicated plan like it took to take down
the World Trade Towers or the plane in Shanksville or the
Pentagon doesn't mean those things couldn't happen, but they
are much less than I click the lone actor is the more is the
more worrisome thing.
So it's not just actor, it's the lone actor. Now, allow me to
read you the definition from Webster's of actor, noun, a
person whose profession is acting on the stage in movies or
television, to a person who behaves in a way that is not
genuine. In war one must be a good actor. So, I see basically
just saying that this is all phony, that these are all
actors, all these guys who were like pretending to I mean,
they're not He's not lying, I guess. They literally we can be
on the lookout for actors hired by Department of Homeland
Security, to go out and pretend to cause terror.
Yeah, I you know, I think this is a conclusion we've drawn,
that, you know, most of this is, you know, a false flag. And
that's what an actor would do. Maybe you think it may be just a
Freudian slip.
Now, he keeps saying actor, actor, actor, it's all about
actors. I live in I live in a town full of actors. I mean, you
know, yeah, there is a there is a third on the list, a
participant in an action or process. Employers are key
actors within industrial relations, but not really like
an actor. I don't know. It's, I find it curious to say the
least. Particularly because he then talks about the Lone
Ranger, an actual actor.
Yeah. And childhood folk hero? I don't know. Yeah, they should
just keep this guy off the air and let Obama do the acting.
Well, Obama is not too good, either. He's, I know you've been
in Brazil. So you haven't been able to follow everything. But
he's been going around. Around the town,
I'm not actually missing anything, because he seems to be
giving this exact same speech over and over and over. Well
modified it. Well, there's,
there's a couple there's a couple of things going on. So
let me see. First of all, let me see where is it? So he was he's
like, he was like, Ohio is in North Carolina. So he's in? This
is North Carolina. I believe me? And I believe and and of course,
he's, he's going out. He's trying to get everyone to get on
board with this jobs bill, the American Jobs Act, which is not
a bill yet. As far as I know. It's it's just some some like a
one pager that's been published. And of course, everyone's
held up last time. Last time I looked, he held up a big giant
thick document that claimed that that would he claimed this was
the bill. Oh, I have not seen that yet. It has Yes, pulling it
up. Like like a preacher holds one of those sagging Bibles. It
has yet to
be published. I have not seen it. I've seen a one pager on
whitehouse.gov Which kind of outlines it but a bill you know,
that's it's filled with legalese that has to replace things and
other texts. And it's a it's a very complicated thing. And of
course, whatever, regardless of what it is, we have to pass it
now. We've got to pass it now. And he's in North Carolina.
Now. That's the problem. What is the why is in such a hurry?
Well, I have some ideas about that. First, the Let's listen to
how desperate he's really become. And for those of you who
are in other parts of Gitmo nation, around the world around
this globe, this testicular object we call home planet
Earth. And you know, this is like the this is supposed to
save our American economy. And it's very unclear what it is
just just seems like a bunch of crap. But this is how desperate
he is. He's talking to some some folks in North Carolina. This is
this is pretty funny.
We need to build an economy that lasts. And Raleigh that starts
now. Does now I love you back
but if you love me, if You Love Me, you gotta help me pass this.
Not once, but twice.
If you love me, you got to help me pass this bell. If You Love
Me,
If You Love Me, this is a great song lyric. If you love me, you
gotta help me pass this bill. That's pathetic.
That is totally pathetic. So have you seen the new site
that's floating around? And
before we get to that, because I know exactly what I want to talk
about. Before we get to that. Let me give you two more little
things here. So he's in now he's in Ohio, and he's at some What
is it he's at some high school. And he's, he's so this is all
set up. Right? So they've had producers go in there because of
course it's all televi isn't sure they've already had
producers go in? They've they've set it all up. They've they've
rehearsed the kids to start this chant, which is now passed this
bill passed this bill, this is what's going on continuously
gonna do it. And
so he comes out and he's, he's, he's such, he's so programmed
that he he's even stumbling through the opening remarks, and
well, you'll hear it.
It is. It is a great honor to be here at Fort Hays, one of the
best high schools in Ohio.
I want to thank Tom for that introduction. He just gave me a
quick tour. And let me just say this building these buildings,
instead of these buildings, he says this bill, he's so
preoccupied and let me just say this building these buildings.
He does.
He's so insincere. They don't give a crap about the buildings.
It's all about this bill. I mean, these buildings and be
done, let's do it. Come on. Listen for us. You can actually
hear the producers in the background because the crowd was
quiet and I riled up, they're completely quiet and you hear
the producers with their scripts bang in their hands above their
heads to get everyone to start doing the chant. Listen,
pass this bill right away
I've, I've been on so many TV shows and sets, this is how it
works. It's pre
explained to people listening what a warm up man does.
Yeah. So on every single show where there's an audience,
whether it's live pre taped, doesn't matter, for at least
half an hour, sometimes an hour before the show starts you've
got a number of people sometimes but typically, you've got a
producer you know guy with a headset on with a with a
communication device looking all important stuff. And he's going
to All right, everybody over here, we're gonna get now we're
gonna we're gonna practice because when the President comes
out, we're gonna practice on this I want you all over here
I'm gonna say pass this bill pass this bill and he's got a
script in his hand. And he's always like slapping it against
his other hand. This is I mean, if only we could have boots on
the ground to go look at some of this stuff because I'm telling
you this is happening. This is set up into television
experience
a lot of the times that that that
high school kids high school kids all they're thinking is I
want to get laid they don't care about the
bill. And then these these producers by the many of them
are actually cheerleaders that can really get an audience
worked up I've seen guys that just make an audience go crazy
with a you know, they can make them applaud they get in front
of them during the presentation these guys are the audience goes
nuts with some of these guys, it's this is obviously a big
setup, but I was wondering the following which is that you if
you remember about two years ago, we did one of these Obama
things and and there was the somebody yelling out I love you
and he didn't have much to say so I love you, too. Was
unrehearsed right but now it seems like that I love you think
was rehearsing that whole thing seemed like a script.
Oh, sure. Listen on again. Just just to check that I don't know.
I learned there are workers ready to do it.
So let's tell Congress pass this bill right away
that was the wrong one. My mistake here we go.
We need to build an economy that lasts. And Rolla that starts
now. I love you back.
You know, that's a good point. Because he it sounded almost
like he was waiting for it. And the key word was it starts now.
And it sure didn't sound like a high school guide. And well
could have been one of the guys in the football team but kind of
curious
one of the listen to like the guy who
is a linebacker I love you, Barak.
We need to build an economy that lasts and Raleigh that starts
now. I love you back
when it's done this the kid anyway, so it's it's really just
sad because me in the meantime, when people are starving. I'm
not doing good.
No, no, we're not gonna do any good. Whether the bill passes or
not the whole thing's ridiculous. And besides that
this, there's already even some Democrats are bailing out on
him. This is not going to go anywhere. I think he's just
wasting his time. The question is, Is he good? Is it going to
affect him with in the public eye as either a failure or the
or the will of public turn on the Republicans because he's
going to try to convince everybody that this is not
really a new tax bill.
I've been reading more and more that there's the once again is
cropping up, but you know, he may he may just not run for
reelection?
Yeah, well, that's one of our theories.
So we would meet when, and we would need something would run
He's listed. Think about that for a second. Who would run?
Would Biden run? Or Biden? Or would would Hillary jumping
because they're not gonna let her run? We already figured that
out. And we know the reasons why. Yeah. So who would it be?
Well, you and I could run on the Democratic ticket. That would
rock.
Yeah, we could win. And then they blame us.
So there was something that came out that I immediately
identified and like, wow, this is this is amazing. Big news
here. Big news. Is that cholesterol is you okay?
Sorry. I'm looking for my Little Red Book.
You brought it with you good. couldn't bring an SD card
reader, but he brought the damn book,
SD built into the machine all the good.
So there's a big news out here in the United States of Gitmo
nation. And I when I heard this, I immediately like, Oh, I've got
to, I've got to look into this. And I was right, I believe. New
research suggests that high cholesterol levels could boost
the risk of Alzheimer's disease by creating more brain clogging
bits known as plaque. Now, we've been on this Alzheimer's thing
for what John months now we've been tracking this waiting for
it. And then once in a while, there's a little, little thing
about, oh, maybe there's a vaccine, and I've been tracking
the vaccines. But now all of a sudden, that all comes into
clear view. This is about Lipitor going out of patent.
Right? In November, in fact, so they've got to start it up now.
And then all of a sudden, there's this magical study,
which really, if you look way down to the study says, Well,
you know, it could be, but the headline is, could be Yeah, now
the headline is high cholesterol might be linked to Alzheimer's
disease. So let me just remind you, of the drugs that are
coming off patent, which means that now any generic or even a
brand can be made of the same drug, except they don't have to
pay the licensing fees to in this case, Lipitor is Pfizer, I
believe. So here it is, according to IBS world industry
research from some of the blockbuster drugs whose patents
expired this year on the cholesterol Buster Lipitor. And
then we have Zyprexa, we have some other antibiotics and other
things. But the big one is Lipitor, Lipitor is responsible
the sales of Lipitor, as we've discussed in this program in the
United States alone is more than the entire gross revenue of the
music business. Okay, just to give it that to me, Lady Gaga,
Beatles back catalogue, everything all combined. Lipitor
outsells that. So it's a big deal to Pfizer to keep Lipitor
somehow on the books, or to be able to sell it as something
new. So I go and take a look at at this research done by let me
see the association of Alzheimer's. This is the
research that has been quoted. And I have to say it's
unbelievable. I can't No, I actually cannot believe that no
one does this when they hear these reports like go read the
report journalist isn't that hard. So it's, you can find
it@neurology.org association of Alzheimer's disease pathology
with abnormal lipid metop metabolism. This is the hysa
Yama study, which has now been quoted everywhere in the presses
is great news because we can stop you from being a demented,
babbling retarded idiot by giving you Lipitor, and there's
a little section called disclosure on the report. Now I
it would take me 10 minutes to read the entire thing. But let
me highlight a couple of the researchers here. It's all
written together to the
wire while you're doing that, let me Can I point something
funny out? I just ran into while looking this up. Sure.
Apparently, in and this was I guess a lot. There was a lot of
news along these lines that in 2008 around the April timeframe,
a slew of neurological studies came out and let's just read one
headline which summarizes them all. Lipitor, no help for
dementia of Alzheimer's patients. Really it says it
right. If you look up if you look up Alzheimer's with an S
Lipitor, yeah, you will get a series of links mostly related
mostly around 2008 saying this is bullcrap. And so they
obviously just waiting for this to die down. Yeah, they actually
come up with hire some guys and come up with a phony report.
So here the guy eyes and in this so here's the main guy Dr. combo
that serves as a scientific. So these are his disclosure notes
on this study just let you know that, you know besides doing
this great study where it turns out that hey, you know if you
had if you lower cholesterol, you know you can reduce the the
entire risk of Alzheimer's and here's some other things I do.
Dr. Kambah serves on a Scientific Advisory Board for
Astellas Pharma Inc, serves or has served on editorial advisory
boards for molecular psychiatry, the Journal of Neuroscience,
Asian Journal of Psychiatry, blahdy blahdy blah has received
speaker honoraria from Janssen, Shanghai, Sumatra
pharmaceuticals, and a couple more Japanese ones and then it
goes on has served as consultant for Eli Lilly and Company
GlaxoSmithKline Pfizer Inc, Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma
Corporation, auto pharmaceutical company, and that actually says
has received research support and has received research
support from Eli Lilly and Company GlaxoSmithKline Pfizer
Inc, OSI kasaya, Tuka tuka Dakka Dakka Dakka Dakka Dakka. So they
paid for it.
Yeah, well, that's, yeah, apparently, they're I think
these guys are really desperate. But they're going to try to pull
something off before this thing fails. In other words, the
patent runs out.
Well, this is it. I mean, it runs out in November this is it.
This is this is the one so they're trying to hype this up.
And it's it you watch. It's it's getting legs because this is
this is a very popular drug. It soon will be available to
understand over the counter. So you won't even have to have a
prescription for it. Oh, really? Yeah, man. People just be buying
that and popping it
is popping pop and Lipitor. Hey, man, you gotta
Lipitor for me? I know plenty of people. You know, this is what
doctors do. You know, you're now 40 And Mr. Curry. I'm sorry. 47
Yeah, you really need to think about your cholesterol just in
case you know, let's just give you some Lipitor. Lots of people
take this they've been scared into submission
my doctor once pointed out to me over the years he says he's
always noticed that there's a an acceptable level supposedly of
of cholesterol. And he says it's he says over the last 25 years
it's every two or three years it changes and they keep lowering
it and lowering it to get to bring more and more people into
the fold of doping them up with Lipitor
yeah
so no agenda producers keep your eye on this you'll be seeing
plenty of news reports about this plenty of them
so the thing I was going to mention earlier which is the
attack watch found that scene that blog posting is the new the
anti smear yes Obama
yes attack watch.com Is that what you're referring to
this one but this one is a different one but it's the same
basic thing so they're already gearing us up for the fact that
whatever anyone criticizes Obama this this was actually an email
list I subscribe to that will give me a quick alerts anytime
there's a smear that needs to be fought somehow by my posting
things Yeah No,
no. If you go to attack watchdog calm this is what everyone's
talking about here. Well meanwhile will your caliber
caliber horsing around with trainees in Brazil you know
we're actually paying attention attack watchdog calm excuse me,
which is paid for by Obama for America. Join attack wire help
stop the attacks on the president before they start when
another unfounded attack surfaces will arm you with the
truth so you can share the facts with your friends and family.
And then you go to attack watchdog calm and it's a it's
kind of ominous. It's a black, red and white website. Look at
this because a lot of people are saying that these are the colors
of the Nazis, which I found found to be kind of interesting.
One neighbor tweeter feed opponents are using smears to
undermine the success of President Obama's auto rescue
Get the facts. Public figures weigh in with outlandish claims
about President Obama's record on illegal firearms, get the
facts.
And by the way, for people who out said that the red, black and
white, white color scheme, they have to realize that one of the
great graphic designers of the United States, Roger Black, who
did the Rolling Stone logo among other kind of fancy things. He's
the one who's promoted this color scheme, not the Nazis
now maybe he was a Nazi.
No, well, it's I don't think so. So of course, this happens to be
very attractive.
What's kind of nice though, is that people are taking I think
in a way a cute it's probably a trend that we're responsible
for, but people are really I'm starting to do some fun things
with this idiocy and they're starting to create fun little,
little bits and stuff. This I may play the whole thing at the
end of the show. Here's someone who's made a spoof ad. It's
video but the audio is pretty funny. Attack watch at Zach.
Wow. The news campaign website to expose the right wing lies
about President Obama Get the facts like this smear
factcheck.com is where you can report attacks on President
Obama. If you heard an ad on the radio or television if you saw
suspicious website if you heard a friend spreading rumors, let
us know. Jaguar Rick Perry lied about the stimulus journey.
Unemployment rate has gone up as a whole but come on. Think of
how many more jobs Obama has saved. Stop asking how are you
getting measured saves jobs attack. It's not just attack,
watch. It's attack watch.com. Because normal websites put
their full URL in their homepage banners. Blamed Obama just
goes on and on and on. But it's cute.
Yeah, it's very funny. It sounds actually like some other
broadcaster I've heard before. Who does prison planet? What's
his name? Anyway? Yeah.
Oh, you mean Alex Jones?
Because then the sound like Alex Jones.
It got a little bit. I think you'd be boy, you're being
assaulted. Listen, people, new orders will I'm not making this
up. I have all the documents. That's my Alex Jones for today.
Yeah. Let's see you should work on your Obama more. So. So my
son, buzzkill Jr. He sends me he was completely baffled by this
and he doesn't know where he got it from. He doesn't know what
mailing list he got it from but it came from, but it is a
mailing list thing because it has you know, it's to a lot of
people and I didn't get one. I don't know if you got one. But
it came from the Mac may actually macro economic research
at Moody's dot com. No. And he thinks it may have been he may
have said I think he signed up@whitehouse.gov If you didn't
get it, though, because I think you subscribe
it well. Yeah, I've signed up to all the whitehouse.gov stuff. So
I don't know what that is. I don't he
doesn't know how he got this. But it's a Mark Zandi an
analysis of the Obama jobs plan. And he's the chief economist at
Moody's Analytics. And he sent out this things talking about
why we should you know, why this jobs plan is so important,
including, let me just read you the points is stupid. President
Obama's job proposal would help stabilize confidence and keep
the US from sliding back into recession. Really, yeah, right,
it would do that ugly magic. The plan would add 2% points to GDP
growth next year, add 1.9 million jobs and cut the
unemployment rate by a percentage point. Haha. Okay.
How's that work? The plan would cost about 450 billion, about
250 billion in tax cuts, and 250 billion in spending increases.
How does that get you? Can you dissect that for me?
No, I can I'm actually I'm looking this. This guy's this
email, I guess was also published in The Washington
Post, apparently.
How does Can you dissect this, you get 250. You're gonna spend
$450.40 $50 million. And you're going to cut 250 billion in
taxes. And you're going to spend more two and a billion more.
That sounds like a no, it does sounds like a negative number to
me. Proposals are like unlikely to pass Congress, but the most
important have a chance of winning by most important so
this seems to be segmented. I don't know. I just find that the
this kind of this is the propaganda that people should be
fighting.
Well, this is interesting. Mark Zandi was born in Atlanta, of
Iranian descent, and grew up in Randolph, Radnor, Pennsylvania.
He attended upper Marin Marion High School, were in his
diploma, blah, blah, blah, went to Wharton School of Business
University of Pennsylvania, which we know is where all the
spooks are trained. His surname of Zandy comes from the zand
Dynasty, which ruled Southern and South Central Iran in the
18th century. He's an elite.
Yeah, by the of the highest order. Yeah.
Well, you know, I think this is all mute, or mute, not Mute.
Mute. This is mute. I think it's all it's all mute. Let me make a
mute point here for a second. This is all mute. We gotta, we
gotta change this, from mute to mute. Richard Branson knows how
to save us. You ready for Richard Branson's plan, the
chairman of virgin?
Well, if I was running running America, I would make sure that
the 10% of people are out of work. We're given jobs. And the
way I would do that was I would say to companies, get up, get
out there, talk to your workforce, find out how many of
them are willing to work at 5050 50% 30% of the Year, rather
than 100% of the year. How many are willing to jobs share? How
many more would be willing to go part time? And you will find
that in every company? There's something like 10 to 20% of the
workforce, who would actually like to work less hours they can
afford to work less hours, maybe because their partners working
less hours?
Is this guy already on the moon? What planet are you from
Branson?
So he actually runs companies?
Yeah. And he's like
you had a theory some time back, which I that he
does not he runs nothing to frontman for guys. He runs the
he was interviewed while he's promoting a new wristwatch.
That's why he was on television. He was promoting a new
wristwatch. He's just a pitchman the guy can't run. He can't run
anything. I'm sorry. He may have been great. He discovered you
know, Mike Oldfield and did Tubular Bells and all that and
you know, maybe maybe Boy George I can call him one of his
inventions and you know, but please, it goes it's insane. He
has no idea I just had no idea
and in that way, you could share the amount of work that is out
there. Take I think as much as seven and a half percent of the
unemployment problem off the streets and back into doing you
know, get going earning some money. And I think that would
that would deal with a lot of the problems arise. At the
moment. You've got people in America working, you know, 50
out of 52 weeks working only getting two weeks holidays,
which is pretty miserable.
So miserable. Maybe you should take more vacation. This is
Richard Branson's plan, take more vacation and we'll solve
unemployment. It's fantastic. This is pretty miserable it's
a clip of the day you went to third show and pretty miserable
over two weeks vacation I think you should jump ship some guy in
Parliament doesn't know what he's talking about. You need to
jump share
jump shot I tell you you couldn't do it 50% Of Your Money
Can't you jump share hey by the way I just got my water and
electricity bill for a July in August
Yeah Did they screw Yeah, yeah,
it's exactly the same as when I was living here the two months
prior to now what courses actually weren't even there what
I'm saying I wasn't here for almost six
weeks on the road you were on the road in the in the RV and I
made
sure everything was off the water was turned out well not
the mains but the you know the pool of refill er was off I made
sure that the air conditioner was off. The only thing was
running was the computer that runs the no agenda stream and my
mail server computer everything else was off it's exactly the
same. So now what do I do?
I think you could usually go to the Public Utilities Commission
and and see what happens yeah, but let me give you some
advanced warning. They don't do anything now they don't
utilities Commission's in this country have been so defanged in
every state and locality that is laughable that they're still
getting money, we should they should all be fired. But again,
that's what you should do.
It's ridiculous. To me, this proves and we don't have a smart
meter yet, but to me this proves they just they just slapping it
like whatever the average is just give it to the guy and
print it up on the statement and make a little graph. The usage
is the same usage. I'm gonna I'm gonna scan these documents I'm
gonna get to publish them. It's infuriating, because of course I
have no deep discourse I have no place to go no one's gonna give
a crap about me. But I am being ripped off seriously. And this
was a test but when we were talking about this like I can't
wait to see what my bill is going to be like it is exactly
the same.
Yeah, you were gone for five weeks
more five and a half five and a half weeks?
Yeah, you had plenty of buffer
so I it should have released been no more than 70% of the
typical bill. And here it is. It's it's exactly the same.
Exactly the same 1400 bucks for two months of water and
electricity. Are you freaking kidding me? Really? Yeah. I
mean, I might as well have a grow house.
You might as well it's gonna be the same bill anyway. Yeah.
If I'm paying for a grow house, I'm surprised and I'm not
knocking on my door see if I'm growing something. Well, we're
moving and getting out of this godforsaken state.
Very one of the corrupt state. You're gonna move to Texas.
Yeah, home of Katy Perry. Well, at least Rick Perry. I'm sorry.
At least Katy Perry will be president. We won't have to deal
with him as governor. That's the good news. He'll be out.
Let's thank thanks, producers. Exactly.
How do we do today?
We have besides Eric Lee, who will be an executive producer
for loaning this the studio. We have we start off with an
anonymous donation not no location north of nowhere for an
hour $21.24 In the morning would involve
getting hyped up about the Adam curry Mollywood show in the
morning would That's right.
Yeah, we in the morning wood? Yeah. Is that the name of it?
That's great.
In the morning, wood.com It's all good to go, man.
It's just, he's just read this as from anonymous, no name or
location. Thanks. Donating to you guys is like GMO crack. I
only wish I could do it more. Well, I think we need more
people like him. Hell, yeah. Whoever he is. So John Smith
came in with a couple under bucks from he's an Associate
Executive Producer, and then Kate moraine go in Chicago. Also
210 Smith says normally I have some smartass remark. But to
make but today is just too depressing. It's not just a sad
day for those who died turn about 911 I suppose. But
tomorrow will mark the day of all of that all of us become
suspects. I know some of us support Ron Paul. But please
don't forget John and Adam. Didn't we get this last week?
It's
not only are the donations weaker than than last week.
We're rereading them.
I just noticed that. I'm pretty sure we did. Maybe John.
Maybe you don't yeah, maybe you did it again. I
don't know. So that's all producers for today. Oh, no, no,
that's not
true. I have a Kate Marengo.
did. You said Kate Moreno? Oh, I'm
sorry. That's it. No, I
back read. I said job readiness. All right. Well,
there you go. Of course, we do appreciate that.
We get for our last show on Sunday, which was must have been
a turkey since we had like a lot of executive producers then.
I don't know. Well, anyway, if you do appreciate the work that
we're doing from any location in any state of mind or physical
health diboride.org/n A N. Sir John Smith is right. Even if you
are sending money to your favorite political candidate,
makes it tougher. You know what you should do? You should just
take more vacation, listen to Richard Branson, work half
halftime and send more money to us. So we can continue to work
more and watch more C span for you a couple of PR efforts that
did come in which are always fun couple of domain names that are
forwarding to no agenda show.com Uber dark souls.com Adam, you
probably won't understand what this is about. But there is a
video game called Dark Souls. And I was going to build a
website for him but decided not to. So I'm just going to forward
this domain to you Uber dark souls.com Then we have some
pretty fun ones that P Dobson clearly listen to the last show.
We really do appreciate that Center for Strategic
Counterterrorism communications.com Hey, you
know, we're gonna get in trouble for that one. So it's gonna be
like Miss Clinton, Ms. Clinton, Lucifer. We need to register our
domain names. But Center for Strategic Counterterrorism
communications.com has been taken as as digital outreach
team.com, which I think is just about the best URL I've heard in
the past couple of months. Which is Hillary's name for her tech.
No
extra. No, I think we should actually turn that into
something.
Digital making scheme. Yeah. Okay. Another money making
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very good. Have camera will feiyr.com Which is good like
that. And this? Oh, yeah. Jeff yerkey comes in. He slides in
home with attack vector dashboard.com. There's our
product, John. We have the domain name. We just need to
make up the product.
Well, why don't we get some funding first?
Yeah, let's talk to some VC. Hey, John. You know, there's
a CIA VC down in Silicon Valley. We can talk to them.
Hey, John Doerr. Listen, we got a great idea. It's called attack
vector dashboard. We think all Fortune 500 should have one
because of their Kandra said so your marketing materials can
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I think he's got one too many numerological gimmicks. You
never know when you can't have too many.
Well, I got this great email from Nate in New York, who said
that he was shocked to learn there was a no agenda bingo game
mentioned on last Thursday show shocked I tell you, especially
since I actually programmed one and put one up a few months back
but never actually took the time to write in and tell you. Yeah,
that would not be the way to promote things, Nate. But
anyway, no agenda bingo.com has actually it's really really
good. You should check it out. John. No, no agenda bingo.com
Because it actually has. It's nice because it has the layout
of the board. And it has the the rules right there on the left.
And it's called no agenda. But it has it has it has.
It has I was looking at on this Brazilian computer and I was
thinking wow, they translate stuff.
But let me just give you an idea of some of the things you could
cross off if you were playing during today's show. The word
knights pre roll trains, good planes, bad phone rings in
background. See this is not just things we say but things that
happen. Mickey and background you could cross that one off a
Dvorak wind tip. Adam way late with sound clip. Thanks. Haley
got hatin on Bill, they're over modulated DeVore axing it's an
outstanding product. Adam looks up word DeVore act mispronounces
vegan. The vortex loud keyboard. The Rorschach hates the cloud is
a lot of Dwar I hear the hatin on Joi de har. I think just
randomize the board you can get more hatin on Nancy Pelosi hatin
on San Francisco is good. It's very, very funny. And you can
also and of course, there's a Donate link right there on the
on the page. So I think that's very cool. We appreciate
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everyone's getting back to work. Everyone's getting back to
getting back to school or whatever you're doing or getting
back to 50% of your job. And please do continue to think of
the work that we're doing because it is all we do. Except
for John apparently you can take these nice little strolls down
to South America to go trainee hunting. That's Mickey same
time.
What? Nothing, so. Okay, so once we're I'm a little disappointed
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where people can go to help us out because I think they didn't
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nobody listened to the last show. Was there a holiday? I
think there was a few weeks ago I'm not sure.
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in the mouth.
Here's one for the Red Book. A lot of people nailed this. The
Watson the Jeopardy computer, as predicted, as predicted, is set
to announce a deal for the health insurer WellPoint that
they will bet WellPoint will be using the Jeopardy computer. A
number crunching to help suggest treatment options and diagnoses
to doctors. And the only thing we're waiting for next is for
IBM's Watson Jeopardy computer to predict global warming
trends. And this is actually it's a this is a very disturbing
trend. Have you seen this? Crap I forgot to write it is this
it's a thing. It's new. Is this a one some contest? Some kids
put together a computer and you can talk to it. And you can type
in stuff and it uses it learns like from other conversations is
having with people. You aware of this?
No, I'm not someone who's only heard this all my life, by the
way.
Well, well, what's bad is it's like, come on, someone in the
chat room will know what this thing is called. But I'm hearing
people whose kids are like on it for you know, hours at a time.
Just like talking to it. And I tried it you know, it comes up
with a clever bot. That's what it is. Thank you chat room. Hold
on a second. Clever bot clever bot. I don't know if it's
clever. bot.com. But even some of our producers were saying,
hey, clever. bot.com. Even some of our producers were saying
their kids are on it. So let's ask it a question here. What is
the no agenda show? Ah, let's see what it comes up with. Okay,
it's thinking and, okay, a star in the north. Great. What? I
said what is the no agenda show? And it says a star in the north?
What? Yeah, that's what it says. Let me do shut up slave. Let's
see what it comes back with. Shut up slave. It should talk. I
guess you there's a that isn't nice language. I guess if you
get the the Android or iPhone app, it'll actually talk to you.
But anyway, I think I think it's a bad idea that people
are this is a piece of crap to come up with this answer. Yeah.
What is the no agenda show a star in the north? It's bad. Let
me see. Oh, by the way on another computer in the same
office here. Yeah. It says it's the opposite of the Southern
Hemisphere. That's the same question.
Oh, check this out. Check this out. Oh, you love this. I gotta
take a screenshot. Who is John C. Dvorak answer. leader of the
resistance. Oh, I'm taking a screenshot Let me try me now.
Oh,
when I got because I didn't I didn't use caps. It says I'll
ask the questions around here.
Oh, really? Well, I'm taking a screenshot of that first. That's
pretty funny. Okay, this is
AI is the other computer.
Let me just take that now. Now. Let me do
a winner. Yeah, your machine is better than honors.
Who was Adam curry? Oh boy. Let's see what we come up with.
I was asked to think a long time about this question apparently.
I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Okay, I'm done with
that. Thank you.
Actually, mine is more more elaborated says I don't know who
is Adam Taurus.
So as I said, this is a bad development that people are
starting to trust these stupid ass machines. But of course
Watson was promoted as a Jeopardy winner and that's why
it's smart. And so now here's what I here's what I guess. Oh,
maybe I should ask the clever bot. What can prevent
Alzheimer's
so while you're doing that when I did I put in you are an idiot
and it came back with you are just like a 10 year old.
So I'm pretty sure that this brilliant machine Watson is
going to stupid answer is going to start saying hey, why you
know what would be really good to do dinner doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo. Lipitor. Lipitor. Lipitor? And people
will believe it because he now had to think one on Jeopardy.
This is a very, very dangerous precedent that's being set.
Well, it's good actually one on Jeopardy is still another issue
that we've discussed before. But the fact
is they have a deal with with a health care provider,
which we predicted. Yep. This is a new way of getting we had
these before. They were called expert systems. And there were a
lot of medical expert systems and they were supposed to
replace nurses. And they kind of fell out of vogue and fell out
of favor. So they had to react and they already had the code.
So they had to read invigorate the market and so they came up
with his Watson scheme. It's just one of the most clever
public relations stunts that you'll ever see in your life.
Good work, boys.
Let's ask one more Who is John Galt got it got to be my
favorite. I have no idea of course now you're part of the
New World Order.
by Iran, excuse me, you created the you create your own excuse
to play that clip. I did hope you're very happy.
So you didn't do a show with.
By the way, we got one question right on these machines. What's
that? Who is Barack Obama? The US President? Woot woot. Isn't
that weird?
Yeah. Did you you didn't you didn't do a show with the
Horowitz Did you? Next week? Because I missed it. No, no, I
tell you. I liked that show. I do like that. Yeah, I do like
that show.
People liked that show. They really get mad at us when we
don't do it.
Yeah, that's like the daily source code. It's like, I
haven't done it in a while and people like guru. And they're
like, like, I got time. You know, it's not anyone's paying
me to do it. And I don't think you're getting paid for Horowitz
a show or you guys know,
nickel. Now it's killing me. I wish people would donate more to
the no agenda show then I wouldn't be complaining so much.
But of course, there is a lot going on in Europe. And I would
like to make a prediction about that. But first, we need to do a
quick round and see what's happening. Because we've got
more riots going on in Greece. Big ones. Actually what you're
not seeing on television. We have teachers protesting in
Madrid. And of course the Roman slaves are also not too happy.
Italy's Fragile Coalition Government has lived to see
another day, and the country is set for a further bout of
austerity after the Parliament passed the government's latest
plan and note that we're not retrained to do like the much
altered measures are aimed at putting the brakes on the debt
crisis threatening the whole Euro zone. The vote in the lower
house was effectively a vote of confidence in Prime Minister
Silvio Berlusconi's government. It survived but the mixed
package of tax hikes and spending cuts designed to
balance the budget has exposed deep divisions in the ruling
coalition. deep divisions to win the streets of Rome where anger
over the final votes brought clashes between protesters and
riot police. Some demonstrators held smoke bombs as hundreds of
people marched near the parliament. Resigned they
shouted at the politicians. Earlier one former member of
Berlusconi's Coalition who voted in favor of the measures was
heckled as he appeared in the crowd. The trouble illustrates
the tension. The austerity plan has brought European
institutions though we'll be watching to see whether the
government has the stomach to implement the measures it's
passed.
So I want to make a prediction on what is going to happen to
Europe. But first, we do have one listener in Italy, who a
producer I should say and a donor not a Boehner, my sister
Willow. How sad is that your sister has to support you. So
somebody's got to do a pathetic. Hi there still haven't finished
Sunday's episode. It's a long one. But I thought I'd give you
some extra details on austerity measures in bunga bunga land. I
think she got a kick out of the bunker bunker title for our last
show. So here it is, the austerity measures one, the
higher retirement age for women men we talked about this job
means that it will become the same as for men, up until now
men retire at the age of 65, and women at the age of 60. So it
only means that it will now be the same age for women as for
men, which to me still means go work bitch. Am I wrong?
As what sounds like to you know, by the way, this sort of thing
is the reason and a lot of people don't seem to realize
this in united states that the Equal Rights Amendment never
passed. Because it was basically just it wasn't gonna give
anybody any more rights than they have. It was gonna screw
the females. Right. Well, this
is exactly so yeah, this is the same thing. Congratulations,
women have Italia you will need to work five years longer.
That's a big deal. Actually. A most of it right. Most countries
like you know, give you two extra years. We have it here in
the States and we 67 hasn't been raised now. Is that now
official?
Thanks. Not official fibers. Okay, I think it's still 65
to the solidarity tax, which is a great name. Let's be let's
have solidarity is 3% For those who would have an income above
300,000 euros, however, only 35,000 Italians declared to earn
more than 300,000 euros
Ah ha. Yeah.
The whole financial package chain was changed about six or
seven times putting things in taking things out. But I
seriously doubt it will take any good and make any good. It's the
corruption down to the bone. That is the ruin of Italy. She
says Have a good one. Mega love Willow. Willow, we certainly
appreciate that. She's so funny. You can't bring her down. She's
always positive. Hey, it really sucks. Have a nice day. My
sister for you. So here's my prediction. And and if this
prediction does not come true, it will severely alter my entire
vision of the world. So is a big one. It is my prediction. Based
upon memory. We had those quotes on the last show. John, you
really don't remember Do you
know I don't remember much Lipitor.
It's if it wasn't true, I wouldn't be laughing. Now we had
the quotes from the European Union. And I'm actually going to
look up the one that I read specifically from a Prodi who
was the the president, I think of the Commission in 2001. Is
this ringing the bell for you now? No. Oh, yeah. Okay. So
here's his quote. Here it is, hold on a second. I am too, I am
sure the euro will oblige us to introduce a new set of economic
policy instruments. It is politically impossible to
propose that now but someday, there will be a crisis and new
instruments will be created Romano Prodi EU Commission
President stated in the Financial Times on December
4 2001, it is my belief, John, that, because basically, what
people are talking about now is Greece gets kicked out of the
Union. That's one, and good returns to you to Greece
defaults, which, of course, would be very difficult, because
then you know, who's next on the list. But I think, really, what
is going to happen is that more power, in fact, local financial
power, and sovereignty, if you will, is going to be handed over
to Brussels. And all of these, all of these governments are all
going to say, look, here's your choices. Either we descend into
a depression, worse than the Hunger Winter after the Second
World War, or we give these lovely people in Brussels who
really want to help us all this power and centralized taxation,
centralized wage prices, centralized, so like minimum
wage, as centralized benefits. I think this is it. This is the
crisis that they're going to use to really make a United States
of Europe. And that would make so much sense as the the plan
that the elites have had since 1960 1956. I believe this thing
has been building, they're not just gonna let this over. I
think it's set up. I actually believe that, that the Greek
crisis, if, by some means, it might have been a natural,
natural progression, but they were waiting for it. And Germany
upfront, I think Germany has been really ready, they're gonna
have a lot of power, and they're gonna run the show. But it's
going to be give up your rights. Give up your sovereignty, let us
do all the taxing Central, we have to save you. That's what I
think is going to happen.
Oh, just for an idea. The whole Greek thing was set up from the
beginning to do this. Yeah. And the deal was you guys go along
with the program will bail you out. You'll be the first to get
bailed out. So So resist as much as you can don't pay attention,
anything we do, and then trust us. Well, it certainly
seems that way. Because all these guys are still doing fine.
And by the way, is popping on papa nouveau is an American
from Minnesota,
Minnesota, and he speaks fluent, fluent American. American
English, unlike me, obviously. With with a great accent, and he
was educated, wasn't he? He was he educated in? Why? Oh, I don't
want to say Philadelphia actually.
I don't know. Let's look him up how you spell his last name.
Greek Prime Minister. Here we go. How do you even pronounce
his last name? George Papandreou. Nago, George
Papandreou. I'm looking at the
look at the book of knowledge.
I'm looking at the book of knowledge. Early life Born in
St. Paul, Minnesota.
You don't like a guy? Yeah, there you go. He looks like you
when you see his picture. He just looks like some guy that
that used to sell cars or he ran a car dealership or he's just
looks like some Hey,
hey, I got a Chevy for you. You're gonna love it son. He was
born in St. Paul, Minnesota, United States. This is where I'm
liking where we're going with this John, where his father
Andreas Papandreou held a university's post his mother's
American born Margaret Papandreou. Actually, Sean has
her maiden name. Educated at schools in Toronto, at Amherst
College in Massachusetts, Stockholm University, the London
School of Economics and Harvard University. He was a fellow of
the Oh, a fellow of the Foreign Relations center of Harvard
University. Let's see.
Skull and Bones.
I bet he was collarbones is that Harvard as I thought? Yeah.
What's going on bones? Oh, I'm
sorry. That's right. Yeah, he's harvest got some other club. I
can't remember the cloak and dagger or something.
Right, right. Oh, Papa Draya was elected to the Greek parliament
in 81, the year after his father became prime minister for the
constituency of Ashiya. Now, this is a I mean, this is
clearly he may be the Manchurian Candidate, we may look into.
Yeah, we may have been looking at Obama all this time, but this
guy is actually it. Huh poppin Dre, like all of the political
leaders was unwilling to make concessions on Greece's
fundamental position that Cyprus must be reunited
and accepted. This could not lead to a status quo, Asante.
Baba, keep your eye on this guy. Well, so are you kind of
agreeing with me? Are you just going along with my
totally in agreement, but I think there may be more there's
obviously another dimension to this guy's either works for
Obama, he works for the United States interests. He's a CIA
guy, possibly. Whatever the case is, he's in there. But he may be
he may be on you don't know whose side he's on. I mean, the
fact that the letting the country go to the toilet, and
they're gonna soak the EU, maybe he's the he's the point man for,
for syncing the EU on behalf of the United States. I mean, that
would make a lot of sense to me when you hit and it would be a
good way to go. But when you think about it, somebody's got
to do it. I know.
But it makes a lot of sense, right? Because it's a kind of a
small, smallish kind of insignificant country. Everyone
in there has already got their money offshore anyway, ie
Cyprus. That's where all the Russian money is. Its people
still go on vacation. They're still a great spot. You know,
it's like, not like people don't love the country anymore. So
write it down on the Red Book.
I think I think, what do you want me to write in the Red
Book?
That Okay, specifically, that the European, the European debt
crisis is going to be resolved by more financial political
power going to Brussels?
Oh, no, I got data already written. That's already in. When
did you put in some specific thing about Greece? Well, yeah,
so
Greece is not going above and beyond right. Greece is not
going to default. Greece is not going to be kicked out of the
Union. But this is what everyone is talking about all the
mainstream media saying, Well, yeah, we're gonna kick them out.
We're gonna do this, you know. I'm just not buying it. I'm not
buying I think this is the some funny though,
I would I would almost take the other as a different tact on
this to counter what you said. But the last time I did that, I
lost. You don't
want to be a laser away. Let me give you an idea of the hubris
of the Germans, who of course will wind up running the entire
show, which is what they've always wanted. Sorry, Gitmo
nation Deutschland. But this is what your elites want. Germany's
European Commissioner has said, or as the states here in the
article has lent his voice demanding national flags of all
bailed out European member states be flown at half mast at
EU buildings to show that you're a loser. Wow. Guenther Oettinger
told German media last Friday the move would be quote a big
deterrent to those countries, which he called deficit sinners.
Wow, good. That's a good show title deficit sinners who cannot
keep control of their financial affairs? Although he admitted it
would just be a symbol, right?
Well, this has got to resolve itself within the next 30 days.
It this just can't keep going on like this. For one thing. It's
screwing up the US stock market like there's no tomorrow. And
then the fact that the Chinese keep jumping into the game,
trying to fool us is is just makes it even worse and sillier.
Yeah, and wasn't there also, there was a report out here that
Brazil is now going to jump in and save Europe. Did you hear
this?
I haven't heard that. Yeah. Yeah. It's like, Brazilian
Brazilian sitting here with me. And he just grimaced. Yeah,
sugar. Apparently knows the answer to that one. That one.
Yeah. No,
apparently. There's all over the news. Like yeah, Brazil is gonna
come. Yeah,
I mean, Brazil. I see no evidence of
this. Yeah, the Brazilians like yeah, don't worry. We'll come
in. Well, how is Brazil doing the economy?
Whites aren't gonna do that there. What? How is it? Yeah,
it's
good. There isn't isn't isn't Brazil, one of the BrickCon the
BRIC nations, everyone's doing great.
You give your look up the definition of House of Cards.
Gotcha. And My bad, huh?
Well, let's put it this way the traffic is really bad. And when
I go to the airport, I see a lot of people standing around doing
nothing, but they're getting paid a lot of money. In fact,
the funny thing was to one airport in Brasilia, and then
they hit you know, all those, those those those moving those
they get like a what is it their conveyor belts are all over the
place that sucked the luggage all over the place, right? Yeah.
So all the all the people working behind the counters at
Tam and most of the other airlines stand on the things to
go from place to place. They use it as a human like elevators or
kind of a subway system.
They're so lazy, they're that they don't even want to walk
anything jump up on the
conveyor belt and they go down to where they're supposed to go.
And then they jump off and then they want to come back they and
they walk on the conveyor belts, they dance on the conveyor
belts, it's ridiculous. And in the United States, they would
all be you know, there'd be all kinds of health or safety code
violations. They use the conveyor belts for everything
but mostly to transport themselves around the airport.
That's hilarious. It's quite funny to watch. That's cool. But
I don't know I have you know, I've been here before and I
lived I it's a little more the energy levels up but I don't
know how they can sustain what's going on most of what's going on
here is foreign investments, which is keeping everybody busy.
But you know that and stop. I do have one anecdote. I had dinner
last night with someone that used to work for the big Chinese
tried out her company, China, Huawei, whatever they are, and
which is a huge is hu a W E I think spelling. And he's worked
out for a while he and what I heard on the show floor was
interesting from a guy who was a consultant for American guy was
a consultant in Britain in Brazil. He said that Huawei is
main way of doing business is that like, they'll follow an
Ericsson salesman around and then go visit right after
Ericsson shows up and says whatever Erickson's bid was
we'll do it for 30% Less, really, whatever cost even if
Erickson comes in at bare bones bottom, they're losing money on
the deal. They'll do it for 30% less. So that's what these
Chinese are up to. And the guy though that I had the dinner
with he said that the company sold them. It's a real slick
operation. I mean, it's their biggest I think they're getting
as big or bigger than Cisco. He says that they're so miserable
to work for because they have that standard, you know, really
bad Chinese management style, where they yell at you and throw
things at you. I don't know. You've seen it in Chinese
recipe. I've
seen it in me vo I thought once in a while you see
where at worse and so he doesn't do they have long term because
it's so bad. I mean such I mean company mean spirited company.
But these Chinese are just pretty much tearing apart the
world with their their way of doing business. funny.
It's funny you bring that up yesterday and I haven't
published the interview yet. I interviewed Laurence Anthony.
Have you ever heard of this guy? Morons? Anthony.
He's a known as name rings a bell.
He's known as the elephant whisperer. He wrote a book in
2004 2005. His first book was called Babylons Ark. He's the
guy that went to the Baghdad zoo in 2003, after we started
bombing, and went to save the animals. Oh, that's right, right
guy. So he was born in South Africa. And he started this
conservation reservation called Thula Thula. And so yeah, he was
on the big book show, right for the big app show. So I
interviewed him and interesting book and the guys nutball
because he's like, you know, he now actually like, likes
elephants. And they love him for it. So he's fearless guy. And
his next book will be about rhinoceros. And, and he told me,
because of course, right? Through the show, you know, I
have garnered the knowledge as a million Chinese in the Congo. We
know that there were 30,000 Chinese evacuated from from from
Libya, the minute that started to heat up, and he says that the
Chinese are all over Africa. And they are killing rhinoceros at
the rate of one every 20 hours. And I'm like, you know, so my
question was, all right, and it's for the horn right, this
rhinoceros horn and these things aren't can be four feet long,
John. I don't know what how much they weigh. But he told me that
it's the Chinese who use this rhinoceros horn dust for stomach
ailments. And he said the price is now equal to the price of
gold. So I'm thinking if you got one rhinoceros, how heavy could
a rhinoceros Tusk be?
don't know, it's gotta weigh a lot.
When we say How heavy is a rhinoceros horn, we just
calculate the value. Of course, it's not going to say that, I
don't think. I wish they would say that. But if it's four feet
long, that thing's got to be pretty heavy. So you know, so
one rhinoceros toss that could be like a couple million bucks.
And I said, so can we just blame the Chinese and his response is
pretty funny. Absolutely. Chinese, Vietnamese, Cambodians.
They're killing them all. And they will not be remembered for
anything but for killing for killing animals, for mythical
properties.
So I had a lunch of my week or two ago with someone who this is
the the show. And I did call him an economic hitman before and he
says I'm crazy. But he says the whole idea is bogus. But he used
to work for USA ID and he's lived in 90 different countries,
and you know, just a normal person. So he told me this, I
was asking him some stuff because he has stories to tell
about China. By the way, it's 5 million Chinese in the Congo.
Really, if you want to, if you want to know the facts. those
facts are here. So sparkers
replicate fast. This is only a year ago, what are they doing?
There was only 50 of them, like less than 10 years ago. They
have also built something like 9000 miles of roads, right? In
the Congo. And their goal there is to rape the country of every
mineral. Apparently, the Congo is one of the richest states in
Africa, and it happens to have something like 40 of the 50 or
60, critical rare earth elements, right? That effect
your iPhone would not exist. Yeah, because it isn't for the
cargo, right. And so the Chinese are going to take every piece of
you know, every amount of cobalt and everything else they can get
out of the country, with their you know, and just basically
take everything, leave the roads and let them deteriorate, they
don't care and go on to the next project. And I guess in the
meantime, though, might as well knock off a few rhinos while
they're at it. And I don't want to sound like a jingoist here
Indian complaining about the Chinese. But you know, there's,
I think that a lot of the activity going on that the
Chinese are behind needs to really be questioned by the UN,
or by us.
I think I think they need to be ridiculed, not just questioned,
we just need to make fun everything goes want to go to
where to do it. Make fun of the small penises,
with it. With Asian cultures. Let's take a look at this idea
of ridiculing for one thing, they don't appreciate it. They
don't they resist it. But that's just how, what a great what kind
of a great job if we'd done ridiculing the Japanese about
their whaling practices, they almost wiped out the blue whale,
right? And they still don't give a crap about it. Right? So
ridicule doesn't necessarily work.
Well, no one's ridiculing the Chinese of Chinese. For the for
the rhinoceros. No one talks about that.
No, I've never heard it until you just brought it up. I have
my Chinese data about, you know, the what's going on in the
Congo, and other places from my friend. But I didn't hear
anything about the about the rhino horns. But if they're that
valuable, yeah. So here's what they do is they sometimes they
knocked the rhino down and then saw off the Horn. And yeah,
they they chop it out, actually, because it goes underneath the
skin. So here's one other thing I learned, which I thought was
interesting news, because George Clooney might as well just go
home. So elephants are so smart. And he says that they can
communicate over hundreds of kilometers through the subsonic
stomach vibrations they make. But they can actually
communicate with another herd that's 100 or 200 miles away,
and then they can communicate with the next ones. These
elephants are so smart, that when because this guy also works
as work in the Sudan. I remember when the peace agreement was
signed in between North and South Sudan. This was what I
don't know how many years ago, like a while they're like eight
years ago, maybe something
like that, for they split off as a separate countries, that's for
sure. Right?
So when the revolution when the war started, I should say all
the elephants left South Sudan and migrated to North Sudan. And
the day after, and they were like 400 kilometers away from
the border. The day after the peace agreement was signed, they
migrated back. So I said to him, I said, What's your
reading the New York Times I guess so. So
So I said, we need to keep our eye on these elephants. Because
if it starts to heat up over there and they leave again, then
we know there's heavy shade coming down. And the guy said
absolutely, you can trust the elephants have Salam all over
that.
The subsonic frequencies and there's a lot of communication
Does that take place between animals using the Earth as the
carrier and Senator does the omens guys and I and it's been
disgusted in the US government. And there's a number of
professors around the country that have talked about the
possibility of rigging something up to you stick a stake in the
ground. Like I could stick a stake in the ground here, and
then send you the the Skype transmission through the Earth,
it would actually sound better. No doubt about it.
We're on the topic of biodiversity, some breaking news
came in the Nobel Prize winner for physics and then 73 Dr.
imrg. He, I guess it would be Java. Java. Resigned SVA? No,
it's GIA e v e AR. VR ver. Java. Give her Yeah, give her average
giver. Hey, everybody. I forgive her here. How you doing? He
resigned his fellow from the American Physical Society and on
the 13th in disgust over the group's promotion of manmade
global warming fears. This is the guy who endorsed President
Obama
global warmest turned movement. Yeah,
well, it's about one word in particular. You know how much we
love words here on the no agenda podcast. He says I resigned from
APS. Thank you for your letter inquiring about my membership. I
did not renew it. Because I cannot live with APS a statement
about global warming as below. The evidence is
incontrovertible.
That's what Al Gore says to
him. He's used that word incontrovertible. Now he can't
really say that word but incontrovertible adjective not
able to, he's in Yes. No, it's better not able to be denied or
disputed incontrovertible proof. The sciences and science. So
that's our new word of the day, incontrovertible.
And putting it in the Red Book,
as a new meme, that's gonna that's gonna come out. I did
find it kind of interesting. You have
memes that are hard to pronounce. Yeah. When you're
drunk, or no good.
I really got a laugh out of this. Survivors Network against
I guess it's against pedophilia. Snap. They're suing the Pope.
And they're suing him in the International Criminal Court.
And like, how funny has the world become a we have, like a
fictional represent representative of God in a
fictional court representing the world suing each other? How nuts
is it gotten
out of trying to get some money out of the church's try to hold
the
gun? Oh, no, it's definitely about getting money. Definitely
about that.
So have you seen this story about Syrian opposition creates
National Council? How's that? You know, I'm of the opinion
that the Syria thing has been turned off by is, you know,
according to The New York Times, right. And there, but there's
still this boiling the simmering going on. And so sorry, in
opposition. Yeah. National Council. Well, I
think what happened is in the UN, the Russian said, Yeah, hold
on a second. We don't want to sign any, you know, any document
like the resolution 1970 1973, which enabled NATO to go in and,
and, and dropped 30,000 bombs, which you've never seen on
television. The Russian said, we're gonna go in and check it
out. So the Russians are in there. And I think what may be
happening is they said, why don't you just set up a council
one of these TNC things transitional blahdy blahdy.
Blah, it'll sound good. And then we'll kind of smooth things
over. That's what it sounds like to me.
That could be I know something's going on that that's that's just
going to stop it cold.
What's it seems to be kind of on hold. And I think that maybe
ever
the Russians are behind it. I mean, it's obvious the Russians
have been complaining about a number of things. And ever since
that zero that I'm sorry, that Exxon deal went through, right,
which had this which showed us the president of, of Exxon, the
CEO of Exxon shaking hands with Putin. There's not really
supposed to be the guy that does these deals. And that was since
that moment, all this debris down all of a sudden, serious
off the table. Everything got
really quiet. I agree. And I think maybe the focus now is on
you know, it's Europe's turn to be in the news a little bit
further. Got it. I can't wait. I know it's gonna happen. Slaves
of Europe, slaves, slaves of Europe, you have a choice.
Either, you can go into a dire situation like The Hunger Winter
of 1945 to 1949. Or you can let us take care of all of your
taxation and all of your financial troubles. That is all.
I think that's where we're headed. Yeah, you
need a little more echo in that. Well, you
know, you did the reverb. You can't hear it through Skype, but
it was there. It sounded really kind of ominous. So, the
Solyndra drama continues here in the United States of Gitmo
nations. And this is a company, the solar power company. That
was that received a little over half a billion dollars in
government loans. And of course, unfortunately, it turns out that
some executives from the company also supported President Obama
in his presidential run. So it really it all looks kind of
shady. So yes, it does. So the Republicans are of course
grasping onto this. But you know, this, they did actually
find something there to two representatives, Griffin, and
Murphy, who I'm going to play short clips from. And they are a
grilling the the, the guy has a weird title, his name is silver,
Hi, oh, silver. And he has the ominous title of being charged
of government loans. Not a good place to be right now. So
Griffin comes out. And he actually finds that they've made
a law, the Department of Energy, the guys from Department of
Energy, they've made a law that basically says, Well, he'll
explain it exactly and cerned about this, this is situation,
but I would point out in paragraphs one and two, it
references that no guarantee shall be made unless, which
gives some flexibility. But in paragraph three of 17, sections
1702 It says the obligation shall be subject to condition
that the obligation is not subordinate to other financing.
Hey, let's just explain subordinate for a moment. For
those who don't know, if you have a company and you take
financing, like either it's for shares or, or it's a straight up
loan. Subordinate means that if more money comes in, that loan
has to be paid back first. And it's I don't think there's any
investment ever done that I can imagine. Johnny might correct me
on this, where someone gives a loan and says, But you know,
what, if you get more money, if you borrow more money from
somebody, you can pay them back first. I don't think that
happens.
Don't do what that would happen with specialized vehicles where
you have like you you issue stock or bonds certain kinds of
debt or convertible debentures or something that that are that
are so dissimilar that you could find somebody in a preferred
situation. So yeah, it could, it could. But that's not the way it
doesn't. Let's
put it this way. If you and I were running the government and
in charge of the slaves tax money, would we put our slaves
tax money in danger like that?
Well, this current administration might Yeah, you
read the memorandum of law on this?
I have not read the full memorandum? No. But I've been
briefed, like, would it shock you to know
that if you read it, and you pay attention to what's being said,
and I have it right here, I'd be happy to give you a copy with my
notes on it if you want them. It looks like it's a law school
project where you're told to come up with an answer. Here's
the question, give me the right answer, defend it the best you
can. That's what it looks like. Because under this analysis,
what it says is, is that if we close the loan in the morning,
and at lunch, somebody has an epiphany and says, You know
what? I think that we should see if we can get some more money
from somebody else, and we're going to subordinate that money.
And we're not going to follow this paragraph. Because it
doesn't there is no line. And in fact, somebody raised that
issue. The memorandum points out somebody raised the issue,
should there be a line between when the loan is granted and
possible default? And they said no, that's not necessary,
because the law doesn't say that you can change it anytime you
want to if the Secretary thinks it's appropriate. Does that make
good common sense as Mr. Green pointed out to you, you don't
have to be a lawyer. No good common sense. Does it make
common sense that the Congress of the United States responsible
for resetting our legislative policy would say that you are
not subordinate, but under the interpretation of your lawyers
they could subordinate after lunch for loan closed in the
morning does that make good so that's the that's the general
premise of why they're hammering on this guy. And as well they
should yeah, well then this this schmuck silver Hi. Oh, silver.
He gets hammered. Because he basically saying, I don't know
I'm not responsible. I didn't do it. i The dog ate my homework.
Well, we talked, Steph talked With the company on a regular, I
really want you to stop throwing everybody else under the bus. I
hear you throwing all your staff under the bus, I want to know
you're in charge you've handled loan to the size. And now you're
saying it's everybody else's fault. But but you accept you're
in charge. You tell me what you as a person in charge did with
half a billion dollars of taxpayers money. Now saying it's
all my staff's fault. I didn't know I can't do anything about
it. You tell me what you're going to tell the taxpayers.
We're in the hole for so much money this country and you're
dealing with this in a very casual, cavalier way. Whose
fault is it? Well, sir, first, let me say that the 200 Odd
professionals working in the loan guarantee program are
exceptional professionals and you throw them all under the
bus. It's a pretty bumpy ride, but you're the driver and Mr.
Silva, you're the driver. And now you're saying this is
restructured and going back to the slide that says the
obligation shall be subject to the condition that the
obligation is not subordinate to other financing. And now it gets
restructured. The taxpayers don't get their money back the
restructuring. Any restructuring, Congressman is
based on on a binary decision as to what is the better
binary decision, this guy should work from a vet Qudra exactly
like talking COBOL. I like a binary decision for
recovery, a liquidation a sale of assets in a moment in time,
or a restructuring. Who was it decided that made the decision
that this Act passed and law by the federal government was going
to not be adhered to who made that decision. And as I said, it
was reviewed by legal counsel for the loan product, you have
no responsibility in this either. So we're throwing him
under the bus to I'm not a lawyer, sir. I rely on counsel
we turned her into the bus to to the Secretary of Energy having
to deal with this decision, or is he under the bus to not to my
knowledge. So no one's responsible. This is an
incredible organization you work for? The no one in the federal
government is responsible for half a trillion to half a
billion dollars of taxpayers money. This is phenomenal. What
do you do for a living? And why do you if you don't know what's
happening, everybody else is to blame? What do we go back and
tell our constituents who have to work hard. We're so many
people in this country in poverty, so many people in
problems, we're saying, if this federal agencies saying we don't
take any responsibility, somebody else's fault, we we we
work to the fullest of our capabilities, Congressman, to
ensure that these projects are as de risked, as I understand,
but now the 10 years are on the hook for this. As we've pointed
out, as was pointed out earlier, as was pointed out earlier,
there are always challenges in investing in innovation. And I
should point out that Congress through the appropriation of
$2.4 billion of credit, so when did this company actually get
their check? It doesn't work like that.
I tell you, the only guy getting thrown under a bus is this guy
for schmucks. That guy is so screwed. He better resign.
Silver.
So did you watch that there? Was that a video that you did you
pick that off the C span? Yeah, that's watching the squirming
Well, what does he look like sweating.
He'd like a little Weasley guy, you know, balding, you know,
sweating on top of his head. This is why I love watching C
span. You know, I besides the fact that it's kind of my
vocation now. You can't write this. That was a that was some
good scripts that this guy was blowing out there. This Murphy.
That was good. Yes. Throw him. Oh, your lawyer throw her under
the bus. Who else got this getting pretty busy under that
bus there? This is the problem. This is and and by the way,
there are so many companies that got these half billion dollar
loans. You know that? What's that classy car electric car
company. It's a no no, no, no, no good
in Tesla get a bunch of money from the government. They got
money,
but I don't know firsthand about that. It's like the really high
end luxury sports car. They only make one car. Kleiner Perkins
invested in him. Yes, Tesla. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Hold on.
I'll find it for you. What's Kleiner Perkins? K PB KPCB they
got half a billion dollars in loans. From man, let's see
private companies. Companies by Nish. I'm looking on their
website right now. What would it be under consumer security as
fun life sciences? Green Tech budgets under green tech some
bull crap Green Tech. Come on. John. You know about these? I
can't believe they didn't give you one to drive. No, it's no
it's not Tesla. It's not. It's a they only make one car. It costs
like $170,000
Yeah, the test? No,
it's not the Tesla. You're wrong.
Okay, keep arguing with Fisker.
There you go Fisker. Thank you. Thank you,
guys. That's even worse than Tesla. That's my
whole point. They got a half a billion dollars.
Well, Tesla doesn't make a car that meets all the descriptions
you made. They make one car it costs 125 plus $1,000. And it's
a sports car and they got it as a bunch of government money.
Fisker Automotive Here You Go Electric luxury and performance
the Fisker Karma who love it. The Fisker story, read our
reviews. They got a half a billion dollars and Ray Lane God
had for them I know because I know he went through all these
negotiations with the government and that's gonna turn out to be
a dog. Look at Fisker automotive.com It's gonna be a
total dork
looking at it now it looks like a BMW that has a some sort of
birth defect. Doesn't it look like that it does like some it's
not even symmetrical
here Fisker Automotive Let me see. They talk about Fisker
Automotive is a green American premium sports car company with
a mission to create a range of beautiful environmentally
friendly cars that make environmental sense without
compromise. Can you believe it? Or what our government is paying
for that
rhetorical question? Why are we investing in high end sports
cars with government money, both Fisker and Tesla.
From the Wall Street Journal, a tiny car company backed by Oh,
guess what? Here's your answer. Former Vice President Al Gore
has just gotten a $529 million US government loan to help build
this hybrid sports car in Finland. Interesting. The award
this week to California started Fisker Automotive Inc follows a
$465 million government loan to Tesla. So they got even more
money than Tesla combined a billion dollars for sports cars.
Are we crazy?
High end sports high end high end looking at the car and
driver review of this thing? It has foreigner two horsepower I
don't know a foreigner and two horsepower car that does zero to
60 in 5.9 seconds, that's the best they can do. And the top
speed is 125 That doesn't sound like
that sounds like a fist or not a Fisker
whoa must weigh a ton. Now here it says it's got 235 horsepower
here. Okay, Scott. Oh by the way good work with our money let me
just read you the some of the specs on this thing because they
have a little picture of it. It's got to repurpose GM eco
tech two liter turbo fan powers the 235 horsepower AC generator,
and then the back there thing that really powers this thing to
Chinese may voters supplying foreigner and two horsepower of
thrust.
Chinese China China China. Hey, I'm getting sick of these
China's loaning them money to buy a Chinese motor.
I'm sick of these China's This is not I'm not going to pay my
taxes and karma. It's called the karma. Yeah. Hey, what did you
get for $465 million. You've got karma bank you backed by Al
Gore.
claims to have 3000 deposits in the bank. Some of those who
plunked down the cash are doubtless atoning for past turbo
v eight sins of brother, but others may be less altruistic
simply drawn on the sexiest spenders ever draped over an
American sedan. Whatever the motivation, they'll get a
beautiful luxurious machine that goes easy on the guilt. This is
from Car and Driver, of course, you always can't really slam
anything because it's there's too much because advertising is
advertising advertising advertising.
So that if they had 3001 of these cars going for 90 grand,
that's what they're selling
fairly this price on this model that they tested price as tested
was $96,895.
But that's like $280 million in sales. But of course these
things you know, they're not making any money on him yet. So
anyway, speaking of advertising, something we know nothing about.
I'm gonna show my son moved by donate to no agenda. Imagine all
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Oh, it is awesome. Except for my landlord who can tell me to get
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yeah.
I mean, I'm saying regarding the show
regarding the show, no one can tell us what to know, I think
our our listeners who are
inherently taking podcasting, they kind of tell us what to
write,
because they are not the product, they are the recipients
of what we consider to be a pretty darn good product. Second
half of the show.
I was going to let me reiterate this product notion just so
because I'm sure a lot of new listeners don't get it. The most
magazines, newspapers and all the rest of these operations
that use advertising as a vehicle. They're actually making
you the product and you will you as a product are being sold to
the advertisers. And that's how special interest publishing all
all publishing works this way. They figure out kind of who you
are, they package you up as a product and walk over to one of
the big agencies and say, here's what we've got. These are our
subscribers, and they sell you to them. And we don't did that's
the back ass word.
What it's even worse than that. If, if you have a company, let's
say like tweeter, like the tweeters, and you say okay, I've
got 50 million people, you are assigned a value when when that
company is either takes new investment or is sold, because
regardless of the business model, just having you on a
list, what is the person worth on a list? Like at least five
bucks? Isn't that kind of what it goes for? Are you kidding
your way? Low? No, but But seriously? No, no,
no your way low.
What is one? Well, wait a minute. Can we sell our list? We
have like 5000 people. We have 5000 people on a list somewhere
on MailChimp. We got a we were ripe for investment. So tell me
about
this. It's about $2,200 ahead. Really? Yeah. Wow. So even if
depends on what the business is and how specialized it is, was
20 2200. And I seen higher numbers crop up once in a while,
but 20 bucks is as low as it gets.
So just having registered just being a registered user of like
some hip service, right, let's just say it's a hip, a hip
social networking thing. You're worth 100 bucks.
2200 It depends on how focused it is. If it was something
that's worthy, where that list is very valuable to some large
corporations, it could be as much as 100 Easy. Wow,
that's a good scam.
Oh, it's a totally good, great scam. And that's what they do.
And they don't care about delivering facts or I mean, when
you when that's when your business is really just selling
customers to advertisers. You don't care about giving people
information that they could use to better their lives. You don't
really give a crap there's no reason to, because that's not
what your business is. You're not you know, we have to do what
we do to keep people listening and contributing otherwise You
know, their donations dry up, and we're done.
In fact, I never cared. I never looked at the stats. I never
looked at this. This is the big difference in all the businesses
have always had. I was like, how many people how many registered
users? How many of them, and I got so tired of that. Because it
was never about what really counted, which is about the show
you and I'd have sleepless nights thinking about, Oh, you
know, what can we do in the show the best we can. That's our
that's what our sleep that's mine. At least I don't know what
you you're in Brazil, who knows what you're doing. But I, I have
sleepless nights about that. What can we do better? Because
that translates directly to our bottom line aren't the only way
we can measure if we're doing a good job as if people support
us. And I think that's a very fair way it's value for value.
You think we suck? You don't think we're good enough to
think, man, okay, but not worth it. You won't send any money.
You don't send money, it becomes tight. That's what it is. The
only thing we don't know is what we're doing right?
Well, yeah, there is that problem? Well, what we do is,
essentially, we just go along with our own sense of things.
And we just basically deconstruct stuff and ridicule
the media and, you know, do the best we can, or we find, you
know, the hidden messages that people are probably ignoring or
whatever. I don't know,
what's not speaking his word. Yeah. Speaking of hidden
messages, John, it's happening once again, is that looks
like a very cold map. There were numerous reports of fireballs
flying across the sky last night, across Arizona, across
southern Nevada, even across southern California, Carol UFOs,
that weren't quite sure what it was, was it some sort of
satellite falling through the atmosphere. But scientists are
saying there's just a meteorite or shooting star, if you will.
But it was reported and seen by 1000s of people across that part
of the world stuff. Which reminds me a lot. You know, last
night, I saw a movie, which took aliens that they were coming to
us and meteorites and asteroids, they plunged in the Pacific
Ocean, they came up and they attacked Los Angeles. Riveting
stuff. So I mean, that has something to do. But that's not
what that was.
So we've got green balls of fire flying through the Los Angeles
skies. What should it be? Of course not. I went to bed at
like, 930. Course now I'm gonna go to bed at night.
I did. I would never go to bed at night, or I did go
to bed at 930. I'll tell you why. Because I was in such
discomfort yesterday,
after as long as you're having your tooth drilled out,
I figured I'd get up at 430 this morning and do everything, which
is exactly what I did. knowing also that you'd be in Brazil,
and you'd be light on the clips in there. I didn't know you'd
have no clips. I knew you'd be like, Oh, no.
It's okay. Made some clips back home and I was.
Okay, it's okay. It's pre crime, just the pre crime. Anyway. So
normally, I'd say yes, they're coming for us. And the
mothership is here. And I'm all ready for it. But actually, it's
much worse than that. Because here is what is actually going
on. Turns out, one of NASA's satellites is coming down. And I
think that's what this is. This is a report from two days ago,
before the green lights were seen, and it's not very good or
encouraging actually ended by
looking out your window, you might see something strange
streaking across the sky. Let's hope it's not headed toward your
bedroom. Huge pieces of space junk hurtling to Earth. The
upper atmosphere research satellite has been dead in space
since 2005. Well, guess what? It's falling out of orbit. Now.
The thing weighs more than 12,000 pounds. It is NASA's
largest satellite ever to fall back to Earth. So where is it
going to hit? Let's ask Nick Johnson, NASA's chief scientist
for orbital debris, orbital debris a big problem and this
thing is a really big problem. Do you know where it's going to
land? Now, John, we don't know right now, it could be anywhere
from 57 degrees north latitude 57 degrees south latitude. Well,
basically, that includes Well, all of those populated surface
of the Earth, I think we've got a map that
is actually quite funny. That basically is everywhere except
the North and the South Pole. And NASA guys like well, it
could learn anywhere between the North Pole and the South Pole,
but it gives you some some latitudes. So you don't really
have to think about app to show
the possibilities here. When this thing does come in,
assuming it happens at night, at least night on whatever side of
the Earth it comes through. People aren't gonna be able to
see it right. Yeah, we'll put on quite a show and you'll probably
be able to see it during daytime if that's the way it turns out.
All right. Well, Nick Johnson from NASA. We hope it doesn't go
bonk on anybody's head. Thanks for being with us. We'll keep
updating updated with you as to when this thing finally It comes
down.
So of course, this could be true. It could be some space
junk or it could be the first visible sights we're getting
with the naked eye of Comet Elenin, which is going to kill
us. And this, of course, is slated for this month. As you
know, I've been tracking this we have elites up there in Alaska
and moving to Colorado and all over the the circles that I
travel in on the interwebs. We are now speaking about a report
that under assault, the strategic nuclear arms control
agreement was sent to Russia. Because the deal is that both
parties are required to notify the other. If there's going if
they're going to do any, any drills or any practices,
anything that's and I'm always worried about this. Whenever
there's a drill of some kind, something bad usually happens.
We've seen countless reports of this. Apparently on September
27. There will be a DEF CON one drill in the United States,
codenamed cocked pistol. And as a part of this drill, the
President is going to be put into the secured bunkers in
Denver, which of course are underneath Denver airport with
all that crazy all the cute, crazy murals and everything. And
so I've been following these reports about this cocked pistol
of course, you can't find anything about it on the DoD
website or, or any Pentagon related websites. But I have to
think that someone got I mean, even come up with the code name
was pretty interesting. And
but this code name has been used before cocked, pistol cocked
pistol. Yeah, it was used in 2010, according to the interwebs
for some Korean exercise that was taking place when they were
having it says actually what actually went into place as us
goes to Kok pistol alert, or alert status after over Korean
War fears. This was the main event where the Koreans were
bombing of a shack on the other side of the border. Yeah. And so
cocked pistol has to be somebody that predates that, insofar as a
methodology for hiding the President in the bunker. Well, I
don't know. I mean, there's if you google this, you'll see the
same report over and over again. So it's obviously something
that's propagated and is flowing through the wires. I do know
that the President will be in Colorado on September 27.
And gives a speech jumps into a hole they block them up. And
then
and then Elenin strikes and then Elenin strikes. That's only man
I guess he's gonna come out the only man alive they'll go. Oh,
crap, man. And she's the only woman on earth. Yeah.
There's your flying saucer report for the week.
Do you think I can get on Coast to Coast with that one?
I don't know. I don't understand why we can't get you on coast to
coast. That would actually be a good one. That's just enough to
get you on Coast to Coast for once one segment on the radio
these radio shows or they bring it we're gonna bring you right
on in a minute in a minute Mr. Curry, Mr. Noor, we'll be right
with you Jake. We're gonna turn you on and just wait for the
everybody welcome to Coast to Coast AM we have now on the
phone it's Adam curry. Now Adam, you are sometimes known as the
crackpot. And that's how it'll start off. We'll just call me a
douchebag
it'll come I don't start off with you know, they normally
does the old fashioned he'll give the plugs and everything
dance. Because he lives he's old time radio guys don't want to
leave a lot of stuff out at the beginning because they don't
want guys slipping plugs in because it sounds sleazy. So
Ron, you'll be on and you'll say we'll be right back right after
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And I do want to talk about some PR work that I was it was
absolutely astounding. Dude, were you able to see that? That
stupid ass lane, Tea Party presidential Republican debate
before you left
but I did read a bunch of reports about and I guess Perry
and Ron Paul are having the time of their lives.
Well, actually, it was a complete setup to try and
obliviated Ron Paul, a complete setup. And it was because of one
actually. So Wolf Blitzer is now good because of course Wolf
Blitzer hosted the event. He's what theater This is. And Wolf
Blitzer is now all over this he completely loves what he's done.
But I think he was in collusion. If not it CNN, of course, it's
probably reasonably easy to infiltrate and get them to do
something. Because a question came out of left field, which
was just is like the most outrageous question. I thought,
and you probably didn't hear about this, but part of the
question is actually in this little piece, which Wolf Blitzer
is now rerunning over and over incessantly, and then I'll pick
it apart for you and tell you what actually happened here two
days after our groundbreaking CNN Tea Party presidential
debate in Tampa, while still getting some heat about the
answer he gave me to one of my questions, we have some new
information to put down the Republicans views on health care
into some context. For that we asked Brian Todd to do some
checking. Brian, what are you finding out? Well, if as you
know, Ron Paul stuck to his position that night, he never
wavered. But what he didn't do, he didn't bring up a very
personal story, a story of a close aide that he lost three
years ago, a story that takes this way beyond the hypothetical
for Ron Paul. It was one of the most pointed moments in the
early debate season. Wolf Blitzer ask Republican
presidential candidate Ron Paul, a staunch opponent of a
government role in health care, what should happen to a 30 year
old man who can afford insurance chooses not to buy it then
becomes catastrophically ill and needs intensive care for six
months who pay that's what freedom is all about taking your
own risks this whole idea that you have to prepare and take
care of everybody asked if society should let the man die.
Paul said no, and said in his experience, churches, charities,
friends and relatives would help. It's a circumstance Ron
Paul knows intimately. In June of 2008. Paul's former campaign
chairman Ken Schneider, who Paul says talked him into running for
president that year died of pneumonia. Snyder had no
insurance to this was
such an a brilliant plan. That Wolf Blitzer asked a question
specifically about a 30 year old man who has no insurance should
we let him die? And fully well knowing? And I'll tell you why.
Because Matt Ortega told him fully well, knowing that this is
something that well, it depends on how you read the headline,
but he his campaign manager, about 30 years old, died of
pneumonia, by the way he did get health care. He died with a
whole bunch of bills. So it's not like if he had insurance, he
would have lived and made no difference because he got the
the care he needed. And immediately we have a website
let him die.com. No brother at the tea party GOP debate, it was
asked if we should let an uninsured man die. The tea party
audience cheered, applauded and explained, exclaimed Yeah, the
American people want to know. And then that, would Rick
Santorum let him die with Newt Gingrich. Let him die. So I was
like all of the Republican candidate John Huntsman let him
die. So I'm like, wow. So I do the Whois lookup and lo and
behold, Matt Ortega. has registered let him die.com On
September 12. So presumably day of this guy is a member of new
partners, we've got to take a look at these guys. New Partners
is a PR firm. Very interesting. And this Matt Ortega is one of
the people so new partners.com is one of the people who works
there. Let's see he was responsible for Barack Obama's
historic Iowa caucus when responsible for a Barack Obama's
groundbreaking national grassroots strategy. How
grassroots is if you have a PR firm working on it?
Yeah, it's called. There's a name for that it's called
astroturf.
Well, in fact, if you look at new partners there, they have
strategic positioning and communications research,
grassroots organizing, here you go. Our approach to field and
grassroots organizing is guided by a belief in the power of
people talking to people, our peers, neighbors, community
leaders, friends and co workers become the ultimate tastemakers
in a world where top down communication doesn't get the
job done anymore. We can help you create a robust grassroots
organizing program. It's like, it's like the opposite of what
grassroots is.
Hey, play the douchebag thing. Well, yeah. So well, I'm looking
at the his LinkedIn thing. Yeah, he's asked you should also
mention he was in the debt he was on the Democratic National
Committee is the web specialist. And you can tell by that website
he just designed he's a genius.
Well, I think he actually worked for the State Department. He's a
technical expert.
Yep. He was the ECA web developer for the State
Department after that. Then he became the new media director of
clean energy works according to his own bio, which is you you
cited and now he's the new media consultant. Yeah, this guy's a
douchebag.
And this whole site, let him die.com If you follow the trail
is one of his Alliance and one of his clients called Protect
your care which you can find it protect your care.org Protect
your care is a 501 C four organization that will create
the political and media space for elected officials, industry
leaders and community advocates to champion the Affordable Care
Act and hold accountable those who seek to take those benefits
away. So they did a brilliant job of setting Ron Paul on being
CNN scamming CNN, setting it what a question. Think Wolf
Blitzer said. I got a good question. Let's ask him now. No,
of course not. He fully well knew he fully well knew that
this was going to happen. The asshole. Wolf Blitzer.
Absolutely. incontrovertible
guys from Oakland, of course, a gangsta in Oakland raised in
Hayward. Oh, gosh.
I Hayward that's that's where I refuel airplanes. You want to do
anything else there?
It's a nice little airport. Yeah.
Some very sad happening and Gitmo nation east.
I'm sorry, I just don't belabor this idiot. But it's Matt
ortega.com. The I can't believe I mean, if this is I find it
offensive that they would let the guy from the DNC essentially
write the questions for the Republican debate. Can't you
know the Republican Republicans going to debate themselves with
their ideas? It was
set up to completely discredit Ron Paul. Yeah. And make him
look like a dick saying, Yeah, people should die. There was
another part there was another part of the debate where he,
which was kind of sad because people started booing him. And
he basically, yeah, I don't have the clip. Oh, that
was set up to let's face it. They loaded the audience. Of
course,
it was set up. It was about you know, Ron Paul said, we should
ask ourselves why? You know why Muslim extremists were angry and
bombed us. He says, because we've been bombing them, we'd be
killing millions of people. And people wouldn't boo.
Yeah, right.
So Nathan Eccleston is a soccer player footballer for Liverpool.
And he tweeted, I guess on September 11. He said, I ain't
gonna say, I ain't gonna, I ain't going to say attack. Don't
let the media make you believe that was terrorist that did it
to us. Oh, t i s hashtag. The OT is is the hashtag standing for
only the Illuminati succeed. Big mistake by this young man as
he's about to get kicked off the team. Yeah, you can't. Now you
can't say anything. This is this is what it's come to. So if you
have any standing in the world of, well, if you have an
audience, you can't say anything. Of course, this guy,
you know, look at his shirt. You know, Vodafone, he's got all you
know, he's got all kinds of advertising. You can't be saying
that stuff. In fact, the club said the club takes the club
takes this matter extremely seriously. And senior officials
have informed Nathan Eccleston that we are undertaking an
investigation into the circumstances surrounding these
postings who will decide on appropriate course of action,
which will mean we will be cutting testicles off that's
very, very sad as the and I know that I have freedom of speech
and Gitmo nation east but you know, instead of people people
should be writing again get on the streets riot. Oh, I'm sorry.
You don't have any CIA telling you to do that now. Sad.
Speaking of that, here's the message in the United States.
Tweet about illegal activity. If you rat on people, you will die.
A chilling message to those who use social media in Mexico now
we have to warn you the video that you're about to see is very
graphic but take a look two bodies hanging from a bridge
with signs of torture messages left near the body said the
victims were killed for denouncing drug cartel activity
on a social network. Joining us with much more on this is
Raphael Romo. Boy, that video is hard to look at. Tell us. What
do you make of this? What do you know about it? Well, here's the
bottom line. Randy, what happens is that in Mexico, media outlets
have been threatened by a criminal organized crime. And
for a long time now they have selfs practice self censorship.
So what people were doing was using social media to report on
the crimes happening, crimes committed by drug cartels and
organized crime. So now, what's happening now is that yesterday
morning, they found two bodies hanging from a pedestrian bridge
in the city of Mobil Laredo, just to put it in perspective to
our viewers. This is across the border from Laredo, Laredo,
Texas, this is very important
you have to this is this is America. So you might as well be
in America across the border.
And right next to the messages, there were a posters indicating
that this is going to happen to all those who are posting
messages online. Reporting on what's happening with the drug
cartels, drug violence in Mexico, it's so it's a very
shocking and chilling message to people who are doing this in
Mexico.
So I think that this is a shocking and chilling message.
basically telling everybody to shut up. I don't care what it's
about Shut up.
Yeah, there's a definitely a shut up message involved. And of
course, it's right across the board. And the first thing you
would logically think is oh, well, they can do it there. They
can sneak across the board and kill me here. So I'm always
under threat. But yeah, this is a shut up slave. And by the way,
who's running out there explaining candidates? Did they
explain what the social media connection was with the story
where people tweet during stuff? Yeah, I mean, you can always set
up a, an anonymous Twitter account and tweet on anything
you want. It's just more psychological warfare. In my
opinion, you can set up an anonymous Facebook account
pretty easily and tweet anything your tweet and then Facebook,
anything you want.
Facebook it? Yeah. Facebook, the whole idea is don't be saying
anything on the tweeters because you could get killed. And we'll
see if this propagate does you get hung upside down from a
bridge with your guts hanging out? Now, John, I know you gotta
go
legalizes these drugs that would this none of this would even be
a story. That's never going to happen, obviously, for these
reasons, you can use it as a fear is a good kind of a just
another thuggish thing to keep the public under control.
So do to end the show on a high note, and I really want to do it
this time. Yeah, it can. It can this if we do have producers in
New York City, but I think that if they're getting away with it,
New York City, which I'm not sure exactly how it works, I
don't understand why this is okay. But if this is okay, we
need to take to the streets and put up our own signs because
there's a guy going around and he's creating crazy signs that
look like actual street signs. They have the whole thing it's
this made of the same material. They're attached to light to
lampposts, except they have very, very frightening messages.
Every
block in New York City is loaded with traffic signs alternate
side bus stop, but if you look up long enough to notice this
one at 15 tonight, they'll probably chuckle a bit but pay
attention while walking. Your Facebook status update can wait
courtesy of the Metropolitan etiquette authority. We tracked
down the guy who has been putting these up around the city
got one that says pull up your pants. No one wants to see your
underwear. Jason shallow. It says the signs cost him about 30
bucks apiece he has a real street sign vendor make them and
according to him, the police don't seem to mind
I'm sure that there's some law against this. I haven't really
researched it but the message is positive, not defacing property
and they're not blocking any important signs. They're just
sort of there as an extra thing for pedestrians to see in
Chelsea Alex Silverman.
The Metropolitan etiquette authority getting away with it.
Well, you know, right down the street, from my house is one of
those companies that make signs like that. Well, I
think this is I think this is a very good, the whole kit, you
can
have a sign made, you know, like a triangular yellow sign that
says, you know, student crossing or whatever, and they have the
strap and they have the whole kit, you can just put the whole
thing together and just find a good pole and get a ladder and
put it up on there and just crank it down. And before anyone
notices, and one of our producers
send in some album art it's it's a New York street sign it says
Shut up slave and has like a guy with a with a bat. Hammering.
Very funny hammering a guy on the ground says pay your taxes.
It's great. We might use it. I know what see what comes in. And
of course always thanks to all of our fantastic artists who
help us out with creating great album art. John, When are you
coming back from Brasilia?
I'm coming back as soon as I can. I'll be back for Sunday for
sure. Okay, good.
So please do think of us think of the work we're putting in
there for you. Helping you seem smarter at cocktail parties. And
the ones we all attend probably have plastic cups but oh before
I forget, I do want to thank you The anonymous no agenda producer
known as lotto, who purchased a Ohio State Lottery ticket for
us. He says all I could afford. Unfortunately, none of the
numbers hit but actually none of the numbers not a single one of
you sent the dollar and
coming to you from Gitmo nation West, the People's Republic of
Southern California where I gotta get out of this place. The
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