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there's our opportunity opportunity play Al Jazeera
would pick it up in a minute. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, January 1 2012. Time to get my nation media
assassination episode 370. No agenda kicking off our last trip
around the sun ever coming to you from Camp MoPhO here in
Austin, Texas, the capital of the drunk Star State in the
morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry
and for brother in Silicon Valley where apparently I don't
know we're just not get to we're not going to have a great
connection today on January 1 2012. I'm Johnson All right.
Greg Vaughn buzzkill
Wow well done way to kick off the new year rockin tight real
tight, John. When I do the opening was kind of like you
trailed over? No, no, no. Are you kidding me? We never start
over ever. We never started.
I keep finding example after example.
So we Skype Skype decided to crash on me upon usage this
morning, which I find very peculiar. Well, it's a Microsoft
product so it doesn't surprise me at all of this starting to
suck the minute a date changes or something is that happens all
the time in my case changes that they stopped work as typical
Microsoft
it makes no sense that it would just crash. It was so well
explained to people I was we'd call each other and then he'd
say are you there? And I say yes. And then it would be
disconnected.
Yeah, no, I'd hear you actually say yes. And then a dialogue
would pop up that would say this programme has crashed would you
like to a close the programme be find a solution online?
What is that it's like the old port retry to fail.
It's exactly what it is. Can you click on that and it goes like
finding solution
solution online you
can wait for a long time because it doesn't find anything and in
the chat room was like they're all coming up with so many
different suggestions that scrolls off too fast for me to
click on any link whatsoever is a completely useless okay.
Anyway, I reinstalled Skype and and now it seems to work it's
the big Skype reinstall of 2012 Everybody in the morning to get
Johnny Boy
in the morning to you Adam curry into all ships at sea and boots
on the ground and feet in the air and feet in the water then
of
course the Human Resources hung over but still kind of charged
up in the chat room no agenda stream.com no agenda chat dotnet
I guess you guys are already for another 365 days. Actually, it's
less than that. I think we're now at 354 days until the end of
the world
I don't say that many people hung over people were freaked
out about going out because of all the threats by the police
state. We're gonna arrest everybody drinking and drive and
you're gonna get ruined your life
did you go into now meaning force you to go out last night?
Yeah, we went out and I was the designated driver. I refuse to
drink on on New Year's Eve. Period except water.
What time did you get back in?
I got back yet. We got actually we get back. We went around did
went to dinner went to party. And but we actually got back at
the house that quarter to 12 because I have you know some
champagne here. Cheshire champagne and we get to watch
the fireworks in San Francisco from the balcony so well.
We we watched from our balcony we saw the Austin fireworks we
actually we
didn't see it really from your place. Oh yeah. You're out in
the middle of nowhere.
You see right over the ridge. You see a tall popping up and
stuff. Oh, okay. Well, we went to San Antonio to have dinner.
Have you ever been to San Antonio?
Yeah, I have. It's a beautiful little town.
Well, it's not a little town. It's like the fifth largest city
in the United States or something like that. It's pretty
big. Actually,
I was unfamiliar with that fact. But they have the Riverwalk,
which is it's kind of like a cross a bunch of bars and
restaurants. Yeah. Yeah, it is. It's
like it's kind of like Venice meets Amsterdam in a way. Yeah.
And it was really nice. We had the New Year's Eve dinner at
steak houses. I mean, there's a lot of German stuff. I never
knew this. There's all these German settlements all over
Texas. And you see all you drive to San Antonio. And you see like
Steven Hodgson. Valkenburg like Really? Really? Yeah, it's the
craziest thing. It's like, weird because
I don't see the Germans warming up to Texas necessarily. It's
not just there's nothing similar
though. Apparently. There's a lot of German and well, I mean,
it's,
it makes some beers down there that are decent Germany style.
Well, it's
Austin Bergstrom home airport. So you know there's another
German German isation for you. Anyway, so when we got back and
of course we're we're in the Central Time Zone and for those
of you who've ever been in America you see on television,
that'll be on an eight seven central so we're the seventh
part of that, which is really weird because in everything is
an hour early for Yeah. And in California, of course. They you
know, they delay by by three hours, so it's just like no, you
just pretend like New York didn't happen. It's happening
all over again. But we watched, we were actually bopping back
and forth between the New Year's Eve programmes. highly
entertaining I have to say do you watch and you got back too
late, right? So you didn't see much of it.
I didn't watch any of it. I was I got back in time to watch the
fires but in between 12 Just before the fires, I was still
getting clips.
So first of all, so Time Square once again was sponsored by
nivia. Which is just so disgusting. It's a Divya Yeah,
but remember, last year, we talked about this, this is their
new thing. And they have a stage with all these chopsticks with
oversized chopsticks and they're like huge tampons holding up the
stage. And then they have this kiss of the of the of the new
year and then they always have someone propose, you know, it's
all it was all about kissing nivia for their chapstick
product, and everyone is wearing big blue nivia crazy like Cat in
the Hat hats. And and they all have, like blue. They'll like
dildos. It's like they're waving blue dildos on Time Square and
it's it's the nivia balloons for this. It's all commercialised.
Yeah, while but it's gotten really bad and it bar none. The
word of the evening. Amazing. It's just amazing here. It's
amazing. Oh, it's so amazing. It is not amazing. It was not
amazing. We had Anderson Cooper. Live on CNN with Kathy Gryphon,
which was if there was ever a team not meant to be together is
Anderson Cooper and Kathy Gryphon.
I can't imagine I saw that previous they had previews of
it. Yeah. And which makes me wonder, I guess it did last year
because it couldn't have previewed IKEA previews of a
show like that. And I just thought it didn't work at all.
Oh, Kathy Griffin's annoying.
And then she was using the vagina thing the whole time. And
then she had Lady Gaga performed. And then she took off
her dress. And I was standing there and her bra and panties,
which actually have to say was kind of funny, because Anderson
didn't know what to do with himself. He's like, Oh, my God,
a woman. Got to what to do. On on ABC, Carson, Daly hosts, I
actually have to say, it's called Carson's countdown. Now
they have in the the nivia sponsorship deal, so they had
the stage with the big deal. tampons, and Carson, I have to
say like how he does it. He He's very cool. He's a good host. Now
he's he's not like Ryan Seacrest over there on NBC doing Oh, it's
the other way around, I think. Yeah, and women know, Clark's
rockin New Year's Eve that's is that NBC or ABC? I
go look it No, no, no, that's nothing
doesn't matter. So Carson Daly's doing New York I don't care
about what's going on. No one cares. But Carson Daly is doing
a good job have to say as a television host is good. And the
guys smile.
Carson Daly was very professional professional. He's
got his personality is lacking. He doesn't have the, you know,
he doesn't have a lot of charisma.
It's okay, because I just want the guy just like tuck the bits
together and hang out a little bit. He did a good job. But then
just before midnight, they have CeeLo Green, you know, CeeLo
Green is? Yeah, so CeeLo Green gets on the nivia tampon stage
to sing imagine and yeah, he's singing by the way. Poor
performance but yeah, okay, I'll give I'll give him that because
of you know, the the setting and the monitors and everything. But
if he didn't hit, he just couldn't hit it. But I'm
listening to this guy singing Imagine no possessions in his
full length mink coat with this cute gold watch. Like, really?
John Lennon spinning in his grave right now. Disgusting.
I like the irony. But then the funny thing maybe was supposed
to be humorous. Yeah.
I was laughing, making our book like, Oh my god. You have to see
this guy's watch. It's as big as my head. It's like and it's
like, pretty big. And I got a big head, big head. So then we
have Ryan Seacrest who was so high up and like you want to
reach through the screen to slap him. And he's doing Dick Clark's
rockin New Year's Eve now. declerck is a staple in the in
the United States. And he's always done live from Time
Square for 40 years, actually. And I liked the clock. I've
worked for his company a couple times back in the day. A good
guy. You don't like him?
I think it shouldn't be on TV anymore. Well, thank you.
This is the point. So in a timespan of one minute. We have
Lady Gaga, who was wearing a diamond crusted dish on her
head. which is so heavy because you don't see your face in fact
that maybe wasn't even Lady Gaga. She was probably at home
and just sent some some bimbo to wear this diamond dish on her
head.
That's not a bad idea. You know, Andy Warhol used to send out
Andy Warhol lookalikes. public speeches
Good. Well, we this is so I encourage this but unfortunately
it probably was her. This thing was so heavy that it's pushing
down on the bridge of a nose as he's telling you like, this is
why it is really great. This is really amazing. So she can
barely talk. And then they switch over to Deckard Bless his
heart who's who's who had several strokes and he he's
like, what he was like, it was like the New Year of the
retards. It was like, please get this off my television. I love
the card. But get he can't tell me anymore. It was when he was
born in 1929. So you can fit and that's what he says he was born
he was probably dry fudges that so but
but he had a stroke. So he has difficulty speaking and he's
probably 90 years old and it's really uncomfortable. You know,
he because and then they cut away because you can't watch him
I guess.
Imagine putting my Michael Douglas has
got a couple more of those guys. I mean, if you're gonna do it go
over the top.
Yeah, just have a whole slew. It was.
It was really pathetic. Really, really sad.
Meanwhile, while you were being distracted by this crap.
I was drawing I was drawing
on a Saturday when everyone's watching football and getting
used to watching college coming off college football day on
Friday, professional last day of the season on Sunday, big day
tomorrow on Monday, a bunch of bowl games, BCS games, the all
this New Year's New Year's near years. On a Saturday with nobody
looking. Obama signed the NDA. I
know, I know. No, I
much coverage. I don't see any coverage of him signing it. It's
like, I'm looking at the front pages. today's New York Times,
nothing. There's nothing about Obama's strategy for the 12
elections. Frustrated with GOP there's not one thing about him
signing that crazy bill, which now of course, allows the
military to arrest citizens of the United States on American
property even
worse, because he released a statement along with the signing
of the bill, a written statement. This is Bill 1540 hr
1540, which he now says is 500 pages. I don't know how that
works, because I read 900 and I pulled two quotes from his
statement. So this is not you know, I'd have no audio from
this. But just his written statement, which is on
whitehouse.gov. I have signed this bill despite having serious
reservations with certain provisions that regulate the
detention, interrogation and prosecution of suspected
terrorists. That statement,
so he's got reservations. Yeah, this is his hedge. This is
hedge. Yeah. And then I had reservations who knew? So then
further along in the statement, against the record of our record
of success that's killing Bin Laden or whoever they killed.
Some in Congress continued to insist upon restricting the
options available to our counterterrorism professionals,
and interfering with the very operations that have kept us
safe. My administration has consistently oppose such
measures. Ultimately, I decided to sign this bill, not only
because of the critically important services it provides
to our forces in their families, bull crap, we know that that's
only like 18% of the money and the National Security programmes
that authorises Yeah, like underwater sub bases, but also
because the Congress revised provisions that otherwise would
have jeopardised the safety, security and liberty of the
American people, or hubris, this is my nerve moving forward, my
administration will interpret and implement the provisions
described below in a manner that best preserves the flexibility
on which our safety depends and upholds the values on which this
country was founded. values. Values now how about the
Constitution, there's not a single thing, uphold the values.
This very, very, very tricky language that's being put out
there.
Well, it's just it's just an it's, it's, it's just bullcrap
language he's saying this You mean just like, you know, signs
a bill that interns everybody? Well, this is for the public
good. Even for the public good. Even we're doing it for their
own for their own safety. We're, you know, this sort of thing. I
mean, it's unbelievable to me that this would happen and then
of course, and to do it on a Saturday like this. And he's,
he's in Hawaii. He's not bank. He's in Hawaii. He's on
vacation. Yeah, well,
he Yeah. He doesn't want to be around when you know, you just
you never know, maybe somebody would protest. Now we weren't
saying
it early. Not we weren't saying in tone. I understood because
Santa tone is like like two and a half million people, and
Mickey jumped into a liquor store to get some champagne to
take take back to the Casa and I'm standing out there because
I'm smoking
like I'm just by way how far of a drive is it from your house to
San Antonio hour and 25 minutes,
Mr. Joe No, it's great. And and I'm standing outside in the end
I'm just observing the people. Oh man, they're all idiots. I'm
just like, Well no wonder no one cares all these things this
guy's hitting on girls they're heckling cat. They got tattoos
on their heads for like dollar signs and then next is like Wow,
no wonder everyone's hammered drunk. Just fallen down. Like no
one knew. You know what this actually I'm like, this is
actually good. Lock these people up, get rid of them. Meanwhile,
in the Los Angeles Times report that the military is now forced
to rely on civilian contractors who are placed all along the
levels of the drone Kill Chain.
Because they were Wait, there wasn't a word they use the drone
Kill Chain Absolutely.
Quiet quote the kill chain. Quote. I have it in quotes right
here.
I'm rolling goose using the word EJ.
David S cloud.
That's the writer but where's it come from? Originally? Who? Who
first coined the word they have somebody dig this one up? Well,
let
me let me look up the whole article here. I just have the
extract. It's from business insider.com According to cloud,
but we'll have to go to his article now. Hold on a second.
Let's let's take a look at it. This is a because yeah, it's I
mean, it's in quotes the kill chain.
Wow. Drone killed Jade. I like it. I like it too. Is really is
that a key
chain around your neck? No man at the kids drone kill chain. So
he talked to Major General Timothy McHale.
By the way, someone right away should be going for that one
drone killed.com Absolutely.
Maybe he maybe he used it? I don't know. But it's good.
So the whole problem is, is that it takes so many people to fly a
drone and more staff than an F 15 that you know the Air Force
is sound right to me.
Well when you think about it. Yeah, no, it means only one dude
flying and then they have you know, they have operations.
Yeah, but why would they have more maintenance people than a
regular F 50 Which and check it out? Check it out. 22 It's like
down half here. But here's the deal. guys working on it
challenging
away. This is why the military industrial complex loves it
because check it out. About 168 People are needed to keep a
single predator aloft for 24 hours according to the Air
Force, the larger global what we know like I calibrating the
Global Hawk surveillance drone requires 300 people for a 24
hour period in contrast and F 16 fighter aircraft needs fewer
than 100 people permission even that seems a lot what are they
doing anyway so that's where your drone kill chain comes
from? And so it's all civilians and we know what civilians
because half of them listen to this show
yeah no drone us bro
don't don't don't draw me bro please please don't draw me
whatever you do so it's going to be civilians in this drone Kill
Chain making making decisions all along the way. It's just
It's the year that we win the World mine as well and so um
Well I largely has you know. My is Jay buzzkill Jr. and I were
discussing some of this and he I think we came to the conclusion
or he did that you know this this NDAA may actually be
because it essentially makes it so that the Patriot Act is not
necessary if you really look at it carefully and I'm expecting
we're expecting you to read the whole thing. Both of us are by
the way that
what what do you mean to read what I've already read
everything What are you
talking about? Okay, well, in the way it's written. It seems
as though the Patriot Act could be tossed out in this thing
could take care of it. Oh, yeah, we don't need it. So I'm
thinking that it's a prelude to Obama or some of these other
douchebags coming out saying we're gonna we're gonna negate
it. Good idea. I like that.
Because they don't need it anymore. They've got this thing
instead. And it makes you look like a good guy. Yeah, the
Patriot guy was a little weak. We you know, is taking our
freedoms away. Meanwhile, we got a military state.
I really like that concept, John.
Yeah. Um, hold
on a second. I've just wanted to set this up here. So i There
were a couple other things because I was actually doing
some work, believe it or not, and I had my my daughter was
here. And she went back, isn't it? It's been real busy. Sounds
like it. But what happened just in in the few days since our
previous programme was, of course something I love that we
studied on the show, and I had to bring back a clip just to
look at it. This is well here's the report and I'll stop it
after like 30 seconds or so we can talk about it. Ah cracy
groups with American ties. Our World Affairs Correspondent Jill
Dougherty is joining us right now, Joe, what's the very latest
on this on this issue?
Well, well, you know, this is an indication of how seriously this
is being taken here in Washington, the Pentagon saying
that Secretary of Defence Leon Panetta spoke by phone with
Egyptian Field Marshal Tantawi and expressed deep concern about
the raids thank Tantawi for his decision to stop them. But he
also emphasised that it's critical for Egypt to continue
on the path to democratic transition.
Okay, so this is about the Egyptian military forces who of
course, are in charge rating, the 17 ng at quote, NGOs, non
governmental organ organisations. Now this is very
important, the non governmental organisation part. And as we
know, these are basically spy organisations who are outfitting
the techno experts in all these countries and given them, you
know, like, internet in a suitcase, and it's completely
sponsored by the state. In fact, literally by the State
Department, we know they have a 300 was a $300 billion budget
three, yeah, $300 billion budget now 300 million. What was it?
What did Lucifer get now? No,
I don't remember. It wasn't 300,000,300. Now she got 300.
And 300 million is just one weekend and you know, Bermuda,
that's just for funding these outfits. So, so they bust it in
and they took laptops, and it's like an outrage and everyone in
the news, this is an outrage. These are these people are just
trying to help democracy. They're just trying to help,
too. So you know, me, I'm watching the State Department
website and the spokes Hall comes out and and she gets a
question about, can you really assure us that these are really
like, Isn't aren't these funded by the State Department
records? For the record? Could you just tell us often it is.
It's alleged that they are an arm of the US government, they
do receive some type of funding from us. By
the way, if you go to ndi.org. You can see that the State
Department is funding it. It's not.
Specifically you didn't mention NDI before dawn, I'm
sorry, the NDI. But it's not alleged they say it right there
in their website
foundation for defending democracies. Is that what it is
what's NDI a national
Democratic Democratic Institute? Yeah. Can you just explain
precisely No, by the way, this is a script. Because immediately
this woman starts reading the script about what the NDI is,
and what the relationship is with the State Department she
would know off the top of her head. No, no, no,
this question is acknowledged saying
this, the woman would obviously there's if somebody asked me
about the NDI, out of the blue, I would say I like to look into
it right
now should note here comes
what is their relationship, if any, with the US government? And
could there be any attempt to overthrow or do anything like
that, in another country,
these are both non governmental organisations, they are strongly
supported around the world with US government funds. Their
primary purpose around the world is to support the development of
democratic institutions, they work most actively, both NDI and
IRI. In countries that are in democratic transition. They do
things like train, pole monitors, train,
they train pole monitors, okay, this is really hard. By the way,
democracy is really hard. You have to train people how it
works. So you got to train people how to stick their finger
in the ink pot
and poll workers train political parties in how to mount their
campaigns, but they don't support any individual
candidate, any individual party is reading this. And all of
their work is open to public scrutiny and to government's
been, particularly in the Egyptian case, extremely
transparent. They have been extremely transparent about the
programmes that they have in Egypt about who's participating,
etcetera.
Okay, so, so I remember that Lucifer clippity clop, Clinton
did a keynote on November 7 at the NDI and of course, you know,
if you looked at the news reports, it was like, this is
Madeleine Albright said nongovernmental organisation
This is so wrong but baby Whoa, listen to Hillary clippety clop
Lucifer.
Just last week the World Economic Forum released a report
on the remarkable benefits countries see when they bridge
the social, economic and political gap separating women
from men and helping them get there as a priority for the
State Department and for me personally, graduates of NDI
training programme graduates
of NDI trait What is this a college now all of a sudden we
have Wow.
Let me interrupt for a split second. Yes. And mentioned some
of the things that because it nongovernmental organisations,
which are huge they're all over the place where generally
started would be normally thought of something like green
pea, so then the olden days, but this is a almost a
commercialised operation. Madeleine Albright is the
chairman I'm looking at their that their board of directors.
Tom Dashiell is like the vice chairman, people on the advisory
committee Mario Cuomo, for example. Good game Alexander.
The former chairman is right Walter Mondale Howard Dean is on
the board of directors. I mean, this is a as an NGO This is
obviously a bunch of Hired Gun stooges that are that know how
to get money from from the taxpayer mostly. And will
whoever else gives them money? Well, let's listen. Imagine
anybody voluntarily giving them money.
Oh, no, no, this is well, yes. Contractors give them money of
course. Yeah, I'm
sure I'm sure. Your boys at Blackwater. Yeah, you mean?
What's their new name? Five or foe? They went from they went
from Z to I can't remember I can't remember what's up freedom
it was like Patriot or something some really bad Alright, it's
designed to help women run for office now sit in local councils
and Parliament's from Morocco to Kuwait
that was called spies infiltrating.
But we all know a great deal of work lies ahead to help all
people, women and men find justice and opportunity as
the academy is what it's called, yeah, Academy
full participants in new democratic societies. Now listen
to this, along with our economic and technical help,
economic and technical help, okay, America will also
use our presence, influence and global leadership. I
thought it was used to train pole dancers and understand now
some were using influence and technical and financial support,
okay,
to support change. And later this week, I am issuing new
policy guidance to our embassies across the region to structure
our efforts,
policy guidance across the region. In other words, more
spying more go out and make a ruckus.
In Tunisia, Egypt and Libya, we are working to help citizens
safeguard the principles of democracy.
It's so hard
they, right. These cultures don't
have a clue. The sand bunnies they don't know anything.
That means supporting the forces of reconciliation,
the forces of reconciliation. I love it. These are great words
Lucifer other
than retribution. It means defending freedom of expression
when bloggers are arrested for public officials.
So what are they doing it like if a blogger gets arrested, they
go kick some ass and free him. I mean, what does this mean?
It means anything
ending up for tolerance when state run television fans
sectarian tensions, and it means that when unelected authorities
say they want to be out of the business of governing. We will
look to them to lay out a clear roadmap and urge them to abide
by it
sounds like a lot more than what the spokes hold just said.
And on this journey that myths have begun. The United States
will be their partner, check it out and have the many tools at
our disposal tools. National Endowment and NDI and all of the
family of
organisations that family of organisations I love it there's
like that's all of them all. It's all family is all paid for
by who Lucifer were created
three decades ago to help people make this journey successfully.
We'll be right there. Heard Madeline say when she introduced
me that I defend NDI. While I do and I also defend IRA. I defend
those organisations that we have created that the American
taxpayers pay for
There you go Thank you, the American taxpayers pay for a non
governmental organisation. I'm not an idiot.
This is really annoying. That was a long road but I think it
was worth it. Well,
there's more to come not now in so I'm watching this folks Hall.
And all of a sudden there's an Indian guy.
By the way, I want to just stop you for a second interrupted and
just met because she did drop the National Endowment she says
yes. So that's something that refers specifically to the
National Endowment for Democracy, which is I'm taking
this right off the book of knowledge, the US nonprofit
organisation that was founded in 1983. That would be during the
Reagan administration to promote democracy is funded primarily
through an annual allocation from the US Congress. Within the
budget of get this. Here's our buddies. Oh, yeah, U S. Ai there
it
is. Ladies and gentlemen, US AI
economic hitmen?
Word. So then there's two Indian guys in the audience. So yeah,
it's a little difficult because you know, you have to kind of
get into the accent. It's a short clip. And the first guy
goes off script, and the woman is like, she doesn't know what
to say. The second guy is so on script that it's funny. But this
first guy is like, who remember David Headley? Yeah, who's David
Headley? I just remember his name when we look him up. And he
was the guy who told me no, look him up in the book of knowledge.
He was the guy associated a CIA asset with the Mumbai attacks.
Oh, right, right. Right. Right. Right.
So this guy goes off the reservation,
national investigation agency of India at charge number of
individuals including several isI agents, and also ality
connections and all including Mr. Hadley, who is here in the
US with with the US of an Indian official had already interviewed
him in Chicago. My question is that this is in connection with
the several dominance throughout India, including in Mumbai
attacks. Anybody contact with us with this chargesheet which is,
which were handed over in Parliament this week.
So essentially, all Moloch here is saying, Hey, David Hadley,
you know, needs to be questioned, because the guy was
clearly involved with the Mumbai attacks, which was pretty much
it was certainly a false flag. Has anyone reached out to the
State Department to interview this guy because this is all
wrong. And this was not in the script.
Yeah, the David Coleman Headley, formerly known as Woodside.
Gilani that guides Chicago. Yeah,
I guess, Danny? Yeah, here's the answer.
And if requested any further interviews, or getting Hadley to
India for further questioning, or to face charges?
I don't have anything in particular on that. Goyle. I
will take the question. If we have anything to share, we'll
get back
again. Okay, what are you doing? Now? Here comes the funny bit
then. And it is a long stretch, but it'll pay off in the end.
Now that now the real Indian guy who was supposed to ask the real
question, pops the question, and she's reading all the answers
once again. And it's it's an eye roller?
Yeah, yes. You're sending a comedy group to India? What is
the committee behind it?
Okay. So just in case you don't understand it, you're sending a
comedy group to India? What is the comedy behind it? Good
question.
Well, thank you for that to gender it we are
in thank you for that to gender. Thank you for getting us back on
script eat sending
an Indian American comedy group. We are supporting a seventh
country to a seven city tour that they are making around
India. They're called make Chai not war. And this is part of our
regular global cultural exchange programme that we do around the
world. They're three Indian American comedians. And the
reason we decided to support this tour is because the among
the things that they are known for, is their talk about
religious tolerance about the importance of breaking down
prejudices, and about the positive experiences they had
growing up as Indian Americans in the United States.
Okay, that sounds great make Chai not war, a positive group
going around India, American Indians. So I go to their
website, would you care to hear one of their stand up bits this
positive? politically?
Sure. It's a beauty.
I was in Washington, DC three years ago. I went to this and
sewing exhibit about diamonds, diamonds from across the world
throughout history, and then a picture of the Kohinoor and a
caption that read the Kohinoor is one of the largest diamonds
in the world. It is found in the British Royal Crown and was
originally found in India in the mid 1800s. Right? It was just
found in India. It wasn't taken from India. It was just founded
because we didn't. They weren't folks, we didn't know what the
fuck diamonds were.
granting him a prima dickory diving video on Thursday in
biriyani. Thought stovetop, kids we got diamond. But luckily the
British showed up Hello. First they talk to the user opposable
thumbs
the torso to walk on two feet related the legal diamonds way
before we get something else to Man, fuck the british fuck. I
know it sounds ridiculous to be bitter but the Queen of England,
the queen of
There you go. That's, that's your politically correct comedy
group that we are sponsoring Oh, basically
we're sending over some, some Indian comics to to breed more
anti Western hatred
in the region, particularly against the British. That's
good, at least they focus it. Now, of course, the question
that arises in my mind is, well, what is this comedy tour costing
me as a taxpayer? It was
in India, January 4 217. As I said in seven cities, in
addition to doing shows, they'll also be holding audience
discussions on these issues of religious tolerance and doing
workshops.
Fuck the British press.
Which cities and what is the budget?
I believe the full tour costs about $100,000 the US Embassy in
New Delhi is supporting them with a grant of $88,000 $188,000
Wow,
John good gig and they get to float around Indian eat on the
on the task.
Dude, we gotta get into this scam.
Yeah, well, we just did have some nasty comments.
It's unbelievable. 180 1000. And of course by then I'm like, NDI?
Who cares? This is crazy. They're sending out completely
anti wet Western culture. Anti British comedians have talking
sessions about political correctness. Make Chai
nonnewaug. And the guy studied some of this stuff is actually
shy, not just crazy. Well, until we get our comedy troupe
together, we're going to have to continue to just get by with the
help of our producers.
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I don't know.
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She only needs to
Oh, yeah, yeah, we gotta get some consulting gigs on this the
year.
Yeah. Because otherwise, it's gonna be sad.
It's gonna be very sorry. I
got a couple of things that I've kind of deconstructed actually.
And I was watching the fox. No, really, and ended up with a did
not legs network, the legs network. And I caught a scripted
bit. Oh, I mean, it was almost as though it's really was
beautiful because the guy who was a weekend warrior wasn't one
of the normal guys comes on. And he has Judith Miller on and you
remember her? She was the New York Times reporter they got
fired because she was she was like planting stories for the
CIA.
Yeah, no, he was it wasn't she the one that that reported
weapons of mass destruction in Iraq was all phoney.
She was working for the government some funny way now.
And now of course, she's landed on you know, instead of being
you know, a journalist shamed now she's worked now she's a
fellow at the Manhattan Institute. Oh, nice. There
magazine for probably twice as much money as the times is
paying her she's got that shitting grin on her face.
Because of and most importantly, but she comes on and she
sensually came on to do a briefing that way I see. This
was this was a scripted bit. The guy asks a question, she's
succinctly answers it in four parts, and they're very cut
right off. It's not like an interaction is no. Normally when
you go on these talk shows as a guest. You will. There'll be
some interaction, you'll be talking and he talks he talks to
you. And it goes back and forth a little bit. This was no this
was a like a scripted question, scripted answer, scripted
question. And it gives us a little insight as to what might
be going on in our in Iran. And what we're going to do about it
fellow at the Manhattan Institute,
and this is the one right Straits of Hormuz. That's the
first
contributing editor of its magazine City Journal. Judith,
great to see you. You know, Iran has made this threat at least
twice before to shut down the Strait of Hormuz, they never
followed through because they would guess kind of be shooting
themselves in the foot. Right if they did,
right, exactly. Trace Well, half of Iranians. Money that it needs
for its budget comes from those oil exports that move through
the Strait of Hormuz, and if it chose to sabotage that
passageway it would in effect be sabotaging its own source of
income. That doesn't mean it won't do it. It's done a lot of
Crazy and unpredictable things in the past, but most likely for
the moment, US analysts think that it's just a lot of sabre
rattling.
Okay, so what we have here is the introduction of the of the
basic fact of the Strait of Hormuz threat, which is that it
makes no sense for them to do this. And so we're gonna let you
know that as a as a moment of information for people who can
read between the lines now, then you dropped a little bombshell
in there, which I don't I like to see deconstructed by her,
which is they've done a lot of crazy and unpredictable things
in the past.
Yeah. But you know, they come out Iran comes out and says that
they are monitoring in fact, surveilling the United States
military. What does that tell you?
Look, it tells you that this is a very, very persistent rival
power. This is a this is the Iranian regime, which has really
had some very tough blows this year. Most important is the
collapse of its only Arab allies, Syria, Syria is under
enormous pressure it right now, Bashar Al Assad, most people say
his days are numbered, that would really cut it off from the
Arab world. And the United States has left Iraq, which
gives it an opening there. But the Iranian regime is under
enormous pressure, also from its own people. Remember, the Arab
Spring did not start in an Arab country, it started in 2009. In
Iran, it had to be ruthlessly suppressed. So this is a country
that is desperately looking to kind of flex his muscle and tell
its own people and the world. Don't take us for granted. Don't
think we can't fight and are prepared to defend our
interests, because we will.
Okay. The Syrian regime has collapsed there, John.
That's what she says it's collapsed. And she also makes a
glowing like alarming number of points there for one thing,
rival power like Russia. I mean, when is when are they a rival
power? They make rugs in Russia? No. Right prison rights. Ring
was not even coined as a term until it actually happened in
Arab countries. And now, back to kind of back it up to that
little incident that was hardly like what happened in these
other countries is kind of sketchy. And then, of course,
she uses the word instead of sense of where there wasn't that
much activity assemblage large protests, ruthlessly suppressed
through superfluous
ruthless Yeah, we're getting
a kind of an interesting briefing that has kind of two
layers of information. One is, is that real information that we
need to know to make decisions as whatever, you know, as
analysts, and the other one, which is the propagandist stuff,
which is for the public's consumption and the typical Fox
viewer?
But But Iran has been flexing its muscle Judith now for years
and years and years. I mean, they threatened us like four or
five times a week, why this time? Are we paying such close
attention to this
threat? Well, because in fact, 1/5 of all the world's oil moves
through the Strait of Hormuz, and because let's face it,
trace, if they actually carried through on this threat, it would
be regarded by many states is an act of war. And this situation
could escalate very, very quickly into full blown military
conflict in a very sensitive part of the world. So it is
something that the administration is watching very
closely.
Yeah. Cool. Now, here's the interesting, you're ready to get
ready for the end. You know, where that's beating? Okay.
Well, let me get one thing out of this, this, he says, You got
to get this one. This is like this, like that idiot border
guard who was you know, who was arrested two or three, you know,
spies and terrorists a day. Iran has been threatening the US four
to five times a week, really? Five times a week, we are
threatened by Iran. Yeah, that's
like the three terrorists from Canada every single day, sons
of bitches. We're going to kill your kids. That's number one.
You sons of bitches. You were how many threads can they make?
So that by the way, that makes about 250 threads a year. So
Okay, now we'll wrap it up. And you tell me you make the
conclusion of where do you think this really all means?
That has to be my next question, Judith? I mean, you brought it
up. We're talking about some some pretty tense times here.
Are we nearing military conflict with Iran and your assessment?
We know a lot of the Congress really wants that to happen.
They say that, even if the sanctions proceed, succeed and
putting pressure on Iran, it's not going to be enough to
dissuade them from pursuing their nuclear programme. That's
the goal of all of these this pressure and the sanctions and
the talk. And if that doesn't work, The issue is, if the
United States doesn't strike now, it will be facing a
nuclearized country that is still irrational and still wants
to throw its weight around. So many in the Congress say if
we're going to have a confrontation, let's have it
now, that in my view is a rather dangerous course of action. But
many people believe that that's the wisest course.
Wow. Now, I think they're doing it all wrong. They need to send
an American Iranian comedy troupe to Iran wise is
a bad idea, but it's the wisest course there's almost jerky what
she says. So I've concluded that, you know, they would like
to take action that for the one reason one reason only, I think
it's all true. And I think it's coded in here the information.
We, you know, we went into Iraq, and now or was the Midway I was
for the oil that after all, as you notice, yes. In the last
couple of clips that we did look a few weeks ago. Yeah, that was
worthy. Oh, wow. Shows? Yeah, I guess it was we the United
States, and I think it's, it's gonna be a mess to do this,
because I don't think we can get away with it. But I think it's
going to be an interesting attempt. We want to control the
Straits of Hormuz, well, gah, because that way we control all
of Europe's supply of oil. I mean, we bait we essentially
owned this is g this is the geopolitics that the that the
Germans were working on in the 30s and 40s. Because they know
all these different choke points. And you figure out what
then nobody talks. Nobody's used the word geopolitical much. No,
but if you start looking at modern geopolitics, that strait
of Hormuz is such a key choke point that whoever controls it
controls the world.
This ladies and gentlemen, concludes our broadcast from the
Observatory for Human rights.com Go to Observatory for Human
rights.com for more. Now, it's well, of course, you know, the
whole problem is there's a competition with that Nord
Stream, I think it's called that's running from Russia,
across Poland member they had to kill all the Polish government
had to kill the entire Polish Government. Yeah, we haven't
forgotten that, by the way, that little, that little ditty. They
killed the the entire Polish government so that they could
run the Nord Stream pipeline through their territorial
waters. So that's the whole competition that's going on
here. It's at the end of the day, once again, it's all about
the oil. Interestingly, as a part of all this, in this
collapse regime, we have the collapse Syrian resew lap Syrian
regime. We have we have the Arab League observers and the Arab
League if you've been following this, it's very confusing, but
the Arab League observers and by the way, Arab League is a bunch
of dictators, a bunch of guy that creep from Sudan. Yeah, all
of a sudden, these are the good guys. So they can't find
anything like and we can't, we don't see any real problems. So
I got some shaky cell phone the cell camera footage. The Syrian
Observatory for Human Rights, which is not affiliated with the
Observatory for Human rights.com They claimed that the Syrian
regime had secretly changed the street signs to trick the
observer teams, so they went the wrong direction like wily coyote
is like oh no, you need to go that way is Google Earth. Other
rebels claimed the government had pulled this tanks out at the
last minute and that they had released for sale Oh easy to do
that. They had released 4000 prisoners from the jail and hid
them somewhere so the earth and this is literally what the
Syrian Observatory
to see to do. Like
I'm sorry, that's just like the like the like the Libyans raping
people with Viagra I mean, this is so stupid. So stupid. Anyway,
Observatory for Human rights.com will become a true website
that's one of our New Year's resolutions because it's a great
it's a great domain name and we could get some dough we could
get on the BBC and we will be spelling all kinds of stuff
John,
we maybe can get some some gigs where we have to go observe
human rights. Yeah, as long as the Four Seasons hotel you know,
they really don't treat the help here. Very good. You push the
button and the butler doesn't show up for an hour is horrible.
This is what a suppressed collapse regime we're living in.
I would like you to take note of the following and Mr. Dvorak.
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product. Alright, that was my intermezzo.
That's good. Worked out.
So anyway, so what do you conclude from all of this?
We're going to Well, I think it's still up for grabs. I think
the whole thing I think there's a little battle going on about
what we're supposed to do about this Iranian thing. So we're
creating phoney baloney scenarios. We're saying their
ratings are doing this and that does or not do it. I'm sure that
there. We need to get somebody to translate better because
these would, yeah, we're told the Iranians are telling us and
threatening is one thing, but we'd like to see some
documentation on the other side. Well, I haven't I think there's
still a battle. I'm not absolutely convinced that we're
going to be able to, because of these other idiotic wars, and I
think the Arab Spring screwed things up. I think the road to
Iran that we talked about from the clip that was made there. I
think it was supposed to be a little smoother than this. I
think it's got and now the Egypt thing, which was not on the
list.
wasn't on the list in the Egypt guys are going, hey, hey, hey,
Egypt is a mess. Yeah. And it's going to fall up the whole plot.
So I think Egypt is going to follow up the plot, and I don't
think we're going to be able to pull off any Iranian thing. I
think they're going to try but I don't think you're going to be
able to do it. Well, the only
the time to do it is October surprise. That's the time to do
it.
Well, that's Yeah, well, October is going to be the Yeah, we'll
work our way up to October shows. And when that happened,
by the time we were still alive, we're going to see it's going to
be the it's going to be obvious what's going to happen in
October, if anything, something has to happen, or Obama is not
going to get in unless he can somehow pump up the economy
through, you know, printing a lot of money or doing with
Clinton used to have methodologies for this and maybe
he's going to learn from him.
Um, which brings me to the the Iowa caucus. Yeah. For the which
should be held on Tuesday. Yeah, Tuesday, the third of January.
For those outside of the Gitmo nation of the United States, the
way it works is we have, we have to first select our Republican
nominee because of course, there's only two parties, no one
else can win in this in this X Factor. And very interesting to
see that the fix is now completely in as the votes will
be counted at an undisclosed secret location because they're
afraid the Occupy moment movement might might try to mess
it up.
What Occupy movement, the state of New York, they're in this
very large cities, what are what are they doing in Iowa?
Well, they say that the the Iowa State, Republican party
representatives say that we're going to count the votes at a
secret location off site from the GOP headquarters. Because
activist groups including of the Occupy Movement indicated
they'll attempt to interrupt in the closing days before the
caucus, which means I guess they're gonna go phoney up the
votes. Isn't that what that means? And how was this
transparent?
It doesn't sound right. Words.
No, he right. It's fixed. It's rigged. They're taking they're
taking it off. So we're gonna count it over here. One for him.
One for Ron Paul. Three for Mitt. One for Ron Paul. Three
for Mitt. That's how it's gonna be. It's gonna be one way follow
me. Let's
make some predictions. We got Oh, damn, I got the new red
book, but it's downstairs on I'm not gonna go down and get it. I
will have to write on a piece of paper addiction. No,
I can give you the prediction right now.
Okay, give me your prediction. Okay.
Mitt Romney wins. Number two, Rick Santorum, because they've
just all of a sudden, all of a sudden he's surging in the
polls. So the fix is in on him. They gotta have they gotta have
a buffer between him and Ron Paul. Ron Paul will be third.
Even though of course he will win the election, the
nomination, the caucus, you will actually win it but they're
going to they're going to fake it up and it'll be Romney.
Santorum, and then Ron Paul. And have you noticed by the way, how
all of a sudden on CNN and Fox they've got all especially Fox,
they've got the beautiful black women now i You never see black
women on Fox. All of a sudden they're talking about how
important the black vote
statue there's a lot of blame. I have not seen I have not seen
that last week's clip by the woman that was jacking away
them. Yeah, but I'm seeing like panels of them. Yeah, there's a
lot of blacks on Fox. Okay, maybe that's my own
colorblindness then that I just don't even see it. You don't
watch Fox as much Correct. Anyway, I tend to watch Anderson
Cooper.
He's so hot.
Anyway, the the I They were caucus is not have two
possible outcomes. Go ahead. One, Ron Paul wins outright and
the whole thing is marginalised, which is what Romney comes in
second, right. The second one is Romney wins by a hair over Ron
Paul, showing that he has the ability to win in a place like
sand. There is no way Ron Paul comes in third.
Okay, we shall see, I like your first prediction. Because if we
listen to the mainstream media, I have a little compilation clip
of the Iowa caucuses being irrelevant, insignificant and
not important. So I think that plays right into your
prediction. Number one, Ron Paul sweeps it, but it doesn't count.
How much are the Iowa caucuses really like the rest of how we
vote in America? How democratic is the Iowa system? Rachel, Ron
Paul
wins, some Republicans are gonna say, Who cares about Iowa?
Do you think that it is American in the modern era that Iowa gets
to go first? And
I think we might actually be seeing something bigger in the
works here, the demise of Iowa.
The hard truth here is that Ron Paul, winning Iowa itself would
not matter very much. Here what then?
Well, the Ron Paul, people are not gonna like my saying this,
but to a certain degree, it will discredit the Iowa caucuses.
But I wonder if there is an extent to which the
organisational principle of Iowa does make it not only less
democratic, less representational, but a little
bit more corrupt. I mean,
if Ron Paul wins, then then what and then New Hampshire, from
Iowa doesn't matter, at the end of the day to Iowa doesn't start
from scratch in New Hampshire, totally agree with that I'm at
it would make the caucuses mostly irrelevant, if not
entirely irrelevant. If Paul wins,
that results would also mean roughly nothing into the rest of
the presidential race.
If he doesn't like Ron Paul, and he's not going to like Iowa, if
they have the bad judgement to vote for this guy.
All this noise is going to come to an end relatively soon. Maybe
Ron Paul wins Iowa, but who cares? So maybe Ron Paul wins
Iowa, but who cares? I'm gonna say that House Democrats
are the winner this week. Iowa is not only a weird system for
picking somebody, they are a non representational system.
Okay, so you get the point. Okay. Now,
let me make a couple of comments, which now brings me to
another thought, which is that the reason is possible that
there's enough Ron Paul loyalists within the Iowa
system, that that's the reason they're grabbing the vote,
voting boxes and taking them to a secure location to protect Ron
Paul, if he does win.
Hmm.
What do you mean to protect him
to take the votes away from all the local guys where you might
have a local corruption or anything that could that could
skew the vote? The Ron Paul, people now have to have the
boxes and they will make it a legitimate vote.
That's that's an interesting theory. I of course, thought
completely negatively. But you're thinking you're thinking
non Bogut if you're thinking this is to protect it to make
sure he wins
to make sure he wins if he does indeed win, right. Well, now I
want to make a couple of or at least one common, Rachel Maddow,
who should be ashamed of herself. What is her problem
with Ron Paul? She's the one of all the commentators on MSNBC
who is pounding the hate Ron Paul drummed the loudest.
Yeah, she's she's a mind controlled MK Ultra lesbian moms
bag.
Yeah. Now the funny thing was when you ran that which is on
all the commercial drivers, PBS did it kind of a little
differently. On the on the NewsHour show, you can run it
through Iowa rundown Clinton and what it was, is it sound as
though they're going to I when I started recording, I said, Well,
this is good. There's another negative thing they're going to
pound Ron Paul, but the two commentators which is Brooks and
his other guy, a Democrat and Republican, actually turned it
around and made it seem as though Iowa was even more
important with a bunch of interesting statistics about the
thing. It's a little long of a clip, but it really stopped this
Lehrer in his tracks, and he had to give in
both of you beginning with you, David does, does should Iowa
matter as much as it appears to at this point? I mean, as we're
getting, we're talking about the whole world is talking about it
right now. Should they be is this is this the way to choose
candidates for President of the United States by going starting
with Ohio?
Yeah, I still think so. I still there's still my favourite place
to cover a political race. It's not the way it used to be. It's
not just George HW Bush driving around and in a station waggon
with one aide and maybe a press person. Now there's clumps of
people there's big buses, but it's still it's more retail. The
people are really run through their paces. Rick Perry tried it
couldn't make it here. Michelle Bachman, we saw what happened to
her among voters here it is. I think it's still a good testing
ground. Is it the most representative state in the
country? Maybe out, but I still think it's a practised,
knowledgeable electorate who are very good at putting candidates
through the ordeal of running. And I do think it's a legitimate
way to screen out candidates and give a couple a chance to move
on.
I agree with that, don't you? I do, Jim. I mean, Iowa is
underrepresented that has the fourth highest literacy rate of
the 50 states. It has the third lowest divorce rate. It has the
sixth highest high school graduation rate higher than the
coastal smug states of Connecticut, New Jersey,
Virginia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Oregon,
Washington. And the people take it quite seriously.
Crystal, the coastal smug states. I love that, don't you?
That's very good. Well, it's funny because that was PBS. You
said?
Yeah, that was the NewsHour. I thought it was very, it was very
objective. I gave them kudos for that. I think
MSNBC just has some marching orders because this is from I
think this morning or yesterday new
NBC News Marist poll shows Ron Paul running neck and neck with
Mitt Romney. But there are also plenty of Iowans who have big
problems with the Texas Congressman, more than 40% of
likely Iowa voters believe it Paul is a an unacceptable
nominee, putting a concrete ceiling on how high he can climb
in the Hawkeye State, NBC political reporters America
unacceptable, unacceptable. 41% Whatever. This poll is
unacceptable. And then they go to a guy who's at a newt rally.
He's literally he is the expert. He's at a new rally with people
with new signs behind
narrow joins me now. Thank you so much. Lots of activity going
behind you. I know where you are. You're in Des Moines.
Absolutely, as there is a newt event underway right behind you
about to start I guess. So. Let's talk about Ron Paul,
though. So here he is at the top of the polls, only a few days to
go. And so some people obviously love him. And so how can he have
so many powerful negatives amongst Iowa voters? And what
are they that make him so
cool if she'd said powerful bogus lives? would have been
great.
Yeah, we'll get it acceptable in their view?
Well, you know, it's interesting last night, even out at a Romney
event, and a lot of the people there, there were about 400
people or so. But a lot of them were undecided. I talked to some
of them to see what they thought. And some of the people,
most of the people who said the reason that they're actually
looking at Romney now, even though they might like other
candidates, and they had been with Herman Cain, they said,
Look, we don't want Iowa to go down in history as having voted
for Ron Paul.
So the thing I wanted to lead up to though, is I also have a
compilation of the mainstream media, talking about Iowa in
2008. Now, do you think that I would count it and was it
important in 2008 in the previous election, Joan,
but always has a in an impact on all the elections top
story for a moment. And to be honest, it's very likely
tomorrow night's top story and the next night, the once every
four years Iowa caucuses, we're all watching what happens there
because so much rides on the people of Iowa
State with fewer than 3 million residents, I would packs a big
political punch.
It is not only the first test, it's the first real test after
months and months of talking.
Iowa caucus voters do care about who's going to win in November.
Iowa caucus voters do care about who's going to win in November,
I O will play a huge role in the 2008 race.
This is the big day and I wait is the big caucus day. In Iowa,
you have more influence on who the next president United States
is going to be than anybody else.
So what effect if? Well, if any, do you think that tonight's
numbers, the results of the caucus are gonna have on the
upcoming primaries? New Hampshire? Huge, huge. I mean,
and that as clearly as anything else speaks to the importance of
the Iowa caucuses, just six and a half weeks from today,
man, it just goes on and on. It was really,
it was funny. It's just some of the same commentators that are
now Poopoo. Exactly this is and one of by the way, it should be
ashamed of myself. Besides Rachel is Chris Wallace. What is
What is his problem?
He's there, John. This is why we
question I want you to answer. All right.
This is why we do a media assassination. We just want to
show you that it's all bogus. It's all bogus if the whole
thing is rigged from beginning to end. And I gotta say, I love
Ron Paul, who once again this morning on Candy Crowley, which
is a funny show State of the Union
Candy Crowley, was she?
Yeah, I know. Let's not talk about physical appearances.
Let's just say she wouldn't make it on Fox. You know, once again,
Ron Paul said that he says I will never unequivocally state
that I will not run third party. But I think so he's not he's
never ruling it out. But I think his whole idea is just to keep
propagating may Maybe Iran has grabbed the baton or something,
you know, maybe that's the idea. But left, right or whatever he
has woken a lot of people up, he has changed some mindset. Well,
he's gotten his memes into the mainstream. Yes. And the finance
the key, and that's, I think that's really gonna be the net
result of the whole thing, because since the beginning,
I've always thought the thing was rigged, but I'm now
beginning to think he's gonna still win Iowa, and which seemed
apparent, but what I get a kick out of is the fact that if you
remember these, I think we had clips of it, where they were
this douchebag on CNN, he was talking to somebody said, Well,
don't do anything you won't go talk to somebody to Sarah Palin
when she shows up just don't even bother with Ron Paul will
have all these any laughed. You know, it's hard to talk to Ron
Paul, because he's an idiot.
Let me see if I could find that
was a while back, but it was like, wow, what what kind of new
other slight what? Why didn't they just main maintain that
style of just shutting up about Ron Paul. Now they're all
freaked out. And they're wringing their hands over him.
And then they're criticised him for stuffing. It's got nothing
to do with?
Well, there's fear, there's fear. I mean, I still think that
the black and Latino vote comes out and they just hammer it. And
they just push this guy all the way through. I'm certainly
hoping
we're not going to get that with guys like Morgan Freeman.
Was, was that one of your clips? You think that Palin clip? Pam
was on? Or Won't she was that it maybe.
Now was when your bus was gonna show up somewhere in
the best question for last.
But we have a straw poll coming up tomorrow. And you're here at
the fairgrounds. And I think a lot of people might want an
answer to this one question.
Are you considering a run for the presidency of the United
States? So considering a run
here in Iowa screen here, you can ask anybody here and I
think, wasn't it? No, it wasn't it, but it's funny. Forgot about
that. Yeah. And
how about sperm and Herman? He's just disappeared off the radar.
Amazing. I know, they got rid of him. He was doing his doing too.
Well, he's getting too much attention.
I love how, how they just all of a sudden, like, hey, you know,
we gotta get to the theatre. We got to get some ratings. Let's
throw Santorum in there. And that's cool. I love it. It
really is. It really is highly entertaining.
It's just you know, to I don't think it's highly entertaining
it but it is. It's it gets worked up, especially the Rachel
Maddow stuff.
But no one's watching that. So it doesn't matter where you're
watching it. I have a couple of producer feedback memos, which I
think we should just read briefly. Hi, Adam, regarding the
last episode, other federal webmasters have probably already
let you know, ie This is a federal webmaster because we
have them, you know, the guys who make the $18 million dollar
websites. But we seem to be using dotnet slash dot orgs now
that Obama suspended all the new.gov domains. Remember, we
were looking at the Yeah, that one the other day? Yeah, the
Rewards for Justice dotnet. So the reason why is because
remember, this was like to cut down on government waste, we're
gonna have less domain names, because it's so wasteful, it's
it's a waste of resources. Now they actually have to pay for
the domain names, because of course, the government
controls.gov You don't have to pay for it.
Over ever they get it. They gotta pay for it. But how's that
saving money?
For us in the Virginia area, our shining example is make the
connection dotnet? I've actually haven't looked at
the website. There's something else behind this. Well, that's
that's what our insiders are saying here make the connection
dotnet shared experiences and support for veteran I
think there's some laws about how what you can do with a.gov
site that, you know, involve non corrupt practices and things
like that, that aren't applicable to the dotnet site.
So they've come up with no, no, I
don't think so. John. Our insider is literally saying
we're not allowed to use.gov domains.
Yeah, but why there's got to be some other, too, because as you
just pointed out, it costs more money.
Yeah, you're right. So maybe there is a legal thing here
right. Rob says Adam and John are listening to 369 or heard
you discuss the submarine that almost collided with the cargo
ship. John asked what the ship was doing submerged in US waters
as a former Submariner. I can tell you that at any given time,
there was at least one nuclear sub at sea near every submarine
base and they stay either submerged. stored periscope
depth mostly submerged 99% of the time. subs are usually out
for either training or testing, but they are out there and the
amount of money that gets sunk into just one boat is
ridiculous. You wouldn't believe the amount of money that the US
Navy will pay through their own supply system for the simplest
of parts. Now we would believe that actually and we know you
totally believe it now that they're building a an
underground somewhere near water Submariner base. And then
finally Burton says, he found the open the Soros funded
opensecrets.org report. Knowing this about Congress, that
they're all rich. Yeah, this New York Times that they just went
ahead and just know that they're in Soros his pocket. Apparently
the reason why I couldn't find that as the report was published
in November Hmm. So he says, so it took the new york times a
month to get the data, which is just as interesting as them
having access to the data that we don't I think that is kind of
interesting that the A was available for a month. Now, who
knows? Who knows?
Oh, boy,
I look at this. Make the connection so
I knew you would be looking at how can I figure out what's
going on with this is
what there's got to Ooh, here's an
interesting,
make the connection.net/events spirituality. Treatment got him
from rock bomb to Living Well, Robert was a young medic whose
experiences witnessing death and treating severe combat wounds
made him face to hard truth that he couldn't save anyone. That's
interesting.
Meanwhile, over and Gitmo nation Euro land. European leaders have
celebrated the new year by warning of a difficult year
ahead. Where Merkel says, well, we experienced one of the most
severe tests in decades, but we're growing closer to the debt
crisis this year. Thanks, Angela.
They have done a beautiful job I have to give you have to give
them credit for kicking the can down the road better than
anybody in Europe is broke. Yeah, we are broke too but we're
very blessed broke.
We got here Super Mario Mario Monti, the Goldman Sachs shill,
who now runs Italy.
Italy's borrowing costs fell from record highs at its latest
government debt auction. But cautious investors still
demanded interest rates of close to 7% for the 10 year bonds.
That's the level at which other European countries had to seek
bailouts, and it raises questions on how Rome will
finance its public spending in the next few months. At the same
time, Italy's Prime Minister Mario Monti called for the euro
zone's bailout fund to be beefed up. The European Financial
Stability Facility needs significantly greater resources,
but refused to say how much more was a bit tricky or commenting
on the debt sale. Monty says, as you know, the Treasury bond
auctions that took place this week went pretty well. This is
encouraging. However, we absolutely don't consider the
market turbulence to be over. There's still a lot of work to
do. Indeed, analysts say there are too many risks and
uncertainties surrounding Italy and buying its long term bonds
is a leap of faith. The Italian Treasury has the challenging
task of raising around 450 billion euros next year.
So essentially, this auction failed.
No, it did fail. That went pretty well.
Pretty well. It failed. They didn't raise what they needed to
raise Spain now has come out. And of course, we have another
shilling. We've had three leaders like just all changed.
Greece, Italy, Spain. They say well, our our deficit turns out
to be a lot higher than we communicated earlier. As they
announced the first 9 billion euro austerity major package,
Spain is doing some interesting things though. I like this. This
is what's happening in a small village small
town in Spain is encouraging people to use the form of
currency that the Seta to boost the local economy. Many people
still hold pesetas and the shops can accept them since the
Central Bank of Spain continues to exchange them for euros under
Spanish law. Residents from neighbouring districts have been
coming to sell the tattered Amenia to support the project
which is organised by the local chamber of commerce as the
programme has been extended from one month to three and we want
to extend it again. As long as there are people from other
places to buy with the peseta, the programme will go on. Most
shops in the town have joined the scheme, especially as it's
the chamber of commerce that collects the pesetas and takes
them to Madrid to exchange them for euros. A lakh indigenous
people are very happy about the programme, because we can use
the peseta again. It's like we can buy things for Free.
He compares
the Chamber of Commerce says the project has proved an effective
way of boosting the local economy. But it doesn't mean the
whole of Spain will start using the peseta again. No, I
don't know, I'd be careful about that. And this is a this was a
trend you watch every country is going to start doing this
because they they still have this year I think to
well, the French franc stops being exchanged for euros in
February of this year. So most of these countries I believe
this will be the case it's going to be in the next few months
where they this is over. Yeah, but did not if there was keeps
using them, then you have to admit it forced the bank, the
bank and change his mind, what
do you got to cut? Well, you got to come out and you got to
drone, some people can't be used another old money tools. Get one
nation lowlands is the most what you're told, get my nation
lowlands is by far the most interesting. For 20 years,
they've had this system called pin, which started as bayonet
but actually, it, it's very interesting system. It's not a
it's like a debit card. But it doesn't work anywhere else in
the world, only in the lowlands. So you swipe your card, and then
you type in your PIN, your personal identification number.
So they, as of today, it is now officially over and everyone has
to use the new card, which has a smart chip in it. So they're
completely going into the cashless society. And everyone's
like, Yeah, this is really handy. It's good for my
security. Yeah, this is really good to this chip thing, of
course, and I think it's the same people who make the chip.
The they use that crappy encryption that they use for the
public transport. Okay, so it's completely bogus, IV. But more
important. We now have a MILF, as the President of the Council
of the EU. Hmm, yes. The Denmark
as she does she who does? She replaced it? That wasn't Herman.
Well, this is the president of the council to many of these
people. Everyone's a bunch of bosses. Yeah, look up.
Hella Thorning Schmidt. She is the Danish. The first I think
she's the first female president of the council. And she is now
the Prime Minister, the Prime Minister of Denmark and she will
for six months I believe. The dames will hold the Presidency
of the Council of the EU. So we'll see how they do. She's
She's pretty, pretty good looking.
Pick a look at all depends on the world. How she's, yeah,
depends on how she has her hair.
Well, of course, of course. I mean, even Hillary can look good
when she has her hair done.
Which hasn't been she's really needs a she's looking worse. I
don't know what's going on. If she really last shots, I saw her
there. She looks really beat as
she does. It's not good. And good. This woman
does not look like a brainiac.
So I guess the bottom line is that Europe is failing, it's
broke. They keep calling on countries under the ESM, which
we accurately predicted. The European Stability Mechanism,
which is different from the ESF S, which forces all of these
member states into sending tax euros to Brussels to bail out
all these other countries. And people don't get it yet. But
they will slowly they're going to say Hey, hold on a second.
How come the school kids now in in the socialist lowlands, no
more student loans. No more money, no more subsidies. Now
these kids they get I think it's like 300 euros a month in
subsidy to go to study to go to university. That's the talking
about ending that and ending all loans. You can't even get a
student loan if you want one.
Well, they gotta make room for the Chinese students. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, it's gonna be a bunch of locals. Gonna cause
trouble once they get educated, they start listening to no
agenda, they back to the two together, just trouble. The
Chinese and they're always gonna, they're always docile,
they put up, they do what they're told, and you bring him
in. That's what they've done here at the University of
California in Berkeley. Yeah, it's almost most of the Asians.
They don't even want to talk about balancing multiculturalism
anymore, because it's like, you know, some Asian Asian kids just
pretend they opened this huge new building. I don't know how
much money they spent on his Asian studies like you know, so,
because you're gonna bring students in from overseas you
want to put him to some Asian studies programme that's
massive, because it's like, it's like you going to the Sorbonne
and taking English English, you know, or American history. I
mean, you'd already know half of it. So you get your your your
ace it keeps you in the school. You so you keep brings your GPA
up because it's all easy. It's just a kind of a go freebie. And
the whole thing is a scam. It's ridiculous thing
we've discussed this before, but the largest real estate owner in
San Francisco is the art is yes. Art Institute Exactly.
No. So the whole thing is in
the right art, by the way by Tony vo office there. There's
the bus stop for the Art Institute. There's actually
two of them. One across the street is another one, right?
And there's another and there's two or three new bots, or two or
three new buildings are always getting busted for misusing the
buildings and because they're zoned for education. So they get
low tax rates. And they just keep collecting property. So
when the property values turn around, they're just selling
everything and walk in.
There's always a Asian chicks.
Oh, there's dudes, all foreigners with everybody that
goes to they come to San Francisco and to go to that
school because you can buy your way in. And it's expensive. And
you know, almost all the editors of media are from they're from
the Art Institute. Yeah, the all the guys who use Final Cut Pro.
Reel. Another another gig we can get into teaching agents Final
Cut Pro.
Yeah, well, this is more Yeah. than everybody else anybody
receives telling you we are doing. We want to keep the
Americans dumb. You know, if you remember that clip that I dug
up, just or a quote I dug up a long time ago about the the
general who said during the I guess during the Nixon
administration, we have too many, if we keep the population
educated, we're going to have too many of these protests and
is just all these problems we're going to have with the public.
Let's just dumb down our own public, you know, which we've
seen happen with the reality shows and the rest of the what
we see on television, no debt passes for entertainment. Keep
the public stupid. And yeah, you were just talking about that
earlier in the show in San Antonio, looking around with the
guys have tattoos on their faces. Good look, just a bunch
of dummies, and then we can just do what we want. And so you pass
the Patriot Act and who even complains about nobody even
knows what it is or what it means. And then they whine a lot
when they get arrested. Yeah. Hey, man,
that's unfair. That's unfair, man. Isn't that right? That's
not right, man. And we had another crazy. Accident. Another
crazy I think could have been a two to the head. Exercise here.
This is one we haven't played. Played that in a while. This
happened up in Northern California. I got a little clip
of the news thing here.
Officials say this is the first plane crash in your county in
nearly a decade. They say the pilot 38 year old Brian
Robertson was not too far from his final destination when he
crashed. Emergency responders say by the time they arrived on
scene, Robertson had already passed away. He was from
Huntington Beach, California, and was the CEO of Amex a
commercial solar power manufacturer.
Okay. So that of course, my head whipped around Amex amex.com.
Let's see, they received $9.5 million in stimulus funds as
part of the Recovery Act. And 25 No 15 point 6 million in grant
funding through the Department of Energy. So let's see what
happens to that company.
Oh, that's interesting, because it's gonna be another it's gonna
blow the whistle.
Well, it's uh, you know, what? So he was in a twin engine
Cessna, a twin engine Cessna, and fairly safe plane. Yeah. So
on. He was on long final from what I understand. And he did
radio and of course, I have no real information because they
don't know how to do that in mainstream media. On Long final,
and he said, Look, I have engine trouble with one of the engines.
And then his plane spiralled down and crashed and burned. If
when you train for twin engine, you train for exactly that
scenario. So, you know, a day record for sure, but suspect in
my mind, because you can only imagine if if you have two
engines and one quits, then you know what happens? You know, if
you don't know what you're doing, then yeah, your your
plane can start spinning around, and you can spin out of control.
So I don't know anything about his record how many hours he had
or whatever, but it's, uh, you know, it was by himself. I don't
think I'm ever gonna go fly again ever. And it's not it's
just not a good idea. I mean, I do like by do like doing the
show. And it would not only be a day record for me, but it would
ruin your income. Yeah, it would suck. So yeah,
I'm not gonna lie. I wouldn't do the show by myself. No, no, I
just do one more clip show that I'm done. Yeah. Nor would I. So
maybe a couple of clip shows.
Meanwhile, remember that other great company that received half
a billion dollars in loans? Yeah. Which ones? Fisker?
Automotive
Oh Fisker. The guys with the electric car
they're recalling all 239 of its 2012 Karma luxury plug in
hybrids because of a fire hazard.
Good job. Good job, everybody.
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That's outrageous.
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my goodness. No kidding in Lapland. Okay. Lapland
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When we were driving back from San Antonio, all the the San
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That's what you see on the on the on the highway light signs
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Redux. We had one.
I did Redux this one I guess. I copied Redux Redux Hold on. Oh
open it this is this does not bode well.
No What is the beginning of the year we get off to a rocky
start.
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out unfortunately, I'm looking at one of these idiotic
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looking at URL that you mentioned who was it that ah,
so I gotta reopen my email. And find Redux Redux.
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in Canada and another three to the mail system in the UK.
It does happen It does happen.
Maybe Eric does show was complaining about this, but he
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nights in Africa that you know, go by the the mailing address
of, you know, the Congo. Congo, you know, general delivery the
Congo, and they get there. They no problem getting there.
But then but the North Dakota problem
Oh, North Dakota is okay. It's when he gets Canada it's these
common state. All right. In the UK are the two worst.
Well, the UK is clearly censoring our shipments. How
about the North Koreans? Do they ever get their T shirts and
stuff that we have
yet to find out? That doesn't make that well? They I don't
know if they got them or not? You know, they don't you're not
communicating with us. Now. They
will the you know, they fired off that ballistic missile and
around maybe those guys were on it.
I don't know. Maybe it was you see the pictures of or the
movies or the BBC report on Kim Jong Un now and the poor kid. He
looks like iski just looks like he's out of place. And he's got
some weird hair cut.
He looks like he's pooping in his diaper, doesn't he?
And he's got some weird hair cut. That is like some thing
where it's like shaved on the side. He's got a big thing
hanging down in the front. I
think it could be a new look.
Well, it's pretty weird looking at he Yeah, I don't think he's
when he's looking over the crowd of like, you know, hundreds of
1000s of people standing there stiff. He's looking. I just
imagined him thinking, How do I get out of money and live in
Paris?
Maybe I can call Hillary because
apparently he spent a lot of time in Paris and he was even
educated for a couple of years in Switzerland. So it's not
clueless does as to what, what? What's wrong? No. Yeah,
it is kind of, like kind of the she's got like a fade like a
shaved fade on the side. And
it's kind of fade. He's I'm surprised he hasn't got some
logo. This dollar sign
tattooed on his head. That's exactly like those guys in San
Antonio look like? Yeah, it's totally new. Look, I gotta talk
to uncle Don about what what this all means. Yeah, you
should. It's funny. He sent out a Christmas letter. And yeah, it
had like pictures of stuff. And I guess it snowed in October up
there and upstate New York. And he ended he has a picture of
like, you know, two feet of snow on everything outside and it
says October surprise. Very funny uncle. Yeah.
So we can listen to the show. God I
don't know if he's still I think on Meg listens. I think she
does. Listen out. Now. He's annoyed by it.
I'm sure he is annoyed by Why wouldn't he be annoying? The
show is annoying.
But he also looks at I watched I actually observed him watching
news. People have to know my Google Donald Greg, you'll know
who my uncle is. So he watches ABC and he just sits there like
me and you by the way. Oh, crap. CIA bull cries like CIA scripted
message. And then he switches over to PBS. Maybe like that
guy's in a hole. Is these Israel starting to piss me off? Hey,
who would used to be a good guy? I'm what happened to him? It's
funny. He's a reality show. He really? Yeah.
No, it sounds hilarious. But that's what we do when we watch
the news or fake my whole family. Now
we all do that.
I mean, that's why JC would give came up with it. But he's a
little more advanced. I mean, he's looking at the way the legs
are now positioned on the left hand side of the fox news
broadcasts instead of the where the logo is which I still think
I was watching it again. And they've kept Guilfoyle over
there. She has really got some dynamite legs, I have to say,
well, that's what you do in news, man. That's how it works.
This was a report that I didn't understand.
When New Year's Eve started with some tense moments at a Texas
Airport. The Midland airport was evacuated after a TSA agent
found explosives on someone at a checkpoint. The airport is now
back to normal operations. CBS News reports the man was a
soldier recently back from Afghanistan, and was not
considered a security threat.
Okay, so there's a soldier recently back from Afghanistan
with C four explosives, but he's not a security threat. What is
it? What is this report telling us? What did the test test of
the TSA
doing with the C four was he gonna go blocked some chickens?
I don't know. But what does it mean? And why they always the
soldiers. Okay, that's all right. Then he's a soldier.
That's all good. I found that to be very strange.
And no follows. But that was weird.
And then NPR national treasure. My goodness. This was hilarious.
This whole report
from Pakistan to the web now where it wasn't hard this year
to find a terrorist group.
John, did you know that this year in 2011 last year wasn't
find hard to find a terrorist group on the web.
There were all kinds of videos on YouTube on one YouTube.
Did you see the al Qaeda videos on YouTube?
Facebook pages by Islamic militants in Somalia and
webzines by Aleksa affiliates
webzines seen scenes getting better, it gets so much better,
but you got Z's Yes. webzines you know, webzines you've heard
of webzines.
A temple rushed in reports that terrorist groups have not quite
figured out how to use social media.
John, here's another business opportunity for us. They haven't
quite figured out how to use real
take care of their advantage. If there
were an award for the best known terrorist music recording it
probably go to the Somali group al Shabaab for this YouTube
video.
I think we should do the T. T MTV awards, the terrorist Music
Television Awards.
Yeah, now there's our opportunity opportunity. But Al
Jazeera would pick it up in a minute and
this year ladies and gentlemen al Shabaab wins once again. And
then we'd have like Jay Z, like, you know, know what was the guy
who interrupted the Taylor Swift?
Right, Kanye West.
Kanye west of here. What?
Just right now, so we're in that mood play the AVN awards clip,
so we know what it's going to be like.
We're going to do this we are definitely um, we're going to
produce this
best porn star website Joanna Angel Joanna angel.com The Lisa
and.com Jessica Drake, Jessica drake.com Lupe went there. I
love lupe.com Jenna Hey, Jenna Hayes dot home Sunny Leone Sunny
leone.com. Will Win and the winner
the winner is Al Shabaab Joe
come on stage and accept an award for yourself. That's
great. We're gonna do that. We can we can produce that. Oh,
yeah. Let's let's listen to to our winner here from the Al
Shabaab blast. Blast. Gonna bring back the glorious past.
This became so popular it was actually covered by a number of
hotties
I was actually humming it to myself.
Why isn't an English why there isn't an English I'd like to
know.
Because we're recruiting the kids dude, recruiting at Western
American kids. We can then go drone to the drone Kill Chain.
But wait, it's been covered this cover versions now
who added hip hop beats and rap lyrics to it?
To the west has spent Us All right,
stop everything GX two, we totally need a terrorist rap
with a hip hop beat.
Don't do it. And Sir Jeff nobody gets the joke. Don't do it. GX
two I can't believe
this is on the radio and to say like yeah, it's the number one
Hey, number one
would what? Morons? Hello, everybody. It's Adam curry here
with the terrorist MTV countdown number 40. On the job you got Al
Shabaab who are back on the remix with a hip hop beat all
the kids are loving it. Let's check it out as they go to the
east to the west and bring it down bringing down the
capitalist pigs. We should do that show.
Yeah, it'd be a little segment in place some of this crap. I
wonder what what other junk they've
apparently it's not hard to find because you know, it was all
over the web report. I
never heard it this
way. Let's see. Let's consult the book of knowledge. Hold on a
second. Let me see al
Shabaab Al Al Shabaab is using
video ration hip hop. Of course. It's,
I mean, Shabaab hip hop. Is that the way you're looking it up?
Yeah.
Do you think that I mean, Hillary needs some help. If this
is the best she can come up with.
Oh, yeah. This she really she really news for Al Shabaab, hip
hop, Somali Hip Hop band, fighting al Shabaab for hearts
in mind. Oh, there's a couple as a competitive group,
where we have we have a contest. Yeah, that means
there's potential for a George show. I don't where do you see
the what have you looked up Al Shabaab hip hop and I just went
straight to
search. The web search or video search
web search. Oh, hold on a second. And then he has all this
that good guardian has a big article on
Hold on a second. He was from September 20. This is Alex group
member Hip Hop in. Ladies Gentlemen. Welcome to the stage
at the terrorist Music Television Awards. Alex Movember
Hip Hop l Lucia Do you mind shutting them shabads they wanna
kill anyone. Okay, wasn't that good? I don't see any videos.
It's to be so easy to find.
Now there's one Alex group member hip hop and as Elisha,
that's an interview. Oh, here why a hug Jacobite al Shabaab?
This is Bogota live.
Here's a PDF of Al Shabaab. This is this is the justice minister
in Denmark, the Al Shabaab PDF and ideological foundation What
is this Elisha but you know, we didn't two years ago no one ever
heard of him? Because she has a chicken place to serve barbecue.
Now it's this big terrorist organisation This is bullcrap.
It's not it's not a terrorist organisation. It's a hip hop
organisation. Here we go. I've got one. Why a haka. sube.
Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, give me send me Sam city Sam.
Awesome. Now
don't get no go get my picture birthday. A Kanye West is in the
video
now, man, I can see how that could get the kids all
interested in that stuff.
Got me tapping my toes.
Wow. All right now under some serious stuff. Hello. Gitmo
nation east. Hello, good my nation East report about the
CCTV tagging track. Have you heard of this new wonderful
technology that deploying there, John?
No, but I'm sure I will.
Great Britain may be one of the most watched nations in the
world. A rough count by police earlier this year estimated
there were 4.2 million cameras in the country. That's nearly
one for every 15 people. And now there's a piece of software that
lets them know exactly who you are. Tagging track identifies
individuals when they enter a camera network, assigning them a
unique identifier so it knows where they've been, who they've
been there with and where they are now. So tech, the software's
developers have also created systems that catch casino cheats
and detect car crashes. But they say tag and track is the one
that could change the way its surveillance works. Andrew
Eggington is the company's finance director,
when you want to go back and suddenly either locate a person
or find out where their journey went, you find them in a lot of
video, you do a simple click. And it's like doing a Google
search on the data. So you get an instantaneous result, which
tells you this is the person's whole journey. This is every
clip of video that they appeared in every camera they were in
front of. And if they're in the city centre at that moment, it
will tell you, this is where they are now.
So I really liked this because the memes are subtle. But when
he says it's like a Google search, so of course, I'm like,
yeah, all you have to do is integrate that with Google
search. And how about because, you know, Google Plus now has
find my face? Have you seen that? Yeah, I
have, as a matter of fact, find my
face. So find my face. And of course, Facebook has this very
same tagging technology. So you're gonna walk into frame one
camera for every 15 people, it's gonna go. John C. Dvorak, Al
Shabaab, hip hopper.
CCTV is probably the most visible form of surveillance.
That's, that's around at the moment. But I think in some
ways, that probably means it's the least insidious.
This guy represents the CCTV User Group, which I guess
implies the people who are, are being spied on but I think it's
actually the operators.
I mean, a recent survey by the CCTV user group showed that
there's massive support for public space CCTV. So I'm not
convinced that that there is a concern,
massive support, massive support, everyone loves it.
Epson tech claims that tag and track could seamlessly integrate
with information from other recognition sensors,
or other sites. There you go. That's it. You're done. You're
toast.
This is exactly what's the show which I recommend people who
start watching the new intro what persons of interest right
is all about? Yeah, and they take they turn it into they turn
it into entertainment. Yeah.
There's so much we need to do into in 2012 John, there really
is. There's so much we need to do we can do this entertainment.
I'll tell you what, this is gonna you know what my
prediction will be. I'm gonna put it down here. My prediction
is what this is going to create. It is a new trend toward men
wearing hats
oh that's already forbidden by me it's for yeah it's forbidden
you're not allowed to wear your hat in in banks in grocery
stores you have to take yet wear
a hat
Yes sir. Oh this is old and you want to wear a hat this is in
the US already hats forbidden I'm going to
you gotta find me
yeah that's forbidden let's everywhere hats forbidden let's
just do banks and banks and of course now I can't find it yeah
this is there's already
you dream this you have no I did not dream this dream to hats are
forbidden
No, I did not dream this this is a
wow, now I can't find it. Of course homeless. I can only look
at news. I'm telling you this was this was a news. This was a
new story a while ago.
Huh?
It was really nice hats on this Forbidden Planet site. Once they
have a face on the hat get one of these are really
nice, really nice hat. Like they'll be forbidden John
a sonic baseball hat where you have Sonic the Hedgehog on the
hat. Now don't confuse these things. Here hold some places
it's cold. I was I just bought a new hat as a matter of fact, to
replace a cat by laws not a cat but a fur hat. That you know
when you're in real cold climes you want to you have to have a
hat on your head you can't not have one no you freeze to death.
I'm telling you how can we try hat van UK maybe that's it? Hats
ban from Yorkshire pubs over CCTV fears.
Why is it a fear? Fear of what?
So that the you can't see they can't who's
afraid? Oh, I'm afraid of my CCTVs not gonna work.
Yeah, because you can't identify the substance the suspect?
Because you're suspect here. pubs in Yorkshire suspect just
go into a pub with a hat on pubs in your trip in order to ban
people from wearing flat caps or other hats so troublemakers can
be more easily recognised.
By canta pub guys respond to troublemakers and that his job?
He's the bartender. What kind of wimps live in Yorkshire that put
up with his crap. Any nights or any contributors from New York
share? Probably not.
No, they ain't wearing hats. Meanwhile, they
have this article you're talking about and there's two people
standing there with hats. That that's okay, Peter salads left
at the BPCs Last of the Summer Wine epitomises Yorkshire's flat
cap tradition. Yes, that little flat cap that guys drive around
and when they drive into an old M G. Yeah. How's it can identify
the guy who's got the flat cap on? No technology? Is this
boy's family angry over hatband let's see what this is. Parents
have a 13 year old school boy you're angry that his school is
making him take lessons in isolation. Hey slave Shut up and
sit in the ISO cell because he turned up wearing a baseball
cap. He has alopecia support kid. He's going bald and he
can't wear a cap. Show your bald head slave.
That's basically it.
His mom says it's like putting him in solitary confinement
punishing him for being bald,
bald or boldest? Bald, this
is not okay. Hey, man. Stop harping on our bodies. Okay,
this is just not okay. Oh boy, the Boston Ken speaking of
slaves. The Boston Consulting Group has now come out with a
report and says don't outsource to China, Mississippi, Alabama
and South Dakota has left. Mississippi, Alabama and South
Carolina are going to be cheaper.
That's probably true in the next few years. Yeah, that's
where you should be working your slaves. But isn't this kind of
like the whole idea behind this? The whole crash of our economy
is to make us the slave nation.
Yeah, there is a there is a lot to read this a little more. But
there's a book out by the Slovenian philosophers zyk on
Iraq, and his thesis is the that the war against Iraq was
actually a if you really constructed properly was a war
against the US public. Get them to knuckle under do all these
crazy things. So we're essentially we've been under
siege by these.
What's the name? This is a book you said,
yeah, it's called a rack. I'll get you the name. We'll put it
into the show notes to talk about.
I want to read this. I want to read this. Well, anyway, it's
actually quite readable. It all fits in nicely. This, of course,
is promotion, as starting today, by presidential proclamation. I
shall read the first paragraph from our President, my
administration continues to implement our comprehensive
strategy to combat human trafficking in America by
coordinating response across federal agencies, thereby is the
power vested in me as President of the United States. I now
pronounce this National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention
Month. So you all are slaves and we're not selling you I think is
what that means. National Slavery and Human Trafficking
Prevention Month. He's got to be pissed off that Damien and
Ashton are divorced because they were the spokes holes for this.
Oh, yeah.
Hey, by the way, when I mentioned there was another dead
blackbirds
saying same thing as as last year, New Year's Eve.
Yeah. And somebody you know, maybe it is some crazy I think
the Chinese have been doping their fireworks with some sort
of chemical
No, no, this is because someone fired their Harper right. That's
why we got that warning shot off.
Why would they do it on the same day, every year? A New Year's?
Well, it's their version of fireworks. I mean, there's a
bunch of elites sitting around drinking champagne, like young
come over here. Let me show you what I'm going to shoot off this
New Year. Watch Japan. Wait a minute.
Wait a minute. Wait. Oh, by the way, extra bonus watch the
Blackbirds in Arkansas.
That's what they do. That was another it was a shallow
earthquake by the way they say it was like very deep but it
wasn't it was only nine kilometre Japan Yeah, it was
only nine kilometres under the ocean bed. So that so this thing
skips around the ionosphere and it's you know so it hit it hits
Arkansas goes from Alaska, bounces down to Arkansas birds
off the birds. Yeah. Bounced off the birds ran and then and then
Zappa Japan. poor buggers. telling you this, their version
of fireworks is what they do.
So they so I haven't in the show clip if you want to play it or
not. Yeah, I'd love to what is it? It's it's a one of those
long, but always entertaining the politan Oh, rants about how
we're screwed and the Patriot Act stinks. And it's
unconstitutional. Nobody's doing anything about it.
Okay, so basically more of the same. And we couldn't watch
the same thing. I've now come to the conclusion that he's just a
honeypot to get you know, people like individuals who think that
the Constitution is being, you know, abused and obliterated.
You just go gravitate to that show, and they think something
is being accomplished when nothing's being accomplished.
You're just, he's just letting off steam, but it's still
entertaining. And it's entertainment. It's a plus. And
that's what we
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Texas in the morning, everybody. My name is Adam curry.
And from the sunny northern Silicon Valley, where this was a
nice new year. I think we're going to have a great 2012
everybody. I'm John C. Dvorak.
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DC and New York City murdering more than 3000 Americans. The
government responded by launching wars in Afghanistan
and in Iraq and bypassing the Patriot Act, a reprehensible and
unconstitutional piece of legislation that granted federal
and local authorities truly unprecedented and
unconstitutional powers to conduct searches without
warrants. We gave up a great deal of liberty in response to
these horrific attacks. But what did we get in return? Are we
really any safer? Are we any freer in this argument? I looked
back on the 10 year anniversary of the attacks on 911. Take a
listen. That's the government work for us at a we work for the
government is the loss of life on 911 a justification for the
loss of freedom that the bill of rights have guaranteed tonight,
life, liberty and truth. Sunday is the 10th anniversary of 911.
One decade later, Americans are still struggling to understand
exactly what happened. What will we remember and what will future
generations come to believe about 911 Will it be the loss of
life on that day? Or will it be the even greater loss of life in
the global conflicts that directly ensued? Will it be the
short term security precautions such as the orders to shoot down
any planes carrying innocent civilians? Or will it be the
lingering destruction of our rights to privacy from unlawful
government surveillance, the institutionalisation of
government torture, and the government generated semi nudity
and near sexual assaults at our airports? Will future
generations ever know the full truth about the events that led
to 911? Or will they accept the government account of what
happened and account that the CIA's own Bin Laden Unit Chief
Michael shorter calls, quote, a whitewash from top to bottom. In
the years preceding 911, Osama bin Laden was a young freedom
fighter who promised American officials he'd help them to oust
the Soviets from Afghanistan. Following the defeat of the
Soviets and the fall of the Berlin Wall, capitalism was
triumphant and communism was gone. But in 1991, when the
United States invaded Iraq for the first time, we established
military bases in a land revered by Islam. Furious at the
American government for desecrating their lands, bin
Laden and his maniacal associates began plans that
would lead to the clash of civilizations that culminated in
the tragic events of 911. But the signs of trouble were
apparent after the bombings of the American embassies in
Africa, and the initial bombing of the World Trade Centre in
1993. It has now become increasingly clear that the
Clinton administration should have done something. Michael
shore your claims that bin Laden was identified as the mastermind
of those attacks, and was targeted multiple times and
could have been captured and tried for these assaults. But
President Clinton himself said no. Last year retired Army
Colonel Anthony Shaffer, a career intelligence officer
wrote a book entitled operation dark heart, in which he shows
that during his time serving on the secret Able Danger project,
he and his colleagues identified Mohammed atta, the key 911
hijacker involved in the planes that struck the towers a year
before he struck and they found him here in America. Although
Colonel Schaefer brought this to the attention of the 911
Commission, and was told he would testify. He was eventually
turned away, and none of this intelligence was given to the
American people. It was literally the politicians
covering for each other because they failed to protect us.
Question, how many government agents have bureaucrats have
been fired for being asleep at the switch on 911? Answer? None.
How many persons have been prosecuted for failing to do
their duty in the years preceding 911? Answer? None. How
many persons have been tried for committing the attacks on 911?
Answer? None. Why is the government afraid of the truth
and the days after 911 while the country wept on the Warhawks
screen for blood, one quiet voice rang out from the despair
and offered a simple solution to solve our problems in a manner
set forth in the Constitution. Texas Congressman Ron Paul
offered legislation to authorise the president to send paid
assassins to capture or killed Bin Laden and his cohorts, it
would have cost just a few $100,000 instead of the $2
trillion that Presidents Bush and Obama have borrowed and
spent on our wars in the Middle East. But that voice was drowned
out in the ocean of tears and cries for blood and occupation
and regime change. The bill failed and the wars came and the
blood flowed and the borrowing of cash couldn't come fast
enough. Now here we stand a decade after the attacks with
1000s more debt and the bill for $2 trillion that needs to be
paid. What have we learned America? Do they truly hate us
for our freedoms, or for our presence in their lands? of the
terrorists won this war already by getting us to surrender our
most basic rights in return for a false sense of security, or
the Constitution and our economy stronger now after this tragedy,
or are they infinitely weaker? We will continue to ask all of
this. I have two words for you. Predator drones we can't wait
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