Oh paper for you. No bagels, no paper Shut up. Adam curry, John
C. Dvorak. It's Sunday, March 25 2012. Time for your get mo
nation media assassination, episode three, nine or four.
This is no agenda, proud of my intransigence here at Camp MoPhO
in the capital of the drone star states. That's right, Austin
Tejas words beautiful today in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry.
And by the way is that mean you have taken crap from Northern
Silicon Valley and John C. Dvorak. What does that mean
intransigence?
No, no, no, no, no intransigence is a new word I learned today.
Yeah, major stuck sitting in one spot. No, that's not
what it means. That's not no that's not what the crapper no
listen to this.
The message is clear. If Iran intransigence continues, it will
face increasing pressure and isolation
Acropolis intransigence known, soundly crapper means something
completely different means I looked it up here in
transgenders Hold on, intransigence definition,
adjective unwilling or refusal to change one's views or to
agree about something has nothing to do with being on the
crapper.
I was sorely mistaken. Yeah. Well, you
know, when when Lucifer clippity clop comes out with something
like that, you know, I was like, oh, it's code. Yeah, it's
totally code. Cloud clip.
The player again, with that one?
I can't remember. But I like this one. Yeah. It's clippety
glove. I think it's from the lone retinas. Yeah. It's like
the from the Lone Ranger or No, no, no song.
Song by Vaughn Monroe.
Oh, it's from I think it's from the Three Stooges. Actually.
What? Yeah, I think that's what I recall. Yeah, I think so.
Oops, wrong one.
The day clippity clop.
Clip the message is clear. If Iran intransigence continues, it
will face increasing pressure and isolation,
right. I'm gonna kick your ass bitches. I'm clippety.
You have to do that all the time. Now. What's actually a
great little clip.
It's a great little clip. I love it. Yeah. clippety clop.
So what's the deal with the Hunger Games? Oh,
I don't know. What is it? Is this a reality show?
Oh, it's a big movie. Big hit movie. Really? Yeah. Everybody's
talking about the book in the movie. The book in the movie?
Oh, it's just like the book. It's just like, the book goes
exactly like the book almost cares.
I mean, it's like against some big book everybody read or it's
why we're out of it. I should have read this book. Well, you
should now it makes sense. Actually. Me. No, no, that's not
that's not something totally makes sense. Okay, remember, we
were talking about Nutter on the last show that it's illegal to
feed homeless? No outdoor feeding for human resource or
feeding? Yes. Okay. Well now, turns out there's 20 cities in
America with similar rule rules, including New York City. So I
think the real hunger games is what's taking place now listen,
Glenn.
Victor arrived at a Westside synagogue today to collect
surplus bagels fresh nutritious bagels to donate to
fresh nutritious bagel as opposed to the other I hadn't
heard that in a while
the poor but under a new edict from Mayor Bloomberg food police
he could no longer donate the food to city homeless shelters.
It's the no bagels for you eating no bagels for you.
I can't give you something which is a supplement to the the food
they already have. Sorry, that's wrong.
grifter has been collecting food from places like the Oh have
Zedeck synagogue and bringing it to homeless shelters for over 20
years. But recently his donation including a cholent or carrot
stew was turned away because the Bloomberg administration wants
to monitor the salt fat and fiber eaten by the homeless with
their said he was stunned it's worse food safety job is
the homeless corner regulate how much fiber the homeless
Hey, you You ain't pooping right
your hand is barely that includes getting no food
whatsoever. It's better than
too much salt. You know, he
says his family has eaten the same food forever and
flourished. My father
lived to 9787 Boy and they all enjoyed it. Somehow. We're being
told that this is no good. And again, his degree to the
management, which becomes micromanagement. And when you
cross that line, simply what you're doing is wrong.
But Mayor Bloomberg has sought to Holic himself was
unapologetic, but for the
things that we run because of all sorts of safety reasons. We
just have a policy of it's my understanding Hey, hey, homeless
guy.
Just hold on, hold on, hold on a second. Let me get this
straight. Yeah. Okay. So the guy's got there's a company that
makes bagels. No,
no, no, this is a guy who goes and makes bagels that Day no
avail. No, he goes to the synagogues after temple and
picks up the excess bagels that the
okay, but these bagels were legally sold or they were there.
They're not illegal bagel they are not done only they're not
something you can buy some there
holy bagels. Well, there's something you can buy right here
in New York. I
take something I can buy and I give it to somebody. What are
they supposed to be? What do they have to buy it from me? I
mean, how does this mean? How can they? I got the bagel? Yeah,
you've got the big you're a homeless guy. Yes. And I not far
from it. I want to give you the bagel. But I can't give you the
bear. Can you buy the bagel from me? If I have a license to sell
the bagel? Do you have a license to sell the bagel? Well, let's
say I do.
Oh no. But you got to show me the license then we'll have done
that's a different conversation. Right now. You're just a guy
with a yarmulke? You can't just be handing out salty bagels.
Bagels aren't that salty? Well, these bagels apparently are very
salty. Or they salt bagels, no service where you can have the
bagel. So this is we know what's happening in Philadelphia or
also in San Francisco. This went on in San Francisco. This began
in San Francisco, I believe it was the late 90s. They were
there used to be this group. They used to have even a big one
of those big vans one of those taco truck kind of things. The
bagel van, a catering truck. And they were used to I guess going
to the berry world. The homeless were areas where all the
homeless were and essentially create their own food kitchen
soup kitchen. Yep. And they were banned from doing it. But I
understand meanwhile, if you're going if you want to stand in
line in a soup line, and go to the Glide Memorial Church and
some of these other operations of your field but Indonesian
army, you can go in there and eat Yeah, I don't get it. Well,
this is why what is what are they? What is the Under what is
the underlying message here is that
it's a promotion for The Hunger Games. So listen, it's Orlando
has this city ordinance, Houston, Dallas, Las Vegas, New
York, as we just discussed, and how many in total? I think
I'm driving down the down there. I'm coming onto the one of the
freeway entrances of the bum bum standing near the sign. Yeah,
guys, you know, who knows? And I've got a bag of McDonald's
hamburgers.
Oh, well, no, that's probably okay. If it'll kill the
homeless. It's okay. Okay, I can't it can't be a nutritious
bagel.
I get it. It's funny because I'm getting I'm starting to get
they're starting to clear up on four. We
were at the at the market on Saturday. And I went up to the
honey guy. And I said, Hey, honey guy, honey. How come you
can't give me a taste of this in public. He says food service of
food safety, too. But this there's people over there who
are handing out you know, you can taste cheese and some other
things are not because I think the honey is a real really No,
but you can go to the tasting tent. They have a tasting tent
and there you can have a taste of the honey, a taste of honey.
Because the honey is seen as a form of produce and therefore it
cannot be sampled.
And so I'm talking to Gary sampling oranges and apples. We
don't have oranges
and apples at the market yet. I haven't seen him now, but it
gets more interesting. So I'm talking to Farmer Chris and
farmer Chris who could be surfer dude, Chris, by the way, but
he's a farmer. Yes, totally cool. Farmer Chris is six five.
Gay as a whistle and
I hope he's gay. What do you mean? You'd be just insulted him
if he was out in Texas. You can't call people gay in Texas.
You can well it doesn't matter. Is it this whatever is
sensitive. I like him. I like farmer Chris. We have a good
report. And he sells the eggs and the chart eggs and chart.
And he's got nice yellow, dark yellow, almost orange yolk. He
can even say this was my Dutch hen that laid this egg because
it has the spots on everything. And he says I say this is weird,
man. I can we can't taste honey. So you know you got to be
careful here. I once got in trouble for recommending raw
milk to somebody. And some fed overheard it and he got in
trouble for it. He got a citation
places crawling was fed. Apparently.
You can't recommend raw milk at the market. Yeah,
what is wrong with this country?
Oh, well, you got two and a half hours because I think we have
some stuff to talk about. There's a lot wrong. But in the
morning to you John C. Dvorak. Fine.
Do you Adam curry in the morning all ships at sea and boots on
the ground and feet in the air and in
the morning to all of our human resources who are in the chat
room all charged up and ready to go with no agenda? stream.com no
agenda chat.net Um, the US human resources from Gitmo nation
proper, utilizing their $9.2 million value. Unfortunately, if
you are from the United Kingdom as just calculated, you,
unfortunately are only worth 425,000 pounds as per a new
report. So, you know, it's obvious that people from Gitmo
nation East are just worth less. So what's 425,000 pounds? About
800,000 baht? 100? Grand?
No, it's not. That's about 1.6. Now, as of today's reading,
no, it's it's one point, but it's 425,000 pounds. So yeah,
420 Hold on, we get you to the real numbers, not even two times
two.
So it counts not times two times 1.6 I
believe, right. So it's $700,000. More to give or take?
Well, it doesn't matter if you're, if you're in
Afghanistan, you're only worth 50,000 Because that's what we've
paid each of the villagers who were shot to death. 50 grand. So
if you're brown right
now is one buck. 58. Right.
So foreign 25,000 times 1.58.
I'm just on the calculator. Do that. You wait,
don't you have an abacus?
I do. Actually.
Do you know how to use it?
You know, is this weird about the abacus you forget how to use
it. But but you pick it up real fast. It's very effective way to
do math
if you're Chinese,
not to be Chinese.
So anyway, and happy Greek Independence Day, everybody.
The President's ruled
Well, the President actually proclaimed it Barack Obama
therefore I BARACK OBAMA, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
by virtue of the authority vested in me by the
Constitution, the laws the United States do hereby proclaim
March 25 2012 as Greek Independence Day, a national day
of celebration of Greek and American democracy and beaten
those slaves into submission. Wait. That's hubris right there,
man. Send it send the IMF goons into knock people about take
away their pensions. Take away all hope. And then say you got a
day of celebration to problem. Do does. Really, it's quite bad.
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jam those buds in his ears early? Well, John, I mean, the
news here and get my nation West is been predominated by a
complete politicizing of an event that took place in
Florida. You wouldn't even know there was a coup that took place
in Africa.
No, of course, not just Florida. fiasco is, is more than enough
news for the public media. By the way, they did find some guy
who actually saw the thing. I don't know if you listen to all
the reports, and it's and you know, the most the worst.
Well, hold on a second. Let's back it up for a second because
not everyone is in our reality distortion field that is the
United States of America. So I'll give you a quick little
report here from CBS just to catch you up to speed CBS, of
course, just as compromised everybody else. However, this
this, the events took place one month ago now. But as of last
Friday, everyone jumped on this and the memo went out and was
like time to politicize this, as we predicted by the way that
race would be a big issue in the general election. For Gitmo
nation a proper here here's a little is just something to
bring up to speed on what's happening. Erica, good
morning to you. That's right. Last night. The Sanford city
council here voted a no confidence in their police
chief. This was after more rallies including that rally in
New York. Hundreds were there saying there's been no justice
for Trayvon Martin. What was called the million hoodie March,
Martin was wearing a hoodie that night george Zimmerman shot and
killed him. Marty's parents surrounded by supporters not
committing any crime.
Another rally was held in Miami Martin's home. Three weeks ago,
the unarmed team was shot in this gated subdivision in
Sanford outside Orlando. He'd been visiting his father after
getting suspended from school. Zimmerman Hispanic neighborhood
watch volunteer was not arrested. He claimed self
defense. Florida's Stand Your Ground law, which expands the
right to claim self defense beyond the home. Last night in a
three to two split vote, the Sanford City Council including
Mayor Jeff triplet, back that no confidence motion against Police
Chief Bill Lee.
So just to sum it all up really quickly. And this is all you
know, people are basing a lot of what they think went on on 911
calls. And there is actually a witness who says something a
little bit different. But Hispanic guy is Neighborhood
Watch. He's walking around, he's legally carrying a firearm, as
far as I know. And he sees someone suspicious in a hoodie.
And then before we know it, this, this kid has shot. And and
so the question is, you know, was this racially motivated and
Hispanic guy against the black guy and the kid was 17. The
President weighs in and says this could have been my son.
Well, yeah, it could have been anybody, son. And so on one
hand, there's a lot of, you know, we've got the the new
Black Panthers saying arrest, this guy will give you a $10,000
reward he has to be arrested. On the other hand, he has not been
arrested because there's some self defense laws, which I do
not understand to be the way they were reported here. By the
way, the Stand Your Ground laws, as far as I know, we're only for
your home and your vehicle, not necessarily for outside. And
then there's a discrepancy as to whether the Zimmerman the guy
will find name for an Hispanic, by the way Zimmerman
can get a little edge on the Jewish the Jewish vote
Yeah. In the police report, I actually read here. I could
observe that Zimmerman's back appeared to be wet and was
covered in grass if he had been laying on his back on the
ground, who was also bleeding from the nose and the back of
his head. So Zimmerman is saying, look, the guy jumped me,
he attacked me, he beat me up, and I called for help. And then
I wound up shooting it. And so this is partially partially
about gun laws and partially about race. And I would have to
say, just looking at CNN all weekend, which turned into the
Don Lemon channel, it was all about race.
Yeah. And the whole thing has been about race since the
beginning and especially when that we played a Reverend
Sharpton who's you know, shameful show on MSNBC. He
actually played one and he played all the 911 cups. I
didn't make a copy of them, but he got to play one I was
thinking of dusting off which, which was one of the people that
heard the scuffle. It was in the guy's backyard, but it was in
some guy's backyard and you know, the guy there was a fight
going on. The guy said these guys are fighting Eating Yep.
And and if you listen to Sharpton don't know the guy
jumped in his car followed him around the block a couple of
times, you know, and it became a showdown when chasing him in a
vehicle. I mean, the whole thing was made up. I mean, this guy's
horrible. I think
I have a clip of the witness here that you were referring to?
Let me see it. This is it.
What Sanford police have in their folder they put together
on the killing of Trayvon Martin few know that file now sits in
the hands of the state attorney. And now that file is just weeks
away from being opened up to a grand jury. Tonight we are
learning more about why cops believe that night george
Zimmerman shouldn't have gone to jail and part of the
neighborhood watch zero man called the non emergency line
and told the dispatchers he was following a teen he was told not
to. And from that moment to that shooting details are few hey,
we've had some break ins in my neighborhood and there's a real
suspicious kind. But this man's testimony could be key for the
cops.
The guy on the bottom who I believe had a red sweater on was
yelling to me help help. I told him to stop and I was calling
911
Trayvon was in a hoodie Zimmerman in red. He only gave
his name to us as John and didn't want to be shown on
camera that night after the shooting. But his statements to
the cops were instrumental because Sanford police backed up
Zimmerman's claims saying those screams you hear on this 911?
Are those of the neighborhood watch captain.
The whole thing that bothers me really, John about all this is I
mean, you it is being politicized. Because if people
are killed every single day, the President never comes out and
says, Hey, you know, those three Marines that were killed, they
could have been my son. There's never any of that.
He pulls these things out. He's almost like he's part of the
agenda. Good thing. But here play this one clip, I have the C
span calling on black on black murder from some black woman in
your neck of the woods, Houston mom. So you're in Austin is not
quite the same in Houston, discussing this little event
that nobody seemed to really mention when it happened. I
always Republican
line hello. You know, this is a really sad case. And I feel for
the young man's family, and everyone involved. But I think
about how many blacks killed blacks. And we don't get this
kind of coverage here in Houston. And please let me say
this, a young black man killed his young black girlfriend, he
cut her up and put her on a lot of kids. They found part of her
body down the garbage disposal. We didn't have this outcry in
Houston about this young woman and think about her family. I
had a knee. So Joyce, before you go too far. Let's stick to the
topic at hand as far as the president. Do you think
yesterday? Oh, I think his comment was in the beginning was
fine. But when he brought in that if his son was this color,
he brought in racism, and it's totally out of control. And I
think that's the thing because God
run our system to sin before God.
But you know, that even know about this guy killed his
girlfriend chopped her up, put her on the barbecue and then
down to the garbage disposal. That's a much better story. How
can we don't have that one on the news? Well,
it was a while ago, but even when it has to nobody ever heard
of it? That's cool.
You got to do it. Do it. Right. So now so this is, but this is
as predicted set race is going to be a part of this election.
And here it is. And now everyone's talking about. We're
going back to the 60s and and the talk. You know, you have to
have the talk. Black parents in America have to have the talk
with blood their black children, their son.
Yeah, well, you know,
hey, you know, I had the talk with my daughter. Yeah, what do
you tell her? I said, you're a white woman live as a minority
living near Koreatown in Los Angeles, you got to be very
careful. I had the talk. And that's not because you're gonna
get killed by his neighborhood, dude, you're gonna get
assaulted, assaulted by all kinds of crazies, primarily
Hispanic. And it's right, you know, and I'm not this is not a
racial comment. But we all have to have a talk with our kids.
And it's just it's disturbing. It's disturbing as disturbing as
this is this the conversate is very dangerous ground we're on I
think, very, very dangerous to for this to be politicized this
way. And it's it the memo went out.
I mean, it's gonna make it worse is what the problem is now you
already see what's happening in Florida. The grand jury is going
to look at this and probably not come down with an indictment.
And then this is going to everyone's gonna go crazy
because they've been riled up by the Obama has riled him up and
that idiot. Sharpton is rile them up and they've been who
knows who's down there riling him up? Yeah. Yeah, that's
ridiculous. But that's the way it is. It's the way it works.
But it's very, very disturbing. You just you see it happening
before your very eyes like, oh, wow, really. So something else
happened is a lot of things that actually took place that were
quite interesting. Excuse me. On the last show, and I promise we
talk about it. I've been tracking in the vaccine
department, I've been tracking this tuberculosis plan that
seems to be afoot. And here's what's going on the World Health
Organization is predicting a complete pandemic of
tuberculosis. Which now why now? Well, the only thing I can find
as to a reason, and I have more evidence to back that up, is
because it's a great, there's no vaccine for it currently. You
see, so we what we need now is we need the pharmaceuticals who
of course, you know, probably Pfizer needs a great vaccine, we
need to come up with with a fantastic vaccine for it. So we
can make a lot of money and it'll be paid for by
governments. And I'm reading this article, researchers
unveiled global plan in tuberculosis vaccine hunt. And
let me see if I can find the, the blueprint has been
developed, essentially, a document on research plans for
the next five to 10 years. Said Hassan, Mohammed, who heads
clinical trials for the South African tuberculosis vaccine
initiative. Quite an exciting development because once we
basically shoot up all the South Africans with our so called
vaccine, we'll know if it works or not. But then in another
article, I read this and this is a quote from Mrs. from Reuters.
Lucia, do you two of the World Health Organization stopped
tuberculosis partnership, says the following. What is so
frustrating, frustrating about the progression of this
tuberculosis pandemic? Is that all drug resistant tuberculosis
is totally manmade disease. I'm like, wow, what are you telling
me here? So either tuberculosis is a result of, you know, the
the poor stuff, we eat the genetically modified stuff, or
it's actually been man made and put out there and people have
caught it. And, and you know, we're just waiting. Because if
you can manufacture it, if it's man made, then you obviously
have a treatment for it. So this TB bug, mycobacterium
tuberculosis, is evolving so that it can fight its way past
antibiotic medicines, the more treatment courses patients are
given and failed to complete, the stronger and more widespread
the resistance becomes. Now, do you want to weigh in on this
before I get to the kicker of the whole thing?
Well, a couple of things. One is there is a V i actually a
vaccine has been around since the 20s, which means it's public
domain called BC G. Yeah, but that's not that's not made
enough, obviously. True. Well, I think, you know, if you make if
you hadn't make tuberculosis, you probably hadn't make a, a
vaccine for it, too. Yeah. And but I was reading about this and
I have a thing in front of me. The early use of BCG was marked
by a tragic accident. In Lubec more than 25% of the pot,
approximate 250 infants who received the batch of the
vaccine, which is an oral vaccine, by the way, developed
the Burkill tuberculosis it was later recognized that this batch
was accidentally contaminated with a virulent strain of
tuberculosis. There you
go, so they're admitting it. So I think there's no need to
do that. How do you contaminate I mean, this we saw this a
couple of years ago, and we talked about the backs that are
phony baloney, pig flu, yeah, bad Baxter contaminated with
bird flu somehow, how does that accent How do you do that by
accent, you don't do it on purpose. But so so we didn't
even do it on the last show. And then all of a sudden, something
very interesting happens. President Obama nominates Kim
Jim Yong Kim, Professor of Medicine and social medicine at
Dartmouth College, to be the president of the World Bank. And
I hadn't put the two together. So I'm researching this guy. I'm
like, you know, this guy is not a banker. You know, why is why
is he all of a sudden being pushed to the forefront as an I
think nominee doesn't necessarily mean he has the job
is that he's actually the president of Dartmouth. Right?
He's, yeah.
But he started out as the
data scientist, he's a scientist. scientist turned
bureaucrat.
So I'm looking around for something on this guy. And
conveniently, he was on the Charlie Rose show just a few
weeks ago. Oh, yeah. That's, that's a little setup right
there.
Or after he was called for the bank? No, before of course, it's
really Oh, yes. Nice. Oh, it's
a setup. It's a total setup. And softballs, by the way all
softballs like, Hey,
Charlie, Rose can do that. He's good. He's out of the park. So
listen to
this little ditty from the Now is the nominee just means the
nominee, or is he going to be the guy?
Well, there has to be approved. But we're the we call the
Chicago shot. He's the guy listen to what he says. So
it was points were back in the mid 1990s. When we discovered
all of these patients who are suffering from drug resistant
tuberculosis, there was no money to treat them. Everybody in the
world told us that we shouldn't treat them and we were sitting
there in a slum in Lima, Peru, watching them die, but in the
process, watching them infect their family members and affect
the people around them. And it was just the most hopeless
feeling we knew that we were sitting on top of an absolutely
explosive epidemic. We knew that in South Africa, and in the
Russian prison system, it was also happening, and all the
smart people in the world, were telling us forget about it,
it'll go away when we knew it wouldn't. It just felt like the
whole world was somehow skewed in a direction that was both
dangerous, and at some point evil. And then, of course, that
high point was when we started receiving support, first from
George Soros, who gave us our first grants. And then we
received a huge grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation. And today, you know, we're, we're continuing to try
to fight this battle. But at least now the forces are aligned
in a very positive direction.
No, I bet they are. So this is this is no mistake, this is no
coincidence that this is all taking place simultaneously.
This guy is coming in. And it's going to be a huge worldwide
Health Initiative. A big push, yeah, financed by the World
Bank. Yes. And it's all going to be about tuberculosis. And it's
all going to be about getting your shots and is very evil. And
this guy, by the way, is insane. So I found a video of the
graduating class of Dartmouth College, and you have to see the
whole video I'll play a little bit of the audio just to give
you the effect. But they're doing a version of time of my
life. You know, Jennifer Ward's Bill Medley from what was it was
that dirt Dirty Dancing, I guess, or whatever, some Patrick
Swayze movie, I don't know, and all and so the kids are singing
on stage and all sudden they cut to a video of Jim Yong Kim. And
he's dressed up like a like a hip hopper. And he's got like
neon stuff, and he's got the shades and he starts rapping.
And the kids are going crazy. It's the El presidente. Hey,
he's so
taken away, up in rock, five. up you're given all day. So come
on, let's go on the show Saturday. Night. Go, go. Go go
from the new president of Your World Bank. Ladies and
gentlemen. The party's hot tonight baby. You got to see the
video. It is the guy's insane. He's just insane.
So he's only going to be a short term or obviously,
he just he's just going to do his job and get the tuberculosis
mean propagated. And then I can't see any other reason for
it. You know, and when you get tuberculosis, is this deadly
disease kills people?
Well, that yeah, it will used to be like the coughing disease or
what is it? What is it? Well, yeah, there was a what was
called consumption. And they used to have TB hospitals,
because they used to keep the, you know, they stopped doing
this. They used to quarantine you if you had TB, right? You
like to rock guy Van Morrison was in one of those three years.
So really, you get you get in there you can't get out because
you're quarantined away from the public because it spreads and
kills people. Yeah. But they came with antibiotics to stop
it. And then they came up and then that was working and then
all of a sudden this resistant version that uses just like
Mercer did nothing can stop it. And once you get that you're
totally screwed. And they still aren't quarantining people and
It's like it's a setup. The whole thing is a setup.
Well, it's a total setup and it was so coincidental that I was
just happened to be reading about this tuberculosis thing
and it's manmade. And we and we're gonna test it on Africans
and, and this guy comes in, he's talking to Johnny Rhodes. He's
like, hey, you know, it's great. Soros is in you know, Bill and
Melinda Gates. They're in. Perfect. Perfect. Who give it? I
don't care about banking. I just want to like, shoot people up.
We'll see what did this is gonna be good to follow. This is gonna
be a fun one. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
Yeah, we're all over it, people. Hey, did you see that on the
news? No, although they could they could easily put that video
on the news. That rapping Yeah, the rapping thing is, they might
pick it up and I just gave it to the chat room. They're all like
vibing on it now. It's very, very cool. Well, while we're on
medical news, let's just play a little song for X vice.
Yeah, the thing about putting this guy in the if you see the
picture, that was the official picture of him being called into
the World Bank. Killer. He was standing next to him. Yeah. Oh,
yeah. And because she's the one that's gonna get the job
eventually.
Well, she's she's pulling the shots no matter what. Yeah, this
is her job that she's in but this guy is going to this guy's
going to do something to make a bunch of money for someone you
think and she's going to be in on
it. Well, it'll be pharmaceuticals for sure. Yeah,
obviously pharmaceuticals. Yeah, well, that gives me another
excuse to play the clippety blood clip and while we're at
it, here's one for Dick Cheney just because
I'm presuming that I could be kinda human if you're me. Haha,
it's
amazing how these people survive.
Just Cheney's unbelievable only one I can't even control it
anymore. It's over on it looking God knows where he's gonna look
like a chameleon.
He's a true he's a true zombie man. The true zombie. Meanwhile,
the real bankers this good stuff happened. Let's see you got TB
there, John. Yeah, okay. Yeah, I
need some water.
So the real banksters are killing each other.
A former Russian banker is being kept under armed guard in
hospital after being sprayed with bullets. East London. Good
man good been Soph was shot several times on Tuesday as he
entered his home near Canary Wharf, the British capital's
financial district. Police are treating the shooting as
suspected murder. You think Corbin soft once owns several
banks in Russia and Moldova, where he remains on a wanted
list for alleged embezzlement. The 45 year old has also been
named as a witness in the shooting of Russian financier
Alexander Antonov in 2009. He's also suspected of being involved
in that attack.
Yeah, lovely. So the real banksters are out there killing
each other. While the smart banksters are getting away with
theft. Have you followed the course on news? No, the course
anything is great. The the official at the firmer we're
talking about executive of the firm is Edith O'Brien. She's a
treasurer. She said send an email the afternoon of October
28. Three days of course before the downfall of MF Global. She
said there was a transfer of funds that was per Jaycees
direct instructions. Of course, the JC she's referring to is in
Dijon Corizon. And she apparently she was talking about
direct instructions that he had given to transfer $200 million
from a customer fund account to meet an overdraft in one of MF
Global's JP Morgan accounts in London. Again, all of this
according to an email sent by edits O'Brien who was a
treasurer for the firm, and that, in turn was quoted in a
memo that was drafted by congressional investigators. Now
remember, that MF Global at the time found that intraday credit
lines were being limited by JP Morgan. And so the question
during this whole situation is, did MF Global knowingly transfer
customer funds where they weren't supposed to be? Who knew
about it? When did they know about it? And of course, the
question remaining, which is where did all of that money end
up? So
we know where it ended up and ended up at JP Morgan in London,
because you just told us that. And here's what here's what's
interesting about this. So first of all, it's like a holy rule in
banking. You do not touch the customer fund account. It's just
that's, you know, that's not yours to do anything with. So
Corizon former Goldman Sachs, who both Obama and Joe Biden
were blowing, blowing, and we played the clips previously.
This is he's the greatest guy. He's the smartest guy. He's
awesome. He's awesome. Just blowing the guy. I should find
those clips actually. So he transfers that money because the
credit line at JP Morgan was being blocked. And now JP Morgan
is going to all these clients of, of MF Global and saying you
know what, we'll assume your risk of the money you lost. So
if you lost a million dollars, we'll give you give us the note.
We'll give you $900,000. And, and we'll take the risk of
getting the rest back, which could take five years, 10 years,
whatever. Because of course, JP Morgan has the money. So it's no
risk to them, the money is in their account. So they just wait
and they can wait it out. They can wait out for years and years
and years. So this was at least a 10% theft on anyone who just
says, Oh, well, you know, wow, I was out a million bucks. And now
JP Morgan, so nice. They're gonna assume my risk at least I
got my 900,000 back, but they're really being robbed for 100,000.
And this is all just, Where's where's the investigation on
this?
Well, apparently, they're gonna have a congressional hearing to
house. Yeah, that'll be fine as core design. Yeah, yeah. And
this is going to everyone believes this should be the
greatest, the greatest
show on earth. Any history. I can't wait, when is it when?
I don't know when it starts, but we'll be on it, believe me.
So the President also passed, just abstain on banksters. For a
second, the President also passed the Stock Act, known as
Senate Bill 2038. And this wouldn't be no agenda if we
didn't review that for you. Because, of course, what comes
out in the news is great, no more insider trading by these
eight holes there and the Senate and Congress. I have a when you
read through the day, and you read into it, there's a little
bit of this was a watered down version of the bill, apparently.
And it is kind of cool. You know, it says, you know, the
President, the Vice President, employee to the Postal Service,
Postal Regulatory Commission, no one can can do any insider
trading, they have to report every month instead of every
year. But that's not what this is about. Because in Section
seven of this bill, it's marked up for your convenience in the
show notes 300 four.na shownotes.com,
section seven report on political intelligence
activities, political intelligence activities.
Interesting, then I'm good at this man, I read through a bill
and like, what does that in general, not later than 12
months after the date of enactment of this act, the
Comptroller General of the United States in consultation
with the Congressional Research Service, shall submit to the
Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs of the
Senate and the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
A report on the role of political intelligence in
financial markets now, like, first of all, what what does
Homeland Security have to do with this? And then I read a
little further, for purposes of this section, the term political
intelligence shall mean the following. Do you know what the
political intelligence? I have no idea. Okay. Political
intelligence shall mean information that is one way to
derive by a person from direct communications with an executive
branch employee, a member of Congress or an employee of
Congress, and to provide it in an exchange for financial
compensation to a client who intends and who was known to
intend to use the information to inform investment decisions. And
then of course, it made total sense why Department of Homeland
Security is involved, because the real scam is you have
lobbyists, we have all these people who gather political
intelligence, talking to congressmen, talking to
employees of Congress, they are exempt from this act. And so you
know, guys, a congressman says, Hey, you make scanners don't
share like naked body scanners? Well, yeah, I do. Hey, listen,
man, we got some new rules coming in, you should take
advantage of that. Oh, cool. And they're off to the races. And
this is going to remain completely legal. But in a year,
we'll get a report. So the report required by this section,
so include a discussion of what is known about the prevalence of
the sale of political intelligence and the extent to
which investors rely on such information. Wow. Hello, what do
you think, be what is known about the effect that the sale
of political intelligence may have on the financial markets? I
don't know everything. Basically, the political
intelligence the selling of insider information remains
legal under this great act that the President signed into law
which was the point Yeah, that was
that was the entire point. Okay. So you can't do day trading at
your desk as a congressman a big deal. But you're, but the fund
that you're invested in can still get information from you
and go and invest in something.
Yeah. Which is what really was the problem? My worst day
trading just one or two guys are doing that. Yeah. Because they
were bored.
So it's insane. And people. Great President did that. That's
great. Good deal.
This is the this is the this is the MO This is the fractal.
Oh, don't I have a fractal jingle somewhere? I wish I could
find it. I can never find that one here it is for some reason
fractal of what is the question?
The fractal of Obama, you know, waving his arms and jumping up
and down. Look what I did. Look what I did. And then you look
beneath them, you know, look behind the curtain there did not
think
Oh, really? Yeah. Please don't look at the man behind the
curtain is really the we should be saying here. So yeah, those
are just a couple of things that I worked. Well, Mickey's like
Did you find anything? I said, Yeah. Yeah. It's outrageous man.
Some light humor here. Her must have been a couple months ago,
when the Dutch Prime Minister Margarita. Margarita was
visiting President Obama. And I noticed that he said to Aretha,
he said, Hey, you know, there's no greater ally than the the
Netherlands. And but I had heard him say that just like two days
before to some other guy. Remember, we played those clips?
Yeah, there's the latest one going around. I guess out of
that areas. The Obama's comments about you they punch above their
weight. Yeah, so
this is from a Danish TV report who did the same thing, but I
clipped out all the stuff that all the Danish stuff, I did some
work for you, and clipped it down just to give you the full
spectrum of the Obama bot, repeating punching above their
weight, and no better ally.
That's fairly typical of the way that Danes have punched above
their weight in international affairs. I said this before, but
I want to repeat Norway punches above its weight. We have no
stronger ally than the Netherlands. They consistently
punch above their weight. Ireland punches above its
weight. It's a small country. The Philippines is not the
largest of countries. If you using a phrase from boxing
punches above its weight. We have no stronger ally than the
Netherlands. We have no stronger ally than Australia. Poland is
one of our closest and strongest allies. Great Britain is one of
our closest strongest allies. As I said earlier, Germany is one
of our strongest allies. This state does it reflects the fact
that the Republic of Korea is one of our strongest allies.
Israel is one of our strongest allies. France is our oldest
ally, and continues to be one of our closest allies. Italy is one
of our strongest allies. Japan is of course, one of our
strongest and closest allies. I also wanted to just say how much
we appreciate the great alliance and partnership that we have
with the Danish people on a whole range of international
issues. Yeah,
notice the Danes are not one of our strongest allies. That was
the guy was bummed out
about that. Everybody's a strongest ally except the Dane
we are such slots. We're like a hooker match is probably what
got the Danish reporters to do those. Yeah, no, exactly. That's
exactly what he said. We're not as strong ally like everyone
else. We're just going to punch above our weight, which is good.
Wow, man. What a phony this guy.
You can even hear him straight. He's not struggling with the
punching above are waiting. He's like, which country was it
again? Ireland.
That's simply because you travel around. I know you're
not traveling around. He's in the White House most of the
time. Say he doesn't get a home game, man. It's a home game.
Yeah. And he can't remember who he's talking to. Got to think
about it. I hope I don't blow it because you would be really bad.
They have the Danes in there. Say Norway is one of our
strongest allies. Fun to wait. What an idiot. Yeah, it's really
embarrassing. By the way when you travel around is you ever
wake up someplace in the morning in some hotel? You took you a
few minutes to figure out where you
are? Of course, of course. So where am I? Yeah, Beaumont. I
remember now.
Beaumont,
I've been to Beaumont, Texas, my friend. I've been to Beaumont,
Texas. So you have did you go to the Roadhouse?
No. Oh, is that the place that serves a bowl of nuts?
No, it's worse of the place where the stage is raised and
you're behind chicken wire.
No, I did not go there. Yeah, I
was there. I was doing a show for like the I don't know what
the top 40 radio stations through Beaumont. I got picked
up at the At the Beaumont airport with a in a pink
Cadillac with with a long horn on the front.
Did it have a horn when you honk the horn It made a sound steer
I've been playing those days are over I've been places better
happened in this country. We don't have this deer horn sound
anymore. Ah,
you know what seems to be new and I see a lot of Eagle noise
to the horn like that notice the in Texas a lot. And they have
hubcaps that have like Madmax spikes
that stick out. I haven't seen those Oh, yeah. And trucks have
them too. And let me tell you, you keep your distance from that
so that you're like, Whoa. You know, it's kind of like remember
in, in Greece in the movie Greece. And Kentucky has like
the badass black racing car on that Kentucky, the guy with
Scarface whatever his name was. Yeah. And then he drives next to
Greece lightning and rips up the side is those kinds of things.
Yeah, yeah, they're, I think they're legal here.
We need more of that.
I need some of those on the Dodge and the RAM to give Mickey
some on the rover. That'd be cool.
Speaking of which, he's been around by the way where you're
talking about tuberculosis. And then he got into the dark fourth
thing I know I clicked on but all of a sudden, I run into me a
Pharaoh's. photostream she's spending more time in this area
than Clooney is. But nobody's talking about it.
She She's with she's with a she is involved in a charity that's
run by that guy that we talked about. Last? No, no, no. The
Other Guy. Guy, the real guy. I've got a guy Ryan forgot his
name. Mia Farrow.
That's how we operate. We forgot his name already.
It's really good. What is it name? Her charity is part of
UNICEF, I think. Yeah. But she's blogging from Africa and doing
all kinds of what's that guy's name? Yeah,
we'll dreamed up in a minute. Wow. That's horrible. Yeah, no,
that's how you
that's how you do it. That's how good he is got that nondescript
name.
He's got a nondescript name. And he's got the Voodoo Mojo thing
going. She can't remember.
Yeah. Maybe got tuberculosis, and it's like, former PR guy.
He's my brain or something.
Anyway. So I got an interesting little ask Adam.
Oh, do you need the jingle? Or or course you need a jingle?
Okay. Well, I that has been so long since we had an ask Adam. I
got this one. Okay, hold on a second, see what we got? Yeah,
that's exciting. Well, I can do it. Or
that's a little GX to get every sort of style of music. Okay, I
got a rant from someone you have to identify who this person is.
And then tell me when he said it.
I do not share the rosy outlook of life friend from Alabama. And
I want to pick up on some of the points made by Mr. The false
because after all of the statistics around them, really
what matters is what's going on to the average person. And I
know that the average person turns on the television every
day, and they hear that the economy is booming. But
sometimes those average working people have a little difficulty
watching the television because they're out working longer hours
for low wages than they used to. And the statistics are pretty
clear that between 1973 and 1998, real wages for the average
American worker are today lower than used to be the case. Now in
the last few years, we have seen some increases and we're
appreciative of that. But let's not kid ourselves. The average
American today is working longer hours for low wages. It is not
uncommon for that worker, whether it's in the state of
Vermont or New York State or anyplace else, to have to work
two jobs, three jobs. What used to be understood is that one
breadwinner in a family often the man that was what used to be
the case, could go out and work 40 hours a week and bring in
enough income to take care of the family. I do not see so that
first of all, what is wrong with your clips?
These clips suck.
It's your clips.
These clips I took these clips from when I was up north off of
a system that had an unbalanced line and oh kidding. So I had to
D noise them. Yeah, so doing it through and slightly out of
phase and I don't know why that Yeah, it sucks. We get to the
part where it goes. I can tell you it goes.
Sounds like it sounds like that sounds like Bernie Bernie
Sanders.
Okay, when did you say it?
When did he say it?
Yeah, I have no idea. Late last week a year ago. Ah, well, I'm
gonna be wary 2000 just same old thing he just guy Every year he
says the same stuff. And actually, he brought the 1% into
the store into the story. Oh, yeah, I've got a bunch. I don't
have all these clips now and because I'm at the reclip
because I'm not gonna play these crazy things, but it sounds like
there's a lot of good stuff on C span. All that all took place
before the.com crash in March of March, April of 2000. This is
one of them, by the way, that are just fascinating. They're
talking about the the upcoming boom, and they have Greenspan on
there talking about why we can't do this good economy is gonna go
crazy in the next couple of years. It's unbelievable. How
wrong they were.
Yeah. Bernie said, yeah, so that's 1012 years ago.
12 years ago. Same. Does it sound familiar? Yeah.
It couldn't. It could have been 12. It could have been 12 hours
ago. Wow. Yeah, that's, that's pretty messed up.
Yeah. In other words, he's accomplished nothing with all
this rhetoric. Nothing zip. Now, he just goes up there and rants.
And he keeps getting reelected. He doesn't do anything and
obviously, or he wouldn't have you but he's got a great spiel.
And he's an independent, right? Yeah, well, he wasn't right.
Yeah, he that way gets to play both sides of the fence if he
wants to.
So all your clips are gonna sound like this.
No, no.
Oh, good. Well, let's do another one. Then what you got? I mean,
I got so much stuff. Um, yeah. breathing room.
I got a wind Clooney is flustered. This is a little
comedy play that. I don't I actually don't even think I
don't. I actually don't even think I don't. I actually don't
even think I don't. I actually don't even think I don't. I
actually don't even think
Wow, man. Did you also like put together some cork art while you
were up there and port? Are you in paranoid about these things?
Are you in Port Angeles? Now? Is that where you are?
No. So okay, here's the Clooney clip. This is Clooney. I here's
here's the problem. I have Clooney queuing Pendergrast.
gasps friend to get printed or whatever. Yeah. penned a guy.
Yeah. And I, I can't I have the printer guy. Queuing Clooney,
but I can't extract it from the clip. It's weird. I mean,
because I realized I only saw him do it. He was he was I saw
mounted, but they can't get it off the clip. It's really
annoying. But I do have Clooney, and I want you to pay very
careful attention to what Clooney says in this clip. This
was on the Charlie Rose show. He's talking about diplomacy,
which is the key play? I don't I actually don't even think my
suggestion will be, I understand that this is an impossibility,
you're not gonna get a no fly zone through the Security
Council to China and Russia will both vote against it always. So.
So we're trying to look for realistic answers. And the
realistic answers are, are what we actually do well in this
country, which is our diplomacy. And that means taking the
techniques we learned about going after terrorists money and
using it to find the money that these guys are hiding. They're
not buying these weapons from the north, in Sudanese pounds.
They're hidden in banks in Malaysia. We want to go find
them and freeze them and make it harder what they're doing with
respect to Iran. Now. That's exactly what they're doing. And,
and we'll see, but it has proven to be somewhat effective. We
don't know how effective and how long it'll be effective. But
there's hope.
Yeah, so when he's AR AR AR AR was that when he was like
looking at Prendergast going like pick it up dude. Now
Yeah, he's doing that but but I want to to review what he just
said. He says the way to deal with this is with diplomacy. And
then he describes diplomacy
as freezing freezing bank accounts. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
How
is that just diplomacy in any world outside of Neptune?
Well, you know, it's, I've been following. How does this
I want to know how is this diplomacy that we're doing with
Iran by cutting them off from John trade on
it's called Lomas? No, it's called 21st century statecraft.
Surely you remember Lucifer? clippity clop saying this this
is 21st century statecraft now I was listening Do you want to
play the other Clooney clip before I get into this?
This is the one where the work after Clooney had been queued
Clooney decides to jump in oh no I'll Pender Greg gassed as you
know the one of the you know the you know how that works right?
You've been like you're trying to talk and I'm coaching you
along the way and then you feel that you're good enough to do
the do it the other way around. I got the punch
line now. Is this is Clooney accused Pendergrast Yeah,
basically gone to war with a number of the different reasons
the South was the only one that was actually fighting for
independence, and they won their independence through a
referendum becoming the newest country in the world, mid 2011,
it'll cost two and a half million two and a half million
lives lost. But that left behind these other regions who have
similar complaints about the kind of discrimination that
occurs in their regions, the dark organs, the people where we
were just visiting and the Nuba Mountains Blue Nile and other
regions, and they basically uniting in an opposition
to try to do it that was Clooney jumping in with the with the he
had a little fate. Yeah.
Yeah. Because he read the memo he like it two and a half
million, because it makes you sound smart. I mean, yeah, I
did. I've done this in so many meetings where I'd be wheeled in
like a and as part of our company. We have Adam curry. You
remember him from the MTV guy days? And then, you know, and
Blum does this all the time, and it looks to him. He'll even cue
me physically. So I can say, Yeah, with 30 million in
revenues. Yeah, really? All I know, is, this is what you do,
as Yeah, so you do as a celebrity. So um, I spend some
time the best news, I have to say the best reporting the best
questions, the just the best broadcast, which of course, is
only it's not even on C span, you have to go to the State
Department's website is Victoria Nuland. And I love watching her
because she gets so frustrated when people just did because
these are these guys are good. They're they're from all over
the world. There's different accents. It's just a million
different things going on. And the question comes up about the
12 countries. Now do you know anything about this, this is the
so the sanctions on Iran. And this, by the way is completely
evil, but it is the 21st century statecraft. So what's happened
is the United States, Lucifer predominatly came out. And she
said, according to the National Defense Authorization Act of
2012, haha, and we read this, the United States may impose
sanctions on those countries that are purchasing petroleum
products from Iran, within 180 days of passing the act, that
would be June 28 is 180 days, if the President determines that
there is a sufficient supply of petroleum and petroleum products
from countries other than Iran to permit a significant
reduction in the volume of petroleum. So obviously, this is
mainly pointed at India. India is a large buyer of Iranian
crude, and also the trainer's and so the statecraft. This
diplomacy is our boy Clooney calls, it consists of the
President of the United States threatening these countries, if
you don't stop buying from Iran, then we're going to put the
hammer on your head. The only problem is, no one really knows
who all the 12 countries are. And this comes up in this in
this news conference. And it's hilarious
to show that you have a list of countries who are exempted from
sanctions for deals with Iran.
So there's a list of 12 countries who will not have
sanctions because they have already reduced their purchases,
but just a little bit, and we're supposed to be going in and
telling them where to go get the oil from other sources, which is
the Saudis, by the way, they're pumping it faster than they
think you can believe. And but no one knows who these 12
countries are.
What are the next steps you're taking against India and other
countries who are still dealing with Iran? Well, we've
talked about this a couple of times this week, because as you
know, to gender our conversations continue with all
the other countries that want to talk to us who continue to have
issues with the amount of Iranian crude that they import
India is one of those countries and we are working hard with
India to see if we can help them with regard to reducing India's
dependence and the dependence of and who's squeezing them
basically, the other countries on Iranian crude and looking at
alternative sources of supply as well. We will also tell us what,
what those four countries are. I think, as we said one way, when
this was on the Hill, and when he backgrounded on this issue,
it's pretty clearly readily available in public sources will
actually actually Iranian crude, it's really not.
And I don't see why I don't see how difficult it is why it would
be so difficult for you to say which countries, if you're if
you are in fact talking to all 12 of them, which ones they are
and then my second question would be would that be
considered the multiple countries because I believe
Taiwan is one hadn't realized that you would change your one
China policy.
So all of a sudden you recognize Taiwan as a country now. This
guy is good. Hey, excuse me. They're not knowing that guy. I
don't No, you're not these guys
are great in there. But they would this never stuff never
gets.
Never Never there's a little bit more to this,
why don't I take the question and we'll
get back to with what we can I think it would be helpful to
name the 12. Because his message Yes, there are, in fact,
different private source data has different assessments of
what countries inputted Iranian crude oil in 2011, which I think
is the benchmark that you guys are are using, and took a while
to get to the bottom of this. And I think, you know, if it
truly is publicly available, then I think you guys ought to
be able to just say, Well, yeah, these are the 12. Even if you
have to say if we learn new things, like somebody didn't
really import any or somebody else did, and we find out later
that it might change, but Well, why don't I take the question,
we'll see what we can do. Remind them remind whoever it is,
you're going to take it up with these countries know who they
are already. It's not, you know, it's not going to be any great
reach of
secrecy. It's like, Hey, come on, just give us the
information. Why aren't you telling us this debts?
I wonder why she's not because they did I have the list?
Well, it's i Yeah, what do you have as the list? Well, I have
China China, which the problem is, is that it's the list is
people we can't really do much about because we're in it. What
are we gonna do with China? We're gonna cut them off. I
don't think so. India, which you mentioned, South Korea, which is
our one of our our best ally, what's the name? What
is one of our greatest weight and greatest allies? Yeah,
one of our greatest allies, we're gonna screw them over
South Africa, Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, another one
of our all time great allies, Philippines punches above its
weight and blah, blah, blah, well, Singapore.
Well, listen, listen, listen to Taiwan and Turkey. Well, let me
explain. So you mentioned two. Let me just give you a couple of
important ones. So where's the President today? He's in South
Korea. Right? Why is he in South Korea? Well, why? Because in
South Korea, we now have 20 American and South Korean
warships including submarines, aircraft carriers, destroyers,
all looking at China. That's why the President's there so we're
saying hey, China, you got to reduce your your dependence upon
oil from from Iran, Sri Lanka, what do we have in Sri Lanka?
Let's take a look. We have a draft flirt resolution that just
went through the Senate. Did you know about this, John? No, I
never heard of it. reaffirmation reaffirmation. Reaffirming I'm
just pulling a piece was too busy
following that murder. Racist murder down in Florida. Now you
did
well little human resource, reaffirming that states must
ensure that any measures taken to combat terrorism in Sri
Lanka, complies with their obligations under international
law. Well, what just happened in Sri Lanka? Wow, an Indian
company was granted the rights to drill for oil. China has made
an its application for oil exploration. This is once again
it's about kicking the Chinese out and showing them who's boss.
So the United States Government applauds the passage of the UN
Human Rights Council's resolution on promoting
reconciliation and accountability in Sri Lanka. In
other words, we've already got our experts in there, Indonesia.
Oh, wow. Indonesia, China, Indonesia signs deal worth $17
billion last Friday. Oh, wow. This Well, actually, this is no
agenda pipeline, either.
What's Maynard?
I couldn't hear it. It's the pipes. The pipes,
but we have to change it has to be follow the pipes and kick out
the Chinese. It's not enough anymore. So Syria, just to
follow along, because this is what it's all about. It's about
squeezing everybody down. And I will say again, that all the oil
now is coming from Saudi Arabia. They have they've already set up
we're going to, we're going to crank it up. We're going to go
to maximum capacity to deliver oil to those of you who don't
want to buy it from oil can't buy it from Iran, which of
course affects the price of everything.
You know, it's like this, doesn't it? Which is original
paying five bucks again? Yes, of course it is. On course it is.
And by the way, I'd like to know just while you're still on this
topic with the with the list of countries. One of the things it
was never mentioned that there are countries that are exempt. I
think it was kind of in passing. But for example, Japan is
totally exempt, exempt. Yeah. The EU main EU countries are
exempt. So what difference does exempt
Oh, it's about squeezing Iran because we want to get in there.
So I'm watching this Newland thing. And this is where I
learned that there's been a coup In Mali, um, like where the hell
is Mali? Get out your maps people. It's not small. Mali is
a huge country, right next to Nigeria, and it's very
strategically located. Let's have a listen to the question
that comes up about, of course, this is all about terrorism,
obviously to
make determinations about whether something is a coup, or
at least it takes the State Department some time. But is
there any immediate effect in terms of ceasing cooperation
with the Government of Mali, particularly on counterterrorism
work?
Well, I think you know that the United States provides
significant security and economic and financial support
to the Government of Mali every year. Hey,
John, did you know that Did you
know what we do with everybody? So I suppose I did. It's not
that much
something along the order of 130 $740 million, nothing. We
are meeting this afternoon no decisions have been made to look
at those assistance problems. Problems,
oh, assistance problems. He or she misspoke there? She blew us
this is I mean, in program that problem is no problem. There's
no problem,
and particularly on on counterterrorism, which some of
which I mentioned is done with the military. Do you think it's
possible to continue counterterrorism cooperation
with the new
authorities? Well, again, our expectation and what we are
supporting and working for with our Eco OSCE and au partners is
that we can reverse this that we can get back to good solid
democratic governance in Mali, and with regard to what one
would do or could do should do in this period. assistance.
We're looking at it this afternoon, so we haven't done
it. So some perked up, right. Okay. So you got terrorism,
we've got a coup going on. And by the way, not mentioned in
this, which came out the day after Patrick Barnes, an
official from Africa calm has now come forward and admitted
that the leader of the coup was trained by the US government
on Molly Scott. Yeah,
primary Flashpoint here appears to have been the military's
ability to deal with a touring rebellion,
the Tory rebels view of the United's now you know what the
tour ag rebellion is all about? Have you ever heard
about the Volkswagen? Volkswagen toric, that was the
top hit on Google. But that's not it.
It's that that rebellion has been amplified revived by the
fall of Gaddafi in Libya and toric fighters from Libya to
both Mali and Niger.
Okay, so the guys that we paid to go in and mess up Libya, the
toric rebels, they've come back, and they're now doing this in
Mali. So I'm like, what's going on in Mali? Well,
before you go on, I hate that word. You just going to do the
you're going to do the pipeline again. Thing and where you're
going to okay, there's what the ones I the way I see it, if you
want to go into the conspiracy side of it. A couple of years
ago, the Japanese decided to run a pipeline front up through I
think, from South Sudan, over to Kenya, through Mali, and off to
the coast to an island. That's what they then along the way, I
think it may be even recently, the Chinese just said China's as
you would have it would looked at this and I think and it was
Toyota that was doing the pipeline, the Chinese guys said,
you know, we can help out on this deal. And so it would be
possible that well, you know, maybe we're not so pleased with
letting this go on like this. And so we'd take over the place.
Well,
you can say that one, or you could look at the trans Saharan
gas pipeline, which goes all the way up to the north, into
Europe, from all the way down and set in the south of Africa.
But that's not even the big thing. This is where 80% of what
comes out of Mali is gold. And the Chinese have huge gold
mining operations there. Right. And that I think, is is the big
one here, gold accounted for 80% of the mining activity in the
mid 2000s. And here's a report. According to the latest report
released by the Asia Society of the United States, Chinese
direct investment overseas in the initial stages of an
exponential take off, Chinese companies overseas assets will
reach $2 trillion by 2020, particularly in Mali. So this is
again just about kicking the Chinese Abba was interesting is
that today came out that indeed, we have trained the rebels
there. So the problems that Ms. Nuland spoke about are actually
caused by us. But then, you see we have to have a solution for
the Chinese and we have BP ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips
are now talking to Alaska to build a $40 billion pipeline to
export liquefied natural gas from Alaska's north slope to
China. There's your there's your solution. That's what we've been
waiting for. I guess.
It's a possibility. I know that they're just they've apparently
discovered a bunch of oil in Mali, which is another thing.
That's variable. But I would assume that the Chinese if
they're doing gold mining there have probably built up a pretty
big influence. They got a huge infrastructure, they build up,
they put all kinds of stuff in, but it's always just for them.
But see, now we have terrorists, you see, so
now we can go and help the terrorist thing in the scheme of
things. That's
but they're mentioning it so they're talking about it. It'll
come is this terrorist thing
and get old?
No, no, it could never get old. They know that Korean Dvorak got
to fill hours of programming, so they just keep bringing it up.
So I took a flight, you know, up to back and forth from Seattle.
And besides the fact there was some loud Yeah, it was one of
those situations in Seattle, there was some dude, I've never
seen this before some loudmouth chick yakking away about you
know, telling it yelling and screaming about have you got
about what you hate the most? Yeah, yeah. Screaming lunatic
dead and non stop. Yeah. And she just kept talking about you have
to take your laptops out. You got to do is you can't have TSA
you mean TSA? TSA? Um, yeah. TSA? Yeah. She fat she was a
little on the portly side. Yes. Was she hot? No, they never are.
I can take it from a hottie. Wait, she was like yackety, Yak
and Yak. And so I'm in line. And of course, they had this one guy
was putting half of them through the body scanner and half of
them through the magnetometer and I didn't get to refuse to go
through the body scanner because he shoved me in a magnetometer
which is fine. Okay, good. But anyway, she sees me in line. And
I have like, because over time, I have my, my print out a paper
printout of my boarding pass in my shirt pocket. out of your
pocket. Yeah. That can be super on you. You cannot have paper on
you take the paper out of your pocket. Take the paper out of
your pocket, put the paper in your baggage, put your paper in
again to bend your piece of paper. Are you kidding me?
Did you pop that bitch in the face?
So anyway, this is like,
do we get a paper cut? I'm bleeding. Wow, you got a paper?
No paper for you? No bagels, no paper. Shut up. Paper. Really? I
know. You can't hold anything in your hand either. But you just
had it in your shirt pocket, huh?
Yeah, please do the boarding pass we because they used to
make it look at the boarding pass when you went through
again, you know, show your boarding pass. So then they
changed it. Now you can't even carry your boarding pass. And
they said she yells and screams about get your belt off and get
your paper out. So I had a big wad of paper in my pocket. I
decided my pants by said screw it. I'm gonna leave that in
there. I'm leaving my belt on because I had a shirt that was
that was not tucked in. And went through the thing. No problem.
It didn't go off. Nothing went. Boom, bull crap. Just basically
like
yeah, my favorite. So I'm sorry for that. No, that's okay. No,
that's always funny. Good to double knockers, on the day
mastered. Send us a nice note. You know, of course, we she got
a double Dame hood from Sir Mark. He sent us a knighthood, a
nice note that she returned going back to Tokyo from San
Diego. And she said, I should actually quote the email. But it
was kind of hot. She said, You know, I opted out. And the nice
TSA lady was telling me about all the reasons why, you know, I
wasn't gonna die from the radiation in such a smooth, like
poetic voice that she said she started like fantasize. Did you
see that note? I was like, yeah, it's kind of hot like that. So
amidst all of this, what have we not seen on television? We have
not seen any more. Syria talk. This is just off the radar.
Yeah, it's interesting. And so the reason why is that Kofi
Annan, you know, the guy that was all corrupted in the food
for oil program that a whole of the United Nations. Oh, yeah, he
put together his six point peace proposal to end the year long
conflict in Syria. And so back to Ms. Nuland, and she says hi
to the journalist, and I think he's either from he's either
from Russia, Syria or Turkey. I don't know which one. But she
starts off by saying the most ridiculous comment to the guy.
She apparently hasn't seen him in a while. And we'll listen to
that first and then we'll listen to his question.
We missed you. Are you been given home? Yeah, in Syria.
That's where we got the beard. Yeah.
Where you been? Yeah, it's home in Syria. Oh, that's where you
got the beard. But what does that mean?
It made me as far as she's concerned. He's Taliban.
I guess no. Like where you been Syria, you frickin terrorists.
Alright, what's your question terrorist? And he comes up with
a very good question, a great question. I might say,
Hey, you say that you continue to call on Assad to step down.
But an omission that you are endorsing, does not call Assad
to step down? Neither it forces any kind of time restraint, or
it proposes any kind of credible threat of force, right? I mean,
how both reconciled.
So this is very good. The guy saying, Look, you no longer are
you calling for Assad to step down? You're no longer saying,
you know, days, not weeks. There's no timeline. What
happened? How do you How does this reconcile what's going on?
Could you elaborate on that?
We don't see any irreconcilable elements here. The Assad six
points are focused on getting to means
the Kofi Annan six points, but she says the Assad six points
you such a dadey, it's
immediate ceasefire and immediate humanitarian relief
process underway, and an immediate political transition
dialogue ongoing.
So this is all not true. So I looked up the six points. And
the six points are as follows Syria commits to work with anon
in quote, an inclusive Syrian led political process to address
the legitimate aspirations and concerns of the Syrian people.
That's very different than what you just said. Syria commits to
stop fighting and immediately stop troop movements in the use
of heavy weapons in populated areas. Light weapons or okay, I
guess, as these actions are being taken serious should work
with a non to end all violence under UN supervision, a non will
seek similar commitments from the opposing parties to stop all
fighting. Syria accepts and implements a daily to our
humanitarian pause to deliver aid and evacuate the injured
like, Oh, hold on halftime, hold on, to clean up the field, to
stomp down the divots. All right, everybody good. Syria
commits to intensify the peace and scale of release of
arbitrarily detained persons. And Syria commits to ensure
freedom of movement throughout the country for journalists, and
Syria commits to respect freedom of association, the right to
demonstrate peacefully, nowhere doesn't say Assad steps down,
let another political party come in. It doesn't say that at all.
That doesn't change the fact that we don't think that Assad
is the guy that can lead his country into a democratic,
he hasn't called specifically Assad to step down, or there is
no timeframe for these dialogues.
Again, these are the kinds of things
now she gets annoyed, you just see your face, the
Kofi Annan technical team that's in Damascus is working on. But
we can't get you know, we have to get this started. And it has
to start with an end to the violence. sanitarian relief for
the people
to the Turkish foreign minister doto said that, in addition to
common message, we also have to develop a Joint Plan of Action.
And he's talking about the Turkish foreign minister who
just visited clippity clop.
Also, there are some countries today that Foreign Minister told
when he was here, having meeting with the Secretary Clinton, US
position was to tell Turkey not create a buffer zone or any kind
of humanitarian corridor. So what
I'm reading into this, John is a deal has been struck. I'm
reading a deal is done. Russia is coming in. They're taken
over, they're getting their port, whatever has to be done.
But the deal was done. I mean, to me, it's over.
Yeah, no. Today's day. I don't think we have to go on with this
that No, no, we don't know. I just want the New York Times
nothing. No, page eight, they buried a story about Syria and
it really had nothing to do with anything and it's over right.
It's almost the same way started. It was just some were
in the middle. I guess there was a bunch of we had to do some
saber rattling. I think we're going to I think this is going
to fade out of the news. If it hasn't completely already in his
neck. We're not going to hear anything unless some somebody
doesn't do what you say they're going to do.
Now. I think it's done. It's a done deal. It's over whatever
has to
happen. That's the way it goes. It was no big it was a phony
baloney thing to begin with. Yeah, the Russians own the
place. It's well they already owned half of it. So yeah, they
might as well give it though given the whole thing.
You know, hey, hey, you dude. A, A, your shirt off, take Syria,
put a hotel on it.
The Senate had a big deal about the you know, Russia entering
the World Trade Organization which we talked about. Right and
It's interesting. I have a couple of clips they're probably
not even I can summarize better, because they have the sound but
what's interesting is that the Democrats are trying to repeal
all these restrictions that we've had on trade with Russia
and the WTO agreement that is essentially he's going to open
up Russia for our exports but we're not letting the Russians
in so we're not going to see a bunch of Russian goods
necessarily no iPad ski for you. So it's kind of a one way street
at least according to Bacchus Bacchus on Rush if you want to
listen to it. Yeah. Overall thing you can hear part there's
only like one went on for 10 minutes is a couple of times
very interested.
Catherine the Great once said, There was nothing so difficult
as to escape from that which is essentially agreeable, dude,
this sounds like a recording from 1929. Great sounds like
Eisenhower on the wire like
he is and how to how to use this technology.
Russia joining the World Trade Organization presents a
lucrative opportunity, the United States economy and
American jobs. We can all agree on that. It was all embrace
rather than escape, because I don't
know if I can listen to it.
It's pronounced fine coming over the thing that really bad okay.
Russia is the largest economy currently outside the WTO. It is
the sixth largest economy in the world. July American businesses,
workers, farmers and ranchers to seize the opportunity that
Russia joining the WTO presents Congress was act we must pass
permanent normal trade relations or PNTR to ensure our exporters
can X access the growing Russian market. The United States passes
PNTR with Russia, US exports to Russia are projected to double
within five years. If Congress doesn't pass PNTR. Russia will
join the WTO anyway. And US exporters lose out to their
Chinese and European competitors. Oh yeah. These
competitors will expand their exports at our expense. Russia
PNTR is a one sided agreement that benefits American workers
and businesses and requires them to give up nothing in return.
Unlike a free trade agreement, the US states will not further
open its market to Russia, we will not lower any of our
tariffs or make any other changes to our trade laws. It's
a one way street. Russia, on the other hand will lower its
tariffs open its markets to US exports. US service providers
will gain access to Russia's telecommunications, banking and
other key markets. Wow. us meat producers will secure greater
access to the Russian market, including a generous US Pacific
beef caught up of 60,000 metric tons. A lot of meat and the
United States will get new tools for our toolbox to hold Russia
accountable to its obligations tools. These include binding
legal enforcement and transparency measures.
Well, this is great. So this is pretty much what we thought it's
like, we'll give you Syria and then you give us your rare
market so we can throw some stuff at that fantastic. Here's
the thing that's interesting. It's the Democrats who want to
do this deal. The Republicans are dead set against it. Play
this taste of Kyle, this guy, the senator from Arizona
douchebag is only a short clip. But this is the part of his long
boring exposition on why we should never even talk to the
Russians, and I think is really a throwback to the 50s and his
anti communist sentiment.
Let's stipulate that American businesses, farmers and ranchers
should be able to sell products to Russia and that free trade is
important and beneficial to the United States. We still need to
determine whether America is getting a good deal through
Russia's WTO accession and whether more should be done to
protect our interests. For example, Russia has never
ratified the bilateral investment treaty that the
Senate ratified years ago. That treaty would prevent Russia from
expropriating businesses and admittedly big problem in
Russia. This is a very basic economic right, that isn't being
protected. In addition, one of our witnesses will discuss
Russia's failure to remit royalties, which is also not
directly covered by the WTO agreements. And I submit the
administration is missing a point on the repeal of Jackson
Vanik, which ties most favored nation status to freedom of
emigration. While immigration may no longer be an issue,
Russia's blatant disregard for human rights and the rule of law
is every bit as relevant today as it was decades ago.
So Jason Vanek again,
Jackson does go on and on Jackson go on and on and on and
on. Of course, the Human Rights thing is got to be hilarious.
Everybody in the world says we have the most prisoners 6
million incarcerated plus the most per capita incarcerated
were the human rights violators or just go to the airport and
try Get through the line without having your rights violated.
Yeah, though this is nonsense. Yeah.
Yeah, you know it's worth it but we need to work on your setup
over there, man.
Well, no, I just I'm not going to use the setup I used I was
just it was a lashup. Okay. Another tale of the Hollywood
wacky
time for a little intermezzo here on the no agenda show the
greatest podcast in the universe. The Hollywood whackers
worth more dead than alive. The estate of Michael Jackson has
landed the biggest recording deal in history. A $200 million
contract with Sony Music Entertainment. Ah man who would
have thunk it, huh? And that amazing? Yeah. But even better
is the news about Whitney Houston. Whitney Houston, of
course. Dr. Drew running around. Sanjay Gupta running around Raj,
you got killed pharmaceuticals as Xanax. He got killed and
killed but stopped taking drugs, legal drugs, he killed Good,
good, good, good. They're very silent right now. As Wolf
Blitzer had breaking news, and some idiot who was standing by
the coroner's door with a report in her hand. She can't make
heads or tails of it. But it wasn't the legal drugs that
killed Whitney Houston.
Well, the Los Angeles coroner's office wolf just gave us what
they said was the first official copy of the toxicology report
for Whitney Houston, who died back in February the day before
the Grammys. And Wolf, I can tell you the final cause of
death has been determined. It's been ruled drowning. We also
know that at the time of her death, Whitney Houston had heart
disease. There was also cocaine will found in her system. She
was found submerged in a bathtub at the Beverly Hilton Hotel
again, just the day before the Grammys, the there was cocaine
in her system as well. What's also interesting, Wolf in terms
of the toxicology here, in addition to cocaine, there were
other metabolites that were identified and were contributory
to her death. Marijuana, the drugs Xanax, however, flexural
and Benadryl were identified, but they did not did not
contribute to her death. Were just told here, cocaine and
other metabolites. Finally, no foul play or trauma is
suspected.
Right? So the only problem was, they found no cocaine in her
hotel room. And if you take cocaine, let me tell you
something. I don't know much about it. I've never done it.
I've seen people on coke. You don't typically fall asleep.
Like oh, I'm sorry. I just took a big tube of coke. Let me get
in the bathtub. Oh, no. So I'm sure that someone said, Hey,
we've got to correct this little problem. Everyone was talking
about Xanax is not good. And it seems like we've got a fall guy
for all of this too. As this ditz continues to report who is
central to all of this the cocaine death, drowning death of
Whitney Houston, this whole
thing? You know, it's been a long process for the family as
well. I will find I know that Bobbi Kristina was at the center
of this investigation. Investigators here say that she
was crucial to this investigation in terms of
closing out this toxicology. They weren't able to interview
Bobbi Kristina, but she was the primary point of contact for the
toxicology findings, the primary family contact, and so they were
able to reach her. We're hoping to get some more information
from Ed Winter with the coroner's office in terms of how
exactly she was notified since they had so many problems
getting in touch with her on the past several weeks. I believe
that they had to locate her through her attorney. So again,
we're waiting for more details right now but as it stands,
drowning as well as heart disease and cocaine found in
Whitney Houston system, just want to
make sure you got it drowning cocaine, heart failure. And her
daughter was her daughter given her coke. Yeah, I don't know.
But just so you know, it wasn't the Xanax or anything like that.
Where's Dr. Drew? Dr. Drew on all this? Shouldn't he be like I
told you it was drugs.
Just a peculiar show talking about that other guy? Gupta,
Sanjay Gupta. Got some weird show as watching at the airport
called the next list. addresses that he's very it's very, it's
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Yeah, I found that peculiar. Well, you know,
there was something we could do to help on the income if you
want to help me. You wonder what you want to produce me. Produce
you
what? Well, I
got a I have an audition for Hiuen di o Hyundai, Hyundai.
Yeah. See, I can't even do that. Right.
And you said how you said Hi you guys seriously?
Yeah. Good Hyundai. So this specs on male trustworthy, every
man type accessible, not polished or slick, perhaps a bit
of a regional accent to convey authenticity.
You want to do a key to Texas.
Well, should I do Texas? Alright, that's perfect
real rare or real small real small. Miss small.
Let's try it. This is spot number one to be read in a
conversational style. What
does that you know are you just talking to me like you're doing
now?
Many carmakers put out a fuel efficient car? No Dad Okay
that's out that's no good. Well, what am I doing it right Jimmy?
Like you're talking to me like I talked to my let's call it junk.
Many
car makers put out a fuel efficient car who died?
You can't go and make a conversation that you can do it
can't be in the spot man. It's like oh no, we're not doing this
but we're just getting you in the mood to do it right. I'm
recording this this is the this is gonna be you're actually
recording it's gonna be the spot. Yeah, okay, go okay. Many
carmakers put out a fuel efficient car who and I brings
you a fuel efficient fleet presenting? Its Hyundai nine
died. Hyundai Hyundai. Many carmakers put out a fuel
efficient car Hyundai brings you a fuck. Many carmakers put out a
fuel efficient car Hyundai brings you a fuel efficient
fleet presenting the 40 mile per gallon highway so not a hybrid.
Is this conversational?
No, not at all. You suck. Why don't you make it? I can bring
down your you're actually just sounding like an announcer you
gotta bring you gotta pull that out of there. How do I do?
That's the hard part, though. It's not it's not the hard
primary. It's you think you're making it harder than it is. So
we'll just be talking and they'll just go into it. Right
and yeah, and you're in a way okay talk.
By the way. I don't know anything about the Hyundai.
Yeah, many carmakers
put out a fuel efficient car but Hyundai brings you a fuel
efficient fleet, presenting the 40 mile presenting the 40 mile
per gallon highway Sonata Hybrid. The 40 mile per gallon
hot that doesn't sound exciting. Who wants to listen to that? How
do I make this conversational? The 40 mile per gallon highway
Alondra and the 40 mile per gallon highway accent. After
all, there's no such thing as too much of a good thing. Only
at your look only at your local Hyundai dealers.
I got one for you. All right. You know you we did this once
before one time I played this clip of this guy's excited
surfer guy. Yeah. And he was really over the top and you said
to me Yeah, it says i You said I can do that voice and you did
it. Okay, and you do a really excited surfer?
Well, let's let's do spot number two because that says to be read
with a sense of urgency.
Oh, that's perfect. Okay, kick savings
into overdrive as your Hyundai dealer and get a 2012 Santa Fe
for oh point nine APR plus 500 bonus cash or a 269 a month
deal. This the Santa Fe has a best in class maximum cargo
space. And it's a 2012 IIHS Top Safety Pick. So live large and
save larger get a Santa Fe for oh point nine APR plus $500
bonus or $269 a month only at your local Hyundai dealer.
bohra.org/and I am sending it in. That's beautiful. I'm
sending it in just like
you got a blog. You got to take a look. You got to edit it
because you have it a little flub in there. But yeah, no
doubt.
Is that good. Do you think I'll get it now?
That's dynamite.
Now, what should I do the surfer dude, dude,
the first one the same way with that surfer kid. Let's try.
Let's try what you nailed. All right, let's try. Here we go.
Many carmakers put a few of any carmakers put out a fuel
efficient car but Hyundai brings you a fuel efficient fleet,
presenting the 40 mile per gallon highway Sonata Hybrid,
the 40 mile per gallon highway Alondra and the 40 mile per
gallon highway accident after all, there's no such thing as
too much of a good thing. Only the local Hyundai dealer.
No, you can't that copy is not readable in that voice. Let's
work on it later then. Okay with that second one, those dynamite
Alright, well keep that copy was written for that voice. That
second one. The first one's written for some, I think one of
those, you know, deep voices, you know, Paging Mr. Herman.
Page Up we heard we
can try that we can try that. Many carmakers put out a fuel
efficient car. Hyundai brings you a fuel efficient fleet,
presenting the 40 mile per gallon highway said not a
hybrid, the 40 mile per gallon highway Alondra and the 40 mile
per gallon highway accident. After all, there's no such thing
as too much of a good thing. Only at your local Hyundai
dealers.
Not bad.
I'll send it in like that. Done. org slash and a
was good especially the ending was particularly.
Oh my God. Help us out everybody. Boris Manohla
congratulates his human resources both turned seven on
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the 22nd chanson when her husband celebrates on April 1 on
the Fool's Day and Christopher Hunter congratulates himself he
turned 34 on the 22nd Happy birthday from all your buddies
here at the no agenda show.
And you have to also say Kristen Nicole, yes, turn her. Matt
turns 30 And she's as a gift. We're mentioning it here so you
can hear this. She wants to night him too, which is going to
be his birthday gift or one of them. And I'm sure she's going
to get more than a knighthood if you know what I'm saying. But
anyway, she can't seem to get the Pay Pal thing to work and
work and she's gonna have to go to the divorce.org/na and look
at the copy that we can mail a check that's
so we're just being good citizens here and a citizen and
we're saying that she gets the birthday shout out first 30th
and we're just going to expect her to pony up that what you're
saying exactly. Okay, beautiful. And we do have one knighthood to
do John if you could draw your sword out
good here. Nice.
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Congratulations. Thank you very much for supporting the show.
And, you know, don't we could just do that, you know, we just
stopped donations. And we just instead of a donation segment,
and I will just do auditions. Yeah. You know, because if that
pays all
Yeah, Hyundai should be paying us to do that. In that regard.
Forget
about if I get that gig, I'm sharing it with you. I mean, you
got to think of the residuals.
Well, that surfer voice should do is outstanding, but not with
the straight copy has to be exciting. I can just
see them in the audition going like, What the hell is this? I'm
sending it in just like that. And you watch me get it? How
high? How well, and low one using that was good. The first
the second one? I did?
Yeah, I think so. I could you probably could have slipped it
up a little bit. But the ending was particularly outstanding.
You nailed it. On the
on the low voice? Yeah. Oh, good. Well, thank
you where you ended the low voice one was you'd listen to
it. It's perfect.
Are you sitting there laughing? Right. It's
telling you because I've always thought you had a really good
voice, but you never use it for this sort of work. And so you're
not used to doing it. I don't know what
the hell I'm doing. This Exactly. Thank you for producing
me and we'll see how that goes
directing more than producing.
New I got an email from one of our local listeners here in
Austin. Steve, Steve, Steve is an architect with a very famous
architectural firm here. And he has offered for free to design
the curry DeVore Aqua library. Which conveniently Miss Mickey
and I would live in. And I had this idea. I'm like, this is one
of the idea. This is a really good idea. You know? So think
about it. If now we could just get some you know, if we have a
design, right and architectural design, can we do like a barn
raising where we get people to come in with hammers and two by
fours and
an architect is not going to design somebody that's that
simple to construct?
Well, we just need boxes. Mosey could we just need four boxes,
you know, it's a box for the library, a box for the studio,
another box for the video studio, and then a box to live
in. It's four boxes
below. I was given a real challenge that's make it out of
cargo containers. And a Quonset hut. Now you're talking
interesting cargo containers. That's an interesting idea.
Some architects have used cargo containers to create a
win incidence. Wouldn't it be cool if we had if we had like a,
you know, like the Clinton Library now and people could
donate containers? Send a container
to containers are easy to come by. Yeah, but
they're expensive. They're not free.
Well, they're not as expensive as they could be. But a lot of
them are dead headed over the USA sent over from China. We got
nothing to ship back in them. And it's not worth it
necessarily. We're sending them back. So we they pile up.
There's a beer used to be a huge pile out sight of
that's a great idea John. And we can have a library and everyone
can can
Library and Museum data. You can buy books
we'll have you know, we'll have some some of our have a bunch
of videos going constantly with a bunch of projectors.
We could do concerts, conventions, if you just if if
you can't get a bagel on the street, because the illegal you
can come in, you have a big kitchen, you can cook and eat.
And it's all made out of containers, shipping containers.
Interesting idea.
Yeah, I've always felt those things could be turned in. And
they're pretty rugged. I mean, you know, they're hooked on a
boat, top of a boat and go across the Pacific. And they
come over here and tack and
you just weld them together. Right? Yeah,
I mean, you have to cut holes in them. And you got to do all
kinds of things. But you could make it into I think if you look
it up, let me see. Shipping Container.
I can see Mickey rolling your eyes right now. Live in a no
shipping container. Container. I'm not living in that. Shipping
Container house. Wait a minute. This was
gorgeous. Send me the link. Just go. Holy crap. This thing's
beautiful.
Hold on a second. This can't be beautiful. Oh, I'm
telling ya. I type in shipping container house and then look at
the images that come right up. I don't type in images. But the
one right in the middle.
Oh my goodness. Oh, wow.
All of them.
Are these outstanding?
That one they read Dondo dot jpg
which is the second way Yeah, got it. Oh my goodness. That's
beautiful. It's totally just made of shipping containers. Oh,
that's Yeah. Oh my goodness. The
inside is really
awesome. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, this is it. Gonna tell you 10
Brilliant, sustainable shipping container homes and beautiful.
Oh my goodness. That's fantastic. And a great idea.
You have to really look to realize that shipping containers
No, I
see it. Inside. It's obvious. They're shipping containers but
inside it is. Wow. You see the one with the blue, the red, the
green and the orange lights and everything. Wow. Oh my goodness.
Look at this people sitting outside of their shipping
container.
Get the one with the two deck ship.
Look at the one on stilts. Oh my god. This is great. The one near
the water. What did I do, John, you're a genius. Look at the one
with the greenhouse shipping container.
Yeah, I'm looking at that.
That's a fantastic idea. shipping containers and everyone
can contribute by sending us a shipping container. They're easy
to transplant
dough Beach is amazing. I wonder how they got the that's
beautiful hidden, built around California's notoriously
stringent construction codes. DiMaria designs are Dondo beach
container houses sleek and contemporary.
And you know what's great about it in the Texas heat cycle in
the Texas heat you fry to death.
I'm sure there's ways around it. I'm really like
this is a very interesting idea.
This guy there are shipping containers that are insulated
for shipping wine and duck at
the All Terrain cabin. Oh my goodness. This is fantastic.
Okay, I'm blown away by this idea. Now. The curry DeVore ag
library we need to call like the citizens library or something.
Hey citizen like pay citizen library for
freedom and information. The Hey citizen Gitmo nation live
something like we got to work on it. But think about it. We could
get some cheap ass land which is about all I can afford. cheap
ass.
There's there's a lot of land in Texas. Yeah, it has
to be cheapest because I got no money and no one's gonna give a
50 year old guy a mortgage.
Hey, check this one out. Did you see the one near the top which
is like a bunch of inserts between two apartment buildings.
Oh, yeah. No,
it's beautiful.
Yeah, that last one. Yeah,
that's what I said. We had the blue the red the green. Yeah,
yeah. But I liked the one I like the the one the Wildwood tx.com.
Don't tell me this is actually someone in Texas who's done
this. Okay, it was just an ad. What is that? Wildwood tx.com
That thing on the end. Now that's something else. The thing
on the internet where you see this shipping containers on the
inside,
take the same page riginal search and then he click on the
images button and take a look at a page of these things. They're
beautiful. Well, not all of them. Well, yeah, there's a few
eyesores in the mix.
What what When? When is it going to what? What does a shipping
container cost?
Let's see. Used cargo containers for purchase and rent. How much
would it cost how much these things cost bear.
They can't cost much? Because they're surplus and most of them
are junk. They know they're trying to get rid of them
proximately 1600 bucks for a used 40 foot container. are 900
for a US 20 foot container? That's a good deal. And you
know, you can just but this is the great thing is like people
can buy these containers, send them to us because you know,
that's a known. That's a known system.
Right? Yeah, it goes right down the back of a truck and they
drop the container off.
I'm telling you, this would be fantastic. We build the haste
citizen library. It's just a bunch of big these boxes, but
they're beautifully constructed. And you know, everyone who
contributes who sends us a container, you know, we got a
place to stay for you. But we also have a real library. We do
art galleries we do. We have real books, free hollow books,
all of them are hollow. There's cool stuff in him. I'm just
saying it's nice. Not a bad idea.
Well, here's a whole prison. It looks like that was beautiful.
Nice. Yeah.
Okay, well, we can have that too. That is a very interesting
idea. John Adams. Okay. Well, Steve, you got your work cut out
for him and start designing with shipping containers.
He's got to buy one of the but I'm sure there's a book on the
top top. Yeah, there's way too many of these things not to have
some Headstart for his beautiful architects.
It's beautiful. I am amazed by this.
Anyway, yeah. Onward. Oh, sorry.
Sorry for this little distraction. When I'm liking
that. A great idea. It's easy. Okay, good. Um, maybe we should
talk briefly about to
lose. To lose. Yes, lose.
So it's looking more and more like this guy. Mara was a patsy.
As this doesn't even seem to be the actual guy that she doesn't
know, though. Everything we've seen about him as a goof ball.
You know, and it just doesn't the whole thing. Really, it just
is very fishy.
Well, here's the thing that is really nasty. And this actually
came from a source that I trust very much so. So you know, it
took like, 32 hours to get this guy to get this guy to kill
them. But it really what happened was, and if you look at
the timeline. And so they found the guy dead underneath his
balcony, because he had jumped out, you know, they said in a
blaze of bullets and all that stuff. Yeah, turns out that's
like a big crock. Because what happened was they had already
killed him after like 12 or 13 hours. But Sarkozy was coming
down to do a speech a live telecast, and he was delayed.
And so they kept waiting. And this comes from a guy who was
like three apartments down. They kept waiting and waiting and
waiting. And then when Sir cozy finally got into town, then they
did this, this big, you know, big barrage of bullets and
explosions. And then we got him and then sir cozy goes live on
television. But if you count the bullets and the bullet holes in
the bullets in his body, the guy had been dead for like hours and
then never shot them on the way down. He was just dead. And they
just waited for Sarkozy to do his big speech, which includes
new laws, if you visit internet sites, supporting terrorism,
whatever that means, you're gonna go to jail.
Which reminds me, somebody mentioned this to me, and I
forgot about it. I have to go now follow up. Do you realize
that many of the ISPs and in I guess in cahoots with the
government have installed a six strikes? Six strikes? Three,
three strikes? No. Six were in the US. Yeah. No, I know.
There's three strikes in France.
No six strikes in the US. You get caught downloading something
they don't want you to downloading six times you're cut
off from the internet for good. It's got no publicity.
Wait a minute. That's a human right. The Internet is a human
right.
That's what you'd think if you listen to Lucifer.
Yeah, it's a human right. Except if you live in America. No, I
didn't know this is published anyways. I'll dig into it. Is
that published anywhere? Is that like real? A real thing or real
just floated?
It's floating around. I have to look out goodbye. Next show
Thursday show. We'll have all the details. Okay.
All right. Good. Yeah. So then we have Afghanistan, which has
also quieted down just a little bit, but to the reports coming
out, this is a report from Reuters residence of an Afghan
village near where the American soldier is alleged to have
killed 16 civilians by the way. Why does everyone keep saying 16
civilians yet? He's been charged on account of 17 homicides.
Where's the missing person?
Maybe a pregnant woman.
Your bad.
Well, that's counts in the US you kill a pregnant woman that
gets charged with two homicides.
Well, they say 16 civilians but there's he has 17 counts of
murder. And accounts to the Associated Press. I'm sorry, not
Reuters Associated Press and to the end to Afghan government
officials, the residents alleged US troops lined men up from the
village against the wall after the bombing on March 7, and told
them they would pay a price for that attack. So it seems more
and more like the true story is this was not one crazy guy who
by the way is not developed amnesia, can't remember
anything. It seems like this was a coordinated attack with indeed
as the as Karzai when the Lord knows what his agenda is. Him
being like a chevron dude, there to protect the pipeline is
saying, hey, you know, this was like 1920 guys who came in and
shot this village up.
Yeah, of course. Now, of course, they are saying is did it twice?
So did work twice. But he, you know, went out once and it went
back and he had dinner, I guess, really? This pouch? Here this
one? No, yeah, it goes down, he goes out. This is what the Army
says. He went out and killed by half of these people. And then
he went back to the base and sat around and shot the crap with
the guys and I guess, had a smoke and a beer. And then he
went back out again and finish the job. Right? Yeah, that's a
little, little. And now they're saying it's because he was
hitting ahead during some action. And he's got, you know,
a slightly been stupefied by the end. It was just really some
sort of a psychotic break.
Yeah. Yeah, I'm believing all that.
Yeah, it's just so yeah. And we had that we had called story
they can come up with
we had coffee with Mike and Jane yesterday, after the market.
They organized the Austin meetup. That's really awesome.
She's, she actually is also an architect. And he's a guitar
teacher. And they were just like, man, you know, we love the
show so much, you know, we can't change crap, but it makes us
feel so much better. Really, when you hear all the stuff
we're talking about, how can you feel better?
Well, I think what makes people feel better is that they read
because they were always you people watch smart people, which
is mostly our listeners. Smart people watch the news. And
they're constantly giving these nagging doubts about whether
they're being fed a crock of crap. Yeah, true. And they
gently just say, Wow, now I can't be a crock of crap.
Because at this, CNN has it. And CBS has an NBC has it. And so
then we go dig up, we don't dig up all the crap. Obviously, we
only have a few things. But the stuff we come up with shows that
it is a crock of crap. And you could probably assume that the
entire news broadcast is a crock of crap. And it makes you feel
better.
Yeah. And I think that when you when you hear what is the truth,
and not saying that we know everything, but somehow
inherently in your body, you kind of it feels better. That
makes any sense.
Yeah, no, I think is healthy. Yeah, I think we're actually a
household revenues analysis show we're a health show health and
wellness program, health and wellness, I'm
gonna change our I'm going to change our category on iTunes.
Yeah, health and well, health and wellness. That's what it is.
Yeah. Speaking of which Ron Paul is, has been still was
introduced this, this bill in 2009. And again in 2011. And he
continues to move, it's the parental consent act of 2011, HR
2769. And I bring this up, because I got a nice little
video of the guy who is in charge of the petition for this
bill, the parental consent act. And what this is, is that
essentially, the whole idea of this act is no government money
shall be spent on supporting the following which His name is Kent
Schneider says is happening, and is being put together very
quickly by the pharmaceutical industry. And I think it's worth
talking about because a lot of us have little human resources.
And, and it's important to note what is happening, people say,
in the United States that these things can happen here, mental
screening that only took place in the old Soviet Union, or
communist Vietnam or those places. It's not true,
interested people, especially parents of children need to be
informed about this trend. This movement is very well
orchestrated movement to have every single child in America
from zero to 18, screened for mental wellness, which will then
lead to treatment, which then really is another word for
drugging. We already know what the pharmaceutical industry is
doing in terms of lobbying efforts for this. This whole the
program, we know what the psychiatric profession is doing
to their lobbyists. So we know all that when special interest
groups like the pharmaceutical industry, which is one of the
most powerful lobbying groups in Washington, when they bring
their lobbyists to Washington. They're here for business. They
don't come here for Philosophy. They don't come here for the
good of the country. They don't come here for principle, they
come here to make money on their investment. And when they come
to Washington with this plan in particular, they see two things
in my view, they see forced new customers, and they see
guaranteed payments. There you go. So they're gonna, there's
gonna be a mandatory screening of your kid from mental illness,
it's probably going to happen as a prerequisite for going to
school. And they're gonna find lots of stuff wrong with you,
and you're gonna get drugs.
Oh, yeah. Everybody's mentally ill from their perspective. Yep.
So do you ever get mad at Mommy? Yeah, I got mad here the other
day a
riddle. For you. Yeah. You're harassing me again.
I'd be drugged kid. I like to take drugs all. Hey, since
resistance is terrible.
Are you doing to twitch today? No, it's too bad. Because you'll
recall I was on the last time I was on twit, a 1937. I blew Leo
away by saying that Google Voice and Google in general, was
already listening to us through our computers. And I'm sure you
saw the news. Right? And there'll be talking about it
today, I'm sure. Probably that Google was awarded a patent for
advertising based on environmental conditions.
gathered through a device sensors. So they're gonna be
listening to your phone calls. You know, if you have Google
Voice installed, uninstall it. And
microphone. Everyone gets a big kick out of I got this. I'm
using your mic. Tom's got a little camera on it. Like all
the rest of them. And like every camera I have on all these
monitors, I have a little piece of gaffers tape right over it.
Right.
But the the microphone is the other one now. Yeah, I
probably should gaffer tape those things. I don't think that
works. Yeah, where the gaffers tape. We'll keep that those mics
are not dead. I think you
should snip the wire. And I'd have to go in and get it go in
and snip the wire
that is snipped away. The display goes out. I mean, you
know, I'm not gonna do groovy man. Wow, without some software
to monitor that crap. I hope shortly
I hope shortly. I'm running Ubuntu now on my personal
machine. So
you say this? Yeah,
I am. Not on the studio machine. But you can't it's too late for
that. Yeah, but Am I too late? No, that just you know, I got a
system set up. He's good. You know? Yeah. So I'm
saying is it too late to get a system set up? You got a system?
You can just jump around?
No. Well, I could, but it's just not there yet. And, but uh,
yeah, I run it on my on my MacBook Air. It's great. I love
it. I trust it.
You're running new Ubuntu on a MacBook Air?
Yeah. It's called My setup. It's called Mountain goat.
Yeah, you like it?
I've been I told you about this. I've been using this for over a
month now. Yeah, yeah, it's great. And you know what,
Firefox is fast on Ubuntu. You know, on, on every Mac and
Windows, you know, it's like stuttering and when asked to
play flash flash is freaking out. Then, you know, your
browser slows everything down. You don't have that? Yeah, I do.
Yeah. But on Ubuntu, amazing speed. And Thunderbird, I'm
using that as the email client thing is amazing. I had no idea
how good that was. And it keeps it maintains a database of all
your emails. So if you want to search it's like really fast
faster than what I had before. It's good. It's good stuff.
Yeah, yeah. Okay, we have never
brought I have not yet to bring myself to go into jumping all
the way over. I mean, I, I do use one of the public one of the
boon to like, word processors, which I just happen to like a
lot now. And the Open Office one Yep. And I use Open Office two
but the problem is I have is I do a lot of work on Photoshop
and Illustrator and I can't the GIMP man the GIMP member we had
this is no good. Doesn't do illustrator So gimp is great
you need the GIMP, I think is bad. Thank you can I think the
GIMP is for you?
Use like saying it I do
something about the GIMP. Ah, all right. I think that's it.
This was actually something I want you guys to check out the
show notes three, nine or four.na shownotes.com It's the
Monsanto kids biotech basics activity book. I'm sure you've
seen this, John. Yes, I have is awesome, isn't it?
So I use it. We use it for homeschooling.
Yeah, that way your kids won't have to take drugs because
that's it's actually good for them. It's all all the good
stuff right there and the Monsanto kids biotech basics
activity book. Make sure you check that out in the show notes
under The biodiversity under clips and stuff. I know not poor
today no agendas, producers update on the stream so y'all
can do whatever you want have some time off.
And well we didn't get to which we might get to in a future show
is apparently in China's Guangdong Province. Yeah. The
delicacy there if you're going to go out and have a nice dinner
is deep fried mice. Deep fried mice. Big word for the week.
I think I've seen a food truck in Austin that has that. If not,
it's another business opportunity. And we're gonna
have to look at these if we don't get donations for
Thursday.
Orinda customer Molin. I've been eating mice for 10 years with no
ill effects. You can fry them, roast them or boil them. They're
very sweet and tasty.
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