Hey Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, April 15 2012 times you get my nation media
assassination episode 400.
This is no agenda
celebrating our sixth year of fighting evil and coming to you
from Camp MoPhO in the capital of the drone Star State Austin
Tejas in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
And with no further ado, and from Northern Silicon Valley,
I'm John C. Dvorak. Hill.
Happy 400 My friend
had to do a find a pen is happy 400 Do you and in the morning,
and in the morning, do you all the ships at sea, they're
listening to this show 400 And also the boots on the ground
that should be listening to show 400 And the feet in the air who
could find other things to do with their time and also the
feet washing up on shore?
And of course, the boats under the sea? Yes,
we do have a submariner here Submariner is
listening to the show. And in the morning to all of the Human
Resources listeners and producers who are charged up
ready to go in our chat room as always, it is always a great
help to have you there giving us fine advice. That industry.com
no agenda chat.net. And, yeah, so it is this is our six years
it not the, I believe. Yeah, I don't
know what was the first day to the first show.
I don't know. I just made it. I just figured out six sounds good
think is five? No, I think this is our sixth year. Officially,
we do 100 shows a year. So it's impossible. No, no, no, no, no,
no. Think about it. Two shows a week. That's 52 weeks out. Yes.
100 shows a year this is show 400 How could it possibly and it
and by any stretch of the imagination since we started off
doing one show a week? Could it be our sixth year?
Well, hold on a second. I so that's you're gonna argue this.
Yes, I am. I think we started in 2008.
Was it 2007 or 2008? Well, I think we can find that at the
iTunes maybe.
So yeah, we're we're well prepared to Wikipedia. We have
wiki wiki page, dedicated to 2007.
We started in 2007.
Yeah, like in October. Really? That wasn't your credit just
before Christmas. All right, hold on. So you know, agenda
wiki page.
No, I mean, iTunes, I'm trying to find just the first show that
we ever did. So if I go to iTunes Store? No. No agenda is
how much we care about it. We really, we really prepared for
you October 26 2007.
Okay. All right. So then this is our
we're in our fifth year. This
is our sixth year. No.
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012.
Yeah, it's our secret today. We're
not even we have not hit. We've not even done five. We're not we
haven't even done five. Well, let's do the show over again.
Because I said it all wrong. No, it's fine.
All right. Oh, man. Anyway, I
was so happy stuff out in real time on the show we do. Of
course.
Even though we're only in our fifth year, we have seen that.
We are extremely influential in the world of politics, as well.
What did don't laugh at me this is this is the truth. extremely
influential as now even the Secret Service has decided to
take our Hooker and blow monitor. And
somebody had to tell them they have to pay the hookers. Yeah.
It's like, how could they have gotten that wrong? I actually.
Wow. All right. So this is great. Now we go. I pulled this
one apart. I felt like what is going on here?
You pulled what apart? I pulled the horse
story except that right now. Something crashed here. And I
can't play any clips.
Starting to show over? No, no, no,
I'll just hold on a second.
Let me just so it's October 26 2007 is another celebratory
day because then that is a that's our fifth anniversary.
October What 26 Okay, I'll bear that in mind. Well, you can bear
whatever you want.
Alright, so this, of course, was a big distraction. And actually
it is and this is why this show is so great. Because you know,
you don't have just have one guy and I think we should kind of
reiterate before we actually get into it, that the two of us
started this show just as a conversation between two guys
who kind of knew that the the other one was just as as as
hated as as the other in the public mind. I think you were
hated more, a little more. Yeah, but so that's what that was your
attraction to me obviously. And I hate this guy.
This guy's a dick.
It's like, it's like the fat girl wants to be around fat.
Ooh, careful now with my Rubenesque women,
just saying, you know, they want to be the one to look thin by
comparison. I look good. You know?
So look at here. So just for those of you who are relatively
new to the program, we never speak except these few hours
twice a week. That's the only time we actually communicate.
Once in a while, I may call for a cooking recipe. But there's no
pre pre arranged
rehearse the show, as you can tell, yes. Yes.
To finally find a 400 unrehearsed
you know, I bring to the table what I've got John brings what
he's gotten, we compare it because it's still kind of just
like us trying to amuse each other. And it has a kind of hit
on hit a hit a nerve with people around Gitmo nation. So, as I
was looking at this, at this secret service story, it
immediately reminded me of a clip that you had on the
previous show. And so I want to replay that clip, the previous
episode, and then I'll lead you down the path. And I have to
say, first of all, the Secret Service was actually doing their
job and doing it correctly, and should be commended for what
they're doing. And I will explain why I have this opinion.
First. This is the clip that John rolled out on the previous
episode.
Century. Issue three, the War on Drugs are chakra, the president
of Guatemala Central American country has proposed an
extremely controversial agenda item for the upcoming summit.
drug legalization, drugs and drug violence are plaguing much
of Central and South America. So listen carefully. The president
of Guatemala has proposed a Regional Court to try drug
traffickers. And to decriminalize the transport and
consumption of drugs and getting economic compensation from the
United States for drugs seized in the US. On compensation, he
said, quote, for every kilo of cocaine that is seized, we want
to be compensated 50% by the consumer countries.
So this, so this is what we liked about this is from the
McLaughlin group, and we like, Oh, that's pretty funny. And
then I started to do a little bit of research, and this is the
Summit of the Americas that the President was joining. And what
happened is really the pretty much the number one item on the
agenda was this legalization of drugs is had very little to do
with any trade agreements. I've pulled a couple of a couple of
clips here is the Costa Rican president who of course was
going to attend,
what do you make of the proposal by the President of Guatemala,
where he says that perhaps the sale of drugs should be
legalized? Because that would decrease violence?
I think that at least, we should discuss it. And we should try to
look at the evidence of some other nations that have tried
with this kind of alternatives.
Okay, here is the president of Guatemala windthrow. creaming I
can see you and Mr. Pace, que la violenza, I find that crime,
corruption and violence have grown in my country, while the
cartels have spilled over from Mexico went to Guatemala, our
institutions have been weakened. And this is happening elsewhere.
So now I asked myself, are we doing things right? Okay. Here
is the report from our Canadian neighbors about President
Harper. And part
of the problem, of course, is that it's pretty hard to have
prosperous businesses and more trade. When there are gun
battles raging in the streets, of course, in Mexico and
Colombia and many other countries in Latin America, that
is often the case. And so the second big issue on this trip
will be security, meaning, of course, the drug war, and it's
very interesting debate, which is being promoted at the summit
by the host and the champion of the summit, President Santos of
Colombia.
Okay. And the President gets there, it gets to Guatemala to
Cartagena, and he's on Univision, and he's asked a
question about this,
Mr. President, this lively discussion on the issue of drug
consumption, drug trafficking among the regional leadership
seems to have caught American diplomacy, a little bit off
guard,
I don't mind debate around issues like decriminalization. I
personally, don't agree that that's a solution to the
problem. But I think that given the pressures that a lot of
governments are under here, under resourced, overwhelmed by,
by islands, it's completely understandable that they would
look for new approaches.
And so he's clearly annoyed by all of this. So we cannot have
this the number one topic of conversation coming out of the
Summit of Americas and you don't know why, John, why can this not
be the number one topic?
What will? Well, no, because because the
drug trade is the only thing propping up our economy, right?
Oh, yeah. No, that's a good point. And especially if we go
by our thesis that the Afghanistan thing, but even
certainly paying for the CIA,
even the United Nations said that if the banks, the top banks
in America had not been laundering the drug money, they
would have collapsed. The banks are at this moment, I really
believe and it's a UN report. So take it for what it is they're
probably playing it down if anything, is being propped up by
the drug trade now.
Why the way they did bring it into the discussion is that the
woman kind of made this kind of a cute comment. Well, you maybe
we should look at what the experiences with other countries
are and see what happened, which points the finger right at
Portugal, which nobody wants to talk about. They've
decriminalized drugs. 13 years ago, usage has gone down and
problems have gone down, everything has essentially
disappeared.
So knowing that we cannot have this conversation, Obama can not
be the odd man out. We cannot decriminalized drugs, because
that would really mess up this awesome system they've built for
themselves. Do you know I looked this up right on their website.
What is the number one mission without looking John of the
Secret Service of the United States? What is their number one
mission
to protect the president against hooker's incorrect
mission statement. The mission of the United States Secret
Service is to safeguard the nation's financial
infrastructure and payment systems to preserve the
integrity of the economy and to protect national leaders
visiting heads of state and government. Their number one
mission is to protect the integrity of the economy. So
when they found out that the entire PR move was about the
drug thing, someone said you know what, guys? We've got this
is our it is our job and our duty. Let's get some hookers and
cause a ruckus as a distraction. Come on,
you can't Yeah, no, I'm like and as you can get
for your can't get even a razor blade in this theory of mine.
This is their into their nose. So I always thought did
the job. You're right. And they did a great job sent back to
Washington DC to have us get a medal. Get a pin, yes,
they get a ring, a commemorative pin. And because
it looks like a bunch of high fives are landing in Washington
DC as we speak. And as the high fives are going on, nobody's
gonna follow any of that none of the media of course, and they're
they've done their job and it's done
and what you cannot be more patriotic than that. To actually
fall on your sword to protect the country. You know, this is
what these guys are sworn to do. Look at it Secret Service guys
who go after the counterfeiters secret service.gov/mission.s
html right there. And I'm reading it from them. It's so
everyone thinks their job is to protect the president. No,
that's their second mission. And it is subservient to their
number one mission, which is to safeguard I'm reading it
verbatim saying
actually their second mission, which is actually part of the
first mission. If you think about it. Well, of course
it is. And so even the news media, and I have two clips
here, one from CBS, they realize it's a distraction, and they're
just following along. Oh, okay, guys, we're supposed to follow
this story. Listen to ixnay on the Ugh, Dre. Let's not talk
about that. Here's CBS. The
Secret Service sent home 12 of its personnel from Columbia, at
distracting embarrassment for President Obama.
Here you go distraction, but the fox report was the funniest,
mainly because the guy on the ground starts messing up. And I
just had to play that because it's hilarious, but he's also
it's $1 to distraction. And then they say, Okay, well, what's it
distracting from? You mentioned that briefly, this is
attention away from the trade that the President had hoped
would be the focus of this summit. Well,
let me ask you about that window. Because, you know,
here's the President hoping to be talking about trade
agreements and economic cooperation in the Summit of the
Americas. And now all of a sudden this scandal erupts out
of nowhere is there anger over this apparent embarrassment here
but by the White House, how would you characterize their
reaction?
Well, it's certainly an embarrassment because it takes
the focus away from what the President would like the focus
to be on but frankly, the trade aspect of this summit was light
to begin with. And there were other elements that were coming
to the fore, if you will. The drug decriminalization
discussion that's going on here the US of course, objects to
that, but there's more talk about that than there is about
this scandal involving the Secret Service agents. Yeah,
don't you get a douche bag? That's the whole point.
And more talk about the fact that Cuba is the odd man out at
this summit, Hugo Castro, Castro, not Hugo, I'm sorry, but
don't Castro's brother.
His new name is Hugo Castro, Hugo,
Hugo Castro, whatever his name is. So the guy even recognizes
it. It's like everyone was talking about the drug thing.
Oh, I'm sorry. By the way. You didn't see this on the news in
the United States of Gitmo nation did ya know, that's what
our program is for us to tell you? Because of course, what a
fun story that no agenda news network was even filled with
that our own producers are caught off guard by this, like,
oh, yeah, jokers it took a minute. First of all,
prostitution is legal there. So if these guys want, you know, if
they're on duty, off duty, whatever it is, if they want to
go back, some hookers, it's legal. It's okay. If it happened
in Amsterdam, no one would be up in arms. So it's completely
meant as a distraction to take away from the conversation of
illegal drugs and drug trafficking, which is propping
up our financial system. And we can't have that conversation.
Mission accomplished. Good job, guys.
That was what was funny to me is when this as this thing was kind
of winding down. They found a bunch of soldiers. A couple of
workers. There's like, oh, and they made kind of a semi fuss
about I'm thinking, gee, a soldier with a hooker. Name
is what happened. Have you ever seen Good Morning Vietnam? I
mean, come on. But here's the here's even more disturbing. So
the Secret Service reports to the Department of Homeland
Security. And that's disturbing by itself. And I'm starting to
wonder about these hookers, because nowhere did they say
they were gay hookers. And I'm thinking they just might have
been something that we have looked at in the past. And I
actually spent some time this morning and I captured all the
pictures of the marketing websites. If you go to dhs.gov
the Department of Homeland Security, it is a marketing
website. And it's trying to recruit you into the Department
of Homeland Security because of course, you know, it's not big
enough, and this never existed more than 10 years ago. Bigger
than the Marines. Yeah. And we need to have all kinds of
douchebags in here. I want you to go to the GAO
steals apparently, they busted some guy just local did was
stealing iPads.
Right, that's the TSA which is, which also reports as
DHS still and I guess he didn't realize a lot of them have that.
I guess there's some cool software you can run on the
thing that detracts it you know, if it has to find the filing
can't
find my iPad? Yeah. So go to DHS people.curry.com. And for your
convenience. I have captured every single picture of the
marketing website and tell me that they're not looking for
beautiful gay people. DHS people.career.com. John, are you
there?
Yeah, I'm looking at it now. So all right, Angelo, probably
Paul. Yeah. How
about how about Christine? Oh, my gosh.
Lucas is a total Brokeback Mountain. Okay. What about
Kelly? Come on. She's a total lesbian. Yeah, yeah, she is.
And then Richard. Hello. He looks like the Republican.
Undercover gay. John. Gay. Harold gay Monica. Possibly. How
about a damn yo, y'all. Yeah, about a neitra. Come on, man.
How about tests? And Nietzsche looks like a guy. Yeah. Well,
I'm telling you, they're recording gays and lesbians.
Look at this.
It's an interesting argument. But maybe the photographer was
gay and he just makes everybody look gay.
Who runs department of homeland? Oh, my God who runs the
Department of Homeland Security? Yeah, I rest my case.
A lot of gay stuff going on this week. In fact, I think it all
began with that that douchebag from the RIA Hilary Rosen bow or
the Tory she's an out gay woman married to a woman and I decided
that she is besides hating college kids as she hates I
think she's a hater. I think she is hetero phobic, which is a
term nobody wants to use or even think hetero phobic. Oh, it's
valid.
It's totally valid. There's no rationale for it not to be valid
if you think about it, because if people do not like, you know,
they're they're they're homophobic, everybody's
homophobic. In fact, I coincidentally watched the gay
USA show and talking about being kind of overly sensitive to
homophobia. Play the gay USA marvelous is homophobic
First of all, the White House has announced that for LGBT
pride month in June, they are running something called a
Champions of Change Video Challenge. The deadline is May
4, to submit your video about LGBT people who you think are
champions of change. You can go to whitehouse.gov to find out
how to submit your video
and make sure you do because this if Romney wins this contest
will not be held next year.
Now I here's my next thing. Do you think Obama's little quip
about? Mitt saying marvelous was homophobic? Yes, I do too. Yes,
I
do. And in fact, the president uses the word marvelous once in
a while now George Bush Jr. There George W. Bush use the
word fabulous all the time. All the time they have this you can
YouTube that find him everything was fabulous. And yeah,
you know,
wow. First of all, I'm wild that you watch this.
Oh, it's it's on right right and before or after a democracy now.
So it's irresistible to the end of the show. The beginning of
the show is pretty boring. It's just mostly them complaining
about stuff but but this show is actually very it's there's an
entertainment. They've been off for 30 years, I believe. But
this seems like a very, you know, they're very snide about
stuff like this. Everything is it's is a little slam against
them. And then they had I have a clip here. I got one other clip
from the show full fledged, full fledge. Now this is what this
what this white clip does, because I was very irked by
this. I think there's some hetero phobia going on. There's
something about this clip because I would wanted to run
this later in the shows and ask Adam, because I want you to
explain to me what the joke is. There's a little inside joke
that goes on that. It just seemed like a little bit of, you
know, kind of just as nasty as supposedly Obama making fun of
the word marvelous, which I didn't know is a gay term. Yeah.
But okay, fine. You know, everyday you can have it but the
point is, listen to this and tell me what what what will give
me the punchline explain the joke to me.
The Mormon students at BYU who are LGBT have made It Gets
Better video that's sort of interesting. If you want to take
a look at that go to fit gets better to.org website there
are well, they're allowing students to be out at BYU. As
long as they are not practicing homosexuals. So we'll see how
that goes. What
if they're full fledged and they're not practicing anymore?
What do I mean fool? Get it? All right.
All right. So even though I'm a a noted and out by curious male,
I do not get the joke. I don't try
to dictionary I was very irked by this, I would look because I
think I can surely get a joke. The I looked in the urban
dictionary to find what there was, is it a pawn? Is it some
sort of or is obviously a reference to something? We have
gay listeners. I want one of them to send me an email and
explain it to me if they even know.
Now let me just say there may be people who are tuning into this
for the first time. We have no agenda we don't give a crap what
you're doing. You could be doing your tomatoes. I don't care. I
actually ran this DHS people are curried I come by my my Austin
gay squad. And they even went like Oh my God. Who would want
to work there the gang guys don't want to work they're like
these people look
hideous. They do look they'd look to like appeal you wouldn't
want to work with exactly like yeah, no Jana Positano is gay.
And I think half the organization is, and we're, you
know, and now they do that. And then and I'm seeing now there's,
I don't know, it's just, well, I, here's,
here's what I feel, John, I feel that and Hillary Clinton,
Lucifer, clippity clop does a very good job at this. The I
believe the reason this is being brought to the forefront is
because LGBT rights equals human rights. And then you can place
that anywhere to cause a ruckus about any administration
dictatorship or whatever. If you're being unfair to gays,
lesbians and transgenders, you are then violating human rights.
And then very quickly, the discussion goes from LBGT rights
to human rights. And then of course, human rights is like,
oh, we need to create a no fly zone and, and bomb everybody.
That's why I think it's continuously Well, it happens.
Jump, don't but it happens. I remember I interviewed that guy
he could find in the big book show big book show.com, the guy
who wrote the book about the origin of human rights, and he
says this is bullcrap. There's only really started in 1992 and
it's a NATO thing and human rights are being used to
continuously to say those people over there are no good. They
don't respect human rights. But where does Is it really come
from? And did God give it to us? Would Hillary Clinton give it to
us? And that jump is being made all the time between gay and
lesbian, transgendered rights and human rights. And then
before you know what the story is, it's human rights.
You know, the funny thing about that I got the biggest kick out
of Gingrich at the NRA. The NRA had their big convention, and
everybody had to go speak to them. And the best best speech
was probably Gingrich's, but he had a little clip in there just
explained the NRA for National Rifle Association. This is a
huge gun lobby, that that protects the Second Amendment in
many ways, and they promote people, you know, promotes gun
ownership and just
the word NRA. I'm not a member by Are you a member of the NRA?
No, no, I wouldn't have be a member of any I don't I don't
want to be a member of any club
either. I agree. But just the mention of the NRA, it drives a
lot of people friends of mine. Oh, yeah. drives them nuts.
Yeah. Which I find peculiar. Yeah, just like, oh, guns were
guns gun, man. Oh, anyway,
there's all these crazy initiatives to to make
distribution, right. And that a human right, you know, all these
things. And so Gingrich comes up with this absolute gem
by hope none of them will take it personally, when I say that I
believe the NRA has been too timid. And I want to explain
what I mean. A Gingrich presidency, will submit to the
United Nations, a treaty that extends the right to bear arms
as a human right for every person on the planet. Because
every person on the planet deserves the right to defend
themselves from those who would oppress them, exploit them, rape
them, or kill them.
It's my human right as a bi curious male dammit.
He just thought that was
pretty cool. Well, meanwhile, on this very same topic, of course,
this is all coming up now, because of the Trayvon Martin
case, which I don't think we need to explain anymore. The
entire world knows about this. I mean, please pay no attention to
American missiles killing people were brown in places of sand,
because that doesn't count. Mayor Bloomberg came out. And he
has this whole initiative, basically, to get rid of all
guns. And he did a press conference in New York. And what
you did not see is the question answer session. And I have two
clips from that. So here's why not the question. was hard to,
to record. But essentially, they're saying, Well, hold on a
second. Don't you have like bodyguards? Who have guns? And
if someone is trying to attack you? Do they stand down? Do they
back off? Or do they go there and blow their head off? Of
course, it's not going to answer the question. But his answer was
interesting. In the Trayvon
Martin case, that's for the prosecutor and the justice
system to adjudicate and do whatever they think is
appropriate. But I'm trying to protect people across this
country. Somebody this morning asked me what was standing do I
have, I go to space with Stand Your Ground laws, my death, my
God is gonna stay twist Stand Your Ground laws. This is part
of America. And I think it is these kind of laws to leave the
visual enemies, some are just not appropriate. It is also true
that in all our states, one of the most effective groups of
anti crime, policing are the undercover cops now stand your
ground laws typically do not give you the right if you feel
threatened by a police officer to shoot. But undercover
officers throughout this country are starting to say wait a
second, they're not going to know that I'm an undercover cop.
And they want to go home to their families every night. We
really are all in this together and the fact that wait, I hope
justice is served in Florida. I don't know what justice is.
That's up to the court system. But the laws are not kind of
laws that a civilized society should have. And the NRA should
be ashamed of themselves. This has nothing to do with gun
owners rights has nothing to do with the Second Amendment. Plain
and simple. This is just trying to get people license to murder.
That was the fact that license to murder. Vigilante ism
was the motivation of this guy to murder that kid.
undercover cops need to be protected. And and here's the
here's the best question. So now I think everybody knows that the
blank blood, the new Black Panther Party, and this is all
part of the let's make Americans crazy and hate each other. Thank
you very much so we can reelect the president. They put out a
bounty on George Zimmerman's head. I mean, you saw this
everywhere on the news, right? It must
be my guys will be rushed in a fatwa from the Iranian
government.
Thank you very good. Well, apparently Mayor Bloomberg, who
even has a news channel? I had not heard about this.
There is obviously a bounty on Zimmerman. And it seems as
though yes. How do you know? Well, a member of the Black
Panther Party is offering a $10,000 reward for Zimmerman. So
Michelle fields in color. Do you feel that maybe some individuals
are treating Zimmerman, we had barely.
Anybody that puts a brownie on somebody else's life is acting
totally inappropriately. And I'm sure it's I'm sure it's illegal
to be outraged. even ask the question, what do you think? on
somebody's life, it's
just as bad as
I don't even know about it. So you just told me thank you very
much. I appreciate the information. Okay, it is an
outrage and it's against the law
and shut up. So the woman literally says, Now that there's
a bounty yet he says, I don't know that. How do you know that?
He says, well, because it's on all the news channels. Oh, I'm
just hearing about this. Well, that's an outrage. You can't do
that. That's illegal. I'm sure that's illegal. But why you dare
even ask the question? Shut up slave. Oh, my goodness. It's
just I'm flabbergasted. flabbergasted I am again, you
know, I was watching a thing on Murdock Murdock last night on
Bloomberg. Coincidentally, they had the story of Martin
Murdoch's rise to fame. And I think in our news network is
better than his anyone that will never make billions of dollars.
But we I mean, we do it because
we're not there's networks are designed to make money. They're
not designed to inform anybody. And they're not designed to
really analyze anything. They're all entertainment. I mean, I was
watching one the other day on Fox and some guys blasted away
about something about, you know, some civil rights issues and
some other things going on and on and on. And then they put up
a subtitle because this was a weekend show. They couldn't get
anybody. That guy's a portfolio manager. isn't anything to do
with anything? I mean, anyone can have an opinion. I've been
on these shows, you know?
Yeah, well, case in point, at some point, once you started
doing this show, they didn't ask you back very often,
did they? I haven't been asked back since now.
Anyway, so unlike Rupert Murdoch, who misuses his, his
self created power to help his buddies and further his
political agenda, and become extremely wealthy, and is of
course a crook at the same time, we don't have that model. And we
are destined for a life of near poverty. I will say, though,
that we've had a lot of great people supporting the program
over the past five years. And this being our celebratory 400th
episode, we have a number of producers to thank who came in
and supported us with the 400 level donation, which is of
course, highly appreciated.
Yeah. And we had to try interesting, let me thank a few
of these producers, and the ones that are on the list of, of
having supported the show 400 By giving us some some donations
week or two ago, but AJ rice stats or AJ, from Caldwell,
Idaho came with 404. He wanted to come in on the 400 of the
show to get their executive producers Yeah, but then they
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no wonder he's listening to the show. Yeah, he needs a third
show a week just for his commute. Of course, man. Here it
is. You've got
karma.
130 mile round, that's 65 miles each way. That is one half of
one show. And then then he gets the other. He only gets two days
worth of shows from us with this ridiculous commute. Yeah,
well, and a lot of people are doing that. So what if anything,
we were here, we hope to be in a growth, a growth market. As
seeing as more and more people have to work farther and farther
away and are commuting more and more. I can't get people to
listen here in Austin. You know, because they don't they have no
commute.
Yeah, it's pretty much of a commuter show. And if you're in
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that's a lot for an associate. Exactly. That sucks. Yeah, these
practice.
Okay, so that's that historic executive producers producers
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I have a big PR thank you to go out and I'm just gonna say he's
a producer Glen because he does this professionally I want to
make don't want to get him in any trouble. He says I built a
few 1000 backlinks to your main site so that Sean hannity.com
wouldn't come up number one when searches for no agenda or no
agenda show or done a Google looks like my work helped. Go
ahead John typing no agenda on Google. Look what happened. Look
what this guy has
done for us. This guy I actually saw this saw the change your
days ago and but look at
look at we own the entire for the words no agenda. We own
frickin Google dude.
No, we always have until the Sean Hannity thing showed up
here. But I've always owned the first four pages. Are you sure I
think I've been checking this constantly. I noticed that the
disappearance of Sean Hannity about a week ago. Yeah. So and I
think this guy did all that he's probably had something to do
with I know who we know, we have had the first four pages. I tell
people just go to Google us, and you'll find all kinds of stuff.
Well, now it's no agenda show.com no agenda media.com.
It's exactly what it should be the Wikipedia page. No agenda
News Network. I mean, all our important sites are now on the
on the homepage of Google and Glenn. I thank you so much.
And then look no even no agenda, nations 1234567.
This is this is a valuable PR move that he has done here.
Yeah, no, we
need first pages. Yeah, this is right there too. And we got
everything. It's better than it was let's put it that way. But
it we've always had the first page and the second page. We
should some there was some discrepancy in the third page.
But we had four pages and now we have the same going to page two.
That's us. The whole page two is us, including the no agenda and
the Twitter account. Read no agenda DOM on page three. We're
no agenda records, no agenda films. No agenda, homeschool. I
didn't even know we had that.
Where do you think I got my education?
That's phase three. We haven't changed Home school age for no
agenda shots Zazzle store history great What's no agenda?
We rule so creating one the famous episodes radio pipeline
Episode Oh goods when your great great discoveries that episodes
is one of the best. Okay, we own page four completely. Let's go
to page five no agenda travel the travel producer page
no agenda bingo generator, the
art generated Demographics The shsu bucks no agenda is like,
Okay, we own page five. This is a record. Yeah.
I'm telling you. It's gonna pay six Glenn did us a solid man. No
agenda
tour. Is your tour. The no AGENDA REPORT petition? A no
agenda moment? That's a great question on toolbar, the
stream schedule the card game, the wiki. Ah, this is great.
Yeah, we own paid six.
We own Google bitches.
Okay, now we got a man page seven, LinkedIn. Greg, Greg.
Okay. Glenn Beck dot shot music dad we ended, Glenn Beck wormed
his way in with his no agenda t shirt. So we do not own page
seven. So we got six solid pages. That's pretty good.
Someone is yelling at me that the stream is
down streams flaking out.
I don't know, I'm streaming.
Anyway, so we got six solid pages. And then we got pieces of
page seven.
Let me just try. Let me just try something here. Make sure it's
all working. Yeah, I'm streaming. Yeah. So Glenn, if
you if you want us to credit you properly with your company name?
Let me know. And I'll gladly do that on an upcoming episode.
Because this is a very valuable service. Go ahead and ask any
ask any Fortune 500 company. And of course, we
know buddy's gonna own six pages. Not only
that, but you know what, what a crazy this is, by the way.
And most of these initiatives on these six pages are show
related, but they're not from us. No, it's not the only one,
we've created our own little universe that cropped up.
Because we don't have any agenda. A we don't have any.
we've open sourced the whole show. And we encourage people
out there. I want to mention, I don't want to belabor this, but
we encourage people to post our show on their blog, do anything
you want. Seriously, anything, take the information, propagate
the formula, whatever you want to do, get it out there. And
most importantly, continue to support us. As John mentioned
earlier, we highly appreciate our episode 400 or so executive
producers, even our 404 for today. And our Associate
Executive producers and everyone, the smaller donations.
We'll talk about that more later, in the second half of the
show. Smaller donations of $5 a month, $33 a month, all of this
counts. It's all extremely important. And if you're living
the American dream of just getting by and you're completely
broke, you can always do one thing which is go out and
propagate the formula. It works like this. Our formula is this.
We go out. We hit people in the mouth
come on, you know, shut up. The kids are here this weekend,
which is really nice. Kids. Yeah, Christina and Juan. Juan,
what
happened to Dexter?
No, Dexter that was that. So five years ago. Hello. Now one
is her boyfriend from Corpus. He lives in LA.
Oh, yeah.
They listen to the show now. Oh, that's good.
It's very good. Are you kidding me?
I didn't think you'd ever get her to listen to the show. Well,
I
think one listens to the show. And then she's kind of like, Oh,
I love you. Oh, right.
I'll do whatever. I'll
listen to that crap.
Oh, dad. Well, it
must be weird listening to your to your dad.
Yeah, must be. Yeah, I know. Jay doesn't listen to the show. And
I can barely get You know, Mimi to listen. I mean, JC well,
because he's like, You know what he's producing. He's using, he's
gonna wait, we're
paying him to listen to the show. What are you talking
about? Maybe if I give my kids some money, Sophia. Oh, I'd love
to listen to your show. That's great.
Yeah, it's possible.
He was like, posting pictures on on what is it was that thing
that Facebook just bought?
Instagram? Instagram, like was
Quan he's like I'm at Camp mofo. That's like really? A camp.
Yeah, by the way, just as an aside, can you I loved grilling
the kids about this crap, right? So what do you think of that?
You know, Facebook bought Instagram like us sucks. Because
now it's gonna get now is no longer exclusive. Which is
interesting. They don't want to be a part of something that's
big anymore they all want it to be small little exclusive club
and they want to get bought out they don't want to be a part of
it anymore.
I think a lot of people are suspicious of Facebook you
really don't say yes I've come to the conclusion you know we
got a
we got that great song. The fact of the matter song that one of
our producers made for episode number 400 I don't even know if
I have it here. You played it last show. Well, I didn't play
it on the show. I played it on it's too long to plan I don't
want to play the whole thing I just want to play like the intro
and the reason why I need to play the intro is because let me
just see if I have it if I don't have it. I won't play it. Maybe
Yeah, here it is. Hey, come on. The guy played some banjo for us
might as well just love banjo is good. He should just played
banjo. Yeah, well, you don't like it because it consists of
you saying fact of the matter the whole time?
Well, you said a lot more.
Don't matter.
That's the fact of the matter is the fact of the matter is the
fact of the matter. So I'll put that in the show notes for
Episode Three Niner Niner. And lo and behold, a great Obama
fact of the matter clip popped up. You might have seen this one
where there's local news guy interviewing the president on
one of these junkets and he says, hey, you know, people
don't like to you're flying around on in your jet taking
vacations. Did you see this? No, I missed.
The economy is a big issue and concern for folks. I mean, the
unemployment trying to make ends meet gas prices, food prices,
some of our viewers are complaining, they just don't you
know, they get frustrated, even angered when they see the First
Family jetting around different vacations and so forth.
Sometimes maybe they think under color of state business and that
you're out of touch if you don't really know what they're
experiencing right now. I don't I
don't know how many viewers you're talking about the say
that we do hear from some. Yeah, but what I hear from about
everything. But the fact matters. I think if you look at
my track record, I'm raising a family here. When we travel, we
got to travel through secret service, and Air Force One.
That's not That's not my choice. I think most folks understand
how hard I work and how hard this administration is working
on behalf of the American people. Yeah, he
works real hard. Yeah, he's working hard. And it's not his
choice to take to 747 because his wife wants to leave 10
minutes early to go to Hawaii yeah. Oh yeah. Yeah, just that's
just as forced when we
say fact of the matter is like just shut up. Yeah, fact of the
matter the matter of fact. I haven't said for four hours not
of course not. It's not against you um, come on. We
all say you hate me.
I love you John. Come on man. The thing I worry about most is
you dying Are you kidding me? You're like the most loving
person in my life next to Ms. Mickey my daughter and then a
whole lot of shot by a stray bullet there in Austin anything
eminent me dude we're safe here stray bullet and there's not
nothing anyone's gonna be aiming at. Yeah,
there's no bullets flying stray come everyone knows what to do
around here.
They shoot him in the air straight up. Come down. Don't
shoot him in the air real into the head at the top of that they
don't shoot him but they're not like a bunch of Yahoo's out
shooting
around Fourth of July you
know, that doesn't happen. It's not going to have 1/4 of July.
Please. Got a lot of response to people who watch the God bless
America. The new Bobcat gold
copy I've got to watch you should
it's I realized as I was watching it with the kids
actually it Bobcat try to recreate network. The fantastic
who was in who was the guy that played Howard Beale in network,
ya know, his name was not Yeah, he had a he had Yeah, that guy.
The whole style of the movie is very much it was it was William
Holden. Peter Finch Yes, Faye Dunaway. She's She played the
guy Faye Dunaway. The whole style of the movie is very
network ish. And it's although it's it's not fantastically the
acting is kind of poor here and there. But the whole idea of
that movie does it's good. I liked it. It's a very no agenda
type movie bad acting. bad acting with an interesting
message. That's us, baby. That is us.
It was an interesting message.
That's the summary. There is no agenda bad acting with an
interesting message.
I got a interesting Bit divided third party says Raonic on these
sorts of role play the third party clip,
they are both still in the race both in the running. What if
they decide to run third party that is well, what kind of fight
are we looking at then? And the generally like? Well, I
think it's a great question if it's not a great question. I'm
telling you something happened with Rick rolling you something
happened with Santorum. Something happened,
because somebody went you think they pulled a Ross Perot? Yes.
I think they threatened him. They I mean, I don't understand.
I know that. The easy, the most logical reason for him to get
out would have been to say, look, my kids not doing well, I
need to focus my attention on the kid. I'm out. He doesn't say
that. He just says, Oh, well, you know, we didn't have done we
didn't do it this time around. And I saw Reince Priebus
unfortunately was able to capture it this morning on Candy
Crowley State of the Union. And Reince Priebus is the he's the
head of the Republican Party, whatever the RNC in, and he
says, you know, our candidate, our nominee, and then Candy
Crowley have to say eventually said, Well, it's not quite over
yet. It's not officially your nominee. And this douchebag
says, well, out of respect for Ron Paul and new Gingrich, you
know, we're not really like you know, we're not putting him on
the letterhead yet but he's the guy
wow, I mean, that's that's just despicable.
Can't have a race and then say, well, it's not over but that guy
seems to be winning. So he won.
No, I this rants previous guy as a creep of
party is creepy. Who has a
name like this? I mean, there's something weird going on here.
You know, meanwhile, the thing that got me was I think there
were fearful they might have you might be right about this,
because I'm suspicious. Because Santorum was making a huge stink
about doing Pennsylvania his home state, which he possibly I
mean, he also was ousted from Pennsylvania as a senator, but
he could have possibly won it. And that would have screwed
things up big time, because that's a big number. I'm telling
you, they was on the 24th. And he made a big C talked about
this. That was gonna be him after Pennsylvania decide after
Pennsylvania, just outside after Pennsylvania decide, boom, he
quits before Pennsylvania.
Now, you know, and no one's no one's saying Why did you quit?
He was doing okay. I find it highly suspicious that no one is
asking that question because it is by definition at this point,
a great question. Why did you quit? He just threw up? Well, he
didn't even say I have no chance. Have you heard him say
that? No. No. I mean, while I think Ron Paul is actually it's
been good for him. I see reports that the lot of the evangelicals
are now lining up support behind him because of course they will
never support Gingrich because he's complete a hole. And I
don't think they'd like the Mormon aspect to Romney.
Now I agree with that. Do you think it's possible that
sandstorms kid getting hospitalized really was
something that was actually overtly done to her?
Oh, God, I hope not. I mean, I know they're evil, but I mean,
you know, break sandwiches in the positive now it's very
possible.
So you know, they maybe threatened him earlier. So look,
you're gonna do this you got to get out. We don't want you in
the race at this point.
In that case, I'll give him some props. Because you know if they
threatened his life, he should say Screw you guys. You can
threaten me all you want. They threaten his kid's life. Yeah, I
can understand he would say Oops. Okay, I'm done. That's
That's it. Anyway, the good news of course, you know, Doug weed,
the guy we've been following. He has dug weed. Yeah, that's his
name right?
Yeah, I know. It's just kills me. Hey, Doug. Well, hopefully
won't but you know,
it's duck weed with everybody now he's ugly. This duck weed
here. He is part of the the Ron Paul group and he has very deep
ties to a lot of big Christian money. So we could see all I see
like C span videos of Ron Paul were like 7000 college students
freaking out loving him.
Oh, they did a Gallup did a major poll on this and you know
Ron Paul cam you know who amongst conservatives, the most
conservative of Republicans Ron Paul came in dead last with like
8% approval rating, and I'm thinking he's the most he's the
only true conservative that I can see on this amongst this
crowd, but okay. I guess conservatives like big
government,
forget conservative. He's the only guy who's telling him some
version of truth. And then
But then when they do when they pulled up the kids that 2018 to
20 sevens. Paul was right in the same he was right. Him and
Romney were the same. They were right at the top. Well, that's
okay. He's i They can't threaten him. No public with it. Oh,
yeah. In a heartbeat. You say people threatened to kill me.
Yeah. And let me let me just say kind
of what Ross Perot did. He kind of went public with it, but he
never explained it in detail. No.
I will say, though, that just a quick throwback to the gun
issue. The only reason why we do not have riots in the streets in
the United States of America and get my nation is because they
were afraid to incite them in the way that is happening in
Greece, and in Spain, and in Portugal, because we have the
guns. And that's a very that's a dangerous situation. And that's
exactly in my mind, what they were intended for is to protect
against the tyrannical government. Your thoughts on
this as a constitutional lawyer, John suitable? You
know, one of the things I think that I think a good example of
how important it is, is that when we went into Iraq, the
Iraqis had guns, Iraq, Iraqis, Iraqis, right, yeah, the Iraqis
were armed to the teeth. Every household. We didn't get gag, go
in there with all the welcome arms, they started shooting at
us. And now we're, you know, it was like an embarrassed 10 years
of embarrassment to even get out, we're still kind of there.
And the same with the Afghanis. They're, they're armed on that,
on that note. So they remember the thing that the Bill Clinton
said, when he was trying to figure out, you know, that we
have the Supreme Court in America now trying to figure out
if mandating insurance for every man, woman and child of any age
on this, on this continent, by government mandate if it's
constitutional or not. And Clinton started this whole wacky
thing by saying, I can remember when George Washington made
everybody get a gun. And this is now being used over I Googled
this, because I saw it was an article in the New Republic. And
I'm like, oh, a new New Republic is using this. Who else is using
this? And it's everywhere. This is their meme that they're
trying to use. But let me just show you what a fail this is. So
that so the equation is trying to be made between a mandate for
every man woman and child in the United States of Gitmo nation to
have insurance or be penalized. And a law which required any
able bodied man between ages 18 and 40. To have a musket and
some bullets, made some fail right there. They're not that
was not a mandate for women, it was not a mandate for anyone
under 18 or over 40. And doesn't do they not see the stupidity of
this? Apparently not, oh, it's everywhere.
Well, that's a total fail.
So if someone this would be good for your cocktail party banter,
if someone says, Well, you know, George Washington, mandated
everyone to know he mandated men over as 1718 years of age on
board and dating people going through like the draft, you
know, it's like, a fact.
In fact, what's interesting, because I looked, I followed the
whole track of the it is the militia act of 1792. Six years
later, in 1798. Congress created added on to the militia act,
this eventually became the National Guard is what happened,
which would became of this militia act. And of course, the
National Guard then got turned into an arm of the well, it's
going the National Guard and when you can find wind up in
Iraq or Iran getting shot at so it's basically just an arm of
the military. We're screwed up.
By the way, they also that that that argument is specious
because mandating that you buy insurance,
or that's another thing is like, they mandated the people who had
the shipping companies to get insurance for their employees.
Well, sure. That's okay. That's like a labor thing.
I'm into that. Yeah. You have to have insurance if you drive a
car.
Yeah. But not to not to live not to breathe not to exist. And I'm
okay with everyone having insurance if medical healthcare
were affordable, which is not because of insurance, because of
insurance
now, their whole show. Yeah, I talked about that sort of thing
though. I got a couple of drug ads. Actually, I got one. I got
a new drug ad finally, I haven't we've been not getting a lot of
drug ads. But you know, with all the death warnings at the end,
and I thought we just to you know, play this one it's about
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So first of all, what kind of a drug could give you lung cancer?
Well on a second, what about the morning stiffness?
Yeah, well, I think that's a benefit. So give you lung cancer
and all these other things. That just sounds terrible and that
I've noticed and all the new commercials, which they're
recycling all of them. They have these deals at the end. You
know, you could do this special deal and you know, you only get
to pay five bucks just because they're there Nick and the
insurance companies again, Jack. So just jacking up the who knows
what this stuff really cost? Or what they're charging. It could
be $1,000 a month. So what you only pay five? Yeah, you'd be
this whole thing is bad. I I'm reminded though of this type of
commercial compared to the olden days. I do have an olden days
clip. I have a Campbell Soup commercial from 1939 that was
used on the Orson Welles Campbell theater show, which he
did after he did the Mercury Theatre. It came up in my
collection of old time radio stuff, and I think this is the
kind of thing we're never going to hear anything like this
again. With the phony voice the guy who's got the, you know the
voice,
like the way I do my auditions. You mean
you should do them in this guy's voice.
Thank you. Awesome. Well, if I were to ask each one of you to
name aloud right now your favorite soup. And if I could
hear your replies I'm almost certain the soup that would top
them all would be Campbell's tomato soup. The reason of
course is the magic match this flavor of tomato soup as
Campbell's make it. A flavor that speaks to every appetite.
Watch a hungry man and joy to the last drop the race the
flavor of this smooth blend of luscious tomatoes, delicate
seasonings and fine table butter that a fragrant plateful of
Campbell's tomato soup before retired appetite and see its
lively Tang take hold of that appetite from a very first trip.
And the way a child and a spoon and a bright glowing bowl of
Campbell's tomato soup make friends is a delight to mothers.
Indeed, because everybody from the youngest to the oldest in
the family enjoys this soup so much. I'm tempted to call tomato
of all soup. The soup of the seven H's. It's always a happy
choice for the main dish at lunch or supper. A welcome
beginning for the day's main meal. That's why Campbell's
tomato soup is the study favorite but most back into
this. Hey, look at that homeless man right over there. Watch this
hungry homeless man enjoy. Lovely.
No, you got you. I'm telling you. You could do this voice but
that's not it. This is a void. This is a dead voice. This isn't
gonna be the guy's dead. But this is a voice that has been
lost to history. Yeah, I mean, the racy flavor. It's a it's a
style of speaking that doesn't exist. I've never I don't know
anyone that could do this voice right now. But I think if you
listen to it enough, I think you could get it. Well, I think I
get to work.
I have legislation to read John. I have no time for practicing
dead guy voices. How about this to Merck drugs. This is this is
a weird story. To Merck drugs for treating male baldness and
enlarged prostate now have to carry extended labels about
possible side effects. Now, the reason you take a drug for
treating male baldness is to get laid right?
I would think
so. The side effects of Propecia and Proscar are sexual side
effects, libido, libido, disorders, ejaculation
disorders, orgasm disorders. And now I can't I can't wait to hear
that television at taking Propecia may may have desired
that undesired orgasm disorders. Are you kidding me? So you're
taking the drug to get laid and then you can't perform? Which of
course will make you take irony of the dress and then you've of
course got to take Viagra or so I don't know man. It's crazy. I
got this great note from Jimbo, Jim. Oh no Bo, about our
spinners now we've been following the new DSM five and
Autistic Spectrum Disorder and all of the bull crap that's been
created to shoot into your children for something they may
not have. Being a 150 plus show of a vet of Grateful Dead shows,
spinners made up at least 30% of the crowd now a spinner. What
did I say? That's why I'm reading the note to you. So one
of the telltale signs that your kid has autism is on the
spectrum as if they're spinning. So apparently, at the dead show
spinners make up at least 30% of the crowd, they usually
congregate congregated behind the taper section, which is
behind the soundboard or in the rafters or hallways, more room
to spin there. And, and generally, they consisted of
hippie chicks with long hair and skirts. I often wish to have
such a thing for my living room, especially the ones with the
oversized hula hoops, slowly revolving around their hips.
Unfortunately, about 10% of these spinners were dudes with
long hair and skirt, which wasn't apparent until the beard
comes into view. This country would be better off with kids
that took drugs to make them spin than kids taking drugs to
make them stop spinning. Hell, yes. Let your kids spin. I say
spinners spinners. Last night, they were the rafters where your
see most of you be at some some event. And it'd be a band
playing and you'd look up in the balcony. And there'd be all
these spinners.
And then how about I am actually weaseling my way on the inside.
And last night we went to a party. Oh, here in Austin. And I
find out that the guy is holding his wife is lovely. The guy who
hosts the party is actually making a he's a pharmaceutical
guy. So um, and he's on that ASD trip. So I'm making friends so I
can learn Chuck and learn about what's going on. So we'll have
stuff on from the inside. Good. Yeah, yeah. I'm very excited
about that. The people who introduced me to them not so
because they listen to my show. They're like, Oh, we made a bad
introduction. Like, man, I fight I fight evil. I don't have to
fight it that way. So this was interesting. This is a piece of
audio from the American Society of international law. which by
itself is disturbing. Because international law is something
we probably don't want. Speaking at the lectern is Kumari Maxine
Clarke. And she is promoting the goodness that President Obama
did, by sending in troops to go find the Lord's Resistance Army
and get Kony. And just listen to how she briefly mentions this in
about 20 seconds into this 42nd clip about the Kony 2012 video
just going
to say a few words about Kony through 2012 by way to think
about the Ugandan case. So as we know, Kony 2012. It's a film
that was inspired by the work of an NGO Invisible Children. That
was set up eight years ago to address violence in Sudan and
Uganda. And with a million dollars from JP Morgan Chase,
they created a 30 minute film.
Hello, hello. Pretty good.
I didn't find I didn't see that in their form. 990 I didn't see
that I'd ever heard of that. They got a million dollars from
JP Morgan Chase. Whoa, that and she just keeps on going for
their media campaign. And so if I was in that audience, it'd be
like,
way, way back it up again. Because was it it was the
million dollars just for the media campaign. Let's hear what
it sounds like
JP Morgan, back it up a little more. And then Uganda. And with
a million dollars from JP Morgan Chase, they created a 30 minute
film for their media campaign.
Now it's the way I understand that million dollars for the
film, which was a part of their media campaign. Okay, so the
banks. So these are the same guys who are going to benefit
from us going into Africa.
Apparently not doing it for the out of the goodness of their
heart.
Which brings me to Liberia. Ah, yes. Now
you'll have to let you now you need a little little teaser from
the famous song I met a woman from Liberia.
I don't know that song. Who did that song.
What's his name? The Oh, the guy who did Jack Jackson. Bobby
Darren. It really it's a little before my time. It's they're not
quite Green Day, but I'll go on go on.
So I told everyone pay attention to Liberia because something is
going on. So I get all kinds of emails. First email, the long
standing highly regarded radio for today's show, which is in
the United Kingdom. There's basically I lived there for five
years. People still listen to the wireless, okay, they still
listen to the radio a lot. It's a cultural thing. It's not
letting like America. PBS will be the thing that comes closest
to it. Where people do you may people may listen to fresh air
or PR Yeah, I mean, that what did I say? PBS, NPR. So you have
radio one, which is Chris Moyles, and that's you know,
that's your mind numbing, bullcrap top 40 radio
then you have your radio too which is kind of the dopey for
you gotta you got a clip that part of you making that was
actually quite
funny. Okay, I'll do that with the in the morning or just
forget the
day well, then you have like the you know, the VH one version of
that on radio two and radio four. This is you know, where
they they go through the morning papers and it is the new show
that people listen to to get informed they think and get my
nation east. All of a sudden, the John Humphries is
broadcasting live from Liberia. I'm like what and I even have a
here's an article from I think the Daily Mail. Why is John
Humphries in Liberia listeners baffled by veteran today host
John to Africa. And then I caught another CNN promo about
this. Apparently one of their reporters grew up in Liberia.
And let's listen to this report. I click this down as much as I
could, but it becomes very apparent what it's all about.
Alright, the deep scars of war are starting to heal in Liberia.
The tiny West African nation is still one of the poorest
countries in the world. But there's a new spirit of hope are
Brenda Bush is from Liberia and she went back to visit and
report on the country making a comeback.
I turned a corner in Monrovia and came up on these kids
dancing in the streets. And it struck me almost 10 years ago
children this age were killing and dying in the same streets. I
will never forget the horrific images of Liberia's child
soldiers, armed drugged and deadly
had little sound effect added in there armed, drugged and deadly.
So okay, so now I'm like, All right, I get it. This is
Liberia, where of course the United States had a huge
influence in stopping the the war, or at least that's the way
it appears. And it boils right back to child soldiers. So what
I'm thinking here for a second is, wait a minute, maybe this is
to show how good it is when we interfere in an African nation.
And then the child soldiers are no longer exist, and they're not
drugged and they're not armed and non dangerous. So let's
listen a little more.
And all of those things that people recall in terms of the
child soldiers, etc, our soldiers, it didn't go away
overnight, or did it when Charles Taylor as the president
was removed. And
there's another clue. So if we go in and we remove the
president, and then we change everything that all was good, no
more child soldiers,
then came in is that when we started to see this evolution of
change, that people were feeling more hopeful about a brighter
better Liberia,
you know, it's taken a long time. The war is almost 10
years.
And meanwhile, you're seeing now people surfing, they're showing
surfing videos. Yeah. So that the the whole clip Yeah, you can
go to the show notes at 400 dot na shownotes.com To listen to
it. And then I figure out what's going on. Five days ago, there
was a big meeting, the defense minister of Liberia has agreed
for Africa to have its headquarters Liberia, and of
course, Africa calm is the American military Central
Command for all of Africa, whose headquarters is in Stuttgart,
Germany, because no country in Africa wants to have Americans
setting up a base. But Liberia has apparently folded and now we
have to blow them and make it all seem good. And that's
exactly why Liberia was in the news. So AFRICOM will now become
and that by the way is on the west coast of Africa, right
above Cote d'Ivoire, where of course we have We just helped
with the coup there. And it's all set. Africa has its base it
will be in Liberia.
This took a while I was noticing I'm doing a little work on this
here. This began this whole boat like four years ago, I think the
October 2010. Actually, I mean, it began before that because you
can go back to 2007 and find references but they sent the
Michigan guard and a huge delegation and an ambassador is
all US African command October 28 2010. Liberian President
Ellen Johnson. Sirleaf said she's pleased about establishing
a military partnership program with the US state of Michigan.
Yeah, don't you love it? That was kind of the first thing and
then it just I guess it just grew from there to get AFRICOM
in there. AFRICOM started a five year mentoring and advising
mission with the Armed Forces of Liberia. In other words, this
was a big long term project, they did it today. It wasn't
like they came in there with guns blazing.
But it also shows you how the mainstream media is so tied into
the military industrial complex, that even the BBC of course mi
six completely controls that I guess. They're like, Hey, guys,
the memo was out, we've got to make it all look good. And, and
let's put some surfing videos up and Liberia's are, I swear to
God, there's the listen to listen a little bit more this
report, it's, it's not
to have 10 Years of Peace on those not even to next year will
be 10 years. So it's taken 10 years to reach this point. And
there's still so much more to do in Liberia. I think that because
the spirit of the people that this desire to improve and the
belief that that better days are ahead of us. That's finally
come. And I think that that's what I was seeing on this trip
because I've been back many, many times. And I didn't feel
this prior to something happened on this journey. You know, it
was as if when I turned that corner and came up on those
children. It was like I turned I realized my country had turned a
corner at the time. Because our children who were killers
children, my grandchildren 1000s of them were child soldiers.
Were the ones killing they were in brutalized, but you know,
they were taught to kill and they were made to kill and they
saw and this
whole thing is it's so smartly done, like child killers, child
soldiers, you know, and just everything about the children.
But if you have African come in, well then look what can happen.
It's on the rise. I can't believe we can surf now in
Liberia, the surfing just kills me. And by the way, it's a white
dude surfing, okay, it's probably Hawaiian footage that
just shoved in there. And it's just like, oh, we can surf and
there's great markets and they've got little quotes and
everyone's happy and the dance and the hip hop and, and then no
longer arm drugged and dangerous. And it's, you know,
and obviously, it's to kick out some more Chinese. They do all
kinds of groovy stuff going on in Liberia. It's all very, very
handy. And the Congo, which is where we need to get rid of
Kony, I was reading this report from the southern times. The
Democratic Republic of Congo, as you know, above Uganda,
represents the big prize in Africa. Estimated mapped mineral
endowment worth $24 trillion $24 trillion cassiterite,
wolframite, coltan, tantalum niobium. All
the good stuff that we need nowadays for these so you can
use your iPad
is that really all that it's good must be good for more than
just iPads.
It does good for all kinds of electronic stuff that we need so
we build missiles and and have cool displays and modernize it's
a modern these are necessary this is rare earth elements.
But is it really just for electronics? Or is it for other
groovy things?
I don't know that it's for anything else. It's just for
electronics. Well, electronics is big. It's the biggest thing
going on.
So Oh, wow. That's interesting.
I don't know that it's good for anything what else would it be
good for?
I don't know I'm asking you.
I don't think so. You can't make rings
out of it. While you can make rings out of the gold there's
gold there too.
So the goal we know what gold is good for we know it's silver
silver is useful. But now these crazy elements are all for
electronics.
I'm going to email young afford you an email right now. You have
to look at this as just came in. This is from MSNBC. photoblog oh
my god, this is great. This is Hillary Clinton in Carter Pena,
in a nightclub dancing with a whole bunch of hot chicks around
her. Oh, oh, this is great. Oh my gosh. Oh, man. She's whooping
it up. She's got her hand like you know how you know how this
crazy chicks do? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Look at her.
You got to try to get there. Hold on a second. I ended that
I'm going to post as usual,
posted into the chat room so they can enjoy this. They'll
like it. And look, it's got like hot chicks all around there.
Adam curry Hilary. enjoys nightlife and curtained. Yeah.
His world the hookers went, by the way after the other thing.
Yeah. Awesome, brother. Right. Hillary Clinton enjoys a
relaxing moment at Cafe Havana. Yeah, Bama Kenya Colombian
April. That's today. Yeah. Yeah, it's not dark yet there today
this has to be from yesterday
just doing it. No, it's just lunchtime. Hey, girls.
Hey girls, let's go.
We are being so duped.
Man. Let us all these beers they're drinking.
I can't wait to get some some audio from this Summit of the
Americas. I want to hear them all bickering and moaning about
the drug decriminalization.
Can't wait for that. Yeah, that's gonna be outstanding.
Oh, by the way, you probably won't hear that on the news,
which is why we are the only program as far as I can tell
that, while not the only one is a couple out there. Meanwhile,
though,
I don't think any show would have come up with your analysis
of the Secret Service, creating a diversion with his hooker
store. Here's here's the only thing I believe they will now
but I don't think anybody has
has made that connection. Well, you know why? Because I love
that. Why? Because all you got to do is when something comes
out, like we'll talk about in a second, like the United UN
Security Resolution about Syria. Instead of just forwarding me
the news like, like, yeah, so yeah, I heard that they passed a
resolution. Go to the UN website, read the resolution.
They do it in multiple languages. This is what no one
does anymore. And the internet you know, although great for
porn is all you have to do is just go search for the document
and you've got it. By the way, the UN website is the biggest
piece of crap in the universe. So horrible.
But this is you can go look at Agenda 21 there though. Yeah,
well, yeah, you still have to search around for how big that
document is. I couldn't I couldn't I began to download it.
And I have like I gave up No, I haven't.
I read through it the other day just to remind myself to be
sharp. But here's what was on the news. Here's what was on the
news in the United States of Gitmo nation, a small
compilation of the real news in fact, let me it's time for we
haven't played this in a while. And now back to real.
It may be 100 years since the Titanic sank to the ocean floor.
But the world is still kept to captivate fateful voyage.
The story of the technological triumph that ended in tragedy
still Captivate mind Captain 100 years after the Titanic sank,
been 100 years since the Titanic sank. But yet we're still
fascinated, fascinated that happened that night, I thought
about why
of war winning film made back in 1997. But Chad, it is now in 3d
and people still can't get enough.
So can I get enough for the past century as Captivate escalated,
and Hollywood people still coming to see James Cameron's
version? So the
memo went out. Everyone's still captivated. And of course, we
open up this weekend with Titanic 3d.
Yeah, what a coincidence. No service
about this one. I think
that no service. Oh, I
forgot to mention on the hookers and blow story. It was so well
timed. That there's a book coming out on Monday by this,
obviously an inside guy. It's called United States Secret
Service vision. No, I'm sorry, what is here in the President's
Secret Service behind the scenes with agents in line in in the
line of fire and the Presidents they protect by Ronald Kessler.
This guy was all over the news. And he's the one that broke the
story and his book comes out on Monday. Come on. Come on. Come
on. I forgot who was the best part. I forgot to tell you about
that. So it was so set up. It's like it literally says here
wanted delivered by Tuesday, April 17. I guess. Yeah. What's
so funny about all this titanic crap, because we're all so
preoccupied. Is that the two of the CO producers of the Titanic
movie? Are Viacom, CBS? Yes. And Fox. Yeah. And those are the
guys that are just pumping the crap out of course. This is so
transparent. All you have to do is look up who produces stuff
and you trace it right to Viacom, which is CBS and you or
you trace it the 20th century which is you know, the other
operation or Disney which is ABC, I mean, you don't see a lot
of this on the on that net.
These were all benefiting These were all local Fox stations and
they all got the same memo. And the memo had in it the following
key words 100 years and captivated and that's what they
did. They all did a report 100 years captivated. I'm like
captivated. Oh, you could have taken a cruise. I hope those
cruise ships sing
Rose was another thing. Hope
they sink.
What a crock sink. And they had that shot on one of our local
stations probably at the CBS station. And it was like they
show these people on this boat in costume. Dancing around. I
mean, who does this? Anyway? I did. Nevermind. I'm done. Well,
Barry gets on your nerves.
Oh, all right. Well, let me annoy you some more than for a
moment. So we have Syria. And as I said, I went in I read the
United Nations read the Security Council resolutions. Of course,
we run the Security Council now and Miss rice there Susan Rice.
Man, she loves it. She's running the meeting now, you know, as
you'd like, she got a gavel. And she's hammering and she's
telling everybody what to do. So of course, what you heard in the
news is they're going to send in 30. Observers, observers,
and they make a big point of saying unarmed. Yeah,
but they're military observers. Okay, here it is. Point seven,
the council decides to authorize an advanced team advanced team.
Hello, hello. Very important. You got to read the words and
advanced team. If there is an advanced team, what are they in
advance of? Oh, well, that shows up in a minute 30 unarmed
military observers to liaise with the parties and to begin to
report on the implementation of a full cessation of armed
violence in all of its forms by all parties, pending the
deployment of the mission referred to in paragraph five
and calls upon the Syrian government and all parties to
ensure the advance team is able to carry out blah, blah, blah.
So there's a paragraph eight calls the guarantee safety of
the advance team, paragraph nine to report on any obstructions.
Paragraph 10 reiterates its authority. It's called for the
authorities to allow immediate full and unimpeded access of
humanitarian personnel to all populations in need of
assistance, in accordance with international law on guiding
principles of humanitarian assistance, it calls upon all
parties in Syria, in particular Syrian authorities to cooperate
fully with the United Nations and relevant humanitarian
organizations to facilitate the provision of humanitarian
assistance they are sending in 1000s of people in this advanced
team is only the advance for the next 200 who are going to come
in.
Right. I would suspect that.
And meanwhile, the prime minister of Turkey is saying he
wants to invoke NATO's Article Five over the Syrian border fire
and what happened while they were in the Saturday, by the
way, why, though they were in the UN Security Council meeting.
All these reports came out with unconfirmed video footage.
There's firing everywhere they're firing, left and right
look at us bombing. They're shooting rockets, just to hype
it up. It's so much theater, complete wag the dog and they're
going to call in NATO for a no fly zone. You watch this, this
is bound to happen.
There's no reason for him not to follow the old pattern. The
Egypt pattern,
the only place where this is not being followed is in Bahrain.
Oh of course not. Because that where there's real protests.
Well listen to this report and you'll get a chuckle
a Friday if you don't turn Farland today for a man shot
dead two weeks ago, during one of Bahrain's near daily anti
government protests. Hardly the best backdrop for a Formula One
Grand Prix. But the racetrack is some way away in the desert. The
police say they will ensure team safety and the decision to go
ahead rest with Formula One bosses.
Last we heard something from the FIA this morning about borrowing
you've been in with the team bosses. What's been discussed
about boring? Nothing. Nothing.
You know what the joke of this is, is that the f1 races are
supposed to be done for the for a reason. They're supposed to be
city street races.
No, they built a track way out in the in the
middle when you're supposed to be driving around the town.
That's the idea.
No, but it's like the people are burning stuff. They're blown.
They're creating pipe bombs. They're blowing up. Police
officers gonna
have this door race out in the middle of nowhere. So the elites
can all show up and drink a champagne together and watch you
know these drivers drive around and around.
Well also there's some there's some big involvement. The royal
family owns 50% of the McLaren team. You know this this if The
outrage Where is Lieberman and McCain saying Hold on a second.
You know, this is horrible. We have a dictatorship and Bahrain,
who are killing their own people, there's riots in the
street, you
could just take the words that you can take any Syrian report
and just put Syria and put in Bahrain and it would all be the
same. And these
people are very patriotic is what they would say it listen to
more of this report. It's the BBC. This is like, you know,
whatever. It's all good. So we're going to Bahrain? Yes, of
course. Yes, of course, we're
going to borrow if a borrowings Grand Prix goes well beyond
sport. It's worth an estimated 25 million pounds to Formula
One. And it takes place on a circuit, which costs 92 million
pounds to build. The bar in a royal family owns around 50% of
Formula One team McLaren. So there's a lot at stake if the
race was to be canceled. So now it's getting ahead. The question
is, will it aggravate or will it defuse the highly charged
atmosphere in Bahrain? Troubled villages?
Views? Yeah, it's gonna diffuse Yeah, that's like the question
is between those who support the Sunni ruling elite, and those
who oppose them. sectarian divisions are growing today the
CCTV video emerged of a Sunni mob.
This will this have you seen this footage by the way, this is
great. So a Sunni mob which looks just like a bunch of
drunken teenagers to me. I don't know how you know, they're
Sunni. They barge into a convenience store. They trashed
the place and the cops are right there videoing it and giving
them instructions.
The sheer own supermarket. The police appear to be colluding
with looters apparently warning them with the cameras. Tonight
Bahrain announced a full investigation has been launched
your
man anyway you get the idea.
So we spotted the Bahrain thing six months ago that was when it
was big it was actually during the Egypt so whatever the Arab
sunrise or whatever the heck we don't even use the term anymore
spring Arab Spring swindells began Arab Spring first Arab
Spring Forward fallback. Exactly. So anyways, they we
noticed all this and it's just it's such a fake you know, it's
such a fraud. It's such a it's just ridiculous and media's in
collusion with the well, they just do what they told us. It's
kind of just depressing.
So here's another one that remember the first time and I
guarantee everyone who's listening to this program the
first time you heard the name, Baluchistan was on this show.
There's no doubt I didn't I'd never heard of it until it came
out of my own piehole but last on, is now falling into civil
war. Gunmen this morning killed seven Shiites in Baluchistan.
They we the United States. And of course, the reason for this
is because the toppy pipeline coming through Afghanistan on
its way to India goes right through Baluchistan. And we need
to protect that pipeline. And that's why we're starting
basically another one of our color revolutions in Pakistan.
And that's why we've been all over Pakistan but recently, you
know, making it difficult calling out their people putting
them on the most wanted list offering 10 million bucks as a
as a bounty on their head and Baluchistan. You're gonna see it
more and more. That's the next place that NATO will have to go
in or the armed forces or at least US and Pakistan is not
having it in the parliament on Thursday, they had a unanimous
Declaration the US must immediately stop violating its
sovereignty through drone star strikes. And these drone strikes
are taking place in Baluchistan
with fun,
yay. Yeah, well,
I just want you to be informed.
That's all so you don't want to be too informed. Here's the
story that if there's a couple interesting things that came up
on Democracy Now I couldn't get my C span to come in very well.
So ended
I had C span to do you have near problems with C span receive?
Yeah, it's
not coming through. It's just coming in as a dead channel.
C span one right two and three work with C span one is dead.
No, I got Yeah, one for sure. is dead. Yeah. What is that? I
don't know. That currently keeps some information away from us, I
guess. From you, me and the five other people that watch
it. I heard someone say the other day C span is one unpaid
electricity bill away from being a radio station. I thought that
was
well it's gonna have problems after lamb quit you know, he's
quitting. He's retiring. Yeah, he's out. Well, Ryan lamb and
he's the one who's who's made C span what it is. I'd
like to know if any of our other producers and get more nation
united states have had problems receiving C span one because
I've seen this too. I thought it was just my cable, but you're
having a two. That's interesting. I'm off the dish.
You're on the dish. Okay, what do you what do you have from
Democracy Now?
A couple of things. One is I now believe that we can expect to
see that sound wave device. Oh, I have to clip to protesters to
get sound wave in Chicago. This was a subtle message. They
talked about what happened in Pittsburgh where they use this
military device. And then at the end they mentioned I thought
this was a coded message to say, you're gonna get blasted in
Chicago but play protesters.
Let me see I might have the same clip we'll have to see
the so called Long Range Acoustic devices or L rads, and
that painful and potentially harmful tones over long
distances. The device was created for military use, but it
was deployed against protesters for the first time at the 2009 G
20. summit in Pittsburgh. The American Civil Liberties Union
later filed a lawsuit on behalf of a bystander Karen Piper, who
said she suffered permanent hearing loss while the American
Tinnitus Association said Pittsburgh protesters had been
quote acoustically assaulted. They compared the sound pressure
to what armed forces might face from an improved improvised
explosive device. Massive men numbers of protesters are
expected in Chicago when the summit begins. Next very
interesting, John, I'm glad you got this. So this is Democracy
Now. That's how they presented it. Now let me take you to
Chicago local television station. And let me show you how
they presented the long what is it called the Long Range
long range? LR da wel, l rad Yeah.
l rad listen to how they present it in this report. There
were no clashes, no arrests and that march but there were other
confrontations, I hereby declare this to be an unlawful assembly.
Pittsburgh used what's called a Long Range Acoustic Device for
loudspeaker dispersal orders, followed up by high frequency
potentially painful audio chirps. Pittsburgh's use of the
L. Rad was the first time that machine has been used in the US
for crowd control.
I'm not going to talk too much about TL rad because we are in
litigation over it. We did use it as a toll to get the order to
disperse messages out. There are
still unresolved lawsuits over Pittsburgh's use of the L rad
and other arrests that protesters say took place
without provocation. But Chicago police say that they do have an
L ret Long Range Acoustic Device available for use. It sends out
live or recorded messages in a very narrow sound beams. So you
can hear the messages with clarity, several 100 yards away.
What they're saying to the slaves. Wow, this is just so you
can hear our message clearly.
On Cheryl police say that's how they intend to use it here as a
communications tool to let everybody know you're not
welcome in this particular stop, but they can also send out those
alarm tones, which makes you do this is a communications tool.
Oh my goodness. It's not meant to break your eardrums or
anything or or give you pain? Now. It's, we want to make sure
you can hear what we're telling you.
Yeah, that's a slight difference in reporting. Yeah. Well,
that's. So I have to say the Democracy Now show only
mentioned that they're having the event in Chicago, they
didn't mention that Chicago has the devices already. So they
left that out because they didn't know. And I thought it
was just a message to tell people you know, to be cautious.
But now I can see that Judge good reason for that because
Chicago is loaded to the gills with these devices, too. And
they're gonna use them again on the American public, which is
the military device used, you know, supposed to be used
against the enemy,
but it'll only it'll only be used to give you instructions.
Yeah. I think the instruction is something like this shot up
slave.
I'm gonna show my school by donate to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
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Yeah, we've been overdoing
it. But five a week. Four weeks is about 20 a lot more material
than you get from watching a movie. And of course that's
just the material what goes into it is always lots of me system
which is my full time job. That's what I do you know, last
night at this party. How A lot of beautiful people, by the way,
you know, because if people always say so what do you do?
And usually I say I'm a bum. That always works. Yeah, they're
like, Okay, this Austin's a good place for that, or those or I
say I'm an inventor. I like that one that always works. But last
night, I tried a new one. I'm a government legislation analyst.
Oh, right. The government legislation analysts and it
blows their
mind. And Mickey's like, Hey, you gotta get some curry Devora
consulting business cards, and just hanging out and just say,
you know, I'm a government legislation analyst, and people
literally look at me like you work for the government. I
didn't say that. If I'm a government legislation analyst
analyzing government legislation for for independent Yeah. And
then I say,
Well, no, I do that as a hobby. That really blows their mind.
What? When you're weak,
you don't do it as a hobby. That's a lie. That's true. So
you know, I do it professional. I
do it professionally. Yeah, that's true. That's true. So I
think I'm going to get some cards printed up cuz I liked
that. I liked the logo, I'd get more shirts.com I think that's a
good logo for us for the corredor consulting company,
which is probably a nick the rat or something. The original logo?
I think we I think I think
I'm going to use it around we'll come up with something but
whatever the case I think cars for government legislation.
Let's get him to say it legislation analyst is a good
one, right? Is it a great title? It's
a winner telling you it's a it makes people wacky.
Right You didn't you say? Um, no, I do it professional. I do
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It's what all the hip kids are saying man Well, what does it
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How about how about we say this is how we spin out is that this
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well that lifted if the if the storage starts to die down and
you read then you bring that in to pump it back up
that bad but that's only that's only if, if people are like,
Hey, what's going on with the drug thing there man. We'll see
if that happens. We'll see if that happens. I got some Gitmo
nation stuff which was quite disturbing. This is from your
neck of the woods, John up there in San Francisco. One of the
biggest problems well, there are two big problems you have there.
One is the potholes, although I think they seem to be fixed
right on Highway
areas. So it's a lot of the potholes have been fixed.
There's still potholes on the bridge. And I'm gonna make I'm
gonna put my camera up on the dashboard, I'm gonna drive
through some pothole ridden areas as the areas that are just
all potholes. It's terrible. Highway 80 that I've been
complaining about that one stretch of what was once all
potholes has been fixed.
Well, if, if you're thinking you need to put cameras on your
dashboard, you don't need to do that. Because that has already
been done for you my first
high tech parking ticket in San Francisco, do you know about
this, there are buses in San Francisco that have video
cameras built into them. And while these buses are going
through their route, during the day, that video camera is
recording footage from the streets. They have two cameras
one street level to kind of get the wide in front of the bus.
And then one is on the side of the bus, like waist level to
capture license plates. So at the time on the video was 4:06pm
the raw video footage captured by the buses is downloaded into
SF MTA Servers, then parking enforcement agents watch the
video looking for parking violations.
How disgusting is this become?
You're out of control in San Francisco. And by the way, those
tickets are 6575 and $85 for parking violations.
I mean, what else are they going to be scanning? Well, they're
also scanning the buses is apparently the one that bothers
me the most because you know if you go to protest these tickets,
you'll find that the operation has been taken over by a private
party.
Of course, of course I wanted to save money on it even
go to the courts is not a court thing anymore. It's it's been
outsourced to some douchebags. So now they have these bus lanes
in San Francisco and you have to make a right turn, you have to
get into the bus lane to do it. And so sometimes if you get into
the bus lane too soon, and the bus sees you in there, they will
you'll get a ticket for being in the bus lane, even though you're
going to make a right turn because they're not going to see
that. So what you have to do is if you see a bus you got to I
still use those bus lanes, but now knowing that the buses have
cameras, I'm not going to use one if I'm in front of a bus, I
think in a ticket for this in the bus lane, but this
has been pioneered in Gitmo nation East and in the UK.
They've been doing this for a while. There's cameras
everywhere everywhere.
Yeah, just to tax you is a form of attacks. Anything they can do
to find new data for just anything they just want to get
your money to go I tell people do not do business in San
Francisco it's a miserable place it's every day we went to when
Nick the rat was out here. He says the first thing he says to
me oh jesus I've ever read get you in San Francisco you can't
walk down the street there's a million homeless guys begging
you for money. Yeah, right now you know hey buddy, you got it
out $1 And they're in their grubby and they look man they
look like they're gonna you know attack you that's not a you
know, it's an unpleasant city. It's got that it's got the
places crawling with with vagrants. Let's put it like it
is crawling with vagrants. They're going to tax you with
fines for anything you do. There's no parking. It's a
miserable place. I tell you do not go to San Francisco. If
you're a tourist go someplace go to Seattle. Yeah,
don't come to Austin. If you're a tourist. Yes, but did you want
to move here? No, stay away. We're fine here. We don't need
any more people. 200 people a day now moving from California
to Austin. Really to hunt. That's what I heard. Yeah, 200
of the day.
Well, right now Texas is on a boom is the only state in the
country that's in a boom
I'm a trendsetter, baby.
You are.
I saw this trend. I saw this trend a long time ago. So
Austin visited and you said hey, I liked this town. It wasn't a
trend moving here because it's a trend that was the
trend during the hot pockets tour. We saw that and we set the
trend. By the way we still do not have a trailer we're looking
for a trailer to hook up to Mustang Sally. That is the 2002
Dodge Ram and we'd like to hook it up in Texas obviously. So we
can do our hot pockets 2009 tour we're looking forward to
starting to get that rolled up. If you have any information
about that or if you want to put a meet up together we're gonna
do a route this time instead of completely cooked you know, we
figured out that was not so good for the show. We have to kind of
route so if you can get 50 people together for meet up
we'll put you on the route send it to Mickey at Curry dot Kham
Kham curry.com M IC K y@curry.com. This Mickey will be
coordinating that but without a trailer to hitch up we can oh by
the way. I do have the brake device in Mustang Sally. You
have to have your pickup truck. That's the pickup truck here.
I've got the I've got the break box. Yeah, you need that? Yeah,
that's in there that came with it.
Oh, so you can stop the trailer. Jack died. Yeah,
it would be handy, wouldn't it? I haven't tested it, but it
looks new. So I guess it'll work. And we'd like to do our
hot pockets 2009 tour this summer, so we can come and meet
y'all. And that would be a lot of fun. We really enjoyed that
last year, and we'll probably do two separate tours, you know,
two or three weeks at a time. Come Back Rest up. I think we're
seeing on one we'll stay at the house. While we're on the tour,
so we have to come back. Exactly, we have to come back to
him for two or three weeks to put out the fires. In the TSA
has a new device. I just caught this by coincidence, I had not
run on stolen iPads. Yeah, it might as well
listen to what they're doing now
posted. Alright, the TSA is testing new technology that
could soon end up in your airport machines will scan and
verify travelers boarding passes and ideas. And here is how it
works.
For the passengers. They'll have their ID and their boarding
pass, they'll hand the ID to the officer. And then the boarding
pass himself will scan onto the barcode scanner. Once the
barcode scanner is complete, the passenger will will hand the
boarding pass to the officer, the system itself will only
require a few seconds to make a determination if in fact, all
the information is in order. And if it is, the passengers will
proceed to the checkpoint. If we do get an alert, we may request
additional information from the passenger.
So right now the machines are only operating at Dulles Airport
outside Washington in the next two weeks, there'll be installed
at airports in Houston and San Juan. And after several months,
the TSA will decide whether to expand the program. So this
is unbelievably messed up. So this what they're doing, and
they're not replacing anybody because they have the video, you
still see a T S Oh, because you know, now they're called
officers all of a sudden, which makes them feel a little more
official, but they're not an officer of the law. But you
know, like, I can be officer Corinne, you could be Officer
John, and we could put it on business cards that has the same
same value sits behind this machine, you hand your ticket
and your ID. And then what they're saying in this report
is, oh, the machine will check to see that it's verified. But
no, that's not what they're doing. They're putting you into
the database. They're actually tracking you now they're putting
that information into their own database scanning your
information, which is not happening at this point. It's
another part of the police state closing in on you not going to
do any real time processing. The minute you order a ticket is
when they know if you're on some kind of list. No, now they're
gonna just add another another piece of crap and these things
are gonna go down. It's gonna be it's gonna take longer than the
guy shining that purple light. Please, purple like give me a
couple of years ago frickin bronies and said, yeah, oh,
yeah. So now this machine is going to be able to determine if
it's a valid ID, but they're gonna put all your information
the database up. Yep. Curry. Okay, you traveled from Houston.
Notice that from Houston? Oh, where do you go? Oh, yeah. I
this should be unconstitutional. I think it is actually. And this
is before you get to the checkpoint. This is when you're
in line. And before you get yelled at?
Well, I guess the airline's wouldn't give them their
databases.
If I don't understand why, and what is the database I'm being
put into and I don't know who makes the machines yet. I
haven't done the research database
to just you know, it's just one of these, you know, tracking
databases. And at some point, somebody's going to come in to
the TSA and say, What do we got all these names for us? Is there
any way we can sell them to the insurance companies? Or is it
some what do we can make to get some money out of all these
names? It's got to be
something like that. But very little talk about it very
little. Just this one report that I happen to catch. You
know, offhand, I'm like, Oh, that's interesting. No one told
me about that device. But it's hooked into something
they told me about the little purple light until I saw it.
What is the purpose is is that show you the watermark or
something important? You looking
at the driver's license with the purple light and they look
at them, they look at you look at you and look at you.
My favorite was the guys will hold up the driver's license and
then and then go back and forth with the picture and you like
they're matching. They're matching the distance on your
eyes.
It's like do I want to see this guy naked or not? Let me guide
your earlier mixing. Maybe that's what it's all about.
Well, you know that. The Boston TSA. This came out. I think
Thursday. Boston TSA agent nabbed during child pornography
crackdown. This is the second or third TSA agent in Boston. They
it was a 55 person porn ring child pornography and let's see
The TSA agent who worked at Boston's Logan International
Airport was arrested as part of a sweeping child pornography cat
crackdown. They're working at the TSA. This is man.
Well on a lighter note. Here's an interesting story that was on
Democracy Now about Mahana. The guy who made some I don't know
we went on a website or something. He ended up with 17
years in jail.
What did he do? What did he do?
He read the play the clip,
and the US citizen and Boston area resident who's terrorism
conviction sparked allegations of trampling free speech, has
been sentenced to 17 and a half years behind bars. Tarik Mahana
was found guilty last year of quote conspiring to support al
Qaeda and other terrorism charges. The FBI initially
courted Mahana to become an informant following his 2009
arrests, but he wound up being jailed in solitary confinement.
The jury rejected the defense's argument Mahana was acting well
within his first amendment rights when he posted online
that he supported Muslims resisting us occupation. On
Thursday, more than 300 supporters packed a federal
courtroom in Massachusetts and supportive Mahana at his
sentence, wait a
minute, so the guy so the they tried to get him as an
informant? He said, screw that. And then they said, Oh, okay,
then we're gonna, we're gonna arrest you.
Enough about this, you get all kinds of different reports and
what this guy actually posted, including oesd Did advocating
shooting American citizens and soldiers and blowing up a mall.
But then if you really look into it doesn't seem to be the case.
But he was arrested for I guess he was on a, you know, jihadist
BBs or something making saying one thing or another. And so the
FBI, this is not reported. Any places have done the show? I'm
sure the substance of underground outlets, the FBI
gets went up to say, hey, you know, you're kind of deep into
this, you know, the good sites are we would like you to work
for us. And we'll give you a nice healthy stipend. Yeah, if
you cooperate, if you cooperate, and you will get off on this
phony baloney charge. And the guy said no, screw. Yeah. All
right. Okay. Chris, I really feel okay. By will rest. You
know, that's how it works. So in other words, if the, what I'm
just saying if anybody gets approached by the FBI, to work
for the FBI, take the job.
Really? Immediately. Take the job, just take the job.
Just take the job. What's the worst that can happen if you're
working for the FBI? Yeah, I finished
the book. I'm still waiting to confirmation on the interview
with Tim Weiner.
Oh, okay. Good. That's gonna be an interesting make sure to get
a couple of clips for us. And you're gonna read the interview
on the stream, I assume? Yeah, no, all
the big book show interviews are going to be on the stream soon.
And I should probably re upload or you know, re promote the
Human Rights guy because that was actually quite interesting
about where human rights come from.
I want to play with something that's a little lighter than
this guy getting thrown in the slammer. This really eye strain
is a clip from local news. I just went what I mean we have
enough problems with the you know the send a kid to college
now just what used to be you know, a few $1,000 is like 10s
of 1000s of shillings stick people with, with a loans with
with loans, which is like, Oh my God, you get stuck with a loan,
you're doomed for the rest of your life. So now, I think
they're jacking me you know, and a lot of people are getting
wiser the scam, so they're jacking up the price to read
this outrageous prom cost clip.
I can play. Yeah, sorry, here we go.
From prom prom season rather, is about to get underway and the
cost to attend the springtime dance is up substantially this
year, the average family of an American teenager can expect to
spend $1,078 this year that's up from $807 Last year, an increase
of more than 33% Oh visa released the data based on 1000s
of telephone interviews conducted last month.
It's the magic number 33.
Yeah, 33% which is a match code. So this code for something we
don't know what, but whatever the case is, are you kidding me?
What is it what does it cost to go to the price it costs that
much money to go to the prom? Oh, we
gotta get Kanye West to perform. Otherwise, seriously,
what did you you know the prom is a is a day when you're a
dance or dance. Sock whole dance. So
sock hop
does well, it's not a sock up because sock hops on a gym floor
and then you wear socks that the scratch to the gym floor. That
was the reason that sock cops kind of disappeared from the
scene. But this is a school dance. It's a school dance. If
you ask somebody at the school to go with you and you know,
it's usually pretty dull. And why are you and you usually wear
a tuxedo rented tux, which costs a couple 100 bucks, maybe 150 at
Men's Wearhouse you should be able to get 150 Okay, good. So
100 Now where's the rest of the money going? You get a limo, you
split it with 10. Guys, you get a big stretch, you have a bunch
of people splitting this gonna cost you a few $100 It's gonna
be 2530 bucks. I'm not getting it.
Dude, why are you messing with us boosting the American
economy? Okay. This is what this is for.
It's a it's a show a complete? I don't know, it's just it's a
scam of some sort of a.
Let me get a little crack party on you here is a is a report
going around? I'll read the report. It's been copied
everywhere. Bill Clinton has allegedly bought an island in
the Bahamas, and is building a city, which will be a refuge
from international forces trying to arrest him and other people
who will live on the island.
I like it. I like it, too. It makes sense. Yeah. So I've been
I've been trying to find out more. I mean, basically, if you
google this, you'll get the same story over and over again. But
that was interesting. Iceland, let's move over to some
financial bankster stuff. Iceland, of course, not a member
of the EU as I don't think they're part of a member of the
EU, they they have their own monetary union. They
were there been I think they're quasi invited before we go into
that store. I want to go back to the Clinton thing. Have you gone
back in because you had this thing going for a long time
about the body foundation? Yeah. And they're reporting and they
keep putting it off and get it off? What's the latest on that?
Now they released that. But here's the number that that
caught my eye the other day. Do you know how big reportedly? The
Clinton endowment is? No 46 billion. What? For? Reportedly
46 billion.
The Clinton endowment for Yeah,
for the Clinton
for his little library foundation foundation. Yeah.
That's the report to Google it.
Is this what they said themselves?
Go ahead and Google it and look around.
Alright, I'll look it up later. I just got lievable I just got
an email. Do you know how ignorant you sound? About what
you want to hear this? This is this is this is the support we
get from some people. You're so it starts off with your guys
drive me crazy. So your spelling drives me crazy. You're it would
be you but okay. What drug can give you lung cancer, that drug
does not give you lung cancer, the concept of you know, blah,
blah, blah, blah. You should learn some basics about
vaccines. The someone who has some basic education in
microbiology, immunology, you sound like idiots. I don't have
any education. My friend, I'm a disc jockey. But okay, if you
want to send this to CNN and Fox News, and get your information
from them, if you want to help us, you know, send some links
and some information so we can learn and don't insult me on
email. That's not kind
well underway, that he's even listening.
Well, he's probably he's probably a shill for something.
Oh, he's
a douchebag. Yeah, yeah. I'm a douchebag.
So I think that Iceland basically came out and said, You
know what, we're going to forgive the pot. By the way,
if that drug doesn't cause lung cancer, then why do they tell
you it can cause lung cancer in their own advertisement?
Well, that's what he should believe surgery was play the ad
No, you're ignorant. You are guys sound ignorant. I forget
about it. Iceland forgives mortgage debt for the
population. Now you'll recall that Iceland the way this works,
is that really yeah, they are you didn't see this report it
did you Iceland,
because it would trigger an American reportage that would
kind of indicate maybe we should
we should do the same thing. What Iceland did is they set up
a banking system in their country, and they had very high
percentage rates. And you could do offshore banking,
particularly from the Netherlands and the United
Kingdom. People were sending their money over there. And they
were getting like, you know, 567 percent, and it was do housing
associations and retirement plans, but also individuals was
all online internet banking. And then the thing went belly up and
went bust. And then the governments of the United
Kingdom and the Netherlands bailed out these investors and
these single people or individuals, but they bailed
them out. It was I think it was two or 3 billion euros, maybe
even more. I can't remember offhand. They gave them the
money back. So don't Don't worry, we'll take care of it
because we'll go and screw those people in Iceland. And Iceland
basically say, You know what, the banks I'm sorry. They they
shouldn't have done that did a bad deal. It's not our fault.
We're not going to be slammed into poverty and ASO austerity
like Greece, we're not going to take that. We're just going to
forgive everybody here if the debt and they stood up and they
said, Screw it, we're not doing it. And yes, that's what Greece
could do. That's what any country can do because these are
banks. But of course you're being sold the lie and maybe
it's not a lie actually that if the banks go under then the
entire world comes to an end well, maybe I mean, what do you
think John? If the banks go under is the entire world come
to an end? It might suck I agree with that. But will we actually
all die? What's going to happen if we all stood up and said
screw it actually
improve things for all we know? And they're not going to go out
then that's never going to happen. It's unlikely when I'm
the bank so just start over I mean, it's this is the problem
that we had when they didn't let banks fail. Many banks should
fail when they when they're completely No, we were at the
with a broke they got no money.
Come on, man. I saw the movie, all the money. I saw the HBO
movie, the entire world would end if we didn't bail out the
banks. I can't be true. Kevin Spacey was in it. That's can't
be true. We were all going to die. In isolated bear manner
bailing. If you bailed out the homeowners instead of the banks
with that same amount of money, which I think would have done
the trick, the trillions that actually went into it. Yeah, the
banks would have gotten paid and immediately everything would
have been fine.
You know, we're about to hit that here in the United States.
We're about to hit at least another million foreclosures
that's coming in probably the next I'll guess 45 days.
That's not going to be too good for any it's going to be
very, very bad in Portugal. Of course, they are next on the
block over there and Euro lands.
The Hajikko has become the second EU country after Greece
to ratify a European Union pact, tightening budgetary discipline.
The country's parliament approved it by 204 votes to 24,
with two abstentions. The assembly also approved at the
European Stability Mechanism, a firewall Fund and the new second
line of defense against debt contagion. After tough
negotiations. The pact which tightens rules on the control of
public finances was signed in Brussels on March the second by
25. EU countries with only Britain and the Czech Republic
opting out last year through tough reforms, the Portuguese
government managed to get its deficit down to 4.2% of GDP,
while its debt to GDP is expected to rise to 115% at the
end of this year before seeing a steady decline. But some critics
have attacked the pact for not giving enough attention to
growth and job creation. It is projected that by the end of the
year the Portuguese jobless rate will surpass 14%.
Yeah. Spain, by the way, is saying we don't need a bailout.
We'll see how long that lasts. I, I'm I'm just waiting for
some, you know, some some it'd be like, Oh,
you're out and count down as we start to count down. Yeah, we'll
bring in some Goldman Sachs guy to run your country. And we'll
bring in a technocrat. Yeah, we should start a Spanish
countdown. We should a countdown clock. I don't know I think you
say 2013. Right. That sounds that sounds to me like that.
Really? Is the the timeframe for all of this to happen.
Yeah, and it will a lot of it. Oh, yeah. It also had the
January 1 2013. As we heard on the clip from last week, all
these things come into play or the clip from when we did it.
All these things come into play. According to Bernanke, Bernanke.
Got two thirds. Yeah, he Bernanke actually said your
clip, we fall over the cliff.
Hey, man, don't get so close to the cliff. Man. That's not they
don't want to be there. The cliff,
don't be able to find this. Figure out this new term. I got
a new term I found on one of the Fox shows.
Okay, oh, I see the clip. Here we go
for its nuclear program.
That would be my initial assumption, Greg. Well, look for
the last year we talked about war and the international
community sat on the edge of its collective chair, wondering and
worrying about whether or not the Israelis might strike
unilaterally now, the focus is on let's let's make a deal. And
I suspect for the next six months, you're not going to have
war or a deal. Because in the end, you've got two immovable
forces. You've got the MLOK cracy in Tehran under great
pressure, but not willing to surrender its determination to
at least acquire the capacity to produce a weapon. And you have
the
what was that? What did you say? Mala cracy?
Mala cracy Yeah, I was trying to figure it out too. And it's like
mammography. I think you what it is is Mala cracy m mu moolah.
Like oh like the moolah is from Iran.
Yeah, Iran. The Mulas I still it's a Mullah. cracy Wow.
Wow. Anything could be an autocracy then I guess
on the weekends. There's This guy, Greg, Oh, does an anchor
and he is just reads the script. And they bring on the worst
shields and this guy that was on here that I could at this clip
was really a long one. I could have played the whole thing just
to show you what a because you could listen to it or you could
hear the script. This guy this guy's name is Aaron David
Miller, who has been an advisor, or former adviser to six
Secretaries of State. Wow. I
mean, well, it's not a guy that's not just any old dude.
It's not some schlub? No, he came out with his all his
essentially it was the message. You know, it was like you had a
script the other guys reading the script. This guy's telling
us nothing is going to happen in Iran for until after the
election is when he says so. There won't be an October
surprise. Maybe we can have a quiz he said six months so
today's April, May June
July November November six months in November.
He did say six months and that is October maybe I'm wrong. How
about a douche? Ah
cracy we're gonna be awkward. Mu la cracy. Get do chakra C and
John and other installments.
Another tale of the Hollywood wakker.
I saved the best for last. I know you live for this. We have
a new death in Hollywood. Michael sands. A Hollywood
publicist. Very interesting guy. Sands frequently handed out
trinkets from the FBI, CIA and the US Navy and Air Force.
Beautiful models and actresses. Even secretaries were frequent
recipients of official pens shirts, the guy's name again.
Michael sands, okay. He was according to the Associated
Press. He was very tied into the military. pointing to a court
martial case at Camp Pendleton where he gained access to
military sources. This is the guy who he represented who was
that terrorist.
Kevin Federline known
Abu Abbas the terrorists behind the 1985 cruise ship hijacking,
but here's what's interesting. How he died. You ready for this?
Yeah, it's just funny. He choked to death on
a sample of meat. He was in a deli. And they gave him a sample
of beef. And he died from chronic obstructive pulmonary
disease, which is basically choking, I guess. I guess his
throat swelled up.
Yeah. Well, you could I suppose coat a sample of meat with
various chemicals or Yeah, it was.
I mean, if you've got if you're,
that starts to swallow it, it gets stuck. And then you choke
to death and nobody does anything about it. Maybe some of
you've been tried the Heimlich? I would assume they did.
Well, it's even crazier than that because they did try the
Heimlich on them. And this isn't Hollywood. And they're pretty
quick in Hollywood with the although the traffic is bad, but
they're pretty good. Quick getting emergency services. The
emergency servers came five minutes after he was already
dead. But the weird thing is, this happened like 10 days ago
and only now actually March 24. Wow, is when the choking
incident occurred. And it wasn't until this past week that it was
reported and this is this guy is like you know is a serious PR
guy. According to this woman and wrote a book CIA in Hollywood,
how the agency shapes film and television which I think I must
read.
Before you finish that I'm going to read something from the wiki
entry which you know, people jump on this I'm gonna read you
this just you can deal with it. On March 24, sans started
choking on a sample of beef in a deli. Sand suffered from COPD,
he was pronounced dead on the scene for five minutes, then
revived, probably was revived and taken to the hospital stands
was placed in a medically induced coma to prevent
inflammation of the brain. Ultimately, he did not survive.
He died 13 days later on April 6,
QA well this is according to the book of knowledge. So who knows
but wow, so they whacked him twice.
Well, as I get back apparently didn't get killed didn't work.
So they put him in a coma and then they beat the crap out of
my guy who knows what happened but whatever.
But the fact that he's tied to the CIA, I mean, we've gotten to
figure you're looking at this guy because there's obviously
more to I mean, he was handing out pens and dental floss even
says he had dental floss from the CIA. Can i Hello? Hello. No
agenda listeners who listen at the CIA and I know you're out
there. If they have CIA dental floss in the store. Could you
please send me some? I'd love to have some CIA dental floss.
Probably coated with something
probably not a good idea to use.
Now it'd be nice to just do something to have this guy.
I mean, he got a whack this, how can you argue with that?
But by whom? This is not agencies, agencies. Yeah, but
who what agency and what side? You can't see there's no,
he probably had information about something that guy was way
tied in.
A similar team when his claim Gary DeVore went missing in 1997
Sand pushed the theory with investigators that DeVore had
been involved with the government intelligence
services. And his fate was somehow connected with this
role. Do you think it's possible it was finally found submerged
in the California Aqueduct?
Do you think it's possible that maybe he was you know, maybe it
was coming out with some news about how you know Clooney maybe
you know, any all these bow all these Hollywood celebrities are
compromised and are meant to propagate the message and maybe
just got too dangerous. He just knew too much.
In 2011, sans was approached by the Utah family of Wah seIf Lee,
who soon has soon over $1 million book and movie deal
about the Marine Corporal charge with desertion, who allegedly
faked his own kidnapping in Iraq.
Maybe he knew something about the Afghanistan night raid word
17 people were killed.
Well, whatever, we'll never find out. This is not going to well,
not from him coming out.
We're not going to find out from him. That's for sure. But you
know, this sounds like where's the this is something that you'd
figure the mainstream would be all over? Well, I figured you
would not do you probably would have seen this on extra or
something.
I haven't been watching extra. Yeah, you think it would be an
extra, extra extra.
Anyway, stuff I'm tracking for the Thursday show plasma fusion
becoming a reality. Very interesting technology, which
could help us get off the grid, I guess. Finally, my backyard
nuke never work. You're very, you're very pessimistic about
all this. Why? Why? I mean, why so pessimistic? You don't think
that there's some other stuff out there that we can figure out
how to use and I'm sure there is.
But it's not gonna happen. There's not enough money that
goes into research this these things, right? Well, asthma
fusion. It's not a new idea. It's old. It's never been
proven. I think cold fusion has a better shot. And that's 100
years away.
Really? I mean, what is how does cold fusion work?
I don't know. If I knew that. I wouldn't be talking to you. Oh,
really?
Hey, well, screw you. All right. There you go. Ladies and
gentlemen. And after 400 episodes, that that is basically
how it ends. If I was rich, I wouldn't be talking to you
either. I can't even say it. I wouldn't be talking to you
either.
No, you wouldn't. I know that for a fact. I'd call him disco.
Once in a while. You give me a call. You'd say I'm rich or what
do you do? And now we're gonna get off. Yeah.
Well, you still on that Twitch show?
You're on twit today, aren't
you? Yes. As a matter of fact, I am. Okay.
Well, make sure you congratulate yourself with 400 episodes and
ask Leo how he's doing on that's gonna be
a big number. So what is the what else besides plasma fusion?
You said? There's something else here? Look? No, no, no, no, no.
You'll
have to talk to me to find out. I'm not going to tell you now.
I was gonna I want to give it to Lois. You can promote it. No, I
don't know. I don't I don't know. Just ridicule me. No, I
didn't.
I was being enlightened and Vince and light and and
what's the word? North Sea tsunamis. Okay. Good enough for
you.
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