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What's Adam curry? John C. Dvorak is Thursday, June
21 2012. It's time for your Gitmo nation media
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Cam MoPhO in the capital of the drone star states. Boston Tea
House in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
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Vaughn, Buzzkill.
I worry so much that they turn on that scramble Ray on your
brain during the opening and you just be like,
seriously, that you now that you mentioned it?
Don't tell me we have that we both had the same clip.
I have that too. But I have that clip with a follow up.
Who should I play the local? Since this was a Rangers game,
the local Texas news report about Dave Barnett.
Yes. Is that a scramble brain scramble. Let's give a little
background to our audience about this. Yeah, we discussed this
months and months ago. And you had some theory about it this
like this some is something there's a theory as to scramble.
Testing, testing TV, they're testing it with idiots on TV to
scramble their brain so we can use this to control leaders
speech.
All right, play your clip.
Steve Barnett has been a play by play announcer
for decades, but the rangers have hot David Murphy, who was
this sudden nonsensical episode during the eighth inning of last
night's Rangers game that is receiving nationwide attention.
This discussion involving a two to one game with Taiwan is
second leadoff single by Chase Headley. Go ahead, Ron. Is that
fifth? On what Adams is insisting on calling it a
botched robbery? actually happened was his henchmen to be
piece literally out of the incident was all the talk on
sports radio today. I love the little analysis. This is great.
What a 5.3. The fan on air personalities and fans alike
were concerned. What came out of his mouth last night I think
stunned everybody else the Rangers confirmed today Barnett
suffers from recurring migraine headaches.
People don't really know why it happens. But people who have
migraines can have neurologic symptoms that mimic a stroke.
And it's sometimes can be very, very difficult to tell the
difference. And then they go in and they play that woman who was
at the Oscars a year ago. Yes, she did a really good job. That
was really funny. I think it's entertaining. I mean,
I think we need more of Yeah, I think it's a botched robbery.
But no one calls out Al Sharpton. There's no real
conflict. I mean, they don't call him out.
They had the things assume he's an idiot. That thing beamed
on him all the time. It's like, Hey, watch this. I'll turn the
beam on. No one will know man. It's Sharpton. Yeah. So you have
a follow up to this?
Well, no, I there's a couple. I have a couple of other clips
that are this. It's not necessarily this is more I think
is not the beam doing anything to anyone. This is the woman
who's just a just an idiot. This is on Canadian TV. CTV this was
the Bridget Brown. Explaining why the dollar is a better
investment than gold.
We played this. This is an old clip. No, we didn't play. Yes,
we did. Absolutely. I played this months ago, and I saw it
show up on dvorak.org/to. Remember
you playing it? Well, that just says gold has no backing? Yes.
That doesn't mean we didn't play it. Well, I know one tip that we
have played we'll just skip right to it then which I think
may have been from the beam, which is the classic clip from
2007, which is the follow up clip to the gold girl. Okay,
here we go.
Recent polls have shown a fifth of Americans can't locate the US
on a world map. Why do you think this is?
I personally believe that us Americans are unable to do so.
Because some people out there in our nation don't have balance.
And I believe that our education like such as South Africa and
Iraq everywhere, like such as and I believe that they should.
Our education over here in the US should help the US or should
help South Africa. It should help directly Asian countries
so we will be able to build up our future. Thank you very much,
South Carolina.
I'm pretty sure we played that one too.
Hey, no, we had play I tried to play that one as much as I can.
The beam is on you. I would like to challenge you to flip to get
me a ref prints to the to the gold clip. Okay. And I put it
out now challenge right now in the red book that you cannot
find that we've played that clip, you probably play it to
yourself all the time you think it was on the show? Okay, well,
is that the South Carolina clip? Yeah. Well, I think we played it
a couple times, I just find that to be the greatest clip we've
ever played.
I think we've played better better clips than that. Why
don't we do a clip show with just that clip over and over
again? That'll be awesome.
So I challenge you to play that find me reference to the other
clip.
Okay. I'll find it. And if I don't find it, our human
resources.
Fine. I think I don't care what it finds it will find. I want to
find a show that that clip was played. I want to know what my
reaction to it was.
I use it What an idiot. Well, I've
Well, that's not an unusual reaction. But I think I would
have remembered that clip because it was so Dayton did was
so dinghy.
I always love people when they say hey, man, don't make fun of
those people. Because that had been the stroke man. Not having
I was
having a stroke.
But I found this one. About time. Thank you about 8000
people sent that to me. That isn't
find it then. Well, yeah, I
found that my email. It came in. I'm like, hey, look what I just
found. Well, anyway, there was a lot going on this week. And I
watched a heck of a lot of C span three. And of course, we
had the big showdown between Eisah and the highest, highest
position. In our justice system. However, they keep describing
that Attorney General Eric Holder, who of course, is the
interference guy, he runs interference for all of our
presidential scams and illegality.
So, so I'm watching that that hearing. And you know, you have
all the Democrats up in arms that this is going on, and they
want to stall and make the hearings go on longer and
longer. But I was noticing something. I don't know if you
noticed this, but we have seen. I haven't seen all of that. But
I think holder has been up to five or six times 999 times nine
times nine. Okay. We've seen most of these. We've seen them
all. All of them. Now, half the people that were there for this
final hearing I've never seen there before. Oh, no, no, no,
no, no, no, they never showed up. There's always empty seats.
And all of a sudden now and they know there's going to be a vote
on a contempt of Congress. Then they all show up. What I did was
John, I took the I think it was six hours of all this bullcrap.
Because holder wasn't even there. This was just you know,
are we going to vote on a contempt of Congress, which
we'll explain what that is, by the
way, that one person who I've never seen at this meeting it
ever was that dingbat woman from DC. I think she was there to
blather. She sound like she had the beam on her. I have,
I have condensed six hours down to one minute and 30 seconds.
And here's the game you play, Spot the Republican and spot the
Democrat. It's
so hard to stop. Our purpose
has never been to hold the attorney general in contempt.
Our purpose has always been to get the information the
committee needs to complete its work that it is not only
entitled to but obligated to do.
I am horrified that you are going forward with this contempt
charge
this woman Oh man, what a douche shed she is
when the President of the United States. His and the
administration have invoked executive privilege for the
documents sought by the chairman.
This is a mistake, a major mistake. And I really want you
to know that I think that this should be discontinued. Why
would the President claim executive privilege unless there
was something very, very important that he felt should
not be made known to this committee, and possibly to the
public.
I hope we have the guts and the perseverance. To get to the
bottom of this. I like show we have to nearly 2000 weapons
purposely purposely given the drug cartels. We have hundreds
of dead people in Mexico. We have a dead United States border
patrol agent. And we have a government that's withholding
information so that we can not only get to the bottom of but
that we can fix it and make sure that it never ever happens
again.
I am frightened to think what would be going on today. Had
agent Brian Terry not been murdered? Would we even know
about Fast and Furious or wide receiver?
This was a sad day. But it is a necessary day. The notion that
you can withhold information and documents from Congress no
matter whether you're the party in power or not in power is
wrong. Okay.
So The key points here are one that of course, a vote was
passed because this is a Republican heavy committee. So,
holder now now that goes to the House of Representatives is, I
guess a request for contempt of Congress, which means absolutely
nothing is not going to do anything. But the interesting
thing is that President Obama came out and said, I'm invoking
executive privilege. Now, the reason this is interesting is
because executive privilege means there's something that is
of national security interest, why we cannot release whatever,
why, why he's essentially saying, holder as a member of
the executive committee does not have to release the document or
documents or whatever it is you're looking for. Because it's
extremely important, which means the president who always said he
knew nothing about this must somehow know something about it,
or he's just running his own interference tactic for holder,
whatever that is, it's interesting to go back and a
little flashback to 2007, then presidential candidates
campaigning President Barack Obama, about the use of
executive privilege by then President Bush, you favor
executive privilege, or should call Rove and others in that
like position, be forced to testify before the House or
Senate? Well, you know,
I think we'll determine over the next several weeks, how this
administration responds to the very appropriate call by Patrick
Leahy, the Chairman of the Judiciary Committee to have
these individuals come in and testify. You know, there's been
a tendency on the part of this administration to, to try to
hide behind executive privilege, every time there's something a
little shaky, that's taking place.
But I will never do that. I won't hide behind no executive
privilege, to all of that fine, and good, whatever. It's just a
big show. And it's all Oh, it's political or whatever. We know
that this is a huge, non transparent bunch of douchebags.
And it's not just this administration's every
administration since I've been alive. But what blew me away on
MSNBC is Chris Matthews, who took this in a completely
unexpected, yet very logical direction.
I look at this. Willie Brown Mayor Brown, I just look at it
and I don't mean to use this term too much, but it's almost
like a stop and frisk. Here's a chance to humiliate a
distinguished member of the United States government, the
Attorney General and everybody knows close friend of the
President's. It's a surrogate operation. If he can humiliate
this guy if he can get to him. He'll be a big star in the
Republican caucus. He'll be Digby Dixon. I don't want to
start too much forest fire here because but it is My instinct is
this ethnic. Mr. Mayor.
I think it has some ethnic flavor to it.
I think with Ethniki means racial
they brought out the race car totally brought up the scheme to
get a race relations soured that gets a black vote out exactly
because the blacks are not going to vote for Obama but if they
can get this riled up, like that woman from DC all worked up and
pulling the race card your your white surrogates, you know Chris
Matthews,
but this is this is so egregious
to say race baiting.
This is great. This is so wrong. By the way. I take you back to
September 29 2011. No agenda episode 343. The clip titled
gold stupidity
budget joins us now Bridget overall how to today compared to
yesterday.
The biggest surprise of today was definitely gold. It was down
about
okay, you can pledge it and stop it. Now. What's the date on
this?
September 29 2011.
Okay, I am not going to accept this until I go listen to the
episode. What was the episode number 343
face it you're busted big man
necessarily. Yeah believes to be bogus. You may be trying to
trick me. Race bait
John I read. I think this is totally totally what do you call
it didn't call it a race. He called it what do you call it
ethnics? Yeah, I'm going all ethnic going to John going
ethnic dude.
So Joe, back to that topic. I they're talking about trying to
pull a rabbit out of a hat to get race baiting going on the
thumb Hartmann show pulls out and this to me, I had to
actually do some research after I heard this clip, he pulls out
a clip of some woman. I have to get the exact there's two clips
here and I don't want to play the second one first. He pulls
out. He does his letters to the editor on Russia today now down
again. Yeah. And he has this woman calling about some talk
show host, I guess, over the weekend, who's you have to hear
the talk show host appreciate the fact that she's just some
local idiot. But it Hartman brings as some major, major
event. And what are the two clips there?
I have no idea what you're talking about. Well, there
should be a clip there. It says it's the monkey clip.
Oh, yes. I have monkey comment.
Which work do you have? Do you have the size of those two
clips? I'm sorry. Let's play the short one first.
Okay. Monkey clip. Here we go. Short one first.
Now, I would have not even known nobody would even know about
this. This is this is race baiting to me, because this is
some little local event that took place that nobody cares
about. And then he he's trying he's not getting very far, but
he's trying to make a national news.
Our first comments tonight comes from a big picture viewer right
here in Washington, DC she had this take on the Arizona radio
show host who called President Obama, a monkey. Okay, I
am frightened. Could you please tell me what's going on in this
world? First of all, I have never been so hurt to hear what
that lady said about Mr. Obama. President Obama is a very well
educated man. And this has got to see somebody has to say some
about that lady from Arizona. I will post it on my computer is
ridiculous. They need to stop any other president they put on
there that you can not talk about the President or you will
be locked up. Why haven't they locked her up?
She she's on shortwave
like be locked up. Reveal. Now here's the question that comes
to mind. First of all, and I do have the clip of the woman. I
dug that up a woman in Arizona, Arizona. Why is it what woman
what black woman in Washington DC is listening to Arizona right
wing Talk Radio?
Well, it's probably like us watching C span all day. I mean,
there's piano really better exactly what it is. Yeah, we've
got sorry.
Yeah, go ahead. Up. This is the woman and this is like a
laughable show. And by the way, I do call her out on it. Tom
Hart goes on and says oh, they never said the thing.
Yeah, and your Skype was cutting in and out a little bit. Can you
juggle your wire while I play the clip?
Sure. Kick on the phone. Richard. Jump in here with Joe
and Tom and Randy and Charles and myself.
Yeah, hi, Bill. I've everybody I wish people would have the guts
on the who runs his shows and all that to ask everybody who
goes on these shows. I like to know how many people really
voted for that idiot sitting in a White House. And anybody who
says that that they don't know anybody who's trying to destroy
this country. All you have to do is see that rabbit ears guy
who's sitting in the White House and what he's done to this
nation in three years. As I sit here I sit here wondering why I
spent 30 years in the Marine Corps defending this country
against communism and to two hours in bed dark so
I got it monkey I found a shocking clip on am radio of
Peter Gabriel Are you there? Yeah, okay. Right Okay, now
may sound better
wrong no in a minute Did you upgrade to premium Skype while
you're on it? Because that
I've never upgraded it's a scam. It's guaranteed
to make it sound better. Yeah, so anyway, so the I guess the
point of all this is the racial tensions are being ratcheted up
and Tom Hartman seems to be right on board with with doing
that.
Ya know, it's no question about and then he also did the way he
did the thing that's funny is that they never they never
talked to said who this woman's name in fact, I have to go look
it up again. But it was just it was a cat. It was weird, because
this is a show that probably has maybe 5000 listeners and in
Tucson or wherever it
is. No one wants his Thom Hartmann either, John Yeah,
well,
he's got 6000 He probably has 1000 more than she does. Yeah,
but he's on Russia today. So there is a feed that goes out
with him on it.
Anyway, let me say in the morning to you John C. Dvorak.
But in the morning to you Adam curry in the morning all ships
at sea boots on the ground subs in the water and feet in the
air. And I say
oh, there goes the array again. Oh boy. You gotta turn turn off
the death right, this
and this stolen third bank robbery.
And in the morning to all the human resources in our chat
room, no agenda stream.com no agenda chat.net all charged up,
ready to go? depleting your lifetime value of $9.2 million.
We're happy to have you all here? And there's a boy I almost
don't even know where to start with, with with actual news that
is taking place that is not being reported. I think the
probably the G 20 was quite interesting. There were a number
of fascinating things that were said during the during the G 20.
And by the way that did you look at the logo of the G 20? Have
you seen any of the pictures?
I have seen the logo, the G 20.
It's like total Illuminati stuff. It's like,
well, it's just one of those hero.
Pyramids, man, it's like they're all standing in front of a huge
pyramid with a little eye there in the middle that says g 20.
It's the whole thing is just crazy. So Barrasso, who is?
No Yeah,
we really have two guys running the show in. In the United
States of Brussels, and haiku Herman Van Rompuy, the unelected
president. His job is kind of, you know, to be the statesman,
the calm guy, and he's cracking a little bit around the scenes,
but barocco totally, totally lost it when he just went off
the reservation and completely blame the United States for
everything.
What cool print cooperatively for this. Let's work together.
By the way, this crisis was not originated in Europe. Since you
mentioned North America, this crisis was originated in North
America. Oh, okay. And many of our financial sector were
contaminated by how can I put it you gave me the clap and
Orthodox practice from some sectors of the financial market?
Okay, you're not putting the blame on our partners. What we
are saying is, let's work together. When we have a
problem, a global problem. Let's work together.
What an idiot,
you know, we had when this whole thing began, and we were trying
to contain it with the 2008 collapse. Europeans and bankers,
and again, the government's would have nothing to do with
it. They had nothing to do with us. It wasn't anything about
working together. They told us it was our problem. We can eat
crap. Yeah. And then they essentially they had no
involvement. They didn't want involvement, and now they're
bitching.
And so our friend, Nigel Farage is invited, of course, to speak
about this on several television programs, and he shows up on it
must have been Fox and he just kind of laid it right out there.
You gotta love the guy for it. A lot of people.
So what do you think of this claim that it's the fault of the
United States. The problem is that you're a pass what
remember? Remember, this bloke is an idiot. I mean, a real
complete idiot. Oh, and I forgot to tell you. He's also a
communist.
So that was the kind of the headline grabbing soundbite of
barocco. But he went on and I want you to listen though, of
course, there's a language barrier. But also the guy is an
idiot, but he sounds like the words he's using. And I think
for a statesman, you just got to be careful. He sounds like a
mafia thug. Listen to this.
He says, In Europe, we are open democracies. Not all the members
of the G 20 are democracies. But we are democracies. And we take
decisions. democratically. Sometimes this means taking more
time.
It means that we have to go slowly with our slaves, but we
get what we want anyway. Yes,
because we are a union of 27 democracies, and we have to find
necessary consensus. But frankly, we are not coming here
to receive lessons in terms of democracy or in terms of how to
handle the economy. Because the European Union as a model that
we may be very proud of. We are not complacent about
difficulties, we are extremely open. I wish that all our
partners were so open about their own difficulties. We are
extremely open and we are engaging it with our partners
but we certainly are not coming here to receive lessons from
nobody.
We don't need no lessons from nobody so weird rather tense
over there.
A guy I don't know. When that came out. It seemed like it was
just I think this these guys have already just marginalized
themselves. I don't think anybody's paying any attention
to any of this now is huge, especially with Barbosa he's not
even that. I mean, he's not even as entertaining as the other guy
IKU Herman.
So I have so so what happens is barocco goes off and just starts
yelling at everybody. And and basically the 19 other of the G
20 or whatever Ever, like, we didn't come to get no lessons
from No buddy Shut up there, we know what we're doing. But of
course they don't. And, and I think that haiku Herman and
douchebag Barroso are well aware that this is, of course, he's,
he's telling the truth. And we, as the United States financial
sector are systematically bringing down the euro. And I
think and it's now more obvious than ever now that he's actually
saying, Hey, guys, like stop you doing this. He's blaming it on
history. And of course, the reason why is we need to have
our dollar to be the the ultimate currency of the
universe, and the euro just has to go down. That's why Moody's
keeps coming out with downgrade downgrades, we got the even
gonna downgrade the UK banks, I mean, this just continuous
attack after attack. And the only thing that they can do is
try and turn this crisis into something good. And now they're
they're turning into or they're turning to the economic union,
which, of course, is what should have happened in the first
place, but they never sold it as such, they sold it as a great,
you don't have to change any of your money at the at the border.
So Haiku, Herman's job is to go out and basically calm
everything down. But he's so freaked out that the only thing
is, you just have to listen to what he's saying. I know, it's
kind of hard, it's like a minute and a half and get his English
is atrocious. But listen to how he's desperately trying to say,
we're gonna make it all happen. By the end of the year, we'll
have an economic union, trust me, it's okay, we're gonna have
an economic union, we're gonna go we're all going to fix it.
Come on, please
discuss the state of play of the world economy. And now a lot of
witnesses, not only the problems in the Eurozone, of course, but
also the volatility in on the oil markets, the internal
imbalances in a lot of countries in the United States, in China
and other and all of us, we are working on correcting those
imbalances. Of course, in the Eurozone, we have to continue
our policy with much more energy even than in the past. So
combining fiscal consolidation differentiated depending on the
countries with a strong gross policy for on investment, and
then at the same time, deepening our economic and monetary union.
And this will be the main team at the European Council, by the
end of this month, we have to go to more financial integration,
to more fiscal integration to more economic integration. And
that's what we have to do. And we are working on it, I will
propose building blocks for deepening our economic and
monetary union. So that we can show to the rest of the world
and to the markets, that the euro and the eurozone is an
irreversible project or agenda to you want to deepen it. And to
give it a strong policy, infrastructure, a common
currency need also more common policies. And that's our main
task for the European Council. And again, of the end of June,
we are working on it and everybody is fully aware of
this, they are supporting us, they are encouraging us, they
are confident in the fact that we can overcome this crisis. So
the Council of June will be important. But in June, we will
launch project I left we will finalize by the end of the year,
she
just keeps repeating over and over, don't we're gonna do it
we're gonna do I'm like, What is this building blocks? How's he
going to do it? And I found the document. It's called the single
The second single market act. Have you even heard of this?
No, I almost fell asleep during that clip. So I'm gonna have to
look it up now.
Yeah, I know, it's boring. But it's important to hear how
stressed out these guys are. So the single the single second
version of the single market Act is a 12 step program, which is
funny by itself. And I'll just highlight and of course, all
these documents in the show notes. 419 are not any show
notes.com. So here's how they're going to do it. Here's how
they're going to integrate these 27 countries. So first of all,
we have the single market for venture capital, which means
that's regulation will provide all managers acquire qualifying
venture capital funds, with a European marketing passport to
allow access to eligible investors across the European
Union. So you can go get money from anywhere apparently. And
this is where it gets kind of scary, a modern system for the
recognition of professional qualifications. This is where
your ID card comes in.
This is not well, there's no this is it. There's that but
this is really about licensing, journalism, licensing
everything. So in other words, you can't be a writer, Corrado,
license, even writer without a license.
It states in the document even architect. You can't be an
article here it says the proposal will model denies the
harmonized minimum training requirements. There you go.
You're right, John, for certain professions benefiting from the
automatic recognition, which will be through the IMI the
internal market information system, in particular, doctors,
nurses, midwives and architects. No idea why architects shows up
in that all of a sudden,
like the more than that before this is Oh, I totally agree. We
actually discussed this before. This is an old this goes back to
April 2011.
June, actually, this is the second one since the second
dock.
It's the single market. Okay, right there April, this is this.
Okay. This is the one that what is it? What's the date on this
document? I
have June 2011. That's what I have.
Okay. So the first was in April, then. But yeah, this
is the second but you're right. It's the international standards
for organizations. So I totally agree with what you're saying
that it'll certainly be for journalists, you can't be a
journalist or you can't be a blogger, posing as a journalist.
Yeah, licensed blogger. This, by the way, is already taking place
in many countries, Brazil, for example, well, you have to be
licensed to be a blogger, you have to be licensed to be a
journalist. Really? Yeah, you have to have a license. In fact,
a friend of mine who writes computer columns, had to take
attacks, he gets away with it without having the license, but
he can never call himself a journalist or a reporter, he
calls himself a, he has some say there's a bypass and there's
always a trick to get around it, but but he's always worried
sick, that they're gonna bust him,
we're gonna close that loophole. So here is the cross border use
of electronic identification, authentication and signature
legislation for a framework for electronic identification,
authentication and signature in the second quarter of 2012. So
this is coming up now. The proposal provide provide for
mutual recognition and acceptance of official e IDs
between member states address which address existing legal and
cross border interoperability problems for E signatures. So
you're all everyone in Europe is going to have to have a
biometric ID card. And then of course, we have the carbon tax,
which is point number nine. Oh, there we go. The aim of the
proposal is to restructure the way energy products are taxed to
take into account both their co2 emissions and energy content. So
you're getting a carbon tax on top of the actual content of the
energy that you're using. And that's point nine. And that, of
course, really integrates everything because you'll be
paying that tax to Brussels, as we've been saying, for years, I
think, for years. Obviously, if there's anything else that was
of interest, oh, well, of course, they have a website, the
new your Euro portal. So they spent a couple million US on
that. And then there's just a whole timeline of when
everything's going to go into effect. So whether it works or
not, and whether it keeps the the euro and the European Union
afloat, which is doubtful. You're getting a whole bunch of
regulation now. Interesting. On the financial side, Finland has
thrown a little monkey wrench into the, into the thing into
the into the mix into the machine. For the ESM. The
European Stability Mechanism. This is basically the the fun
that will commit every single euro, euro zone nation to
basically writing a blank check whenever Brussels needs it.
Finland has rejected the proposal to use ESM and ESF
money to buy government bonds unless they have some kind of
collateral. So they're not going to ratify and you need
everything you think you need 99% to ratify this, and like,
wow, Finland. That's interesting, because who is
visiting Finland? This very moment?
You're gonna tell me clippety clop
Hillary Clinton,
who else would it be?
So you know how that goes. It's like, Hey, man, we got to get
someone to mess this stuff up. Hillary, can you go do some?
Yeah, no problem.
Which Which brings us to Sweden.
Okay. Right. And right and right down the road is really
going on with this Assange thing going game going to Ecuador. I
think it's a smokescreen?
Well, I think the guy probably raped some chicks and doesn't
want to get to doesn't want to get thrown in jail.
Well, there's there's always a possibility but he, he's doing a
good job of not communicating that. But I think the whole I
think this dis Ecuador thing was something that the US set up
because we were we have not had not overtly but covertly,
because we are in bad terms with equity. or because there's a
deal with Chevron oil who had apparently polluted the whole
country, right? According to at least we haven't seen the
pollution. So we don't know for sure. And but the Ecuadorian say
that they did in this chevron people say, No, it wasn't us. So
it's just like witness protection program for Assange.
Is that what you think?
What a man and we don't want to deal with, let's say goes to
Sweden, and now, all these nut balls in the United States that
the Republicans and Democrats who will shake their fist saying
this guy's a traitor, even though he's an American, we've
got to get him in, bring him in and try him. Well, we don't
really want to do that, because it's going to be embarrassing.
Stupid, right? And a waste of everybody's time and money.
Yeah. So you, but you, what are you going to do with everybody
shaking their fist? So you got to ditch the guy somewhere?
Right.
Ecuador is a good place.
Ecuador is a good place and then somewhere down the road. You
know, you can tell Ecuador, you know, well, we
might he might have an unfortunate accident.
We get to Heaven A, ya know, or get food poisoning. Oops.
Oops, sorry. Sorry, Julian. But I don't
think this guy's I think this this whole thing about oh, the
Americans want to extradite him from Sweden and Sweden is going
to play ball which should embarrass the Swedes do they
don't want to deal with that No. Other countries got a certain
reputation to uphold, so they gotta get this guy out of the
he's got to be taken out of the loop. Yeah, so let's push them
into Ecuador. And then somehow they're gonna think gonna sneak
up they can make him stay in that embassy in London forever,
or they can sneak in
as good a spot as any form. Keep them in the embassy. Just keep
them away and he's annoying. He is. Do you want me to play this
clip that you have here?
What clip is Oh, that's just the background run. Okay,
well, we don't need to play that then. Let's thank our producers
John just since we have
we have a couple of three excess executive producers and no
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There's a video Yeah, that's what it's from. Yeah, she did a
whole audition video. She has a couple other ones. What's this?
On the distraction of the week, it's your brother as the maybe
it's maybe this one imagine that on Sunday, kid standing next to
your bed yelling that and you're here. My goodness. It's just
horrible. Hey, I got one for a habit in the show notes. You
know, just speaking of Greece, where our executive producer
Uranus from, there's this fantastic documentary called
Katha striker, which was funded by crowdsource it's about an
hour or like an hour and 10 minutes, a great, I mean, really
great documentary, which shows exactly how and this is
something that we we caught on to quite a while ago, that the
austerity measures that are being implemented in Greece, and
of course, actually, worldwide now, or not so much about, well,
yeah, it's blamed on public servants making too much and
retiring when they're 15, and all this stuff. But it really is
about privatization. And this documentary shows the parallels
between the privatization of Russia, and how we got the
oligarchs, and the privatization of the world, certainly,
European nations, but it's happening in America too. And
how Siemens and you know, basically, it's about the rail
transport, electricity, water, these the main things that have
to be privatized, and how you then essentially turn the entire
country into one slaved him with with all the guards, and I
highly, highly recommended cutter striker, you should watch
it to Jonathan killjoy, it's
ya know, I'm looking at it. Now.
If you have to get the, the link I have is the one with the
English subtitles translation is pretty good. But there's also
some interviews with the with English speakers in there. But
it's really outstanding. I just looked at it like, Oh, my
goodness, this is really good. So it really helps you
understand what we've been talking about for a while, you
know, that this was really a huge privatization effort. And
the more I watched it, the more I'm like, doesn't matter what we
do. We are just so screwed. This might as well admit it.
No, I think the more we do this show, the more we realize that
it's it's a the only the long term purpose is to make people
actually maybe even doing the the evil forces of favor, which
concerns me a little bit. Because people understand what's
going on. And then they become they see the futility of them.
Just give up. It's not. Maybe we should stop doing the show.
Well, if it becomes a detriment, then we probably should. That
just That's something to ponder. By the way, if you just hit me
with that, I'm like, are we really helping? At this point? I
don't know. We're probably we're probably getting into their cars
just take our information in or in our deconstruction tricks,
and just keep them to ourselves. And you know, and just go get a
nice place in South of France. And we had Yeah,
sure. Yeah. It's real cheap down there.
We not as expensive as you'd think. We were
having coffee at Halcyon here in the in the city. And city. Yeah,
the city Austin's a city. Yes. Yeah, that's like a 2 million
people city qualifies. And as I was talking to the guy, and he,
you know, of course, you know, it doesn't take too long before
someone says What the hell do you actually do? And like,
because I didn't like my no agenda, cocktail stuff. You
know, it's like, oh, no, no, this is what this is about.
Here's how this goes. This is what do you what do you actually
do as a government legislation analyst and but then I kind of
explained about the show that this guy he works for. He has
like, it's like some nondescript company. He says you'd never
heard of us to the only work for hedge funds. And they basically
do for hedge funds where we do for the slaves of Gitmo nation.
And he says that they actually were partially responsible and I
bring this up because you guys were talking about in the
Horowitz show that they were partially responsible for
blowing wide open that whole Sealy Posturepedic mattress scam
and basically blowing up that stock. And he said, you know,
you could probably make a lot of money working for me. So the
kind of research you guys do
Ah, yeah, well, there's a lot of those guys out there that do
this. You know, a lot of it is you have to wonder if it's a lot
of his logic. I mean, the horror was was on to this bed thing. He
kept seeing all these advertisements on TV. There was
way too many of them. I You've seen him. There's this comfort
this and that. And there's one ad after another and they're all
on the radio constantly. And his question was, how many
mattresses do people buy? Yeah, I mean, I haven't bought a
mattress for for a long time and I don't see myself buying one.
You should buy a new mattress I think every 10 years at least.
Blinky, that's hardly a
major turnover. That's going to get these stocks skyrocket
skyrocket. It's just the thing was still cheap
technology PR bullshit. About the new technology the mattress
though it's all bull crap. But anyway, he says, you know, if
you want you here want to talk? Good. I gotta tell you that
there was a second I'm like, I might have
said yes. Wait a minute. I even given a second thought. You both
this is a good this is good.
This is crazy.
To me, you could do both
those of you not living in Gitmo nation proper here. You're
lucky. You have not been inundated with the pedo bear
scandal that is taking place. Now. The trial of Sandusky, of
course is the guy who was pedo bearing all these kids and Pete
Albania. And then this is on all this is on TV all the time. And
of course, what no one is looking at is the second mile
charity which by the way has just been dissolved to this
charity to have been going on for like 35 years of which
Sandusky was the founder, I guess, are one of the founders
and allegations are of course at this you know that's that was
basically the that's where he front organization, the front
organization, run by some douchebag who has just
disappeared, he resigned and disappeared. This whole thing is
just gone. It's like they they dissolved it is now folded into
I think the arrow ministries or something. And so of course, you
know, this is a main guy, the Sandusky, I, you know, football
coaches in general, have high standing amongst the elites in
America. And Sundays Mickey and I are having a conversation
about you know, you think this guy's gonna get off. And I'm
like, you know, I haven't really pondered it because it's so
annoying just to hear this over and over when the real story is
about the foundation, the front. And then I saw a news report
that's like, Oh, of course he's gonna get off. And here's why.
This, by the way, is a little bit of this is a news report
with a piece of his interview where he if depending on how you
interpret it, he's kind of saying, Yeah, you know, I do
some kids, but not all of them. But it's what the reporter says,
After that, that caught my ear.
I would guess that there are many young people who would come
forward any more young people who would come forward and say
that my methods and what I had done for them, made a very
positive impact on their life. And I didn't go around seeking
out every young person for sexual needs that I've helped,
or many that I didn't have. I hardly had any contact with who
I have helped in many, many ways.
Sandusky underwent a prosecution psychiatric exam this past
weekend. The judge ordered it when he said that the defense
could offer evidence from an expert, that many of his
behaviors could be explained by a syndrome called histrionic
personality disorder. Brian, there you go. histrionic
personality disorder. Of course, that's how he's going to get out
of it. Because the other guys they just killed it right. Oh,
I'm sorry. He died of cancer. Oh, he fell down the stairs and
broke his hip. Oh, whatever. The unimportant the little
lieutenants in this huge pedo bear scam. It just killed him
off this guy. He's a he's a ringmaster. So he's gonna get
off on histrionic personality disorder, which of course is
defined by the American Psychiatric Association in the
DSM four, as a personality disorder characterized by a
pattern of excessive emotionality and attention
seeking included an excessive need for approval and
inappropriately seductive behavior. Hello to there's no
proof there's going to be the Michael Jackson got although I
absolutely believe Michael Jackson was not a pedophile he
was asexual, but it's gonna be the defense of you know, look,
there's no evidence there's no proof you know, show me a
smoking gun so to speak. And by the way, the guy just suffers
from HPD Okay, well, we'll give him some treatment. You know, it
can go off for a little while and then I wonder why wait, if
there is a treatment I haven't looked at this treatment. Here
we go. What is the treatment? Treatment is often prompted by
depression associated with dissolved romantic relationships
medication does Little to affect the personality disorder but
maybe helpful with symptoms, such as treatment of HPD itself
involves psychotherapy and cognitive therapy will give them
some psychotherapy and cognitive therapy. The guy's getting off,
so to speak,
as it were. Well, there's it there. You've felt that way from
the beginning, because the area seems to be
rife. And the judge called for this, the legal system is
infested with these people. Although I do think is kind of
cool that pedo bear showed up outside the courthouse. Did you
see that guy dressed in the fetal very suit? Way to go
interwebs we know what's really
going to arrest that guy.
Yeah, of course. HPD assets, histrionic personality disorder.
It's a beaut.
So I'm, I'm figuring that national treasure News Hour, the
PBS new show AIO is compromised. Well, I think I don't know if
they're compromised. I noticed that they're leaning a little
left, but not too too much. But I figured that there get it.
There's a slow new there's a slow news period. I mean, you
have a lot of stuff. If you really look. Got it. We got the
pedo bear guy we got
the Hey, man. pedo bear is always lead
pedo bear guy, we got the hearings in this but there's not
a lot of you know a little bit about Europe, there's not a
really a lot and to prove it. You have to listen to this
teaser and tell me this is not the most. We're hard up to keep
you listening to the show teaser. I've never heard
anything like it on on PBS ever, up the economy.
Still to come on the news, our Attorney General Holder held in
contempt of Congress, a powerful labor union looks to its future
poet Natalie Diaz on saving her Native American language and how
Americans in Germany viewed the rise of Adolf Hitler. It's shit
they had on the show. Really?
Yeah, it's like, oh, they pulled the Hitler card. I actually did
find a piece on PBS from the News Hour, no less. By the way,
that woman she can't read prompt her.
What's her name black woman who wrote the pro Obama book.
She can't she can't read the prompter. She's always stumbling
and bumbling. It's like, you know, they don't need to turn
the array on her. She just sucks. So they got this guy on
there talking about some expert, of course. And they're talking
about leaks from the administration. And he says
something that I thought was, you know, if PBS is going to
propagate these lies? Well, listen,
there's also a concern that other governments will not trust
the United States so much if if there is a pattern of leaking.
So there are some serious concerns here about what the
implications would be now the the the probably the most
egregious leak, in a sense, is the news that the United States
was behind this cyber weapon Stuxnet against Iran. Because
what that did, what that confirmation of that fact meant
is that the United States is now seen as an aggressor in
cyberspace. No one else had ever used a cyber weapon in an
offensive way before. So now all the US
Hello.
Wow. Really? No one's ever used an A cyber offensive cyber
weapon before.
What is he talking about?
Stuxnet. He's saying that? No.
What is he mean? I mean, what is he talking about? I mean, just
these things have been around forever. And I think we've done
a lot of them. In fact, back in the old day of the Morris worm
worm, well, I think it was, I think that this is just an
anecdote. Okay, I do that. The, the Morris worm, which I believe
was when was that you can look it up and get today, but it's
the decades ago, this is one of the first computer worms ever
developed. And it was put onto the network and the writer at
The New York Times. To me once that his original story, I'd
love to find the original story which discussed the fact that
and the on the blackboard, as he was describing it, of the of
the, of the Office of the of the coders, dad, who's a very famous
computer scientist, there was a bunch of apparent apparently a
code with a, in in Russian. And we were it appears as if we were
out there cyber in Russia as with with these network analysis
tools, and these worms, you know, 1520 years ago and the
Chinese Of course, I'm known for like sending stuff over to us.
And and the Russians too. I mean, a lot of the the worms
that come over here are the is a malware systems that come over
here to analyze the systems and steal secrets often go through a
very interesting process whereby you have bootleg copies of
Windows distributed all throughout China. And those have
Russian code on them. Which then when you implement you install
the product, you end this install a some some malware bots
that are then sent from looks like China, when in fact that
they're really checking back into Russia, this has been going
on to an extreme, for the last at least 15 years is ridiculous.
In the Boston Museum of Science, they have a little glass case
with a floppy disk in it, containing the source code of
the Morris worm. We gotta go visit
that floppy disk. Good. Anything I'm telling you is,
there's a picture on the wiki page, there's a black, floppy
disk, it's probably an old AOL disk. It's in a glass case, the
Morris worm source code.
Well my favorite thing about all this is the ease in which some
of this can be implemented the classic one which was which
Kevin Mitnick talked about in his book The classic way to get
these things distributed in especially in a company that
doesn't work so much with floppies anymore but you can
still do with a DVD that you can you can mount and you leave a
DVD or you go to somebody's some office and you leave a DVD and
you put porn on the on the left Oh, no, no, no, you put you put
the DVD is a confidential payroll information for all
employees. Right? And there's not a person in the world who
saw that disc so it has all the payroll information because we
keep it a big secret in this country. It's not like Sweden
where everybody knows what everybody else is making or
Finland they would put it in and see what the hell's going on she
was making what money so they could bitch about it and of
course they would they would it would trigger it would load
something and then next thing you know that that's what
happened they believe in Iran or Iran because there was no other
way getting in there is but you just leave a disk around
I'm still skeptical that all this stuff actually actually was
created by our government our government can't do anything
right
Well, they didn't do this right they got caught right there you
go. And and anyway and what was this what is it what are these
things do apparently flamer which is what I like to call it
is as a network analysis tool, above all, so it goes in and it
will and by the way, these things have been around forever
and they you used to have to pay a lot of money for them. They
will go in and do a network analysis. In other words, the
code hits the network and it finds out where all the
computers are and what their what their you know what their
capabilities are and then that gives you a gives you a map then
these are usually used in corporations to streamline the
various processes and look for bottlenecks
or whatever. More importantly, John, the war on weed is
ratcheting up as Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. real heavy that because
while this Fast and Furious was going on, we also had a DEA
committee talking about marijuana, but I'll just give
you the discourse first from CNN and fewer
teens are smoking cigarettes according to a new study by the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But more teens are
smoking marijuana which contains as much as 70% more cancer
causing agents tobacco smoke
what does this mean keep cropping up on has been debunked
over and over again?
Well, so here is the I think Senator or Congressman from
Colorado and he is
he has a way you picked out off a CNN I was I followed up on
what's your commentary about the ratings these guys are getting?
Yeah, CNN is I thought I thought MSNBC was bad CNN is worse now
it's nobody's
watching. So unbelievably bad. But what they're doing now if
you notice all their ads, except for the old people ads, which of
course is 80% of it. All their primetime ads are really high
end products like the BMW 650 The new Apple MacBook Pro, so
the douchebags are watching and they find that it's like a
circle jerk you know, you get on Wolf Blitzer and then you know
that you're the other peed, the other agencies are watching.
It's like, it's like a walkie talkie system. You want to
communicate something to the CIA and just go on Wolf Blitzer see
the Pentagon wants to communicate something to
Lucifer, just gonna Wolf Blitzer that the whole thing is it's,
you know, it's a sham. But on C span, we have this wonderful
hearing. And so here we have a The representative from Colorado
who of course has a point to make about medical marijuana in
his state. But the way he is grilling this, this woman from
the DEA is just awesome.
gentleman's time has expired. The gentleman from Colorado, Mr.
Polis.
Thank you, Mr. Chair. I'd like to begin by following up because
I don't on my colleague Mr. Cohen's questions, and I I want
to try to get a clear answer to make sure the Drug
Administration unfortunately ministration is aware of some of
the evidence is crack worse for a person than marijuana.
I believe all all illegal drugs. I love to
use methamphetamine worse for somebody's health and marijuana.
I don't think any illegal drugs heroin
worse for someone's health and marijuana. Again, all I mean,
either no, or I don't know. You don't know. You can look this
up. You should know this is the chief administrator for the Drug
Enforcement Agency. I'm asking you a very straightforward
question. Is heroin worse for someone's health and marijuana?
All illegal drugs are our bandsmen. You don't know. Heroin
causes an addiction. Okay. It causes Okay. causes many
problems is very hard to
think she doesn't know the answer,
can't she? Does that mean that the health impact of heroin is
worse than marijuana? Is that what you're telling me?
I think I think you're asking a subjective question. No, it's
subjective.
Just looking at the science. This is your area of it. So I'm
a layperson, but I've read read some of the studies and aware of
it I'm just asking you as an expert in the subject area, is
heroin worse for someone's health and marijuana.
And I manage me as a police officer and as a DEA agent, that
these drugs are illegal because they are dangerous because they
are addictive because they they do hurt a person's health. So
heroin is more addictive than marijuana. Is heroin more
addictive than marijuana? I, in your
experience, really generally, the properties of heroin? Yes,
it's more addictive.
Is methamphetamine more addictive than marijuana?
Well, both are addictive.
What is is methamphetamine more highly addictive?
It just goes on and on and on. Her face is priceless.
Clue is this douchebag once you give her a douchebag call out I
think I show. Wow. If you let it play a little ligers clip for
the day. Oh, hold on. I
think some people become addicted to marijuana and some
people become addicted to methamphetamine.
You mentioned that the top and your top priority, I believe you
indicated to us is abuse of prescription drugs is one of the
main classifications of prescription drugs painkillers
that you're concerned about. That's correct. And are those
painkillers addictive? Yes,
they are very addictive.
Are those painkillers more addictive than marijuana? mailed
you, Mitch,
all illegal drugs are in schedule one are addictive.
Well, again, this is a health based question. And I know
you're, obviously have a law enforcement background. But I'm
sure you're also familiar given your position with the science
of the matter. And I'm asking, you know, again, clearly your
your your agency's established abuse of prescription drugs as
the top priority. Is that therefore an indication that
prescription drugs are more addictive than marijuana?
All illegal drugs are addictive.
Okay. Your agency is has established abuse of
prescription drugs as its top priority. You've indicated as
much to us, does that mean that abuse of prescription drugs is a
greater threat to the public health and marijuana?
Because it's an emergent emerging threat? Because people
are turning to prescription drugs then faster than any other
drug. That is why we prioritize it.
You're fired. You're so
is what's her name?
Ah, I have to I can look it up. Let me just say
she is an embarrassment.
Well, he nailed her though. It's like because you know, after
this, of course, he goes right into to essentially saying,
well, then, you know, what's your what's your problem with
marijuana?
The question he should have asked as well. So if marijuana
was legalized, would it be not addictive anymore?
Well, here's, here's how he finishes.
Well, in many states, including my home state of Colorado. We
have a legalized and regulated regime of medical marijuana. And
we have found some great degree of success in combat and the
abuse of of prescription drugs by making sure that patients
have access to medical marijuana, which the science
indicates and I would certainly encourage you to look at the
sciences is addictive and less harmful to human health and some
of the narcotic prescription drugs that are abused and also
when they're used on label they can be very harmful to help as
well.
Yeah. So I'm just I'm looking at the clip now it's Michelle.
Leonhard Leon, ha AR T. Administrator for the DEA. Wow.
Do I get it?
She's a high official. Yeah.
Do I get it? Yeah, I get it
Yeah, no, he but he tricked her. He tricked her going to tricked
her better. Well, it made for an entertaining four minutes. I
mean, of all the C span we have to watch.
So I wonder what the angle here to me always with, especially
with this current attack on marijuana seems to be I wonder
I'd like to find some orchestration evidence and I
think there probably is some with some public relations
companies for solve a pharmaceuticals, solve a
pharmaceuticals what does that solve a pharmaceuticals makes a
product called Marinol, which I believe will be pushed in the
next few months. You can put in the book, right. But in the
book, it's the marijuana pill. Ooh, but it's not really a it's
called drug Dronabinol. So it's synthetic. It's a synthetic.
Yes. And our products let me see what their products are. And I
believe it will become the we should invest in this company
then. Oh, it's a good question. Good point.
Yeah. Let's take all that $500 Yeah, I was gonna put on the
pharmaceuticals on Facebook. Can we make a bundle can we make a
real bundle?
I think it's gonna eventually become a huge product they're
gonna sell it and
will you get high off of it or it has none of the groove now
it's got nothing going on like Well then what's the point?
Well, that's where the drug part because everyone's saying it was
medical marijuana is for this for this medicine is there
they're gonna this is the argument against medical
marijuana. There's not the argument against the
legalization of all marijuana as a as an intoxicant.
So their page is not exactly the interwebs in general are not
great today.
Looks like it's part maybe part of Abbott Labs was mad cow.
We're talking big money. Abbott Labs. Yeah. Yeah. So they would
be behind this. Okay, well, I'll definitely what is this all the
roaches it looks like the facility. Along the second layer
to our customers solve a port pharmaceutical is now part of
Abbott. This just happened, though, they just bought these
guys. And the next thing you know, we're seeing all these
stories come out.
Ah, I think Matt Good one, John C. Dvorak.
The combination of our two organizations will enable us to
better serve the needs of patients across the globe. We do
not expect any significant changes in our relationship or
how we do business with you during this transition. Huh
Interesting.
Well, that that's pretty telling. And there's a patent I
think they have a patent don't think
die. Yeah, no, there's about something like two or three
patents for this this crap. Let's see what it is. There's a
thing on the patents I was looking at. Yeah, this the
breath keep an eye on it, which is this.
So this kind of makes sense. You know,
it was a mayor and NL ma R I N O L.
So she she got nailed into it. But our drugs are I think here's
what I think the problem is, we still need people to stay on on
our legal drugs system, you know, and so, you know, what all
dealers do is you have to cut out the competition. You have to
market you got to market your product that it's you know, you
got the better weed or whatever. Now, in this case, this woman
just came unprepared. And she just got nailed. But on CNN
again, the douchebag elite channel, what's his name? Gil
Kerlikowske, who's our drugs are they put him on regarding the
zombie drug which CNN still calls the zombie drug
drives that may be turning people into zombies.
I love that. That's what a tease the designer drug that may be
turning people into zombies heard
all about this, the White House drugs are on the bizarre
behavior of people who take bath salts and what the government is
doing about it and live back 39 minutes past the hour through a
string of bizarre incidents across the country. A designer
drug known as bath salts went from being virtually unheard of
to taking the national spotlight and what many are calling a
drunk.
Notice what she's saying there. Because that is true, virtually
unheard of because it was not a big Deal, and it still
is unheard of a bunch of people who thank you well, although
people, I've received
a couple of notes from people who have who've used it, and
then like, you know, it's not great whatever
epidemic, it all started late last month when Rudy Eugene
suspected to be under the influence of these bath salts,
allegedly attacked a homeless man and bid off over 80% of the
victims face before being shot and killed by police. There have
been at least four other violent incidents across the country
since then, and US lawmakers are now scrambling to try to find a
solution to this. And joining me now from Washington is Gil
Kerlikowske, he is the director of White House Office of
National Drug Control Policy. That's quite a mouthful. It's
nice to see you this morning. Thank you for being with us. I
want to start talking about explaining bath salts, because I
know we've we've had this information a lot out there. But
I just want to be very clear that this is not what you buy to
use in a bath. Oh, brother, you can explain that quickly?
Sure, absolutely. They're marketed as incense, bath salts
or plant food, not for human consumption. And these are a
variety of different chemicals that are incredibly powerful and
caused, as you just mentioned, not only violent incidents, but
a lot of psychotic episodes with young people.
And they're bought under a lot of different names. I have to
tell you this one, cloud nine, we went on the internet as a
promo this morning, we could actually purchase this off the
internet.
Oh, let me go buy some cloud nine right now.
Well, one of the things that we're really hopeful for is new
federal legislation that will ban this have already banned it.
But what happens is that the people that sell and market this
who are truly bottom feeders, change the chemical compilation
and then are able to skirt the law. But
so we've heard this from from several people. These you know,
it's like you can't stop this. They're just gonna ban
everything, you know, any chemical. Pretty soon, you'll
not be allowed to have anything in the house.
Yeah, no. Well, that's what you do. And then you have to license
journalists. So I'm looking at this Maron all story fluid, the
bridge actually, this has been around for a while. It's only
since the Abbott Labs bottom that at they started does all
this stuff started appearing it curiously, it may be more
psychoactive than natural cannabis.
Really? Yeah. Yeah.
Like a six hour buzz when you take one of these things? Well,
that makes total sense.
I mean, that's at the end of the day, that's what they want. It's
like, okay, you can you can grow this weed in your garden. And it
looks pretty by the way, and it grows really well. You don't
have to be, you don't have to green thumbs. And you can smoke
it yourself. You can put it in your tea, you can make it as
mild as you want. You could still have so many fantastic.
It's just a fantastic plant. I've used it for many, many
years. Not anymore, but I did. And now it's like, well, we
should be making money off of that. Just like the basketball,
they're gonna make their own bath salts. Now government
approved bath salt. It's all about the drug dealers. They are
the legal drug dealers.
Whatever it's a bad situation is nothing really is going nowhere.
The president sent a little report to Congress report on how
the wars are doing. Did you read his letter? Yeah, I wish. It's
he's just kind of saying what we're all doing, you know, is
like military operations against al Qaeda, Taliban associated
forces and supportive related us counterterrorism objectives.
It's all going good where they're in. Let's see, we have
developed combat equip forces to a number of locations in the US
Central, central Pacific, European Southern Africa Command
areas of operation. Previously, such operations deployments have
been reported consistent with Public Law 107 Dash 40. And
operations, deployments remain ongoing these operations which
the United States has carried out with the assistance of
numerous international partners, have degraded alkaitis
capabilities and brought an end to the Taliban leadership of
Afghanistan. So he keeps referring to this public law 107
Dash 40. You know, he talks about what's in Afghanistan. We
have when we see Somalia, we have Yemen. I'm just reading
down his letter. We have a military operations still in
Iraq, Central Africa, maritime interception operations, hostage
rescue operations, military operations in Egypt. We have 693
Troops, a US NATO operations in Kosovo. And like, maybe I should
go look at public law 107 Dash 40 Because, you know, he's
basically waging war in countries. And for those of you
who didn't know, public law 107 Dash 40 is from the 107.
Congress. It is Public Law number 40. And this is right
after 911. In short, this joint resolution may be cited as the
Authorization for Use of Military Force. And it states
here specifically to authorize the use of United States armed
forces against those responsible for the recent attacks launched
against the United States. So, you know, I'm calling bullshit
on this. Yet. Yeah,
what it recent attacks against the United States?
Well, this is from September 18 2001. So he's still even
though we've killed Bin Laden, we've gotten a little lucky to
have people in Egypt, to have our troops in Egypt is
authorized under Public Law 107 Dash 40, which authorizes the
use of the United States armed forces against those responsible
for the recent attacks launched against the United States. I
mean, why doesn't anyone say hold on a second? You Egypt
isn't was not responsible for the attacks against the United
States?
No, not at all. Obviously, Kony,
which is in this letter. The Lord's Resistance Army was not
responsible for attacks against the United States.
Let's hope not.
You know, the whole thing is one big legal scam.
Well, that's a good good find.
Well, no, it's disturbing find is what it is. Yes. Very
disturbing. Why doesn't someone say Hey, hold on a second. This
is not okay. This is not true. And meanwhile, President Obama's
professor at Harvard Law School, his constitutional law
professor, his name is Roberto manga, Berra. And even on his
wiki page, he taught our president constitutional law has
this to say,
the Democratic Party proposes no new direction. Its idea is to
put a human face on the program of its adversaries to implement
their program with a humanizing discount, give the bond markets
what they want. They allowed the reckless, so long as they are
also rich use fiscal and monetary stimulus to make up for
the absence of any consequence of broadening of economic and
educational opportunity, sweeten the pill of disempowerment with
a touch of tax fairness, even though the effect of any such
tax reform is sure to be modest. This is less a project than it
is an abdication.
You should listen to the words of your professor.
Guy sounds slightly drunk.
Well. He's out there slamming his student, the president. I
mean, if you had a student who became president, we'd like, you
know, thumping your chest a bit, and then it turns out to be this
guy like, Oh, crap. I knew Tommy would never turn out to be good.
I mean, Barry.
So anyway, it was just a little news item came up. We talked
about Rodney King. Yes. You know, in the fact it's maybe
part of some bigger scheme to incite right race violence and
whether it was whether it was to to the head, and then this
little factoid comes out. I didn't realize until after we
did the show, that apparently Rodney King who drowned in his
own pool was a swimming nut who taught swimming to black kids
who felt that he felt they didn't know how to swim and now
he was the swimming instructor. Does this make any sense to you?
In fact, I
have the report here from our national treasure NPR.
It's a sad irony that Rodney King who had been an excellent
swimmer since childhood, drowned in the pool He so loved when I
spoke with him in April, just before his memoir was published,
he said he was aware of many black folks who were not water
safe.
That's one of the reasons why I got into swimming because I know
a lot of black people don't swim and I know a lot of them go out
to the water don't make it back
for King The water was a second home and escaped from his
multiple scrapes with the law and his battles with substance
abuse.
I've gotten to have so much fun out on the water. I get my peace
of mind when I'm out fishing or something like that. I'd like to
throw that pole in the water and hit a lot of the lakes out there
where I live.
Yeah, I find I
think one of our producers does it goes like this. The two
assassins come and they said we're going to do with this guy.
He's got a pool that's drowning because everybody knows blacks
can't swim.
Wow. Well, you might my friend. You, my friend are really good.
They must have been like Russian Hitman Boneheads. Yeah, losers,
someone someone's in trouble for that there's phone calls. Yeah,
it's
absolutely can that was kind of, you know these things happen.
But now I've now convinced that it's like I'm totally convinced
he was murdered for some reason. So
are they just withholding on this? And because you know, now
Trayvon Martin is being ramped up again. That's back in the
news right on time. So let me see. Let me just count them all.
We've got Trayvon Martin. Back in the news with George
Zimmerman and that's being spun every which way we've got Eric
Holder it being a racial move, or I'm sorry, what was the term
used ethnic and ethnic move? And I think only now is just the
time that right to have a man Rodney King was killed by kk k
or some crap like that. Yeah. Some bull crap. Yeah.
Who are the cops?
Oh, yeah, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. The cops, right? Yeah, it's
disturbing. Well, at least we're all looking out for it. Yeah,
we're looking out for it. So what we're looking out for it,
man, come on, we're looking out for it. So I'm, I'm keeping my
eye on Rio plus 20 is a part of our agenda 21 ongoing
investigation. So they've agreed on a draft development plan? No,
none of the none of the global warming people are happy. In
fact, they're extremely unhappy. Since this is all now been
focused on finance. And it's no longer about global warming
those use those words no longer use of course, the word now used
is sustainability. Sustainability. Very, very
important.
Yeah, that is the key. That is the meme.
So a couple of I got to figure out what the name of this outfit
is. Let me see if I can find it here. A couple of folks from Who
are they see fact, not heard of this outfit before went to a
kind of like a pre meeting of a genuine. See, Charlie Foxtrot
alpha, Charlie tango, see fact. See fallacy fallacy fact. So
they went to the ICL ei meeting. And I CLSI is the International
Council for local environmental initiatives. This is all a part
of agenda 21. And this was in Brazil. So there's a lot of
people there from Copenhagen, and a lot of Europeans and this
is kind of the first stop on the way to Rio, where they have
their little sub meeting, and they all get set up. And it's
all it's all a part of basically taking everything away from you
government, great government good, go live in a box slave and
shut up. And they did something very interesting, which I think
we need to do a lot more of not, why not you and I because now we
got more important things to do, like watching C span. But they
went around this conference, and they asked these people, could
you explain what sustainability means?
Yeah, I'd like to know myself.
Well, here's their answers. It's a nice little compilation to get
some kind of
as to race, the amount of Copenhagen Jewson bike and
that means,
does it raise the amount of Copenhagen use of bike to obtain
that form that three year
or and more people are used to thinking in this systemic
approach and
then reducing the economic the ecological costs,
which we have to answer the whole systemic and holistic
dimension of the problem,
the whole systemic and holistic dimension
to transport and what we like is that 50% of the Copenhagen's use
the bike every day,
okay. So, in your own life, think about what makes you
happy,
what makes you happy is sustainability to obtain the
sustainable
development, we need to lower the emissions in the cities,
communities
and a very simple inverted inverted interpretation can be
enough for all and forever
enough for all and forever they that sustainability right there,
that would be it that said, She nailed it enough for all and
forever. So these guys see factors it is it is a
troublemaking organization also as you have to admire them for
that certainly is seems to be a lot of retired professors and
this is not doesn't have any the big name, you know, something
that stands out there, obviously financed by the car club
Wendy's, Chevron apparently. And a few of these other operations
that they have, you know, people always moan about, well, the oil
companies, guys, because oh companies are paying for that.
The oil companies have the same right as anybody else to tell
their story. Anyway, it looks like a pretty funny group
because they apparently caused a lot of trouble at the Copenhagen
event. I like it. Yeah, it's true. There's a lot of good
stuff in here that nobody pays any attention to, at all except
us.
Well, I see fact. And meanwhile,
I was more looking at the blue green coalition or the group
that I talked about in the newsletter I sent out, which is
just a creepy group of phony blue labor, plus
environmentalists, which just makes zero sense to anybody
who's ever been involved in union activity.
I got a better one for you. Here's a group that you got to
look out for the International Conference on degrowth in the
Americas degrowth. No, this was a good 120 years.
Like one spot a good one a mile away.
20 years after the Earth Summit in Rio, the linkage of
sustainable development, which we can't explain to economic
growth requires profound rethinking. It does not mean I
don't know, but it's there, it's on the homepage. It has not
offered a convincing solution to one of the most dramatic crises
in history how to avert ecological collapse while
enhancing social justice and improving life's prospects.
Enough for everyone and forever. In advance of Rio plus 20. Our
conference seeks to challenge and move beyond the sustainable
development agenda. A degrowth perspective will help us
visualize and build towards a truly prosperous world. What do
you what is degrowth? isn't like
Is this a joke? No. Because their logo is a snail there is a
snail snail just good enough shows the snail in South America
moving its way up to North America. And it's a stupid snail
with a smile on his face is ridiculous. D growth
D growth or as haiku Hernan would say D gross we must have D
gross in America was about D growth. Wait a minute, let's
look at what is about D grow what is d growth? Oh, here we
go. This is not an economic depression or recession but a
decline in the importance of the economy itself in our lives and
our societies. Wow. This is not the decline of GDP, but the end
of GDP and all other quantitative measures used as
indicators of well being. This is not a decline in population
size but a questioning of humanity's self destructive
lifestyle. What this sounds like a club I
need to join that sounds like it like fits like fascism. This is
not a
step backwards, but an invitation to step aside out of
the race in pursuit of excessiveness. Oh, I'm all for
this. This is not in a stolen nostalgia for some golden age
but an unprecedented project to invent creative ways of living
together. Well, yeah, more lesbians. Obviously that won't
be better. This is not degrowth imposed on by the depletion of
the biospheres resources but a voluntary degrowth to live
better here and now preserving the conditions necessary for
long time survival of humanity. Wow. These guys are dangerous.
This is not an anti modern movement, but a NEO modern
movement based on respect for the values of freedom and
equality.
This is not eco fascism. Doesn't say that. Yeah, keep going. Wow.
They call for democratic revolution to end our
productivist consumerist model of society. This is that line
right there is that is the real key to it. I'm all for a bunch
of communists trying to destroy the western societies for
it. You know, unplug, unplug,
Neo Moto, Moto.
Mod plugging right now?
I'm gone. Okay, by
turn off the net. Let's D grow
why extol D gross Wow.
Why do we need the word degrowth? Or oh, there's a
French word for it. De croissants. Really?
I had a croissant. Breakfast.
De quoi songs. They bones use you my pal Adam. G practice le
de quoi songs. Well, what a great word. It's a harsh word
that attacks the root of most of our problems the quest for
continuous growth my
already had their event it was in Montreal on May 13 to 19 We
didn't hear anything about I
didn't get the memo. No.
There's a bunch of papers though, do conference papers and
probably read all these is society just degrowth society is
socially just degrowth compatible with capitalism be a
good one by Karen Bell degrowth and regrowth the story of the
New England food and farming. This is quite awesome
overpopulation and the vicious circle principle. That should be
a gym. Growth black America and restorative justice. That's
ominous. Well, you know their governance kicking democracies
growth habit.
Can I just say something, John? Looking at our donations for
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on a direct donation to no agenda. Imagine all the people
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figure out a way for me to make me a sandwich. This is the deli
board trains, planes.
You've got karma make me a sandwich. Mimi.
Korean in Korea to $2.07.
Would that be south or north? I guess South right?
I would hope Yeah. You would say something if it was in North.
I'm next to broke. I really shouldn't be blowing my money
and luxury items like karma. I'm tired of being a Boehner. And I
just I guess you guys keeping yourself hostage really got to
me. Actually, as a Korean there are a few things I like to
comment about. First of all, I think Adam is spot on about the
cyber bully Internet censorship fiasco, because the exact same
thing has already happened over here in 2016 became the first
and only country in the world to impose the real name internet
identification system, which required any media UCC or portal
sites with more than 300,000 users to verify the names and
cities An ID numbers of anybody who wants to post anything on
their sites in 2009 that was expanded to any site that has
north of 100,000 users along with 150 other websites that
provide posting and commenting services. The reason the
government and its horror Media gave us this ladder modification
was the epidemic of celebrities killing themselves over the
horrible terrifying evil comments left by bloggers
oh, wait a minute. I feel a meme because think about it. This
would be great. So we can see like and the first one to go is
Kim Kardashian. Obviously she's already talking to Oprah like
Oh, I'm so depressed it's horrible. Wouldn't it be great
if we had all these douchebags killing themselves?
Yeah with of course what would really be happening so they'd be
there would be executed da as part of the scheme. Well, this
is exactly what happened to Korea Korea was just a test.
This is a script. I like it. We keep our eye on that.
Yeah, we'll see when the first one goes from bullying. Then I
have a name I can't read which is Royal, Golda Resina with a
bunch of characters I can't come across here from I don't even
know where they are. $50 Such and Such Jen to share. Whoo. No,
it's it looks like such and such and whoo. Nice says Jen. Zakon
Neil Pomorskie.
We need to know where this is from. Yeah, we
had to do a follow up. Maybe I get buzzkill Jr. to do to do his
work to do his job. Mike, help us out. Oh, this is yeah, help
us out here
to give her our roll Royal. Another shout out. Phillip
Gaetan are greeting Gaetan I think in Florence, South
Carolina $50. That needs to get he needs some getting laid karma
for a 31 year old virgin who is really getting into shape and
looking for some romance. Can we need a D do sugar not have been
a $5 earner for a while while they've never donated enough for
a mentioned before?
Well, just for that comment about the 31 year old version
I'm going to do to show you've been de Deus wash off my friend
Jason Ashmore and Newmarket Maryland $50. Hey guys, count me
among the new listeners that came on board after Adams
appearance on twit. Oh, there we go. No agenda listener. I can't
go back to listening to the other podcasts. It's troubling
time. We got a little troubling, isn't it? Yeah. Please keep up
to twice a week schedule as it covers my commute to work
perfectly as indeed, if I have to go back to listening to
endless audible and Ford commercials. I'm kind of losing
my mind. Donate $50 and true John Galt value for value. only
been a few weeks, but I think I could use a D douching. And
please give yourselves a shot of Carmen and keep the new
listeners. donations coming in.
That's beautiful, man. Thank you.
You've been de Deus. Asked for this by iron Rand.
And you've got karma.
He said John. Bonus in there. Yeah,
you throw in a John Galt reference. That's what you get
and deserved.
Thomas Lee's London London $50 Many thanks for the great show.
Please send karma to my dad for Father's Day died last year age
40 system cancer. So this is beyond the grave karma. Thanks,
Tom.
Absolutely. You've got karma. We got to
make good here. Yeah, you want to read that? Yeah.
Hey, Adam and John and made a donation that was mentioned on
Thursday show by note wasn't mentioned. Says Levi. Keep up
the good work. Here it is. It just meant Yeah. 6969 and Pay
Pal being the doofus is that they are didn't let me leave a
note. Anyway. Here you are. And you're welcome. You should if I
could get some getting laid karma. That would be great. I'm
getting married on Saturday. So this karma will
come on a second. He's getting married on Saturday. What is he
need get laid karma as part of the deal? Well, maybe, maybe.
Maybe he wants to get laid and he'd get laid. Carmi just
getting married. I think he wants to get
laid or I think he wants to get laid before the wedding. Yeah,
like a send off?
No, I don't think spiker wouldn't be right. If I could
get some getting laid karma. That would be great. I'm getting
married on Saturday. So this karma will come of good use. As
I'm telling you, he wants it before the marriage. Could you
please possibly take a moment Introduce yourselves in your
best radio voices to my bride? Caitlin. I need to get her to
approve of you guys. So I can give you more value for value.
Levi braider lohnt and get more nation. Great White North. So
wait a minute. He's getting married. He hasn't gotten laid
and she doesn't approve of the show yet. You So this is gonna
be the shortest marriage. Okay, let's try to get Hey there. I'm
Adam curry.
And I'm John C. Dvorak. Hey, kaitland
We want you to approve of us.
Indeed,
and give it up to your man, will you? Do you think that's gonna
work?
Do you think it's gonna? Do you think it's gonna work? I don't
think
so. She's not gonna like us ever. There was one. That was a
little disturbing
thing. So, as you can tell, we're a little late today. Of
course, that part of it. It's June. But I was very happy to
see new executive producers. So not really complaining, but what
bugged the crap out of me, you know, the Knight Foundation.
They, I guess they're from Knight Ridder or one half of
Knight Ridder, they have this this foundation, they hand out
grants to journalistic projects. And so here we are, you know, we
do a value for value model, and we take a grant from the Knight
Foundation. Why are the strings attached? Do you think to the
Knight Foundation?
The more I talk to people and know all about this? Yeah, they
say you take one of these grants, and you are beholden Oh,
really? And they then then they dog? Yeah, they give you like
nothing they give you like, nothing. And then their dog and
you Yeah, you didn't do this, right? You didn't tell you about
that you didn't do this or that there's no strings attached. I
think you can get a genius thing from the MacArthur people
because they already liked what you're doing. You're obviously
toeing the line, you're doing exactly what they want. And
they'll give you money after the fact. But generally speaking,
it's it's a lost cause.
So they're handing out $50,000 grants. And the 50,000 has to
last you 60 to 120 days, which is pretty decent.
That's a good grant.
That's a good. That's a very good grant.
But who's the name of this group?
The Knight Foundation?
Oh, yeah, those guys? Yeah. The
Knight Foundation.
Yeah, the Knight Ridder. Yeah. So So
I look at, you know, so now do we get anything? Do they even
approached? I mean, I'd like to at least be offered so I can
deny it? Do we get anything? No. But what are they just given a
grant to the University of Nebraska's drone journalism
experiment? What? Yeah. Drone journalism.
What does that mean? Well, let's
click on the link, let's see what it is. Drone lab receives
Knight Foundation prototype grant. Knight Foundation
announced today UNLV drone journalism lab is one of the
first to receive a new type of grant from the organization
called a prototype grant $50,000 will be used to test drones for
reporting, as well as research. It's like, you can buy a drone
for 300 bucks.
Oh, so this is the way let me let me guess. The idea is you
start this program up and you have your global newspaper,
whatever, it isn't a college paper. They have their own
drone, they have a drone pilot, and then some riots are breaking
out some Occupy movements taking off. So you send your drone over
the facility, you take photos, and then you run those pictures.
That's the draw. That's got to be the only possibility.
Let me see the scope of the fund. You see that actually says
the cost and time required of quickly testing projects,
particularly digital ones, yeah to be digital video. Drone
journalism, Professor Matt wait will lead a project to research
and experiment with drone vehicles as potential tools for
news and public data collection. Oh, please. To this one. Here's
the definition. The idea that small unmanned aircraft can be
used to gather photos video and data for use by journalism
journalists. $50,000
for a $300 thing from sharper image now not sharper with that
out of business. What's the other one? Brookstone? 300 bucks
with an iPad? What an outrage.
It's an outrage. Well, it's no information being provided to
the public to help them get through their day,
where in all honesty, we actually do drone journalism
because we've been reporting on drones for four years. You want
real drone journalism? We're telling you exactly what's going
on with the drones. Do we get a grant? No. That's okay. We're
just getting by.org/n A
so a couple one other thing I want to mention that we did
buzzkill Junior dug up this article and apparently in Cora,
which discusses the way other cultures see Americans and maybe
we'll talk about this a little more after the donation segment,
but there was one thing that kind of explained something.
Apparently the in India they when they did a study of
Indians, you know, the Indian subcontinent. They were shocked.
Shocked, the Indians were shocked none of my friends back
in India, believe me when I told him that you can literally buy
anything, including food and return it within 90 days for a
full refund if you don't have a specific reason for doing so. So
this explains a lot to me. The Indians are essentially they
won't let anything they want, they don't return stuff. So in
other words, they still sell you a bad product. And you can't
bring it back. So everybody's very suspicious. And you know,
the Indians are notoriously cheap. They've said so
themselves on this show, they never donate $1 showing that
they all speak English, and many of them listen to the show is
and the only ones who have ever donated live in the United
States and have gotten a little clue about this. But I think
this idea that you can't return anything so in other words, the
show your whole life as a sucker's game, get somebody to
buy something and then didn't screw them. As opposed to us we
know. You can take your stuff wherever you buy at Costco, you
can take it back like a month later and they'll give you your
money back. Anyway, that's just leaves aside. Just my little bit
anti Indian rant. Yeah, sorry.
I just want to make sure and then finally, Serge g Q. Gents.
This karma thing is legit. Remember he asked for karma on
on Sunday. He had he was doing a job karma with like some most
medical board or something I went I totally messed up the
board so badly I walked out of the room afterward put my head
under the faucet of the sink five minutes later was called
back in and told I was recommended I almost blew my
cool and asked the dude who was leading the shindig What the
hell he was thinking but aside decided simply to thank you that
a thank you to you would suffice I'm already a $33 a month donor.
But I'll give you guys some kickback when my pay Jobson, so
that's nice to hear that the karma is legit. And now let's
hit it for the birthdays
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No agenda five guys. All three of us and Mimi in charge of
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And Jesus juice for you. Sorry for the Michael Jackson
reference. I don't know where that came from.
That was weird. Yeah. You got here with the ray. Bla bla bla
bla bla.
So uh, well, I'm looking over this list of crazy things that
when did outsiders look at Americans and they don't live
here. They never been here. I'm gonna read a column to kind of
funny one. So I think this is a guy in from Portugal drinking
age. I think I think everyone in Scandinavian countries feel this
way to drinking age couldn't get over the fact that we had a
drinking age and it was a forced strictly. Yeah, some people are
like amazed that we have spray cheese.
That is one of the best American inventions I have to say.
You can drink the water from the tap. She isn't ashamed to have a
bastard child. You never paid a bribe. You haven't spoken to
your family in more than a month. These things are all
shocking. Boobs. Boobs insisted American women had larger
breasts like many romantic straight Spanish men, Pascal is
always not perversely attracted to the female form but just
mesmerized by it. I had to keep on a tight leash. We went to a
softball game it's a lot of weird and yeah,
we don't think much about this stuff. No, I there's entire
weeks that go by they don't think about this as because
we don't care. We they would apparently the Europeans and
some of them are shocked by our under dressing in cold weather.
Here's something that would shock them. According to a
study. Americans heads are getting bigger
steroids. Oh, rather
There you go. That's a good one. Well, the report says it's not
clear why medicine cars, supermarkets, but the skulls of
white Americans and perhaps of other races and nationalities
had become slightly taller and roomier according to forensic
research and new measurements.
Oh, this brings back the I think it has to do with show business.
Yeah, because
you get the gotta put that crap somewhere. We don't know you you
have this theory about the big head. You already forgot your
own theory. Yeah,
if you have a big head, you'll be successful on television.
Yeah, it's not a theory, it's science. It's a fact. It's a
fact I'm telling you. Alright, actually, I want to talk about
Syria for a second, maybe a little more than a second. So we
know the so the basic script that we applied in let's just
take Libya as a as, as an example, is that you get the two
douchebags on opposite sides of the aisle, you get John McCain
and Joe Lieberman, and they have to push it. And and they push
for basically no fly zone, and remove the regime. And we all
know by now that this is essentially the Saudis who we
are helping who want to provide oil and gas to Europe, and they
want to thwart Russia, who of course, have a
they're only already have a business
going. Yeah. So Russia has got a business going, that's got to be
stopped. And it's got to be Saudi oil and gas. That's what
it's all about. And that's why we're basically in this
competition with Russia. Russia has as much of oil as the
Saudis. And that's the those are the two big players in that part
of the world. It's obvious
who side we are on.
Yeah, well, which is interesting, because you know
why? I mean, those are the guys who have dropped our twin
towers, but we're on their site anyway. I mean, what's there
must be some something else going on?
Oh, because everyone's on the take from those guys. Come on.
By the way, don't you see
the press conference or the meeting that Putin had with
Obama?
Yeah, I didn't. I didn't even clip anything from it. I saw his
his body language. Getting into the clip body language. The body
language, Putin
was like, all the way back. Kind of like falling out of the
chair. Yeah. Like, what's it with you douche? Yeah, but like
arrogantly, so I'd have to say, kind of like, oh, I sound Why do
you want to tell me? That's the way I read it.
Putin arrogant, huh? Right, that possibility.
So douchebag John McCain, who is the ultimate sales guy for the
military industrial complex. He speaks at the A E i, which is
the American Enterprise Institute.
Yes. Now, this is a an interesting outfit. The American
Enterprise Institute there, I guess, is just a big neocon
outfit of these the guys that
write this. It's another front organization for
so they write the script, right? Yeah, they write the scripts.
And I just want you to hear the words, as he's talking about,
while he's warmongering, and getting us all set up. And here
we go turning loose
special units, and plain clothed militias to massacre men, women
and children, has happened last month in the town of hula. We
are now seeing a rapid increase in Assad's use of helicopter
gunships. Whereas his forces once sought to clear and hold
ground. They now appear to be under orders just to kill anyone
and everyone they deem a threat. Yeah, there's every reason to
believe that Assad will continue to escalate the violence, more
massacres, more use of helicopters, and perhaps worse
weapons after that.
Now let's get some good language in there, Johnny Boy. Meanwhile,
Assad and his forces continue to be re armed by Russia and Iran.
There are reports of Iranian operatives on the ground in
Syria to help Assad with the killing while just making that
up. Russia apparently continues to ship heavy weapons,
including, as Secretary Clinton has stated, the very helicopter
gunships that Assad is currently using to strafe and bomb
civilians.
Now we know of course, that these this whole gunship story
was one big fat lie, but he has a new spin on it.
Whether these are new helicopters or old ones, that
Assad sent to Russia to be refurbished and have the blood
washed off of them.
Hey, Boris vibe, the blood off of that helicopter man, it looks
like crap
is a distinction without this. Unbelievable. There are now
reports that Russia has dispatched two ships and a unit
of Russian Marines to reinforce their naval base at Tartus. And
they're also delivering additional anti ship and anti
aircraft missiles to help defend the Assad regime.
Okay, so, so, so that's basically it. It's so bad. They
have to wipe the blood off of the refurbished helicopter
that's what that is. They're not actually getting refurbished
that just go in there's so much blood and gore at the big
washing
machine isn't He's in Russia, they don't really have one of
those. And they,
they they got no hoses. So you know, we got to wipe the blood
off in Russia. So now how do we tell that? So now evenings is a
good speech, actually, that I was very interesting to watch
this. So now what we need a reason to circumvent the United
Nations Security Council, we know what it is. We know we just
have to basically say, Hey, man, this is just like Bosnia. So
here's McCain doing just that.
And Moscow rejected it and shut down the UN Security Council.
What has changed to make things different now? What the
President does not seem to realize is what President Bill
Clinton came to understand in Bosnia, that a diplomatic
resolution and conflicts like these is not possible until the
military balance of power changes on the ground. Oh,
really, as long as a murderous dictator, be it Slobodan
Milosevic.
That's the Slobodan Milosevic to you, John, but you're an idiot,
or Bashar Al Assad, believes he is winning on the battlefield,
he has no incentive to stop fighting and negotiate. The same
is true for the regime's foreign supporters. For whatever the
reasons, and despite destroying Russia's reputation in the Arab
world, the Russian government has stuck with Assad for 15
months.
Okay, so that's, that's basically the ploy of how we're
going to circumvent it. Now, how are we going to do it? Well,
we've been saying this for a while Turkey or the boys, we're
going to do it and McCain accentuates the plan.
This is exactly what we should be helping the opposition to do.
Okay, write it down. Everyone take notes. Now, because you can
see this unfold in real time. Rather than
insisting that we cannot act militarily. Without a UN
Security Council Resolution. As the Secretary of Defense
recently asserted, we should follow President Clinton's
example from Kosovo, we should refuse to give Russia and China
veto power over our actions, and instead work outside of the
Security Council to shape a coalition of willing states with
a legitimate left mandate to intervene militarily in Syria.
So a coalition of the willing, many of our allies are willing
to do much more, but only if the United States is with them. As
one regional official told The Wall Street Journal last
weekend, the Turks in particular, are looking for,
quote, the ironclad backing of the US and others.
There we go. So that's all we need to do. And of course,
that'll prove that could happen under a chapter seven resolution
if Turkey is attacks are a little false flag will be very
easy for them. The more
the more I listen to this guy over the last son a year, the
more I just shake my hand and say, Did this country dodged a
bullet when they didn't elect this carrot?
Yeah, no kidding. That's okay, because his buddy Romney will be
the next president.
And now how tight they are. You know, there's another thing that
came up. I have a clip. Can
I Can I just kind of just hammered home with with his last
little closing comment? Yeah. Oh, I'm
sorry. Go on. Yeah. Because, you know, again,
we have to remember why we're going to ignore the United
Nations Security Council. Why is that John?
Because? Because we can. Because it's just like Bosnia. Oh, yeah.
It's just like Clinton's Bosnia.
Yeah. We have a Democratic president. Now. We had a
Democratic president, then. It's genocide is mass slaughter,
which Kosovo had nothing to do with any pipelines or anything?
No, nothing. Please ignore any of that. It's just like Bosnia,
Sharia today is indistinguishable from Bosnia in
the 1990s.
indistinguishable. Doesn't. It's exactly the same, exactly the
same,
with one exception. Oh, and Bosnia. President Clinton
finally summon the courage to lead the world to intervene and
stop the killing.
There you go. The only thing that's different is our
present lievable disguise of the worst warmonger I think I've
ever run into. So I like to finally get to the bottom of
this too. This is an interesting little story, replayed the
McGurk clip, who's McGurk. McGurk was the guy that Obama
picked to be the ambassador to a rock, President rock, and again
in a bit of scandal ensued.
President Obama's pick for ambassador to Iraq has withdrawn
his nomination following Republican opposition and claims
of inappropriate contact with a journalist Brett McGurk had come
under fire from Senate Republicans revelations of a
racy email exchange with a Wall Street Journal reporter while he
served in Iraq in 2008 McGurk and the reporter Gina John later
married John resigned from the Wall Street Journal.
Oh, yes. Well, yeah, no, this was the propaganda and in order
for her, you know, so they couldn't testify against each
other they had to get married.
Well, that's fine. But the guy was qualified to do the job or
whatever who is a Republican that that that submarine the
thing that they never mentioned any of these details by no no
McCain
McKay. Da there's that douchebag again. i But you know what,
John, it's all okay. You know, because the marketing is in the
marketing has started. Hollywood star Angelina Jolie has donated
$100,000 to aid the Syrian refugees.
And you guys wonder who they can assign to that job?
I don't know. You know, she's got the gig. That's her. That's
her beat. That's her turf right there. That's that's what she
does. Yeah, and of course, I have to say gotta give him
props. Ron Paul's the only guy saying stop the idiocy stop the
crazy.
Plans, rumors and war propaganda for attacking Syria and
disposing Assad has been around for many months. This past week,
however, it was reported that the Pentagon indeed was fine and
finalizing plans to do just that. In my opinion, all the
evidence to justify this attack is bogus. bogus. Yay.
If only he would have used the word Bogut IV that would have
that would have made my day right there. It should have been
Bogut if that would have been just so much better.
Well, you know, we could go on moaning about this and say
setting this up. But you know, it was already predetermined. A
decade ago, yeah, by the clip that we play and play, Clark,
and we're not even gonna play it. No, we're not gonna play it.
Wesley Clark has Siri on the list, or they gave him the list
and Siri was on it. So Sarah is on it. I mean, what are we
supposed to do is it's on the list.
So I have heard from the Siri and television producer, he says
he's working on on the trip to Damascus. And the feedback from
a producers of this program, our listeners is diverse, John. And
I'd like to give you a little sampling.
Yes, I'd be interested in this because I can counteract most of
it, I think I hope
Okay, Mohannad says, Adam, here's a message from one of
your Syrian boners on the show. Yes, you have many listener in
Syria. If they don't donate then because first most of them can't
afford it. Second, it's not that easy to transfer money from
Syria and has not been easy for over a decade. I'm a Boehner of
your show. And since John stopped doing the cranky geek
show, and to be honest, never missed any of your shows, except
the clips show. Yes. Hey, yes, your show helps to sleeping long
nights. Maybe it's John's voice. I'm a Syrian student. With
regards to the invitation to fly to Damascus. I support the
opinion of John to go there and do the show. From there. It
would be a real exclusive thing. Adam in Damascus. Yeah, there's
a biblical thing to that. I'll give you a little background
about the NBM broadcasting station that belongs to the Amal
movement in Lebanon, they are one of the allies of the Syrian
government in Lebanon. So probably you'd be a guest of the
Syrian government. If you fly into Damascus. However, it would
be wise to send an email to the official NBN headquarters in
Beirut and he has a number and ask him with the person with a
telephone number. You have really worked for them before
you find yourself in the middle of nowhere.
I believe that no, that would be funny. Yeah, hilarious.
I believe that person really does listen to the show, but
they tried to present you as a former MTV star and now as a
rebel against the West mainstream media. So don't be
offended if he mentioned the MTV thing. It's a cultural thing
from that region to connect you to some big thing like MTV at
the beginning and afterward taking talking about your no
agenda activity. Then try to avoid saying here we've fished a
blogger or someone who does a podcast but and said we have a
great personality of the big known MTV bla bla bla bla bla
because if you explain your pipeline theory there will be
propagated as part of the conspiracy and the opposition
will make a counter comment about it. Maybe describing you
as a crazy person. But the final result is more publicity for no
agenda and go for it dude, which is Syrian for dude. Black night
air to Darien I have family in Beirut they will take good care
of you. I've been there many times say the word everything
and everything for your stay will be taken care of. Well,
that's comforting. That's very nice. So if I choose to go the
by route route, Sir Thomas Adam was to the show a day late. I've
been to Damascus, a different world. They're my friend. Things
are under change now. But when I was there a few years ago, the
folks were warm and welcoming, but somehow I always felt I was
being watched probably because I was getting there as you worked
out is not difficult. Although getting the visa for the visit
may be difficult by route would be my choice in the end although
if you go to Damascus, the Crazy Horse is the place to be. Ah,
okay, I'm writing that one down for the itinerary. And then
finally, Patrick from Gitmo down under I may not be the best the
best donor but hope to do better. The Syrian interview was
nuts. These people invade countries they kill 1000s of
women and children ever imagine doing that stepping onto Syrian
soil will take you off the grid off US soil away from US law.
Whilst flattering your thoughts on Leviathan are there for
everyone to listen to on show 381 an interview in person isn't
required. Who has the mind to fly you out? Anyhow? Have they
haven't ever heard of Skype? Do a twit on them? Mickey needs you
around Come on. You must be an awesome chess player. Do the
math a bit of flattery of free ticket you do strangely well at
fighting evil. We're all being educated. The show should be
mandatory listening for all journo students up for adventure
ever tried dodging bullets, don't do it at him. So that's a
smattering usual
response from one of our listeners. Yeah, like it is. I
agree. Sounds like it came from the State Department.
I don't know, man. Well, we'll see if he gets back to me.
Alright, a couple notes that came in to meet you that I
didn't be able to decide but didn't respond was uh, you know,
the people that that have been to the Middle East or that have
floated around. And you know, it's, it's, they're not
concerned as people who don't get out much and have been kind
of scared to death by the media to being rolled up in their
house or homes. You know, they project and they think it's a
dangerous situation. It's, it's probably no more dangerous than
driving down east 14th Street in Oakland, which may actually be
more doubt that
actually would scare me. Yeah, I wouldn't be doing that. So,
Mickey, still she does she Mickey's like I'm coming with
you. No matter what. I'm not gonna listen to what John says.
He's giving you good advice. It's gonna be painful and
annoying for you.
Yeah, I mean, she, I mean, if she wanted to go, I mean, I'm
sure that they could accommodate to both of you. Run over to and
make
sure there's I'm sure there's a hole big enough to accommodate
the both of us. But I am this ditch?
No. Oh, no. I'll take the big bottom.
You know, I fell asleep during twit Did you did you mention the
big bottom for some reason?
No, no. Leo went off on a tirade about what but you and the big
bottom why? He says you know he just did a dish to get some
Congress interesting conversation going it was it was
it was in good humor. Yeah, you know, it's obvious when he's
pumping up his voice he's got this huge voice is huge. He says
he's where he's running it through a big bottom he's got a
big bottom which is a device that we've talked about in the
show which is your air I have a big bottle and he says and I
know he's got it turned all the way up to huge bottom.
Oh, man, that's my huge colonies dude. Yeah, well he can do that.
So he was he I don't know what his point was. He was just
he just went off for no reason. It just went on about your voice
and then the fact you're using a big bottom and it's just making
me sound
like I'm cheating like I'm cheating or something
we have ever said cheating but I think there was an implied all
kinds of was voice can't be that big.
We're actually using a war sinus. For those of you who want
people always want to know what your podcasting rate I don't
have a podcasting rig. This is the real deal. This is a studio
which was bought and paid for with producer money which is
great. And there were scientists actually stole from the from the
station that went that after I did the whole pedo bear thing
and Holland they they took down the station and look it up W ARS
a and is I think more saunas, and it's a magical box that
makes our entire sound people never believe that you're on
Skype well it until it craps out, but you sound pretty good.
I'm actually running you through the big bottom.
Hey, everybody. Hello, everybody. Hey girls.
Looks like Gardasil is turning to a new market for the HPV
vaccine. You can want to wait for the marketing to come out.
They're now starting up a conversation about women over
the age of 26 also getting the HPV shot. And I think they're
trying to figure You're out how to approach this market because
right now it will be what is it off the list? What do you call
that? If it's off, off
off label off label you go there's been a bunch of people
here and there I keep hearing Oh, she has Oh, she's she just
went to the doctor and she didn't have cancer. She didn't
have cancer keep hearing this hot mess up. They get I think
they're, they're scaring the crap out of almost every woman
out there with the cancer fear. I think we've discovered how
they did that with this phony machine. But I want I next time
I hear that I'm
going to ask him about the did you take a shot? Yeah, well, let
me just reiterate for not paying attention to this know people
who aren't what because you're not a woman. People who are new
to the program would just like to mention how the script goes.
So the Gardasil and the company that makes the new HPV testing
machines, which is a high throughput device, they're
rigged to give a lot of false positives. So the way it works
is, you get tested, and then it gives you a false positive, then
they have to do a biopsy, which is not without danger, which is
not without pain, it's very uncomfortable. And then, you
know, they'll make you sit for a week and get all freaked out.
You could be pre cancerous, pre cancerous, precancerous. And
then finally, the results coming out. You're so lucky, but you
might as well get this shot just to make sure. And that is
essentially the script on how they're on how they're selling
this to you. And it's it's disgusting. And by the way on
girls, I think the one of those episodes of that show that
brought up the HPV I didn't clip it. But now the Gay Guy.
Remember the girl who had HPV and she accused her ex boyfriend
of getting it? I actually had a clip of that we had that clip,
but they brought it up again. Oh, and he says, You're right. I
had HPV I gave it to you. So y'all Yes, another gay guy.
Another
show is the worst.
Now one of our producers here from Texas. Producer Josh Beck.
He wouldn't little crack party but I liked what he came up
with. It turns out we have a potential West Nile virus here
in Plano in Plano, Texas just down the road. And the city is
collecting samples and you know, they're advising the four DS to
to the slaves of Gitmo nation, the road by the way up the road.
Yes, the four DS to protect your son that now, West Nile virus
comes in a mosquito with a little bow on it nicely
packaged. So if you want to protect yourself from West Nile
virus, you need the four DS avoid going out between dusk and
dawn. Make sure you dress appropriately and drain any
standing water but there is a fifth it's called insect
repellent that contains dt. Now what do you know about DT
Well it's a chemical you spray all over yourself and then
mosquitoes don't like and they won't bite.
It is dimethyl Mehta Tala Tala MEID and it has and this is one
our producer found. It has some interesting side effects.
You don't want to bathe in this stuff. decided it's a metal tool
now
wait for it. Side effects include altered mental state
para Theseus. What is para Theseus? And on individual even
developed grandiose delusions, you can become verbally
aggressive, irritable and belligerent. So I think we need
to be very careful with the DT because you can become
belligerent and if you're belligerent, that wouldn't be
good then you're right for the drone.
It's also slightly toxic for coldwater fish such as the
rainbow trout. Damn them trout. No, no breaking
news this morning. I've only been able to look at these
documents briefly. And for all the grief we give the the
lamestream media the one thing that they are able to do with
their resources is file Freedom of Information Act requests. The
so called FOIA is I'll give them that. And so both the New York
Times and the ACLU had filed Freedom of Information Act
requests against the depart point of Justice are with the
Department of Justice and the CIA for information on targeted
droning of American civilians. And this just came out this
morning, I have the documents here you'll find in the show
notes 419 are not any show notes.com. The response from the
CIA and from the Department of Justice speaks for itself. This
matter involves the government's significant efforts to be open
and transparent on the one hand and to protect against the
release of information harmful to national security. On the
other hand, the Freedom of Information Act represents a
balance struck by Congress between the right of the public
to know and the need of the government to keep sensitive
information in confidence. The Consolidated FOIA requests at
issue here see multiple categories of records relating
to the alleged US government use of targeted lethal force against
US citizens and other persons associated with al Qaeda and
other terrorist groups. The issue surrounds the US
government's use of lethal force are undoubtedly of the utmost
public concern, really. And for that reason, officials at the
highest levels of the executive branch have carefully analyzed
the various interests at stake. One result of that analysis has
been a series of speeches by the State Department legal adviser,
by the Department of Defense, General Counsel by the Attorney
General and the assistant to the President for Homeland Security
and Counterterrorism have set forth for the American people
the legal analysis and process involved in the determination
whether to use legal force at the same time, the executive
branch deliberations reflect the reality that plaintiff requests
implicate highly sensitive records. For example, to
enumerate and describe the record responsive to the FOIA
request would tend to reveal whether or not the Central
Intelligence Agency is authorized to and doesn't fact
directly participate in targeted lethal operations. Yeah, that's
the whole point. And whether or not the US government possesses
specific intelligence information about particular
individuals, I could go on. But the bottom line is,
you're you're not good.
You're not getting it. They're saying, yes, the only thing we
can say is that we have video files of Brennan and holder
saying that we use drones, that's the only thing they're
willing to release. Nothing else.
Interesting. So there's probably more people on the drone list to
kill. I don't understand how the left wing progressives can can
tolerate this precedents. What exactly
does those left wing progressive mean, John, what the hell does
that actually mean? Socialist? Okay, thank you. Why don't you
just call them the socialists, then, wow, they
don't like that term anymore.
Well, who was a socialist?
Who was a socialist Thom Hartmann, thumb? The whole of
democracy now crew, okay. They're all left wing
progressives. They would admit it. Okay. All right, good United
Nations investigator on extra judicial summary or arbitrary x
executions. This is an investigator on extra judicial
summary or arbitrary execution says the United States drone
strikes may challenge international law dog. Killings
may be lawful in an armed conflict, but many targeted
killings take place far from areas where it's recognized as
being an armed conflict.
No contract.
So what are they gonna do about it?
Nothing. You won't even hear about this. Remember, you heard
this on a podcast?
Yeah. Why are you listening to this on a podcast?
And then when this was kind of interesting, I was reading there
was an article in English the China What is it the China
Daily? Is that the Yeah, China daily.com. About the New Silk
Road. Which,
by the way, before you go on, the whole Silk Road meme, in and
out of China is ludicrous because there's like, there must
have been 50 of them. But anyway, go on there just every
time you turn around, it's a silk road.
Well, the one they're talking about specifically is a railway.
And here's the description of it. And they're building pieces
of it, although in some parts, the track gauge is different,
which is just hilarious. Oh, that's funny. So they're calling
it the wheels. Yes, a land bridge that traverses more than
10,000 kilometers through China, Central Asia and Eastern Europe.
Before arriving at European trading hubs, Rotterdam and
Antwerp. The whole trip takes about two times a two weeks. The
route is expected to benefit more than 40 countries and
regions by taking less than half the time and enjoying a similar
reduction in cost half with transport the transporting goods
by sea. Other routes under the Eurasian LandBridge. That's the
technical term include an earlier one that consisted of
the Trans Siberian Railway and the Russian sea port of
Vladivostok yet Another Rail Link considers connecting, by
the way that will take you through North Korea connecting
the southern Chinese city of Shenzen with Rotterdam. And so
the interesting
thing is an alignment doesn't take into North Korea.
Vladivostok would
then would the seaport.
Yeah. North Korea is not not near Vladivostok
right across the water there.
I don't know it's not across the water. Yeah, it is. Yes. doesn't
run through North Korea.
Vladivostok is within spitting distance of North Korea.
Well go on with your story. And I'll look it up.
Go look it up. We are I know this because there's a pipeline
that they want to build between. Yeah, we
know about the pipeline. As the train doesn't go through there,
so
what I'm no I'm sorry, no, the train doesn't go through there.
But anyway, I shouldn't have brought it up. The one thing
that you notice, if you look at this, this train this route that
they're proposing, and that's in the shownotes as well. It has to
go through Bella rousse. So I do one Google search on Belarus and
oh, yes, headline. Belarus may be providing Syria with deadly
military technology. It's like, anywhere you go. There they are
bringing up some terrorism crap. Oh, Bella, Bella,
I have to say you might the Russians and I think the Chinese
also must be besides themselves with phony baloney information
because we always accused the Russians of propaganda and suck
at it. They suck. And we're like, good. And they and we were
also accusing the Chinese of human rights and we have the
most prisoners in the world. I mean, it's like these these
gurus who say what were we doing wrong? We can't get our message
across. They need to hide your message. Any their messages
hopeless. They need
to hire the curry Devorah Consulting Group. I know they
listened to us because I look at Russia today. And they brought
in that chick that is definitely cute. You know, the one I'm
talking about. Now. I don't
you know, the last time I saw Russia today was that clip I
showed you of Tom Hartman. That was it. I don't care. You know,
she's cute. Let me just see. What does. She's got really long
legs. But she does a plus. No, no, no, no, because she wears
pants. What? Yeah, this they make her wear pants. And she and
she can't read her read is so horrible. Let me just find read
now. They need us they desperately you know you and I
can take any beautiful woman and turn her into an instant towel
television, news,
sensation.
immediate sensation. I tell you? No, no. Instead, they've got Max
Keiser. Okay. They've got fom Hartman. They've got the Giulia
and Julian Assange show. It's like yeah, what is this girl's
name? Hold on. Let me let me just look at the YouTube videos
here. Russia Today video. She's very cute. In but she's not
blonde.
Well, that's a plot problem. And there's plenty of blondes in
Russia.
Let me see if I can. Where is she? Huh? This is Jimmy the chat
room knows what her name is. Something with an M I'm just
looking at the previews on on YouTube. But like none of the
thumbnails show her.
Oh, you can get off of this cute only.com Oh, hold on a second.
So Russian. This is a bunch of single Russian girls for love
and marriage. I bet you only there's about 10 Girls on here
that would be effectively this one. How about
Jana? Jana, we could turn her into a superstar or caccia look
at Katya from Minsk. Minsk.
Look at her man. Look at her.
from Minsk, she's a nonsmoker. novelistic and
Irina from Arena on it's on the right.
I don't see her. Oh, Irina arena. Oh, yeah. No, she has.
She has look, we can give her a dick. Now she's her nose is a
little off. No, yeah, you're right. We could give her a
degree and put on sleeveless. How about Veronica? She might be
a little better. She's not blonde, but she
has that smart. Look about the right look. And she could be
bleached
you and I can turn any one of these can be bleached. Oh,
honey, we got to bleach your upper lip a little bit. Just
look at Jana. Look at Jana. Tell me Jana is not perfect. Let's
see. Look at Jana. No bleaching required. She's five foot four.
We'll just make her sit down.
I keep moving these around he hasn't he's a little he's a
journalist and a Hollywood is slow
she's a journalist bachelor's degree in journalism. She might
work out
she needs a little bit beef dish. Yeah, yeah bachelor degree
journalist that's a good thing. She's perfect. She doesn't
belong to any religion so she's not a religious a nonsmoker
social drinker. And I can sit still does what you deserve
ideas about me. I can not sit still I love to translate ideas
into reality like the grandiose projects like a mad as she
sounds like a nut. But she likes journalism, advertising,
photography and travel a perfect,
yep. Good. You're Hired until I'm telling you Hello, Vladimir.
Vladimir Putin. This is a message from the curry Devorah
Consulting Group. If you want to improve your propaganda, you
need to hire us. We are the guys we know how to do this stuff.
Okay, yo. Maybe that whole Syrian trip, maybe that is like
a maybe they're vetting me.
That's a pot, you know, they may be just dragging you over there.
So you could do some some consulting on the side.
But that would mean they're trying to get it for free. It's
not like
you know how to you're not doing it what I need to know when
they're trying to get it for
free. I need to take our PowerPoint, make sure that they
are not trying to bonus and
drop a few off through PowerPoint.
I got a friend of the business cards and dropped a few
PowerPoints off. We laugh but we absolutely mean this and we're
not
trying to be you. Yeah,
I'm not trying to be douchebags about women. But if you want if
you
don't, this is the way broadcaster's talk all the time.
If you want a successful
television network and program, we'd come in first thing we do
is Assange out. Tom Hartman out. Max Keiser great, but he needs
that you know, I like her Stacy. Stacy is not a good sidekick. He
needs a smokin hot risky bed to the on either side. Yeah. I
mean, she's she I mean, she can still write for the show because
she's very smart. But she's just the wrong look. And then we need
new anchors, man anchors, I need more home. Cool.
Or machines that's what you know, whole operation looks like
a cheap production
way, man. And then this one, you know, it's like, hello, I'm
Jana. This is Russia today. Today in headlines I give you
look at my legs, telling me we can do this stuff. We know how
to do this. Anyway, to wrap it up from my end John today
Germany versus Greece playing in Euro 2012. Nice little touch
they're playing in Gdansk. Which of course is no this will be the
this is the Polish Corridor will be a great, great place for a
false flag event to get everything started again. But I
am still hold I know that you're on. You're still holding the
Spain I'm still holding to Italy is one of the final parties in
the Euro 2012 based on Geo socio political theory theory.
Associated Press getting into the game by the way. They've
done a whole analysis about when we see what the title is of this
article. Excuse me, Why throw up in my mouth could not find the
path requested. Thanks, Yahoo. Europeans get some relief with
Euro 2012 winds was the title of it. So they're like now they're
trying to rip us off? Bobino but instead we're actually
predicting So Russia is out interestingly enough. Yeah. So I
think it used to be in I thought it was I thought it was Russia,
Italy. I think it will be Germany, Italy. Now that's kind
of where I'm going in Germany out to
they're not going to let them win anything. They'll get upset.
What's the current? What's the what's the breakdown? What's the
games coming up?
Let me say I can tell you Well, let me just by the way you can
go to our discussion tree on the matter, which is euro
2000 twelve.currie.com Let me just find me see what's coming
up today. Okay, here we go. We have the matches. There's
they're going to the UEFA UEFA website is pretty handy. For
doing this okay, tournament, let you a FIFA UEFA Well, it's you
got to dig down deep uefa.com. But I haven't launched the Okay,
here's the tournament map. Today we have Czech Republic against
Portugal. Portugal wins. Yes. Okay. Then. I'm sorry. Tomorrow
we have Germany versus Greece.
Greece wins. That's the upset. No, Germany wins. Okay, well,
I'm not gonna I wouldn't put money on that one. So I'm not as
sure about Okay, so
let's write this down. Hold on a second. Let's write this down.
To use a Portugal wins from Czechoslovakia. I'm saying
Germany beats grease, the grease need to shut up. That's why.
Okay, that could be I'm gonna just predictions, predictions.
I'm putting this in the show notes. Okay, then we have Spain
versus France on Tuesday. That's where I think Spain will when
Spain beats France. And then we have England versus Italy on
Wednesday, and that will be Italy beats the UK. Do you have
any difference of opinion?
Well, I do have the Greece, I'm gonna stick with Greece. You're
sticking for Greece. So John, you're saying Greece wins.
And I just to be contrarian. I'm going to pick England. Really?
That's it because I want to get this thing out of the way. Now's
the time. No, no, no, no, no, no, this
is the whole reason why they have to win.
I know what you're saying. I'm saying Spain is going to win.
And so Italy's got to be taken out sooner than later. You don't
want them at the end. Okay.
We've got it. We're good to go. Place your bets.
Are you? Greece? I'm sorry. Of course in Germany, right? Yes.
So you're taking Portugal, Germany, Spain, and Italy?
No, I didn't say that about Portugal. You said that. I think
though, I did say Portugal. No, I think Ronaldo is going to
throw the game. So when Czech Republic beats Portugal, okay.
All right now okay, it's done
deal.
But at the end of a blue Place your bets everybody Place your
bets. Oh my goodness. We went long again. We didn't even have
a long explanation
on what we shouldn't have gone long. Why didn't you that much?
Why didn't you shut up should have stopped while you were at
work
and get enough support to this show. We got 420 coming up over
remind people that if they want to, especially this funny we get
to 420 donors that have never donated before and I'm glad that
they did. And I'm hoping to get a few more indeed, maybe some
Associate Executive producers would be nice.
Oh, yes. Okay. Anyway, I didn't mention at the top of the show,
but I'm very ill from the mold poisoning which has come back to
hit me.
So fine. Well, yeah, that's what
I put the effort in for the show, but I've been sleeping.
Every single day during the day I'm so beat up. But that doesn't
matter. When there's evil to fight. We fight company you hear
from the capital of the drone star states in Austin Tejas in
the morning, everybody. My name is Adam curry
in from Northern Silicon Valley where I don't know Is Twitter
back on. I don't know. I don't keep track anymore. I'm John C.
Dvorak.
No, it's not RSS still works, though. We'll talk again on
Sunday right here. I know agenda for for 20.
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