What about me? I want to work on a cool unmanned plane to Adam
curry,
John C. Dvorak. Sunday, June 24 2012. Time to get my nation
media assassination episode 420 This is no agenda. Wearing my
Gucci burka here and Cam MoPhO in the capital of the drone Star
State Austin J Haas. In the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry.
Ken from Northern Silicon Valley, with nothing to say I'm
John C. Dvorak. Levin Buzzkill. Yeah, so what else is no? Yeah.
Nothing to say. So the Russians are going after us. You don't
say there it's all the propaganda machine is starting
to crank out but it's gonna be fun to watch. Oh, tell me what
have you. What have we been watching Russia today? Oh, ran
into that woman. Abby Martin.
Yeah, that's the one that's the one that I said the one that is
has everything but the package is wrong.
Yeah, the package is wrong because she's either a well, to
put it mildly. She's either like a some sort of a I don't know
what type maybe a Russian style lesbian melamine.
Let me just let me just take this back to the last episode we
were talking about. I couldn't remember her name Abby Martin.
And we're St Maarten as television producers, which John
and I do in our you know, our off hours and as part of the
creative work Consulting Group. They It's all wrong. I mean,
she's got beautiful long legs, but she's wearing pants. You
know, she she's got kind of the funky accent. But she can't read
the prompter. She needs to bleach your hair. I mean, that's
how you get ratings.
Yeah, she's a brunette. Yes.
It's all wrong for television. Well, I
think it's big. I think she is She must be Russian or
something. I don't know. Maybe some? I can't tell because that
that accent is funky.
But now as an expert on lesbians, you have now concluded
she's a Russian lesbian. Is this what you're?
Either that or a dominatrix?
Yeah. The Dominators angle I'll go for. Yeah, she has
a certain kind of a of a dominatrix style. I can't put my
finger.
But it's not good for ratings. I don't care. It's not good for.
I don't feel good watching. I don't I don't want to watch her.
Yeah. So. But she is. But she's these two. Right. She's better
than anything else.
It's a step forward, for sure. Yeah, yeah.
And so she went after she, it's apparent that she gets her
marching orders from Moscow. And because she was doing art piece
after piece after piece in the most recent edition of the show,
and I am going to start watching it routinely now. Just blasting
the US. I gotta say, it's not it's not blasting the US and not
blasting the Americans. So you can still watch it blasting
specifically Obama.
Yeah, okay, that will make sense. Because we saw Putin's
body language. He's like, What? No, he does not like him at all.
So
one example of this, which I thought was semi lame, but it
was but I could see it working to just needling Obama. There's
an Obama clip I have right at the beginning here. You can play
that. And that's her. Bringing up this this topic of Hmm, it
just makes you go. Wow, that's interesting.
It's Friday, June 22 8pm. In Washington, DC. I'm Abby Martin.
And you're watching RT,
and hold stop right there delivery. For minus. You agree
with me? Right?
It's flat. Yeah. Thank you. What are the folks Wait a minute
isn't no more flat than a Dutch?
It's Friday, June 22 8pm. In Washington, DC. I'm Abby Martin.
You're watching RT. What is the first black president done for
the black community in America, according to some, just recently
has been catering to a number of minority communities in the US
versus the LGBT community. At a certain point, I've just
concluded that. For me personally, it is important for
me to go ahead and affirm that I think same sex couples should be
able to get married, then it was the immigrant community. This is
a temporary stopgap measure that lets us focus our resources
wisely while giving a degree of relief and hope to talented,
driven, patriotic young people. It is it is the right thing to
do. But what about African Americans? He hasn't made moves
to deal with African American inequalities in this country.
And an op ed titled Obama is not the first black president. He's
the first president who is black Wilmer, Leon describes Obama as
quote a functionary of a government in the service of
wealth and Empire. Dr. Wilmer, Leon himself joined us earlier
to talk about his article.
She's so bad. It's so I mean, yeah, I totally get it. are
saying and by the way, I think it's kind of a, an egregious
report.
It's just needling him. If and they brought this guy and a
black guy from I think Howard or some she says, anyway, there's
just I didn't want to clip the whole thing I'll just summarize.
The guy comes out. And he makes the point that he is a the first
president that's black, but not a black president, which is a
very interesting little turn of phrase. Yeah. And what he's
referring to is that he has absolutely zero interest in the
black community from all for all intents and purposes and the
blacks, because they'll just vote for any Democrat,
especially a black one. They don't dish need to get off their
asses and start moaning about the fact that he's done zero.
He's done this for the gays, he's done it for this and that,
and he hasn't done anything for the black community at all,
including, you know, dealing with the overpopulation of
prisons, mostly black. And it was it was
well, here's the question that here's the question. So, you
know, you start off by saying it's the Russians, the war is on
and, and, you know, so the propaganda starts to what end
this to get Romney elected.
Wow. Wow. Well, that's more than needling then that's, that's
kind of like, harsh and somebody's mellow. It's a little
more than just like chiding in.
Yeah. Well, they did another piece. Did you wanted run a
piece of the cut just kind of short, too. But they also went
after the TSA with this guy who has been the guy who just
character was floating around and likes to smuggle knives on
airplanes through the scanners. And they and she goes after that
in, but it's done in such a way that the there's a subtext to
the messaging, which is that this is an incompetent agency.
And it's apparently the President's not going to do
anything about he's a bonehead is to me as the subjects
at far and also to put their hands in your pants to this,
this is the RTO to say, This is what's official policy. All
travelers haven't necessarily received the same pat down just
because the TSA screeners hate doing it. So a lot of times the
TSA screener will we'll take it a little easier.
So what about the people who don't want to be, you know,
groped and their genitalia and but then they they also don't
want to be microwaved? I mean, it's like, if you opt out of the
body scanning machines, then you're, you're subject to being
molested.
I take offense to that. I like opting out. And it's I have to
admit, I've never been more molested. That's bull crap.
I've opted out numerous times. And I it's not. The guys are
just, you know, the guys are a little bit. They don't like
doing
it. No, we're not being molested. It's just you know,
that's no, this is what the my point this is part of the
cranking it up. You know,
it's interesting you bring that up because Lucene, Apollo Tano
came out with a very interesting statement earlier this week. And
I've been trying to decipher it and decode it. She's essentially
saying that, yeah, high tech is great. But you really can't beat
intelligence, good
intelligence. A lot of operations, a lot of safety
operations can spring from that. So we actually look at safety in
the aviation environment as being multi layered, you know,
layered, good intel, it like my hair, good. Targeting, looking
at things like travel patterns, you walk funding and things of
that sort, looking at particular, behavioral or other
indicators when somebody actually gets to an airport, or
listen to this, looking at other kinds of indicia
indicia that's there's a new word, there's a new word for us
indices
is the plural of indexes. The plural would be
indicators, and I think it's the plural of indicators. Okay,
yeah, in dassia, I'm just gonna use that from time this year, I
think, I'm just gonna say, you know, there's multiple indicia
You don't sound pretentious enough
that you have a passenger who is intent upon blowing up the
plane. And so for that, you don't necessarily need an AI T
or Oh, so called body scanner, of course, are extraordinarily
helpful for handheld devices. But they are not the only thing
that can help us with detection. So,
so you don't need the naked body scanners. Can we have plenty of
indicia? The only thing I could come up with here is she just
wants more people. She just wants more slave lids running
around doing whatever she tells him to do. I couldn't come up
with anything else.
Well, I have to go back to the mic, a testimony that we heard
and played on the show. So I don't know five months ago, more
than that, more than that. Where mica says they don't work. They
don't work. Yeah, she's that we get the report right here and
finally they've tested and tested they don't work yeah. So
I think is just a reenactment of the fractal of the puffer
machine, which doesn't work and they took them out of service.
They're gonna take these things out of service. I bet. I mean,
they're kind of like when I said the last time I came out to see
how they had them all blocked off, they weren't using them at
all. They were using nothing but metal detectors when I
was when I came back from Los Angeles from visiting my
daughter at LAX. No, naked body scanners, no microwaves only a
magnetometer.
So something's up at LAX. Yeah, although it sums up everywhere.
Yeah, there's just no coincidence that we both came
through big airports and we ran into the situation. I mean,
Oakland was using them on the way out but they still had their
you know, there were lines that were only went through
magnetometers, which is the one you get into, but the other ones
were they were working but the big airports weren't i It's
interesting something and this seems to me to be her strain to
soften the blow, because there's going to be a huge walking.
Yeah,
he comes to blow back. You're right. That's possible. And by
the way, she needs a new necklace. Though, you know those
big rocks?
They're probably all grimy. Can you imagine? She isn't like Big
Blue
Rocks? On the leather thong. This is no this is Hello. 1970
calling Lucy. Please. We want our rocks back. You get some
pearls or something? look much better on her.
I have folders around her neck. Yeah, this
folders. New Segment John at the beginning of the show, which I
think is really important. We start off you're ready for it.
I'm always ready. I was born ready. We suck. Okay,
I thought the we suck segment just to get some stuff out of
the way. I suck a lot more than you do. So here we go. Jerry
semi true. Yes. Jerry sanders and do it the show. Jerry. Hey,
Jerry Sandusky. I thought that he would get off on Oh, yeah, I
was gonna give you crap about that. Yeah. On his.
What was it the height? The HPD?
Yeah, the hyperventilating
personality disorder. So Whoa, okay, I was wrong. They're
indicted on 45 of 48 counts. So I thought he was a kingpin I
guess not. Out go away. How long do you think before he suicides
himself in well,
they are softening the blow the media softening the blow on that
because they have mentioned everywhere? I've turned that
he's on suicide watch.
Okay, there you go. So that won't take long before we have a
Deadpool Deadpool. Now. It's not fair. It's easy. It's easy. So
that there's that one? Boy, it gets worse for me. Mitch
Daniels, who I said would possibly be Romney's VP
nomination, now officially named Purdue University's president.
So I guess that that pulls him up for him a big step up. So
that pulled him out of the running. And it just went
downhill from there. You know, I was so sure that Ronaldo would
throw the Euro 2012 match against the Czech Republic. And
damn if he didn't pull one off. So the Czech Republic is out
Portugal goes through you, of course, said Portugal would win.
But you lost on the Germany versus Greece, which was being
heralded in the United in the United States of Europe as the
Battle of the bailouts. Germany literally just stomped on
Greece.
Yeah, I think that was to make a point. I
think it was just like, hey, boom.
So we still have Spain is still in the race. You didn't predict
France. You did say Spain.
I'm still Germany, Italy.
And your Germany Italy. I'm sticking with I'm baby. You're
moving Spain was Spain. One last the last competition I think.
Well, Spain plays I don't know. I mean, by the way, if you'll
see
when we get to the end, we're getting close to the end they
will make our final predictions and we'll see what happens if
you're going to stick with Germany because they could be
taking them down all the way to the end. And in there's a
there's a twist on this thesis that we have a we could explain
it but people should know what we're talking about. We think
these games are rigged. And it's always done this way. It's not
actually we don't actually care
about the sport. We do not give a crap that's a
soccer Yeah. Anyway, which is always one nil.
No, no. Germany Greece was for to come on. That was a pounding.
Okay, that was a pound of control. Yeah, it was a
pounding. We have no we have England against Italy today. So
of course in my thesis to win, Italy has to win. Now we will
get I think France against Portugal. So here at the camp
MoPhO Miss Mickey Has has gone off the reservation. And she's
saying, of course, she totally buys into the weakness. So
I picked England in this in this Italian match up you really are
picking okay? Yeah. All right, because I don't think Italy is
the is the target country
I do. But Ms. Mickey is saying no matter what she says, It's
time they want to start world war three, Germany for the win.
She's all she's all the way, way beyond this.
I was gonna say I can see this being a scenario. I can see
Germany winning the whole thing just to say, look, we're in
charge. No, wait, I think Mickey may be onto something. I'm not
gonna argue that one.
Here's the here's Angela Merkel, after Germany wins euro 2012.
Slave. Exactly what is going? Well, you know, and, of course,
now I have to just be I just have to take in a different
position here at the house. Because I yeah, I mean, I'm, I'm
looking at these guys. They're so desperate to save this euro
thing. That it seems hard for me to believe that they would be
willing to start, you know, the actual civil war over there in
the in Euro land. By letting Germans premature
it's not going to start for a while. Well, it's gonna it's
gonna sell it's going to blow up on its own. It's not going to be
inst instigated by anyone. I do have Merkel little Merkel clip,
as you see here, by the way, during that match, did you watch
any of it? No, I
don't watch soccer. It's so boring. So I had it on. No
offense to our European listeners
or southern South American listeners. Every single time
demand shaft as you know, which is a military term, every single
time they would when she would go like female this little arms
would go up a lot. But and then she would rub our hands
together. It was the creepiest
thing laugh.
Exactly. What do you have from my hair Merkel?
But I just want to reiterate this this issue with which I
think is just a little theme in here. I want to talk about for
one second, and then we can move on move along.
Oh, this is the Merkel on Europe clip I'm sorry.
Yeah. In Europe, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has
agreed on more growth measures. On Friday after meeting with her
French or Spanish and Italian counterparts. She agreed to
putting together a 130 billion euro package that would include
for example, a boosting funds in the European Investment Bank. So
we could lend more to troubled governments. Well, Merkel's line
has always been that austerity holds the key to getting the
Euro zone out of its debt crisis. And she's also sticking
to her stance that Europe needs to be more closely tied
together. Yeah, yeah. That's kind
of the message. Yeah, it's like another we're starved to death.
And we're the boss.
You know, a show Ebola came out this morning. And he said, this
has got to stop, we need to have a much larger European
government. And in fact, I have the habit here. The German upper
house is now saying this, this is where it gets frightening. In
order to implement the ESM the European Stability Mechanism.
They want financial concessions, ie, collateral, just like what
Finland was asking for, for billions of euros. So you know,
now you have the risk that what, what everyone was really afraid
of, is when when these countries and they inevitably will default
on their loans. Then Germany comes in and says, Hey, give me
that bike. It's crazy. It's like, I've seen this movie
before. Several times.
They're just doing it differently this time. Yeah.
Here's the
here's so there's a proposal now. Here's the here's the quote
and translated from from Angola. More Europeans means we must
give up more powers to Europe. And then this is written by the
BBC. So I'm going to presume that the that the words give up
are a loose translation to make people feel crappy about it. So
they she's putting together she's putting together something
called the future group. And the future group is going to come up
with this proposal for how we're going to integrate Europe more
so here's the 123 the six point plan. One more European power to
determine the economic and tax policies of the member states.
There should be a quote transfer of sovereignty to the European
Center. Now again, this is the BBC. So you know this could be
complete propaganda stick translation, and I have not read
the original documents. Second, enlist a strengthening of the
EU's foreign office with a common European Foreign and
Security Police, also known as brown shirts. A smaller European
commission able to make decisions faster. It's always
good, a bigger role for the European Parliament to make
quote, stronger democratic legitimacy a directly elected
president of Europe now that's interesting because of course we
don't have that right now. And then here's the best one and
this was a big one when the Lisbon Treaty came around now
they're saying we need a European army. This is exactly
what exactly winner everyone was afraid of. And here it is.
I do have a you have a winner finally, it finally Yes, I did
admitted it.
I have a note from one of our producers from Sintra, Portugal.
Yo Alves and, of course, we've been harping on Barroso that
he's such a douchebag because, hey, in the morning, my name is
wild Alvarez, I'm from Sintra, Portugal. I've been a listener
for a long time have donated. Oh, I donated on 11 1111. I was
listening to the last show. I heard John saying that haiku
Herman is more entertaining than I think that was me, actually.
Then the President of the European Commission, Barroso,
that remark concerning a countryman made me take upon
myself the task of saving the Portuguese honor, we too are
able to provide great entertainment for all the
slaves, he says. And then he sends the age old video of
Barroso when he was the leader of the Maoist youth government
in Portugal, back in 1974, and the guy was a total communist,
total communist, and it's a great video, it's in the show
notes with subtitles at four to zero dot n a show notes.com.
There's really, you know, no respect, but I believe the
Portuguese could provide a lot of disrespect. No disrespect. I
mean, no disrespect. But I believe I believe that the
Portuguese can provide a lot more fun than the Belgians. So
already we have dissent amongst our own audience,
Belgians, the foreign,
boring, Belgian,
Portuguese,
we're much better. We're much better than that. And then just
just to wind it up with with your because you said something
really interesting. We were talking about this in the last
episode, about how the European ID and the certification of
trade was going to tradesman ship was going to lead to
licensing of journalism. And Cosmo's justice minister and
deputy prime minister Haji red coochie resigned. After
Parliament passed a new Penal Code comprising two articles,
the European Union says will undermine the freedom of the
press two articles that is really, really if you read into
it, it's what the European Union is calling for. And this is
about the shield law. about protecting your sources as a
journalist, so Kosovo was the first one to buckle really, and
say, Well, you know, if if the courts get a warrant and the UK
is the same now, if the courts get a warrant, then you have to
reveal your sources. So so you're so you're so spot on the
journalism is going to die in, in Euro land? It is over?
Yeah. But it has to be in order. Everything has to go the way of
the Chinese. You know, where the state controls the message.
Right? Because it's not good, otherwise, it's falls apart.
Well, I mean, in a corrupt society, you can't have any you
can't even have the mildest form of corruption. If you have a
free press. It can't be
done and it's no good. Yeah. And then just finally he's got to
wrap up our we suck segment regarding Marinol. I received
several of these emails. I don't know if you received any on what
I'm sorry. Marinol. I guess we were talking about the synthetic
drugs and alright Marin.
All right. You said yeah. The THC or the THC substitute.
Right. And you said you can't get high off of this?
No, no, I said it. I corrected that. At the end of my comment I
read right from the book of knowledge. This is No, it's,
you get more high. Okay. Yeah. Because that's the message.
Pick. The problem is, people have to realize that with this
show, and I've seen this happen. We'll say something and then
we'll correct ourselves five minutes later, they're already
off writing in real time. Yeah. And we're looking at do all
kinds of documents or windows are wide open. This is like
being in the stock market. You're trading stocks. And you
changed your mind is oh, wait a minute, I was wrong about that.
But people listened linearly and they think that nothing you
know, so they they don't listen to the whole thing. They don't
listen to through the show.
Yeah, so here's how it goes. Ah, that jerk hold on second. Sent
off an email I sent him right. And then they forget to listen
to the rest.
Right? No, that was corrected on the fly.
So apparently Marinol was awesome.
That's the The head of the legalization dope is done.
That's basically the well I you know, this being episode 420 And
I was actually expecting to see a lot of for 20 donors nothing
now we got one.
Yeah, we got one got one from the last show one
for 20 donor. I'm like, I got all these cool weed clips war on
weed and like, you know our audience is gonna love this. Now
I feel stupid. No one seems to care.
We do not have a big.
We don't have a stone. Well, apparently they'd like Marinol
and bath salts. We got an app for that,
that either anyway, or audiences is that wasted? Generally
speaking, I do have one kind of an interesting clip. It says
review, I bring some of your dope clips out and we can get
them out of the way then we can do our donation. Yeah. Yeah.
Let me do two dope clips. So one, and, of course, there is
something afoot. And I think we kind of tripped over it on the
last episode that it looks like a legal patented synthesized
version of marijuana is going to be sold by big pharma. And I
guess we're being prepared for that. And it seems like what we
had to do is get rid of all the all the synthetic stuff. So
spice and, and Ketu. And, of course, the bath salts, because
then we've got to, like good drug dealers, the good drug
dealers, at the pharmaceutical companies, how are we going to
get rid of the competition, and then we're going to come into
the market. But it was surprising to hear Rahm Emanuel
say this,
I got comfortable with this, because I think this is the
right thing to do. For a number of reasons.
It does not undermine what we're trying to do. fighting crime. In
fact, I think it more focuses us on the hardcore elements.
So he's talking about decriminalizing marijuana in
Chicago, so you can have a certain amount of personal for
personal use on you and not get thrown into jail. And for him, I
mean, this is this guy is without a doubt, you know, an
aihole. And you wouldn't expect him to be doing this. So that
was surprising. And then just as a Excuse me. Just as a fun clip,
I found yet more of the congressional testimony of the
DEA, Administrator Leonard, the woman who we played the clip
from on the last episode, who is just getting hammered by by this
panel. And Steve, Steve is Steve Cohen. What is he he's from? I
don't know what state he's from. You just got to I mean, it's
five minutes. I'm not going to play it if if you want we can
play it. And while I was going to play it, no show clip. But
let me play a little bit. This woman from the get go is just,
you know, forget about it. And I don't understand how DEA could
send such a bonehead. And more importantly, that all these guys
are all trying to get marijuana legalized. Thank you. Thank you,
sir. What's your budget? Well, currently proximately. 2
million, million. Two, I'm sorry. $2 billion already lost.
Like if you make that kind of mistake at the beginning. Forget
about it. Forget about it,
is about to ballerine expenses. And then we have additional with
a fee account for our diversion program. total budget is over $2
billion. Now. You get the confiscation money you're
getting the money from confiscation. You get the money.
I'm sorry, what? I wasn't expecting that question. Not in
the script confiscations of properties.
The you're talking about asset forfeiture. There is money that
the Department of Justice gives us from the asset for
how much money do you get from that? I would have to have any
idea at all. If you give me a Mona, I'd rather not take that.
Did you see that? You did you see this by any chance? Did you
did you watch this? Brutal? Oh yeah, maybe it just goes on. But
she has in front of her. She has a binder and you can see that
it's open to a page that has pie charts. I don't know what she
was expecting to do. Which you're gonna hold
obviously an idiot by the way I thought it's funny the
difference in that he says confiscations and she's
befuddled by this and then she realizes or always knew that it
was asked asset forfeitures is a different way of looking at is
confiscation. Stealing is what it is stealing it's not asset
forfeiture it makes it sound as though I okay you can have my
Ferrari
well this is yeah, exactly is the IRS probably calls it asset
forfeiture as well. So anyway, so there is this such a huge on
one hand a war on weed where we have now the IRS seizing bank
accounts of people who rent out buildings to marijuana
dispensaries in California Uh, but on the other hand, we've got
all these guys in Congress saying, you know, come on, we
gotta you know, this clip actually ends up with him
saying, you know, can you really tell me that, that, you know,
this is dangerous where you know, there's like a Navy SEAL
who has cancer and it helps him eat and puts a smile on his
face, you know, which of course is like what douchebag is gonna
say no, that's no good. So, you know, we have that and then what
was the name of the company? You said that because I found the GW
Pharma is coming out with Sativex and that's the
synthesized liquid the one that's kind of annoyed. Like
Abbott he schedules
out by one of the big ones were these
were these guys bought out the GW Pharma, were they the ones
that were bought out
was GW Pharma, they know is something else seven s I believe
I had to look it up right.
Because he was the Sativex was that it Sativex? No, okay, some
Mills pixoto. Sativex is, is a synthesized liquid cannabinoid
medicine. And so it just seems to me like, I mean, I can't for
a second believe these guys give a crap about medical marijuana
because there's nothing in it for them. They must be doing
this to say marijuana or the cannabinoid properties or
whatever is good. And we're gonna have a huge announcement
one of these days I mean, this just seems like that's in the
cards and they're setting us up for it.
Yeah, we're, something's good something's up. And I think but
I think it's gonna go toward the for the big pharma companies.
That's what they that's what I'm because Obama needs their money.
But that's
what I'm saying is, we're being set up on one hand, let's get
rid of the the real drug dealing system, even though it's medical
marijuana. On the other hand, we're going to say, medical
marijuana is really great. But now it's really about medical
marijuana. But we have to sell our medical marijuana through
our approved drug dealers known as the doctors. That's where
this has to be going. I just don't see any other logical
explanation. I don't believe any of these guys actually has the
slaves of Gitmo nation's best interests at heart.
She thinks really
just a thought. Anyway, in the morning to you John C. Dvorak
in the mind you before I get off the topic. I do want to play my
mom's like dope clip. Yeah. What's your dope clip in the
morning to you by the way Adam curry and all ships and sea
boots on the ground subs in the water and feet in the air?
Yeah, and of course human resources who are with us once
again in the chat room? No agenda. stream.com no agenda.
chat.net good. What's your dope clip?
So Meghan McCain is stomping. Oh God, this
this book this trip she did with this other douche?
Yeah, she did this guy. And they were on C span.
Yeah, America, you pretty bitch, I think is the name of the book.
Are
you sexy bitch, whatever. And whatever you said.
here's the here's the why is because I the first time I heard
about this book, the comedian she went on tour with was on Joi
de haar and it was like 11 minutes and I couldn't sit
through it.
But they went on and on about the difference between the red
and the blue states and this guy's a Democrat, and she's a
Republican. And by the way, she's getting pretty chubby for
her age, it seems to me No, no offense. Now.
Is this the gay Cheney? No, Cheney? No, this is this is a
cane. Oh, there you go. This. This is McCain's daughter.
Yeah. She's the one who's always she writes, she's writes a
column for the to The Daily Beast. And yes, McCain's
daughter. And she's getting dinghy. I mean, she's I've seen
her before when she was getting along. She seemed pretty sharp.
And now she seems like a dingbat. I think she's also
having some going on with her and her married partner than the
married guy who is the Democrat. So they went into a thing and
then ended up see it was kind of boring. And she was like giving
it give, giving him grief and the other way around. And but
the guy from C span asked what, after they took this tour, what
changed? And I thought it was interesting, what the two of us
did, because they both denied now I'm still the same Democrat.
I was, I'm still the same Republican I was, but that's not
true. And the changes I thought were fascinating. It's a little
longer than I liked this clip to be, but you have to listen to it
to the end, because his change is interesting and unique. And
her change is even more interesting prejudice as you
might have. And it's a stereotype that Republicans are
more fun than Democrats. And having spent time on the road.
With a lot of Republicans. I can absolutely confirm that. That's
true.
publicans are a lot more fun. Like to have a good time and a
different way than Democrats. Do. I'm telling you,
any of your views changed finance tour. Oh, come on. I got
more into guns. No, had never fired a gun. Megan's brother
taught me to shoot. I liked that a lot. So it's your brother who
served in the Marines. Yeah, he's here now. He's behind you.
We had a great time shooting. No, they I wasn't really about
changing minds so much as it was just trying to hear the other
person's point of view without judgment and without prejudice.
And I think I changed your mind far more than you change mine. I
think I'm a lot more persuasive and articulate.
I have my mind changed on quite a few different things. Not I
mean, I don't I don't know if I'm allowed to say that. I'm
marijuana, legal legalization, would you not America, I had it.
When we went on the road. It was the time that we really made a
lot of people that monsters. We just saw a lot of people I met a
lot of people that gave really good cases for economically, why
should we change and once I started really doing research on
the decriminalization of marijuana in this country and
the possible financial benefits, and really why we're imprisoning
so many people for so many reasons. My opinion has been
changed, which is sort of a scary thing to admit because
again, it goes so against the Republican orthodoxy and I feel
like it's just one more thing right wing conservatives are
going to use against me but this book shows you if Buckley was a
big supporter of drugs, yes, he was banned. Possibly Mario Cuomo
at this point. And tides really are? Or Andrew I'm sorry. Yes,
but and Bloomberg. But it's just I don't know. It's another scary
thing. But that was definitely.
Okay. So now I'm even more convinced it's a coordinated
campaign, because now she's coming out at the same time that
all these other guys are coming up. This is coordinated. Yeah.
And I don't
know if she's, it's quite how coordinated is with her. But
coincidental but it didn't come out in the story. So it was
brought out. And
so it sums up I'm going to repeat your pets.
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Anyway so the even though we kind of suck in a lot of stuff I
am well pleased is not the word but very interesting to see that
whether it's a false flag or whatever it is, you know, of
course the prediction was Turkey will have some kind of event
with Syria and that will prompt a chapter seven resolution since
Turkey is a NATO member and they're gonna go and say hey,
yeah We need, we need some kind of help here and one of the
members has been attacked and that means that you've got to
step it up. And well, here's the BBC report, proving just that
Syrian air defenses have destroyed a Turkish fighter jet
after it violated airspace in the country's north. Ankara,
however, is now following decisive action in response.
Yeah, decisive action.
Yeah, this whole thing is weird. And it's just a week week.
Debate. I don't like it. I have one little clip from EURO NEWS.
I mean, I just today show I have all my clips are from different
or alien sources. I think I may have one from Democracy Now. But
there's a little tidbit in this turkey mat about refugees. I
think that they that there's something fishy about this whole
story.
spilled over the border into Turkey sends violence erupted 15
months in between Ankara and Damascus have hit an all time
low. More than 32,000 Syrian refugees have spilled over the
border into Turkey. Since violence erupted 15 months ago,
Ankara has called on President Assad to step down over his
handling of the uprising. This incident will further escalate
tensions with his regime.
Now, so there's something I think turkeys mad about the
refugees. And so this is an excuse. And there was another
tip I didn't make take or put up just to summarize it. It was
that the Turkish say we're always flying over there you
have it a low, low flying jets or normal debt. Yeah. Do I have
that? Yeah,
I got it here. Yeah, play that. Yeah. No, Jasper,
Turkish president Abdullah goal has said this morning that it's
actually routine for jets traveling at high speed to cross
borders for a short amount of distance. So is the shooting of
the Jets a sign of increasingly frayed Syrian nerves, for
example.
You know, there's something else going on, because this happened
over Hot Thai province. And this is a Hot Thai state. This has
always been a region of contention between Syria and
Turkey. I think at one point, it was Syrian turf and became
Turkish turf. So there is some kind of like long standing
dispute over this, this exact area. Something that I found
that was quite interesting, is operation orchard, orchard. And
this dates back to wow, this is 2008. Apparently, Israeli
intelligence has and this is this is this is from the book of
knowledge. So you know, the wiki PDS to take it with the with
whatever grain of salt you want. Apparently, they have the
technology. Here, there's a report in the I triple E
spectrum cited European sources claiming Syrian air defense
network can be deactivated by a built in kill switch activated
by the Israelis. Now this again, this is this book of knowledge
stuff. But to me, that means that this kind of points to like
a just a false flag, just you know, it's like, Huh, well, you
know, it just happened. I don't know if it was intentional or
something,
you know, with this with this piece of information in mind. Is
it possible that the day somebody got together, the
church said, Look, we need to do something here about you know,
get something going, just fly one of your jets over there,
we'll flip it.
Don't worry about it. You just fly. Don't
worry about it. We got you covered. We'll take care of the
rest. And this doesn't work. It's bull crap. flipped a
switch. But somebody reprogrammed that computers
Three years later, I mean,
yeah. So the thing that really blew me away, though, is we got
a report. And this is from this is a Reuters report. Let me just
get you the actual date. So this is dated yesterday. Syrian army
has shelled the eastern city of Dara Azor. Saturday killing at
least 28 people according to opposition activist this is the
the the big unknown, you know, opposite whoever that is
opposition activists. And lo and behold, I went back to two weeks
ago, when Victoria Nuland Who is she is Nostradamus. I'm telling
you, a Victoria Nuland the spokes hole for the State
Department knew, she said, We know I'm looking in my crystal
ball and I think she may
be organizing another massacre, this time in the village of El
Hoffa in Latakia. Province, as well as in the towns of Dara
Zor. Dora she nailed it. House. How awesome is she
organizing a massacre? Yeah,
that's how it works. You organize the massacre, and she
calls out the town the very town delis or where 28 people,
according to opposition activists were killed.
How did how would she know this? All right, are our intelligence
guys that good? She'd know
what she is? She is She is the Oracle. By the way. Do you know
who she's married to? Brother? Yeah, yeah, I was kind of
surprised by this myself. She's married to hold on. I was just
looking this up. Hold on. Newland, this this freaked me
out when I saw this. Here we go. Wait, where is she? Oh, here,
Robert Kagan. Robert Kagan born September 26 1958. In Athens,
Greece is an American historian, author and foreign policy
commentator at the Brookings Institution, co founder of the
political organization Project for the New American Century. So
no wonder she has the inside track. This is Pillow Talk.
Vicki, honey, and baby listen. You know, why don't you just I
think I think you can predict a massacre. Yeah.
You want to have some fun with the media? Yeah. Predict the
massacre. predicted and see if anybody picks up on? Yeah, I'll
bet you 10 bucks. They won't Oh, yes, they will just though they
won't. They will 10 bucks. I'll go 50
I'll wash the dishes and take out the trash. I promise baby.
So, so. So clearly, when you can see she's reading it you can
hear it right there. She's reading that information from
her little binder. So So you cannot say that we are not
completely involved in in in making this happen through our
unnamed opposition forces whatever it's called to all of
this is taking place though. You know, what is kind of unreported
is that Turkey has been leading bombing raids on the Kurds, the
the Kurdistan Workers Party right there on the other border.
And they're all pissed at them for whatever has been going on
for eons as well. That so that kind of happened under the under
the radar so to speak at the same time this jet meows. So
maybe it's just a huge distraction?
Well, I mean, they're bombing the Turks are bombing Kurdish
rebels inside Iraq. Yeah, that's that's what I'm saying. Yeah,
well, yeah. I thought you were implying it was it they were in
Turkey?
The the other border I said,
this is like, why is this going on? This is not being covered?
No, it's It's outrageous. And I thought the Kurds were our
friends. No, no, no,
I guess not. Maybe they are and maybe that's why we needed some
kind of distraction.
Well, that doesn't make any sense. Why would we want to
distract it we want to draw attention to it to get them to
stop bombing our buddies.
So the city of the city of Dara zoar is 211,000 people according
to Wikipedia that's why we needed
understanding was supposedly the Syrians were bombing the the
shelters or the refugee compounds you know, which is
withdrew because they're evil. That's the way we define them.
So they would they would find people who were refugees, poor
people leave the country of Syria and and assyrians bombed
them. I mean, this whole thing is really sketchy. In terms of
the scenario it's I think it's very poorly written. And it's
not following quite the script that it should be following my
this should have been no fly zone by now. And this guy should
be scrambling to get out of the cab. No,
I mean, know that that's obvious. And why actually have
the here's, here's the script that should be followed because,
of course, the lead actor is kofi, on on the notoriously
corrupt Kofi anon. And here's who here was his statement this
week.
It is time for countries of influence to raise the level of
pressure on the parties on the ground. They think that means a
screw their balls tighter and to persuade them that it is in
their interest to stop the killing and start talking. When
I briefed the Security Council last time, actually earlier this
month. I said as we move forward, we should keep our
goals firmly in view, to stop the killing, help the suffering
population, secure a political transition and ensure that the
crisis does not spread to the neighbors. The longer we wait
the The darker Syria's future becomes now
spreading to the neighbors. Of course, you caught it
immediately.
But no, actually, I've got something else. Oh, where did
you go? What do you catch? The the the meme a sovereign
population? Ooh, let me hear that again home on the longer we
wait, the darker serious before before that
even before that almost the longer he waits stupid kofi,
come on. ISIS does not spread to the neighbors. Now. I'm going
back further to stop the killing help the suffering population.
Who is the sovereign population of Syria?
Well, this is an interesting term because I've never heard it
in this in this sort of context before. They're implying that I
think by using this new term, they're implying that Syria it
is a is a I think it's a series a country that is being ruled by
some sort of outsiders, I did hear that this was brings me to
an interesting point that is not being discussed at all, which is
I now only got this from i There's I have a really crappy
clip where somebody mentioned as soon as they said it, it was
from one of these foreign news sources, I think was Al Jazeera.
Actually. They mentioned that and I didn't I didn't I don't
know why it didn't dawn on me. But but I didn't realize that
Assad is a member of the bath party, which is the same party
that Saddam Hussein was a member of. And I think that there is
there was always a some sort of, I think there was an agreement
with that party, which apparently is very deep rooted
into certain Middle Eastern countries. It's a it's a, a
Sunni party. I think something broke down between them and some
of the Western countries including us, to where we have
to take all of them out. So Hussein wouldn't be one he's
gone. They killed him. And this guy's not the next target.
Because he's this bath party. He's got to go for some reason.
And I didn't think about deconstructing why or what
happened, where it broke down or what what bad things occurred
that required their their immediate extermination. But I
think there's something to that too. And that's why I think
sovereign population has been used as a term.
So the Missy is an ideology mixing Arab nationalists, Pan
Arab ism, Arab Socialist and anti imperialist interests,
calls for the Renaissance, a resurrection and unification of
the Arab world. And this, the whole Bashaud guy is
interesting, because, you know, he was he was educated in the
US.
Well, I, there's a lot of thoughts that I have. And, and I
actually, remember, I was telling you about our friends in
Los Angeles, and they gave me a lot of that Sherea in America,
the little propaganda booklets that I was reading. Yeah, so
this is, so they're, they're visiting this weekend. And if
they bring some more books
better than that, in fact, last night, it was like 1130 at one
point said, everything you're telling me just just wanna make
sure you're not my CIA handler, and you're not here to just
indoctrinate me with all this stuff? Just no, no, I'm just a
Hausfrau from Los Angeles.
to Austin to visit you
Exactly. Like this can be any good. But we had a very long,
interesting conversation about the actual plan. And I have to
say it kind of fits into some other things that that we've
been looking at. And maybe it fits into the into the bath
party as well. But before I get to that, I would like to play
just a few snippets of an interview that was done at the
State Department on the top floor there they have an they
have a nice like a bitch and like little auditorium going on
nice lighting and everything. And this was Charlie Rose,
interviewing Jason I saw this white good. Yes, James Baker and
Lucifer clippity clop, Hillary Clinton. And so the topic that I
have three clips. So the topic comes up about Iran. And so it's
very obvious that we got to take them out. But the language that
was used and the laughter and the elitism of it all because at
the end of the day, no matter what you're doing, for whatever
reasons you're going to be killing people. And killing
people thing is what I object to. I have some problems with
that. But listen to Baker and then clippity clop and just
laughing about how it's going to be next year and containment
will not work.
I agree with that. My my personal position on that is
this. We ought to try every part Sibyl Ave, we can to see if we
can get them to correct their, their desire and, and goal of
acquiring a nuclear weapon, but we cannot let them acquire that
weapon. We are the only country in the world that can stop that
Israelis, in my opinion, do not have the capability of stopping
if they can delay it. There will also be many, many side effects,
all of them adverse from an Israeli strike. But at the end
of the day, if we don't get it done the way the administration
is working on it now, which I totally agree with, then we
ought to take them out. Secretary Clinton? Well
I said at the end of the day, the end of the day may be next
year.
Messages clear clip.
So I was like, wow, I want to remind everybody, this is
despite all the intelligence reports, having it that Iran is
not working on such a device
at all. Right, so So here, here's me,
they have good intelligence or we don't right, but I think we
do.
So here is the now I'm going to interweave this with some of the
conversation that I had. So there's two parts to this one
part is the firm belief, firm belief that the leadership of
Iran is intent. The minute they have a nuclear weapon, to drop
it on Israel, that is a firm, firm, firm belief.
I really and then, and that would do, and that would be
wise. Because what
what? Well, this is my point. I'm like, That makes no sense.
It makes no sense. But the the, what is being given back to me
is that no, it makes no sense. Because these people, their only
mission in life, according to Sharia, the law of Islam, and
this does not reflect the people of Persia or Iran, specifically,
but the leadership
in it doesn't refer to the sovereign populous sovereign
population. Now, it only refers to the leadership, and that
their whole mission in life is to, you know, get credits with
Allah. And the whoever, the big dude in the sky. And that's what
it's all about, and therefore, they are indeed crazy. And I
say, Well, if that was really true, you can get a dirty bomb
and get all kinds of stuff. Why aren't they why haven't they
been doing it already, for all this time? And why don't you
know, there's so many things they could be doing? Why are
they waiting for this to happen? That makes no sense. And I'll
get I'll get back to that in a second. Because I think we're
actually being misled. And it's about something else. So I
wanted to play a second clip here, about this maybe a year
business because that was interesting to me. You know, at
first Baker says maybe a year no, definitely next year, I'm
like, Oh, really? Well, thanks for that tip off, they will have
a nuclear weapon, but whether they will have the capacity to
quickly have a nuclear weapon. So there's a difference here.
It's the difference between having a nuclear weapon and the
the quick capacity to have a nuclear weapon?
Well, that that is obviously the question. And that is why Jim
said, you know, at the end of the day, maybe a year, I mean,
these kinds of calculations are maybe more than that, maybe more
than that they are difficult to make that a lot of countries
around the world have the what's called breakout, a breakout.
They have stopped short of it, they have not pursued it, they
have found it not to be in their interest, or in the interest of
you think that that's what they need. And that's what they
intend. Well, that's what we're testing. That's what every every
meeting with them is about to try to really probe and see what
kinds of commitments we can get out of them now.
Okay, so now I know, again, the conversation here at Camp MoPhO
was like, you know, if you're tightening the noose around
Iran, yeah, we're forcing everybody including China not to
purchase oil. We've disabled their central banking. So what
sense does this make at what point? Is it enough? And there's
Lucifer basically saying, Well, you know, we're just waiting
until we're convinced and, you know, this is what the meetings
are about, is lead meetings. That's what she says, you know,
there's like, what would they ask questions we're trying we're
testing
meetings with who would who and when I heard about these
meetings, I don't know this is not
we're not privy to this. We don't have any security
clearance. But here's, here's where the egregiousness comes in
in this last bit, but you've also suggested that the United
States should do it rather than is absolutely.
And the reason I say that is, if you look at what Martin Dempsey
said Not long ago, he said, If Israel's Chairman, the Joint
Chiefs, Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff says if Israel hits the
Iranian nuclear facilities, we're going to lose a lot of
American lives in the region. Many people in the Israeli
national security establishment have come out publicly now, you
know, in question their leadership's view that maybe
Israel ought to do it and they say, No, Israel shouldn't do it.
There are a lot of unanticipated consequences that could follow
from that, not least of which is we're not the least of which is
strengthening the, the, the hand of the hardliners in Iran. I
mean, you don't want to do that they're having troubles. Now.
The sanctions are not complete, yet. We want to squeeze them
down more, but they're having an effect. And and the government's
having some problems, and you don't want to lose all.
In fact, I mean, what Jim is saying is a really important
point, because we know that there's a vigorous debate going
on within the leadership decision making group in Iran,
you can say, if you can bring yourself to save the decision
leadership making Red Tea Party over there,
there are those who say, Look, you know, the sanctions are
really biting. We're not making the kind of economic progress we
should be making. We don't give up that much by saying we're not
going to do a nuclear weapon and having a verifiable regime to
demonstrate that. And then frankly, there are those who are
saying the best thing that could happen to us is be attacked by
somebody. Just bring it on, because that would unify us it
would legitimize the regime. You feel sometimes when you so what
she's saying,
wait, wait, hold on it. She said legitimize the regime regime.
Yeah, there. Yeah. If they blow it somebody blew something have
attacked us? Yes, by the way, just indicates false like it
will legitimatize
our regime No, no, no, no, their regime. They're saying the
leadership of Iran,
that good for us? No, no, she's
saying that this is what they are talking about like that.
They are provoking that they actually want the attack. This
is
she's she clarifies that. Okay, that the way she explained it
was no, she clarifies, they want to be attacked, so they can stay
in power.
Well, what I think what she's saying is the,
the regime has long since been legitimatize. This bullcrap,
what she's saying is that these people are nuts. That is what
she's saying.
That's your analysts and knowledgeable people talking
about Iran, that they fear so much about the survival of the
regime. Because, you know, deep down, it's not a legitimate
regime, it doesn't represent the will of the people, it's kind of
morphed into kind of a military theocracy. And therefore, an
argument is made constantly on the hard line side of the
Iranian government that, you know, we're not going to give
anything up. And in fact, we're going to provoke an attack,
because then we will be in power for as long as anyone can
imagine. Okay.
What do they do? Hold on a second. There's a number of
things wrong with this. First of all, I get the biggest kick out
of to her keep commenting what Jim is saying, understand a
word.
Jane, Jim is drunk, by the way. And so
she also he says that the reason you don't want Israel to bomb
around Iran is because it will cost American lives. I don't
know where that came from, and it won't. What is that?
What sense does that make? I have no idea where that came
from? I mean, Jim is he had too many martinis before the
interview? I don't know. I didn't understand that. But
here's what I understand that Clinton is saying, These people
are so nuts. They are. She's taught she talks about the
theocracy, a military theocracy. IE, it. This is such an
unbelievable belief that we have to destroy Israel. We have to,
you know, the caliphate, all these things that have to
happen. These people are nuts now. So the conversation that
went on here last night, turn then to the Muslim Brotherhood,
and this is where I, this is where I was like, Ha, this is
very interesting. I believe what is happening here is the elites
of America who run the show, feel that we are too stupid to
understand, perhaps the real threat that is taking place, and
that is the integration of Sharia, the law of Islam into
our American legal system, our culture, and this is of course,
you can just google it. And you'll see that this is taking
place all over the world. This is what's been happening in
Europe, and the Muslim Brotherhood, who, as far as I
remember, back in the day went these guys like the assholes.
And now all of a sudden, they're our buddies. And, and we trust
them. And they're
the ones who killed all the German tourists that were going
to visit the pyramids.
Exactly. By the way, the they just won the election in Egypt.
And I'm sure that wasn't without our help. So the theory here,
and I'm kind of buying into this is that very much like, even I
hate to say it, because it makes me sound like a total whack job.
But this is what Breivik put in his Compendium is that this is
the third wave of attack from the Ottoman Empire, but they're
going to do it without bloodshed. They want to
integrate the law of Sharia into, of course, America is the
is the holy grail. Because once you remove pieces of the
Constitution, then you know, you're winning. And of course,
we're already seeing this because if you look at the the
United Kingdom, you can't say is Islamism sucks, you know, this,
but now it's like, against the law. And, you know, the, the
first thing to remove would be would be our free speech for
me, right? Like the introducing Blasi exhausts exact to the code
into the code.
So, you know, now I'm looking at, at the Muslim Brotherhood,
and I've collected a couple of interesting links in the show
notes. For instance, you know, there was a lawsuit us against
the Holy Land foundation in 2007. Do you? Do you remember
any of this?
Well, you might remember when he talked about it? Well, this was
apparently an uncovering of all of these nonprofit organizations
in the US that were collecting money on behalf of the Muslim
Brotherhood, but they weren't giving it to the, to the the
people that were supposed to be helping out with these
nonprofits, they were sending it back to, you know, to Hamas, or
whatever, Hezbollah in this, this was a huge lawsuit. I know,
we weren't doing the show. So we weren't really paying attention
to that. But more interestingly, is something called the project.
And the project were documents that were discovered in
Switzerland back in 2001. And this is the Muslim Brotherhood
blueprint for, quote, cultural jihad. And it and I've been
reading through this long documents, and it explains
exactly what you see kind of happening now is the
infiltration of not just cultural society, but political
society to propagate the so called good parts of Sharia law,
and when I think is happening, and it's crazy, because now I'm
like, starting to agree with fucking McCain, which makes
makes my mind you know, bubble with, you know, just my my blood
is like, what is that the elites think we're too stupid to see
that this is actually happening, and they have to distill it down
to war on terror, and people blowing stuff up where the
perhaps the real risk is actually this spreading of what
what we've discussed on the show was Cultural Marxism to actually
change certain things within our Constitution. If you start
looking at it, you see that absolutely. The political
correctness you know, anything that they put a phobia so is
Islamophobia. You know, as the it's a loaded term, it's the
irrational fear of Islam. We have Sharia banking laws being
integrated is happening much faster in Europe. And depending
on which side you stand, this may not be a good thing, you
know, whether it's socialism, Marxism, communism, or Islamism.
That of course is not supposed to be what we're about here in
America. And so that is now kind of where I'm going in my head is
like, wow, that is actually what could be taking place but these
these elites think we're too stupid. And therefore the only
thing we can think as Americans is Oh, we got a problem got a
bomb that shit. You know, because we can't we're too
stupid to understand subtle changes in in cultural careers
of political correctness. And of course, we can't be come to
smart because, you know, then we will be on to all their other
games. Because of course we're continuously you
know, that the public being dumbed down all the time. Yes.
Which is one of the only reason our show does us on the air. Say
what, what, what but the I'm not going I'm not bought completely
buys. I like the I like the fact that some people are out there,
pounding the drum. I think that's a good thing. because
there are threats that are problematic, and a lot of them
have to do with this, the sneakiness of some of these
operators that say, I have a clip that might just shed shed a
little light on how this always ends up coming in at some point
the some certain truths come out. And in Spain right now
there's a huge scandal. Oh, over in IE mom. And there is causing
a backlash and the Spanish are very sensitive to the Muslims,
because of their history.
What is that? What does that explain what while
they were run by the Moors, I mean, Spain was completely taken
over by the Muslims and then they were rousted, with every
day run by all of Southern Spain is very Moorish in terms of its
which is a Muslims, in terms of their architecture is very,
pretty big because of it. And they, they incorporated some of
the cultures but they didn't like the religion. And and part
of the reason is what's happening now in Spain and you
can play the clip Spain versus the Muslims, and I think very
few people know about this, because it's not covered in the
mainstream media. Most of them have long been a part of Spanish
history. In the eighth century, Muslims from North Africa, who
came to be known as the Moors, conquered large parts of Spain
and ruled it for centuries. During much of this period, it
is believed Muslims, Christians and Jews lived in relative
harmony. But today the situation is different with tensions on
the rise between and within communities. The perception some
Muslims have of women has fueled anger in Spain, with people
saying such views have no place in Spanish society.
Friday prayers, the highlight of the Muslim week. This is where
it happened. The imam of Terrassa gave instructions on
how to beat a woman without leaving any traces. The police
recorded the sermons Wow. Don't be reminded that there's no room
for this kind of preaching here. Every person deserves respect.
There'll be no guest isn't yours if this man doesn't like the
laws in Europe, then he should go back to his own country. He
can have his own way there. But beating up and abusing women
isn't reasonable anywhere. Not where he comes from either from
Anthony by super easily but anyone base a judge summon the
imam in March Abdeslam na roussy made use of his right to
silence. He's from Morocco like most of the members of the
Muslim community of Terrassa.
No one admits to hearing the controversial sermon. The Imam
has since been replaced by someone else.
Yeah, so this is exactly what we're talking about. You get in
you build your big mosque. And and then you you slip in like,
by the way if your bitch be acting up, here's how you hit
the dish.
Bye got the biggest kick out of Nolan and Mr. Of having having
heard this sermon. I don't know I didn't.
I didn't hear nothing. This is so anyway, so I am now at least
alerted and I will be paying attention. By the way, here's a
couple of here's a name that was pointed out to me dolly Moga,
head Maga head, American scholar from Egypt. She's executive
director of the Gallup center for Muslim studies. But she is
also President Obama's advisor at the White House Office of
faith based and Neighborhood Partnerships, so you get all
these little things, you know, showing up in, in our system.
And, and this is also this, I'm just trying to remember some of
the conversation on we're all lucky, you know, we know that he
spoke at the Pentagon, right? And so my view certainly for a
while has been well, the guy was obviously a CIA shill. Let's
look at it from a different angle with this new data that
I'm receiving. What he was doing was desensitizing security
forces pentagon and look at these are just people to you
know, they can be they can be infiltrated with thoughts like
no you know, it's the Islam is we're really kind we're you
know, we're this is how we are don't worry about it. You can't
use them. We know that you can't use the word extreme. What is
it? Islamist terrorists, you can only say violent extremist,
which is desensitizing
In fact, they both Obama administration policies never
use Islam it longside right terrorist
right. And so that's probably what he was doing. So there's a
lot of it's, it's effing with my mind, I have to be quite honest.
You'll need drugs when you've got Islam
But what makes me angry is, you know,
so it makes me angry. The people have to fly out from Los
Angeles. Yeah, whoever they represent. Yeah. We have like,
what? intelligence operations or, you know, high, you know,
large ones active. And then there's 1000s of little ones.
And it could be anybody.
What are you saying? That my friends are? What do you say?
It looks like?
Yeah, but even even you're buying into some of it? Oh, no,
I've
always I've bought into this, or I've always bought into this,
I've always thought it was that's all part of the, and, you
know, I'm in the Berkeley area. I mean, I see how this, this
works. And it, you do have a bunch of adult brains, usually,
you know, kind of the dingbat phenomenon you run into in some
of these socialist areas. And they buy, they're the ones who
were just like fish that, you know, you hook them and you
bring them in, and they'd go along with it, probably, people
are down deep. They're nice. And well, you know, I'm gonna go do
this and that, and then one
day you wake up, and then you know, you're learning how to
beat your woman without leaving marks.
But the problem is, what's always overlooked in all this,
is that there are a lot of radical Muslims that hate this.
Well, of course, of course, they're nice. Yeah, they're all
over the place. They run businesses, they know they're
screwed. Yeah, if any of this stuff takes place, because they
don't like it. They write those countries. They're all over the
place. And they're unfortunately they mingle with the other ones.
But that if you start reading, I remember listening to these
arguments, especially after 911 for a couple of years. Oh, the
problem and you hear this this is the diatribe that that goes
on. The problem is that the Muslim moderate Muslims never
stand up and speak out. And they're letting this happen.
That's bullcrap. If you go online and start looking for it,
you'll find plenty of moderate Muslims that are doing nothing
but speak out, and they're moaning and groaning about they
get no support from the mainstream media or anybody
else. They get no credit. And they're gender demonized as
though they're not speaking out. They are. It's just that we
don't hear their voices. And it's that's what's really
creepy, huh.
Well, good point. Well, that's it well, it's all part of, you
know, the, the pacification now. It's just like this bullying
crap that that we've been talking about for so long and
you watch this, somehow this will integrate. I'm now I'm just
I got my eyes open. It's like okay, at what point? do we how
do we connect bullying with? What was the the word you used?
earlier? You're bullying Islam.
Bullying Islam.
Stop Bullying Islam. It's gonna be something like that.
There probably will be I mean, we have the bullet and boy when
they come up with like, this woman who got bullied on the
bus. Yeah, you know, this is like they've made hay with this
woman apparently is gonna walk off at about three quarters of a
million dollars.
Yeah. And it's funny because I didn't see it. I didn't I didn't
see the reporting. I
saw it. Now I saw it. I watched the video. Now
what? Tell me about the video because I didn't see did you
actually see this bullying take place? Yeah. And what was the
bullying? Like, what were they saying to this woman?
It was the woman was sitting by herself. And somebody started
running a film on it. And it was like about three or four kids,
mainly that decided to start to harass her. And then they start
and she was so like, Stan, you know, she would just not pay any
attention whatsoever. And so they really started giving it to
her to get her attention. And it was stuff. Hey, what so what's
your like? What's your address? So and then what's your address,
come and tell us what you're up to. So we can go over and pee on
your door. And the other thing is, I want to shit on your
porch. I'm gonna fuck you up. And they would just go with
these kids. And they were like, mixed race kids, by the way. And
it was like they were just picking on her and picking on
her. And it went on and on and on for a really long time. And
she was in tears at one point and they were chiding Oh, you're
a big baby cry. And Likud she's cry and everybody, and it was
really pathetic. And it was a huge indictment and overlooked
in the entire story, which was this, you go watch the videos
around, you can watch it. It's not the greatest video and I get
to see the kids very, very brief periods. But the real indictment
is this is the public school system. This is what they're
producing. This is why that has to be overhauled or people
should homeschool. Because that is the real indictment and not
these kids. These kids are completely out of control. And
their parents are obviously inept to let you know that no
kid would there should have been some big giant kid who says
okay, stop it, right. Yeah, exactly. There's always
inequity, sir, in any crowd, but there were none. They were All
Out of control it was, it was horrifying to see how things
deteriorate so easily in a modern school environment.
But the problem of course, is instead of that being the
dialogue and the discourse, it's about bullying.
Yeah. It's bullying an old woman. Right? And, and then some
guy in Canada start some fun for and it's like,
Wait a minute. Wait a minute. 100 Think about it. John. This
is a new way for us to get donations.
Yeah, this this this would work this week just got bullied just
need
to get bullied more. This is an excellent idea. A new promotion?
Hmm. bully the old guy and the BioCurious. One
there. Yeah. But anyway, so that's, it's just all part of
the same. Or you met a dialogue that's going on? It's not none
of it's good that we're screwed.
There's, there's nothing we can do. This is not. Anyway, I was I
went back and I listened to the west Clarke seven just to make
sure. We don't have to play the clip. But it's now I have a an
actual node in the show notes and actual department, which I'm
calling the West Clark seven is a General Wesley Clark who right
after 911 said, here's what we're doing. here's the here's
the ruling from the top from the State Department, Department of
Defense. We're going into Iraq, Iraq, we're going to Syria,
Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran. And what pops up on
the radar today, Sudan on the brink of revolution next domino
to fall in Arab Spring. So that's the next one to look out
for. Apparently, 1000s of protesters have taken to the
streets, no doubt incited by technical experts from the State
Department. But again, if we could just get our crap together
and understand what what our so called leaders leaders are
trying to do, then we could combat that without bloodshed. I
think this is what pisses me
off. Well, that's not in the cards.
Spoken like a true historian, John C. Dvorak. That's not in
the cards. That's not gonna happen now. Okay, well, good.
I gotta have a little side thing here. We can go to our donation
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side note, we've I think we're covering some good ground here.
But there's one thing that got in the news got a lot of play.
Apparently Johnny Edwards mistress, who by the way, I
think is very standoffish. She's put, she's just I don't care for
her personalities. The documentarian
Wasn't that what her I don't know what she's a book writer or
journalist. I
don't know. But here's John Edwards mistress. And I got a
comment on this.
Bill writes that she expects people to judge her and her
relationship with Edwards, but writes at its heart. This is a
love story. What is the future for you and John Edwards now?
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Now the alternative of course is I can always you know to make up
the difference in the slow months here and during the
summertime I can I could do I mean I have another audition
here for Subaru cool. Yeah, you want
to show your agent he must be a great guy because I would have
given up on you by now.
Well, I haven't seen something in a long time. But from time to
time they see you know I was like I just got a new one. This
is for Monday. Let's see is this for Subaru? It's a radio spot
but you know national radio spot that could be good money if I
got I mean, I haven't I've gotten zero so far. That's my
batting average zero for zero.
Yes. Okay,
it's all happens at once. Okay, so this is a male voice that
were male 35 to 40. So I already don't fit the bill, but okay,
grounded. Doesn't get stressed by much. Always finds humor in
the day. Please, a conversational read. You're not
selling anything. Just telling an amusing story to someone. As
if you were pulled off the street into a documentary and
asked about life and family and cars.
I love this direction. I'm gonna do that. But this is the
basically your voice and you're just thinking it's amusing.
You're going to tell me the story. You're talking to me all
right. Okay. Okay, you're telling me a story from your
grounded perspective, which is a stretch but that's beside the
point. And you think it's funny. Underneath and under as a
subtext you have to have a kind of a chuckle in your voice but
an amusing chuckle but not a hilarious joke, but that needs a
little bit
bendy some motivation so so the way if you've never heard this
before, this is how we try to make some money on the side and
John will direct me in my in my audition here. So in order to
get into character to have the chuckle I think you need to do
like a drunk thing or something just to get I
mean, I could go over the guy with a toilet paper maybe you
had to kind of think back to toilet paper saying are some of
the funnier moments on the show. I'm just gonna launch into it
you sound like you're in the mood now go
I'm supposed to be at work today but it was one of those days
that remind you just how short summer is. So took a personal
day packed up the Subaru gave myself a little staycation I
mean who could work on a day like this? What I pulled up to
the beach, the one without any direct highway access I parked
as close to the water as I could without disturbing anything.
took up my cell phone and started snapping pictures that
way I'll have something to look at while I'm working all winter
What do you think I was it what? That's the
was the copy
that I nail it? Well, I
think you didn't nail it but I think the copy is weak yes sucks
well then there's a voiceover at the end which I don't have to do
to the payoff is I'll do the voice just so you know how the
commercial will be when you hear it without me on it. That a lot
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you think I can get the gig with my read there? I mean, it was
pretty conversational read. I
thought it was clean. But it was. And it was conversational.
It sounded right. I'm just trying to think if that's really
what they're looking for with that fine with the copy at the
end where the guys babbling on about the details of the car.
Well, I'm assuming to me that the guy is just I think the
problem is you what was the read time? What are they expecting?
Because you may have 3030
seconds. That's 30 seconds. Yeah. 3030 seconds. Yeah,
I think you right, you rattle that thing off in 20. Right. So
I have to do it slower. Yeah, just do it is kind of like
you're little you're still getting the humorous mood, but
you're a little stoned.
I was supposed to be at work today. But it was one of those
days that remind you just how short summer is. So I took a
personal day I packed up the Subaru gave myself a little
staycation. I mean, who could work on a day like this? When I
pulled up to that beach, the one without any direct highway
access. I parked as close to the water as I could without
disturbing anything. took out my cell phone and started snapping
pictures. That way I'll have something to look at while I'm
working all winter
you know I'm thinking about this. I think you nailed I think
you dropped a line by the way. But I think you I think you've
nailed it except the very end. You want you to cut in okay.
Just to the end as wants you to the end as like this was an
exciting moment of your summer and you're a little remorseful
that all you're going to have are these pictures. So he has to
have a little little humorous remorse in that with about the
pictures. Okay. And that way, I'll have something to look at
while I'm working all winter.
Like that. Didn't didn't I wasn't convinced. I think OSI
would be good. Okay. Yeah, I got it. I got it. I got it. Quiet. I
would go like this. Please don't have something to look at all
winter.
At least we'll have something to look at while I'm working all
winter.
Yeah, I think that's okay. Dad in the habit thing. Okay,
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I'd be like, I'm throwing you out, bitch. You crazy
as hell, whatever. Whatever.
So there's this. This this video that has now come out. Which
throws back to something that we've kind of discussed. I don't
know. Couple months ago, I guess. It's called Dreams from
My real father. Have you heard about this? No, this is
fantastic.
So this guy already sounds good. Oh, yeah.
His name is Joel. Oh, I don't know what his name is. I have it
here. It's Obama's Real father.com is where you can find
it. Joel Gilbert directed this. And his assertion is what we had
already talked about. That Obama's real father is Frank
Marshall Davis.
And that's like him go. I mean, Mom was hanging out with the
baby through a naked everything adds up to this guy being the
real dad and he apparently could not have he didn't wasn't
interested in getting that credit because of I think
whatever he was doing when I was married, I don't can't remember.
Yeah, so I've ordered the DVD of course because I have to see
this the trailer is really funny because they keep freeze framing
Obama's face and then putting Frank Marshall Davis next to
him. And it's like dead ringer. A dead ringer is so scary. And
of course what is what's interesting about this, is that
means that the entire birther issue and you know, he's not an
American is is in one fell swoop is debunked. And the cover up,
of course, is always what the problem is. And of course, Obama
is is a natural born citizen. He is an American, but as his
father is Frank Marshall Davis, who I think was pretty much a
communist.
Yeah, he was a communist and the bull crap stories and then
including the Obama and a pornographer by the way that he
was so sold and his agent had that he was born in Kenya was
all part of a scam to sell books. Yeah, which he sold a lot
of even became president to sell more books. He's actually he's
probably really a book writer.
Or someone is
i You must like writing. Yeah. You know, it was like a scam.
But how awesome is that? No, it's just amazing. I like this.
I like
it, too. I think it's fantastic. And that you know, and it's just
like, just looking at this trailers like in Frank Marshall
Davis wrote for the the Hawaiian newspaper, which of course also
had the birth announcement. There's all this crazy stuff in
this. This is fantastic. I'm so excited about seeing this video.
This is a really, really good one. So when I heard that I was
like, oh my god, this is exactly what we talked about. I don't
know what this Joel grey guy is but props to him. That's a good
job. Great
job, Gilbert. I'm sorry, Joe Gilbert.
Some one of our producers sent me this thing I tried to decide
what to do with it. I think and maybe I can get a hold of. It
was the company that makes the Global Hawk Northrop Grumman
Grumman, maybe I can just get a box of these, but they came out
with a comic book. Oh, really? Yeah. It's called Global Hawk.
Endless Possibilities.
Right? A minute. Global. Global arc? Endless. There's you have a
website for that?
No, you have to go to Northrop Grumman, I think you can
probably get a box of these things. And maybe I'm thinking
of sending them out with a mailing or, or, or I'll scan
some of it and put it into the upcoming newsletter. I'll try to
scan a few a couple pages, so you get a kick out of it. But so
what are
these some of the endless possibilities that we can use
the Global Hawk drone for?
Well, let me go to the end of the story. It's a couple, a
daughter and her and her brother, younger brother, who
are at an airshow. And he's taking photos and she's trying
to babysit him. And then they find the Global Hawk, which is
in a big pen, I think is huge. And they realize that that's
what their dad is working on. He is the global hot one of the
Global Hawk guys engineer. The dad is wearing it. He's a
douchebag looking guy, he's got that little goatee ish looking
thing. douchey looking face. And then he's got the Global Hawk
patch on his arm and Grateful Dead patch. Which I thought was
bizarre. Okay, and you know, Grateful Dead haha. So anyway,
so the dad comes up at the, you know, at the show afterwards,
for some reason shows up, and they started discussing it and
he sent it read a couple of the dialect kids says neat. The cool
thing about the dad says the cool thing about the Global Hawk
is that it's a surveillance plane, so it can be used for
more than just combat. They use it to keep our shores safe by
tracking tracking smugglers at sea. The Global Hawk also goes
into action for emergencies. It provided valuable overhead
imagery to help victims of the recent earthquake in Haiti.
Really? That's hilarious. That's new news. And the California
wildfires a few years ago, the girl says, that's amazing. Do
you think it helps save people's lives? Dad says indeed, of
course. It helps save lives and combat and during disasters. She
says, wow. And then, and the kid says, whoo, check out this
pamphlet. These are the photos of kinds of photos taken look,
Amelia. I can see our house from here. When goofing around you.
You know, Amelia, the program's only getting bigger. We're
expanding to NATO Euro hawk and BAMs for the Navy. Wow, I want
to give some thought to your future. There could be a career
in this waiting for you. Oh, yeah, of course you could be a
drone kid says hey, why do you want to hurt at work on the
Global Hawk? What about me? I want to work on a cool unmanned
plane to man dad says because by the time you get old enough, who
knows what's going to be out there? It's gonna be a bonanza.
And then the girl says this wrapping up. Then the girl says
yeah, Tyler, if Global Hawk is what we have right now for the
future, the possibilities are endless. Oops.
Lovely. That's great. That is That is awesome.
It's a winner.
And Global Hawk for the win. Oh, my goodness. The outlook is off.
It's theater.ch. They've got some of the pictures. Wow. Oh,
man. Yeah, yeah, I'm speechless.
More Defense Department. Comic books. Yeah, that's really good.
And when I was a kid, I do remember I wish I had it. I
remember the book that came out from General Electric extolling
the virtues of nuclear power. And I think it was done by
Disney. Sure. And it had Mickey and everybody in there and they
were talking about the great. And this was a I think this was
like in the late that the book came out, I think the
complicated like the 57 or something 50, some early mid
50s. And somehow I had a copy of it. And unfortunately, I still
might have with a copy. But yeah, it's
it's underneath your tax returns.
It's somewhere. But that's a collectible. But I'm starting to
think that these are all very collectible. Try to get a few.
Yeah, we need to get these we need to get these comic books.
Yeah, those are fantastic. Well, you know, it's all for education
of the children. Just very good. This is the way to I mean, you
could by the way, if the curry direct consulting group were
asked, this is what we would have recommended. You want to
get the kids on board. You got the comic book and they get the
action figure and then you get high with
the video game. Next, I would have probably vetoed or nixed
the Grateful Dead pet
Ah yeah that's that's a stretch on the dad. Yeah, that's that's
a bit of a stretch.
Anyway, so there's arch in the news who aren't like fine art.
Oh like yeah like the stuff that is ours a big celebration going
on in Munich. Oh, that is not being covered by the American
media probably because they can't even show the pictures but
we're talking about is one of these new things.
Oh, awesome naked. This.
Finally they're taking their clothes off and getting covered
in red and gold paint all for the sake of art. Over 1000
people took part in a human installation created by New York
artists Spencer tunic tunic was invited to create a new piece to
kick off Munich summer opera season. Well the participants
posed outside of Munich's Opera House recreating scenes from a
Richard Wagner opera.
Ride of the Valkyries. No, that's
the other one. Wagner Richards different. So really? Yeah.
cravat this? They showed it? Yes about 1000 or more people
I'm looking at I'm looking at pictures right now. Absolutely
nude
and some nice breasts I might add big fat butts but you know
it's you know what you get what you get here but
this is this is pretty freaking some of them are painted. The
middle layer is red.
Yeah. Wow. It's something that would not even allowed in the
United States. No, no, you can't have that. Meanwhile, and again
another anti Muslim push. There's
a there's there's dudes in there too. By the way, ya know,
there's a lot
of dudes. Like have dudes
have new dudes.
And we deal with like, dude, right behind when it's somebody
else in the end, the person in front is got their eyes bugged
open. You know the reason why,
John, you're such a homophobe.
a homophobe about it. So anyway, so in Tunisia, meanwhile, they
had an art gallery like burned to the ground and then all the
artists was they showed these artworks. They were lame.
Nothing artworks, but now they've had a fatwa and they
want to kill all the artists and kill basically all artists in
Tunisia. And as this story wraps up with after these women
explained, there was a sense she is assaulting the males with
their luxury. And so now they want to kill the artists in
Tunisia and this is another anti Muslim push. But it's a very
funny story. You went on to play a
prayer. A religious leader acts in tune a mosque called for all
all artists to be slaughtered without exception. Shocking.
Sookie you should go.
We met up with an imam at sea tuna. The main mosques in Tunis.
Authorities have threatened to have him dismissed for calling
for the killing of artists. Now.
I only explain what the Quran is saying. I should be on trial for
blasphemy and offending what is sacred? Well, according to the
Quran, those who abandoned religion should be killed. This
sentencing cannot be done by anyone. It should be done by the
country's government. Well,
and shake liberty is not alone. Many of his followers support
his position no matter how extreme
I say read alert and pay attention to what they're saying
this by the way, Spencer tunic was C k.com. He this guy has
done this all over the world. He's amazing. I see Mexico.
Yeah, Mexico City. He's everywhere. Buy us a Yeah, of
course. Of course. It'd be blasphemy, but he could do it in
Austin and Austin. We'd like our dark people naked. No. Wow, this
thing in Mexico where he's put. I mean, there's like 1000s of
people. I guess it's not shocked. I guess he really got
all these people to do this. They're laying down like their
sand is pretty cool. Oh, my goodness. No, Ms. Mickey does
all the nude stuff too.
Oh, there you have it. You can she'd be part of it.
Part of what?
Whatever. An eye on or makes your eyes don't bug out or
what man? So let me just bumping here a little bit of farmer
farmer crap. So we've been following. This action is
happening and get my nation lowlands in the Netherlands,
where the scientists had the recipe they had the secret
formula on how to mutate to the bird flu to weaponize it, the
cave to create h one, five and 3002 94 and then they didn't
want to publish this and this can't be published because, you
know, terrorists will get a hold of it and they'll kill us.
They'll kill us. I tell you. Well, they released it. Let me
just check. Are you dead yet?
No, not yet.
I'm not dead yet either. here's the here's the CNNs talking
about this, about this release. And then there's a little funny
bit that goes along with it. Now a story that could affect people
all over the world as you and me John All over the world, a
controversial
academic paper has been published and it describes how
the deadly
bird flu deadly bird flu virus
could easily be spread among people. The Scientific Advisory
Board has suggested that some of the data actually be censored
from this paper
you're laughing
than later reversed its warning. If it fell into the wrong hands,
it could certainly turn into a deadly biological weapons. Colin
joins us now live from Atlanta. So what is going on here? And
how is this going to end up?
Are we going to get the information? Is it already out
there anyway? And I hate to say is this all academic? But what
is the story? Oh, I made a funny, actually, it's it's out
there. It's
now in science in the journal Science, which is a widely
disseminated journal, you and I, and everyone else can go online,
and basically read how you can make a super deadly version.
Bird flu virus. I mean, it's right there. And that obviously
has a lot of people concerned because then it could possibly
fall into the wrong hands. Yeah. So
of course, if it falls in the wrong hands, the instructions
are there, all you have to do is take some bird flu and some
super deadly, and you got a super deadly bird virus is
fantastic. Now, of course, these two douchebag Ed's, and you got
to see this video because these, these women, they're dressed in
like, you know, gold and Gucci and the hip glasses. And, you
know, they're just reading scripts. Okay, that's all
they're doing. And, and she gives it away what this is all
about.
But the NIH basically decided, you know, what, go ahead and do
the whole thing. And there were kind of two reasons behind that
there was,
oh, what could the two reasons be about giving away the whole
thing that could fall into the wrong hands? John, what could
the two reasons be
for giving it away? Yeah, for just putting it out there could
fall. We already have a vaccine, and they're ready to give the
vaccine out to everybody. Well, but
here are the two big ones. One, you want legitimate scientists
to see this information, because you want good scientists around
the world to be on the lookout for this bug and to know what
they're looking for to you want good scientists to develop a
vaccine so that if this does happen, we'll have a vaccine
ready to fight.
It's the good scientists, and they're making the vaccine.
Yeah, no, believe me, what do you get the six months before we
have to go to Walgreens and get our good scientists vaccine?
You know, I wonder what I would make the prediction that this is
never going to materialize or stolen?
I mean, someone's going to pick it up. And I mean, right now, if
you could propagate this, like bad scientists and put this out
and wrong hand bad scientists in the wrong hands are going to
make this there's going to kill you.
And if it happens, it'll be coming out of Iran for
sure. Of course, of course. And then,
and then trying to if I'm on site right now, science and
science mag.org. And I can't find it. I mean, they talk a lot
about that. No, no, no, no, you gotta buy it. It's a really
expensive way to manage desktop with the two douchebags. Well,
no, but they just reading the script. They said, anyone can
just go online and figure this out. It's a no brainer, no
brainer. Just like just like a nuclear bomb. Anyone can make
it.
And you know, by the way, I think that the thing is a red
herring. For I think, you know, this, there's no, this is
bullcrap. This whole story is bogus. They didn't design
anything they did. They didn't put the actual details in the
report. They just wouldn't do it. This is just to sell copies
of the report is bogus. Yeah,
well, I'm I'm thinking that we gotta pay attention to depends,
you know, but if they can ratchet it up enough, though
enough, people are talking about it, then you watch, we'll have
the good scientists vaccine. We'll see. I just love the whole
simplicity. You've got the bad scientists.
And the good scientists, of course, is always the way it's
science. So I was following this NAT West thing in the UK. That
was about it. No, I won't let me let me have some douchebag tell
you about it.
It's one of the most serious technical failures and high
street banking. It's affected millions of customers. And
today, it's left many of them unable to get their hands on
their money. So this was
NatWest, a huge retail banking chain in Gitmo nation east and
they said that they had a software glitch in an upgrade.
Oh, yeah, yeah, I know the story. No one No. Okay. Well
listen to the severity of it,
Electric Gas food to buy a you need your money out the bank and
they're not willing to give it out. Even though you know it's
there.
By the way, there's a heart wrenching story they bring into
this is really a problem for me
because I have to pay my rent. So it's not
an easy thing. Your friend who cares? Helpful banking means
knowing your account balance Before you go, overdrawn,
commercials began after a software upgrade to the system
that processes payments, transactions no longer were
going in or out of customer accounts or helpful bank. Here
at this convenience store in Belfast workers didn't get their
wages today.
None of that got paid today. So when we have to now try and put
plans in place to make sure that they have enough money, enough
to pay their bills,
Paul foster in Birmingham is also waiting for his wages. He
and his partner Amy recently lost their baby. And today, how
bad can you make it they'd hope to pay for her headstone? Oh,
it's hot.
This is horrible, please. He's horrible, are wanting
to look at a bank balance online and see state and zero because
that money was something very important. And we're not
bringing some douchebag who says what happened? So when I hear
when I hear this report, I'm like, Okay, this is there. Now
they've gone too far. So they're trying to show the severity of
the banking system turn off. So there's a couple of
possibilities one? Well, the outcomes razor, of course, is
really they screwed up this upgrade and people that might be
able to get their money today. So this has already been like
almost four days now. So that it's possible. It's just it's
absolutely possible. I doubt it highly. But okay. It could be a
drill to see how people respond and how they react for when we
need to have a bank holiday. Or if there is some actual problem
with the entire financial system like this one. That's kind of
what I'm leaning towards. And you know, and then maybe there
was there is an actual problem with
there is an actual price. I think there's the the second
possible I like to drill it, because that's the distinct
possibility.
Well, when I heard the report, that's why I thought drill
because you're like, Oh, this is so horrible, but
a lot of people the best has done I mean, come on, they can
wait for days. Yeah. The The other possibility is that the
bank has been hit as it was wiped out by some criminals.
That's what
the and that's very listen to the this is one of those it
women who by the way throughout the whole monologue doesn't
blink one. So she's got these eyes bugging out. It's kind of
freaky, and
about to get his headstone horrible, horrible stories, the
process of papers to rest,
right? The company's website is flooded with complaints. And
after three days, this banking group still can't,
by the way, the complaint is the rolling by it's like a typical
Brett's, like, I'm so disappointed. Like, flooded with
complaints,
say for certain the system's been put, right,
we believe we fix the underlying problem. And we now are just
waiting for all of the systems to update. But clearly, you'll
understand that until it's absolutely perfect. We're not
going to come out with a statement to say it's fixed.
We're continuing to focus on this. We know we need to get it
right as quickly as possible for our customers. And all our
efforts are focused on that.
Sounds like she was just shoved out there with the script.
Well, the way normally the gist, you run these upgrades is you do
parallel processing on the same database and then you would just
don't flip the switch out of the blue untested. I noticed that
that story is fishy. I'd like to talk to some bank it guys who
have upgraded their software for
well guaranteed we've got a ton of them listening to the show.
And
they'll know right as to tell us who the hell knows why. Okay,
here's what we're here's what we're asking for a memo to both
the two of us asking, or to explain to us what happened you
think the story might be bogus? Yeah,
it's an essay. And you will be graded. He will
be graded I wanted you will read the best, most believable of the
and put some you don't we won't use your name if you don't want,
but probably you don't want and but put them put the you're
tight. Give us your Bona fidi so we know that you are speaking
that you're not just ad libbing something because you you know
took a course in computer science. So I get to the bottom.
Let me
throw another thing out there. Could this be a virus in the
wild? Could it be a Stuxnet flamer type thing? Yeah, or
flamer it could be a flamer type thing. Well, you don't know
right? You don't know. But I am really not buying the sorry the
upgrade failed. I mean, when you do an upgrade, you don't upgrade
your live machines. You know,
you know this is not smells Barris. Yeah, this stinks.
So, you know, we don't know but I know we have banking sis
admins in the audience. I know they're listening, and they may
just be rolling their eyes. But we would love to know we'd love
to see your essay
it will reveal the truth or at least the procedure or the
possible truth. Something that the mainstream media won't
touch. Yeah. No, of course not. Technical, it's too technical
for the audience. Oh, we don't know what's going on. There this
interesting, you know, they're having I'm looking at today's
New York Times. Oh, no. And I guess we touched on this before,
but I'm gonna go revisited how that Good Morning America show
on ABC is now dominating the morning ratings. And so Ann
Curry, one of the very pleasant anchors on the today's show is
quitting thing, and she may be part of the problem. Part of the
problem. The problem is that ABC has gone to an all entertainment
gossip Morning Show, where all they do is gossip about the
entertainers. That's
what that's why it's that's why it's top of the bill. That's why
it's doing so well. Yeah, yeah. This
became bottom feeders, and that today's show should just stick
it out. Because at some point, well, I mean, you're not you're
gonna lose those people. Anyway, let's sync to that lowest common
denominator, ABC should be ashamed of itself, but they're
owned by Disney as a huge, you know, entertainment conglomerate
company. Yeah.
Well, I mean, so you know, this is this is why we, you and I,
John are in a growth industry what? Watch us bounding,
bounding forward, because, you know, people have to resort to
podcasts to get their information. Because you're not
gonna get it from this and, and I would like to point out that,
you know, their original broadcast license, which of
course, is becoming a moot point now that everything is on cable,
it's basically privately licensed, you know, you don't
need a government license to be ABC anymore. It's supposed to be
partially for the public good. That's why you got your licenses
in the first place.
Yeah, that was all killed off by Reagan and Clinton and everybody
Yeah.
Yeah. And then of course, ABC News is compromised as we know,
but this is what CNN is trying. They're trying the same thing.
Have they got the would Ms. Miki calls mommy news which is of
course not a good I don't agree with the term but it
says CNN is doing well they I mean, they had joy Bay har who
had somebody else because she's you know, she did nothing but
celebrity stuff and then political crap. And you know,
she's taking a gig over at current.
Really? Yeah, yeah. Well that everyone's on that tip, man.
Everyone's on the tip of hey, let's more celebrity it. Tip I
said not to tip I said Al Gore tip did the same thing. So every
everyone's just trying to I was like, we look at the game is
about ratings at the end of the day. And that's not our game.
Our game is about just getting by.
By the way.org/na. As a reminder,
I just like to say that they are Bloomberg. I mean, we now know
we've had the war on weed the war on chicken. We've had the
war on assault, the war on sugar. And now we have an actual
war on hookers. Mayor Bloomberg signed legislation, which
creates a fine of up to $10,000 for cab drivers who are
convicted of a betting or organizing prostitution by
transporting hookers. So the laws that do show the law
includes a requirement that all City cab drivers and livery
drivers attend a training course intended to help them identify
the signs of a potential sex trafficking operation. Ie you
can't dress sexy anymore in New York, because then you won't get
a cab.
New York is about hookers. Yeah.
Thank you. I know do they want to ruin the economy of New York
now?
EDA has always been about hookers. I remember when Willie
Mays was on some talk show years ago, the great baseball player
in San Francisco, he would say, Oh, you like New York. I love
New York. He says you can always get a suit that fits. That's
code, right? Was that new is? Yeah. All right.
I have one last thing and then we'll wrap up for today. And
this came from Democracy Now. Which surprised me. I don't like
the outfit. Yeah, I don't like the outfit. And they don't like
reporting on this story either. I'll tell you. This is about the
TPP. The Trans Atlantic I'm sorry, what is it? What is it
called? The Trans Pacific Partnership, the TPP. Oh, right.
Right. Right. So what happened is a want as Sutton now this is
where it always gets suspicious. But I have I will say that
particularly when reporting on things against the Obama
administration, then they do it with such a grin that you got to
think that they're watching. Yeah, that is real. So June 12.
I'm just reading from the setup here leaked copy of the
investment chapter for the team. TPP the Trans Pacific
Partnership was made public. The copy was analyzed by public
citizens global trade watch, who knows what they're all about,
and has been verified as authentic. So this is a we know
that this has been going on we this is a secret agreement along
the lines of actin of course ACTA has failed because the
European Union decided not to ratify it and said go away. And
looks like this was under the covers. And just listen to this.
This brief reply I'm just two minutes I mean that you can look
at the video the whole report is like 20 minutes and well worth
the watch. I'd have to say if not just to see AMY GOODMAN
looking real sour about it turned out
to be a controversial trade pact between the United States and
eight Pacific nations that until now has remained largely secret.
It's called the Trans Pacific Partnership or TPP. A chapter
from the draft agreement leaked Wednesday outlines how it would
allow foreign corporations operating in the United States
to appeal key regulations. So an international tribunal, the body
would have the power to override US law and issue penalties for
failure to comply with its rulings. The agreement is being
negotiated by the US Trade Representative Ron Kirk,
appointed by President Obama. But the newly revealed terms
contradict promises Obama made while running for president 2008
One Campaign document read in part quote, We will not
negotiate bilateral trade agreements that stop the
government from from protecting the environment food safety or
the health of its citizens or give greater rights to foreign
investors than to US investors.
Earlier leaks from the draft Trans Pacific Partnership
Agreement exposed how it included rules that could
increase the cost of medication and make participating countries
adopt restrictive copyright measures. No one from the US
Trade Representative's Office was able to join us but in a
statement to Democracy Now they said quote, nothing in our TPP
investment proposal could impair our government's ability to
pursue legitimate non discriminatory public interest
regulation. For more we're joined by Lori Wallach, director
of the fair trade group public citizens global trade watch. The
leaked documents were posted on her organization's website early
Wednesday morning, Laurie, welcome to Democracy Now.
Explain what the documents show and what this agreement is
about. Well, it's been branded as a trade agreement, but really
it is enforceable corporate global governance agreement
requires that every signatory country conform all of its laws,
regulations and administrative procedures to what are 26
chapters of very comprehensive rules, only two of which have
anything to do with trade.
So is the new world order
to have anything to do with tray Oh,
I can't wait to read this. I'm very excited because you know,
I'm a government legislation analyst. I'm very excited about
this. This is awesome.
Yeah, this is awesome. This is classic. To the first round of
negotiations with a male Melbourne, Melbourne, San
Francisco, then Brunei and then Auckland and then Santiago,
Chile, then Singapore then her Chi Minh City, salsa known as
Saigon. So they're in on the deal and Chicago, Lima, Peru,
Kuala Lumpur, which is party town, we'll be Melbourne again
and then Dallas, your neck of the woods on May 8 And then the
July 2 10th. We're gonna have another 13th Round probably the
last round and San Diego. Where are the protesters now how
Bichon is this may well knows about here's what I commit. I'll
dive into all the legislation for Thursday show this will be
my my mission because this is big, obviously. So anything if
you got it if you got anything out there, send it to me by the
way for the SIS admins and I already see emails coming in.
You can use encryption with my email. My my public key is
readily available so you can encrypt anything you send and
you'll be kind of protected. So what are you going to do before
for the Thursday show?
I am going to dig deeper into some really obscure EUROPEAN
NEWS shows I'm listening to do the van cat thing a lot yeah,
get some French perspective and also looking at it there's a
show called Euro max which has the exact girl you want on the
Russia today. Awesome. exception not blonde, or we can believe
still very fantastic beliefs. And from now on, I'm not
listening to hard news at all anymore.
Alright, everybody, we have no agenda producer update coming up
on the screen right after the program and looking forward to
bringing you all of this and more on Thursday show and here
in the capital of the drone Star State in the morning, everybody.
I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where there's not a lot going on
but the weather's nice, I'm John cedar All right
talk to you again on Thursday right here on no agenda
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