underground sedated actually made contact with the remains of
an ancient shipwreck while on the lunar surface. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, July 1 2012. Time for you get mo nation media
assassination episode four to two. This is no agenda. Still
tracking the star games here in Camp mofro in the capital of the
drone Star State. Austin Tejas in the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where we're sending a happy
140/5 Birthday out to Canada. I'm John C. Dvorak. Greg Levin
Buzzkill.
Yeah, I mean, that could have gone in the birthday segment. We
didn't have to do it at the top of the show. I mean, that's
that's, that's a little over the top.
A Canada's, we are second biggest contributor to this
show. Really? I thought it was Australia. Oh, you're right,
Canada's way down there.
Yeah, exactly. If those Canadians will rock it up a
little bit, then I'm okay with this. But this is like, I can't
take
it back. You want to start the show over
there on the cutting room floor. I tell you damn Canadians.
So I was at the media offices about a week ago. And I saw I
was talking about their shooting this Bravo show. I meant I said,
I said, why? You know what the way you guys are going, you're
gonna end up on the cutting room floor. Yeah. Well, nobody knew
what that meant. You're kidding me? No, it is one of the many
little phrases that the Millennials don't know. Right?
Because it doesn't exist anymore. sound like a broken
record? Like my my DMV records,
you can't break? Well, if you can really get into stuff like
that. I mean, look at iconography. I mean, does anyone
still really understand the association between pasting and
a clipboard? A little, little picture of a clipboard?
Probably not know. Exactly. So I had to explain what the cutting
room floor was. Because these were all the editors. I was
talking to the ones that are editing videos. Oh, really?
That's hilarious. And they have no idea what a cutting room
floor is because they're nonlinear editors. It's I just
find it fascinating. You'll find it really interesting. All these
old phrases are dying out if you don't keep using them.
Well, there is a thing called what is it? Oh, yeah. Progress,
John, Ever hear of it?
No. Okay.
Hey, let's just kick it off because we got a new jingle. So
we know we'd like kicking off the show with with our favorite
segment here. Let me just hit it
booing at the end,
I think so. That sir Jeff Smith, he you know, he's he's come back
into our lives. And our time and even though we don't really suck
it, I have to say I, I felt like we sucked. How long have we been
doing this show? Five years plus, right?
No, no, no, no, we're right. We're all coming up on our fifth
anniversary in October. Oh, that'll
be our fifth will be our sixth. Okay. So we're coming up on the
fifth, which was a
big one. And we got to start rounding up some
$5 donations. Yeah. I was very disappointed. And the amount of
tweets, emails posting to the no agenda. Now we're going to go
ahead and say
33.
The Tom Cruise thing with me? Yeah, 33 is a very important
number. But did you have to spam me with that? I mean, it was
you guys spam. I got spam. That's a big deal as I Oh, it's
a big discovery. But first of all, Katie Holmes is divorcing
him. So he didn't pick the 33 out of the blue. Now, somebody
did send me something this morning. Showing that 33 is a
reference to some deep, you know, is one of those crazy
Scientology documents has been uncovered by anonymous. I, you
know, the people have to understand there's a difference
between right between random number theory Yeah, which is
things that will happen again and again and again. And any
sort of meaningful numeral logical situation or something
like this 33 thing? This is i i keep sending notes back. What's
the what tell me what this is? Yeah, you know, if you're so
convinced
it mean 33 is a code that we believe is a code being used in
political and military industrial complex circles. But
this is not code. This is just you know, Tom Cruise's gay
that's that's the code. That's your code right there. Me Yeah,
really? Come on, man. It's been so what
I got so was real news. Give me a break.
I'm a fan of Tom Cruise. I like his stuff.
I've always liked Tom Cruise as an actor. Yeah. I don't think as
a person. He's kind Have a weirdo but jumps up and down on
couches. Really intense. And have a drink with ads
just because you've never been in love. That's the only reason
why you don't do that
guy. Yeah. Would you like to go have a drink with this guy?
Yes, of course I would. Yeah. Well, then
again only because you think you could do a deal for da
Hey, Tom.
I got a script about so, you know, just a buddy having a
drink.
I got your money. I think I think it'd be fun to have a
drink with. I think it'd be a little weird, you know, because
yeah, I think it's a height complex, and might be a problem.
I think that I think he does have a problem with that
seriously, like a real problem. He's
only five
foot two. Yeah. Yeah, that would be a problem.
Although we don't know for sure. Because they don't
add I know bastards. Bastards. In the morning to you John C.
Dvorak.
In the morning to you Adam curry in the morning to all ships at
sea boots on the ground subs in the water and feet washing
ashore on the west coast and
in the morning to all of our human resources in our chat
room. norgine the stream.com no agenda chat.net It's always fun
when they're 30 seconds behind. Still telling me I should slip
Tom Cruise or roofie when I when I go drinking with him. Okay,
good to see everybody all charged up and ready to go
exactly the way your government loves you. We have a lot of
things to discuss today. I've been doing my government
legislation and analysis for you. We've just the there is
good stuff. And maybe we should just start it off and say that
we've done it yet again. I think was it four or five weeks ago,
we started off our conversation and this always is harkens back
to our conviction that all professional sports are rigged.
Now we may have picked two sides of the same coin. John was
convinced that Spain would be winning the Euro 2012 a foosball
competition. And I said Italy well the show wins regardless
John today the big final Spain versus Italy I think I think
we're brilliant abused
by that. The final decision may not have even been made yet. No
no, they don't start the game until you know I'm saying right
here they could be discussing exactly exactly
because there's so much I mean we had this happen over the past
few days where all of a sudden you know the everyone's going
crazy the it seems like we have a deal and this is fantastic.
The euro is were saved and markets are skyrocketing euro is
up based upon two pages of bullcrap as far as I can tell,
here's how
you have it I have a clip Sure. Which is the one I don't have my
clip list in front of
me I can probably guess what it is missiles in London now WTF
banks in the Eurozone scam?
Here's a clip Yeah, now this is a I'm telling you I have
listened to this as I forgot. This may either be from your own
news or Russia today. I'm not sure where this one came from.
But I listened to this and then listened to and I've got the
clip of at least a piece of what's his name haiku talking.
Yeah, they don't know what they're talking about. I do
actually adults play the clip and let me get confused and then
you straighten me
out. Okay, well flexible approach to tackling it's
crippling debt crisis. The blocks future permanent bailout
fund the ESM, for instance, will be able to inject aid directly
into banks from next year without increasing a country's
budget deficit last night.
We agree that under circumstances, circumstances,
and under certain conditions, DSM could recapitalize banks
directly. The biggest and most important condition is setting
up a Single Supervisory Mechanism for back then the Euro
zone leaders have asked the council to work in a very speedy
way so that we can have results by the end of the day is a major
breakthrough as studied this night. It is a first step also
to break the vicious circle between banks and sovereigns.
leaders also agreed to bend the rules to bring down borrowing
costs for troubled member states. The deal is widely seen
as a victory for embattled Italy and Spain over Germany's Angela
Merkel.
Alright, so I basically had a similar clip except I just had
the 37 seconds of Haiku Herman tuck in there so let me explain
to you why the markets went crazy because I I've been so and
by the way, this is once again proof that we never talked about
anything but US News, okay, I just want to say to everyone on
the LinkedIn group blow me. We do all kinds of stuff. Crazy.
Most
I think most of the stuff like my clips today. I don't think
there's one US News This item and I got 14 clips. Oh, no, I
got one one loan clip about flog rod, California. Okay, so
here, here is what's going on and why the markets went crazy
about this. And then I'll tell you what the Germans think.
Because that's kind of funny, looking at all the German
newspapers this morning. So this is a two page document, the euro
area summit statement. And what everyone is talking about, is
that the EFSF, which will be replaced by the ESM, which has
not been ratified, and we know that Finland is saying, yeah,
right, show me some collateral that this fun, which is
basically taxpayer money from every single slave in the United
States of Europe, will go directly into the banks. I mean,
this is this is a genius move. Like, here's a commercial bank,
they suck. Give me your money, slaves, and I'll give it to
them. Okay, so the banks, of course, love that. But most
importantly, this is the clause and it's empty. It's two pages,
four points. We urge the rapid conclusion of the memorandum of
understanding attached to the financial support to Spain for
recapitalizing of its banking sector, we reaffirm that the
financial assistance will be provided by the EFSF until the
ESM becomes available, and here comes that it will be
transferred to the ESM without gaining seniority status. This
was the big deal, because the EFSF has bondholders and they
were afraid they were going to be subordinated. This is the
word you've got to look for. So they thought that their bonds
are going to be subordinated to the ESM. Which means Shut up
slaves who who bought the bonds on that bailout. This one gets
bailed gets paid back first. So it's not subordinated. And
that's why all the bond the whole bond market like yeah,
we're not getting screwed, only the slaves get screwed. So when
the slave money goes into the banks, you're still below the
bondholders. That's what this is about. Does that make sense to
you?
Yeah. And it would make that would boost things too, because
the the, as you say, this is tax money. And that's just taken
from the slaves of the your, of the Eurozone or the euro, I
guess, the European Union. And since they sense, this,
essentially, the decision is is stolen money, so that it doesn't
ever have to get paid back. And that's why guess what haiku her
are these guys were talking about? Exactly. It wasn't us. So
Spain would get money into their banks without going further into
debt. So they didn't owe anything. So this is basically
free free money, free money, such a giant tax.
But here's all the papers front page have developed in Germany.
I'm translating it, it's not hard to understand. Europe is
coming for our money. The Germans are furious about this.
Because they know now and immediately Greece is saying,
hi, hey, can we have some of that free money. So the new
government is applying today, we should have this for Greece as
well. And Cyprus, by the way, congratulations, Cyprus. The
next broke continents. It's not important, as you know, when it
comes to population, but of course, Cypress is in the
catbird seat of the leviathan oil fields. They take over the
presidency of the EU as of today, for the next six months.
So that's going to be interesting what they'll they'll
be pushing stuff for their own agenda. But it seems like I
think we've bought at least well, seven or eight days until
the until the next
press crisis that kind of a theme or an I do the show was
Horowitz is that these guys, his whole organism his whole I would
say organized crime syndicate called the EU just manages to
just put off paying a good catching up to what they're
really Oh, yeah. I mean, they're, yeah, now they're just
gouging their own people. And it gets Germany's Gonna Get Gouged
the worst.
Yeah, but but the German people are P owed. They're
the only ones that know what's going on. It seems. Yes.
Well, the so the only here's the real, it's like three, well,
four, four ways this can go. But really, I think the only
solution to all of this, John and you're much more versed in
this because you know you do a podcast about it makes you an
expert.
They have to, that's how you do it. That's how you become an
expert. You do apply to
a podcast. They have to devalue the euro. They've got to bring
it down to parity one to one with the dollar. That's the only
way you get a little bit of inflation. It's cheaper to pay
back all these loans. Don't you think that's the only solution?
Well, I think it is definitely a solution. I think going EU
bankrupt country by country one after another like dominoes. I
think it's another solution but they're not going to do had too
much pride involved but like I mean we're starting to see as
are some of our people thinking that no strip Stockton for
example just
kid just went bad now chapter nine is different from I didn't
look it up but Stockton California which is a big city
right that's a that's not
substantial. I think at one 4 million
I think it's bigger than that.
Well this looks consult the book of knowledge so I put it I type
in the words into Google Stockton, California lation and
I hit the button oh it's only got 291,000 No
Yes working Valley fourth largest city in the Central
Valley he gives my crap to anyone 1000
gives a crap then yes small Yeah, well anyway, so they're
they're bankrupt. What is it what does this mean? I know
chapter 11
I used to know this means you
can come out with bankruptcy Why don't you know these things?
I used to know this by the way and you know just seven nine and
11
Seven is like kaput. 11 is you get a chance to come back and
nine somewhere in the middle I guess then
I think nine as you get you get to re you get to recount you get
to reorg and you don't have to pay back all the money or
something like that. All I know is the stamps it must be
something like that because this stems from the creditors
apparently playing hardball will share and stocked and saying
well we can't afford these this we're gonna go broke we're gonna
have to declare bankruptcy to know you better pay this much or
or else it's okay. Screw Yeah, and they filed bankruptcy and
screwed all the creditors which by the way is a shot across the
bow for all for all of these Yeah, all of California has all
these banks that think that they're going to pull this crap
and gouge the cities under these circumstances when they're
sitting pretty with all this free money they got from the Fed
that's not that's not going to cut it and this this may be if
one more city does this pulls this the everyone's gonna be
panicked. And it's going to be no no, no, no, no, we will just
take a little stretch out the payments. No problem, by the
way, just got a link from one of our Spanish producers. Just take
a look here at this is a Spain today,
okay, here it is live while you're doing that, Chapter
sevens liquidation that means you're done. Chapter Nine is
reorganization for municipalities specifically,
available 1112 and 13 are reorg
Okay, all right. This is where is this? Wow. This is Spain.
Shot. This is on the highway. The cops are shooting. There's
cars burning?
What? Yeah. Now? Yeah. This is from Yeah. Oh, this is they're
trying to make sure that decision goes there. Soccer gay
clearly
need to win euro 2012 It's only got 908 Oh, this is cool. The
guy's got like a homemade bazooka, with like, rocket, what
is he shooting? He's shooting like, This is crazy. What are
you watching? I'm watching a YouTube video of Spanish
citizens. We'd like PVC tube shooting firecrackers, home
homemade Jack stuff. Like a revolutionary own. He listened
to this. He doesn't want his firecrackers here, because it's
got a tube. He's shooting firecrackers from a shoulder
mounted tube. I think I think they're gonna win. I think that
this is clear. This is very clear they're going to Italy
doesn't know it yet. Italy hasn't gotten that far down yet.
Maybe I'll maybe have to switch my vote here and go for it
doesn't matter. We win no matter what we were right.
I say no, we do this every time. There's a big international
thing. event like this. We always call it. Yeah, we've not
we've not missed I don't
think so. Well, this time, you know, we were we were evaluating
all the way along. But pretty much I think I said Italy from
the get go. And you said Spain from the get go that was it.
Right? Yeah. No. You've mentioned Greece.
Oh, I did have Greece in there as a possibility. But Spain was
my was actually my number one pick. Yeah. No. Well, you you
talked me out of Greece. And you had a good rationale for it.
Now, no, in the semifinals, I had picked Germany over Italy.
But earlier in the show. And this was the last show. I had
said that I agreed with you about Merkel not wanting to go.
That's right when she couldn't go to the Ukraine. I was
remiss when I call.
Yeah, no, you're right. You said oh no, they can't win now
because Merkel can go to the finals because it's in the right
spot. Yeah, you're right. You're right. You're right. And so I,
I'm I'm in on both these calls. Yeah. Hey, look, we're not
we're not betting on it. Okay. We're not on ESPN. But I think
we're better than ESPN. That's for sure. The no urgent no
agenda show better than ESPN. Something like sports.
Yeah. But corrupt sports. Somebody, I run into somebody
and they say, oh, yeah, you voluntee the European soccer
term. And I said, I said, soccer is rigged. They always give me a
funny look.
Well, it's not. So we have the washing. Right after the
Thursday show, the washing machine repair guys had to show
it up. And I had to, we always have a little chat after the
show. And I said, I gotta go because the guys are calling me
hung up. And the guys came. And it was one black guy. And one I
think he was might have been Mexican. I don't know. It could
have been Italian for all I know, but I had the game on. And
he's like, he's like looking at him like, hey, hey, go do your
work. Who was winning? In Italy? And I asked it and they're gonna
win the whole thing. Because you know, then they needed the most
because they're in the most you can do they got the economic
problems. And he was like, yeah, absolutely. Guy was right on
board with me.
Wow. Real fan. Yeah,
exactly. And it was two zero before they left. Crazy.
Absolutely crazy. In the morning to all of our east coast,
particularly all of our human resources. They're in Virginia,
who listened to the program religiously and always sending
us a cool information about their jobs. We have a number of
producers without power since Friday, which is disturbing
since they also have pretty warm out there right now, but
happened being facetious with me, and no, I don't know. Well,
they there's like 2 million people without power since
Friday. From what from the storms?
Fell the storms? Yes. Storms?
I knew. And yeah, I think Instagram and all some
reason to storms are so eight you know, we're out here in
California where it's just the same weather. We've always had
this like fogging up just in time for the July 4 holiday.
So you can't see fireworks. Classic.
It's like, lose some reason we have paid zero very little
attention to that miserable storms they've had back there.
Well, I don't see how you can miss it. I mean, well, of course
we luckily, we watched different programming, but this all that
CNN is doing. And they keep running.
I don't even rarely check in with CNN. I have
to because especially since this Supreme Court decision. Is CNN.
It's just fascinating to me. Because you Yeah, it is because
you know, first of all, no one watches. So you know that the
people that are watching or own the elites who think it's still
important. Because they get lots of airtime. And then you know,
they keep hiring like really high end personnel. I mean,
ya know, they got the chops. They have the wherewithal, and I
think it has to do something with it with the with just the
attitude of the editors, the editors, they are just not that
good, apparently. I mean, are they are their knee jerk
liberals?
I don't know, I just think that they're completely compromised.
And the more I think about it, the more I look at the Supreme
Court ruling, and of course, I looked at the document, it's
like 190 pages, and I went through it all. And I really
don't understand how you, any news organization could get this
wrong. Because it's so incredibly clear. It's like one
sentence explains exactly the decision when the decision was
made. And I believe this to be not only a one of the most
genius political moves ever, that I've ever seen. But I think
CNN was probably complicit in the deal. And maybe this this
cockup they made wasn't all that accidental.
I have a clip of the of them falling up along with
interspersed with Fox falling up, which is the interesting
irony. And Ben, is it worth listening to? I mean, it's this
couple of days too old. But if you listen to it, you'll hear
Megan Foley, Megan Kelly. Yeah, pretty blonde, who obviously got
the right word, and she's panic trying to get it turned around,
including telling him to fix the lower third. And she's clearly
annoyed at Fox to screw up but this is kind of here. This
individual mandate has been ruled unconstitutional. justices
have just got it. Well, the centerpiece provision of the
Obama health care law, if in fact, that's the final word on
the individual mandate, that could be a little bit more
complicated. Did
you're getting conflicting information we're getting
conflicting information as I say there's
some confusion out there conflicting reports coming in
from inside the Supreme Court. So let's let's hold off on
drawing any final conclusions are still
trying to figure this out. Be cautious with us we're trying to
do the best we can right now restore through and we need a
lower third. take several minutes reading through this
again.
So really the post mortem on this on this whole thing is your
news is not news. It's terror news, our job bronies don't know
what they're doing.
People are just Boneheads. Oh, you know, this was just
interesting because it contrasts nicely with this bullcrap. New
Aaron Sorkin show. Without no news. Of course. newsroom of
course. Yeah, newsroom which is I actually newsroom is
interesting, because I heard a rush limbaugh deconstruction and
he's actually pretty good at spotting some of these things
that are kind of sneaky, especially with guys like Sorkin
who are knee jerk liberals. He says that the idea behind the
show is to rewrite history. Oh,
I totally agree particularly when it comes to what was what
was the storyline they had the LD was about
the the BP disaster the Gulf Yeah, the oil rig
we had more information than then than the news networks had
they were they were horrible and you're right rewriting history
how it really came down. Oh, the whole thing I totally agree with
that.
Yeah, they're trying to make themselves look good in
hindsight and This is CNN Yeah. But you know, it's like okay, I
found it a very tedious show that I will not watch
Oh, no, I will watch it because there's no other because you
know, I'm waiting for Smash to come back on. This is the only
show this is the only show we DVR. Because you know, girls is
now done and, and Veep is done. Yeah, I gotta have some, I gotta
have some schlock to watch the offset C span. Thank you very
much. But the thing that that bothers me is you never hear
anyone say the ratings are up or down, you never hear and was a,
the advertisers are pissed off. You don't hear any of that. And
by the way, if news producers were that cute, I'd still be
working in television. You know what I'm saying? I don't have to
tell you. Anyway. So I can tell you how all of this happened.
Because of course, we have only one person to thank for the the
judgment, the ruling, the passing the certification of the
American Affordable Health Care Act, which of course, I love
that name has nothing to do Audible has nothing to do with
health care. And then they do it. Healthcare is all about
insurance companies,
insurance companies. And by the way, what is this $700 number I
keep reading? Everyone's saying, Yeah, it's like your insurance
for a family of four will be $700. And like, Yeah, what a
month. I mean, it's this. Yeah. Well, you were Yeah, but then I
don't say that just $700. But is that a month?
It has to be because most people I know that are paying for their
own insurance are paying at least 1000 a month.
I'm paying I think I'm paying seven 800 now. Yeah, a month and
I got three people. Yeah, month I got myself Ms. Mickey and
Christina. Yeah,
that's about right. Yeah. Anyway, Horowitz mentioned on
the show that he's paying 1100 a month. Well, of course, he's
cranking cough. So now he has a pretty as a precondition.
guys try.
So Nancy Pelosi explained exactly who we have to thank for
this. Can you
think? Well, Obama, no, wrong wrong wrong.
I want to say a word about Senator Kennedy. I spoke to
Vicki Kennedy this morning. Listen, listen, listen to
Patrick Kennedy, before coming here, thanking them for the
important role that he played a lifetime of commitment to making
healthcare a right not a privilege in our country. He
called it the great unfinished business of our country of our
society. Talking about
that whole Lyndon Johnson tried to push a healthier stepping on
the Destiny parts and they just slammed it. That guy shops
slave,
I knew that when he left us who would go to heaven and help pass
the bill
now a new is busily at work until this decision came down.
He was working the whole time lip of the day.
Oh, I wasn't ready for it.
Yes.
This is why you got to watch C span because you don't get this
stuff on the news. I heard that I'm like, you've got to be
kidding me. You did. Ted Kennedy went to heaven and work. Kennedy
went
to heaven. And Dan passed a health care bill. Fantastic.
Just listen to that again. It's really it's the whole thing is
15 sec vote Heaven
and Hell pass the bill. And now a new is busily at work until
this decision came down. Inspiring one way or another.
And now he can rest in peace. You don't
just woman is unbelievable. The Democrat Party should be ashamed
of themselves for keeping her around.
Oh, I still get jollies. How awesome is that?
Yeah, pretty awesome.
Let's thank let's take some producers here who are here we
got a couple of drag dragging, wanting to drag in
light overall, but we do have some good producers. We got two
producers and three executives or three two executives and two
associated threes.
What do we got? We got someone got grin. Hey, tada. He was he
was three, three. He was at the meet.
John. Adam, thank you for the hard work you put into show I
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and Austin on Friday at the meetup. I wish you both the best
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That's very kind that he didn't have to do that he actually paid
for dinner. And it was cool hanging out with him. He wants
the blue brewery network up there. And he isn't he's in
Hawaii. And he was nice. Yeah. So let me give him the big
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the big Geneva meetup Lucifer cofee all those dudes.
And I have a clip of that that might be good.
Because my clips are better so go ahead.
He might be you might be because you may have more Hillary I only
have a little bit of Hillary
no no I have zero Hillary so if you have some clip Hillary in
mind give me some Hillary man which is Syria Redux with the
Hillary stinger. Okay, hold on a second. First. We got to do
messages clear clip
I'm going to put that at the end since she's very deep into the
clip.
Okay. Well, she's coming right. This is we're it's a heads up.
It's so that you know, everyone knows this
is a somber judge. It will judge us all harshly. Kofi Annan
warned ministers gathered in Geneva time was running out to
stop the bloodshed in Syria and stop this crisis from spilling
over. I've
got the clip right there. What Yeah, how does Cofield non even
stay into the game
while he's corrupt? I mean, we know that the oil for food
program Um, his son is corrupt you know the whole Kofi Annan
dynasty this one big corruption. So it's just like it's like you
go to central casting. Then we need some guy who's like some un
kind of credibility. Who talks kind of funny. We got who you
got?
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doshas. It's obvious. You go go ahead and Google Kofi Annan oil
for food program. Big crook.
Under this pressure. The conference ended with an
agreement with the powers president said Syria needed a
political transition led by a unity government. But it came
with one key caveat, the final deal says that governments could
include members of the current regime.
Consensus with the concessions, while international powers
agreed on a political transition for Syria, there was one key
bone of contention,
the transitional governing body could include members of the
present government, and the opposition and other groups
should be formed on the basis of mutual consent.
A victory for Russian diplomacy, the longtime Syrian ally, had
refused to back a provision that would call for Syrian President
Bashar Al Assad to step aside,
wish that in principle, we consider it to be a Tim Hortons
that there is no sense to the document that you impose any
kind of transition on the Syrian side.
So So whether you're talking to the show this Russian guy
yakking away about whatever, Hillary is livid, and she looked
harsh, she was pissed off about this, ya know, there's they have
their scheme and then when she comes on in a couple of seconds,
you'll hear you know, this, she kind of downplays the whole
thing but she was just steam was coming out of her ears when this
Russian guy you know, gets gets a credit for fixing the problem.
You sure it wasn't because their hair looked like crap, because I
think that our hair didn't look good, but it was I've seen her
hair worse.
I'm not Did you see your face? She got big, puffy bags under?
She's not she's a she's looking bad. Yeah, did she choose to go
to Paris was not
yes, it was not a good appearance. Maybe she can hit
Paris on the way back.
It's on bikes Assyrians, suddenly city, so but the ocean
shortcut button document discussing
that while the US agreed to the plan, it remained clear on one
central point, Assad will still have to go, he will never pass
the mutual consent test
or not pass go do not collect $200 Given the
blood on his hands, I do not believe that anyone in the Assad
regime ever thought we could come out with a unified
statement today, expressing not only the concerns, but a path
forward that would include Russia and China. And he needs
to hear loudly and clearly that his days are numbered. Messages
clear. Clip.
Okay, so let me give you some analysis on this because I've
done some. So first of all, this really this whole thing, you
know, the Wesley Clark, the the Wesley Clark, five, you know,
all the seven, I should say all the countries were going to
invade this goes back to a strategy known as the
redirection. And this, this was, of course, a bush strategy. And
the whole idea is to make a lot of noise there and essentially
help our buddies out the Saudi Arabians, which I'm going to get
to in a second. They're doing this so you know, we have all
the I mean, actually, I have, I have the little Kofi clip, which
is very short, which probably just play it because, you know,
it's 27 seconds, the guy saying nothing.
We are determined to work together urgently and
intensively to bring about an end to the violence and human
rights abuses and the launch of a Syrian led political process
into a transition that meets the legitimate aspirations of the
Syrian people and enables them independently and democratically
to determine their own future.
So who gives a crap cofee you just wasted 27 seconds of my
life. You said nothing. But I figured out what they're doing
here. The way to get around the United Nations Security Council
is something known as R to P Have you heard of RTP?
No, I had to pee the other day.
Right? Are two p is a United Nations and we've all signed on
to it rule of law. And it stands for Responsibility to Protect
this responsibility to protect principle often referred to as r
to P, and the prevention of atrocities. And this is a, this
is the legal form that they're going to use. And you will see
this one, when, when we do exactly what John McCain is
about to tell us we're going to do to RTP represents an
important commitment by the international community to
protect populations from egregious crimes. This is the
senior
lawyer is our TUPE been in play? Not last week, it's been no
years, right?
This is yeah, this is just something that's been
they didn't do crap about 2 million killed in Rwanda,
because this United Nations dude, da, there's a reason for
this. And if you want to know what's really going on there,
what do you have to listen to? John McCain, the biggest shill
in the universe, because this guy, and now one more, I don't
even know if He's a war hero anymore. This guy is such an a
hole. He works for the military industrial complex. And, you
know, we joke about how we're lucky we didn't get him as
president, it wouldn't, we would have been to the finish line
much quicker, because he reveals his plans just in so easily.
like, Yo, this is what it's about. Here's what we're gonna
do. He's speaking so he's on the on the circuit, he's got to go
to all the think tanks, get everybody all lined up. And this
aihole literally tells us what the strategy is and why. And I'm
happy for it, of course, but it's it's brazen. Here's his
speech this week at the Middle Eastern Institute, the true
mission, the reason why Syria must go army defect, I left a
little extra in because he's so sincere years,
told us that killing and rape and torture is what they were
instructed to do.
Right, these slaves go rape him
as a tool of terror, and rape and torture, and intimidation.
So if I get a little emotional when I talk about Syria,
that's why because of the rape,
the situation in Syria cries out for us leadership. Yeah, not
just to save Syrian lives, but to support our ally Turkey, when
they need our support the most,
oh, this is new information. It's not just to save Syrian
lives. No, it's to support our ally Turkey, when they need our
support the most do tell me more John McCain,
the conflict in Syria is becoming a strategic threat to
Turkey. The country is already facing massive flows of
refugees. And it is welcoming them by the 1000s. Turkish
pilots now shot down over international waters, according
to Turkish leaders, and the longer this conflict grinds on,
the worse it gets. The more sectarian divisions harden the
more al Qaeda, Kane's influence, or the Syrian state
disintegrates, and the more Turkey is faced with violent
chaos on its border
now. So there's a little more to go here. But I want you to
understand what he's saying. He's saying, This isn't about
Syrian people getting killed. This is about Turkey, poor
Turkey. And they're great. And they're our buddies. And I
wonder why I'm off to look into this.
The United States needs to devote a fuller measure of its
power to help in the conflict in Syria as soon as possible. Not
just because it's the right thing to do not
because it's the right thing to do you silly slaves. Is that
what you think this is about?
And not just because it will be a strategic defeat for Iran. But
because it can help to consolidate a new kind of
relationship with Turkey. It can show the Turkish people and
government that America is willing to take risks for the
sake of their security and invest in their success. And
that we're not an unreliable partner or a declining power, as
some in Turkey allege.
So this, of course, can only be about one thing, and it's not
hookers. It's about oil and gas and pipelines and wouldn't you
know it, that on Tuesday, Turkey and Azerbaijan, remember
Azerbaijan when we had the Eurovision Song Contest, we had
the big Boku International Oil Gas and pipeline conference that
Hillary Lucifer clippety clop attended. They signed an
intergovernmental agreement, a $7 billion trans Anatolian
natural gas pipeline T n a p, designed to carry Azeri natural
gas across Turkey to Europe. Who does that screw the Russians, in
fact As prom sent a warning to Turkey saying hey, you better
not do that because you are going to back ourselves stream.
You are you guys are Indian givers. This is not okay. So the
whole thing, Lucifer in beaucoup John McCain's. And we're your
business Buddies is all about their relationship with the
energy companies, the whole Syria is just just bullcrap.
And this is getting interesting. Let me ask you a question. You
know this and it is such bull crap because the Turks have gone
Islamist. They've set up a new, by the way, I think the model
that we're seeing the script for Egypt is similar to what we've
saw in Turkey where you first before you go into that Islamist
gets in,
let me give you one more data point. Okay, one more data
point, there was a q&a. And I think there's an Egyptian guy
who stands up and I'll ask the question, I'll reiterate his
question, because a little hard to hear. But listen to what he
says.
Do you know that the full position forces in Syria is a
Muslim Brotherhood, and there are very good relations with the
Turkish or the Saudi who are supporting the Salafist in
Syria?
So this guy says, you know, that the opposition is Muslim
Brotherhood. And then it's all basically sponsored by the
Saudis. And then he says, What is a political Methodist? What?
What is the American interest in this? You didn't want? I mean,
we could listen to John McCain's stutter and stammer for 57
seconds. But he doesn't answer the question. And he's like,
thank you.
If I understand the question, you understood
the question a hall correctly? said that's a great question. I
think that the Saudis are very concerned about events in Syria,
obviously, is is Qatar, as his UAE has. Even Libya is about
events in the unfairness of the of the conflict. And the longer
this drags out, obviously, the more likely or possibility that
it could become a proxy war between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
And not to mention, the longer it drags out, the more likely
foreign fighters come in, and there's a greater influence of
al Qaeda and other extremist organizations. It all I can say
is that the Syrian resistance needs
help. So before you jump in, Saudi Arabia, signed a
memorandum of understanding with the state oil company of
Azerbaijan. SOCAR, this happened two weeks ago. So the Saudis,
Azerbaijan, Turkey all working together makes total sense. On
the other hand, we have Gazprom, you know, we had what's his face
from Russia was visiting Israel. And they're going to launch an
Israeli subsidiary that will help develop Israel's offshore
gas reserves. And all future international tenders issued by
Israel in the gas sector will be open to Gazprom and other
Russian companies. So there's your there's all your pieces on
the chessboard?
Well, this brings to mind a couple of things. First of all,
let's take a look at Turkey, which is was taken over by the
fair election by an Islamist, who was the first one that got
anywhere close to that office, President of Turkey without
being ousted by the military, which is very similar to this
situation than it was in Egypt, where the military actually
holds so much power that if you were by violating in the in the
case of Turkey, the edict that you could not be a Islamist and
be in any even discuss it in public without getting arrested
into the EU had forced Turkey to stop doing this because it was a
human rights violation. But when Ataturk first created modern
Turkey, he knew that this was the only way to keep these
Muslim nut cases. The worst case scenario guys, the Salafists,
who was specifically mentioned by the guy asking the question,
yeah, yes, that's the Lafosse from taking over. Because once
they take over they take they put in as Sharia law, and they
did throw out the democratic institutions and they just run
things by a bunch of centrally preachers
and they stone by by curious people like me.
They would definitely you'd be stone for sure. In more ways
than one. So anyway, so the more AADL is you get in and then you
slowly you eat. Then they arrested a bunch of the generals
who were plotting against the president. And it was a very
slow process to take over. And but they haven't completely
implemented everything yet. This is a same, excuse me, the same
exact script is going to be implemented in Egypt, which also
has a strong military that is actually trained by us. Yeah.
Now, now to call back to what you said about Hillary, maybe
being in bed with the Muslim extremists, literally, with whom
I burden with Uma, or whatever name is my burden.
Yes.
Yes, she, this looks to me as though we have jumped in bed
with the worst people in the world, at least from our own
perspective, because they've never liked us. And they never
will, under any circumstances where the great Satan is crazy.
And the Russians must be beside themselves of watching this go
on because none of these people will turn on us in a minute. Now
that said, it's possible that we would love to just screw things
up in certain areas, because that's one of the things we do.
And when people are over analyzing what we're up to
sometimes miss what we're really up to, which may be to create a
situation, especially in Europe, that just essentially breaks
their back. What by creating, like some sort of friction
between these two gas and oil companies. I don't know I can't
say for sure, but this is not a good thing.
It's It's fascinating to
me, and it's bullcrap. Everything McCain says is
bullcrap the guy is a liar. Yeah.
I love this. Megyn Kelly Fox reporting, of course, now we
have mercy. Who is now the first democratically elected president
of Egypt. And we tell you, I think they were doing fine.
Find the pictures on the front page, everybody out to should
find the front page of The New York Times Saturday, where
there's a picture, this guy is showing that he has no
protection, and he's surrounded by a bunch of goons with
sunglasses on that it's just a funniest photo I have seen for
years. Yeah.
Here's, here's a little soundbite from from Fox that
someone sent me that I thought was just hilarious, because I
have no words for it. Here we go.
This guy Morsi. You know, he went he was educated here in the
West in the United States. And yet, when you look at, you know,
sort of his list of highlights. The one that jumps out at me is
he wants the United States to hold a scientific conference so
we can determine the real culprits behind the 911 attacks
because he doesn't believe it was Al Qaeda. That doesn't sound
good. That doesn't sound good, does it?
It just nailed that. Yeah. He also wants the first thing he
demanded, I think was to get that Sheikh, the blind. Yes. The
Blind Sheikh is right. He won't lead to get him released. Yeah,
he's, you know, he's had to clean I have the clarity. I have
the clip. I have
the clip an image from Egypt today and words that have
ignited anger back here at home. Mohammed Morsi took the oath of
office as Egypt's first freely elected president, but remarks
he made in the last 24 hours, causing alarm here in the US.
Morsi pledged to work for the release of a Blind Sheikh who is
serving a life sentence in the US for plotting the first attack
on the World Trade Center. Oh, yeah,
this is gonna be it's gonna be very interesting. He's already
playing tit for tat. You give me this, I give you that. Hey, how
about my $3 billion? Okay, there may be I'll throw the sheikh
under the bus
and wait until he turns his sights on Israel because once
they leave take over Egypt, which will be soon I mean, they
took over that Tahrir Square thing was wild. I mean, it was
all salaam office and they're all wearing their goods and
they're, you know, crazy. outfits and screaming
everything.
Right. What do you mean by crazy outfits? John, what are you
talking about?
The burkas you know? The women are all covered up are sexy,
man. I love the burgers. Yeah. Well, a lot of the Ionis show
their eyeballs. It's a complete black. Yeah. But anyway, the
point is they're gonna turn their sights on Israel. And I'm
convinced and I'm just stunned that you know, the cut is
obvious that Israel's a target to be just, you know, to be
messed with in use as a pawn. It's used as a pawn for the
Iranian, Iranian missile or bomb, they're not really
building and it's going to be used as a pawn with Egypt. I
mean, there's just a, you know, essentially, a ball being kicked
around. And this is amazing to me that all the American you
know, the tension is so democratic,
but but we we have the Russians now with the Israelis, and they,
of course, they're gonna go right. They're gonna go straight
up through Cyprus, in degrees. Gazprom is going to own all that
all the Greek assets, and they're going to they're going
to shoot it all up from the south. Well, you know, Turkey is
still going to build this thing from Azerbaijan. And so I think
the Israelis and the Russians, they're like having the, you
know, the I think both of them are in cahoots, and we're still
which we've been doing since the 70s. We're still dicking around
with the Saudis.
You know, I think when these pipelines go in a shooting in
every which way, we're gonna get a lot of stories, and we're
gonna be discussing it on this show of these things being
bombed left and
right blown up. Absolutely. Oh, yeah. We're gonna have drone
strikes, lots of drones. Yeah, lots of drones. Maybe I should
get into my drone story here. This is a good transition. For I
think, John C. Dvorak, we have been submitted to a very
effective SIOP we have been sai opt for years, you and I as
well. There has been any
good it has to do work. Yes. And in fact,
I should probably
I will point out before wired and Danger Room and, and
everybody else, we were talking about drones, we've been talking
about drones for years, we've been predicting drones over us
skies, and it happened kind of so forcefully and so massively,
that we didn't even really have a chance to say, Yeah, we kind
of told you that was gonna happen. Right? It just, it was
amazing. Now let me lay down a couple of clips in this latest
news story, which came out of text that we talked about on
Thursday. This was bothering me, was really bothering me and I
figured out what's going on. It's a big psychological warfare
and I can I can we can get out the red book because we're going
to put this one down. And and we need to keep our eye on this. So
first of all, we had the drones we had the stories of tired
overworked person now they have you know, stressed 12 hours.
It's so weird. We had the unencrypted data links, right?
It was Oh, my You know, like, people can see the video. Maybe
someone could hijack the drone. Remember all those stories? Then
we actually had a drone hijacked Iran. Got one of our drones. Of
course, we have continuous stories about signature strikes.
This is all code signature strikes. Well, yeah. We laugh
like if you're doing a jumping jack, then you have the
signature. But of course, even Facebook has facial recognition.
Google has facial recognition for the new tablet, I mean, this
is all and we have the Gorgon stare, and the Argus IR, these
are all things that have been in the show notes before where we
have real high resolution real time data over six 700
kilometers. I mean, this is really, really, really highly
visible stuff, then. And I was just talking about this actually
with the I won't say who but one of the people who was at the at
the meetup, because of course, we got to protect some of what
these guys are doing or have done. The biggest problem. And
there's lots of new stories about this is we're running out
of satellite bandwidth for both for the video feeds, which can
be 20 gigabits a second, but also for controlling the drones.
And we just they can't fly all the drones simultaneously
because they don't have the satellite link. So we can't get
satellites up fast enough. And then we have the big story,
which is the GPS hijack. And what bothered me about this is
that the Department of Homeland Security, invited Todd E.
Humphries, he is the scholar at University of Texas, invited
them to demonstrate if they were capable of successfully spoofing
the GPS system to take over the drone. Now, if you invite
someone from the University of Texas, to come and do that, and
they're successful, do you send out press releases? You know, do
you have all this you know, big hoopla? Whoa, is completely
viral. You know, next to the the Tom Cruise 33 story. I'm even I
wonder if people listen to the show because it's not like we
haven't talked about this. They're sending me the story.
Oh, the spoofing drones, which of course, we also said would
happen. So I'm like, this is PR, and I tried to figure out what
it was and I think the, you know, having, you know, a new
secure GPS, non spoofing full GPS system is too simple an
answer. And here's why. I look into this Todd Humphries guy.
Now He currently works Todd E. Humphries. He currently works at
University of Texas previously, he worked he was at Cornell, PhD
in aerospace. And Cornell University is very specific. And
by the way, these not just courses, they have the
University of these are commercial entities. They have
High Tech incubators, you know, these universities where
technology is made and then sold to defense related companies.
They have something called see you air Q air cu air, which is
Cornell University unmanned air systems. And before I tell you
exactly what their focus is, let me give you the list of their
sponsors. You can find it at q air.engineering.cornell.edu. So
these are the platinum sponsors who sponsor this research at
Cornell University where this Todd e Humphries came from. We
have electronic warfare associates, Lockheed Martin,
Intel Space Systems LOral we have what is it cloud cap
technology? These are big, especially Lockheed, and Laura.
These are big defense contractors. So they're
sponsoring all this so called research, and what do they
specialize in? They specialize. Actually, our goal I'm quoting
from the website is to design build and test an unmanned
autonomous aircraft. A ha, autonomous drones. That's where
this is headed John. And Google is complicit in this by making
us all feel so incredibly great about the autonomous car it can
drive itself it doesn't need any help. The I triple E, a another
organization that Tati Humphries is a member of they have their
plans 2012 conference, and let me give you one of their fine
little topics vision integrated navigation for vehicular and
robotic applications, projects, concept systems, advanced
algorithms related to emerging vision based navigation
applications in vehicular and robotic applications, including
autonomous air and ground vehicles. This is about making
the drones autonomous with their own Kill Decision, their own
idea of of this signature fits, and is there unhide jackal and
toddy Humphries, just to make it crazier is a Mormon. He's he's
really big in the Mormon community. What do the Mormons
have John? They've got the biggest freaking database of
every human being in the world. And you can probably think
they're gonna have to have pictures associated with that.
So it's toddy Humphries, toddy Humphrey, this is a bad guy.
Give me why this is so important. In warfare, the first
war machine we really had, let's put in the Middle Ages, were
knights, you could you could put a knight in some armor, give
them a sword, put them on a horse. And he was
indestructible. You know, he would chop heads off with
peasants, he would kill people left and right, you couldn't you
could throw chuck a spear at him some rocks. So you know, throw
fire, it wasn't gonna stop the night. Then we had gunpowder.
AND GUNPOWDER was great because you you didn't need to train
some dude to ride a horse with them with metal on his give this
this stick to these idiots and say point in that direction,
pull the trigger boom. But of course, in order to win wars,
and to be powerful, you had to have a lot of Human Resources
carrying these guns. And this is obviously the government is most
afraid here in the United States of the civilian population.
Because I don't care what kind of weaponry you're coming with.
When the entire population is armed or has access to guns,
you're gently you know, the odds are stacked against you. So what
is the ultimate is to remove the human element from warfare, and
just program these drones. They can fly in swarms. We've seen
the videos we've been so propagandize and mate so used to
it, that I guarantee you, we're going to see huge money, who
will have bills in Congress will have the fence guys saying we
need this. It's really important for autonomous drones. And that,
that will be the destruction of the world because you don't all
you need is money. And when you have money, you can build the
drone. You can build it in China, you can build you can
copy them, you can do whatever you want. And every frickin
country in the world is going to have an in when they're
autonomous, getting the basement.
That's a pretty picture.
By the way, added to the kill list today kill this.curry.com.
Eight more suspected militants in Pakistan killed by a drone.
You can keep track of it. Of course, this happens every week,
after the Tuesday kill this meeting, where they look at the
baseball cards and the PowerPoints and the President
says Yeah, that guy, but pretty soon, no meetings. The president
can just sit in his office and watch the video which is known
as killed TV by the way but the drone people I Just watched the
video. And the drones will do all the business in itself. And
this all came together to me, John, people have been trying to
tell me this. And I didn't quite understand it. But we have
people who are in the in this business listening to our show.
Yeah, we do. And they've been trying to tell me in not so
subtle ways. And I and all of a sudden it just, it all clicked
for me when I saw this ut thing we are being set up and made
ready to accept the idea of autonomous drones flying around
making decisions based upon rules and killing us.
Yeah, well, there you have it. Welcome to the 21st century.
That's an enlightening there we go donations down to the dump,
I'm taking over should be buying guns. Yeah, he's not gonna do
much good yet to shoot at these things as they come by. Probably
those guys with those tubes in Spain will have a better shot as
well. I still believe that populations have a voice and we
can at least try and say no, I don't
think that's a good idea. That's gonna work.
Denmark is even getting drones. Denmark, Defense Minister Nick,
hook it up, wants Denmark to follow. Other countries have its
own drones to take over some of the monitoring and battle tasks
currently handled by the country's F sixteens. I can see
a list of tasks that would be obvious to let drones carry out
instead of fighter aircraft, who could look tells information
sources, adding that surveillance of Arctic regions
would be one area sure that's where all the oil is. Drones are
relevant alternative particularly in times of
austerity when they can supplement aircraft. But they
can also I see benefit of using them as weaponry. Yeah, exactly.
It's beautiful. So that's it. And how and how and how good is
all that? A? It frightens me that we the government thinks
they can build some artificial intelligence. Probably based on
their investment in Facebook.
I mean, this is essentially not dead. You know, we've we've sunk
this low. But this is essentially Robocop one the
movie? Yeah, the Skynet. But those Skynet is not from
Robocop. What was Skynet? Skywalker was from Germany
Terminator, right? Well, it's a combination kind of combination.
Well, actually, the Robocop one where you had these autonomous
machines that were going to police, you know, Detroit,
right, is essentially this and why would you not have you know,
you'd come down to a lower level, you have autonomous, you
could have an autonomous police force, using the Google
technology, floating around pulling you over and giving you
tickets, or just taking your number. And
that's all hard. The flying part is relatively easy. You know,
because you're getting these things up there and flying
around that it's relatively easy. You don't have to deal
with traffic or not a lot of traffic.
No, that's true. But there's driving driverless cars this but
we've
been duped. We've been duped into thinking this is great.
Specifically, never thought it was great. No, well knows
autonomy, specifically by Google with their car. They're a part
of the setup. This is the psychological warfare. They're a
part of it. Why else? Why does Google have to make a frickin
self driving car? Make search? Give me Gmail. Oh, I do your
Google Plus. What's with the car? Sirsi. What is the business
reason for Google and the car? Yeah, seriously, give me you can
answer it because the only reason it's an NSA project?
Well, the cars coming. Of course, of course, it'd be the
drones, of course.
But they're going to be loaded, cocked and pointed in your
direction.
And when one goes off accidentally kills a bunch of
people like that incident. As you recall. There were the
Chinese Embassy was blown to smithereens in during the
Clinton Administration. By accident. There we already are
set up for the accidents. I mean, it's that nobody bitched
about that.
So the so here's the only things we can do.
There's nothing we can Yeah, the resumed
No, we're not doomed. Now. I have more hope than that. I can
just see Miss McKee smiling. She's like, yes, yes, I've
programmed him. Very good. Hey, boris and Natasha. Stop using
Google. Just stop using Google's
Google and do what just just
pull on your Amstel vein, but stop using Google to stop using
Google. If you're in the University of Texas drop out
now. drop out, drop out. You're supporting the destruction of
the universe. And what else can we do? Now if you see this Totti
Humphries stomp on his feet
to kick him in the shins that'd be
Jacob doesn't my mom used to say kick him in the shins? Why isn't
where did that come? What Where did that come from
movies if you remember this old WC Fields movies, there'll be
some like WC Fields or somebody be walking up the street just by
themselves and a little kid. Oh, right running out of the yard
and kick him in the shin and run off for no reason.
kicking them I remember my mom used to say that have have kick
him in the shins. And like, what how does that even you know?
What is that? What does that even mean
anymore? To that routinely? It's an equalizer. Yeah, it hurts to
get your shins. Yeah, no,
it sucks for sure. Anyways, that was my big revelation. And let's
all be on the lookout for more for more of this propaganda, and
at least alert ourselves about it. That's about the best we can
do. And combat it that way. Because you just have to be
aware that you are being there's psychological warfare being
practiced on you right now. And the amount of virality of this
drone hijacking is a big part of it. So please put that in the
book who markdowns July 1 2012. This thing can I mean, the next
big session we have the next conversation about defense
budgets or whatever is going to be about autonomous drones now
the only thing is they've got to have a different name for it.
And I haven't quite figured out with that because you know you
autonomous that's too complicated for the slaves we
got to have a you know a cool name so I think part of the the
self driving drone
what Indy drone
the autonomous car is helping because people get that
hey, don't call it dead. It's called dry. It's called self
driving.
So sell flying. No, but it's all going to be like this is safe.
You know, we don't want Iran hijacking another one of our
another one of our drones. And it has to have it soon, but you
won't hear a lot about the gogo drones. That's a good one. I
like that Robo drone. Now that's too scary as to as to scary.
Gogo drones as my chat room is happy little drones in this nice
little they need to do and also by the way, and the current word
drone has to go yes, the curry Devorah Consulting Group is
available to the ministry the Department of Defense if you
need some help. I think these things need to paint job. I
mean, you definitely need to paint smiley faces on them.
And they should be painted blue. A pretty blue sky blue. Yeah,
exactly. It'd be a gorgeous thing to see a nice baby blue
devices that is ugly, gray looking monstrosity.
Yeah, the gray is not is not helping your cause here. People
to really want to do it right. Guardian angels who like that
one? Ooh, that is good guardian angels. And
finally, something from the chat room.
Buddy in the sky. The sky, buddy in the Sky with Diamonds.
Close friends.
Buddy in this a guardian angel. That's a great project name.
Guardian Angel. Anyway.
Okay, well, we got big news here in California. Oh, this must be
the foie gras. Yes. Over today is the day he congratulated
Canada's birthday on Canada's birthday. We've banned flog raw
because it's so important that we ban it.
Great protesting in San Francisco outside a good buy for
gras event. Executive Chef at Bernardus lodge Cal Stam enough
has been part of efforts for the last two years to keep Fung gras
on the table.
We use it for a lot of our background background like for
some of our soups, and and it's a bit gives instead of using
butter. We use duck fat,
but anyone caught selling for gras starting Sunday will face
$1,000 Fine. Until then it's on the Bernardus menu. Other local
restaurants have sold out.
I think it's a little bit of picking away our rights to be
able to eat
what we want salmon off says the delicacy is just one of the
ingredients that make restaurants like his what they
are,
there is you know, quite a few of the upper end restaurants
that do need to supply you know some indulgent ingredients like
caviar and foie gras and truffles.
Now the first finds that restaurants could see if they
disobey this new ban is actually $250. And then it can grow from
there. But restaurants and chefs really aren't entirely sure how
this new ban is going to be policed. So that's something
that they will watch going forward. But of course, they're
going to try to obey that to start off with. Alright,
Brittany, thank you. Some restaurants tell us they've
already sold out of there. So, if you aren't going out to that
last meal,
make sure you call ahead. That's right. flog Gropp police before
Well, police are coming up. Yes, it all thanks to PETA. It's just
the beginning of the end.
We you and I have consumed for aguar together. Yeah,
unfortunately,
you know the thing a lot of people don't realize duck for
the frog ra you get in the United States. 90% of it is
duck. Right? And they're really, really good stuff is goose. But
how
come the ducks or are you? Is it just goose swag why you can't
have or you can't
know you can't have any flog raw. It was because of the duck
flog rod that they banned it because they're forced feeding
ducks and ducks are so cute. And geese are mean yeah, they hit
that people got I mean talking about you know, but there's some
some thematic stuff going on here. Because there's duct news.
Oh, hold on. I'm sorry. I was. We don't have a jingle for it,
but we'll hit it.
This farmer in the rice growing area near Tokyo once use lots of
pesticides on his crops. These days, he uses ducks. Like an
advancing Italian. The Hungry ducks clear the field of weeds
and plant destroying insects. One bite at a time under contact
will be much easier to use pesticides, but we don't know
there are effects in humans, that would be much more
expensive. And also we prefer to use ducks who work in a very
systematic manner. On top of eradicating insects, ducks will
help tilled the soil with their webbed feet. But there are other
advantages come on all their waste is a good fertilizer so we
don't have to use much of on seasons Okay,
eat the ducks when the seasons obviously you got the drone
stories. You've got the analysis that's going to affect our day
to day life. But I've got the ducks
nor you are an awesome man Jon Snow, web feet will help
plow the field somehow.
It's all you know, this whole it's all Canada's fault, because
we're the geese come from Hello. Thanks, Canada. You gotta Blame
Canada, right?
I don't know who to blame. I'm just saying it's just the we
can't get flogged right anymore because you know, they're
telling us what to eat. And heaven forbid we forced feed a
duck. Meanwhile, the Japanese are going to eat these ducks
that have so you know, they've gone into their fields and eaten
the insects and done what they had to do. And then they get
eaten. I mean, I don't see the difference.
I don't understand one thing. You have this duck story, you
know, you should duck call. This is a full paw on the frog Wha
Okay, okay, we got it.
So this I'm done with it. I'm done with ducks.
There's this great. Someone sent me this link to I guess there
was a short See, couldn't find it real quick. There was a short
like I was short movie competition. And let me see what
it's called Hall a second. Great short films. And I I'm not quite
sure who put this out. Great short, great short films. The
winner when this came out about a month ago, is a eight minute
movie. And it's linked in the show notes. 422 dot and a show
notes.com called the gate. And it is the production value on
this. It's of Terminator quality. It's short, but I mean,
you've got vertical takeoff landing aircraft, you've got
soldiers with no hydraulic suits and just amazing beautifully
shot. But this is no small little film and there's some
real big money behind it, although not mentioned in the
credits. And the premise of the movie is that people start
transforming into these horrible, ugly four footed
murderous creatures. That also you know, like It kind of like,
they look a little bit like the thing and not the thing. What's
the Sigourney Weaver? To the alien alien, right? The head
looks like Alien, but it's people on the
the biblical quote, which I think is interesting.
So here is the setup. In the movie, I've pulled two clips as
to what is happening. So I told
you research at Rosalind identified part of the
biological process that we now know to be responsible. By the
stage research efforts were focused on what role DNA might
have during these episodes. And quite quickly, the Rosalind team
determined that certain long redundant gene sequences were
becoming activated. It's never been clear as to what their
functional purpose may have been in the past, but one theory is
that they once played an important role in the
evolutionary process.
So there's something happening with these people's DNA in this
movie. Are you watching it while we're while we're talking? Yeah.
Oh, you're you know what? You turn on your YouTubes and, uh,
you got helium? A real? Yeah, to turn off the clip and turn it on
your bandwidth blows. So I'm like, Wow, there's so much money
behind this thing who made it? That is all revealed around the
eight minute mark. Here is the relevant clip
8:54pm Mr. Wiseman was found deceased in the fourth floor
lobby area. But most importantly, physical evidence
found in Mr. Wiseman's office, was confirmation that he
regularly purchased pharmaceutical products via an
unregulated online retailer. The discovery of similar products
found in the possession of the other victims led to the
conclusion that they too had made purchases from the very
same website. forensic analysis of this evidence revealed that
it contained a highly unstable synthesize property that was
chemically similar to a hormone that is naturally found in the
process of DNA construction and repair. It is this similarity
that had prevented earlier detection during the pathology
examinations. In short, the prolonged usage of this unstable
chemical, combined with an unusual blood group eventually
culminated in activating the catastrophic biological process
to cause their deaths.
So here's the idea. If you use unregulated medicines that you
purchase on the internet, you will wind up a creature that
eats people funded entirely by big pharma.
Unbelievable. That's how they get it for day all the special
effects and you're still watching because you're told No
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I'm gonna sound like this for the rest of the show.
It would be okay if we didn't cut out from the time the time.
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Are you getting the breast milk
wow just we got some chocolate goat milk at the at the market
it's
funny I got I got some raw goat milk the other day
and had been the chocolate is is off the hook.
It would be I could see that I can see that working it was just
fantastic
really really loved it. Hey, wow John we had and we only had one
donation from Perth but I wanted to this the second half of the
show. And you know people say oh there's no sticking over the
shoe stuff man well because when there's no second half of the
show stuff and they're just gonna make crap up you know, I
got legislation to read so a couple of days ago a what people
are claiming a it was a meteorite crashed into the ocean
right off of Perth and you can Google this you have to see it.
What's our producer Aaron says You know what's weird about
this? Is that it left a like a vapor trail at first of all, it
caused a sonic boom. Everyone heard it right in 1000 mile
range, but it left a vapor trail that is that is been hanging
around for 24 hours.
Is this different than the show on February 5 There was a meet a
bow light Meteor fireball.
This one just happened like in the last 48 hours.
And it's also a big one a big Perth meteorite on November
10 2011. And there was another monster on December 22 2000
Apparently Perth gets a lot of these and it's all offshore but
get this here it is Meteor plunges into ocean lighting up
Perth sky.
But look at the look at the Vapor Trail which is not a
cloud. Yeah, but that thing's been hanging there for like 24
hours.
Maybe there's no wind and look at the inversion layer right
there. It is a classic. I'm looking at the picture. That's a
classic inversion layer where there's no movement I this does
not surprise me It uses this is not a non non starter from
space.
But he does say that ships aircraft etc are not allowed
anywhere in the area, which I'd find a little unnecessary.
Although, I guess you can go dig up some media, right? That could
be worth a fine.
If it's a big one is worth millions.
But here is the crazy one. Have you heard about the Stargate?
This he heard about Yes, I did. And I was wondering if you're
going to Yeah, the story? Yes. Well,
I've been watching I've been following the story for a while.
This is a an unidentified submerged object, which has got
the not the information, or
was this found again in the Baltic Sea or the Baltic Sea?
Exactly. And what's what's weird about this, this is the new news
that has come out. We've seen this thing on Neil, we've seen
pictures of it, and he ships
around UFO Stargate, and the Gulf of Aden in June 9 2011. It
moved a bit somebody moved it.
Yeah. So they moved it over to the Baltic Sea. And they have
the Explorer X team out there, trying to figure out what it is.
And here's a piece of a report, which I think is from a Russian
news report. In English, interestingly, about the
weirdness surrounding this general area when the divers are
trying to figure out what's going on here, we looked at
the our tide computer and it said minus one degree that's
critical for a diver and it's should really be impossible to
have that cold water because it actually turns into ice. But
that could be explained by by the movement of the water.
So some strange phenomenon occurred. A main objective of
the die was to film the object, and yet the camera stopped
working when they approached OBS.
Why isn't anything working? Anything electrical satellites,
oh, we have as well stopped working when we were above the
object. When we got away for about 200 meters, it turned on
again. And when we got back over the objects, it didn't work. So
that's kind of dropped as well.
There's your proof it's got some kind of electric electromagnetic
field or something the minute you're within 200 meter range
above the the object video cameras don't work the site
phones go out you travel outside of that 200 meter range lenient.
I think there's something going on. We've got these things
crashing. It could be the same thing like this crashing into
the ocean there in Perth, because it looks kind of like a
spaceship.
So this is a this all stems from some company called Trans
ception incorporated that began its public relations campaign.
The parent the shows up on the PR Newswire from Austin, Texas.
No coincidence dated April 6 2012. A technology transfer
company submitted to NASA Administrator Charles Bolden a
formal letter of recommendation, pursuant to 14 CFR Section
12 21.2 that the crew of Apollo 11 be nominated for the
congressional space Medal of Honor on the grounds that they
actually made contact with the remains of an ancient shipwreck
while on the lunar surface made available for public displays 11
hours of video showing five professional and to trainee
controlled remote views describing the unidentified
submerged object in his dressing on the bottom of the Baltic Sea
by the Swedish crew of the ocean explorer using its side scanning
sonar last June
I'm so happy to read all of that extremely cynical bullcrap voice
of yours while you were helium it'll be it could make for a
great opener of the show call me back we got him didn't we? So
apparently John can now not even load a video. I mean, a picture
on his home build windows 95 computer which is really
starting to concern me a bit. Is he calling me or do I have to
does not understand that. Maybe doesn't mean you still talk. It
doesn't mean No, we've disconnected. You there. Yeah.
Okay, work this time. Yeah, you
were was so funny. You're like that mocking voice you do when
you like do you think that I'm crazy? Doing
a mocking voice never do a mocking voice lovely. Do I do a
mocking voice?
Yeah, yeah, you mock it when I questioned the universe and say
hey, wait a minute, you know there's something going on here.
We really don't need to be mocking it's I'm remiss.
Love you. By the way.
Here's the here's what we're gonna go back to this thing. So
the question is how could the Swedes get movies and pictures
and get all this stuff and shots of the thing and that now all of
a sudden you can't get a shot off. Come on.
There's a suggestion here from the chat room maybe pay your AOL
bill for problem with Skype chat room is so funny. Ah,
come on, man. I love you. You know that they all everybody
loves you. They love
you, man.
Hey, Paraguay, nice little java the little hit job there, huh?
Yeah. So this this is where all the if you want if you're
looking for the Kenneth Lay the guy who died I suppose the dead
died of a heart attack. You know, if you want to see where
the bushes are hanging out, go to Paraguay. I guess it wasn't
good. And I guess they need to get rid of that President.
Fernando Lugo
Well, he was getting sick of these expats moving in and
taking over the place. Yeah. And
they just took him out, didn't they? They just impeached him on
like something incredibly stupid things was it was like, gone.
Here's the impeachment. I wish we could have this in America by
the way. He was impeached because he was really funny.
Where was it? It was like heat like something in 2009. Crap. I
had it listed and I can't find it feel like a douche? Yeah,
four charges. He improperly allowed leftist parties to hold
a political meeting in an army base in 2009. He allowed 3000
squatters to illegally invade a large Brazilian owned soybean
farm. That's his camping. And his government failed to capture
members of a leftist guerrilla group, the Paraguay and People's
Army. And he signed an international protocol without
properly submitting it to Congress for approval case. I
mean, aren't you know, we'd have no president if we had those
rules?
Yeah, that's for sure. So that
brings me to fast and furious. And, and Eric Holder. So of
course, our Attorney General here in the United States was
held in contempt of Congress, which we knew would mean
nothing. In fact, the Justice Department has said, Well, we're
not going to prosecute him. Oh, okay. So I guess that's it. But
what was weird, and we have been predicting this to happen was
that the the Black Caucus of the Democrats, and this very
specifically at the Black Caucus, walked out of this vote.
And for those of you who don't know, our Attorney General, Eric
Holder is black. He's more brown, but he's an African
American. Not that I don't think anyone gives a crap. And then
these guys, come on. Well, yeah, here's the here's the little
this is from CNN. And what came after it was what blew me away.
But listen to this, is to make sure this is Cleaver, by the
way, that at least
a group of members of Congress expressed to the nation that we
are non participants in what we believe to be a calamity. This
is a terrible day for the House of Representatives. What this is
about, we can't decide for sure. But it certainly is not about
Eric Holder or holding back documents. And so we did not
want to participate in something that we believe to have some
kind of smell to it. Okay, so he says it has some kind of smell
to it,
smell.
Smell to it. And not just the Black Caucus, but a lot of the
Democrats are saying this is political. It has a smell to it.
And Wolf Blitzer smelled something else. Oh, you heard
Congressman Emanuel Cleaver, say, and he was I think using
some signals some code language, if you will, that this has some
kind of smell to it. And I know what a lot of members of the
African American community have been implying have been
suggestion, given the fact that the Attorney General of the
United States Eric Holder is himself African American, but
how do you interpret what Emanuel Cleaver has just said,
is this guy an asshole or what are
both he's an asshole and or what?
I mean, that's incredible. He immediately says, Well, this is
clearly you know, they smell racism,
Blitzer. This is he is in citing racism, yeah, well, we know
that this has been going on. But it's not even pretty lame
though. And you know, nobody, even half the public doesn't
even know that this has gone on this Eric Holder situation, that
guy wouldn't cough up the documents. He basically told
Congress to screw it. So they deserve to put him in contempt.
He was in contempt, or
what's funny is that Eisah has submitted to the Congressional
Record, pretty much the document that holder is not producing.
It's the affidavit describes the most controversial tactic of all
abandoning surveillance of known straw purchasers, resulting in
the failure to interdict arms. This is the letter that he put
in the Congressional Record. And on pages of above 440924 411, he
actually has the wiretap, that shows that holder knew about all
this before he said he knew about it, which shows that he
was lying. And all of this is, you know, it's it's so it's very
much like, Watergate in some ways. And you know, it's being
called Obama
up and it's a perjury, it's got all these things, and then these
black Congress guys, they don't give us Hitler. They didn't he
was black. Good to go.
Good to go. Yeah. You want to wait and for Yeah, put this in
the Red Book? Well, yeah.
I'm waiting for out red book out. Open page. Get the stamp,
get the date stamp. I'm just waiting for probably McCain, by
the way to say that the Colorado wildfires were started by al
Qaeda.
I think they're sitting on that. I agree. I mean, we've gotten
one though one thing has come out as the Colorado wire
wildfires are because of global warming. Yeah, I've heard that.
I think they're sitting I think they're they're one step away
from doing that if they need to. Yeah, I I'm not gonna argue that
because it's very unlikely, because I heard a report or
there's 100 of them took place simultaneously doesn't make any
sense. And of course, we know Al Qaeda is out to get Colorado.
Yeah. Yeah. Colorado big giant de international threat. That
dead state of Colorado, all those trees. Yeah, get hit with
a club.
Well, we really hope that someone will come through with a
trailer for us or just looking for it could be a 20 footer. I
mean, doesn't have to be huge. Just something with a little
kitchen with a twin size bed will fit into it somehow and a
bathroom. We don't need to shower anything. Just your basic
gray and black water facilities. And we'd love to borrow that
we'd love to borrow it to starting somewhere in the state
of Texas. That'll be easier for us. And we will definitely be
going to Colorado Springs and as long as not burning. And it'll
be done by then. Yeah, well, we'll be visiting every bowl.
Let's talk about the fact that you are going to what we're
thinking about doing today. Not reruns. But we're Yeah, here's
the let me let me let me set this up. Let me set this up. So
we're leaving on Monday, July 9, and we are returning on I think
it's Wednesday. Would that be the 18th?
Take a look. Then we take a look at the calendar. Yeah. Okay,
July 9, which is next Monday. So you can still do the Sunday
Sunday show
do the Sunday show, which by the way, the eighth is Miss Mickey's
birthday, but she insists I do the show.
Okay, what was your birthday?
Yeah, exactly. Yeah, we and then we return on the 18th. Right. So
then on the 13th we have our the party that is throwing for us at
supper club,
right? So you don't want to work on the 12 and the 15th.
Right, because Monday is when we have the actual ceremony.
Right? So you can take the 12 and 15 off if we can fill well
we have to put something hold on
nothing there. Just go back. It's really started because
donations are down during the summer. Yeah, and they're down
today big time. So it doesn't really matter if we do a show
because apparently not enough people are listening to really
make this our
television networks have known this forever.
Yeah, yeah.
This is not that we haven't discovered anything. Well no but
it's but we can do we can put up to good shows and this is what I
my thing. Okay, we have a clip show did well, I haven't heard
it yet. But you What do you think of it?
Well, he did a pipeline clip show. And he did a compilation
of episodes 381 82 and 83. I think even 84 is like a two hour
show. I want you to listen to it. I thought it was pretty
good. And he's a different intro. Obviously.
We re intro it now. Okay, well, let me listen to that. Now the
other thing I wanted to do, which is the more complicated
one is show 200.5 which was never actually released for
normal it was done for the deuce club people contributed $200 To
commemorate show 200. And it was show show 20.5, which kind of
explains our model of the show, I was thinking that we would run
that show, again with commentary as to what changed. So in other
words, we have a new fresh show. In other words, we run the show
and then talk about the show after the show is over, because
it's not a long show, it's an hour and some
SOA, so we rerun 2000 to 2205, which was a hidden show, yes, to
now be made available to everybody, which is where we
deconstructed the show. And then we'll make what, like 2030
minutes, we'll talk about how things have changed,
right, what have changed. We'll go over and take notes on the
show. And then we'll say, well, here's what's different. And
here's some other things that were different. Actually,
there's a lot different when you we still suck. Yeah. Well,
here's the here's the other thing that was thinking because
we because I knew you'd say that. One of the elements of
that show that I think is interesting that we forgot all
about, we should have probably done it. I'd show 300.5 is we
took questions from the audience specific to, you know, personal
questions. Oh, right. Right, right, right. Yes. We asked for
a bunch of questions. And we had a bunch of questions. And you
were read the question, and we try to explain why do you guys
use the how do you do that? What kind of soundboard Do you have?
What kind of mic do you use? I mean, these kinds of things that
we're not normally going to talk about on a regular show. And I
think if we open up, we got plenty of time we got a week,
over a week actually, to open it up for open up questions. We can
have a like you can email myself or Adam. No, no, no, no
email two rings at No.
Don't do that whenever you get the questions. So
yeah, by the way, it's always fun, because some people will
email you some people will email me. That way, we get different
questions. And that way, we don't know what questions we
have. It'll still be kind of like a random show like we
always do. Because I think most people know at this point, we
never talked to each other except on the program.
Now the key to this for everyone out there listening, you can
send an email to adam@career.com or john@devora.org. And the key
so it doesn't kill us. In the subject line, show question in
caps, if you can remember caps, but show question or show
questions. Why does
have to be in caps is that so you can see. Because I'm hard. I
want to make it as easy as doesn't have to be in caps
forgetting to put show questions, I'll do a search with
an asterix. No, don't put anything just put show quit
hashtag. Don't put a hash number sign. So question in the subject
line, and then we can consolidate the questions. No,
no, we're not going to consolidate the questions on the
show on time. Yeah. And, and do so to answer some more questions
because people do have questions. And it's very
entertaining. So we'll do the show 2.5 plus the kind of a
summary of what's changed. And then and we'll cut to 200.5
Download, take out some of the stuff that's you know, we had a
long laundry list of people who donated the show 200 And
thing and by the way, academic. Don't ask what operating system
Johns. That makes us Skype so crappy. That question is Bane.
So anyway, so we'll do that. And then that'll cover us on,
probably run the clip show on on Tuesday, Thursday, and then
finish up with the 200.6. We'll call it write a show on Sunday,
and then we're good to go the next week. Well,
and then I return on Wednesday and then you know, jet lagged or
not, you know, I'll be banging away on Thursday.
Yeah, and you'll have collected a lot of material from being in
Europe for oh, yeah, no, I'll
have tons of stuff. I mean, the work doesn't stop. It's just I
will say that this is a big deal for us. Now a second rodeo. It's
all friends and family over there. And then of course
there's a whole press element that makes it annoying. So
stressful. The times are off, because you know, I'd have to
start the show at 6pm
Oh, yeah, no, that's impossible. It's doable once you know when I
was over there I did a show from you know from Holland Yeah. And
you can do it it's not like it's impossible but you know, not in
the middle of a wedding situation where and this
summer and it's so so it doesn't hurt that much now do you think
we'll lose audience I think we'll lose some audience if we
if we interrupt I mean that's what I'm concerned about. I'm
and I know we'll we'll lose donation. That's
why I wanted to do these fillers.
Yeah, but people aren't going to give us donations for fillers.
Well, they might I mean, they gave us donations for the clip
show. That that was that
was that was like a sympathy fuck I was
no I will get donations. I think the donations will pretty much
be like they are today.
Well I in that case, then let's rock and roll. Yeah. So we'll
put a donation segment in it, but it's you know, it's not that
we're not doing any work
that we're doing.
Ahead of the show might we'll have to do reentering the clip
showing that they added the 2,020.5 and then we'll, we'll
crank something out. It'll be it'll be entertaining as ever.
Well, I'll tell you one thing Mickey's Very happy if we do
this.
Yeah, I think we should do this. I've always I've always been a
fan of some downtime once in a while, but we do keep the show
going. But in the same way that you know, The Simpsons do clip
shows where they
it was like a talented show. Well,
yeah, but do it week. That's why I said by the way, before I
forget to show questions show I would do first word show,
hashtag number sign, pound asterik show questions, all
uppercase. You know, Todd Cochran, who became a knight
today, uh, he also runs the, the Podcast Awards. And, and, and he
said, you know, the next year or this year, or whatever it is, he
says, I want to make that a category. I said, No, no, you
can't make that a category because we'll lose and someone
else would be the best podcast in the universe that we got
that? He said, No, no, I'm gonna do a category best podcasting
universe with only one podcast you can vote on. That'd be cute.
How cool would that be? Very cool. Best podcast. You can
vote. What's the best podcasts the universal? There's only one
box the
only ones that claim to be Yeah, haven't heard anybody else
claimed to be the best. We have
the URL best podcast and universal. We got to get the
whole thing covered. We got the brand baby, we got the brand.
I'm real sorry there for all of our slaves and get my nation
east. This is crazy. So this, we've been following this
legislation. The government, of course, you know, wants to stop
porn. And so will somebody please think of the children.
And now as part of the home office's communications data
bill, here's what they're proposing. they're proposing
that when, when you use Gmail, I'm going to read this directly.
When an individual uses a webmail service such as Gmail,
the entire webpage is encrypted before it's sent. This makes it
impossible for ISPs to distinguish the content of the
message because they want to get not the content but they want to
get the headers of the Message Under the proposal. Once the
Gmail is sent, the ISP has to route the data via a government
approved black box, which will decrypt the message separate the
content from the header data and pass the ladder back to the ISP
for storage so you can then read it are these people insane?
Wow. That's insane is put up put the black box in your house with
a camera on it pointing at you at all time?
Yeah, well, they have that kind of I guess.
Well, that reminds me of a situation that took place in
England with this Paul Chambers character of a couple clips.
Paul Chambers apparently it was trying to get out of England and
it was like he couldn't. And who
is this guy? Who is this guy?
He's just some poor schmuck. I mean, this story has not been
played. Why does he want to go to England if he's just a
schmuck, he was gonna go meet with some girl because they
arrested him. For twittering. Well read the plague Paul
Chambers and you get the story. And try.
Well, a British man's been convicted for sending a joke
tweet about blowing up an airport. All right. He's having
his appeal heard again now and the case of poor chambers has
attracted widespread condemnation among civil
liberties campaigners for fear its impact on freedom of speech.
Lawrence Lee explains.
This is the story of someone who uses Twitter and who had fallen
in love with somebody in another country. He found out his local
airport was snowed in his visit to the special person was in
doubt, in a moment of foolishness. He committed his
thoughts to the web and wrote this crap. Robin Hood airport is
closed. You've got a week and a bit. Otherwise I'm blowing the
airport sky high. His name is Paul Chambers. One tweet one bad
joke led to him being arrested, prosecuted for making a menacing
comments, criminalized sacked from his job. It is self
evident, but this was a joke. It was taken as a joke. The police
said it was a joke at the airport said it represented no
threat whatsoever. But Paul Chambers still ended up being
prosecuted and convicted. In Britain. The chambers case has
become a landmark over freedom of expression and whether the
law understands the internet.
Wow. Yeah, so this is what's going to be wrong with these
autonomous drones. You're gonna send some stupid tweet is going
to locate it through your eye in the eye on your phone. And then
you know before you know it, you've got an incoming hellfire
missile. Preview preview
preview has been you're gonna get a preview terrible and it's
just some some douchebag prosecutors who are the laws the
lie era you you know these guys are just they're they're
soulless drones themselves. That just they don't say as is
bullcrap just get don't do it again. No one ever thinks about
actually policing the way it used to be done. Hey, buddy.
Don't do that again. Right. That's done. It's a done deal.
The guy want to do it. The way to do it. Yeah. But no, let's go
through the process of wasting the taxpayers money and
imprisoning the guy. What? ruining his life essentially.
We got fired. Yeah. Wow.
Yeah, this is just you know, he wasn't. I don't know. wasn't
thinking I guess I mean, even if he was thinking it wasn't a it
was a tweet. Yeah. He's just irked.
Well, Twitter's going down, man.
Well, Twitter's got issues. I know that I mean, in terms of
the aisle size, think I may have mentioned this on the show
before.
I'm following the whole API discussion. That's the big thing
now.
Well, what's going on? What do you think? Well,
and this is going to happen with Facebook and all these things.
Yeah. They canceled their contract with LinkedIn, because
basically, the only way that you can use Twitter is if you use
the Twitter app, or the Twitter Twitter website, they're cutting
off all the external developers. And you know, you lose your
developers, and then you know, all these new your favorite
clients not going to work at cetera, is going to be
negativity, that stuff always spins, you know, it's, it's,
it's social networks. You know, people don't give a crap,
whatever it is used tomorrow, they use that. And wow, wouldn't
it be interesting if all the people who make Twitter clients
who are now being shunned by Twitter decided to I don't know
use RSS instead, which is pretty much the same thing. You just
need to have subscription things built into the client, and
you're done.
did have some issues with with Twitter, I mean, besides the
basic corruption of people have millions of followers that don't
have millions of followers, but and you can buy followers,
there's all these others. All I know is when Twitter began, and
I had, I was one of the top 20 Twitter's with, like 10,000
followers. This is yours, like 80,000. Now, I know, but I never
got put on one of their lists that would have pumped me up to
a million. It's just bogus,
I'm not even verified. I'm not even verified. I
tried to get verified, they won't verify because they don't
care. I'm verifying and saying this is the story. I had 10,000
followers if I had mentioned something to these 10,000
people, and I tracked it because I always use Bitly or something
that tracks clicks. And you want to use something to shrink your
because the now they shrink them automatically, but used to have
to shrink the URL, or they count as characters. So I'd say hey,
you got to go see this website is really cool. And I put the
website there, and then I track it. And I'd have out of 10,000
followers, I get 3000, click throughs. And I actually wrote a
column about this about how direct mail when you start
really adding things up. It was very similar to the direct mail
number. That's huge. That's a huge amount. That was a huge
amount. That was ridiculous. But it wasn't it was consistent. It
was 80,000, which is eight times more people supposedly you get a
fraction, I get probably at the most 300
Yeah. Well, it's funny, because whenever I see the times
more gives me 1/10. It doesn't make any sense.
So I always look at my server when I tweet out the link to the
show. i The minute the minute the tweet is sent before it even
shows up in my timeline, I get 300 hits, because that's all the
bots. Let's just bots, right? Oh, link, click link, click a
link click then. And a lot of all these millions and millions
of Facebook and Twitter users, they're all you know, government
PR companies with false personas.
That's what a lot of
that's a lot of what's out there. That's a lie means the
like thing
on Facebook is such a scam. It's ludicrous. Yeah. I don't know,
whatever accomplishes I don't care if somebody likes
something. I'm like, Oh, I'm gonna buy it because it's got
500 likes?
Well, I understand the mechanism. I understand it.
I understand it, but it doesn't affect me.
No, it does. I don't care. You know, I don't care either. But
it makes the sad individuals who really use this all the time,
you know, gives them an out, you know, so I'm too tired to say
that was that was a cool picture of your food. So I'll just like
it. That's all that that is, you know, all all these things.
Twitter. You know, if news happens, I go to Twitter to see
what's going on. That's the value of Twitter. If something's
going on at the like power outage, you know, you can find
it that you can that's really cool. Facebook, not so Just now
it's just people making themselves feel irrelevant to
the consumer society. Oh, look at my bag. It hasn't logos it
hasn't logo on it. Anyway, so Twitter's then making mistakes.
And it's easy. It's easy. You know, people are fickle.
No, people are really fickle, especially these days on these
networks. You know, you do one thing and everyone bails out and
then but especially if there's something else that you can jump
to.
Yeah. I've been working on something. But on a something.
All right, well, we'll find out eventually,
with one
of our producers, Dave Jones. Yeah, and we're building is
something that we'll put out open source. And when we're
ready, then I'm sure if I, you know, we put this out to Mr. Oil
and get most labor and all those guys, you know, immediately put
it in 5000 data centers. Everyone can have an account.
But it will be decentralized. And it'll basically be this. The
work on something, no money in it. By the way. I
look forward to it. Yeah, I
know you will. Because you'll use it. You'll be like, Oh, this
is cool. And it'll be no company. No central service.
It'll just kind of work. At least that's the idea.
You know, kind of, yeah, we'll get it'll get co opted. They all
do. So. Let's catch up with Australia. Their second biggest
donors they got that gets they put their carbon tax in play.
Yeah. Well, we knew that. Yeah. Yeah. Well, it's just a complete
rip off and I want to have two clips. One is just a discussion
of what they've done and they're going to charge everybody money
for the holes.
I gotta mention void zero. He's another one of the guys that
runs the servers. You know, if I forget that, then you know, he's
a sysadmin they
get all pissed off and huffily and know that they get they get
very they're very sensitive. You're awesome void zero.
You rock. Okay, sorry, back to Oscars
play. They just play this the introductory clip, then I want
to play a douchebag who's commenting on it. I don't even
know why they ran this guy.
Think of pollution. And this is what might spring to mind. But
Australia's carbon tax will be felt right across its economy.
Because although fewer than 300 creators of carbon dioxide will
pay the tax directly. The effects will be felt by their
customers and by their customers customers to the government
wants its impact to filter down nudging producers to make goods
in a greener way, nudging people towards buying greener products.
But it's controversial. opposition politicians call it a
great big tax on everything. It's certainly ambitious.
Although the price will eventually float for three
years. It's fixed at $23 a ton more than
Whoa, that's exactly what the IMF what Christine Lagarde
predicted remember, yep. Wow,
double the current price faced by producers in the EU.
Predictably, mining companies are queued up to condemn it.
Well, producers of clean energy like the company producing this
tidal energy equipment in Perth stand to benefit.
My goodness that is so the IMF runs the show,
apparently, wow. Me Well, by the way, I'm gonna just ask you
maybe this guy will don't make it ask Anna. But what do they do
with this money?
Oh, well, they give it to other countries. That then goes you
know, they say here's our economic hitman. We're gonna
give this to I don't know, pick a country, the Congo and but
they don't actually give it to the Congo they give it to
American companies that go do the work in the Congo. It's an
economic hitman scheme.
Okay, so now there's douchebag comes on to make comment.
The effects on most Australian businesses though, will be more
subtle. This online shoe retailer will face higher energy
costs at their Sydney headquarters, but they
manufacture in China and affected by Australia's tax.
Carbon Tax is going to have a very small impact on our
business. And if it encourages other economies and governments
around the world to introduce a similar carbon tax that's gonna
have a positive effect on on reducing global warming around
the world and it's gonna have a really positive impact. So
businessman, small impact citizen big impact, I think it's
quite small impact.
So this douchebag In other words, since he's having
everything made in China doesn't have to it's not gonna affect
him hardly. And so as far as he's concerned, that's great
because everyone else is gonna have to pay a lot it's going to
reduce global warming and stuff, the better the I mean, just just
this guy was like you just oblivious to the to the the
Horan ridiculous tax that the Aussies are having to pick up
now. And he makes an excuse for it. I couldn't believe it
anyway, just a personal douchebag guy.
Let me give him a little Hey, what happened? Whoa, whoa, whoa,
there we go, I feels better. It's like a.
So a mini tells dead
cow I read that we've talked about me to tell on the show in
the
rarely but they play the mini tail clip and then we'll talk
about a little bit.
From this scrap it's one square bound breaking Minitel service
complete with mushroom colored boxes that blazed a trail for
the World Wide Web. Launched in 1982. This homegrown precursor
of the internet brought online banking, travel reservations,
and even sex chance to millions. I think that with the Minitel we
invented a lot of today's technology, the fact that a
terminal could access a service at the other end of the world by
means the internet and all online networks. Definite, there
is still an estimated 670,000 terminals in circulation in the
late 1990s. France had 25 million users, but creator
France Telecom was unable to sell the clunky system overseas.
And with the rapid growth of the internet making Minitel
obsolete. The plug will be pulled this weekend once and for
all.
So two things here. I'm very familiar with the Minitel
system. One A was primarily used for getting the weather and for
booking hookers.
Well hold on a second it was put into place and never mentioned
this by the phone company to prevent them from having to
produce phone books. It was a phone directory online phone
directory and so they didn't have to print phone books
anymore. That was the reason it started. It evolved into hookers
yes in fact he got so hooker ish. That if you went and even
as soon as you turn on your terminal you get solicited by a
dozen girls
and I would love by the way and I know you would as well John I
would love to have a minute tell terminal just for my collection.
Yeah, I'd love to have a meanie tell
ya hope they don't destroy them all. They should auction them
off.
There were several systems out there the Netherlands had. They
had well, they have the TeleTech system. What was the other one?
Video TEXT? Where you connected your little box to your had an
upstream to the phone line?
Logic on the television set though, didn't it? Yeah, it
received text. Yeah, I received a text but it was individual to
your set. So teletext is just you know, everyone gets the same
thing. And it's a page and that's still used. People use
that a lot, a lot. But, but the video text, you could actually
talk back to the system and it would address your, your
televisions specifically. And you and they were selling
televisions. And this is just to prove that the whole idea of a
web TV it's not really going to work. It took I think 20 years
for them to finally start selling sets that had this built
in not the talent tax but the video tax and it died off people
stopped using it. You know, it never really became hugely
successful the video text part of it. And I always have to
laugh when I hear that you know Apple TV that's gonna be great.
No, it's not Roku is the only one by the way. I watched this
to our see spam thing about television and video online and
the talking about the regulations. And there was a guy
from Roku there of course there were all the cable guys are
represented. And our government is there such a bunch of
douchebags, all they can talk about is consumption,
consumption, consumers consumption, consumers
consumption, consumers consumers consumption. Not once No, of
course, was there any representation of people who
want to send something up to the internet. It's all about his
great programming. Yes, everyone has to have all this great
programming it's going to be great. The consumers can consume
great video they totally don't understand while it may be they
do but they they're not. They're not letting us they're making
regulations all for the downstream nothing for the
upstream and by the way, this is not about net neutrality. That's
a that's a bull crap trap. It's abhorrent. Not a single person.
Even the Roku guy was disappointing. You know, because
you know if you want to put video online well then you have
to come to one of the six guys that will be left over it
though. Put it up for you. bullcrap. Get off Gmail. Get off
Google. Stop using Google. Just stop it. Stop it once you want
autonomous drones guardian angel to stop it please. Please I beg
of you all right. I think that's about all of God. I'm, I'm MTO I
do have one beautiful thing for you. Just go to
poppies.curry.com
Here we go again.
What do you mean here we go again. You and your well, it's
handy. It's handy. I don't have to send you a link I just say
poppies up domains.
Disco poppies.curry.com These are June 2012 photos of our
troops patrolling the poppy fields now yeah, look at these
are this is
interesting because the poppies there are just two kinds of
opium poppies at once with the red flower and runs with it.
There's a pink flower when that is variegated. Oh, that's
gorgeous. Beautiful. Yeah, the red flower ones are the ones you
see occasionally United States growing. Yeah, the red ones are
nice are pretty. But the dish variegated pink ones are really
nice. very decorative.
I love the farmer. I see the picture of the farmer yet.
No, I'm sure I'm still going down. It's like like the big old
bulbs.
The farmers like hey, this is awesome. I got I got these
dudes. You know, it's great. He knows. He knows. And they're
protecting. They're not burning him. They're not eradicating him
know that protecting them. Yeah, proof right there. And that
farmer is priceless. Are our banks. Farmers like how awesome
is this dude. By the way, I love his outfit.
That's a look man.
That's yeah, well that guy. He's definitely well he's in the
money. Yeah. Yeah,
that's a good look. I kind of like it. You look good that way
I would with a beard and everything. Oh, the lock bar.
Alright, everybody ought to walk bar to you want to
say before we go to finish the one there's one picture the last
one. What is that thing on? This guy's back is like a lightning
rod or something. What is that? It's like a lightning rod.
It looks more like a witch's broom that that was someone flew
on too much. Or maybe
it's like a transmitter.
Is that the latest? In US government antenna technology?
I don't know. It just looks weird. We're putting a photo
just above that. The guy's got his long antenna.
Right at the back sticking out. It looks like it's sticking out
his butt. Yeah, I
mean, that's he's actually making a call.
Hey, Mom. Hey, hey mom. I'm in the middle of this poppy field.
This
is a great decision you send people to this one they say
you're full of crap about the fact that we're the one this
whole thing is about Poppy
that's why I needed a subdomain Thank you very much.
poppies.curry.com And you're gonna keep loading it with
photos. No, this is not me. This is I don't know you just bent
forward to public intelligence.
Yes, exactly. That's what I do baby. So what I do so we are
still on the lookout for a trailer for the 2009 Hot Pockets
tour. We have the no agenda producer update coming up on the
stream which is with Ms. Mickey on the show today. And she'll be
talking should be given an update with with the folks there
I guess it's Mr. Oil get mostly I might just throw in void zero.
I don't want to get caught with my pants now. And Italy, Italy
for the women. John
Spain again,
a Spain again Italy for the win we will shall see what happens
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