No further to Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Thursday, April 7 2011. Time could give them a nation media
assassination Episode Two Niner three. This is no agenda,
shadowing the puppet theatre from the hilltop Watchtower
crackpot command center Gitmo nation West here in the People's
Republic of Southern California. Yay. In the morning, I'm Adam
curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I have successfully
returned from Gitmo nation glass buildings. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Raglan Buzzkill. You know, I got a couple of comments about that
people from Brooklyn are a little perturbed about your
category categorization of New York being Gitmo nation glass
buildings, where we do have Gitmo nation studio 52 Or was
that Odyssey 2000? In Brooklyn?
I wasn't in Brooklyn. I
know but it's like New York is you could say Manhattan.
I said get mo nation glass buildings that is Manhattan.
In the morning to you John and all ships at sea waves. And
boots on the ground. We have boots on the ground. John, did
you know that in Libya?
No. It's bull crap. No way
Excuse me?
No, no, no. No, we are on the ground. That means there's no
boots on the ground have the base we
we have boots on the ground. Take that to the bank. Angelina
Jolie is now at the Libyan Tunisian border.
What the hell she's doing there? She's boots on the ground. She's
these boots are made for walking
with the refugees like patting them on the head and stuff the
beginning.
We're waiting for the false flag and then we'll have the real
boots on the ground. No
doubt that's coming. Oh, man. Oh,
man is just mentioned this too. We have a lot of the listeners
who who have we had a lot of email this week. Yeah, a couple
things. One, the Glenn Beck prediction we made what, six
months ago?
I mean, not to a tee Right, right down to Judge Napolitano
taking over like, like, Whoa, that was good.
It was ridiculous. And there's you know, of course, there's the
eight year old who was who was gassed and beaten I guess. But
pepper sprayed pepper spray spray? Yeah, heaven forbid that
I don't gotta look at
kind of dance going on. So you know, we have the ease in which
we just can see this stuff coming. And is actually kind of
now it's getting a little ridiculous. Well, yeah, no, look
at what's going on. We just look at the history. There was a very
interesting couple of things that happened in the last couple
days on the on the MSM, the mainstream media.
Really, there was something interesting on TV. Yeah, it
was what was interesting is as Jesse Ventura is selling a
book I got to tell you that and I'm sure that we both pulled
similar clips. I think we need to analyze a little bit what's
going on with him because first of all, you could have Jesse
Ventura knock off 100 pounds put some hair on his head and get
rid of the stupid Indian jacket and it's me literally and
although he's also got a little love
with it, but you're you have a more than the left Louis voice
he's he's from all those years of screaming in the microphone
as a wrestler right you know, he's really his vocal cords are
shot I did like the Piers Morgan interview though. I thought I
thought that I say
guys, I didn't see that. Oh, you didn't say oh, that was the I
got the here's the ones I got. I got Yes, I got the was an impala
taunt. No was the was of Nepal town or I don't know you'd have
to listen to it. But I got the joy Bay har Oh, I haven't seen
that one with him at which was ridiculous. Is that we want to
play that is that joint Bay heart clip is is title. Let me
see what was what is the clip title? Let me think boy, Bihar
is an idiot. Ah, that's right. That's why the clip is titled.
Yeah. She is all of a sudden asking him about policies and
she she just you know this woman she's about 70 People don't
realize how old she is. She's like, just
this by the way, doesn't matter. I mean, let's not be ageist
it does when you're when you're when you act like an old lady.
Okay. And she's been Nancy Pelosi I think is 71 This I
think baby hearts is a little younger than she is and they
Virginia they got she has had a million facelift or something or
good makeup person. But once it gets down to when it gets down
to just you start to hear the old lady she's asking him and
anyway new and old lady questions and so this is like
her worries down like are all sex. She's worried sick about
the government shutting down and so she's grilling Ventura as
though he's an expert on the subject when he's only there to
talk about his book, but it but the whole thing deteriorated in
such a way that I just had to deem this woman an idiot and the
clip of an idiot Clip.
I mean, again, let me bring the troops into that. Well, they get
paid if there's a government trash or they will. They will.
Yeah, I'm
sure they will, because they're essential. They're essential
because they fall under defense, I say, but old people on the
central even if they'll just say, you know, old people aren't
essential. I love it. Yeah, no, I disagree with it. But yeah,
they're what they're saying is the military is essential
national defense is essential. But the old people, well, maybe
they, maybe they look at it this way. If a few of them kick the
bucket, they won't have to pay out the Social Security, you
know, more, and it'll help the budget.
I talked about a conspiracy. But I mean, what about babies and
young people who won't get formula because their parents
are not getting food stamps?
Think about the children. What is such an idiot? Well, then let
me take a left turn here for a second because this is of
course, the top of the news. We had a Boehner just speak live on
the on the TV about the government shutdown. Let me just
tell you, the government shutdown it's a smokescreen. And
it's bullcrap that is not what's at issue, what's at issue is May
16. And Little Timmy Geithner came before a congressional
panel earlier this week to talk about it, and in no uncertain
terms. And I have to actually have two clips. Because at first
he tells us what's what when it could happen and what could
happen, then he tells us about how we're all going to die if it
happens. And that's the raising of the debt limit, which is not
it's time once again, because the United States of Gitmo
nation is borrowing so much money, that we keep flipping the
switch on Japan on the earthquake machine to tell them
that we just need some more. But constitutionally and I guess all
of a sudden in matters now, we can't borrow more than his has
been approved. And that has to be raised once again, which is a
whole nother debate, which is the main debates real debate.
Now listen to what little Timmy says. You're right to say that
in the next several weeks, Congress will run out of room
under the debt limit will be forced to raise the basic debt
limit, you ask the question, what happens if we do not? If
Congress does not raise the debt limit, as I said in my in my
recent letters, and as all my predecessors have said, the
consequences of that would be catastrophic. The United States
default by the United States would precipitate a crisis worse
than the one we just went through. I think it would, it
would make the crisis we went through look, look modest in
comparison, it would force us of course, to cut payments to
military cut critical payments to our seniors. And it would be
a reckless irresponsible act to this country. And I find it
inconceivable that the Congress would not act to increase the
limit and of course, I welcome very much the fact that all the
leaders of both parties in both houses of Congress have
reaffirmed the importance of making sure that this country
the United States of America will meet its obligations
that means our payments or credit card payments are due
course that
requires Congress to act in a timely manner tonight so so you
know we were you know you're listening to a guy who sounds
like the Leave It to Beaver kid he
is the Leave It to Beaver kid all grown up. He's the dividend
and he's the Wally cleaver of finance. But they don't stop
that they keep going back you know, and again, this is not
being covered at all. It's all about abortion bullcrap. That's
not what it's about the covering up this little fact. So Timmy
Little Timmy Timmy, Timmy, what will happen if if we don't raise
the debt if we don't give you the opportunity to go to the
Federal Reserve your Uber Lord Ben Bernanke to print more
money, what will happen to me and it
will be catastrophic. I mean, you will call into question if
you call into question the willingness of the government
United States to meet its obligations, you will shake the
basic foundations of the entire global financial system, it is
inconceivable that America will do that. And, of course, totally
calm, confident that Congress will act
alone when someone says I'm calm, confident. It's always
nice to stutter on that one to me
to avoid that, but you know, again, to think about it in a
direct since what it does, it will raise dramatically. The
borrowing costs permanently for all Americans, every business
for a very long period of time, would raise a much higher cost
of borrowing. Every family would raise a much higher cost of
borrowing unemployment will rise dramatically 1000s if not
hundreds of businesses would fail. And of course, you would
shake the confidence of the world in US financial assets and
treasuries it would be deeply irresponsible again,
inconceivable.
Sounds like a party.
You know, what's what's funny is that the logic is elusive.
Because if you're looking from the outside looking in, you have
you're gonna see one of two things. One, they're gonna raise
the debt limit, which seems irresponsible or you're gonna
say look, we're gonna we're gonna batten down the hatches.
We're gonna live within our means. We're gonna pay back our
debts, we're going to do what any normal person would do. We
can't just keep you know, extending this situation. So
it's worse every year wouldn't the opposite of what he says be
true? Yeah, go Ah
yeah, this is how all families get out of debt. So we just
opened up a new credit card. And it's perfect by the way, you
know, in my never ending quest to see if I can exist. I went to
our bank mechanics bank declined.
You did decline.
And but they don't. They go to.
They are. Yeah, they're outsourcing the whole process.
But
you know what the reason is? No sufficient information on file.
Huh? Yeah, I don't exist, which is kind of good, I guess.
Yeah. Well, it makes it tough for for the but you know, the
thing
is, so the only plastic we have is our debit card, which I enjoy
immensely because there's no temptation or anything. But now
there's rumblings in on the Hill that they're going to the banks
will somehow get tongue ruling that they can limit debit card
purchases. $200.
Really? Yeah. That's ridiculous. So
it'd be like, you know, if I'm going shopping at Whole Foods,
which is where you go, you're doing a big
a big wad of cash, you know, for
sure where they want to play it because they're trying to get
away from the cash thing. It's just going to push people toward
back towards cash. Yeah, I don't see a problem with that. We've
actually taken the the, the approach of at least we've tried
to I still have a debit card in Oregon Express. But the we've
taken the approach and let's let's try to spend cash. Yeah,
rather than anything else. Because when you're when you're
sitting there buying stuff and you're you're Saman out the 20s
you think twice about Wait, do I really need to spend this much
money you need to read it's a different perspective on
spending when you're using cash and just spend as
much just need different pants to carry these wads of dollar
bills
carry out a bunch of 50s people almost everybody takes up 50
nowadays. You know what the mops was? I don't
I literally never have more than like 80 bucks on me. Well, I'll
change your ways. No, I
don't need to spend more in fact, I never go anywhere. I'm
up here all day watching freakin C span What are you talking
about? The only reason I have 20s is when my daughter hits me
up she's like, Hey Dad, I need I need some money. Yeah, he's
20 Your real author. I peel off at 2024 years don't buy those
spindles brother one place.
So let me just get back to Jesse because the the interview that I
enjoyed immensely, although I did not see it live was him on
Piers Morgan. Now of course Pierce has, he's completely mind
controlled MK Ultra do slave and
do slave, do slave and just be a slave or a douchey manner.
He's a slave and whose brother just completed a seven month
tour in Afghanistan. His British he's a British commander or
whatever. And so Jesse late and this the whole the whole show is
phenomenally entertaining. Although unfortunately you know
Jesse he's his head starts to shake and he starts to rocking
back and forth like Bill Gates it looks like a nincompoop in
any wearing is his New Mexico kinda
know what the deal is with this outfit. Well, they weren't by
the way he weren't that exact same outfit on Joy Bihar and
Napoletana.
Yeah. If he would wear suit, you know, and then people might take
them a little more seriously. And I think the whole thing is
just like okay, let's let's laugh at the conspiracies,
conspiracy theorists, conspiracy theorists, conspiracy theorists.
And here he is about the true reason for us being in
Afghanistan and Piers Morgan. refutes this. He's denounces
Jesse,
do you want to know why we're in Afghanistan?
I'm fascinated.
It came to me six months ago, when a story came out that they
found the vein of lithium there that they say is worth a
trillion dollars. Now what is lithium used for every cell
phone, every computer and soon to be electric cars? So why
don't they just piers telling me the truth, Jesse, that's n-lorem
going there to get lithium so that we can live like we live?
Don't sit and try to sell me to give democracy to the world? It
sounds a bit like you've been on lithium.
Wait, hold on. No, if you're gonna do some material, that's a
stick right? So he's gonna do that joke. So he sees it he sees
this dimension Lindsay So instead of instead of he decides
to just completely blow his timing by trying to interrupt
Jesse by saying Jesse but yes, but Jesse I got a joke here.
Justin.
My joke is coming. Yeah, my
joke is coming in. We should just let Jesse go on and on. And
then it's a very funny,
I know it's because the producer was saying in his ear, telling
me he's on lithium. He Some of your peers say it say it said,
and he couldn't wait because peers has no peers as an idiot.
The douche les totally an idiot. And it continues,
You can't seriously imagine we've gone to war in Afghanistan
ever lithium is serious. I am sharing my brother just served a
seven month tour of a anisocoria. She did not risk his
life for lithium. Why did he risk? The risk?
The question is, do you really get the question? Well, that's
what Jesse just said, what are the risks drawn? Here it comes
because
everybody knows
every John. Everybody knows the sciences. And everybody knows
that Osama bin Laden was training people to commit
atrocities in Afghanistan. You all know that that's a fact.
He's talking to your conspiracy theorist. I don't believe we we
don't believe in anything. No, I believe everything has an
ulterior motive true.
And I mean, we could just play the whole hour, it was
fantastic. It really, really
missed that when that was a winner, then you get the best in
the shownotes. No, agenda. show.com is where you can find a
link to a YouTube video for as long as it lasts, of course,
with the entire interview from us from Jesse MC. And you know,
and you listen to us, like I said, just put some hair on the
guy, take 100 pounds off, you know, and maybe get a nice, you
know, like a jacket or something not, you know, like a suit
jacket. And it's me.
Well, you're basically in line with most of his thing. And
although a lot of it is like, you know, he's a little too.
He's pretty, like a knee jerk conspiracy guy. I mean, he
won't. He doesn't look at the mechanisms that are creating the
situation. He just, you know, he's basically like the guy
who's owes a diagnostician, he says, Well, this is the problem.
And this The problem is, but he doesn't look at the real, the
real crux of the issue, which is what we do on this show, which
is trying to see how this is how it goes from a to b.
And you're right, because his book is 68 documents your
government doesn't want you to see, and, and it goes straight
from the documents to the knee jerk. And it's unfortunate. It
really is because I do believe his hearts in the right place.
And by the way, the guy was a mayor. He was a congressman, you
know, Navy SEAL. I mean, this is not like, this is not your
No, no, he's not an idiot. You know, he's been he's, yeah. And
he's been a good businessman he knew was what? He made tons of
money as a wrestler. Absolutely.
I do have. So can I give you an example of what we do on our
show? Because I broke some news, which of course, absolutely went
nowhere.
Which is what we do on this show, I broke a
story, which has gotten zero attention. Zero.
Where did you break this story on Twitter on my blog?
Twitter. Alright, so you know, you know what, I'm always I'm
always reading the executive orders, right? Every single day.
I check to see you till you find another winner. Yeah, fantastic
one. Okay. Remember, this is coming from our, the winner of
the transparency award, President George W. Obama did
the secret award he got in close meet meeting. So so he releases
an executive order, which is actually a collection of
amendments to existing executive orders. And this is very
interesting, because, you know, this is when I, my my juices
start to flow. I'm like, oh, yeah, I get to go research these
other documents, what is being changed? And so there's a couple
interesting ones in there. But a particular note is Section six
of this new executive order, which simply states executive
order 13507 of April 8 2009 is hereby revoked. Alright, okay.
So he's pulling something back. Let's go check it out. What yo,
does anybody find that these executive orders are much like a
fatwa? fatwa, a fatwa the things that the Muslim clerics do?
They're the one that they do with Salman Rushdie again,
I declare, declare that proclamation, and I denounce
executive order 13 507, which I put in place. So I go look at
executive order 13 507, which was the creation or
establishment of the White House Office of Health Reform. Now,
this Office of Health Reform was created specifically to advise
the President on the Obamacare health bill. And it was headed
by a woman named Nancy and parley, who at the time drew a
lot of criticism because she had served on corporate boards of
medical companies and insurance companies. She was in during the
Clinton administration, you know, receiving more than $6
million as a director of half a dozen companies that actually
face federal investigations, whistleblower lawsuits, all
kinds of bullcrap. Right? And she got a lot of heat for being
the leader of the White House Office of Health Reform because
of all of her industry connections. So here's what
sounds like why would he abolish that? I mean, it's not like
everything's over right. The there's still debate people
trying to make change. As to this, so I come across this news
article from a couple of weeks ago, House Republicans said they
were quote, concerned and disappointed by the
administration's refusal to provide in depth documentation
about the secret health care reform meetings, which Nancy and
Dipali had as part of the Office of Health if remember that
everyone was in there, and they're doing little secret
handshakes to write
secret handshakes, by the way is in complete violation of Obama's
presidency, right? You're gonna have everything on C span.
So White House Counsel, because they got their own lawyer, Bob
Bauer says, you know, to provide all possible information
encompassed by your request, every meeting briefing or
telephone call would constitute a vast and expensive
undertaking, we just cannot comply. So obviously, they've
got something to hide. So what do you do? You just get rid of
the whole thing? One stroke of the pen? This is revoked this
office no longer exists. Sorry. There's no more evidence gone.
And where's the reporting on this?
Well, it's kind of boring.
What is kind of boring. It's called hiding evidence. Is
this boring? It's not as it's not as good as Jesse going on
and on. Yeah, but it's, it's it's true. Well, too late now.
Did I bore you with that when I'm sorry. But no, actually,
I thought it was kind of interesting. Interesting ploy.
No wonder my story didn't go viral.
You expected it to I shouldn't oh my god, instead of what
Justin Bieber really shuts down phony baloney office.
I should have put a Justin Bieber thing in there. And Damn,
I missed the opportunity. am damn Damn me. All right, so
before we start thanking a couple people who have made this
program possible. I have a little clip here from the former
leader of our national treasure. Oh, you
got that clip too.
About the above Ian
Schiller. Yeah.
Do you want to do it? Now? You want to hold it? Our friend
Vivian
Schiller? Well, I don't know what your clip is. Mine is a
clip where she's whining about getting busted. Yeah, that's
probably the same clip. Yeah, once you play
it. Alright, so
what I find well, we'll play and then we'll we'll discuss
these hidden video cameras. And we said, how concerned are you
about this? And in particular, the way this one has gone down
and continues to be extremely concerned. I think it's I mean,
this kind of tactic for somebody to attach the word. Some are
calling this a form of journalism. This is not
journalism. Wait a minute.
So we go undercover, and we bust someone doing unscrupulous
things. That's not journalism.
No, 60 minutes has never done that have news. 60 minutes is
never walked into a repair shop claiming to be an owner of some
piece of faulty equipment. And then watch the guy scam up with
a hidden camera. 60 minutes never done.
Never, never. That's not journalism, you should doubt
you don't ensnare people. You don't entrap people with hidden
cameras.
You never do that. Knew that you're supposed to read the
press release. This is not journalism, the way we do it.
You don't pretend
you don't pretend to be somebody who you're who you're not
like a Russian spy leading the national treasure. You don't
pretend this is
I don't know what this is. But it's got nothing to do with
anything that resembles the journalism that I know. And
the journalism I know what you know. Speaking of such, I guess
one of our producers, tweeted Andy carbon and said, hey, you
know, you guys treat underwriters, as advertised when
he got into this whole Twitter flame war, sending the clips
back and forth. To which I guess the end result was Andy carbon
saying, well, underwriters and advertisers there's a big
difference because we don't promote products or services
from our underwriters. I'm like,
What's this guy? Is he Hi?
I guess so. It's like, Have you ever listened to NPR? If you
want go daddy for cheap domain name, use code. NPR three. A
please.
Yeah, they do Carbonite ads on NPR. Unbelievable. And they have
codes. Give me a break. All right, John. All right. We got
him up with a tank. We have some executive producers that we
treat our executive producers as advertisers, whatever you want
to call them. They're advertising their their skills
as people
Yes. Thank you and they are not the product. They're
not that's the difference that people will keep making the
mistake when they stood when they make the debate. You always
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Doing Are you the product in this case no way and that you
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Anyway, so David Hornbeck to 30 becomes a night we're gonna make
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How does that work? Where did you get a billion dollars from?
I think, to be honest about it, you're gonna see a lot of
anonymous donate, I think he's getting it from overseas. I
think he's sneaking it into the country with these $5 $10. You
know, they get you set up a bot. I mean, let's face it, the
robots out there can do this kind of thing. Now, you set up a
bot with a bunch of rotating IP addresses, you know how that
could work. And then you have a bunch of money, you have a cash
millions and millions of dollars, and you start pumping
it into the campaign anonymously from all sorts of different
directions and different it looks all looks legit, because
they're all USA IP addresses. And you just pump pump pump, and
it could be all becomes the Saudi Arabia for all we know,
these anonymous donor wide open donations are so corruptible in
the in the internet age. It's something I should probably
write about in the column about the potential to do this. I need
to talk to a couple of sis admins, anybody out there is no
experts. anybody listening to me right now that knows how this
could be done. I want to hear from you. john@devora.org. And I
think that that and I think he did it with a lot. I think he
did it with his last run up. And I think he's getting money. And
I think Clintons, the guy who perfected this idea. His library
is totally financed, they won't say where the money is we're
Where do you get all this money for this library? It's from it's
from Saudi Arabia and other places. And so I think that it's
extremely easy for him to collect this money in the
internet age, and you're gonna see all of his Oh, it's just all
these individuals. Can you imagine some poor person in the
middle of nowhere saying, Well, this guy's got a billion
dollars, I'm gonna give him five bucks. Well, crap.
Hold on a second. John. I just want to thank before we get into
that I want to thank our billionaires who are financing
us and the show and the cause David Hornbeck the third Nathan
Marshall Francine Hardaway Hello canvas, and Baron Steven Vaughn
Pels. mockers they get everyone there.
Think I got fancy? Yeah, you got it. I
got everybody. Thank you so much. You now have official
credits, there'll be listed in the show notes, no agenda
show.com and other places around the net, like Barack Obama
2000 eleven.com Then shut up slaves.com And of course Sean
hannity.com And in addition to that, unlike the phonies in
Hollywood who do give out credits for financing their
projects will vouch for you just have them call and we'll take
care of you no problem everybody else out there we've got a
formula we need you to go out and propagate it our formula is
this we go out we hit people in the mouth
say win the lottery shout out yeah billion dollars I wonder
what that's for? Oh, that's right to buy commercials. So of
course you know, this is a it's so disgusting. The whole system
is so wrong.
So by so the mainstream media's gonna be all pro OBAMA You know,
it's game but they're gonna do it during that play it real
close to the vest. I mean, to do it, right. If you're a big
network TV network, you've got to create polls that shows that
tight race and you got to spend more money to win. And so you
you know the polls will come in what's going to be tight because
if it wasn't it was a runaway win the no problem situation
then you wouldn't need you know, you wouldn't need to spend so
much money at the network's I mean the whole thing is like
it's a corrupt system and nobody and I don't think it's ever
going to be changed because the the the the people who determine
you know that would complain the most about it are the media the
media is not going to cut their own throats by losing all that
advertising. So they're going to let you know they want it this
way. I don't i i Would something is setting up a few websites
that just do nothing but run ads.
Well, I saw political ads, and I saw the Huffington Post, someone
sent me a link and it went to Huffington Post there was a full
page takeover for Barack Obama 2012 full page already you know,
full page takeover. Okay,
you know, the funny thing is, is why is there a he's starting so
early I think he can burn himself out. I mean, I don't
know if this is a good strategy. This is like the the rabbit in
the in the you know, the the Kentucky Derby, there's always
some horse that just runs out and goes crazy as always called
the rabbit. He takes off like a rocket and then poops out at the
end and some other horses pass him up. I mean, I don't know if
this is a great strategy. I mean, is he that worried is is
Obama so worried about losing that he has to start this soon?
Yeah, I don't know, man. I don't know. I mean, he's he's got a
lot of negativity out there. So he certainly has a lot of work
to do. That's for sure. You know, it's not like he's the
most popular guy right now. And and I mean, do you see that
first campaign spot with the guy with the bug eyes? Yeah, he's
sitting on his porch with his eyes like MK Ultra to death.
That guy big bug
eyes. I don't agree with him. But I'm on a mobile phone
because I like the man. I do.
Like his eyes are popping out of his head. Like, okay, yeah, I
identify with that. You know, the secret to these things is
you always want to put people on television, who you can identify
with, which is why you see the nurse you know, the doctor, the
fireman, you know, the garbage. I'm sorry, the sanitation
worker. You know, and then yeah, I'm voting for him. Yes, yeah.
That's my my doodoo as my as my brother. I don't know. By the
way, I do want to give a very heartfelt I want to send some
karma actually, to our brothers and sisters, if not karma in
Japan. Man, this country has been taken down. The Toyota
plant is going to close next week here in the US because they
can't get parts. All of the guy Jin's, which are the essentially
the foreigners living in Japan become fly Jen now called Fly
gins because they've all left, the whole place is shutting
down, they had another earthquake this morning. Which,
by the way, besides the fact that this is no longer the
Richter scale, and no one knows exactly what and the measure
measurements are all different. And it's it's bullcrap.
Regardless of that, when you see 7.4 and think, wow, that's only
1.6 away from nine. Yeah, but it's a factor of like it could
be a factor of 100,000 the difference between a seven and a
nine so don't think that that's the same thing and immediately
you know, the stock markets
live for is a pretty nasty quit. Yeah,
but some point we had a six point for Mexico, you didn't
even know about it. That happened this morning to it.
These are not Richter scales anymore. John, we know that we
know that they changed the scale that's not Richter scale, and
it's something different and it's not based upon the type of
measurements they used to make. Everything's changed. It's all
its biases. This is normally normally I'd keep this for the
second half of the show.
Oh no, but
this is an official document you know how I loves me some
official documents cuz I was kind of, you know, when I talk
about the earthquake machine people are crackpot, when you go
there with Jesse Ventura. I pick up the dog, if there's an
international few, and
I said, that was me, you're doing
it in person. You got to contract it out together. So
there's international humanitarian humanitarian law,
there's a treaty. And specifically I will refer to and
this is on the icrc.org website. ICRC stands for International
comity Red Cross is the Red Cross website. This is an
official document, you can get it today. And this is the
Convention on the prohibition of military or any hostile use of
environmental modification techniques signed by every
nation Shouldn't that counts on December 10 1976. So we can kind
of remember that I was alive then. And let me just read you
the pertinent piece from this, you can read the whole document.
It is the understanding of the committee that the following
examples are illustrative of phenomena that could be caused
by the use of environmental modification techniques, as
defined in Article Two of the convention. Earthquakes,
tsunamis, an upset in the ecological balance of a region,
changes in weather, weather patterns, like clouds,
precipitation, cyclones of various types and tornadic
storms, changes in climate patterns, changes in ocean
currents changes in the state of the ozone layer, and changes in
the state of the ionosphere. Now, I asked you, if we have to
have an agreement not to mess with those things? Don't you
think it's possible that people can mess with those things?
And then on the surface, it would appear so surface,
dude. It's like almost like saying, hey, let's not do any
atomic bombs. Okay. I promise. Pinky swear.
So what's your point?
And my point is that I think that Japan was taken down.
Yeah. Yeah, but your theory was all different. I mean, if we
wait, you got to make up your mind here. One thing you said
Japan is taken down number two, you say, Oh, they gotta they
gotta buy more of our treasuries. They can't afford it
now, as I mean, so they were taken down for what purpose? It
doesn't make any sense that we wanted them to buy treasuries
you think that guy was pushing the button and then sneezed and
went? Oh, nine. I didn't mean to push the button that hard. I
mean, he had to hold your thesis is, is is, is crackpot
damage, John, I'm a scientist, not an economist.
And by the way, that died one dimensionally when you played
that Geitner clip, you know, this is the problem when, you
know Geithner and his mumbo jumbo about how everything is
going to collapse if we don't raise the debt ceiling so he can
borrow more money or we can print more dollars. Is, is the
reason that you know, the entire Congress is peopled with
attorneys. We there's not I don't know if there's an
economist in the entire Congress of any sort. In fact, if you
remember, during the Obamacare debate, there's a number of
doctors MDS who are in Congress, and they came forward with all
kinds of complaints and they had all good information. We cannot
have a country led by nothing but bonehead and attorneys who
don't know anything about how to separate how to write laws and
interpret the past. So they can be buffaloed by these guys at
the drop of a hat.
I don't understand the problem at all. I think they should just
go to walk oviya and just borrow the money from them. Yeah, you
go. I mean, you read about this?
No, I'm gonna hear about it, though. Yeah. So
finally, while cobia bank was fined, they got a little slap on
the wrist for laundering. You're gonna love this almost $400
billion in drug money? Well, let me just say that again, whoa,
100 billion dollars in drug here $378.4 billion in drug money.
And they they didn't they missed it. They missed all the
transactions, and then they get like some slap on the wrist. You
shouldn't do that anymore. You've got to tighten up your
controls. You're just can't do that. Which of course proves
that, that it wasn't the stimulant The reason the banks
didn't go down is because they just got more drug money. The
whole thing?
Yeah. From from Afghanistan. I would, obviously,
this actually came in through Colombia. And by the way, we had
announced it and we have a deal with Colombia.
Do we have the the total numbers we had finally we had that
report that government report, which was very interesting that
comes out every year showing out where the drug czar coming from
and what the values are?
The United Nations report? I don't know if they've done it
yet. Well, I like to know what the total number is now because
it's interesting that we're, I just want I got a little bit I
want to do one of the future shows based on some of the
numbers of how much drug money I mean, how much money is in the
drug economy?
Yeah, well, yeah. Probably a lot. No, it's a lie. Are you
talking about illegal drugs or illegal drugs?
Well, I want to do is I want to calculate what it's costing us
to stay in Afghanistan. And by the way, so I'm watching the CNN
with the John King, and I'll probably play this clip next
show. When he's got this this woman who keeps showing up on
everywhere. She's Frances Townson, former spook head of
the NSA during the Bush administration, kind of a good
looking woman who obviously is telling you there's a
perspective perspective of some sort that's based on some
agency. I don't know which one I'm gonna make a couple of
guesses. And she's like, they're now promoting the fact that
supposedly al Qaeda is moving into it. Afghanistan, and they
must be stopped. We've got to stay there because they're
moving in. And then they make the argument and I've been
haven't pasted the clip together properly to prove my point. But
I'm going to say the point, they make the point that they blast
Obama for giving a timetable to say, there's a timetable. Once
you give a timetable, then everybody's going to pull back
and just wait for the for everyone to leave, and they're
going to pour in. But then they say they're pouring in now. And
we've got to stop them by increasing the troops or
whatever. But wait, that the logic is in there? Because if if
if it's true that if you leave a timetable, they pull back, we
should have less activity, not more. So what's the point of
this more activity, they're all pulling back to wait for us to
leave? So their own argument is working against them if you
actually listen to it, but nobody does, of course. So you
have this kind of contradictory perspective on what's going on
in Afghanistan. And it's gonna die think turned out to be an
interesting intelligence battle between these different groups,
the Obama side of the agency and the other day, I don't know
what's going on. I don't have the exact
Well, that's that's very interesting. So two things I'll
say about that. One is Bill Gates, our Secretary of Defense,
he, he was in Iraq, Robert Gates or, you know, his Bill Gates, as
Bill. Robert. Ted doesn't care bill. Oh, Ted gates. Yeah. Ted
gates. So he's in Iraq. And you know, he's, he's kind of on his
farewell tour. He's, you know, waving to everybody.
Thank you want those T shirts?
The Ted gates farewell tour. 2011. And he says, you know,
we're supposed to, because we're supposed to have everyone out by
December 2011. Everyone out of Iraq. And he's saying is the
funniest thing.
I mean, we're, we're supposed to have everybody out of Iraq last
year, didn't they all leave?
You can take that to the bank. No, now we still have, I think
50,000 non combat troops and 150,000 contractors, but that if
we get the cotton, this isn't just about the troops, forget
the contractors, because we got permanent bases there. This is
all theater, but he actually says, you know, unless Iraq
wants us to, but they'd have to ask us Wink, wink. He's
literally like, you know, they've got to ask us if they
want us to stay longer, we can stay longer. If they ask us, you
know, it's not all you do is ask you when all you really, really,
really, really all you got to do is ask. And then we'll stay a
little bit longer. It's like, Excuse me. It's my money. I
don't want I don't want to stay any longer there. And besides,
we were supposed to take that to the bank. And liar. Gates, you
liar.
So you're telling me I didn't know this. But you mean he's
actually saying so another was just texted the billions of
dollars of the taxpayers. And I've got highway 80 out here
filled with
potholes. Here comes the potholes. Again, they're all
over
the place. You can't go across the Bay Bridge now. And there's
potholes all over the place. They can't fix these potholes.
But we can fix potholes in Iraq, because the Iraqis want us to
hey, I want us to fix up fix the potholes here. I think my vote
counts for more than there's Well, this is a ridiculous let
me give you the full quote from CBS News. I'll just bring any
compromised news organization. It comes from AP the really,
completely compromised news organization Baghdad, the Obama
administration would keep us troops in Iraq beyond the agreed
final withdrawal date of December 31 2011 If the Iraqi
Government wanted them. But as Ted Gates says, The Iraqis need
to decide pretty quickly in order for the Pentagon to
accommodate the extension is
not a deal like this is a deal. I'm gonna have to talk to my
manager Hold on a second. You'll have to deal for the next five
minutes but after five minutes the price goes up
and I'll throw in the am FM cassette for free but you got to
hurry act now you got a bunch
of used car dealers.
I'm telling you it's crazy.
Got act now got ag now act now while stocks
last while troops last. Oh, alright. So I have a we kind of
got off track there. But there was a some bankster on I think
it was CNBC might have been the British version. And he says
something very interesting about what's playing out here in the
United States short clip. But it's always fun to hear these
banksters talk about plays and an acts and scenes and you know,
scripts and auditions or whatever. It's always fun. It'll
be about the bigger picture the longer term. Where does Medicaid
go? Where where does social security go rather than this
sort of horse trading over just this year's budget?
And but the challenge for our costs for entitlements is its
payments to people but I must say no that to me being in
Europe for a few days. The plot in Greece and Portugal sounds an
awful lot like the same plot that's going on in United
States, but the characters have different names.
There you go. The plot, but the characters have different names.
It's exactly the same draw, really. And then we have This
Ivory Coast thing. Now, this has been interesting. Ivory Coast
affects us in May one main way that we actually notice around
this lovely time of Easter. And that is, if you buy some Easter
eggs, you can barely afford them. And why is this is because
most of the world's export apparently, of cocoa comes from
the Ivory Coast. And the Ivory Coast, which we now of course
have to call GMO nation cocoa. You know, there's people getting
killed there. This is not like a good thing that's happening. And
Lucifer Clinton comes out. And she says, basically, the whole
thing is now Africa or bust. You know, it's like we're going all
the way we're gonna we got this we got to get this place.
Secretary of State Lucifer Rodham Clinton says the US is
deeply concerned about the situation the Ivory Coast and
reports of human rights abuses and a massacre of more than 1000
people. So by the way, if there's a massacre, I thought we
went into Libya to stop a massacre we now have an actual
massacre and we're doing nothing. Sunday. In the
statement, Lucifer called on Lawrence Gob go, God bow, the
entrenched I love this AP reporting incumbent who lost a
November vote to step down immediately, because of course,
we have to have the new guy come in. Hola, Sana, a oat wa TRA.
Now, do you know who this guy is this asana Electra? No,
but I'm going to find out if the
international community gets its way before long, Alison water
will be in power in Ivory Coast. The EU has signaled that it's
ready to lift sanctions on the country should that happen. But
who is Alison water? And what will he do for the country which
before his current trouble was was perhaps best known as the
world's largest producer of cocoa. Patrick Smith is the
editor of Africa confidential. Thank you for joining us. Let's
start with who is he?
Well, he's quietly spoken technocrats. He is a trained
economist. He's studied in the United States of America. And he
has been in and out of politics, most of his adult life. In fact,
you could say his his political career mirrors something of the
post independence history of Ivory Coast. He served as prime
minister under the founding president Felix Huthwaite,
whiney from 1990 to 93. And then after that, after the death of
Huthwaite, Barney, his political fortunes declined rapidly until
he's then worked in the IMF in Washington for about 10 year.
10 year veteran of the IMF lady
did you ever get just do a search for keywords? All the
broadcasts are like IMF or World Bank. So since this guy's name
is coincidence, yeah, I
think not coincidence. I think not. So since this guy's name is
so tough, Alesana Wazza I think it's just Audi quatro is what we
call them. Bs filter, guys, Audi Quatro. Yeah, he assumed office
as deputy managing director of the IMF in 1994. Bachelor of
Science in Business Administration Drexel, in
Philly, all these guys are from Philly. Thank you.
Yes, yes, he is a key area. Yeah.
I mean, seriously, PhD in economics, University of
Pennsylvania. It's like the opposition in Libya. They're
also from Philly, what's up with affiliate?
I don't know we have to look into this. There's something
going on with with Philly.
Maybe always, you know, it may be one of the branches of
whatever The Munsters
it. Well, of course, it's our freedom, capital of freedom. So
wouldn't it make sense to have it all there?
Well, I mean, it's like, you know, University California over
here with all the spooks that keep showing up with their with
that, you know, credit aggradation it's, it's just it's
it catches you don't notice, because it's not like Harvard,
Yale, Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Princeton, Harvard, Yale, uses
University of Pennsylvania, Cal Berkeley for the strange. The
strange outcomes are, you know, are people that go there for
whatever? I don't know. It's Philly's not unknown to me.
Hey, by the way, gold all time high. Silver all time high.
Yeah. I'm just so as you point. Oh, you know, I may not know
much about earthquakes, but I'm still holding my gold. You told
me you told lots of people to sell.
I never told anyone to do anything. Oh, okay.
Sorry. So the cost in case you're interested. Cost of boots
on the ground in Iraq and Afghanistan vary but some
Reacher's researchers placed the average bill as high as 1
million per troop per year.
Wow. You want us give the people the money?
Well, that's been discussed many times, but of course we need the
lithium, we need the lithium crystals lithium crystals for
our battery cars.
Well, he's I think he's a bit off on that one.
I don't know about it. We've discussed the minerals and the
lithium stuff.
Yeah. But that was discovered long after the fact long after
the poppy field thing was underway and making the real
money. And the real money isn't drugs. I mean, there's more
money in drugs than lithium, for God's sake.
Well, you know, but there's a push right now for the the
battery cars. And by the way, we get tons of interesting emails
from people from the NRL near the National Energy Research
Labs. And apparently, they're not quite as organized as we
think they are. We pretty much are, you know, walk backwards
like idiots. But he says that electric cars would be a boon
for our business now be great for us. And the President
literally, I don't have a clip of it, unfortunately. But he was
talking about his energy policy and the the same old thing to
bring up that John Stuart clip of every single president, since
you've had television saying, we need to reduce our dependence on
foreign oil dependence on foreign
oil. Well, electric cars are impractical in the long haul,
unless they can find some way to charge them quickly. Because if
you're driving from here to Los Angeles, and the car craps out
in 350 miles around Bakersfield someplace, you have to pull in
somewhere if you've is still running, and stick a device into
it and it has to be charged within a reasonable
mobiel it's only to get to work and back. It's not for driving
for slave mobiel and that's why they look ugly to you might just
put slave on the side. Slave not getting laid. mobile.com I mean,
that's a whole
slate Yeah, they are they make up yeah, there's obviously the
you're a slave and then you're driving around and ugly car too.
I mean, it was both things. It's like, let's see if they'll drive
this piece of crap. I will tell them is the good for their hair.
Hey, I
got it. I got it. Hey, Hey, John. I got a cool idea, man. I
tell you what, we'll put them in slave mobiles. But just just to
mess with them. We'll make them ugly.
Leaf is a good example. I mean, everything looks like crap. I
mean, it's just a horrible looking vehicle. Why can't you
make it pretty?
Why Why bother? Yeah,
that's the boy. This just makes it even worse.
Hey, listen to this for a second. John. Tell me if you
could identify the artist in this song. Hey, oh, hey, oh.
Wait, Julie's saying See if you can identify the artists. Shit,
saying biatch. And you should already know by now.
Why would I know? I can barely hear it. And it's like going on
forever.
You don't hear it? You don't know who it is. I haven't heard
him saying he's singing now. That's how it really sings.
Well, so I just tell you. I can't hear him singing I heard
nobody singing I heard somebody going oh, whoa, whoa, is it Al
Gore?
No, no, like Guess again. Hello
he's singing in French. That should be a clue. I have no
idea. This is the new president of Haiti. Oh that guy as
predicted. Sweet predicted that sweet Mickey Martelli another so
the first guy.
What was his name? First bandleader. whitecliff. July
cleft
jaw, he, he got his too big for his britches. And they're like,
nah,
this is a guy. He obviously said something in a meeting. They
didn't like yeah, he's like,
we need some other guy who else is in the band? Oh, sweet.
Mickey mortality. Yeah, we'll make him president of Haiti. So
now he's president of Haiti, ladies and gentlemen. And it's
just unbelievable. So
all is well in Haiti, we can just ignore the fact that never
got their money. Well,
also, you might take them note. His campaign was run by the same
consultants who worked with John McCain and President Felipe
Calderon to get my nation taco. I mean, hello. Hello. I mean,
consultant. You mean we're the guys coming in with a KS and
Glocks and just force people to vote that way? I mean, this is a
total douchebaggery.
Yeah, that's great.
It's unbelievable. And of course, where's the money? Where
is the money? Stolen, ladies and gentlemen.
I'm walking through the subways of New York City, and there's a
thing of some exhibit, and it has all these little, you know,
underwriters listed there and one was the Clinton Foundation
for climate change or something like that. I didn't ever heard
of this one. Clinton is on board with that. too
he's gone oh yeah you mean disruption
well it said some you said climate change I believe I went
by the way I was supposed to give over a report on this show
for the Spider Man players That's right. How was it? And by
the way we you if you can go pick up hello oh my there Yeah,
I lost for a second here back.
Typically, you know these Broadway plays are really a rip
off his $250 and get a seat right? Oh yeah 250 bucks you can
get a CD I need to do the cheap seats are 175 it's way over the
top. But if you go in because these things aren't selling out,
especially the dogs, you go pick them up the dead day you can go
in there and just get in line or if you have a student a students
tickets are 25 bucks. Now Jason Shay's a student, right, so
So Jay went and you and Mimi stood outside is that
now you can do those students can buy X number of tickets for
oh, okay, good. So but anyway, you get in, you can get in cheap
if you don't if you're not stupid. So, so here's my review
of the spider man and this is an absolute fact ready. This is my
kind of my review. Ladies and gentlemen, due to technical
difficulties, the show will be interrupted and will resume
shortly. Really. So we got an interruption right at the end
with like three minutes left to go there. We're getting to the
climax, and then some wire got tangled up.
You're kidding me? Nope.
That is so we waited about I know that she was about 10
minutes. And they you know, see a bunch of things move and then
they start the show again. I've seen I've heard his showstoppers
but I never thought of him in this regard. So so the the show
was terrible. It for one thing the music was not memorable
would nobody in my family, Mimi or j, we can't remember one song
there was one kind of it's bonaero its motto. But here's
what bhana was doing. These are songs that you would swear were
written by journey or night ranger in the 70s. Fashion.
That sounds like my kind of show. Don't stop believing
that that's the kind of crap it was. And so the first half of
the show, the show is also too long. The first half was
essentially the Spider Man, one movie kind of condensed. And
then the second half was just a mess. We don't even know what it
was about.
I have my review. There you go. That's Spider Man.
So anyway, the point is, they're going to shut the show down on
April 17 on a hiatus and then reopen a re redesigned version
of official opening because it's still in previews on June and
the word on the street is they're killing it. Oh,
da. I mean, they can't they can't afford to write Kevin
running any longer.
The thing I'll tell you this in terms of like sets, and set
designs and and and staging I have, which is the reason I
think a lot of people thought you should go see it. I have
never seen anything like this. It was ridiculous. I mean, they
had stuff I don't even know how they did it. They had Oh, it was
just it was outstanding. From that perspective. Unbelievable,
actually. But it's it didn't didn't work. Well that the guys
are flying over the over the audience into the balconies.
Unbelievable. Wow. Anyway. Oh boy. So that's your review. If
anybody goes in New York, go see Memphis amazingly outstanding
product.
So I was all excited as well as the rest of the world's
journalists for the opening of the Silvio Duchamp. Coneys sex
trial and get my nation pasta. This is the trial that you know
he's got like, presenters from right. Ooh, no, George Clooney.
All kinds of celebrities have to testify that either he did or
did not have sex with the Ruby is her name.
We get Clooney back on a movie set. Get him out of this.
He's got Ides of March coming out. That's that's, that's
already in the can. So that's coming out. She needs to be
working. Yeah. Well, the Sudan is heating up. Yeah, we had a
couple people killed there. So it's, they're struggling to get
that into the news. Anyway, so it's supposed to be the trial
right? And that Berlusconi doesn't show Ruby doesn't show
after 10 minutes, the judge says let's go have some pasta.
There's no trial trials off everyone goes out with due to
technical difficulties. The trial is off. So we have to wait
to see what happens there. But I don't think a lot of people and
get my nation passed I have a lot of faith in the judicial
system.
guys gonna die in office. How long has he been there?
He's not gonna He's not gonna die. He's days and fucking uses
RMB. Man. The guy doesn't need to live.
So there's a big debate going on. Washington right now is this
thing with the budget? And so did you hear that Obama's of the
presentation on marriage? No, no. Which I thought it was. I
thought it was kind of more revealing about his relationship
with with Michelle than than any sort
of When did he go out? Black honest with us?
No, no, but I thought it was. He does that a lot, right? You
wouldn't
want it we don't want to mess with it with the First Lady.
This is another kind of confirmation of the way he the
way He sees things with in his relationship to click play it.
You want everybody to act like adults, quit playing games
realize that it's not just my way or the highway? How many
folks are married here? What was last time? You just got your
way? That's not how it works.
Wow. Shut up slave. Really now.
Yeah, you never heard that one.
It's Obama and Valerie. It's Michelle and Valerie Jarrett.
They're gonna run they're running. Now. By the way, did
you see this thing that's running around the internet,
which I kind of like. And they have a whole bunch of pictures
of Obama with this big scar on his head.
Yeah, I saw the scar. And it's in the course, if you boost the
photo, the scar becomes more apparent. I mean, so what we did
if you remember a few years back, when we boosted the photos
on George Bush, in the end, the transmitter he had during the
debates. The hump he had this thing was obviously a
transmitter in his ear and Christian receiver, that
receiver as a receiver
transceiver. Hey, who has his ham license here transceiver?
Well, actually it was probably just a receiver, because he did
the transport was him talking to the light or as we call him, the
business, a trainee? Whatever the case is, he was you know,
they was cheating. The whole thing was staged. I mean, it was
obviously phony baloney thing. And I guess there's four years
we're had this was a while back, how long have we been doing this
show? So the so the point is, is that you can do things with
photos now and you can grab some things will come out that jump
out at you if you screw around with him. And yeah, he's got
some huge scar on the back of his head as though the back of
his skull had been removed, maybe a new brain.
And we got to wonder, we got to keep a sharp eye out and see if
both Obamas have the scar if they replicated
right, as one of our listeners pointed out is couldn't be an
indicator of which Obama we're dealing with.
But it's, I mean, I think we should know, I think we have a
right to know exactly. Which what does that scar all about?
Yeah, it's pretty nasty looking.
You can read that Trump is now sending his own investigative
team to Hawaii to find out if if there is a birth certificate.
And it's even worse than that. A poll. I think I have it here.
The Washington Post reports. This is here we go Washington
post.com. This kind of blew me away which and by the way, it
makes total sense. Sorry, a little slow to load. Here we go.
The latest NBC Wall Street Journal poll. businessman and
reality television star Donald Trump finished second behind
only former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney in a
hypothetical 2012 Republican primary heat. Yeah.
Yeah, I'm watching this this stuff tonight. Here's a couple
of things people should first understand immediately. One is
that Trump is is playing the role of the spoiler to get the
competition to back off and let Romney win what Romney has
obviously been picked in advance to be the candidate. And so you
got this guy in it. Because the fact of the matter is, even
though he's playing it as though he's running, as somebody
pointed out, and I agree 100% Is that when the Federal Election
Committee when it when Trump actually declares if he ever
doesn't he won't because he can't because he has to file
documents with the Federal Election Committee, which
outline exactly how much money he has or doesn't have. Right
and it has to put all his finances on the table and he's
gonna do draws out. He draws out because he's not the richest
guy.
It Tench funds and he takes other people's money borderline
broken
time he talks about he knows how to play the game. So he's it
looks like he's loaded. But why is he doing a TV show? He has
that much money. I mean, give me a break for the chicks.
To chicks.
Meanwhile, and this just came out this morning. What is Hawaii
get mo nation? hula hula hula Barbie Titcomb personal friend
of the Obamas who usually spends the holidays with the President
and his family when they spend time in Gitmo nation. hula hula
has been seen playing golf and attending picnics with the
president was arrested for soliciting an undercover cop who
was a acting as a hooker I love that it was a reverse
prostitution sting involving a fake online female escort
website. I mean this oh
honey pot. Oh yeah. Oh, yeah.
I hate that man. That right?
I mean, what's the point they should change the laws and make
us hate that so
much bull crap. Yeah.
You trick people into doing stuff that you wouldn't probably
do if it wasn't there or otherwise they wouldn't have
done it because it would have been there. So you trick
somebody to do something that was wouldn't have been there if
it wasn't for you. And then you arrest them. I mean, this is
bullcrap. Yeah. Sounds like you've got some experience with
this.
I've never been arrested.
I almost have a classic John. Yeah, I almost have a classic.
Remember now. My wheels in Southern California Ay ay ay is
a 1999 Nine. Saab nine or three? Yeah, girls, chick. Qmobile.
Right. Which I, which I purchased outright for the and I
saved for $3,000 which
was a hey, sounds like a reasonable deal. You are very
frugal, and you're
gonna be frugal and have to be frugal. But you know what it
does the job and and the top is not ripped.
It's amazing. However, we got a deal on it. Well, it
turns out I just might as it looks like sob is sending all of
its workers home. Yeah, they're going out of business.
Oh, well. They've been going out of business for years now.
Oh, yeah. Now they've actually said hey, take the rest of the
week off to do all of their employees. So if they started
Spider Man hiatus, yeah, if they if they stopped making Psalms,
I'll have an instant classic on my hands.
Yeah, you can't get parts is what it really means.
And the thing is, these things don't break. You know, it's
a good thing as well. It's
not a good thing. Because if you're looking for a part if
you're if you got a Monday morning model, then you're you
know, Sol.
Well, I don't really Yeah, too bad. I mean, the Swedes are
pretty well, I think General Motors bought Saab and they just
ran it into the ground.
It was won by a Spiker, the Dutch.
More recently,
yes, yes.
Have you ever seen a spike or sports car?
I've driven one really nice little piece of crap. Oh, but
it's pretty. It's a piece of crap because it's all in there
all handmade. And, you know, it's do you have you ever driven
a DOS dos Chabot was such a window Chabot, the two
horsepower where it has this funky one has a stick shift on
the dashboard? No, I've
always wanted one no.
So the way it works, and it's a two horsepower car, the
original. And it's made of like tin can, looks like a tin can.
So there's this big knob sticking out of the dashboard.
And essentially, it's a rod that goes into the engine compartment
straight through the facias as the technical term for it. And,
and there's the gearshift and the gears are the same, you
know, one is to the left and forward to his left back three
is right, forward four is right back. But you have to use this
this knob. So you flip the knob to the left and push it forward
and you're literally pushing a rod up on the front. That is
because the gearbox is up there. It's the same with the spiker.
It's the exact same really Yeah, except it's in the back car cost
a fortune. Why would they have such a sleazy lash up?
It's it's made of aluminium, which makes it all cool and
stuff and hand tooled leather, but it's a piece of crap. It
feels rickety. It's a rough ride. I can go on. I'm talking a
couple years back when I was in Amsterdam, driving this biker
man like, Oh, let me drive this. And like the key entry system
doesn't work and s stupid car. Stupid.
It's not going to help. No, no, it's obviously a douchebag car.
Unlike the Saab nine or three, which is a girl's car, girly
car. So it looks like we're gonna have some false flags
coming up in 2012.
Yeah, and I have a clip going back to venture when he was on
the Neapolitan Auto Show. And I also want to play Glenn Beck on
the Positano show going while we still can, while we still can.
Yeah, so Jesse is on there. This is a long clip, but it discusses
false flags. And the funny thing is if you really look into the
to American history, and I think there's a chapter on this in the
in the book about George Bush, the family of secrets about
false flags. You know, remember the main we sunk the battleship,
we've done a lot of stuff.
This is Jesse's thing because of the Bay of time. Duncan, right?
This is his whole thing
I talked about. He's going to talk about two elements,
including the Bay of Tonkin, which irks him to know. And
because he had to go to Vietnam because of that, yeah. And the
Bay of Tonkin was a false flag that was just a complete,
ridiculous setup, it was admitted to later. And of
course, the public have long since forgotten about it. Nobody
notices that we do this as a policy in America. I mean, this
is the same as burning of the Reichstag by Hitler, you know,
to blame, you know, some somebody besides the Nazis. But
let's just play this as a long as a little lengthy, but it's,
it's interesting. What about operation?
Northwoods? Tell us?
Stop. I love it. Thank you for bringing this one up
that what the military wanted JFK to do in Miami, in order to
get rid of Castro?
Well, the military wanted to use our CIA and our in the Joint
Chiefs wanted to use our CIA and military to attack certain parts
of the United States and make it look like Castro did it so that
the country would get up in arms and support an invasion of Cuba?
And when JFK say about JFK told him to take a hike.
And when JFK told them that he was going to pull troops out of
out of Vietnam, because he believed that that was a
fruitless and immoral war. And I'm no defender of JFK those in
though in these two instances, I agree with what we now know is
his judgment. What did the military do or what happened
after JFK was murdered that the military and LBJ did to shore up
support for the Vietnam War?
Well, they had what was called the Gulf of Tonkin incident. And
in 2004, when I was teaching at Harvard, McNamara came through
and admitted it never happened that it was a false flag made up
event. And that's eventually put 50 58,000 of our generation died
in probably a million Vietnamese over something that never
occurred in the
official Gulf of Tonkin incident and their documents about it in
the book was that American ships peacefully in the Gulf of Tonkin
were a terror attacked by North Vietnamese. In fact, there may
have been some some chips there, but there weren't a tapped No.
And on the basis of that, President Lyndon Baines Johnson
got the Congress of the United States not to declare war. We
haven't declared war since December 8 1941. But he got the
Congress to authorize him to fight this work as the North.
Yeah,
exactly. And that put ground troops in there, I was what
happened?
Hey, John, I think while we're talking the whole time, we're
talking we should just have these sound effects, you know,
just, you know, just the whole time, just to accentuate that
it's important what we're saying. Yeah, so here's my clue
that we're gonna have a false flag. Probably the Olympics is
the most obvious.
I don't think so. I think it's gonna be sooner.
But well, let me tell you why the Olympics is a candidate, the
international sports federations, all 26 of them,
which have sports competition in the Olympic Games, will each be
insured for up to $100 million in case of terrorism. So they're
covered. Well, well, you think earlier, so it's funny, because,
you know, there was this letter circulating that there are, this
came out in Chicago, the Osama bin Laden apparently wrote a
letter to a whole bunch of people, media outlets, and said
there's a nuclear bombs all around America. And the FBI
goes, That's not him, because we write that shit. Normally.
That's not him. And it can't be him. You haven't even heard
about this.
Have you got me on that one? Yeah, you get just one point.
You're ahead. Now.
It's seriously it's like, it's unbelievable that that, you
know, some cassette tapes on a track comes out and there's
like, oh, there's news. Osama bin Laden has spoken once again,
we all have to be very wary recognition up here. And then
the actual letters sent handwritten letters. You ain't
got no computer in the cave. And it's like, you know, that candle
Osama
bin Laden in a take that tape that they say now is bullcrap.
So they didn't publicize? It says there's a bunch of bombs
planted all over the place. Yeah,
so I'll read it here verbatim so I don't mess it up. is actually
here we go. The FBI is investigating a Chicago
connection to a letter claiming to be from Osama bin Laden. 25
copies of the letter postmark from Chicago where see where he
lives were sent to locations around the country the so called
the so called Bin Laden wrote he has 160 nuclear bombs that will
be detonated unless certain unidentified people responsible
for war crimes are put on trial, which sounds pretty consistent
by the way with what he says. The letter goes on to say the
trials must be televised, live and done. American Idol style
Our viewers could vote on guilt or innocence. Yeah, you gotta
hand it to the guy. I'm loving that. That's awesome. What a
great idea. And get Jennifer Lopez to to interview and Ryan
Seacrest. Anyway, so immediately though that can't be true,
because of course, it would be X Factor, not American Idol. This
can't be the real Osama.
So I'm thinking I'm putting this down in the book as one of your
predictions. I'm what am I predicting out? What,
what did I predict now?
That just that there's gonna be a false flag attack in the
Olympics? Yeah. And so to collect on the insurance, but
although I think the insurance companies won't let that happen
anyway, I think it has to be sooner than that, because we got
to get feet on the ground in Libya sooner than later.
I think they're trying to connection now with the bombing
in Ireland. They're saying the Semtex came from Libya, like,
like it had some kind of weak was very weak, but I think
that's that was a feeble attempt, probably.
I it's gonna be something and I believe it's going to have to
take place within the next 30 days. Really? My prediction now
write that
down. Alright, cool. Yeah, write that down. Definitely. So you
want it so anyway, so just since he's going away, Glenn Beck, as
we predicted, we said that look, the guys on the way out, we know
media, we predicted this six months ago. Yeah. And we said
Altana was gonna be your replacement. We said it right
off the bat. I think I said it actually.
You might have one dozen, whatever the case is, we both
knew it. And here's Glenn Beck on the Neapolitan Oh, show
further, it might as well just announce it here. But they don't
announce it. And they kind of laughed us off, but just listen
to this clip
society and a war and couldn't pay it. And so we changed the
way everything works. Bretton Woods three is being held right
now with George Soros. And nobody's saying you got about 30
seconds left. What can be done about this other than what you
and I agree with? A replacement for me at 5pm
make you the replacement.
I've been here for 13 years. You've been here for a little
over two. It's hard for me to remember what Fox was like
without you. Oh, it's hard for me to imagine what it'll be like
leaving, so don't worry about it.
I know there's a couple of things that I'm listening to
this him on the peloton. First of all, we spotted this early
because the Nate day brought in Apollo Tonto and out of the blue
and all he does is he I have some neuro linguistic
interpretations of what he does on his show, which I'm going to
probably bring up on Sunday. But he I realized that something
Glenn Beck was actually this is a theory. Glenn Beck was brought
into Fox about two years ago he as an entertainer as a scripted
guy. He they his ratings have gone down by the way because
they've moved his time around so he's not he's on at 11 in West
Coast or two in the morning five has also gotten boring. Well,
yeah, because they took his the they took his budget away they
he was brought in for the purpose of and the peloton which
basically says this He that that Beck was his mentor, he was
brought in to coach the peloton or to become a big shot on the
shows. And so he was brought in on a contract basis for I don't
know how much money he's getting a fortune because he became the
number one show for a long time on Fox and all of cable. So he
was getting probably 10 or 20 or more millions of dollars plus
his books make him a lot of money. He was getting a little
carried away here in the later days and they had to get rid of
them, but he's on a contract. So he's not gonna badmouth them, he
says he's still gonna be there, because they've obviously got
him on a long term deal, he has to shut up and get out of the
way push Napoletana Winward who's a more controllable
character who has the message that they Fox people want to
convey whatever, you know, we can figure it out easy enough.
And Beck is going to be moved into doing specials, he's still
going to show up on O'Reilly once in a while. And the two of
them are going to Yuk it up because they have the greatest
time in the world when they're together. And it's going to be
anybody's he's done. He's gone. He's you know, the sorrows thing
and the rest of it apparently was not sitting well with
someone
with with the Democrats who run Fox. Yeah,
obviously. And so the point is, is that he's done but he's not
going to bad mouth. He's not gonna say anything bad. He's
very kind of amenable about the whole thing. And he says he's
not leaving. Yeah, he's not leaving because he's on a
contract. Because they sign him up for God knows how long and
until that contract is over. We're not going to really know
the truth about this whole situation. Well, boohoo Yeah, I
find it interesting because it's, it's like you know, the
whole thing was a bunch of bullcrap from the get go and now
we're going to be we have to keep a careful eye on this the
Paula Tonto guy.
Yeah, unfortunately. Unfortunately, that is you know
what a job we have man.
Watchdogs
Alright, is it really is that our gig? No,
I think we are Watchdogs. I think we watch you know,
immediate assassins like you like to say but in fact We are
Watchdogs. We are watching the weirdest stuff and we're
listening to all these things and we're trying to connect dots
that nobody else bothers with.
And we're watching over your children to make sure they're
safe. Or is that taking it too far?
It probably
you know who sent me a cool clip? Maynard
Maynard G crabs.
No. Maynard our our buddy from get my nation down under who's
on the the real? On the real show there.
Oh, man. Are they there? Yeah, what is he got?
Yeah, hold on a second. He see for some reason I hadn't. This
is really weird.
You haven't cued it up on your new
No, I'm pretty sure I put it in my box to play and oh, here it
is. I've got it. So he Maynard is do funny event. So he so
they've got a harp installation they're in in Australia. Oh,
really? Oh, yeah. And so he had I had a chance to interview
Associate Professor Colin waters who has worked at the Alaska
HAARP array. And as part of Australia's ionosphere research,
Maynard goes on to say now our harp is very low power. He says
the Alaskan facility has regular open days. So maybe a listener
could go have a look, which by the way, Jesse Ventura says he
tried and they wouldn't let him in. I asked him about several
theories. The public had developed about his type of
research. And there's a full interview linked in the show
notes no agenda show.com But of course Maynard just can't help
himself when it comes to promoting the show.
Electromagnetic probe up there to see see what's going on. Now
I'm seeing the chart of when the best time to be operating is for
comps, is it basically at night or midday or is the best time to
do an over horizon radar and, and they're sort of miniature
project is pretty much in the morning is the best time for it.
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monitoring social networks and who knows what other corporate
who either trying to pull. We can do some karma. Give him some
karma. Oops. The bill got stuck. You've got karma. Michael woods
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the code and finally Nichelle more nights. Dale, North
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think. I think Lisa, I think there's a note here, let me just
make sure and
you have one I have a make good. I want to get out of the way
before we go into the workdays. knighting. Well, I got one more.
One more demo just to get this out of the way. Charles sin the
third should have been mentioned a couple of weeks ago, he also
need some karma and he gave 53/5 33.
You've got karma. Okay, so I'm trying to track the
administration here. So Lisa Mullins, I believe this note
goes along with this. From Nelson. Yeah, Nelson Mullins
gentleman, my wife Lisa surprised me with the news that
she made a $50 donation. She has come a long way from resigning
herself to listening with me to enjoy the show. Lisa says John
is cute. And she likes Adams impersonation of Obama. Hello,
everybody. By the way, she gave a birthday money to donate ah,
ah that's
you know, your your your your Obama thing. I never thought
about it as being decent. But when you say it you actually do
sound you might want to work on this. Hello, everybody. You
know, anyone here been married? I think you should take I think
you should take some tapes of Obama because nobody does him.
Well. Take some tapes. Because you buddy because it takes it he
has a certain resonance in his nose. It comes out that if you
don't get that and you have it, okay,
I'll work on it. I mean, it's not. It's not like I'm busy
watching C span or anything.
You can work on it while watching C span. Imagine that
you are Obama watching C span
going. Damn it. Michelle. Michelle, the line again. I got
a couple quick shots. Quick shout out to Daniel Wheaton.
Member Daniel. The kid who used the no agenda to basically
graduate now he was the became the Nebraska Class B exteme. X
extend extend extemporaneous speaking Shana brainiest
extemporaneous speaking champion, and became third in
persuasive speaking, even though I did not yell long Dong silver
or call my judge, elitist pricks. I performed
exceptionally well. Surprisingly, the kid just
imagine that kid going thank you for this award long Dong silver.
Google that was surprising the Carmen was not entirely depleted
after the state meet. We went to the National qualifiers
tournament for our district after 15 rounds of grueling
competition spanning three days across a college campus. I
succeeded in qualifying for the national tournament in June. For
the first time my school's history we are taking two people
to the NFL national tournament myself an extemporaneous
speaking companion Aaron Pierce, my original oratory which is
seductively hard hitting persuasive which is a
seductively hard hitting persuasive as arguments in line
with the overall goal goals have no agenda. It's called Think
dammit. Yeah, no, this is amazing. So you need a little
bit extra karma for the June meet I guess you've got I want
to give him and if you win, it's long Dong silver. Okay.
With a fist in the air Yeah.
And then I'm not sure if this came through but Adam and John
have been a longtime listener douchebag lover your show. Total
producer. I donated $50 from your link, but there was no link
comments. So I'm not sure which $50 donation he was that might
but anyway, he wants I fixed mac.com. He's a he's a he's
trying to get a business started because he needs money. And so
he needed a little bit of karma there as well. Now, you've got
karma to support this show doesn't only one thing you have
to remember.org/and A that's really it. And we appreciate it.
And I think in the second half of the show, you'll see a lot of
value for value as I certainly spent some time watching C span.
And now I'm going to expand that by working on why Obama
impersonation Obama,
I think I think it'd be worth doing because you know, you
could do that and Hello, everybody.
I can do it. Right. That sounds kind of good. Yeah.
Actually does sound good. It's got everybody
I'm hearing ups. I gotta work on it.
Because he not you mentioned it because you your Hello,
everybody is is you're kind of screaming a little bit. Maybe I
think he's kind of screaming all the time. Just Just notice.
Well, it's because he's reading. He's like a new maybe
you should work on your Obama as but you should read. Right,
right. You should take it off a sheet. Right? What you're good
at what he's gonna say and then read it.
Okay. Okay. All right. So more work to do. dvorak.org/na
Remember, you can become a executive producer and Associate
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Yeah, we're getting exciting. What status of the Rings?
I didn't know I didn't ask. Okay. Well, they have
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the good news.
Alright, so, Nelson Mullins. Of course congratulations from his
lovely wife, Lisa, who has a brand new listener or she's
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definitely Nelson turns 32. Today, Steven from that have
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Marilla. And I have Mike Chadic. Stole. And of course, my partner
in crime who celebrated two days ago. Happy birthday, John from
all your buddies here at the no agenda show.
You were probably on a plane while you were as a matter of
fact that we went to my birthday, you did a birthday
luncheon and one of the restaurant money for one of my
favorite restaurants in Manhattan, Bulli and which is
quite tasty. And they had a rather inexpensive tasting menu
and for lunch I thought was interesting and then we took a
plane back right and then my then of course, the yesterday my
family took off to their run away from you, they ran away we
get sick of each other really quickly. And my daughter was
abused by the TSA on the way out. And she had she got a
secondary screening because they wanted her to go through the
machine she refused good on her good grand good she was upset by
it by the way. And of course we know from the listen to the
clips on our show and we end the testimony in Congress these
machines do not work. My wife ended up lecturing the TSA
person about why they're not wearing the little badges on the
rest of its you see as the whole thing down. She went along with
the talking points like everyone should do it. If you didn't get
your talking points. You were you were left out that we sent
out to everybody in email. A lot of people never opened them. And
that was the end of it. It was a good trip, though. Did
did Jay feel she was touched inappropriately.
She didn't like being isolated and made a public spectacle.
Well, luckily now of course we have Wil Wheaton has now cried
on his blog so now of course it's a big deal. So that'll be a
top topic on twit no doubt about it. It probably will tell us get
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roundtable please have a seat over here enjoy clickers and
blow or rent boys and Cabernet. Cool. So speaking of TSA, which
by the way the BS filter turns into funny because I was reading
about the TSA and it's like, touch the touching sexual
assault or something and whenever it says Transportation
Security Administration, the BS filter changes it it's quite
hilarious. Yeah, I'm gonna put it on there coming up with a
switch to turn it off, which is also kind of necessary because
sometimes you know, it's like, just really want to, like
literally everything gizmo nation, this gizmo nation that
Gadhafi douchebag and it's fun. It's really really fun. It's a
good little gag. I love it a lot. So I'm watching oh, gee, I
was watching Wait,
hold on a second, this backup. Can you go to somebody else's
machine? Download it and then turn it on? Would you stay on?
Yeah,
no, all you have to do is you go to crackpot command.com/you know
I don't want to say we're trying to keep the show clean but BS
filter. I think it's even linked from the homepage and there's a
link in the show notes no gender shoulder calm. And and it's
literally just you just click install in the browser, you have
to die. He's just clicking it work. So
it does it state in other words is a stay on. So another thing?
Can I use your machine a second ago? Are there? Yes. Yeah.
And I think it updates automatically. I think that you
know, we have like 300 terms now in there. If Hillary Clinton
becomes looser for Clinton, it's hilarious. It's a good gag,
actually. Yeah, it
sounds like it's a very good gag.
So I'm watching C span this is a this comes from the longer clip
and it's quite boring but quite important that we listen to it.
And then again, this is two and a half hour testimony from keen.
Keen what's his name?
Keen Yeah, clean.
Clean.
I don't know keen your
dough K e a n keen. He's, I'll tell you who he is. Thomas Kean.
You know at Thomas Kean is no. Oh, well, he's been around he
well, he wasn't your Senator or something at one point. Anyway,
Thomas Keenan LEE HAMILTON testified about the
implementation of the September 11 Commission recommendations
and the obvious gaps in national security. And, you know, and I
gotta go back and read the 911 Commission Report, which of
course I have, because apparently I missed this, but
apparently, the 911 Commission was all about homegrown
terrorism. And and this year, yeah, apparently. Yeah, no, I
mean, I gotta go now I gotta go back. I have it. I have the
book. But you can get it online. Of course. Apparently, it was
all about homegrown terrorism we have we're not even close. Not
even close to closing all the gaps in the halls. And when you
listen to this, you just know what's coming down. I mean, get
mo nation lock me up. And he even there's even an award for
Oh, listen to this.
Many counterterrorism experts talk about 2010 and name it the
year of the homegrown terrorist. There you go.
Oh, wow. The year on the homegrown Harris. He's from he
was ex governor of New Jersey, I believe. Thank you.
This British accent.
Yeah, it's kind of it's kind of a I think it's more
Massachusetts like thing. Because listen to it again.
Many counterterrorism experts talk about 2010 and name it the
year of the homegrown terrorist. That's right,
everybody. 2010 the homegrown terrorist.
guy starts off as a douchebag par Exelon, so this guy was the
Republican. Yeah. Republican douchebag from New Jersey. Yeah.
Joisey we just throw another shoe out. Um, hold on. Alright,
so let's listen. He speaks it's very boring, but I think we have
to listen because we no one reports on this. No one has the
patience. I had to drink all yours. I drink cups of coffee to
stay awake during this stuff. Here it is.
So from equalization ism,
it's got to stop right there self radicalization.
Yeah, was that. Like,
what are you doing honey? I'm gonna slow radicalizing is that
horrible? What self radicalization was that?
I guess you're reading a book next thing you know he's either
Hey, I mean this What this is actually when you bring up self
radicalization, you have targets now you have a million of anyone
who writes a book critical the United States. Anyone who does a
show like ours creates, you know, allows people to become
self radicalized because we're not actually going and talking
to anybody personally. This is just a part of a censorship
move,
growing. Self radicalization ism is an alarming development,
alarming. Our group issued a report you mentioned last fall
and radicalization and we're going to follow up this spring
with a set of recommendations for dealing with this important
and very, very sensitive problem.
Why is it sensitive? What's sensitive about it? Why is it
sensitive? It's an important and it hurts when you touch it. What
is he talking about important and sensitive? What's what's
what is sensitive about it,
the guy I know the guy is a huge drama queen and he's trying to
play this up because we've got to lock everyone down. We've got
to give you a real ID we've got to throw Gitmo bracelets on you
and this guy is doing it to face new threats
like to discovery and October 19 2010 of explosive packed in a
toner cartridges addressed to synagogues in Chicago, and
shipped on FedEx and UPS cargo flights from Yemen. The cyber
threat is also increasingly severe, and poses a real danger
to our critical infrastructure.
So okay, so we have a couple of things here. No more shipments
from Amazon. That's one forget about that. And though let's
shut down the interwebs,
defending us against such attacks was being an urgent
priority. So we'd like to offer our assessment today of where
the government is implementing
the 911 Commission recommendations. So apparently,
these are all 911 recommendations. I don't
remember any of this, any of it, but okay, just make
an emergency preparedness. We have made some progress toward
establishing a unity of command. In other words, one person
responsible for coordinating efforts and disaster. But having
said that, our recommendations are still a long way from being
fully implemented.
This guy's What was he talking about? Brownie? So what is what
is this? We're listening to where Who's he talking to?
He's talking to Congress. Why? Because this is about they have
to put more security this you'll hear it you'll he starts coming
up with what we need to do. This is about the lockdown of Gitmo
nation and completely enslaving us. So we can't do anything
without being scan tracked and, and fit felt up. We have found
too many community leaders and first responders who mentioned
to us that many metropolitan areas still haven't solved
the problem. So this is about putting command center on the
stars. Yeah, exactly. And putting everyone in show we have
a Staci coma. Yeah, exactly. The whole thing, just lockdown of
having a unified command structure, unified command
structure, please. Moreover,
it is unacceptable, that the government still has not
allocated the additional 10 megahertz of radio spectrum,
that D block that you mentioned to public safety. So the first
responders can communicate the disaster. Now, I recognize the
the efforts and the leadership that you've shown through your
bill. I believe the President supports such a recommendation
and Congress needs to act.
I think this is about the HR 5155 I think that's where it is
John this is where all this stuff comes together. I gotta
research it but I think that's what this is about improvements
in transportation
security, but technology still legs and screening passengers
for weapons concealed in their bodies, which means in your
butthole and for detecting explosives contained in bags.
He's just admitted it doesn't work apparently and work they
run the bags through the real X ray machines and they can't find
the explosion they got all those little swab deals they can't
find the exposures so even that doesn't work doesn't want
actually coming back from New York I'm you know I'm here Sam
texts were packing and I and I said well, you know we bought it
because I didn't want to bring it to the toothpaste so I bought
a tube of toothpaste in New York big giant tube. And I said and
Mimi had some honey that she bought for some tea that we're
making. And I said I just pack it just packed it honey and let
me put the toothpaste in the bag big old giant toothpaste let
them take it away right daughter goes oh no, you shouldn't do
that. This is not right. Oh, she's a good slave. And well
unfortunately is in some ways and so until she got there felt
right yes they now she's maybe she maybe change your attitude.
But anyway, so I did. I didn't even I forgot actually I was
gonna pull out the plastic bag and put it on the on the rolling
thing because you're supposed to pull out the plastic bag of
toiletries. I forgot I just left it in there with the big debt
boom. Right through course. Yeah, it doesn't it can't you
know they if it was a bottle of water, they would have
dangerous h2o.
DGA Oh continues to find holes, literally every single security
layer that we establish. Border Security remains a top national
security priority as terrorists continue to exploit our border
vulnerabilities to gain entry into the United States really
now how does he know that? If terrorists have continued to
exploit our holes and gaps in borders, where are they living
here? How do you know they're here? Keen? That's that's
bullcrap. Right there.
It's total bull crap.
Several attempted attacks over the past two years with a
betrayed by terrorists who could have been detected by the US
immigration system, we require a more streamlined terrorist
watchlist in capability. More watching this better sharing of
information between intelligence agencies and immigration
authorities. One area of progress is the deployment of
the biometric entry system known as us visit. Yes, that's
progress Biometrics is progress. We still lack however any
comprehensive exit system. We don't know in other words when
people leave the country. The Commission recommends the
government standardized secure identification. And the federal
government should set standards for the issuance of birth
certificates and driver's license. The REAL ID Act
established these standards by statute statute, about 1/3 of
the states have complied with this first tier benchmark the
deadlines for compliance have been pushed back now twice in
compliance creates real vulnerability and makes us less
safe we would ask that no further delays should be
authorized who further delays shall be authorized a keen keen
over here look look at here your face MoPhO
that was juvenile
yeah I'm sorry but he's a douchebag no further delays
no further delay.
So I think you got your your clip out of the way you
have to lie hope down no further to nays
let's so you spent two and a half hours and that's the best
you could come up with from that crumb.
Yeah, but this is what it's about no further delays. No
further delays and knocking them down. What has to happen man?
Alright, so I got some better writing better material.
Sorry, I give you real information. You've got comedy
roll at
that point is this guy's a is what he is the guys he's a
clown. Why is he even why are they listening? What are they?
These guys are falling asleep listening to this joke. Why is
he even speaking what is it what Consulting Group is he with? I
mean, what does he got to do with anything? Who is he? What
makes him an expert?
I am your overlord
guy's a jerk is that you do actually that clip now? I would
think about it really? annoyed me that's that's what yeah, what
was that?
Hold on has to do it. Let me try it. Oh. In order to do it. I
have your father Luke. That's my Darth Vader
Yeah, it was a little better before and then you'd actually
do when you were really garbling it it sounds like some other
Star Trek character but anyway over the guys I got here's a
light piece of light material Oh nice. Barbara II got tried. The
famous actress who did I Dream of Jeannie is very cute when she
was younger and and apparently John Kennedy tried to pick her
up and here's this here's the story on the joy Bay heart show.
Back with the lovely and talented Barbara Eden, Barbara.
So tell me so
whenever you say that that means old. Whenever someone says
they're lovely. Lovely and talented means you're old and
you're wrinkled.
Back with the lovely and talented Barbara Eden. Barbara.
So tell me so. So we left with JFK? Yes. The Pierre Salinger.
What did he say? Bring us back again to JFK Airport called
Idlewild in those days. That's right. Yeah, that's right. And
you must understand, I was in a rented mink coat down to my
ankles because Twain said he likes to put us all on a mink
coat. It was winter. Yeah. But Pearson's just said, Hi, I want
you to meet the next President of the United States. And I
said, Hello. And he said, Hello. And that was it. That was it. He
left. And then as I got on the plane, I put my hand in my
pocket of this rented me. And there was a little piece of
paper with a phone number. Oh, JFK, but he didn't know I didn't
know who it was.
I hadn't a clue. I wish I had that piece of paper too. Dang
wow you bet Oh, so if you but if you had known who he was would
you have called him? Well I wasn't married you weren't marry
oh the key was at that point either I don't know what year
was this? Oh
actually think he was married at the time but the point is is the
apparently Kennedy was a very I guess had gypsy blood and then
he gets slipped a note into a pocket unbeknownst to the person
wearing the jacket. Well let me tell you something is of course
just to promote the JFK special and of course
I'm wasn't History Channel. No, they changed channels
now it's some dramas got I know, I know. I know.
It got Ken got drawn away from History Channel. They didn't
want to run it. It's like a huge scam. It's all promotion. But
first, let me say Barbara Eden back in the day. That's one
mother I'd like to she was
pregnant. She wasn't a mother. John, she was 17 or 18 at the
time, and I think
I self radicalized watching her. I'm pretty sure I did.
Yeah, I think a lot of people self radicalized over her
but the best thing. That's my new one.
Yeah, you are is the worst. You know, when you watch the show,
you know you're gonna get material, but you know, it's
always okay, so I got it. I have a long I got the let me just say
what I have here. And we can just say, one second one second.
Okay. What are you gonna use that for the beginning of the
show?
No, no, I just, I just want to practice.
So I'm watching O'Reilly. And there's this guy from The New
York Times I have his name is I just thought, tell me who you
don't find this to be quite hilarious. This clip. This is
Nicholas Kristof in New York.
He's the guy that inspired George Clooney to go spy on
Sudan with satellites from Google.
Well, he's got this he's got this funny attitude about the
humanitarianism of it all.
He's a spirit. He's a total spook.
It wouldn't surprise me but the point but I get more of a kick
out of his. If you play this clip, I'll analyze the what I
think is funny about it. When we when it gets to the end
or in Darko. But in Rwanda, the UN was there, and they didn't do
the job.
Well, I mean, lots of people were there, the French were
there in the French evacuated all their embassy staff and
evacuated the embassy dog and left behind the Rwandan staff to
be killed.
Right. And so Americans are going is that our fault? I mean,
are we supposed to be you know, if the French will do it to you
when won't do it? We have to do it?
Well, I mean, I guess from my point of view, I'd say that if
nobody else is willing to do it, and we nobody else is willing to
do it. Yeah, precisely. So if nobody else is willing to do it,
we have to do and, you know, if the choice is either we do it or
700,000 people are slaughtered as in Rwanda. And if we can do
it in a way that doesn't require a lot of time doesn't require a
vast cost, then, you know, that's what that's the rub.
Because that's what the the memo says, Oh,
we wish a humanitarian thing if it's not too much effort, it
doesn't take too much time. If it doesn't put me out, I'll take
you to the airport. But you know, out of my life for 50
years, but screw you if it's going to interfere with my time
with my kids, you can get it ride the you can get another
ride to the airport in are that good of a friend. Yeah.
Now this guy is a spokesman for the Ministry of Truth.
I mean, give me a break what it is this humanitarian
humanitarian as long as it's convenient. Yeah. It's just
like, wow, this is your New York Times liberal.
Yeah, now he's the guy that George Clooney shared a room
with them and Sue Don Okay,
within he's Yeah, definitely probably are more than likely a
spook. Yeah, well,
of course, da da winning.
You know, Charlie, she's trying to get that copyrighted.
I know, I know. Well, we got to call that out. Stop trying to
copyright that sheen. We got our eye on you. That's self
radicalization you're doing is not good.
Hey, hey, big news from getting my nation east. John. How many
times have we warned everybody about the Chantix?
Oh, lots. Yeah. They dedicated a show to it.
Yeah. father murdered family was quitting smoking and on
medication that caused depression.
No, they didn't say the medication, did they?
Yeah, they did. It's called Champix in Gitmo nation. ECL
they actually named it Yeah, absolutely. Sham picks sham
picks is what it's called in Gitmo nation. He's murdered his
wife has two kids. The hearing was told on July 10. Mr. case
have been prescribed Champix tablets to be taken twice a day.
He was then dispensed a further number of tablets by a chemist
on July 23. The day they returned from holiday horrible,
horrible this stuff makes you crazy people don't take it just
smoke is better to smoke than this. I think got
a couple of emails over the last month so I used it and it worked
for me. Yeah, sure. Okay, now, I'm sure you probably if you you
know it also works will power Gen general. What drugs did you
take to stop smoking? No, I started again actually. What?
Yeah. You and and what about Mickey's backslide
back then now we're gonna quit again. It's horrible. It was
after the depression I had I had the depression thing about the
whole Constitution. I agree. I'm not gonna lie to you. Huh? Yeah,
no, I just smoked a cigarette and like, oh, we can have one
more dinner and I was like, boom, we're smoking so I gotta
stop again.
Well, that's terrible because it's miserable. To go through
this stopping process like surprising.
Well, it's a drug. It's worse than heroin. Yeah, it's hard.
It's very, very hard and I feel like a horrible douchebag I'm
not gonna lie to you though.
I'm not gonna lie to you. Okay, well, you'll be honest. You
stopped before
at least I didn't start drinking.
I'm looking forward to the show today. Wrong. Cliff's
self radicalized. Get my nation LepreCon the health service
executive. I guess that's their version of the health services
will remove all stocks of the swine flu vaccine pandemics.
Pandemrix sorry, from families, family doctors, GPS, general
practitioner surgeries, that's English for your family doctor
shelf. The vaccine has been linked to the disabling SLEEP
DISORDER narcolepsy.
That was reported in Canada. We talked about that on the show.
But no, it was reported in Finland. That's where it
started. Finland was Finland. Right. That's where we but we
talked about it when it first showed up. Yeah. And it was like
a crazy you guys crazy. There's only one guy who keeps writing
in with that voice. But you just block him.
Who? The guy. One guy. That one guy one guy. Who dog? This
dog that did man.
Yeah. Retired Air Force Major predicting UFO sightings at the
Royal Wedding have.
By the way, I'm gonna stop you. Did this narcolepsy thing is non
trivial. No, it's a horror. It's a horrible Why is this not front
page news in every newspaper in the country
because we have you showing up at the royal wedding. What are
you talking about?
Oh, that's important. Well, you got it. Are
you crazy? Actually, I
don't more I have.
I have some predictive programming. Would you like to
hear some of that? Yeah. So this is from Um, let me just grab it
here for a second. From the movie, no escape. The Start
Rayleigh Allah. And this is from late 90s This movie re look
pretty good even then. And listen to what they were saying
about Libya. Oops, oops, oops, oops, I screwed that up. Sorry.
2011 Benghazi Libya, you marched directly up to your commanding
officer put a gun to his head and blew his brains out.
Okay, so 2011 Libya Benghazi the boots on the ground this guy
shoots as the commanding officer and now he's going to explain
why to his dying general who who he goes to confess to
was the leader of a helicopter assault that a village was
supposed to be the source of bio weapons fire
I should have known better right a lot of combat time so I should
have was too easy. No radar, no air defense. I kept telling him
what he ordered us in any way. Always followed orders.
So if we follow the logic of our predictive programming, what we
will see is we will see a bio weapons place being obliterated
because apparently that's going to be there but it isn't. Even
Libya when we get the boots on the ground.
Interesting. Where did you dig this one up? As in the movie? No
escape? rejada No,
this was a 9994 9494. Again, let me ask again. One more time.
Where did you dig this one up?
One of our producers sent it to me. Ah. Okay, what does that
what does that mean?
Why didn't I get a copy of this? Did I was ice seat on this memo?
You don't know? No? Well, I mean, you know what, I don't
want to tell you why actually, oh, he hates me. No, No one
hates you. But they're a little worried about, you know, you,
you kind of sometimes you let names slip out. It's not all
your fault. I'm not saying
it's a guy who has to be anonymous because you send us an
old clip sends me other stuff. Also, I have one of your buddies
in the audience. Also, I have PGP
encrypted email on my servers in my house. It's fine. It's not
personal as well as
anybody has. It really has secure correspondence that they
need to take care of with us, send it through Adam. He's got a
PGP deal. He's gotta be secure deal. They just don't know where
it came from, where it was where I'm going. radicalizing may
evade self radicalizing in the corner. And so yeah, okay. I
find I accept that.
But so don't take it personally. No. Okay, good. That's a good,
great, fine,
excellent find. Yeah, that's another point. But I'm not
giving you his credit for that one.
I have credit for playing it for lining it up for pressing the
button.
Now, okay, you get two points. So good. Hey, by the way, I want
to mention something that we keep forgetting to do was just
thanking our artists.
Wow, you know, it's funny, because I was looking back, I
was looking at no agenda art, no agenda, Art Generator dot info.
And it's just so beautiful. We typically have four to six
pieces to choose from for every episode. And someone should do
something with that. I mean, I know that a couple of people
have but we need that needs to be showcased more, because it's
so incredibly beautiful, the work that is done. And it's it's
hard as an artist, you know, you you create something and then
you don't get chosen, although we often go back into the
archives and pull something out that we keep as an evergreen.
But yeah, it's I believe that we actually have proven that it is
a fundamental part of our show. And you're right, the artists
don't get it, but they always get a credit the artist in
question. Yeah, but you
know, don't get credit as a group. And yeah, and I was in
New York, I was trying to get together with Nick, the rat,
who's in New York, I'm gonna have to apologize for not doing
it. So I have to, so I'm going to make a special trip to New
York and go get because he's got some art for me. And I'm an art
junkie. And so I'm going to probably go and just hanging out
with him for a while. But, you know, the, but I feel bad about
the fact that last week, we got nobody, just one of those cycles
is a random number theory again, but we got pretty much no art as
opposed to our normal, we usually sometimes get five and
six pieces that we get to pick from and it's interesting, just,
I mean, it makes the art because our we use our, you know, our
cover art is is very, it's very integral to our show. And people
comment on it constantly, because it's high level,
extremely high level, sometimes high conceptual level, it's
always beautiful. It always is. It's phenomenal stuff. Yeah, you
probably have a clip to end with. So I just want to hit two
categories that we cannot miss today. I just want to say that
as predicted now scientists are starting to debate
geoengineering and links in the in the show notes as always had
Barack Obama 211 2000 eleven.com Scientists debate risks of Sun
blocking other climate tweaks to fight warming. So this is how
the the persistent jet contrails will be brought into our
existence, you can just wait for it to may not be this year. It
may be next year. But I guarantee you, they're now
they're gearing up to say you know, we've been kind of
experimenting with this stuff and aids really good. It'll save
you whatever. And I want you to take a look at those links in
the show notes. Also, this was rather disturbing. Jerry Brown,
who is our governor here and get my nation was the People's
Republic of Southern California yay, had a meeting with that
decani Head to guard the EU commissioner for climate. And
they're gonna harmonize the carbon markets between Europe
and California. This is not a good development.
We have yet because California is in such great financial
condition that we can start throwing money away to scams
essentially international scams. This is interested in tech
carbon taxes.
The a ir will now draft a detailed order outlining their
case that the proposed regulations will allow the
state's highest polluting industries to continue or even
increase pollution your AR stands for. But association of
irritated residents out of interesting, Bailey. Oh, anyway,
so it's gonna harmonize no GS.
Well, we'll see. We'll see what really happens. You never know
what Browns meanwhile,
it's raining. It's cold.
Yeah, we're fine. stop raining here after the storms. We had
hail and it was miserable. blew off a bunch of shingles off my
roof. I gotta have a new roof done. And my shingles blowing on
my roof. Yeah, it was bad. I don't really have I have one
clip that needs a lot of discussion. We can run it on
Sunday I was running
down. I was winded. I was do some discussion. I'm ready to
tell me you know, you know, al l Waukee.
Wait a minute. This is the guy who spoke at the brunch at the
Pentagon.
Yeah, that guy. Yeah. The guy who's caused all this fun.
Apparently, I think there's a little beef going on between
different agencies. Because when you listen to this background,
or on the guy, which I picked off of one of the one of the
news channels you hit you can tell that he's obviously been
working for from the for an agency of some sort. Because he
was arrested in 2002 and kept for a few hours. And he had a
secondary warrant. And apparently an FBI agent whose
remains unnamed came in and says, Hey, you can let the guy
go. The warrants been pulled. Wait a minute,
wait a minute. Wait a minute, stop for a second. So Anwar al
aulaqi, the self radicalized, homegrown terrorist, al Qaeda,
Inc, in the Yemen, who in Yemen,
who originally spoke at a pentagon brunch, after 911 was
then arrested in 2002. And let go, so we had two opportunities
to have the number one terrorist in the world. Well,
yeah, he's, he's number one. He's number one on the hit list.
And by the way, he was I think he was arrested for trying to
pick up hookers which shows that which shows he's a good Muslim
is a good Muslim. So but but if you listen to this, you can just
see that the whole thing is just the image. I think that there's
something going on where there's a debate going on between
different aspects of the intelligence community one wants
to is pissed about the other ones let this guy go and the
other one's trying to run a game and they want to keep it going.
And these other guys are trying to bust them. I don't know. I'd
have no idea but if you listen to this, it's got spook city
written all over it.
New questions tonight about why the Feds released a radical
American cleric with links to recent terror plots against the
US and ties to at least two of the 911 hijackers. Investigators
have connected Anwar al aulaqi to the attempted Christmas Day
underwear bombing, the Fort Hood massacre and the botched Times
Square bombing. As Fox News has reported the Feds had a Locky in
custody back in 2002 and had a warrant for his arrest. But they
ended up letting him go. national correspondent Catherine
herridge now live in our DC newsroom. Catherine, the
reporting you've done with our specials unit came up at a
hearing on Capitol Hill today, right?
Well, that's right, John. We've gathered strong evidence
suggesting this warrant for Lucky's arrest in 2002 on
passport fraud, and the decision to pull it on the same day the
cleric re entered the US was never provided to the 911
Commission. And that's important because the commission was
entertaining the idea that a lot he may have been part of a pre
911 support sell
Alaska support. Is
that like a group that gets together? Like, Hey, man, I'm
not talking about books. I'm not feeling the terrorism today. No.
My name is Anwar al aulaqi. Hi, owl.
My name is owl. So they have a so they have another short clip
to a little piece of C span footage where they they're
talking to the head of the FBI, what's his name? Who is got
nothing really important to say but they throw it in there. It's
kind of interesting. Oh, you're concerning
a Fox News reported about the Bureau's October 2002 decision
to release Anwar LaQuita from custody upon his return to the
US despite an outstanding warrant for his arrest. At that
time, if this was
not provided to the 911. Commission, that was certainly
not by intent, it may well have been not in a file one of the
files that we provided to the 911 Commission.
The official position of the Justice Department is that it
was a series of coincidences that allowed a lock you to slip
through the net adding that there was not enough evidence to
keep the warrant active for his arrest, though that position is
disputed by current and former investigators familiar with the
case John?
So you know a lot of people probably don't realize the guy
that US officials now say is terrorist number one was
actually in US custody back in 2002. Well, that's correct.
The first American on the CIA's killer capture list was held in
federal custody
Wait a minute, kill or capture list is this published?
Apparently the CIA has a kill or capture list on
a second let me take a look at the CIA kill or capture I gotta
Google this if they have an actual website that is
cia.gov/killer capital. I mean, how do these got how do these
news people know this that he's armed
nobody says this is kind of odd that they would know this or
that exists I mean you wonder the see what happened to us when
the CIA became kind of like a public institution it used to be
a secret agency wasn't it?
Hold on a second. I'm looking here let me see. CIA YouTube Oh,
this is interesting. Their site chain let me see kill or capture
I'm just going to google it all right, I just search on their
site. kill or capture let's see if waiting, waiting waiting. Oh,
it's got a search
while they're waiting while you're getting your IP address
error. A server error
has occurred check server response code in details. Yeah,
server error they somebody's out there just pull upon the retry
again. That's hilarious. On their site itself, I get a 500
server response code. That's because they got the technical
experts on the case. They just want me to click on the kids
page that's all they want me to do. Was they have they have a
kids page? But I don't understand how where's the it's
still waiting this How hard is this search killer capture? How
hard can this be? There's a list apparently is a
bunch of horns honking right now and lastly anyone who looks up
killer capture on the site.
Is that wrong? Is that wrong of me to do?
Well, it's too late now.
But it's just sitting there it's not doing anything let me go
back home. All right. Let me see see I open initiative careers,
offices news and information. Human resources and where would
I find this CIA in the war on terrorism? Maybe that's where it
is. Let's see. There's no kill and capture list is bogus.
If you type in CIA kill or capture you don't get any? Yeah.
In Google. You get a shitload of stuff. Yeah. But not from the
CIA. No, but somebody they must have a press office that I don't
know. I have no idea
but that's that's ridiculous. You think the
media just made it up apparently.
I mean, I think that they should have a I mean, we have the top
10 Most Wanted why if we're doing it if we're if we're
allowing look unravel Locky. I don't know the guy, but he's an
American citizen, he can be killed by the CIA because they
have a killer capitalist and he's on it. So you can kill
American citizens. I'd like to know if I'm
on the list. Well, you're gonna be if you keep this up.
Let's listen to the rest of your clip
for nearly three hours on October 10 2002, was released
only after an FBI agent told customs officers that an arrest
warrant for passport fraud had been pulled back boxes reporting
has shown that the timeline does not add up and that the warrant
was still active when a Locky was allowed to walk away. This
mug shot of the cleric was taken after he was busted for
soliciting a prostitute in San Diego. Now after his released by
customs in 2002, a Locky Ben showed up at the homeless
shelter Mimi, who was at the time Oh,
Alia, to me. It was also a support group.
If you back it up a little bit, you realize I mean, by the
theory that a walkie walkie whatever al jabber was, was
working for somebody, he had to go to this meeting because that
guy was targeted, was listening in
today in San Diego. Now after his release by customs in 2002
o'clock, he then showed up at the home of Ali al-timimi who
was at the time the focus following
him while he's on the
way that way they let him go because Warren was bypassed it
was the guys good to go. He he tried to get a prostitute,
nothing came of it. And then he went to a meeting with this guy.
Were they following him? Well, yeah, well, that's what I'm
saying. But they don't indicate any of this in this news report
is obviously being followed as part of a scheme.
We gotta get on the press release list for the for the
CIA, because these guys got better stuff than we do. I want
to I want to have the killing capsuleer FBI
counterterrorism investigation involving the same FBI agent.
There has been no public explanation for what happened.
And as Congressman wolf wrote to the FBI Justice Department,
think how history would be different for the Fort Hood
families. If a Locky had been held and prosecuted nine years
ago? Yeah,
would have been so different. Whereas Osama bin Laden sent
Piers Morgan to Afghanistan to go find Osama bin Laden.
Yeah, well, the whole thing is a scam. So we're just being
scammed as a public as being scammed left and right. That
media is giving us crappy reports and is making it
everything mysterious. And here we are. And here we are just two
of us and our audience going wow,
wow. going wow. At least at least we're informed Hey, by the
way, Leon Panetta will apparently be the New defense
secretary
Oh, he came out of the CIA. Yeah. Well, that gets us the new
routing because Gates was actually Yeah, exactly. That is
they got a new so Okay, so we're gonna see right now we've got
Eric Schmidt Yep. Who I chatted with who will be in the guy used
to go into commerce one of these other firms he'll be routed to
two or three things end up at the CIA then he'll eventually be
employed. In other words, the end game is to become the head
of the Defense Department. He'll
be running the military Eric Schmidt. Who hates you by the
way? Who thinks you're an idiot Alright everybody, you are once
again informed. Thank you very much for your support of this
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