I don't want to build a Raspberry Pi. Adam curry, John
C. Dvorak.
It's Sunday, October 6 2013. Time for your Gitmo nation media
assassination episode 554. This is no agenda, sporting my ACL
RFID slave bracelet in the Travis heights hide up capital
the Gold Star State Austin Tejas in the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry and from
Northern Silicon Valley where our wet bird doesn't fly at
night. I'm John C. Dvorak. Hill.
Okay, so your Russian counterparts have heard the
code?
Exactly what bird
does not fly at night? What does that
SCHECKY green reference only old timers?
Wow. I don't think I've ever heard Checky green.
Yeah, shaky green. Yeah, he was one of the guys that was I think
the mob had gotten the something happened. He was doing some
material. This guy's from the 50s 60s 70s. And he I guess he
insulted some mob boss. And that was the end of it. No, it didn't
kill him. But it was it didn't help his career much.
I want to say John, right at the top of the show here, and I've
been saying this since our last broadcast. Thank you for your
courage.
Oh, yeah. Thank you for your courage.
This has become quite the meme by the way.
You caught it again.
Well, no people keep emailing me like Hey, Adam, thank you for
your courage. And there's you know, we have a new month I kind
of skipped over it on on Thursday show. But we have a lot
of this is not just a special month it's a special week. We've
got special days. Most of these by by presidential proclamation.
I thought I would die. Yeah, we
were missing out
back on the stick. So first of all in apparently in Finland,
they also proclaim days and months today is National Day of
Older Persons day in Finland. So we want to say hey, oh, told the
old folks listening to the show and Helsinki. And it's also
speech pathology week in Finland. And I was surprised I
thought only the American president could prove it
proclaimed days and months, I guess so we
could do it too. Apparently. So
by President presidential proclamation. Today is German
American Day.
It's good to know.
And do you know that there's a lot of Germans in Texas?
It wouldn't surprise me
No, but do you have entire communities we have towns called
like Pflugerville and fluke. And we have we have a very famous
amusement park not too fussed, I think between Austin and Santa
and tone, called Schlitterbahn. It's like this big waterpark is
tons of Germans. There's like a whole settlement of Germans in
in in Texas. Wonder what the deal is. They moved here in the
1800s. And they just they they still speak German. Some of the
more like as a new kind of a Texarkana German thing. It's
very strange to be driving to San Antonio to see all these
German names of towns pop up. Very weird thing. But we will
move
on there's actually there's actually well, before you go on,
there's actually something called a German Texan. And it's
in the Wikipedia. Yes, German Texans are an ethnic category
belonging to residents of the state of Texas who acknowledge
German ancestry and self identify with term. From the
first immigration to Texas in the 1830s. The Germans tended to
cluster in ethnic enclaves the majority sell in broad
fragmented belt across the south part of the state. I told you at
90 about 3 million Texans consider themselves to be at
least part German.
But one of our friends is German Mexican, which is even crazier.
The guy doesn't go into his house, and he's got like beer
steins from his family, you know, and he's cooking tacos a
whole it's weird. The whole thing is if it's a minor only
mine,
Admiral Chester W Nimitz, whose grandfather had joined the
atolls Varian double that settled Fredericksburg.
And there you go. And Fredericksburg, another German
named after King Frederick. Yeah. And his buddy
chances are Frederick Frederick the the the elder Frederick
minor. I don't know. He was a baseball player actually. I'm
sorry. Go on.
Child Health Day, John. We just missed that just a couple days
ago, a presidential proclamation. Also it is
fireproof.
When they were celebrating shooting it that Mom Hey, we
saved the kid, didn't we? And the kid didn't get shot. We'll
talk about it. We'll
talk about I gotta get through this list. But yes, obviously in
in observance of Child Health Day We didn't shoot the kid. So
I would say well, well done. It is also Fire Prevention Week.
Smokey the Bear says only you can prevent forest fires
National Disability Employment Awareness Month. month, which is
kind of a weird one. National Disability Employment Awareness
Month, I guess you're supposed to be like, Hey, if you're
invalid, then you can't get a job. And I'm well aware of it.
I'm not sure what I'm supposed to be thinking of that is also
national. Sorry.
I don't know this makes sense to me.
How many things can this month be? National Arts and Humanities
month? National Domestic Violence Awareness Month? Oh,
yeah. Month. Yeah.
That was National Domestic Violence month.
It is National Domestic Violence, awareness. Awareness
is different. So you can beat up your wife just as long as you're
where you're doing it. National Substance Abuse Prevention
Month. Well, hello, Silk Road. There you go. We could have seen
that coming. National Energy Action month. You think
someone's paying for this? In that case? Yes. Let me see to
meet the challenges of the 21st century must work to ensure a
clean, safe and sustainable energy future. The National
Energy Action month, we can build on the progress we have
made by recommitting to increasing our energy security,
strengthening our economy, combating climate change and
improving the environment. Okay. It is also National Breast
Cancer Awareness Month. And finally my favorite, which means
we're something is bound to happen in October National
Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Now, if I were a part of that, I
said this would be the great month to have something happen.
Oh, and I almost forgot. National Bullying Prevention
Month.
Yeah, no, I noticed that when I tweeted about it, I said this
National Bullying Prevention Month to go beat up a bully. Is
that what you're supposed to do? I think so. Yeah, that'll
prevent bullying.
So it's a big, big goings on here in Austin. John. We have
our annual ACL Austin City Limits. Big festival music
festival here in Austin.
So that was a weekly show on PBS? Yes. Well, that's
yes, it is a weekly show on PBS. But the Austin City Limits is an
annual concert, it's the two weekends. So it's started on
Friday, and then it will kind of load down a little bit and kick
up again on Friday. And all the big names are in town. And this
Mickey and I actually went out to the event. And we're not
really festival goers. But the thing that's a little annoying
is you're tagged essentially, to get a cow. Yeah, you get this
three day pass. And they're very specific about what you can you
can't you have to put it on, you know, so that it can't come off.
It's an RFID tag. And it has, you know, you can't cut off the
excess ribbon, which is really it's kind of dangerous, because
you know, you can antenna, it's of course it's the obvious. So
you're like, oh, you can't cut that off, we know will
invalidate your badge. And literally you're walking into
the into the fairgrounds
Zilker Park anybody put up with this crap? Yeah, I
don't know. I don't know. I mean, I'm putting up with it
just because I want it to go. But it's quite annoying. The way
it works, you have to register your pass. And you have to
register it to your name for some reason. I guess if they
want to check that it's really yours or whatever. And then they
immediately give you an option to link to Facebook, which of
course I did not do. But all weekend I've been watching and
I'm seeing people, you know, automatic tweets go out, say,
Hey, you want some VIP treatment. I'm over here at the
Samsung tented ACL. So these things that are being detected
by individual tents, and then they're putting up Facebook
status message or pulling a Foursquare. Yes. But with the
RFID tag on your friend, your wrist. His slave bracelet.
Unbelievable.
That's a good reason. Now the good reason not to use Facebook.
No. And
I asked I want to think do you did you tweet this? Did you put
that on Facebook? No. Did you realize Yeah, and I actually was
able to track one guy. And I guess the way Facebook works. It
made it look like he was online even. So he was just going from
10th a 10th. And he kept posting messages to where he was. i This
is not good. And I
think you should take that thing and then attach it to a dog.
All the things that good is this guy's a drug dealer. I'm like,
Man, you really don't want you really don't want this. You just
take that thing off when you're in the fairground. And then I
wanted to share one thing with drugs that have Oh, thank you
Holy
crap there go 1234 There's about 100 motorcycles going down the
freeway.
Yeah, what are they rice burners, are they hard Lay's I
can't tell too far away. And I just wanted to share one thing
with everybody. We were invited by some by the Eric the lawyer
who's going to go to the Supreme Court. Yeah, we were and he and
his wife have I guess they It's the Zach theatre here in in
Austin. I don't know that their name is on the steps. Let's put
it that way. And so they invited us to the opening of Les
Miserables LA. Oh,
I've always wanted to see Les Miserables la Austin, Texas so,
so I it is the Broadway production. I will point out.
Yeah. Yeah. And, and I couldn't even sit through the movie at
home at home was like, Oh, Mickey, I can't watch this
anymore. So I was like, okay, but you know, I want to go the
Supreme Court, you know, so I don't want to like, you know, be
a downer on the guy and his whole like limb is thing. So and
we had a couple of drinks. At off. I gotta tell you, I
thoroughly enjoyed myself.
replastered well, not totally, but it was really big much for
you.
You're like, true, that's true. But it was I really enjoyed the
show. It was, we also were like, third row center. So it's almost
like the actors are literally singing to you. So it couldn't
have been much better. The only problem is, you know, and we've
been discussing this is you know, how you get song stuck in
your head.
Or you got a song stuck in your head boss doling out the job,
right. It was a handshake, and
I want everyone that's
horrible. No, you won't get that stuck in anyone's head. Yes,
yes. And have enough of a to
every Oh, it's master of the house. That is a source of man.
And it's like, and I'll be and I'm Mickey is now like,
reminding me of the song every five minutes. Just when I gotten
rid of it to horrible song.
Well, you're the master of the house.
Yes, doling out the charm.
She little of that, but that's another story. Yeah.
Anyway, so that's that's a brief update here from the Travis
heights hideout. I have my slave bracelet on displaying it
probably. And I shall slap it on a dog before we leave tonight.
Because we're after the show. We're gonna go see we're gonna
go back.
Yeah, well, I went to the Oakland A's playoff game. Oh,
really. And it was a great game was a pitching duel. Some kid
named Sonny Gray, who's just a terror and Verlander the great
pitcher from Detroit, they just pitched the duel zero to zero
for nine innings. And then at the bottom of the night, the A's
one. But here's the thing that got me a pitching duel, which is
whereas there's just getting everybody out. And you know,
there's no real there's no scores, right? I remember when I
was a kid, I would, I would go see you'd go see A's game with
catfish Hunter, who actually was one of the world's greatest
pitchers, and he would and the game he not a lot of times, but
many times the game would be under a whole game with scores
under two hours. This game was a pitcher's duel, which means it
wasn't a lot of you know, it's just getting people up and down
out lots of hours. Lots of strikeouts. Three and a half
hours.
Now seems a little excessive. It seems more than
a little excessive. And here's the problem. Because it was
broadcast on TV. Yes, the one side would be out and then the
other pitcher would come out. And you'd wait five
commercial break of course. Yes. Yes. Now this is ruined
foot life football for me. I don't I people invite me today.
Would you like to come to the game? I've got?
I've got I've got a box with hookers? No, I won't go.
professional football game. It's yours just sit? Did you dig a
punch the ball? Boom, five minute. Commercial Break. Yeah,
the guys you know, they're gonna punt the ball. They take a
timeout. I've
always wondered how they coordinate that between the the
so who's who really calls those shots? What when? How do they
call down to the to the field and say, Okay, you got to hold
on for a second because we're in a commercial break. We're going
to commercial break through they all have if BS in so they
they're running like Oh, hold on a second.
It's the the head referee in a football game. And he will call
timeout when they like to the balls exchange, teams exchange,
possession and they stopped the clock on the change of
possession. He just calls a timeout and it's a commercial
timeout. And they just stay out. And then so you'll you're
sitting in the stands and you're and you're just watching these
guys. You know, there could be something going on. It could be
been a game that was pretty well paced. And now they stop. And
then you wait. One minute, two minutes, three minutes, you're
waiting minutes and minutes, four minutes, and then they go
then they hike the ball and then if something like the guy fumble
jump, they'll stop it again and they'll play a bunch of
commercials. This is ruining the games. These games are being
ruined by this crap. And I didn't ever expect to see it and
baseball to this extreme.
There was no commercial timeouts during Lent miserables law.
Yeah, well, maybe people will start going to the theater.
Yeah. Television games, these televised games. Anyway, so I
was a little annoyed but it was it was about Ending performance
by the team so
we both had a little bit of relief from the, from the
onslaught of mainstream bullcrap that was coming through all the
tubes and the pipes. And actually right after we we were
still doing our Thursday show and we had this I'm just calling
it capital shield exercise because there was a drill as you
know, John called Capitol shield where everyone in the nation's
capitol was on heightened alert. And of course we have this
incident which is details no one really has any any details.
No, I've got the longest probably best report. Okay.
Which says vest report on the clipless because I don't do any
vests on NBC. I don't even have that. It says drugged woman V O
or an NBC when you say that when you say the drag to women report
right but just when you say it says Best report I'm looking at
the V Yeah, but it's not it's as drugs have to look with the DEA.
Yeah, drug to woman so that play that and we'll get this will
give us the background to bounce some stuff off of
Good evening. Good. Hey, Brian. Good evening. Investigators say
that Miriam Carey went downhill after having her baby suffered
postpartum depression and then began having delusions and was
hospitalized at one point. They say she believed that the
federal government had her under surveillance and that President
Obama was communicating with her.
I just want before we move on with this I just want to point
out that this we predicted this was going to happen. This is not
part of the war on Crazy John.
It is part of the war on crazy I considered part of the war on
whatever drugs they had her on us obviously. Let's continue.
After searching Miriam Kerry's condo in Stamford, Connecticut
and talking with relatives, investigators say she had been
diagnosed with depression and psychosis but had recently
stopped taking her medications. They say travel record show she
drove directly from there to Washington.
Travel records she's in the car stop. Travel record shit. What
is this toll roads?
Yeah, it'd be toll roads,
license plate scanners. Yeah, it'd be that two cell phone
records.
And you go back and play start that clip or that part over
because there's a very interesting little grammatical
thing in there that I found interesting and
then began having delusions and was hospitalized at one point.
They say she believed that the federal government had her under
surveillance and that President Obama was communicating with
her. After searching Miriam Kerry's condo in Stamford,
Connecticut and talking with relatives, investigators saying
she had been diagnosed with depression and psychosis but had
recently stopped taking her medications. They say
instead of saying and had stopped taste taking your
medications, they say but da Yeah, so she was diagnosed. Your
bad slave, if you listen to the way this is presented is that
she was diagnosed with depression and psychosis, but
had stopped taking her medication. So all was well. So
she was nowhere her diagnosis was with her on the medications.
It sounds like to me, right? Yeah. Yeah.
It's you were psychotic because of the meds she was taking.
Good. She had like, stopped and not and she had stopped taking
she didn't use the word and but it was but which means it sounds
to me that they had a drug that she went in, she had a baby and
she saw you know, I don't feel good. Or you got postpartum
depression, or taking whatever they don't know. Which made her
crazy. And then she stopped taking them and went even
crazier, because she said, Wait a minute, I've been drugged all
this time. It's got to be something to do with hope. I
don't know what to do. Obamacare. I don't know.
I have I have some thoughts
about okay, well, let's play the rest of this because it really
tells a pretty good story.
But do you remember in the good old days when people just got
psychotic from Chantix that was easy, those are the you know,
you just get into Shan Shan Dixon, you start smoking again
and everything went away. And now this stuff is with you
forever. Apple
Records show she drove directly from there to Washington
yesterday. The chaotic events begin here at one of the
security checkpoints on the perimeter of the White House
grounds. Investigators say at 212. In the afternoon, Miriam
Kerry's car, turned into this driveway, hit some temporary
fencing and then started backing up striking a Secret Service
Officer causing minor injuries. No shots fired here. From there
she speeds up Pennsylvania Avenue toward the US Capitol
going at at one point. Police thought it was all over when she
got to the foot of Capitol Hill just below the US Capitol when
they managed to get her stopped. But that's when it escalated. As
they approached her car she jammed it into reverse striking
one of the patrol cars and took off again. This time police and
Secret Service officers fired trying to stop her nine shots.
Police are But she kept driving looping around traffic circles
and then on up past the Capitol building with bullet holes in
her car visible. It ended on the other side of the Capitol from
the White House police and Miriam Carey was coming up
Constitution Avenue near the Senate office building. When
police again opened fire. They say she saw that these barriers
that cop in the street had been raised. So she shifted into
reverse to try to turn around and police say in the course of
that, she backed into this police guard booth 17 shots at
that location. Police say only afterward did they discover that
her one year old child was in the car unharmed? Chuck Wexler
runs the Police Executive Research Forum. He says police
are trained not to shoot at fleeing cars. But around the
White House in the Capitol. He says there's a constant worry
about car bombs. If you have improvised device, you have
terrorism policing in Washington, DC it's a lot more
complicated. They have to protect the US Capitol and the
White House. They're concerned about terrorism. But one thing
people often ask is why not just shoot up the tires. These things
happen very quickly. You had a situation where one police
officer was already hurt. They tried to get into the White
House now they're trying to get into the US Capitol these things
happen almost instantaneously. Police will conduct an
investigation to see if the use of force deadly force was
justified a standard practice and an incident like this.
I've been asked before you say anything about this. And I don't
think you have this in your clips. What we have on in basic
information, we know that a woman with a child in the car
was killed by Capitol Police just shot to death in or outside
her car. That's that's a little little unclear. An unarmed
woman. And then our mom with a one year
this this is what took place in the house. Not long after that.
And the whole thing is five minutes only got a minute and a
half or so of it. Just to give you an idea of how insane
Washington DC is.
Purpose. The gentleman from Maryland rise for Speaker I ask
unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute.
gentleman is recognized for one minute. Thank you Mr. Speaker At
the outset. I know that I joined the majority leader in
expressing our gratitude to the Capitol Police.
Yes, this is a standing ovation. Killed a bit. Shot and saved the
baby Good work.
Absolutely everything.
Excellent same way, but it's not done yet.
This is this is not edited. This is the true length.
All too often we
take for granted. The folks who are prepared to put their own
lives and safety here to save from harm's way and only those
who are those of us who work on Capitol Hill. But those who
visit their capitol are protected. So I know that that
round of applause was heartfelt and deeply meant. Thank you for
your courage. We thank them and I'll yield to the majority
leader before I'm scheduled but I yield to the majority. Yes,
yes. Thank
you for your courage, Mr. Hager. I want to thank the gentleman
for yielding and concur with his thanks to the Capitol Police,
but I'm gonna throw one on top as well. Each and every day all
of us benefit from their dedication and commitment to our
safety. The people who visit this Capitol and its
surroundings, to their safety. And I know all of us hero to
their economy extend that thanks. And just to let him
know, we really appreciate really really now he yields back
but didn't know this is he's gonna throw one on top. We got
more heroes we have who shot this on our mom more heroes.
Also
Miss Baker. I know again, the majority leader, Mr. Sanford
Bishop who Himself gave such a tribute at the beginning of the
last bill to the Capitol Police but also we want to thank the
sergeant arms. Yes, Paul Irving and all of those who worked
save up, save us your leaders say protect us. protect us from
the unarmed moms on psychotropic drugs. The zombies are up and
gay porn is three more minutes of that it's I'm sure it goes
off thing. It's disgusting.
They never and they weren't. They said God bless them and
they and they never said anything about the poor. You
know God bless The baby or I mean, did you hear that? The, by
the way, before we go on about that, so the woman comes up to
the Capitol steps, we have plenty of film of this. And as
she's surrounded by about 6789, they couldn't block her in
because they're incompetent. Let's stop restart right there.
Right? They could have blocked him. But no, she backs up. And
then she goes zooming off again. Right? But they could have
blocked her and they didn't they and they're standing around
holding guns on her and she she doesn't. They're close enough to
see there's a baby in the car. But apparently nobody saw the
baby.
Let me ask you this. This is what I don't understand. This
woman was shot dead with multiple gunshots. Yet OJ
Simpson gets to just kind of cruise down the road going 35
miles an hour for hours on end. You know, it's like this makes
no sense. Other than, and I think I have, I have a note here
from one of our producers, who's in the DC area, which I just
like to share with you that will kind of explain, unfortunately,
what we already thought. Hello, I read the newsletter John just
put out for this upcoming show, I was happy to see that you guys
will be discussing the incident on Capitol Hill. I live in the
suburbs just outside DC so I'm very familiar with all the
activity that goes on around here. I like to do volunteer
work in my high school. It just so happens that one of the
Capitol police officers was on the scene of this incident also
as a second job at my high school. I've known him for about
two months. Now. The day after the shooting, I was at work and
saw that he was there as well. A small group of us went over to
greet him. And I said, Wow, yesterday must have been very
chaotic. Were you around the police chase. He said that, in
fact, he was on the scene. And then he took out his phone and
showed us a picture was a picture of himself in uniform,
holding his ar 15. While he was yelling at someone, there was
some sort of crashed vehicle or maybe the back end of an
ambulance in the picture. For the whole day. Everyone was
treating him like a celebrity. While the group of us were
dispersing. He said I was trying so hard to shoot the bitch but I
just didn't have a shot.
He said that according to our guy,
and our guidance, I was very disappointed that he was such a
trigger. Happy cop like the newsletter said, I have often
had good encounters with the police around the city but
hearing him say that makes me think that they're extremely
undertrained. And that is scary. I'd say. I'd say not Not that
I'd say they're roided out these guys are hyped up on all kinds
of they're on they're on medication too, you know, not
all of them. But I think a lot of these guys are
shooting left they can hit a side of a barn apparently this
is the quote.
I was trying hard to shoot the bitch but I didn't have a shot.
I mean if that is the attitude, Woe is me. Yeah, that's bad. And
did you know that this I thought this was kind of funny. The cops
were telling the congressmen and women were inside the building I
think somewhere also outside the cops were telling them to take
off their pins.
Yeah, cuz every target had to actually have that clip to Oh,
you
do? Oh, I wonder which one is it? Which one is because I love
that. That was like, Oh my God. Take off your pin. You'll be a
target.
Well, you can I don't have a lot of this specifically. But the
other clip I have tried to drugged woman. This is the
Nightline report. This may have that debt in it for personnel
carrier that came in about Oh, yeah. Well, hold on. Hold on. We
didn't get much of the reports. It is a personnel carrier came
in. This is like unbelievable. This is Keystone personnel
personnel carrier like like one of those armor. Yeah. With dudes
hanging off the side, tall helmets. Personnel Carrier that
came in about five minutes
later, heavy duty stuff was very heavy news during the
scene. And what added to the to the feel of it was the smell of
gunpowder. Congressman,
I love the smell of gunpowder in DC walking around the
Capitol, we're told to hide their identities. Then very
excitedly, a police officer comes running towards me. You
saw my identity was are you a member of Congress? I said yeah,
I
am. Because let me see your identification. So I pulled out
my identification. We'll take your pin off.
I have a we were these little pins around. And so he told me
to take the pin off he goes, could you give me a target and
on the floor of the Senate, all proceedings are ordered to stop.
You thought we've heard shots, so a lot of police cars. Then we
heard shots. And then the police told us to go back we're simply
walking back to our office. We heard cops it sounded like
shots.
Suspect was shot and taken to a nearby hospital where she died.
A Capitol Police Officer injured when his car hit a capitol
barricade was also hospitalized.
Did you do you see that I have the video of when that video is
great. Oh my god because all of DC apparently has these just
barricades that pop out of the road. Yeah, they can get
in the job. Oh my god, you're gonna go 80 miles an hour.
It's that thing as it's coming out and he was hurt me that was
destroyed
cops. I was injured. He wasn't anywhere near the act by our own
stupid security crap. Yeah, no. Well you didn't tell us it's
your surprise some cops didn't get shot by the other cops who
knows what's gonna happen? Anything. So here here's I got
one last thing about this I want you to and this is a little
annoying This is my annoyance of the day, go to Google and type
in metropolitan. Actually do this on Bing. So you may have to
do and I'm going to get the exact right page but
Metropolitan Police type in Metropolitan Police DC. Cathy
Lanier see a THYLANI Er and get an go to her page, which is
under District of Columbia, one city one future and it's got a
picture of her. Now she is the chief of police and she came out
with
this this is the one that I thought was so interesting. The
Navy Yard shooter
I have the clip of her on this one and I thought it was pretty
cold blooded but I'm gonna ask you a question. This is almost
an ask can you see your picture there? Yeah, see your picture?
Yeah, why she got four stars like she's like she has a
general in the army and a bunch of those little badges
Yeah, she's got cool stuff.
She looks like Petraeus I'm asking you why? What is what is
all these badges for?
Let me look at images let me see what she's got even get a good
close up shots. She's got Well, first of all, it's you know, in
a police state. This is kind of what you do. You know, you need
to have all Wow. So on her on her on her shirt. She's got the
stars but her jacket there? I think they are they almost look
like Star Trek. insignias look at those things, man. I haven't
gotten to the right yeah, now I think she's very cute in a kind
of a. She had
no when you see her? She's not cute at all.
Cop groupies.
No no, no, no, she's not even cop cute. But
she's got a fruit salad there man. She's got all kinds of
metals. She's a hero.
Yes, she's obviously a hero. She's the Chief of Police. You
must be out there shooting it up with people. What is she did you
have fastdraw artists? I mean what's the deal? Well, did you
mean she's the Chief of Police is supposed to be a person
behind the desk managing the police department Did you
consult
the book of knowledge on her? Aha Aha see you can't do that
let's see there must certainly there must be something about
her her valor her medals
although at all she has let's see as as a desk jockey. Well
let's she has a big giant thing under one hand which is the
size the Iron Cross as well as the Iron Cross the Iron Cross I
don't think she's ever had any other job this she dropped out
of junior high school ninth grade became mother at the age
of 15 Wow. Well, she should
fire in 2009 after claiming that motorists who use GPS were
talking about ways here yeah and I phone technology to avoid
traffic cameras were employing a cowardly tactic
ah that's what she got the three ribbons on the left for for that
statement
Yeah, well you anyway here she is. which I thought would did
this is the DC lady Chief of Police clip and I just thought
she was just cold blooded about the death of this unarmed mother
different points.
As of right now, we do know that there were shots fired in at
least two locations during this pursuit the pursuit was from 15
and II down to one out of block Maryland Avenue so the pursue
went several blocks involve both United States Secret Service and
United States Capitol Police. Right now the suspect in the
vehicle we do know was struck by gunfire and at this point has
been pronounced so the suspect has been pronounced at this
point. The child is approximately a year old and is
in good condition. And in protective custody.
What kind of thing is this? She's been pronounced pronounced
man and wife pronounced black or the rest pronounced that she she
pronounced dead? Or has she died? Why did you say she died?
She died D ie D for letters she's been pronounced she banned
B as for letters with Ben and then pronounce what kind of
languages this Yeah, it's been pronounced Well, this is part of
its Cavalier and sickening To be honest, is
this not what this is not like? NCIS talk isn't this kind of how
they talk on television they use this this this whack job code.
This is a little beyond if you don't want maybe that's what
she'd maybe she gets her maybe those are all viewing metals.
She's actually watched the entire series of NCIS here's the
metal she gets a medal and
and if she can recite at least five episodes, the plot and some
of the lines that's where she gets the Iron Cross from and the
guest viewing medals. Hmm, well, there were some cool things that
happened as a part of this one, of course, was the activation of
the giant voice system in DC,
to shelter in place, closed doors and windows. If you are
outside of an office building a cover away from the area,
additional information will follow to this
shelter inflow. I don't know if you could hear that through the
Skype thing. But as you can guess Shelter in Place has
really become the mean that everyone just buys into
immediately, which, of course, is now also being you're being
activated at airports, when the TSA will all of a sudden tell
you to stop and freeze and you know, shelter in place and cower
in the corner. And all this nutty stuff. And this was the
first time the giant voice system was activated on Twitter.
Did you hear about it? Was it? Yeah. Twitter has an alert
system. I didn't know this. I'll read from the reports here.
Police closing, close. Police closing Oh, that's a caption.
Okay. As people turn to Twitter to get updates on the shots
fired at the Capitol, the Office of the Senate Sergeant at Arms
took advantage of a new Twitter tool that allows certain
accounts such as government offices, to send push
notifications or text messages directly to the phones have
followers who sign up to receive emergency alerts. And this
service apparently started just won't stop September 24,
largest and time Yes, just in time to be tested.
So I'm looking at this. I'm like, I want this. And so I've
looked it up that the alerts Twitter said are meant for
crisis disaster and emergency communications. And those
enrolled in the program that want to send to Twitter
followers. So So essentially, if you have Twitter on your phone,
and we are a member of the program, then we can tweet
something very much like a bad signal. In fact, it is the no
agenda bad signal they've stolen here some kind of feature. No,
because when I send out a tweet, and anyone who was following was
not to Twitter to no agenda app, you get a notification like a
real like your phone comes to life and tells you you know, the
bad signal that something's going on. But this is now a part
of Twitter. And I want to apply and it says organizations must
apply for participation in the program. A Twitter said once
approved, they must increase the security on their Twitter
accounts, presumably to discourage hackers from being
able to spam the user's phones. But I think we should get this
Twitter alerts program is available to local national and
international institutions that provide critical information to
the public. That's us. I think so to the following have
priority access to this feature, I don't think we get priority
access because we're
never gonna get priority anything.
Not even priority tickets on the plane. Priority access includes
law enforcement, public safety agencies, emergency management
agencies, city and municipal governments, county and regional
agencies, select state, federal and national agencies and NGOs,
we could always become an NGO, or we are kind of an NGO, just
not nonprofit, before gaining access to Twitter alerts,
organizations will be required to increase security of their
Twitter account. Why do I think we should try and apply for
this? Or at least have someone one of our minds? Well, yeah,
why don't we have one of our producers apply for it? Someone
who has this kind of be someone out there was an NGO that they
can use?
And I'm sure there's somebody but yeah, let's go towards you
know, what
we need. We need pictures of us in this type of outfit. With all
the like, all the badges, all the viewing medals,
you know, but I'm looking at this I'm looking at that picture
where he then I see chiefland near dropped out of junior high
school after the ninth grade and became a mother at age 15.
That's what I
just said. Yeah.
I missed that somehow.
Yeah. No, you were looking at the motorcycles.
No, no, whatever the case, the motorcycles was way early in the
show. So she didn't realize she was white trash, which
explains just because you dropped out of school doesn't
mean you're white trash
can a kid at 15 and then begin then talk like she does
pronounced pronounced. Sorry. Well, I mean, I may be bigoted.
I shouldn't Yeah, I think
you are somewhat bigoted. Okay, well, that is the American
dream. You can This is the whole point as a woman a member she's
also a woman you can drop out of school have be a teenage mom.
Watch a lot of TV and become like chief of police.
No, it is well you know you're right. Got me. It is the
American Dream much more so than just getting by she didn't do
that. So she's got something on them. She
worked in DC as a foot patrolman. Since he was promoted
on your
way up. Up Yeah, she's oil refining business we call a
stallion is start at the bottom. She was an officer than a
sergeant and a lieutenant and a captain and an inspector than a
commander and then chief of police in 2000 As a seventh, she
has been doing that since.
And she did go on to get all kinds of degrees. So she's no
slouch. She's She worked hard. I just I agree. I think the metals
are a little bit much, but if they're viewing metals, then I'm
okay with that. Yes, just viewing TV. She had the
Kardashian badge of honor somewhere.
I think that's on the third row. Wow. And you get to get there's
two different versions of that one, if you think that the girls
have big butts, it's a it's a kind of a gold color. Okay. And
then it has a blue stripe in it if you don't think they're
really that big.
So the mean went out pretty quickly. And this is, you know,
something coming this quickly within the after the occurrence
you know, means that this is pretty much the talking points
that are put out there. Here's Jake Tapper. So what could have
made this woman seemingly snap vestigators, who searched for
Stamford, Connecticut home, say they found medication to treat
schizophrenia and bipolar disorder and her boyfriend
reportedly told police that she appeared to be, quote,
delusional. Okay, and then we have CNN who take it a step
further
this evening. One clarification that we want to tell you about.
We're now learning that authorities that were during the
search of her Stamford, Connecticut Department, found
discharge papers, and it was on those discharge papers that were
that there were prescriptions written for two kinds of
medications. One of the medications was to treat
symptoms of bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia. The other
was, why don't
they tell me what it is? This is what annoys me to no end. I
think I know the answer. But I'd really like to know or
an antidepressant. It's not clear whether there was actual
medication there in the apartment. But we do know
according to a source.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. The
report said there was yeah,
this is what she said. It's a clarification. So they're kind
of doing their job
called police, saying that she was delusional that she thought
President Obama was surveilling her electronically. And whether
this is why she decided to go down to Washington to the White
House, all of that under investigation right now. But
again, there were certain things that were going on, the
boyfriend said that she had been on some medications, but that
she had stopped taking those medications. Think about it, she
actually packed a bag, strapped her daughter in that car, and
then drove hundreds of miles down to the White House,
possibly to get an audience with the President.
So this is all all just spoon fed by some agency or PR
mechanism that just hands this over to people because where is
this boyfriend? You talk to the boyfriend? You got this
information? Why didn't you put him on camera? Who is this guy?
What does he look like? What does he do? This is not true.
That no one's This is almost like the Silk Road indictment.
They got a piece of paper, everyone's copy pasted this. And
they're just repeating. Just repeating this, they have not
spoken to anyone. This is not an actual news report. Now, what
is, and I've been keeping this clip for, I don't know, three
weeks now.
This is the essence pulling this on every show. I know
I hate to do it. But this Assistant Attorney General,
actually, I'm glad I'm doing this because I'm glad I didn't
play it, then I'm playing it now. This is the Assistant
Attorney General from Connecticut. And what's this
woman not from? Where was she from Connecticut? Yep, just just
pointing this out as a small coincidence. And this is about
the refusal of the Connecticut officials to release the medical
records on Adam Lanza, the Sandy Hook new town, so called school
shooter about what medications he was or was not on if he was
taking them or not taking them. Now, this is a one minute clip,
I'm going to play it because I want people to hear it's very
difficult to understand this guy's a couple of things. One, I
believe he's blind, which is really weird when you watch the
video, the videos in the show notes, but he also seems to be
from, from the Caribbean. And this is the Assistant Attorney
General to Connecticut. So you really have to get into focusing
on what he's saying. You know, blind people sometimes have a
strange cadence. That's why I bring that up when they speak,
to try and listen to what he's saying about why they will not
release these records, information.
But information. You can't generalize just from one because
even if you can conclusively establish that Adam Lanza. He's
is a murderous actions were caused by antidepressants. It
can logically from that, conclude that you know, others
would would commit the same actions as a result of taking
antidepressants. So it's simply not legitimate and not only is
it not the use to which you're proposing to put the information
not legitimate. It is helpful, because then you can cause a lot
of People just stop taking their medication stop operating with
their treating physicians. Just because of the heinousness of
what Adam Lanza did.
So what this guy is saying case was too hard.
Let me see if I can get. Yes, please. But he's saying is that
any, you don't want to? Well, here's what he's really said,
let me just go right to the chase. What he's saying is
they've come up with a combination of ingredients, that
if the public ever found out about this, for one thing,
they'd stop taking it. Because it makes you nuts. And almost,
my interpretation is almost this opinion, which is that someone
somewhere somehow has discovered a combination of ingredients
that can possibly make you suggestible and murderous, is
that a possibility? And because I that, okay, you'd want to keep
that as rich? Well, I
think it's binary. And the kinetic thing, you need a
combination. I know it's well, it's tertiary, that it's not,
it's not just the combination of ingredie. Yes, binary on the
medication. But I think location has something to do with it. So
this, I'm just the only reason I have no evidence other than
movements
taking place in Connecticut. And I think
it has to do with either 4g or some kind of radio waves.
Because you have this combination of ingredients,
which may by itself, do nothing. But then something is flicked on
or you're in or intentional or not. And you can go insane. And
it happened in Connecticut, in this case, this, she got in her
car and drive, drove down to DC and tried to ram something or
whatever, and was clearly not thinking straight.
Well, and now we take another take this to another step we
want to go and just kind of borderline crackpot. Yeah. But
the third one is, which
is and the government's not listening to you. The straight
well, they think government listings are great. But we
already know that's true. But the comment that you picked up
on and I will admit that I didn't pick up on the first time
I played the clip, which was they had her travel records. So
they had drugged this woman, they whoever they are, I'm and
again, I'm just saying it's a possibility and tracked her. Now
when they talk about travel records, they may have put a bug
on her car for or a tracking device so they can really see
where she was going. And they knew when she started heading
into DC, that's when they had that's why they had the alert.
That's why within minutes, there was a that the guy mentions a a
personnel carrier within minutes of that her showing up. And when
it was the action began, there were cops are on full alert, and
they had to put a stop to it because they didn't know what
she was going to do. And they didn't know if she was armed.
Because they apparently didn't keep good enough. Couldn't track
it well enough to know that. And and so then they probably didn't
know, obviously they didn't know they had to she had the baby,
but there was way too much activity. And that and and
that's why I think they went to the congressman and said, you
know, you could be a target. We don't know exactly what what's
going on here. But we do know we have a lunatic that we've that
the cops would never know this that somebody set off, let's say
from Connecticut. Well to keep an eye on this. Well, I mean, I
think this is all this is all supposition but it's a little
too weird. And that crappy clip you had which was You're right.
You shouldn't have played it in the first place. That guy
the whole the whole the whole video, like bad hour. Oh, it's
horrible. It's not. I tried getting different. That's video.
But he did say that, you know, we don't want
him testifying in Connecticut, by the way. That's like official
state
video. That was actually that was a deposition.
Yes. Yeah. Where the lawyers are under FOIA. We're trying to get
these records. And this is his his deposition statement where
he's saying no, we can't do that with this is not a legitimate
request because of these reasons. So that was actual
video. This is not like, you know, some guy in his living
room. This right actually deposition footage. Interesting.
Yeah. And when I first saw that footage, I'm like, this is for
real this this was this guy. It's like Stevie Wonder from
Barbados. This no is Assistant Attorney General to Connecticut.
It's the real deal.
So So we're thinking now if we also take this, this thesis and
then extrapolated a bit, so the woman had a baby, she's, she's
been a dental hygienist for a long time, apparently. So she
wasn't nuts then. And then they determined in the hospital after
the baby that she's bipolar and schizophrenic and she's working
on people's teeth.
This and none of that is it makes a lot of sense. I agree.
But yeah, it's a year and a half 18 months I think so. You know,
a lot can change there but I'm, I'm the thing that just hit it
for me. And actually with this, and I'm reading it everywhere
now that this travel record show she drove straight from
Connecticut to DC. So either their track, either they're
tracking her or you know, there's a lot of
toll roads that she might have a fast pass or just your license
plate. But anyway, they shoot the license. But that is those
records in five minutes. It's not that easy. Well, you don't
know. Maybe it is it could take a week. No, who knows? I do.
Apparently not possible.
Why not? Why isn't it just select star from?
No, no, these machines? Did they? Yeah, if they were of the
highest tech and the greatest software, but let's face it,
this is garbage. And whereas the NSA and all this, they should
have been able to spot this woman coming in,
they should have seen for miles. Where's the pre Crime Squad?
This
is all just wasted money. No, they can't. Anyway, I just think
that's that's right. From, you know, CSI?
Well, here's what I'd like to ask our producers and we have
some of the best producers in the universe. We have a lot of
people who are very familiar with drugs. And I'm not talking
about the Silk Road variety, you know, administered in emergency
situations, hospital situations, psychosis situations, we have
doctors, we have emergency medical technicians, police
officers, we got a lot of people who understand this stuff. What
is the combination that we have not been given the actual names
we know there was bipolar, postpartum depression. So what
is the combinations of three new is? What is the possible
combination of drugs? One, that's what I'd like to know.
And then yeah, I'll be the crackpot and say, I think that
there's something possibly local to Connecticut, but there's some
other thing that triggers triggers this, because you know,
this, these combinations can't be just, you know, given a
Connecticut they're given all over the place, but there may be
discovered now, they could be given all over the place like
Aurora maybe. But it wouldn't have been where I right. But
let's just assume since there's two incidents in Connecticut,
that involve drugs,
that maybe a single doctor who's handing out a lethal combo of
stuff,
it could be a doctor or it could be a program they're testing.
Well, let's face it, the CIA has been working on this problem as
it as they would consider it forever since we know it goes
back into the late fifth MK cetera MK Ultra. Yeah, they were
doping people up with LSD to see if they go you know if they
could control them and
guess what? They finally figured it out. Apparently.
It's a possibility they have but I guess it's such a loose cannon
situation that you have to you know, you have to It's I don't
think they've I think they're still working on this problem.
Because they you know, I don't know some some something's up
we'll have to watch one more thing happens in Connecticut
will know
was Aaron Alexis ever in Connecticut?
Aaron Alexis, yeah. Oh, that guy? Yeah. The black guy with a
with a guy who looks like a maniac with those videos. Yeah.
Oh, by the way, do I have was that the clip that we played? Or
you may have cut it short? It was one of the report. Yeah, I
think it was that Nightline report at the very end. The guy
says this is reminiscent of Aaron Alexis and he says what?
Who came in with a shotgun and then there's this weird pause
and then he says, and the handgun. The handgun
came in with a shotgun with no ammo, as we can see in the
video, and yet somehow was able to shoot off at least 50 rounds,
just from the shotgun.
But they slipped his handgun thing. And it was really
annoying when I heard it.
I'm trying to make a connection between Aaron Alexis and
Connecticut. I wonder if we could find that somehow.
Well, why don't we just type it into?
Yeah, I'm doing that. But I haven't really come up with
anything. Google doesn't isn't very handy. Because so many
stories, you know?
That or that's actually the great thing about Google if
you're trying to cover this stuff up. Once the incident
happens, forget Google bombed it's like you can't even if you
try this by the way because there are date search mechanisms
that you can use with Google use Julian's at Julian dates and you
can get free you can get stuff but no Google overflows into the
date searches to it makes a mess it just like it's like Google
just makes a mess once something once once the event happens. And
you can't do a lot of research on Google.
No, no, that's why I'm running the AC but I'll have to I'll
work on that. I'm just now I've got like a Connecticut
Congressman Alexa, same thing treated for mental illness
hearing voices. Yeah. What? I've got this report here.
I'm hearing voices.
Air Aaron atlases. Oh, this is interesting. This is from Debbie
FSB, Eyewitness News channel through which I believe is in
Connecticut. Did it clear Yeah same the same MO actually she
was hearing voices she was being treated for this you know
similar kinds of things supposedly. So this is the same
MO is this guy well this
this could just be a bad batch.
Oh nice advertising program here there on this site I got an ad
on the right amazon.com I should buy the M audio device that I
bought already. Do you
know when people are angry at me for mentioning the Berkey Water
Filter? So you Google that thing once and it follows you for
months? No matter where you go? I still have Berkey Water
Filter. Yes Amazon this is just proof that all of this Oh big
data we can do it all it's not true. Amazon are the only guys I
believe should be able to know what I want. And they today
tried to sell me an Amazon Cloud player for a PC. I'm sorry. I
don't I never you I just don't use a PC. They know what I'm
accessing their music service with with the Macs and with and
with
that you have a Mac because they keep these records but they
don't this whole thing is it doesn't tie your business is a
scam.
It doesn't work. They're sending me like deals suggestions. And
it's like outfits for Honey Boo Boo like little kids. You know
Halloween
costumes. Yeah, because you're looking weird stuff up for this
show.
I know I'm not looking up stuff for kids.
I don't know where you got the Honey BooBoo stuff. Baby is just
looking to Mickey using.
But yeah, at this point, we have no kids.
No, but you might like that show. If they not, I'm just
kidding. Yeah.
Amazon really just doesn't know. It just really don't know. And
if they don't know, nobody knows. Nobody. Which is why we
know luckily, when people say how many people listen to Oh,
tennis, I really don't know how to you know, it's a no, I don't
know, there's and there's tracking and a knowledge of
numbers on the internet is also a lie. That's just no way
there's just no way you know exactly them. I'll take that
back. Under certain circumstances. If you're
completely registered and you're logging in with passwords, and
there's logs, yes. Then you can know about stuff. But that's not
how it works with a broad cast, where we allow anyone to take
the program, redistribute it, we've got BitTorrent Sync, we've
got bit torrents, we've got rehashes, you know, people
upload it to you, there's a million different ways you can
get the show, we have no idea how many people are listening.
But the good news is, we don't care. Because we don't have to
take that number, and go to some advertiser and say, Well, if you
take a look at this high proportion of new agenda
listeners are like
they're in the 18 to 24 demo.
That's right. Well, first of all, they're not there.
We have a lot of people in the demo. We've got people
in the lower end of the demo, in fact, a lot of young young uns
listening to the show, but also a lot of people who have kids in
the demo, which is probably even better,
I think we're pretty low. I think our lope I'd be nice to
know but you weren't you know, we did have a no agenda guy
doing some, some stats for us. But it's, you know, it's still
just still self selecting, which makes it a problem,
but doesn't matter because that's not our model. That's
what's great about it. So let me with that say in the morning to
you
in the morning to you Adam curry in the morning. Dola ships at
sea boots on the ground feet in the air, substance and water and
all the dames knights out there and there are plenty of them.
Yes, in the morning to our human resources there in the chat room
noise in the stream.com no agenda chat dotnet thank you for
your courage. And thank you to our artists Joshua Pettigrew,
who did the art for episode 553 and other outstanding piece of
art that was the this podcast has been seized image which I
thought was great. That of course playing into the into the
Silk Road seized hidden sites, whatever. Looking forward to
what we'll see today, no agenda art generator.com. And as I
alluded, we, our model here does not rely on numbers and
registering people and tracking what they're doing and whose
blissing to show and how long and where they're listening and
our
audience is not the product. Exactly
what you're hearing is the product or audience are the
producers, co producers of the product. And on every single
show, we love to hand out the executive producer credits at
the right at the top. They're kind of the way now you have an
opening like on NCSI and then you get the plot and then
there's the the opening credits. So we have our executive
producers and Associate Executive producers and unlike
Thursday, we have a couple people today which is not
Yeah, we got some people luckily. So let's start by
thanking them to our executive producers and Associate
Executive producers for show 554 and back again is Sir David
Foley the Duke of Silicon Valley and some other he's got the Duke
of mystery he's got a whole bunch of different titles when
he can and he's also the one who sells we don't have his little
plug but yeah there it is. Go to him at 4k special.com He is a
specialist apparently now in selling 4k TVs Oh really? Yeah
that's what he's got a business and the whole thing and it's
and he's got this special discount for no agenda.
Yeah, let me do right let me read the note here he sent us he
got became the member the five had to foreclose soul member
today soul member got six six he gave us for the celebration and
in the morning John and Adam and close find my donation of 554566
wishes club 554 Plus six six cents for good measure $100 is
donations from two purchases in my value for value campaign at
4k special.com where I will continue to donate for each
product sold using the discount code and a
so so people can go buy something from 4k special.com
Use the discount code and a the buyer gets $50 off and then he
matches that $50 In a donation to the show yeah that's great
that's not that's a serious that's a serious donation thing
he's got going on there and he sold to apparently
yeah well to people that are actually live shall be stillborn
to TVs
to to no agenda
well and yet you know agenda TV
so mac and cheese people here man this is that's pretty good.
Yeah, well, hopefully selling you. The 4k TVs are beautiful.
Yeah, Jonathan and it turns out I was looking at his site a lot
of them aren't that expensive.
What's it what's now now Miss Mickey was had a question about
the 4k TV she says Will it ruin my experience when I see these
people in every detail?
Well right now I think most of the stuff you're going to see on
a 4k TV is going to be upconverted right but when we
have accidents we can't see if you can't see the nose hair on
the HD signal. It's going to be converted upconverted just don't
see the nose hair it'll still be just be a little nicer looking.
Okay, little end and let's get over it. I remember when the
first analog TVs were when before pre HDTV they were always
trying to get some other thing going on and which analog and it
was the equipment was too expensive, right? And it would
digital saved HD. And when you first looked at these these oh
my god these this woman is terrible looking. She's wrinkly
and all the rest. They fixed most of that with all kinds of
filters and
they have the spray on makeup now.
Yeah, you have to trowel it off.
Raul. I hadn't heard that expression in a while. trowel it
on. Kershel app. Yeah, I'm just thinking porn is gonna kind of
get ruined by this. I just didn't need Yeah, it made me
sick. I didn't need to see that. Bobby Eaton will be out of a
job.
Jonathan Rose three $50 from Joe's Nice. Joe rose. John in
the John. Whatever. Knit tight knit Tania and Israel give me
some money for my birthday. Got some money for my birthday last
week via Pay Pal thought I complete my knighthood. We'd
like to be known henceforth as Sir Jono elder of XyO. All
right. That's great.
The only show that actually has an elder wsaz. We
have. Zion is one of our sites people.
People made me think and they've got conspiracy. We got we got
one of the elders right here people. I'm gonna give him some
karma for that. I love that good one. You've got karma. The
elders, we have been compromised by the Elders of Zion.
Liam Hennings Hemmings in Menton, France, mental mental
$300. And I don't have a note from him,
but I know that I'm still receiving at least four spam
messages in French every day since you know, since we were in
France.
Oh, because that's gonna use the why, I don't
know. I don't know how they do. I think this the unique device
ID is. I've been reading a lot about this flurry thing we've
heard this flurry application. Otomi flurry is like a tracking
service you can put into your app. And it essentially tracks
your unique device ID and some other things really across the
entire spectrum. And so with no without divulging your email
address directly, it can eventually find another sight
word that can relate you to your email address or some other way
of connecting to you through your unique device ID because
you know I didn't sign up for anything in French while I was
They I just I might have used the Wi Fi here or there. And
it's it's fascinating. It's just It's fascinating to me that a
that it happened and be that that there's no well I guess if
they only could figure out that I'm reading the messages but
it's just the wrong message sent me something I want
was getting right yeah, that's probably why I get all that I
get a lot of stuff from Brazil.
Yeah, yeah you and your training sites.
Oh yeah. Paul Simon you wish Paul Simon in Toronto Ontario
250. And he wants his requesting a Dr. Kiki growl
Shut up already. Science.
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notes. There you have it. Thank
you very much.
Well show notes by the way are we work hard on him credibly
valuable? Please give a shot of karma to our drone night in New
York City. He's got by the way. Where it happened to our guy in
New York that had put those posters up. They got arrested.
He's
so he had a lot of legal hassles, obviously. He's kind of
he's become a bit of a celebrity. Right? Yeah. And
rightly so. He's been doing more art. And when I'm reading he was
hoping to get a poster from him. Yeah, he said he kept him for
us. So but I you know, the guy was in so much crap. You know, I
tried to help him out get some headliners for, you know, a
musical thing that he was doing to raise money because he got
really big legal bills from this whole kerfuffle.
Yeah, because he's a huge threat to society. Miracle poster.
Well, the problem was he had must be stopped. The problem is
he had a load of 22 in the house. Oh, I'd see New York
that's a problem. Hey, Tony, talking to the mic, dude. Or
keep talking into the mic. Don't Don't don't fall away.
I fell away.
Anyways, let's give him a shot. We nearly a week,
guys. So did our guy's got a big speech coming up and he's in a
tougher spot than a lot of us. Keep your head up home slice.
What?
That's how you talk in New York. Keep your head up home slice,
brother. Thanks for John and Adam. Thanks for all you do.
All right, here you go. Big shout out. You've got karma.
He's gonna be okay. The guy's very he's a very talented
artist. By the way. I've seen his portfolio not just the drone
stuff because he was at our meetup in Jersey City. The guy
is incredibly talented. So he's and he's, he's like one of
these. Personally, he's a good looking guy. His name is Juan. I
shouldn't tell you his name. I don't know if he wants his first
name. No, no, no. But I saw us he had one of those big like big
portfolio books that he actually wanted to show Mickey because he
and Mickey what he does photography and manipulated
image. And he's also just one of the you know, he has kind of
that artists vibe you know, like my god this guy's he's just he's
in a whole different universe. You know what I mean? Ya know
exactly what that artists and they're just say do their thing.
Ah, yeah, they're expressive. Annoyingly nice.
We're expressive to you know, your own artistic performance
art way to show is a powerful piece of performance art
performance artists and we get the kind of money that
performance artists get That's right. Next week next to nothing
we make about we made a hat
well we make about him as much as the guy that is that is spray
painted gold. Standard like a statue. Could you imagine us? We
probably make more that way actually. No. Stink. Hey,
talking to the mic you.
I'm like an inch away from alright then
turn something up because you something turned down. I don't
know what happened. Really? Yes. Really? I don't know. Okay,
well, let's give me 10 counts. Go 12345678 I don't see what
that really I'm like, right on. Well, I could play around with
these buttons. On this new device,
I think could possibly turn turn them on a little bit to the
right let's see what happens just every every every knob you
got just tell me.
I'm not gonna do them all at once. All right, testing.
123456.
Look, all I know is that all of a sudden you just went down like
15 dog biscuits. Oh, man. No, I have not your back. So it's
good. I don't know what's going on as far as your site. That's
fine. So
yes, before I want to thank all these producers and executive
producers Associate Executive producers for show Fuck 54554
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Yes. And as usual, as usual, I would like to program your brain
or your brain for a moment here. Masters of the house doling out
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credits we will vouch for you unlike those phonies in
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people in the mouth
give the kid a new toy.
Which things are expensive?
Yes was 35 bucks? Yeah,
they're pretty junky too. So the Japanese garbage is what it is.
But I until I get the Theramin now I'm hoping somebody out
there has a Theramin in their attic there's a
theorem and kit you can buy and build. No, no, no, no, it's it's
a nice one. That's a really nice one.
Yeah, I know they're but their desktop. I want the big old
clunker the original one that was on The Ed Sullivan Show.
I've never seen that one. So here's a little interesting. DD
I picked up from the from Auntie from the BBC. who apparently the
BBC is just basically an American broadcast propaganda
arm now. In when I'm here in Austin, and I'm in the car.
It's also BBC America though, which are the BBC is you
listening to
on NPR? It's all BBC shows. It's all BBC. It's just all Brits I
hear all. Raj, Raj, Raj Raj. Well, we'll have your say, Well,
why the world would you want to watch if we could Good morning
with BBC World? Hello, she's all BBC people. Anyway, here's
something that I caught which is patently untrue, but I thought
it was interesting. And this is in regard to the Silk Road
shutdown.
Now there's been a major blow for the digital currency,
Bitcoin,
a major blow major blow to the digital currency Bitcoin, listen
to how she pronounces Bitcoin, and she keeps on pronouncing
Bitcoin.
The FBI says it's shut down and Dorias Silk Road online
marketplace and arrested its alleged founder 29 year old Ross
William Ulbricht, who called himself Dread Pirate Roberts now
the site which used bitcoins was known for allowing users to buy
illegal drugs and engage in other criminal activities
anonymously online
bitcoins so this is patently untrue and this is what I and I
went to go look it up of course, that Bitcoin that has been no
major blow to Bitcoin, it is it 130 Almost $136 Today, the sixth
of October Sunday, when the takedown took place, it was
hovering around 130 $940 went down to 109. That of course is
where the scammers came in and then it started ticking up again
when now it's up and above the mid 130s So a why is the BBC
saying this
so they could buy in?
Well, you have to wonder and like pump and dump and is that
was the Silk Road there's a couple of things
did you hear the secondary analysis that after it popped
back up to where it belongs? Which is about 135 or so did you
hear the secondary that we did this is like stock market
analysis you always get the biggest kick out of the market
goes down as because of this the market goes up it's because of
the same thing
Yeah same thing exists so
this is the Wizard of Oz this is the thing I heard I didn't clip
it but how and bitcoins back to where it was it appears that
this shutdown of the Silk Road legitimatize the Bitcoin and now
that is not associated with drug and all the rest of it
apparently is now better
it's the whole thing is it also stresses still we have not sorry
about that my my finger slipped my elbow on the thing was I
loose Lusa hands here sorry about that. So we still have
have not seen anything really in the news is it's like just the
passing mention where this was supposed to have been like this.
You know? What's going on here? Stop like this unbelievable.
$1.2 billion outfit. I'm doubting that now. I'm seriously
doubting that they had that. That much money. I mean, there's
there's no evidence of the 80 million in commissions. There's
no evidence of this guy. All I've seen now is a a courtroom
drawing. Hello, it's 2013 Can we stop with the courtroom drawings
already with a sketch artist? How was that in any way supposed
to make me believe the guy was even arranged anywhere. Why
can't we have a photo of him? I don't understand what the judge
said. Oh, no, this is a Bitcoin pirate. We can't have a photo of
him. I mean, what is that?
I know this is a pet peeve of yours
that and the fact that I just don't see the type of activity
you would expect from from you know this incredible win on the
War on Drugs
No, I agree with that too. Well, maybe the whole thing was just
you know, it did
just a Bitcoin scam just for say could be a
Bitcoin scam. It could mean there could have been drugs. I
mean, you show the BBC had a person do it. You did it. Work
on the system. But that's not the same as one point x billion
dollars, which is a big operation. Yeah. You'd think
there would be some more bragging? Yeah.
Anyway, that's that is also a pet peeve of mine, but then when
I hear the BBC pontificating about it's been a major blow to
Bitcoin. No, that's just not true. And why don't you say a
major blow to the war on drugs or, you know, or to the internet
freedom or something? Just say something, please, but not that.
All right. So I have a little letter from our economic hitman.
Born actually he sent me a note linking me to a story which I
like to read.
Oh, nice. Yeah, we
always love that. Yeah. This is not reported in the Western
media. This is
an actual economic hitman. Very similar to the confessions of
economic hitman. He has never contacted only John. Yeah, well,
you have your own guy. Yeah, I have my own guy but he he
doesn't really like me. I'm pretty convinced your guy know
your guy.
No, he's he's in love with you.
No, no, no, I think he's known this guy for a while.
I think this guy is trying to handle me through you
know, I could be okay. CCTV. CCTV footage. This is a very
funny story. Footage from the Westgate Mall attack confirms
that some soldiers took part in the looting. Virtually all the
shops in the mall were looted except the Bata Shoe shop. With
jewelry and mobile shops, emptied ATMs, banks and a casino
also lost funds. amateur video.
They had a casino in the mall. Yeah, maybe that's like a like
more like an arcade?
No, no, it'd be a casino. Let me out. You keep waiting. Oh, look.
You've seen those things in England that you know they're
little rinky dink casinos in Africa.
They don't gamble on Africa, do they?
Oh no gambling.
I have it here. Kenyan soldiers filmed rifling cash registers.
amateur video shows bottles of alcohol all over Art Cafe after
a drinking spree. Now the CCTV footage indicates that some
soldiers looting started after the army took over the West Gate
operation from the police on Saturday night. Army who stole
from the okay hears that somebody said the the witness
this some of it going on. Three soldiers are seen walking out of
the neck Walmart supermarket with plastic shopping bags
filled with cash. With his back to the camera one is seen at
9:12pm on Saturday, September 21, emptying a cash register
into the plastic NACCHO mat bag. Will another soldier holds the
bag open. The soldier then collects another cash register
which he empties into the bag. The faces of the two soldiers
bareheaded and not wearing their Berets are clearly visible in
the CCTV footage. Another KDF officers seeing walking out of
the nagu mat supermarket with two big shopping bags and
direction of the basement parking he returns after 10
minutes and is seen walking around the supermarket looking
at the shelves. Anyway it goes on and on. And apparently there
was only four guys that went in and they have videos of them.
And by the way, it's the soldiers that I saw robbing the
passengers in the in the terminal in Nairobi.
Oh wait a minute. Wait a minutes stop. How can we? I don't how
can we now square this with our incredible American prowess as
SEAL Team Six went in and got one of these we shot him in his
in his his hideout. We killed him seemed you know because it
SEAL Team Six. You know, it's like Team America. You know
though you had some terrorism they're gonna come in and kill
him.
And why did you bring that up play Ville Jesse Ventura? Well,
I'll set you up with it. I'll set you up with the report and
then I want you to go to Jesse Ventura are two major US
military attacks in Africa. US special forces captured an al
Qaeda operative wanted for the 1998 bombings in the US
embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. Abu Anas al Libbi has topped the
most wanted list for quite Some time now he was captured in
Libya's capital of Tripoli. us how much you want to bet this
guy's alive in two months from now official says the operation
was conducted with the knowledge of the Libyan Government. The US
had a $5 million bounty on his head. Okay, quickly. Libya is
now saying we didn't know about that. If you read the news
reports this morning, they are literally saying we have a
couple questions about this thing you say we knew about and
I found it also odd to hear all the news reports saying we did
it with the knowledge of the Libyan government who gives a
crap about the Libyan Government. We took over that
place we bombed the we run the show that we Why do you have to
say that there's something weird about that we haven't figured
out yet. That's new information captured with the knowledge see
he's saying and again, he says it with with a very emphasis the
knowledge government. I'll be joined al Qaeda soon after its
founding and is considered a senior
member of the terror group. Is this done? laminators is lgcs is
done. And we go to Somalia. Let's go to Somalia, US Navy
SEALs team went on a mission to nab and al Qaeda and Al Shabaab
excuse me, linked to that Kenya mall attack that left 67 people
dead the Navy SEALs had to withdraw before they could
confirm he was killed because they were under fire. And then
we have barley and this is then and then we'll go to
nightmarish bunch of bullcrap. Oh yeah.
Well, here's John F. Carry the F means he is Roya
like camo fake. It means fake F A Ke
and he's basically propagating the meme of Team America. The US
Secretary of State John Kerry, who has arrived in Bali to
attend a meeting of Asian leaders said that recent tests
actions in Libya and Somalia were a warning.
We hope that this makes clear that the United States of
America will never stop in its effort to conduct acts those
numbers about other terrorist organizations literally.
So someone's gonna get fired. For this audio being so crappy
because you know, John F. Kerry wants to make sure that his
message is always heard. But what he said is, I agree just to
you know, bitches you can run but you can't hide from America.
Because no matter who you're terrified, you're terrorizing
some poor Africans. We're gonna come in and kick you as soon. As
is so annoying. Please, please, can we do I don't agree with
this. And 2014 Do we have like a vote come midterms? John, can we
vote is it possible in the 2014 midterm elections to actually
vote every incumbent out?
It would be nice but it's possible won't do it but it's
possible right? No, it's it's
it's an across the board everyone's up for reelection?
No. Yeah,
there's all Congress is reelected every two years in the
Senate. About 30 of them Oh, so they're not all in one go? No,
because there's a six year is staggered.
I have no idea how it works I'm American whenever we don't
understand our system how would you know that? So but I'm angry
about this enough please you know just stop you know just
focus on getting the deal with Europe so we can ship our guests
over there save the world economy. Stop throwing up crap
I'm tired of it of killing people. And why don't you go get
the soldiers who are looting the whole thing was apparently a
scam but now you say you found the guy who was behind it and
the guys in his in his like in his seaside cottage chillin out
smoking a doob and then SEAL Team Six comes in trying to blow
them up.
It doesn't sound right
oh no it doesn't sound right at all.
So So venture was on breaking the set.
Bobby on the RT Abby
and I have to now i After watching her trying to be
melodramatic and all the rest of it. I have to say you I think
you're absolutely correct I kind of probably would thought this
originally but I'm you always criticizing me for being kind of
harsh. And she's an idiot
yes is what I've always said but
she I mean she's actually I think she's really an idiot I
mean it's the watch her do her show she's she's terrible. I
don't know I mean she's she what her good shot she as you wait
your body language everything sucks by the way, but in the box
shot we just have her face look into the camera. Yeah. Gorgeous.
She's beautiful.
Yeah, in the box shot is what you call that?
Yeah, the in the box. She's in the left mind.
Never heard that. Oh, in the box. Yes. In the box
in the box with the two box shots. But she
first of all, you're right. She She has the sexy outfits. But
she really she's probably comfortable wearing
a no she's a she's an Oakland chick. She's gonna wear flats.
Yeah, exactly. Exactly. She and there's never going to be war,
right? And you dress her up in kind of the sexy outfit and it
doesn't work. And by the way, we're only talking as television
professionals here. We're not talking as
a lot of people who said, Well, these two sexes misogynist eight
holes. No, no, yeah, that's what we sound like. But we are when
we go into this rant, these are TV executive suits. Were
sounding like suits, but I found
you know, who's running this RT outfit is, is a I think she's 36
or 37. She's just had her first kid. And you look at this woman
who's the exec producer of RT, and you're like, Oh, no wonder.
This is no wonder this is what you know, this is what she
thinks is what the audience wants. But it's not you. Oh,
this
reminds me of when Christina Hefner took over Playboy,
the lesbian Of course, and that ruined it. It ruined
it because she doesn't she would what sexy to her, by the way as
being Yeah,
I mean, yeah. And by the way, I love lesbians, but that's not
the point. She She just does not have the hormonal
qualifications.
Right? God, that's true. I know. And you're disgusting,
misogynist, sexist pig.
I'm already hating myself. But this is how this is how media
talks go, this is how the meeting goes.
It has to because otherwise nothing gets done. And you know,
there was meetings about her taking over and on I'm sure a
hue a Swated the Board of Directors now don't worry about
it. She's She's sensible. She knows what a hot woman looks
like. And know. Now that magazine went downhill from the
day she took over and has never recovered. So it's a it's a
men's magazine. Why would it? Why this acid Why would you put
a lesbian an out lesbian? We're not criticizing you for being a
lesbian? She's just as when she said she was Why would you put
an out lesbian in charge of a kind of a screwball men's
magazines? A men's magazine that was really kind of quasi
political about the sexual revolution. It makes no sense.
But
it's so they have the spy woman running our tea. And you know
she's a first time mom and she's you know, we know what you need.
I mean look at the success formula people Fox News legs,
that's it legs, so they dress poor abbia who right is that a
flats Birkenstock kind of you know mid probably even Dockers
with a flat but that's how she walks around all day. And then
they dress her up and she's wobbly on the shoes. She's
totally wobbly is that you can tell she's gonna fall over.
But But then she
says she doesn't have to what's the point of her being hitting
heels that tall? And then no reason for
it? And then you know and then she's trying to do the whole
outrage about how crazy everything is but she's reading
a script and she can't make it she can't act alright so with
that said, where are we at?
Okay with that said she's got Jess even sure on and she's
actually thrilled. She's she's really happy to see him. So
there's so he came out with with talking about, about the Kennedy
he's got a book about the Kennedy assassination, how
topical and so she asked him a few questions that are kind of
bin Laden Somoza. But let's play a few of these clips and we'll
see play the one that is the venture a SEAL Team Six story
that is I get stories spelled wrong, but it's a typo. I got
it.
It was much better in the old days where we simply wore green
uniforms with Jump wings and wore no other insignias at all
to indicate who we were and Seal Team Six was the highly
secretive one in fact my good friend Dick Marcinko is the
creator of Seal Team Six he writes all the Rogue Warrior
books and addicts the one that created SEAL Team Six the
anti-terrorist unit, and I've had personal friends that have
served in SEAL Team Six they weren't even known they wouldn't
even acknowledge SEAL Team sis six existed. And now today,
they're like every day everyone knows that everyone wants to be
one and Hollywood wants to exploit that Jimmy
What is it about Jesse Ventura that I that I no longer really
works for me because when that when we was Fern high, it's
this cadence it is and he's also somewhat I think he's full of
crap.
Well that's kind of what I'm feeling is first of all, I think
it's this guy's pretty
awesome brags about certain things, Izzy I don't know. Well,
I thought he was and I so let's play the
clip here, then. Sure. The first thing that should have been
actually played first, because she says this is this is the
seal Fail. Fail. Yeah. This is where she calls the SEAL Team
Six and assassination unit. And we by the way, deconstruct the
SEAL Team Six when the bin Laden situation took place and
be the guys who were killed afterwards in the helicopter
accident. Well, no,
we before that we talked about the group being an extraction
unit. Yeah, and an anti terror Right, we're not a assassinate.
So she says that in here and he doesn't call her on it he's I
don't know if he's not paying attention, but I find it weird
but play that clip former
Navy SEAL Do you find it weird that SEAL Team Six a group that
embodies this extrajudicial assassination has been glorified
in the mainstream.
No, I'm upset that people even know about the SEAL team because
back when I was in the Navy, they weren't even hardly known
to the public now they've turned them into the Green Berets
movies about them. This about the mad about them.
Yeah, okay. Yeah, that is interested judicial
assassination, which
is, well, maybe he didn't understand what she was saying.
Or maybe that's possible
because she's reading that and she's blocked blowing through
it. She's
reading it because, in fact, let's play that again.
Interesting. You say that showed with the knowledge that she did
not have this in her head extra judicial? What did she say extra
destination assassination. She's reading this off the prompter
off of the paper. And I agree she's not enunciating properly.
Former
Navy SEAL? Do you find it weird? That SEAL Team Six a group that
embodies this extrajudicial assassination has been glore.
Actually.
Yeah, she's fumbling through it. She couldn't even read it. So I
don't think he heard it, John, quite honestly. Yeah, it could
be. It could have been anything. He's like, what, what? And he's
meanwhile, he's, he's looking like a girl. You can't stand on
those heels.
She can't. So here's a couple of things. So just get these out of
the way. Here's Ventura on, hunt.
Yeah, what is this?
This is a she's bringing it just trying to talk about the book.
And he brings up a point, which is, I think, kind of
interesting, because there's a point I bring up every so often
when we talk about radical Muslims, the media is always
saying, Oh, are not the media, but the talking head pundits,
the blue cannons, and all these guys that are on the McGlothlin
report, and all the rest of them are always saying stuff like,
Oh, what if the Muslims would only speak up? The Muslim
themselves would only speak up about these radicals?
All right, they do. It's just no one ever they do. They speak up
all the time.
And there's plenty of websites that condemn this and the rest
of it, they never put them on the air. And this is Ben sure,
as believed that this is was common during the Kennedy
assassination.
Just the majority of Americans believe this. They believe that
JFK was assassinated by a conspiracy. And also a majority
of people have questions about 911. Also, knowing this, how
does it feel to go on shows like Piers Morgan and other shows on
the mainstream media and to be ridiculed and painted as a
lunatic for bringing up these issues?
Well, wow, I'm sorry. This is what a dumb question. What a
dumb question. And, and, and the cadence with which she asks her
cadence
is That's because she, she's reading, she's on all the time
and you think she learned to read from a prompter more
naturally? Nobody talks like, no, they don't
these issues?
Well, because we'll show you in the book that that was the CIA's
mission to anyone that question it. That's how they do they try
to marginalize you. They tried to make it seem like you're at
conspiracy, not that that's where the mainstream media comes
in, because they are also culpable in this deal. Because,
excuse me, many times you hear while someone would have talked.
Many people have talked it simply mainstream media won't
report that they did. I'll give you an example. I have an audio
visual and written confession from IE Howard Hunt from
Watergate, the CIA. He did a deathbed confession to his son,
Saint John Hunt. We've got it all on tape. We aired it on my
TV show. It should have been headlines across America. He
Howard Hunt admits he was part of JFK conspiracy to kill him.
It didn't receive one word of mainstream media coverage not a
word that he Howard Hunt had confessed to outside
participation even named who did it. Yeah.
Anyway, that's enough. Well, yeah.
Well, that does kind of slip into
this by the way for people out there who want to have some fun
read the E Howard Hunt Wikipedia entry. It is quite fascinating
because they've got all kinds of stuff. Some whoever put that
together did a pretty good job. Yeah.
I don't know anything about you. Howard Hunt. I don't know. He
was one
of the plumbers with these during the Nixon Watergate
break, and he was one of the guys he was an old CIA hack from
the early days. And he's the guy who was cited along with a
couple of these other guys in the book, the legacy family
What's that one
family of secrets family of secrets. He
was cited as one of the guys who they believe the writer believes
purposely screw That deal up so they could get Nixon caught it
that's that guy.
Yeah, that's what I was like about that book.
Great book everyone should read the only
person in the world who doesn't remember where he was on the day
that JFK was killed? Is George H. Walker Bush is Yeah, I can't
remember where I was,
oh, no, I don't cares. I was drunk.
There was a it's kind of rolls into a public Paulette Policy
Polling report that came out earlier in the week about
conspiracy theories. And actually, the press release says
here, Republicans more likely to subscribe to government
conspiracy theories. And I always love these reports and
and the percentages, and I just wanted to run through a couple
of things. I thought some of the questions actually were very
interesting that this is what's considered government
conspiracies. And here's what they pulled. I guess you went
through all the questions. Then they said, Are you Republican or
Democrat, Independent? Not sure, etc.
But something like the Gulf of Tonkin, good government.
Unfortunately, that wasn't one of the questions strangely
enough,
fascinating. Definitely got busted, it won't get outed.
But some of the questions are great. Do you think the Obama
administration is secretly trying to take everyone's guns
away? Do you think there's a secret society such as Scotland
bones that produces most of America's political and
financial leaders to serve the interests of the wealthy elite?
isn't really great? Do you think that a government organizations
such as the men and black exists to stop people from finding out
that aliens do exist and live amongst humans on Earth?
I like the way they mix these things. So you have something
that's actually has some credibility with a piece of
fiction that was shown on the movie screens?
Do you think the US government has engaged in the assassination
of entertainers who have tried to spread a spread a
counterculture message they didn't like such as John Lennon,
Kurt Cobain, Tupac Shakur, and others? And these are very
interesting questions. Do you think it's easy to have a person
killed and get away with it if you have enough money? Is that
really a conspiracy question?
How is that a conspiracy question? Well, 54% of you think
you'll get caught if you run a red light after midnight?
Well, 54% of Americans according to the survey, think it is easy.
A 27%? No, and 18% We're not sure they will be dead soon, by
the way that 18% I do think this is my favorite. I love this a
lot. Do you think that major sporting events like the NBA
Playoffs or the Super Bowl are sometimes rigged by referees and
League of fit and league offices to create an outcome that will
lead to better ratings and more money and publicity for the
sport? 32% of Americans think yes, 49% think no.
And those 32% Listen to no agenda.
Do you think the US government has a secret fleet of black
helicopters that will be used in an eventual United Nations
military takeover of the United States? This is not even I mean,
this is this is dumb, but this someone paid for it. Let's look
at some of the results I have. I just highlighted a few the whole
thing of course is in the show notes 554 dot na show notes.com
marked up appropriately secret society produce to serve the
elite 20% of Democrats say yes 15% of Republicans say yes.
Well that doesn't make sense with the basic thesis interest
which is the Republicans are all in all in on this and as
Democrats that's why I
highlighted that to the skull and bones. So apparently
Democrats are thinking Skull and Bones is there's something to
it. Right. Then we have is Obama trying to take away guns. This
is this is not this is now Hispanic and white. The base 36%
says yes, 31% of Hispanics believe Obama is trying to take
away guns. But we all know that the Hispanic community is great.
If they could only speak English they'd be great for no agenda.
She speaking Spanish is not as not going to happen. They'd love
our show. Our sports rigged even 31% across the board Democrats,
Republicans, Hispanics, whites, everyone. How
does this fit into this thesis that Republicans are nuts? I'm
just wondering where I don't get I'm not getting it. And
I like this. Does the government have black helicopters for the
United Nations takeover? Whites 6% African Americans 16%
Hispanic 20%. Exactly. Now they know the truth man. They see him
you know a lot of the thing they're doing Don't put in there
is like questions like, do you think a lot of sports are rigged
because of gambling interests? Yeah. Or mobsters? Yeah. I mean,
I was at a horse race where their favorite horse I was over.
I was betting on this horse. They I forgot this is years ago,
about four years ago sharp bone or whatever, some famous horse
that was the fastest thing on the track. And they put all the
horses in the in this than the little thing there where the
where you're getting ready to go before you open the gate. And
his gate opens. Yeah, one gate, gate out of the blue opens the
horse takes off and then breaks his leg. Oops. I'm thinking wait
a minute.
Let me let me just ask you a couple more questions here from
the survey. I can't believe someone paid money for this. Do
you think a group of world bankers is slowly eliminating
paper currency until most banking is done electronically?
And then we'll cut the power grid so that most citizens will
not have access to any money and will be forced into worldwide
slavery
Oh yeah, part of it right that I
think that's what's wrong. They're asking too much is like
eliminating paper currency. Yes. Because that's what they're
doing. But then they throw in the cut the power grids? Well,
no, that
means they throw in some bullcrap
you need the control is there though? I only only 17% of
Americans believe that. 65% say no. Right? Any of them believe
it? Do you think Barack Obama is secretly trying to figure out a
way to stay in office beyond 2017 Surprising a 25% of
Americans is
a common belief with every president reprise gets
reelected. And so the same thing with Bush, oh, he's gonna run
for a third term, oh, they're gonna change the constitution.
And there's always one or two boneheads there's one guy in
particular that every year, every year, he offers a
amendment that two or two. He offers a constitutional
amendment to repeal the term limits on the president. He does
it every time. The sessions in never passes. Obviously, it
wouldn't pass the states anyway. But he does it all the time. And
they always point to that, Oh, this guy's trying to make it so
the president can be in a third term?
No. Well, it'll be martial law.
He's gonna do some
I'm very disappointed.
Don't need that there. They make make so much scam, money. Look
at Clinton has become a billionaire. 100 he
left office 100. Billionaire? Question. 12 was very
disappointed. Only 3% of Americans believe this. Do you
think the US government has secretly allowed aliens to take
over our society in exchange for help with industrial
technological advances such as electric power and the
microwave? Very, very sad. Only 3% of Americans believe that?
Well, that's a good sign. Do
you think Muslims are
afraid they do a little better than what we've got?
Please? Do you think Muslims are covertly implementing Sharia law
in American court systems or not? I would say yes. But it's
not Muslims.
That's not a conspiracy. It's just a it's a fact. No, it's not
even a fact. I mean, it's just it's you can't pose everything
as a conspiracy. Do you think that cops hide behind trees at
stopped? speed limit signs and hopes to get people? You know,
we're speeding.
Yeah, that's a conspiracy.
Is that a conspiracy? Yes.
So 26% of Americans believe
that conspiracy apparently.
Yes. Well, then you know how words are maligned? There you
go. Yeah. Who is the public poll of Public Policy Polling who is
that what is this outfit?
Never heard of them? No, no, I
see them all the time that the P P logo, you'll notice it
immediately. PPP is latest round of conspiracy theory related
questions, finds Republicans are more likely than Democrats who
believe various government related conspiracy theories.
Well, this is clearly meant to make the people look like idiots
All right, I've got a couple of you the math thing I was into
the fuel of this these numbers because of the shutdown. Yes,
yes, I got a couple here that I could get to. I want to play
this one did play this clip is called the FDA crock of shit.
Ah, I noticed that clip. The FDA, which checks fruits and
vegetables for quality and safety has furloughed nearly
half its workforce and canceled routine inspections,
the consumer may see prices rise if things cannot be important
because inspections are not being done. There may be a less
of a choice in the grocery
store. Fewer inspectors means higher prices
puts me and my family at risk. If the fruits and vegetables
aren't being expected, and if the price increases as well, it
puts a strain on our budget.
Yeah, this is well of course now my way.
Let me ask you a question before you go on. How does laying off
half of the FDA make prices go up? It seems to me that it would
be It costs less to have the lesser number of inspectors.
Many of them, I think are paid. And it's very systems and
subsystems that work through the food industry. Why would it make
prices go up? I'm asking you, How does it How does it what's
the correlation between we have lessons factors, which means you
can really flood the market with stuff it seems to me cheaper
price,
what they're saying in the report, the way I heard it is,
if we have less inspectors less food gets approved for sale, so
there's less supply. That's not just that's what they saying,
look, the whole thing is bogus. If anyway, turns out everyone
gets to go back paid vacation. You were right. That's
everyone's going back.
Yeah. And it's a paid vacation.
No, but they're going back. Did you read this this morning?
Yeah, half of the furloughed workers are going back. Yeah.
Because they they're getting paid anyway.
Right. I know this whole thing's joke. So here's I got another
moneymaker here for you. I got two clips. One is truancy. Part
One and truancy. Part two, first play. This is a horrible
situation. Truancy. And by the way this
is playing hooky, right isn't isn't is not showing up going to
school or going to school. Yeah, you want me to play it? Yeah,
part one sorry. 250,000.
California kids are expected to miss a 10th of the school year
and research shows that first graders who miss more than nine
days of school a year are twice as likely to drop out
in high school.
Oh, what? Okay, first of all, that's cause and effect. That's
bullcrap. So let's just get that out of the way. If somebody is
missing a lot of school, it's not because they missed the
school, they have other problems, and which probably
caused them to miss school and probably causes further
hangover. Oh, you got a hangover, you know, you're high
on weed, whatever, you can always go
through it now. Now, here's the part that this is the part
besides that being bogus. I want you to play part two. And then
this is this is where again, I get into the numbers thing
instead as a Chris Sanchez, NBC Bay Area News. Thanks, Chris.
And more details. Now as Chris just mentioned, California
school districts lose $1.4 billion a year because of
truancy. It's proven that chronically truant students are
likely to drop out or turn to crime, and the cost of
incarceration lost productivity and dropouts cost California
more than $46 billion a year. Yeah.
Okay. Even I'm like, What? What bullcrap $46 billion a year
because the kid didn't show up?
Yeah. Why? And how do you get to $1.4 billion a year because it
kid didn't show up. So in other words, you got your school, I'll
tell you what the problem is don't want to know the one. The
1.4 billion is because the state is sold out to the federal
government who pays on a per head basis. They don't care
about educating anybody. If this kid shows up, I think the state
gets 100 bucks or something like that. And so the kids don't show
up. They don't get the money from the feds. And that's where
they have to keep careful enrollment records and Bailey
you're here. Yeah, bed. Joanie, and they won't lie. I don't
know. Why not. And that's why homeschooling is frowned upon,
because those are kids that could be making money for the
status is. So the kids would become a profit item a profit
center by showing up
Ah, I see if you can't keep the kid in school, you get less less
money. Right. This is well, this is the charter school issue,
right?
This is the Department of Education at work.
I had an interesting dinner last night and I've been sworn to
secrecy about some of this. This does eventually lead back to
wait a minute. Yes, I can't talk about it just yet. I can't put
someone in danger. Oh, okay. Like Like, like legal, hassled
danger, because these guys, we eventually have to we let it all
hang out. And by the way, come and sue us good luck.
Like hey, what do you want to wear? It is called judgment
proof.
You want You want my microphone? I mean, what do you want this?
You can only take so much you can't bleed money from a stone
my friends. So this all comes back to Common Core. It comes
back to the interestingly after the Gulen Movement. Remember, we
talked about this guy who's who's holed up in Pennsylvania?
He's 50 charter schools in Texas, right there. Cherie? Yes.
And it's all crazy curriculum. Yeah. Well, the Bill and Melinda
Gates Foundation are involved in this as well, surprise,
surprise, and they just financed the study. This is how it works
by the way.
Oh, yeah. Well build new learn this. And when he was at
Microsoft, you'd, they'd finance bogus studies, and then put them
in. I busted him on a couple of them two years ago, because I
tracked down who because they would never say who paid for the
study. It would be why people love windows. And it's so
obvious what's going on. So I called the company had to call
it I badgered them until they told me that Microsoft paid for
the study, right and directed the study. So it's like, Oh,
come on.
So the BM GF Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have financed
the study. The outcome of the study is astounding John K 12.
Teachers praise the Common Core standards as the perfect way to
improve student's thinking skills. Data for the study was
provided by a national online survey survey conducted by the
Harrison group where in 20,000, public school educators were
questioned. There were 20,000 participants this study was
published by Scholastic Inc, these are all tied into this.
And with the backing of there it is I told you to look out for
them. The National Governors Association member this bunch of
Jabra Ionis, with their $50 million in the kitty. Yeah, $50
million your kids hear this thing? It's mind boggling really
is what this is. Your kids are about to be pulled into a
robotics program. And you must stop it. If you have common CCSS
Common Core scholastic standards in your state. And Texas says
they don't have it. But they do. It's just called something
different here. You have to stop this. You have to do you got to
homeschool your kids you cannot send it's like public tap water
is really no longer safe for human consumption anywhere in
the world.
You might weigh in it, you know, as good as that zero device, not
the one that you were talking about. But it's an get at Costco
there. The water is delicious that comes out of that. No, I
like my Berkey. And by the way, on this page that I'm looking at
right here, there it is, again, I already have one, they could
have marketed something else to me. Anyway. Oh, you still get?
Oh yeah, the great genius. Yeah, working data in the works. So
big data at its best.
Lesson plans, please check out Common Core collective.com. I
might add your Facebook page to the huge Facebook page commonly
called 513 likes,
hey, wait a minute. How can you be on a Facebook page? If you
don't have a Facebook account?
It's one of the open. There's some Facebook page. Okay. All
right. All right. As long as your I believe you're done,
yeah, guys, most of them I can't get under the
CCSS New Standards of Learning have been implemented with the
express purpose of dumbing down the population says that I say
this basic knowledge of the classics without a focus on
reading comprehension, reinvention, of writing skill to
focus on keyboard and typing skills for college and career
career readiness. And I think so you can't
even scribble out a note to your buddy when you're imprisoned.
You can scratch your initial
point even teach. Writing None. None. We have to stop all the
machine. Do
you think that kids will literally no longer have the
ability to write? I do great. You just dropped in dog biscuits
again. Are you moving away?
I didn't move any really?
This is frightening. John. Talk talking to the mic.
I'm talking I'd like to if I'm actually too close to the mic.
I'm not. I don't have a fist distance.
That's really weird. Let me see what's going on over here. I
keep talking for a minute.
I'm talking away. You just did you pause the recording? Oh, oh,
well, okay. Well, hello, everybody. So yeah, no, I
believe that kids will not be able to write a word with their
hands. They were dead veggie will be alien. The whole idea?
Yeah, will they by the way, the next step to that is they won't
be able to read, but they will be able to
sign their credit agreements
within an X ORed design a little design a little smiley face with
a heart.
Well, and this is another part learning how to speak improperly
by integrating slang and other alternative modes of
communication such as emoticons. Say that. This is what I'm
saying? Oh, yeah, yeah, does it list okay. I'm reading from a
website read from
the list without ad libbing. Um, so I can actually hear what the
list says okay, but this
list is from people who are against common core. Oh, well,
that's Oh, that's why I'm that's why I'm telling you. I'm giving
you the anti porn. Oh, okay.
I misunderstand that you're actually reading from some
talking points from Common Core.
These are talking points from anti Common Core. All right,
well, those are valuable. Learning how to speak
improperly. I would get that using media as a form of
learning to train students to become dependent on mainstream
media for their information. While de emphasizing personal
research and independent thought, replacing cursive
writing with courses on keyboard and focus on improving typing
skills. Why is cursive writing important, John? I don't know. I
think I think there's something there is something very valuable
to it, actually.
Yeah, well, one thing if you can't read it, you can use it as
code very effortlessly. It probably has something to do
with the way the brain works. If you can do cursive and you can,
you know, make it readable. I think it affects the way that
Brains structured, as opposed to printing black letters like
everybody does.
But in ways it's very, you see this system all across America
and it is government sponsored, I will give you a I'm going to
reveal a huge secret, which has been revealed on this, this
program before. I but I'm going
to not reveal anymore. It's a reveal. It's a real
reveal. The test for amateur radio operators in the United
States, there's three levels technician, general and extra.
In all three cases, the questions and the four multiple
choice answers, by law, by government regulation are
published. So that you can literally and it is the same,
you will not get all the questions till you
get a selection of the published. So there's 300
question answers public questions with the answer with
the actual. And it's not just like one of them is not like the
actual four answers that you will see on the test. The only
difference is the order. So if you can remember the question,
and the answer of 300 questions, you will ace this test without
any knowledge whatsoever of anything of anything. Yeah. And
that is the standard of American, the American system,
if you can memorize it, and by the way, I'm not entirely
against that all the time. In this case, I feel that you're
receiving a license to learn. And I kind of like that. But
that's not how you want you want kids to understand to comprehend
and not just be good at testing, which is what it's all about.
And this is being prophets prophesized by Bill and Melinda
Gates, the the lizard people.
The this is why Indians do so well, in these in these
environments. Indians from India, the ones who never donate
to the show, because they're smart, apparently. No, no,
they're good at memorization. They're extremely good at it,
because this was the last culture in the world, the last
major culture that had a written language. And they ever even
invented it themselves. It was given to him of a Sanskrit they
were the they had to memorize everything they had to memorize
how to books were kept, they had to memorize stories, all the
stuff that we would know really just say, well go read the, you
know, homers book.
Well does that so they
are the JIT, they are the memorization that genetically
superior.
So Does that not mean that that that there's a valid point?
That what's the valid point?
If as long as you can memorize
you will, you will get gas? Yeah, exactly. No, it's true.
However, no, anything you just have to know.
Right? So if I look at India doesn't look like it's working
for everybody.
No, it's
in horrible place. So maybe it's not such a great idea. after
all.
I don't know what the problem is with India. They just don't have
any respect. That's why they don't donate to the show.
Yeah, they gotta have no risk. No. No respect, no respect.
I'm going to show my son move by donation to no agenda. Imagine
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Because I can you know, I hear a lot of guys like, Oh, I'm trying
to hit my wife in the mouth, man, but she didn't get it. She
rolls her eyes. Okay, you gotta go slow, slow. It's hard. It's
it no matter what your social circumstances you have to take
it easy go very slow with people because they have no patience
and they will lock you up to my ex wife at one point I heard
from from from my daughter that she she was looking at the
definition of schizophrenia that around the time we started the
show. Kidding, she was
googling take by husband is crazy. He's crazy as a as a loon
that was also when I told my daughter she could only drink
the rainwater I captured and not from the fall. So yeah,
what did you work? Kinda? I don't think schizophrenics the
right word. What is the view and the cars that go on? Water in
the gas tank?
That's not true. It was Come on. I didn't put water in the gas
tank. It was a high hydroxy booster. And I still believe it
worked. You don't have to believe it. Oh, it did. You just
dropped down all your biscuits again. I
haven't done anything.
I know you haven't done anything. Okay, here's what
we'll do. When it happens again, why don't just say nothing. So
you don't know. And then we can just pretend and go on. And no
one here.
Yeah. I'm only setting Oh, what are we going to do about this
drop?
Is your Skype on automatic something? Is something on
automatic. Is there some volume control on automatic? Because
I'm not on anything automatic here.
Yeah, well, that's always been true. by Skype, its options.
I mean, you are literally just dropping out. It's like this.
I'll give you an example. Oh,
my speakers are on automatic about the mic. Oh, yeah. Oh,
gee, was it on automatic? So Holy shit. What was? What
happened? What did you do? I don't know. How's it doing? So
weird. Now I'm hearing myself really loud.
I'm moving the little blue dot all over the place.
Okay. That's the little blue dial really?
Okay. And I'm going to do a bunch of levels as little blue
dot and moving around is good. Yeah, that's great. You're
great. Okay, I'm gonna leave it right there.
Don't touch a thing. That's perfect. Hey, so there's some
trouble in paradise. I don't know if you've noticed this, but
right on the heels of us talking about the potential for this
Silk Road takedown being involved in explaining that that
the Tor network is completely safe. You can use it whenever
you want. Trouble in paradise, a Twitter war between former
WikiLeaks employee James ball, Glenn Greenwald and Jacob
Appelbaum. Did you follow any of this?
Well, no, you got me. You got me on this one. I'm gonna have to
go check it out.
This was a so I have tons of links in in the show notes. And
let me see. I'm actually pulling up the Twitter thread right now.
And so here's Jacob Appelbaum. The Jacob Appelbaum is the guy
who's a part of this $1.3 million nonprofit enterprise
financed primarily by the by consulting work they do, what
was it SSRI was at the
Stanford used to be Stanford Research Stanford Research
Institute. It's actually not just called Sr. It doesn't have
a name anymore, right?
By some Swedish Think Tank. So that's the think tank some
Swedish think tank by the inter News Network, which is a
propaganda arm of the State Department us AI defunded $50
million plus. So it really not even funded by the by the
military anymore, who were very quick to point out they don't
fund it anymore. And so this came just before the latest
revelations, or should I say PowerPoints were released?
Here's Jacob Appelbaum. James when are you going to release
the Tor story? Will you comment on the redaction request from
the White House and the GCHQ and you know that it just kind of
degrade from this this James ball guy?
Can I point something out? Yeah. Are you on Twitter now? Yes.
What is the point of Jacob Apple BOMs creepy picture
because the guy's a creep.
It's a very creepy picture.
Let me take a look at it closer and well, because and why does
he have Arabic in his Yeah, why
do you have Arabic in his thing? So
his handle is IO error. And under his his Twitter, sub texts
there are sub whatever you call it, Cassidy cast iron club in
ampersand ampersand something in Arabic ampersand ampersand
ethics enthusiast the village Be seeing you yet not creepy at all
dude. Now but but if you look at these are all like little
masturbatory boys. The with James ball who is the data
editor of The Guardian now apparently former and so, you
know, he's they're all in fights you know James ball used to be
fight yeah it was used to be Assange his buddy and and here's
here's his Twitter bio data editor of The Guardian City
University University lecturer leakers of wikis former readers
of riots SEQRA tour of offshores final hour of NSA days what do
these boys realize that this is sounds pretty sad James ball
anyway so when they come out with this report, which I guess
the I guess Applebaum knew that the report was coming with and
it's not a report it's Did you see these PowerPoint?
No, I haven't. I'm not on this. Give you a translation of the
Arabic is I don't know what that is. Love and life in a short
time now.
Nice. So the Guardian publishes apparently NSA GCHQ PowerPoints,
regard regarding the Tor network and how NSA has been trying to
compromise it with some success. But indeed, as Applebaum said in
this in this Twitter fight, there are lots of pieces
redacted. So you can't actually figure out what the NSA does or
does not know, but it seems like they have compromised certain
things. Certainly, when it comes to the Tor bundle, we kind of
knew that. But what I just found interesting is that all these
all these WikiLeaks boys are all kind of fighting amongst each
other.
Yeah, that's a bad sign.
Yeah, you know what I mean? It let me see. I think actually,
foreign first policy may have had a good story on them. Oh,
anyway, it just seems like you know, the fight that we think
initially was kind of between CIA, NSA and only Lord knows
where the FBI is, and all of this with their new Comey guy,
the former HSBC Bank Board of Director member, Glenn Greenwald
is, you know, is, is becoming more interesting to observe. And
he was the subject of a news net BBC News night interview, which
I thought was interesting because a lot of people were
yelling on Twitter all caps, that the woman who was doing the
interview Kirsty Christie, whatever her name is. Now, she
was a horrible journalist, and how dare she asked his crazy
stupid question. I thought, actually, a lot of her questions
were quite valid.
It's a style that they have on that show. They all do.
Oh, they do it. I did pull a couple of clips from that,
because some things became apparent to me about Glenn
Greenwald, and The Guardian and how this is taking place and
what we're really witnessing unfolding before us right here.
But first kind of the the obvious question that was asked
and I give Glenn Greenwald props for answering this in a very
straightforward, no agenda manner, actually,
terrorists wouldn't be terrorists change their tactics.
So it is very possible that you actually, by your actions, make
it easier for terrorists to understand how to evade all the
checks that are made on them online.
That's completely ludicrous. First of all, by the way, it's
interesting. They had like a two second satellite delay in this
interview. Yeah, and what's fun is she'll start to interject,
but Greenwald won't respond to it until two seconds later. He's
kind of like yelling at himself. All of a sudden, this is very
Tourettes like premise of your question is entirely false.
We've shown much more than just the mere collection of metadata.
We've shown all sorts of invasions into the content of
communications between innocent people having conversations with
one another online through emails online chat collection of
their browsing history, the idea that terrorists didn't know
excuse me that the United States and UK governments were trying
to monitor their communications is laughable. Of course, every
terrorist who's capable of tying their own shoes, has long known
that the UK and US governments are trying to monitor their
communications. The only thing we've informed people are this
app, the spying system is aimed at them. I like that. Okay. Good
answer makes sense. Yes. Obviously. So that's, you know,
she's following the talking points. He comes back with a
with a valid answer. Now, this is where Glenn gave us some
information that I don't think was necessarily known, but leads
me to believe no one we may not know who we're really dealing
with when it comes to Mr. Snowden
is, you know, could it possibly be on a memory stick in your
pocket? I mean, people want to know how you think you can keep
things safe.
below i'll be happy to answer that. That was what I was about
to tell you when you interrupted there's only So gay one group of
people who has lost control of huge amounts of what they claim
are important documents. And those people are called the
GCHQ. And the NSA, the GCHQ, took documents that they claim
are so very sensitive, and put them on to a system at the NSA
that 10s of 1000s of people have access to, we at The Guardian
have protected all of our data with extremely advanced methods
of encryption. And our documents have remained completely secure.
We have not lost control of any of our material that remains
entirely secure to snaps girlfriend now. That's
interesting. So what he's saying the way I translated that, is
that Edward J. Mr. Snowden was able to grab all of these
documents, because they were available to 10s of 1000s of
people, I think he kind of let something out of the bag there.
That was here too for unknown. Would you agree that's possible
that that's kind of what slipped out there?
Well, I think Snowden indicated that people at his level where
it was or that was easy to grab this stuff. So it's again, of
course, we still have no, this could be a fault piece of false
data that was that Greenwell believes to be true. And it
still might be possible that this is not true. And the and
our basic thesis that the CIA gave Snowden the material to
embarrass the agency. So
here's what I'm thinking. First of all, these are PowerPoints.
All right, you know, this is not code. Now, let's let's be let's
be very realistic for a moment, is the PowerPoint, saying
something with a pretty diagnostic even with bad clipart
all over the place? That I have not seen any actual code as to
how it works? I have no evidence other than what we've seen on
drawings of splitting a fiber, you know, we see the the NSA
data warehouse in Utah, we haven't actually we don't know
anything other than PowerPoints is what I'm saying. It's just
it's an ad. So I just want to
really search engine a did search star. DPT could be
anything.
Yeah, exactly. But if it is true that 10s of 1000s of people have
access to this marketing material, which is the way I
view it, how do we know that the person who Glenn Greenwald is
communicating with and Laura Poitras is communicating with
security through secure channels? How do we know it's
actually Snowden? How do we know is not just some operative? How
do we know it's not a whole roomful of guys, because the
only proof that Greenwald knows that he initially met with the
guy is explained in this story
is interesting, because this is in some ways the elephants of
spy film, because when you first met him, I understand that how
did you identify him? When you first met him?
Right, I had no idea how old he was, who despised the waves as a
setup question. They agreed in this in the pre interview like
oh, yeah, yeah. Tell us about how you figured out who he was.
You can hear her asking the pre agreed question. He was what it
looked like before I first met him. And so the plan was, he had
asked us to go to a part of the hotel where he was staying at a
designated time. And he said that he would enter that room.
And we would know him because he was carrying a Rubik's cube. And
we went at the designated time he wasn't there, we came back at
the second time that he had given us. He showed up a couple
of minutes later carrying a Rubik's cube. And that was how
we knew that it was our source that we have. So that's how you
knew that it was your source at the time after they killed the
real guy. Yes, well, is that not possible in the spy novel as
they say it? And so it's possible when you're talking to
him and you're communicating through your secure channels?
Glenn Greenwald? Does the Rubik's Cube show up? How do you
know it's him? How do you know it's him? How do you know it's
not the CIA or some other agency who was really running the show
and are pissed at the Kaiser Alexander, for having a cool
office looking like the enterprise and are just rolling
out whatever they feel is appropriate to you. There's no
evidence, there's no evidence that any of this stuff exists.
There's no evidence that it's coming from this guy named
Snowden.
Right. And we also know this nodes girlfriend disappeared,
and they put their house up in Hawaii up for sale just
immediately thereafter. And there's a bunch of mysterious
things happening around that situation that never been
explained, like the boxes and all the rest of
Greenwald is still prepared to cover up and lie about basic
facts that we have debunked clearly on this podcast.
I want to know, with Edward Snowden whether or not his
position in Russia I mean, you know, if he tried to travel look
what happened. We look what the Americans did. You know, to the
presidential play in the Bolivian presidential beat over
European territory. I'm
sorry that the Americans did nothing to the Bolivian Prain
playing nothing at all. We have proof they they lie ended under
false pretense of something wrong with their fuel
indicators. There was no forced landing so that's a lie. Glenn
should dispel Glen's say something. Does he really feel
all that Satan Russians have only said that keep them for a
year? Well, remember, he didn't choose to be in Russia. He was
trying to pass through Russia and the United States government
basically forced him to be there by revoking his passport and
preventing other countries from letting him transit through. I'm
sorry, another blatant lie. Your passport does not explode. When
the when the we've read, we've read verbatim from the State
Department. revoking your passport means when you come
back into the United States, you will be apprehended there is no
central passport system. When you go to a country that says
oh, I'm sorry, your passport is going to melt. We have to cut it
like a credit card. This does not exist. It's a lie Glenn
Greenwald. But he's certainly given the alternative, which is
a supermax prison in Knight United States where he's
disappeared for the next four years. I think he's quite
content to be where he is. So where I like Greenwald for a lot
of things. It's these things that really bugged me about the
guy.
Yeah, I can see that bugging you. Well, what is annoying? I
mean, there's no reason to, there's no practical reason.
It's just a, like a, like a weak talking point about the forced
landing. And then the misunderstanding about revoking
a passport that's in play in a foreign country. It's just,
it's a lie. It's a lie. And he knows it's a lie. So that so
there's, there's two other things that fit into the snow
job category for this week. One is, unfortunately, still no
video or audio of and we talked about this, just before the end
of the last show, but now of course, we have the reports
everywhere. That Hayden, a former chief of the NSA and Mike
Rogers, who was the chairman of the House Intelligence
Committee, were of course, joking around laughing that they
wanted to put Snowden on, on the hitlist. Yeah, he was nominated
kill this Snowden has been nominated for a European Human
Rights Award, whatever that is. Should we should do our own
Human Rights Award?
Don't Lord serve our fun? Yeah. And anyone
could do him apparently, European. So his human rights
are only valid in Europe. His award, he has to take the award
off if he travels outside of Europe. I heard that so they
were joking about putting him on the kill list,
at least according to some tweets. Oh, a lot of people The
Washington Post. They will maybe they were I don't understand why
they didn't have a tape of
it there. Well, it's there. It's I mean, I immediately went to C
span video.org. They that's usually where they have these
things. But I if it was a recovering that event,
unfortunate. And the other thing was the other thing that I had
here, oh, yes. Adobe, who of course, are what did by
the way, what is Hayden's dog in the hunt? You know, his whole
thing is he's borderline under indictment for promoting the
torture program that was done under his jurisdiction. And he's
been apologizing for it and they're not apologizing for it
but rationalizing it on various which you've caught him doing
and one of the things that clips I have some time ago, but
what is he doing right now? He's a member of the Chertoff Group
or
Oh, yeah, no, he's isn't he one of the Yeah, he's one of those
guys. I think he's in the Chertoff Group. Let's look him
up.
Yes, we should do is see,
is it Michael Hayden? I can't remember.
Michael, Michael Hayden. I don't know if he's still. I'm pretty
sure yes, yeah. Currently principal at the Chertoff Group,
of course. So he's out there he's a sales guy. It does you
watch it but she has brown shoes. All sales guys have brown
shoes. Do you think he still wears Does he still wears
uniform when he's out and about doesn't do that? Does he?
know we can't give him credit for that. Although if you look
at his wedding, he gave those all his little Chevron's to that
woman at the DCS department. So she could wear him
out. So he's a sales guy. So he's out there making sure
everyone's really worried about stuff selling, you know,
Chertoff Group scanners everybody scanners and whatever
else they got. Meanwhile Adobe who of course we know are truly
involved in in tracking people openly and are selling these
services to the government we we have the white paper from them
we've put it in the show notes before what again, what does
Adobe Connect is that what it was called was it called forgot
Adobe Connect it was I'll find it where they're literally
selling to the government all The information they glean from
flash essentially from all the crap that is in Flash and all
the stuff that's in there, Adobe Acrobat products that the
government uses tracking in Adobe Acrobat all over the
place. When you fill out forms in Adobe immigration forms you
cannot use preview on the Mac you have to use the official
Adobe program and it's sending information back about who
access the form Who filled it out. And of course the Adobe and
I've always wondered how this works. How does the Adobe
program get permission on my Mac to continuously ask to be
updated Have you ever wondered that
Well, I find I look I think they do it so often that you get so
annoyed you never wonder But how
no no but but so the Mac has the Mac has the software update and
it will you know when it's time you get your iTunes and all this
other stuff and and but the only program that bugs me
individually separately to be upgraded without starting the
program is Adobe
to me mean out of the blue it comes just as the blue Yeah.
How does it get permission to do that?
A piece of this above is a piece of code that they've implanted
in the machine Yeah, that is calling home all the time saying
hey, do I need to tell this idiot to upgrade
but the fact that it can actually give me this warning
without starting the program means something is running from
Adobe without me having Adobe Acrobat without me having asked
to start the program in fact I'm not willing to do this right now
this is this is kind of driving me nuts and I know some
technical expert out there will help us Let me just okay, well
here we go. If you're going to look at Windows I'm going to
look on the Mac I've
already I've gotten my processes open Dobby I have I haven't
taken these out and there's one right here so it shows up let me
stop this thing from jumping I
know nothing running on this one that says Adobe
I have fire oh I got Firefox I got that Flash player is running
and I got two of them. One is a short one which I believe is the
one that's the the call home flash players just says Flash
Player Levin dot eight or 800 says anything else?
I have no I don't have I love how people in China. Why are
using Adobe? And then well, because I had to do forms for
immigration for my wife is not what I just said.
You didn't say it for my wife.
Okay, I've said this before. How is what I know it when you fill
out forms for immigration? You have to use this. Well. How else
would I know that? All right. Doesn't matter. There you go.
Well, that's easiest way to keep track of Yeah, yeah. Government
Yeah. Anyway. This guy
anyway, Adobe, of course, is it is they are right next to the
NSA data center in Utah. Conveniently, what do you think
they share the same power? Is that all there? Cheering
so if I go to services, which is really hard to to edit, I see
Adobe arm and Adobe Flash in there doing something. One of
them is running, which is the Adobe. This one here is the
Acrobat. thing, which I did not write using. So why is that?
The reader Adobe Reader updater is running on the Mac. Well,
I got that here, too. I got here I got two of them Adobe Flash,
which is the Adobe Flash update service. And then I got the
Adobe Acrobat update service. And these are obviously running
as this as a service, not a process. And they are commonly I
would assume, calling the home.
Yeah, hold on. I Never No one ever asked me if it was okay for
those to be installed and running. So I just quit that and
I want it's probably in the login item or something.
It's probably Yeah, well, here's another one. Oh, wait a minute.
What is your two of them?
Well, that's that's to start up your webcam and microphone.
Luckily, I have a piece of gaffers tape. Well, anyway.
Adobe says data on 2.9 million customers was compromised.
Yeah, no, I saw that.
So how does the Creative Cloud how do we interpret this?
I would take it straight up. They people. There's about that
many users of the Coronavirus even more than that users of the
crate there better be more than that. I know there's a lot
there's a lot and it gives the making you go there whether you
like it or not. And they they stole a bunch of credit card
data and but the rest of it so they had to send embarrassing
notices out. How does this kind of thing happen? All the cloud
services are going to have this happened to him? By the way, I
don't think this is part of the scheme.
Of course it is. It's already happening. So this this cool new
thing was it called the arc OS, which looked kind of
interesting. It's like, it's like your own personal cloud,
you build it on a Raspberry Pi,
is what I want to do.
Are you being facetious?
Yeah. I don't want to build a Raspberry Pi.
You don't have to build it. You don't have to build it. You just
want one? Well, then live in the clouds, young man, enjoy your
life there.
I'm not living in the cloud. I'm the guy who keeps everything in
home base. I could turn off my internet, and I'd actually have
a computer that works.
Well, your emails in the cloud.
Yeah, that's the only thing that is. Yeah. Really? Yeah. Well pay
pal. What
else? That's to win. I'd say that's two rather important
details.
I can't do pay pill outside the cloud. That's why but I have
been trying to move people to checks. That's true. Yeah, those
are two things. I can't do anything about Twitter's in the
cloud.
Keep going. You'd be amazed how much is in the cloud? My friend.
When you really think about? Well,
everything's in the cloud. It's not sneezes on the internet. I'm
Ben, I'm the one guy who's advocated shutting the internet
down. Nobody else goes in that direction.
Shut it. You know, and I love this McAfee coming out. Who was
by the way, he's coked out now. With him. I can see Have you
seen him? Touching his nose wiping his nose squeezing? Glue
here what to look for? That's easy. I mean, he can't stop.
Well, he's best because he's really coked out. Yeah.
He was on what was it just suddenly and other people and
while he was on with Kobudo kudos, I asked my friend, John
McAfee. And he's like, Oh, I'm gonna build this box. And it'll
decentralize. And they're like, Oh, my God. This is clearly
sitting around eating mushrooms. With some AI. I got a great
idea, man, it will build a mesh network. On a boat call it
decentralize. And this guy's getting airtime. Yeah. That's
sad is not going to happen that way.
Neil Fudo. And McAfee is a wreck. Yeah, you
know him. You ever met him? You must
be He still owes me dinner. For what did you have in my bank for
dinner? Oh, it was pick up and he didn't
there wasn't a bed or anything? Sorry, it was not a bet or
anything was just his turn. Yeah. So you know him. So total
talk. Let's let's talk about this guy. Can you talk about?
No. And before he ran out of the country? Yeah. He was the guy he
actually to me to my way of thinking he's one of the
greatest marketing guys you'll ever find. He's the one who
invented the entire market. He made computer viruses popular.
He created there were no computer viruses when he first
showed up with
he created a market for them is what you're saying?
Yes. You started he there was a couple of little love that
pranks that came around. And this was the the era This is
very early in the 80s where there was no really no computer
viruses. And, and to the point there was none to the this is
the irony of the whole thing. Peter Norton actually made a
public statement that there is no such thing as a computer
virus. That which is you can look this up. And it's very
funny because he ended up doing the anti virus for Symantec now.
So McAfee had a little newsletter, and he had these
these these different and he he began to popularize the, you
know, the guys that
he was like, he was like the Billboard Hot 100 A virus guys.
Yeah. So he would make a stink every time one would be
discovered. And he started to popularize them and people would
get publicity so that it became a subculture right then yeah, he
wrote out an anti virus product and
do you remember the how the first ones worked? I think the
first viruses if I recall correctly, were the ones that
would grab your address book in your in your Microsoft was it
wasn't outlook at that point. Maybe not. Maybe it was outlook
it started at all. And it would grab every single address in
your because you click on an attachment this. Remember that?
Hey, yeah,
that's to be honest about it. It's late in the game. I thought
that was kind of the first ones No, no, okay. It
was a bunch of these really, the earliest viruses were these
things that were passed around in different forms, usually from
floppy disks, the floppy disk, boot to thing and it would erase
your hard disk. That was those but those were no fun. No, they
weren't any fun. Oh, those are the ones he started to
popularize. And then these later was the one you're talking
about. Like the I Love You virus oh yeah those remember that?
McAfee. I believe by the time those showed up, he was already
out with $100 million. He had made tons of money just selling
his company to Well, one of these guys is I guess it was
Symantec. And he was done. And then he took his 100 million and
I met him and chatted with her just bought him dinner. Yeah,
went public, you had a good place to. And then I didn't hear
from him again. He's like one of those classic guys that was in
tech and then he made money left and then fuck you. Devorah
Cooney, he was pretty much bailed on everyone. And then he
had last time, but then I heard that he was up into some
mountain chalet that he'd build with some of his money and
Colorado hills. And then I again, didn't hear from him for
a long or hear about him for a long time. And then I find out,
he has his place in New Mexico and then boom, all of a sudden,
he's in Belize, and now he's completely on drugs, and he's
advocating everyone should be stoned all the time. And he was
ochres. And it all went crazy. The guy went nuts. And then he
went broke.
Oh, this is a great this is an American success story. Yeah.
skyrocket to fame and then crush the one of the few guys who
actually there's a bunch of these guys who
I'm not so sure he's broke by the way.
Oh, he probably has a few meal but I don't think he has his
wealth. There the IRS he's back in the country the IRS is not
gonna let this guy get away with hiding money.
Oh, is that the deal? He was hiding money?
Well, we don't know. That's what he'd have to be doing to be to
be
that's not so rich. You know, you know, are the new places the
new the where a lot of guys are going in fact, one of our
friends has just purchased a place there and and we will be
allowed to go visit is Panama.
Yeah, I heard Panama is gonna get hot. And apparently, it's
gonna be really nice, too. It's like, they're turning into a
Costa Rica
like operation. Right. And they got great bandwidth and great
infrastructures, a lot of banks there. And there's a lot of just
a lot going on. But apparently a lot of dudes with money are
going into Panama. Yeah, I've heard Panama. Yeah. So we're
gonna so we have an invite.
All right, but not you do a show from now.
Well, that was me. I'm like immediately isn't enough
bandwidth. I'll come and share. We'll come down. We'll hang out.
I'd love that.
Animal. Anyway, I got some stuff left over
here. We really only have time for one or two because we're
running. Let me
just do the one thing though. No, let me not do that. Oh, let
me do yeah, let me do this one thing. I thought this was an
interesting story. Since it was I was actually the editor of
InfoWorld when this bullcrap began, does How long ago was
play the electronics device on a plane story.
The FAA is getting even closer to letting you fly with your
cell phone or iPad turned on. They've been investigating this
issue for a couple of weeks now. But their social committee has
officially said that Wi Fi won't cause the plane to malfunction.
Your cell phone will not bring down a 747 and Alec Baldwin can
still play Words with Friends. Make no mistake about it. The
rule isn't on the books yet. But the study means that someday
it will finally be there.
I have I have a an actual opinion on this. So I'd love to
hear what your what your thoughts are. I don't
have an opinion. I just thought the whole thing was nonsense
from the beginning. Just another way for crowd control. I don't
like the idea of people talking on cell phones, which is almost
impossible to do anyway from a plane. But even trying it
because you're going from too many towers to towers. And this
was always always sketchy. And I always thought it was just a
bogus idea. And I was always annoyed by the commentary
because we wrote about this and said, This is bullcrap. There's
no evidence of this. And then people would always chime in
this is when I really got started when I became a no
agenda guy. The people would start writing in. Oh, better to
be safe than sorry.
Yeah, well, let me tell you what the what the real facts are.
Now, when this initially started, and I have proof
because I got busted for doing this. In the early days of early
early cell phones, the the radios were very different than
what they were today. And there was absolutely certainly with a
with a higher output. I had a there was an you remember the HP
palm top. Remember that crazy thing. It was like plastic and
it was kind of the size of I don't know the like like three
times the size of an iPhone, you'd flip the lid open and have
kind of a bad LCD screen and then you had a keyboard on one
side. And you could jam a PC card in there from the rim
network, which I think that didn't the rim network
eventually become black airy?
I always thought there were there always were Blackberry.
No, no,
no, it started as the rim network. And they had towers
around the US or certainly New York, and it was a one watt card
was quite powerful. And you could send email messages. And
it was a very slow process, but it would work. And Ron Bloom and
I, we would fly when we this was during the thinking ideas days,
and you know, we would fly coach and not always together, you
know, and we'd be like four or 567 rows apart. But we could
still use this rim communicator thing, even at, you know,
10 20,000 feet, because it was one watt, and there was nothing
else really going on at the time. We're talking 9495 at this
point. And we use this and at one point, we actually, you
know, the pilot actually said, we're having an issue. Yeah.
What? Yes, we're having an issue with the navigation. Could
everyone make sure their cell phones are turned off? And you
know, and we turned off our stuff. And the pilot was like,
okay, and I'm pretty sure that was us.
I wouldn't be surprised. But you're talking about a lot.
Yeah, no, no, of course. So that was crazy. Yeah, you're the kind
of guy that caused the problem. Yeah.
However, as we move towards newer technologies, and GSM,
etc, the problem isn't and much better radios, the problem is
not interference in the navigation system. There's only
one reason this has not been allowed. And the reason why it
will be allowed will become evident when these radios either
for Wi Fi or for telephony, are trying to find a cell, you know,
the sound you hear on television all the time. And that bleeds
through very often bleeds through into the cockpit onto
the headsets. That is the only reason why it is not allowed.
Because if that isn't, it's annoying, it's distracting. It
could I mean, it could distract from the communications, once
you put Wi Fi on board. It's not going to be searching around it
finds its access point, once you put a set a mini micro cell on
board, it also won't be searching around, it's going to
find it. So that's the only reason why it's not allowed is
because of the actual interference on the flight crews
headset.
Well, I liked that explanation. How come that was never brought
for?
Well, because the news media is too busy with great reporting on
other things.
Well, there's great stuffs out there, that's for sure.
Anyway, you can take that that's a little tip from no agenda. And
so that's all right.
That's all I got. That's all they're gonna eliminate the
whole thing. I think you're probably right Wi Fi on board
because they want to get the 10 bucks off. Yeah. And it's not
it's I think it's maybe just 10 it's 10 on
most of these flights. Yeah. And a long flight. I can do it. I do
it from coast to coast, and I had a bunch of stuff to finish
because I didn't get stuff done. I pay the 10 bucks.
Yeah, they don't really let you do anything.
Yeah, it'll tell Oakland. It's 10 Oh, yeah,
I've been there's no streaming and I can't really I've tried to
use it for show prep. But you can't you can't really watch it.
That's about it. Yeah, that is really about it. Or for
downloading songs like
boss doling out the job, right. It was a handshake, and
there you go. Alright, everybody, we have once again,
deconstructed the bullcrap for you. Hopefully you feel better
knowing that. Well, knowing that you're being bold crapped.
Yeah, that's the idea. Yeah,
the idea is for you to feel better knowing that they're just
bullcrap. And yeah,
yeah. It's that's the only thing we accomplish. Yeah. Some people
don't enjoy it. They don't enjoy knowing this knowledge. And
they'd rather be in the dark in the dark in the dark and dumb.
Yeah. Anyway, I think we should come up with a no agenda
listener ribbon.
With your police uniform.
Yeah, exactly. It'll look great. I guarantee it'll be better than
those other shepherds.
Let's see. I think there is a no agenda producer updates coming
up on the stream today. So make sure you catch that right here.
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else. Be aware of the Genesis. They're out there trying to kill
you and your children. And here in Austin, Texas, wearing my
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