A withered older woman, Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Sunday,
February 1 2015. Time for your gizmo nation media
assassination, Episode Six, nine or two. This is no agenda
compiling a healthy news diet for you from FEMA Region six in
the capital of the drone Star State Boston Tea House in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Berlin Silicon Valley where we're fogged in I'm John
C. Dvorak. Greg Levin Buzzkill.
Winter street it's winter that's what you get the across
the street as far as well we don't normally get fog is not
part of the winter tends to be off season. Okay, if the two
different kinds of
tour isn't June, is that you get June Glion. We
sometimes get June fog and spin it varies a lot. But there's two
kinds of fog there's this fog which is Bay fog comes in from
the ocean and which is normal for Mediterranean climate keeps
the area cool normally doesn't get burned off and in the
burning off process that keeps the area cool. The other kind,
which you get more in the valleys and in in the inner
parts of California is truly fog to land that's totally nasty
truly. It's called truly fog, T u l I have no idea how you spell
it. It could be T O li e francha. But it's always been
called to leave food since I was a kid. And it comes from the
ground up in certain areas and under certain climatic
conditions and it makes it puts visibility at zero. And this is
what results it used to result in not so much now but every so
often it'll crop up against the cycle, like 85 car pileup
man,
people will drive in this fog and then it you cannot see
beyond about two feet.
So I'm growing up in the Netherlands by the way, I think
it's T Hu le or T ru le
it could be th er thoroughly, thoroughly
dry in the Netherlands as a kid there's a lot of fog and they
would have probably a couple times a year they would have a
what they would call a cutting bolting which would be a chain
reaction accident. And then you would have 100 200 car pileup
it's unbelievable. It's nuts, man the end scary because you
know people like really die. Not Yeah, people. Yeah. Yeah. Well,
no, you're getting rammed into and I mean, if you're if you're
cautious, you shouldn't be a problem. And nobody is. And it's
almost impossible actually to be on the road in a really bad fog.
Because you you have to I've had the situation where I've had to
open my window and look down just to see the white stripe.
Yeah, yeah, that's I've
flown that way before landing like what is there? So here's
why. And there we go.
So here's the question. Okay. In I remember when I was in France
in the 70s.
Man, that's when the women had very hairy legs.
Yeah, yeah. I don't know what you did some of these people
with these generalities about French hair. Okay. Anyway,
everybody had all the French cars had yellow headlamp. Yes,
the
halogens which were illegal in some countries.
Well, they were yellow. No, we're talking about actually
colored there are foglights.
Well, we called them halogen. And they were yellow. That's
just what we call them. But yeah, this piercing piercing
yellow lights are
fog lights. And we used to have fog lights available as options
on some cars here. And that's because it was barely a lot of
Tulley fog in France, and they needed these fog lights on the
cars and the fog. The yellow lights do penetrate the fog a
few more feet. They're not that great, but they do help. What
happened to those lights? They don't have them there anymore
that I've never seen. I haven't seen those lights for 20 years.
Good question. I would I would think that the modern headlights
that we have are better
now than the yellows. No, I know. When you got fog, and you
hit it with bright white light. It did just just blows you out.
You can't you know, hit the highlights and fog. It's like
you can't see anything. I'm just thinking. I don't know. I don't
know if it's an EU relay.
I don't know. I do know one thing. We have a lot of new
Dutch listeners today who might be able to help us. Oh, yes.
This is the new saga that we're following. Yeah, this is
interesting. By the way, this guy's got your exact same name.
Which guy? This Adam curry. Which guy? Is that? The guy that
they're talking about?
In Holland that guy Oh, man. Yeah. Well, they finally are
using different pictures of me. It's not just all the goofy and
man Do I look like Bruce Jenner and some of those. It's not a
good look,
which is something we haven't talked about and Bruce Jenner
It's just my look. No, Bruce Jenner turning into a I don't
need to talk about Bruce Jenner?
I don't think so. Although I will say I heard yesterday that
in the 70s, there were already a lot of rumors about him being
transgendered in the 70s. All right. Okay, so in this, there's
kind of two stories that go criss cross. And I'll come back
to one in a moment. So we had our show we talked about it
talked a little bit about what's going on my personal life on a
Thursday. And as the show ended, a lot of people were sending me
links to something going on in the Netherlands, which I want to
come back to, which was this. Some guy looking like anonymous
with a gun with a silencer, you know, hijack the Dutch state run
media news program, talking about how he had to do a
statement, and you know, he's going to blow stuff up. And a
lot of things happen. I want to get to that in a moment. So
really, nothing happened. I had no, there was no response to
anything that we talked about until Friday, like noon, and
then stuff was just kind of exploding. Okay. And what I
inadvertently, because we talked about it at the top of the show,
it meant no work for anybody. So they could all say, Oh, if
you're interested in listening to what Adam said, and they just
would post the link straight to the episode to the full mp3.
Which is actually good, because that way, not only that, we get
a lot of links to sound files, but then it was pretty much the
whole show anyone could keep listening if they wanted to. So
that was a win er, like nobody buys time. Well, nobody's gonna
go and cut something out and pay and post it do much work, as I
didn't even think about that. But it turned out pretty well.
Now, here's what's interesting. Now, first, I want to say the
support I've received from the no agenda community has been
pretty stellar. People have been saying the nicest things.
Everything for me of people praying not just for me, but for
Mickey and Christina and everybody being extremely loving
and nice. I've got offers I can stay anywhere in the world. I've
gotten naked pictures from women and men. I this everything is
ready for me.
I think that I should mention something here. We talked about
it at the house. Uh huh. We think as a as a collective, that
is the Devorah collective Devorah collective believes that
since you enjoy it so much, and you would probably be really
happy I because you do have all these contacts all over the
especially the United States you can because you've done the Hot
Pocket thing. You've stayed at different. Yes, different
driveways. Yes, yes. We think there's a lot of driveways out
there for you and you should buy a nice Airstream and just get
out of the place you're staying at and just hit the road full
time, the amount of money you could accumulate, because you
did his expenses are going to be quite low. And the number of
people and the goodwill that you can generate from being on the
road on a trailer, I think is just a great idea.
You know, and should I tell you something, this is a common
idea. This is not just the divorce collective. But I have
this is something that I've received continuously.
Yeah, they're telling you this is the cosmic cosmic message.
Well, I've got I got six months lease on this place, and then I
could do that if I wanted, I guess. Oh, it'd be great. I
don't know where should
I go? I'm coming from Minot, North Dakota, to just drive
around randomly or wherever the wherever the wind but you'll be
sitting there reading a newspaper, and you'll be in
Lincoln, Nebraska. And you'll be seeing Oh, this is interesting.
What's going on? Let's go there a little festival in
Springfield, Missouri. It's not that far. You hit the road. You
go to the big festival you can go up to the Calgary Stampede.
I've been
to the Calgary Stampede now with the trailer. Oh, I have not been
with the trailer. No. Well, the problem is then, um, show prep
is difficult. You know, I'm driving a lot then.
You're gonna sit settled down here and there for maybe a week
or you know, you
talk a big game.
I'm thinking I'm too old. Let me say that if I was you, yeah. Do
this. Oh, really? Yeah, I will. Absolutely. Do you have a tow
package on the Lexus? That Lexus is not typically what you want
is a nice truck.
I just asking. No.
I don't know if you can put one on there. Whatever the case you
want to be funny looking though. And you want an Airstream and
you want to so roomy,
I'm thinking okay, I think the idea is good. But I think I need
a driver.
You can pick up some women along the way and have them drive once
in a while. I don't know. Is there a GPU that by the way,
will keep you from driving around too much. If you don't
have anything you need to drive you drive from place to place to
place and you stay a while and meet the locals.
It's a consideration.
There are so many no agenda listeners. That is a
consideration. Okay.
We'll work on it later. Yeah. Oh, yeah.
Okay. So now moving on to and really fantastic. And it's been
so incredibly nice. Just now, some people are also very
worried. It was a funny, funny email I got this morning, let me
just read this to you. It's like, it's the show was going to
be ruined. That was the that was the basic message when it was
it. Maybe I don't know what I did with it. But it was
basically you know, now that you're, you know, this is your
relationship is over, you're probably going to turn into
another divorce hack, and then the show will suck. me it's
like, I'm gonna be grumpy or something. That's what that was.
I didn't What does that mean? I'm just telling you what this
what this is what people are saying. It's the it's the
collective.
Who is this? I'm gonna
I gotta find it now.
Go on with this story about the Dutch media. I'll
find it. Okay. Now, here's what was interesting to me. That now
this appeared in, in newspapers, in gossip magazine, gossip
blogs, kind of like TMZ type shows. And the what interested
me the most was the decisions that were made in determining
where this recording came from. Was it a radio show? Was it a
podcast? Was it a, you know, a digital radio show
stopped the second you mean the reporters were having difficulty
determining this the this thing
I would say the reporters were having difficulty explaining it.
So as an example, I see right as an example, for the reading
audio. The main headline was Adam curry said this in his
radio show. Exactly. And kind of the one newspaper though,
actually did quite a good job of translating what I said, and
really went into depth on his radio program, which is a
podcast which is like addicted it really tried to explain the
podcast which was interesting.
This is editing this is the editors that make these guys do
that. Absolutely. Reporters probably because I've been
through this the reporter knows what it means of course but but
they in he knows the audience probably knows what a podcast
is. And they can use the word podcast and in today's by the
way, in today's day and age people can especially when
they're reading look stuff up,
but so it shows the disrespect really, you reader you're
stupid, because you've never heard of this word. You don't
know you're just so dumb. You don't explain it to you clean it
to you. But it was there was at least treated as a real media
property, which was interesting. Then you had the like the TMZ.
TV show, I only saw one but it was enough for me RTL Boulevard
and the host of that show. So he had such a disdain of course you
know, he's an entertainment right? And then he's like, Well,
Adam said something on this podcast
like anyone's rap podcast Alright, it's not really
official but it's a pod
which shows you this the total just how like podcasts not real
you know? That's not really any kind of media where real media
Yeah, that's what he says so that's exactly what that's
exactly what he's saying.
Knowing he's doomed and yeah, and I thought Yeah,
and I found that to be really interesting. I my ex wife of
course you know, took the took advantage of this to go promote
some other products whatever it is. That's what you do and you
do exactly. Promoting pantyhose or whatever. Goodness You laugh
you laugh at my life. Yes. I think you're right I need to I
need to go away far away in an Airstream.
I'll be great. Yeah. We'll get it all painted up with the no
agenda logo on the side.
The big Bullseye shoot here. Anyway, so that was right where
the bathroom is. Yeah. So that was kind of that there's not
much else to do so.
Well, I did. I did look at that did a search and did some
looking and with the Google Translate tried to read some of
these articles is hilarious. I should read one of them. It's
like others. What is that? Is this make any sense? The
translation in this world is pathetic. Anyway, I just
wouldn't see if there's anything coming up that I'd have to be
wary of. So I don't know but they'd look over the same old,
old a million times
and And it's kind of off. It'll be off the radar again very
quickly. Because did you follow what happened with this? I
think, I think it's almost like a six week cycle Dutch style.
With the news broadcast in the Netherlands, this this was truly
bizarre. So eight o'clock news, instead of going to like, and
this is the Dutch into Dutch, the NOS it's the it's like the
BBC, the Dutch government kind of run, you know, the
nonpartisan and and it's just black, it doesn't switch over.
There's the news doesn't start. And then for the viewer now, we
know a lot more after the fact. But for the viewer after, I
don't know, 45 minutes, all of a sudden we go live to a studio,
and there's this kid who is I don't know if he was Moroccan or
it's all of it's kind of irrelevant, because it was so
crazy and bizarre. But he's a good looking kid and short,
cropped hire, but he's dressed like anonymous John, he was he
has the black suit with a thin black tie. It's in the white
shirt. It's he's dressed like someone from anonymous.
It sounds like he's just like a black Muslim from the United
States selling bean pie. Have you seen pictures of him? No, I
should go look and see what he looks like. So and I was I'm not
aware of this story. Oh, this was just to let you know, okay.
And so I'm seeing the video of this. And then now they're
broadcasting this live. This is going out on the on the station
from the new set of theirs. You can hear guy talking to him. And
he's just and he's carrying and I saw this immediate he's
carrying like a huge automatic weapon with a silencer like, oh,
yeah, okay. I'm looking at it. I don't recognize this, this
weapon. This doesn't look real. And what, what terrorist goes
uses silencers come on this old school. No one does that. And
why? Why? Because he's there to make some noise. He's there to
because he wanted to read a statement. And actually have
the, you wanted to read a statement on the air. And now.
So here is the sequence of events, this guy walk walks into
the media Park, as they call it, which you know, should should be
better protected. And goes up to the, to the reception desk and
set and hands. The guy there a note that says, okay, when you
read this, I'm translating directly in real time. Because,
by the way, I should mention, this didn't erupt. There's very
little coverage of this in United States. They don't want
to give you know, because they they know that they're giving
people ideas. And they show stuff like this. And it would be
hilarious if it started happening here. But this is like
I think our listeners will be the only ones that know about
this, because I can't even find it on here. Interesting.
So his letter translating in real time. By the time you're
when you read this, do not panic. Don't start yelling and
warning your colleagues. Just pretend like nothing is wrong.
I'm heavily armed. If you just cooperate with me, then nothing
will happen to you. Please no, I am not alone. There are five
more of me plus 98 hackers ready for a huge cyber attack. Above
that, there are eight heavy explosives that have been placed
around the country with radioactive material. If you do
not take me, whoa, wait a minute. Okay. Wait for it. Yes.
By the way, FBI has agents in all countries also in the
Netherlands. So if you do not take me to studio eight, to
hijack the broadcast of the news, I will we will be forced
to turn to action. You would not want to have that on your
conscience, would you so please take me now to studio eight. And
then he had underneath that he has a little a little statement
he was going to make. So the so here's where it already starts
to go wacky for me. So this is the reception guy takes him to
studio 10 which is not studio eight word studio. It's about to
go live. And he's in Studio 10. There is a director of there and
there's some other guys getting ready to do a stand up like he's
in Beirut or whatever, you know how that goes, oh, we'll switch
over to that studio, which is just two floors up. Then so they
get there. And then he's talking to the kid and the director who
was in the booth records it all and the kids like hey, man, this
has taken too long. Where are the guys we got to we got to get
rolling on this and and then all of a sudden, and all of this is
we now after the fact have full on video from including they
decided to turn this guy and put him on live on live
hay ratings. Yeah, well, I'll
get back to that. Of course, it's Ray, they should have put
them on immediately. But okay. And for the 45 minutes before
they put them on it just you know, please stand by there's no
news. No nothing. And everybody in the broadcast center is
cowering in the corner. And then all of a sudden you hear yelling
and you see the kid drop the gun and he drops the gun
immediately. Immediately. Get on the ground and gets on the
ground then cops come in Which it's not like a SWAT team but
this you have to see it to understand that the Dutch cops
they have orange emergency jackets on and the whole thing
was so bizarre It was either for me very poorly acted. Or this
kid was completely set up with with thinking that there would
be 98 hackers ready to go and five other guys by someone who
completely indoctrinated this schmuck and he's actually as he
said, we're going to be talking about things we know we've been
sent by intelligence agencies to talk about things that are
really heavy shit for the world, but all citizens have to
understand what's really going on, you know, total crackpot
talk although I'm sure what he was thinking is probably not far
from correct but that just doesn't work very well in
mainstream and and so this is all going down and here's the
strange thing so one they didn't put it on for at first then they
then they switched it live. But then they they did not go back
to your regular programming. They did not go to roundtable
discussion of what just happened. They they kept it on
standby after the kids already been arrested. They they go to
black and then standby and they think they're repeated some
really old crappy ass thing what I know I know is console because
all these people have stood
Bonanza opportunity. Right? But here's the funny
thing. So the Dutch people there's this show in Holland
called V is the Mole who's the Mole? And it's a reality I don't
know I've never watched it but it's a reality show and you have
these celebrities D liberties and they're doing they're
traveling somewhere and somebody's the mole someone's
there to either you know, hijack things or you know Bruin or
whatever it is somebody's
the mole the mole like the shield. This is like a show a
reality show. So they're just, they're contributing to the
mythos when moles and Okay, go on.
Yeah. And this show is very popular. And because of course,
it's C and D liberties. And the Dutch like to talk about, oh, I
think it's that guy. I think she's the mole, whatever. And
then I of course, was following as much as I could. The tweeters
and all this. And people were so mad that they had preempted
their show. Yeah. And really, they were putting babble. They
were, they were posting like, Dude, you ruined our show. And
that really became the news. Yeah, more than more than to
hear more than this kid. So I'm thinking just looking at face
value of what this is and it can only be two things. And by the
way, when the Dutch you know, they're not it's gotten much
better in their filmmaking skills. But I used to have to
laugh a lot about the Dutch Cinema. Cinema films were pretty
much like the Germans are coming yeah that's that's kind of the
the level Yeah, okay. The train here right. But no, the point is
it could have been just a very poorly acted production put in
place Yeah. With all of the secret the sequence of all of
these things have this guy think
you're right from the beginning FBI said I'm psycho sorry, said
just Joker in there. I'm looking at him now. And by the way, the
only reference I can find in Western media is in the Irish
press. And is very difficult to find this because again, I
believe they put these things out there but they don't want
copycats, so you won't run the story at all. I wouldn't run the
story, but that same reason the guy looks just like some
schmuck. Okay. I have James Bond movie here I have a piece
here the details he's half Egyptian 19 years old. Both
parents apparently deceased psychotic. The reporting now is
he was a psychotic poor sad guy who watched too many Illuminati
videos dude I'm only one one suit and tie away from this guy
Yeah, well in the airstream
just reeks of silliness to have this happen and of course then
of course the discussion the next day is you know, oh, this
is like Charlie Hebdo and just we Charlie though we have to
protect our journalists and we have to Okay, who was hurt it
was shot who was killed nobody but the fact that he got in
that's what they're talking about. There's just more add to
the security state anyway, I have both the
both videos the when he's in the in the studio and then a reverse
angle, I guess done by the cops or somebody who was following
the cops all the way in, have the takedown and the letter in
the show notes at six nine or two.no agenda notes.com. All of
this though, led to a horrible nightmare for me.
Oh, Cool maybe this will make it interesting now
nothing will make I woke up bathed in sweat because I was
talking to you on the show. And I was thinking in English but I
could only speak Dutch and you weren't understanding me and it
was it was I woke up sweating. You have to match I heard what I
was saying in English in my head, but you were
speaking Dutch and you were I was going What is wrong with
you? Yes, you don't need to do this show in Dutch I can't
understand a word you're saying. Talking about it. So I do have a
related clip. This should be where they go was the question
shouldn't be under ask Adam.
Oh, I do not see an ask Adam on the list. But maybe the way you
like to do No, no, no, let's just start with that scanner.
Well, maybe I don't have our price of oil in Texas. No, no, I
would say ask add I apparently did not move the clip over. Wow.
Very disappointed. Well, then. We want to email that to me and
I can play a clip.
I don't know where it's on the other computer. Okay. Well,
that's a that's very disappointing, because I did a
pretty I got
up Why don't you Why don't you come on? Go go go get it. Just
emailed to me. It's on the other computer?
Well, let me let me take a quick look. Why don't you entertain
the audience with some ribald tails.
Okay, I will entertain the audience with this is a public
service announcement. The of course today in the United
States of Gitmo nation, one of the finest hours of propaganda
and militaristic indoctrination of the entire population of the
United States. We have the Super Bowl, which of course, will
contain many, many military moments of flyovers and marching
and really, yeah, really very important things for us to feel.
And then we'll have these guys don't try to kill each other on
the field and
that and I'm not going to spend all this time trying to get to
the damn clip.
And the FAA has put out a public service announcement about the
Super Bowl for today, going into
big game. Have fun cheer on your team. And keep it in no drunks
out. Don't spoil the game. Leave your drone at home.
There you leave your drone at home. Leave your drone at home.
Do not bring your drone to the game. Because don't worry, we'll
provide the drones
leave your drone at home actually, that's going to be a
problem with football games are not going to leave their drones
at home. They think it's hilarious. Exactly. Because you
can put the if you're good you can control one of those things
without looking at the controls. But in between your legs and you
send this drone out there and then have it land.
But Shall I tell you what the real issue is? It's not about
that. It's about the rights. The what the NFL. The rights NFL
does not want people shooting video of their game.
Oh, no, they don't.
You think you're gonna get in trouble? Just if you have a
camera on your drone. You're in big trouble. Yeah. So Jane
Harman, who used to be where she senator or Congress
Congress. She was a congresswoman from California,
Southern California.
And she of course now is super annoying now that she's no
longer that she is always annoying, but now she's really
really annoying. And she's a CNN correspondent, but she also is a
chair I think at the Wilson Center, which I believe that's
correct. And it's a some kind of think tank or what is the Wilson
must be
like this. It's the group it's a it's a think tank, like
a Council on Foreign Relations drinking club. It's more of a
drinking club. Probably. And she has a Johnson
on just at the Panetta Institute. No,
no, this is the Wilson Center. This is her thing. And this is
her thing. Oh, right. Okay, go and she has a Johnson on the jet
jet Johnson. Jeh Johnson Yeah. Is there and she's jet jet.
Yeah, some people call them j we call them jet. Because that's
how you write his name.
It's the way he pronounces his jet band.
She asked him about the Super Bowl if she if he was concerned.
And you know, because of course we have to put fear into people
about our sporting events. Yeah, right. Can
you reassure the public that precautions are being taken and
I'm giving you a chance to offer any comments you want about
deflated football
Yeah, so she thought what she thinks as being funny.
Oh the audience that to listen.
I'm gonna stay away from deflated footballs I'm going to
stay away from expressing any preference of my team's made any
got anywhere close to the Super Bowl this
year. James does he have
he apparently he's owner of a number of football teams. And he
really do people have more than one team they root for?
Well, you know me, I've talked about this before you have my
only root for the winner. You go. I was there yesterday
how Johnson have you?
Yes, very GJ
saw firsthand the marvelous cooperation and partnership that
the federal government has with Arizona State Public Safety with
the Glendale police department, the Phoenix Police Department
met with the governor. And it's a marvelous partnership. It
seems to be working seamlessly. I'm,
I'm confident that we've taken tremendous precautions for the
Super Bowl. There magnetometers everywhere. Meaning all the
people who come in how will that detect the invisible bonds?
Yeah. But that's not good into the stadium.
It gets scanners, huh?
Lucy, he was gonna say something about that, hold on, roll back a
second, that she should have asked him. Now she she's too
stoked. Or we're screening all the people who come into the
studio screening, screening, including workers workers, we're
screening
all vehicles that get within a certain distance of the stadium.
And so I encouraged at a press conference here yesterday that
we that I'm confident that we'll have a safe and successful game.
Yeah. Well, if somebody asked me What do you fear most? About the
Superbowl? I said overtime.
Oh, big laugh
No, no laugh zero laugh No one got it.
I realize. Nobody knows anything about football and that group.
They just know about inflate gates because it's gotten so
much attention.
Well, Johnson Johnson knows all about it.
Over time, you know, if something did happen in one of
these games, like something really spectacular. Oh, the NFL
would tank?
Yeah. Yeah. There isn't going to be
a major but there's so there's nothing going on in this
country. Why don't we, you know, we had what? These all these
things are set up by the FBI, all of our terrorist events.
But then now every pair of events overseas.
Well, you can point to them and say, Well, what if that happened
here? Oh, what does that happen here?
That's not being done, which I do find interesting. I do not
know why this has not been picked up yet. And it's probably
just because of Super Bowl.
That's because yeah, it was Super Bowl is the number one
show on television on an annual basis. They have more though
the Academy Awards would like to tell you that's not true.
No, they know it's they know it's true. It's a huge number
60 like 70 million or something they get Yeah, it
says borderline Yeah, something like that. And then all the you
know, that's where the crazy commercials are supposedly. I
think it's ridiculous personally, and I think it's
militarized and I think there's too much discussion about I
think it detracts from actual news if people like football and
I do it's fine you know, it does play the game and this watch it
but I don't think we should be talking about it for two weeks
solid.
I have a show because it's an advertising bonanza. That's
that's what it is. That's what it's all about the advertiser.
So I've decided I'm going to put the shelves together while
watching the game out of the corner of my eye while watching
the game a while yeah being since when did did Crate and
Barrel decide they could be IKEA.
They've always been borderline IKEA. Well,
they've gone full in IKEA. And they have to put the whole thing
together.
Oh, I didn't know. Yeah. Oh. Well, that's because somebody
did some looking around and saying we don't put this stuff
together nuts. Well, we could put it in smaller packages.
That'll save us millions. And then we could you know, they
give what a hex keys cost. Well, that'll rack up the bill
probably costs, you know, hundreds of 1000s of dollars for
those little keys. Yeah,
they got I got one of those in this box.
Yeah, low key and good.
Not something to do not included is the screwdriver. You gotta
bring your own screwdriver.
Well, you wouldn't need a screwdriver for the low key. No,
but it's IKEA stuff doesn't require screwdrivers ever. It
just got the key got 1212
screws 18 white thing and
Rouge Oh, that's, that's a that's a bad idea
is looks a little too much. Anyway,
all right. Ah. So we have we should probably jump to our
little segment here. Before we start to show that
that is a good idea. And I do of course want to thank you for
your courage and say in the morning to you John C. Dvorak
with the C stands for cit.
And Mona you Adam curry and in the morning all ships and sea
boots on the ground feet in the air subs in the water and all
the names and nights out there. And
in the morning, everyone in the chat room. Big audience today.
Big audience know agenda stream.com Good to have you all
onboard depleting your $9.2 million value as a human
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Super Bowl Sunday. late in the morning to our artists John
Fletcher brought us art for episode six nine or one was that
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Yes, it was it was.
We also had it was
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and truly great art across the board I felt from thermal Yeah,
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it was a great selection was really really good. Let's go
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So go to nogen art generator.com It is always appreciated what
you guys come up with him of course we use some of that art
in the newsletter. I didn't get to the newsletter and I didn't
get to see it before.
Are you doing anyway all day?
Did you know that Texas has award winning wines?
Yeah, of course they have some out by Lubbock has got an area
which is by a river so it's nice and cool is also up north. In
the Panhandle. There's a number of wineries I went to buy the
runs by Lubbock are the
best i Well, I went to grape Creek vineyards which is near
Fredericksburg. Okay, and they said they claim they have over
100 medals in the past two years from San Francisco to New York.
Could be and so I did a tasting
some Yeah, it was a fantastic thing.
Yeah. And I joined their client again. It's grape Creek. Grape
creek.com Grape creek.com. They don't sell to retail only you
can only buy it there or they will ship it to you. And I was I
was blown away. I didn't know the award winning vineyards in
Texas.
And it was actually there's some there's some good ways. I don't
know if you know pheasant Ridge used to be Yano s de Kado used
to be
let me tell you let me tell you what I had you tell me if you if
you've heard of any of these?
Well, probably not because there's so many they say
California they keep cropping up but go
on but rendezvous. No bellissimo mosaic. No, no, no no. How about
euphoria? Serendipity.
What is these guys on ecstasy when they're naming these
things?
So I'm telling you they had a big awards like gold in San
Francisco. How many is there any like gold standard thing for
wine? Here we go.
I think the way to international wines and spirits competition
for for American competitions is probably the best but there's
also the chronic gall and they have the Sacramento's got some
going on at the state fair there's a there's Orange
County's got a wine tasting that except it is reasonable. I took
a photo Hold on a second. San Francisco International
wines and spirits yeah that's the what is now just the wines
because they have a separate spirits so
that was June 2000. I
used to taste in that group.
Yeah, this is why I want to tell you about it so that would they
won eight medals double gold best in class in 2013 Long Beach
Grand Cru Sandy is that worth it? Nine metals to gold Pacific
Rim competition heard of that one? Pacific Rim competition,
San Bernardino. Everybody's in on the Agnew world Wine
Competition Ontario. Get now now San Francisco Chronicle. Yeah,
that's a local. They started doing it out of the blue. We
should do that. It was it was the board reporters.
We should do. We should do an international wine competition.
I don't think we could do one in Austin.
The way it works. I know how they do it. You have to it's a
fee to enter your wine. They don't just pick wines and buy
him.
Oh, it's like an odd one of those art fairs.
Yes. You pay to play Ah, but anyway, I
bought you a case.
You bought me a case? Freak? Yes. Oh, thank you.
Yes. I remember with the club.
The club showed up
well, they will they have a they have a patio and it was raining
so it was it was horrible weather but needed to get out my
lovely friends taken me out. So they took it to the grape. Nurse
Tracy actually took me out
now nurse tray. Where is this place? I Fredericksburg. Yes.
Where are they getting their grapes?
Right? They're growing? Yes. Yeah, there's there must be 20
vineyards all in this one strip of route 290.
How far away is it from Austin?
About 5060 miles.
I am local. It's a nice little town. Fredericksburg is
hilarious. It's hilarious. Yeah, it's like you went you walk back
in time to 1890
It's looks like it.
But the little shops have just specialty shops like kitchen
shop. Oh my god. That's a place to go bankrupt.
Any kitchens Got a place to go bankrupt?
And then what? There's this place that it's a it's in the
kitchen. They have it's the whole place is preserves and
butters and dips and all homemade all made on premises
and they have every everything you can sample everything.
So it's pretty much in almost in this just south of the dead
center of Texas. Yes,
exactly. It's a little it's Hill Country though. It's hill
country.
It's still Hill. So it's it's pleasant very
well, it was raining, but yeah. And so anyway, so at the
vineyard, they you had the tasting and of course, you know,
good tasting. There's like a bachelorette party just like
there was a patio with heaters, which was nice. And let's go sit
there. But so a members only what is this bullcrap? Well,
what does it cost to be member? Nothing. But you know, you have
to
that's I think that's a Texas law.
But what seriously? No,
I mentioned that counties. There's a bunch of places that a
bunch of counties in Texas that are quasi dry, and you have to
be a member of something or other to get in to drink? No,
because you could drink in the tasting areas. Oh,
okay. Whenever Texas
is dry, you cannot buy alcohol on Sunday in Austin. Even. I've
discovered Yeah, you know me I need alcohol, you should always
have a that's why you should have a seller.
Not anymore. So yes, I became a member of The only stipulation
is that, you know, they send you some bottles of wine every five
times a year. Whenever I got using one, they'll be sending it
to you. All right. Check it out some of their oils winning.
Okay, I've
figured out we'll talk about that later. Let's get to our
group of people that helped us on this show, because we did
have a plea that went out. Saying that we needed some more
donations because we were falling into the pit there. So
it turned out that people are loving the show. Although
there's a lot of controversy over the
over the shortening of the show. Yes, yeah.
We have people saying you're right, it should be shortly. I
just got a note from one of our Dame Lizzie's dad who agreed
with this. Let me see if I find it. That's
one of the few that are a Greer's. No, no, I've seen
other agree errs. And then we also had like the one of our
police.
Sorry, was that no, no, that was true. I wanted to play a Lizzie
I have a Lizzie drop somewhere. Lizzie, we don't have I only
have Christmas stuff from Lizzie. No way to have this.
Merry Christmas, Adam and John. Awesome cribs for your donation
segment.
Right. We didn't play that on Christmas. We did. We played a
lot
of stuff on Christmas. We did. Okay.
Anyway, there's also other people that I Well, I'm you
know, my feelings are.
I know what your feelings are. I've been I would say looking at
the donations we received today. You were right. We did a shorter
show. And donations are up.
Exactly. I think that has something to do with it. To be
honest. I think so. Yes. Sir. Russell Williams in Boise, Idaho
came in at the top with $700. As a matter of fact, I'm gonna bump
myself up to Baron today, but I'm going to do it in two
donations. The first will be 700. And since episode 700 is
coming up soon, I'm hoping it will qualify me for double
producers ship. Okay, we'll do that. Second at 628. We'll round
me up to Baron for my barony. I would claim southwest Idaho and
Erica. Convention in the note.
Why not all of Idaho. Take all of Idaho. Yeah, he's I think
he's the only Baron. I can take the
whole place. Yeah. As for jingles, I'm asking something a
little says usual but I but I was, but it's been a rough talk
2014 and a symbolic release to start 2015 Would be nice. I
would like to follow in Eclipse Okay. knighting sword and draw
which is the Yeah, this choice? Yeah, we need to Oh, and then we
need to kill them. Funny combo. Okay. knighting. store shop. And
if you'd follow that up with a karma which I'll need to help me
get right with the world after the display of metaphorical
violence. Okay, I think I can do that. We need to kill them. We
need to kill you. Karma
works for me. Yeah, I'm
very. Mr. Russell Williams of Idaho.
Warner. whirring the black folks the gold drill. You have a
record of 33 wins, zero losses and one wall with a brand new
building and browns, Sir Stephen. Yeah, the Grand Duke
returns
Okay. Steven Van Pelt Steven Pels, mockers are Grand Duke of
France and Belgium 692 name of the show he's a show member of
the show 692 club I humbly apologize for being seven months
behind several months behind Am I listening to the show I did
catch up on the recent sad news though. So this is most of all I
combined show of support for the BP ITU and for dare Adam in this
hour of personal need. I thank you for both for all you do, and
hope to be able to enjoy the show for many years to come.
Thank you for your courage. Thank you. Grand Duke be
nonnamous
And by the way he's we haven't had in a long time is six hours
a show number show club member
six honor to that'd be plenty for show. 700 We
hope Yeah, well, then Cerrone Williams
Williams. Be nonnamous be anonymous. be anonymous. In
Oakland, oaktown 56789 Nice, beautiful donation Morrigan
corrugate Guk sorry, cork kill Corkhill in coochie coochie. New
South Wales Australia has 333 33 He says all usual stuff you are
obviously awesome people in my life is a major immeasurably
better for having listened to your show. I appreciate that. I
am donating as I want some karma for my upcoming flight on Air
Asia. So I do not die. Hey, you know, I want to spread the word
to all of you who do not already know this is a totally crap
airline. And I would recommend anyone thinking of flying with
them not to do so. I will never fly with them again. Our flights
have been changed, canceled moved. Now. I will be spending
18 hours in Kuala Lumpur with two young children.
Awesome. As long as you got leashes on those kids, you
should be good to go.
It was well it'd be useful. Yeah, keep up the good work and
keep on truckin if it's not too much trouble. I'd love to hear
that. The Ebola song only cracks me up and it gets stuck in my
head but this is okay as it makes me smile
he blown up a Hey, what happened to that Ebola? Why are you dead
yet?
I had Ebola. I got a story on it coming up.
Oh good. I go good.
Alright, Nicholas, Prince seep in Raleigh, North Carolina.
333 33 Thank you super donation for Super slave bowl. XL i x 49,
I believe is SB 50. Let's see 5040 XL. 4914. XL would be XL
would be 40.
And then 99. Yeah. 49.
We used to have to do that. And in grammar school. Nobody even
knows what it means anymore.
No, they don't. That's why they say OS X. Right? Cuz No, no, no,
it's 10.
I say oh, xs x, so to register for Kinderman and Mola Creek,
California also 333 33 so these donations come in. And as soon
as they send the newsletter, I get a bunch of donations coming
in and it came in better than the last time which I mentioned
and there was $13 This is a little more and the first
donation comes from a guy named Cameron the second donation from
a guy named Cameron more proof Christopher Kinderman in Walnut
Creek California 333 33 Hey guys ITM and thank you very
encouraged love the show including the pre stream which
constantly contains a great mix of music and jingles. I'm
writing for job karma since I'm writing for job Carmen's when
he's writing and for some job Carnia I've been
reorganized out of my company senior management team and my
five year run is Chief dude named Ben is winding down for a
special jingle request. You had a mash up of the dude named Ben
testimony and doing the twit jingle a couple of months ago.
Yeah, I can find that okay, if you could get all that with the
note with a job Carmine it'd be great. Chris Kidder man Walnut
Creek PS thanks to thanks and karma to my wife and best friend
Kristin, who has been very supportive in the in these
challenging times. I didn't actually interact directly with
people theory. Somebody whose name gives us nuts. personally
make the Ben
forgotten about those ones. Oh, Jobs, jobs and jobs or jobs.
I forgot about that one too.
I liked it actually,
Tom dairy in Yokosuka, Japan 252 need to be our first Associate
Executive Producer versus show 692 Your John and Adam I am
preparing to separate from the US Navy after 20 years of
dedicated and full service. Some job karma would be helpful.
Since the jobs report for December was 250 2000. I thought
252 would be fitting. I have a short note on my short note on
the show. Yeah,
I put that in the show notes he has it's not actually he had put
up was that him who did that? The analysis of goto jogl Oh, is
that him? Doesn't I'm thinking was that him? I'm not sure we're
gonna have to no matter I have that in the show notes and Okay,
good.
A short note. I've been listening for many years and I
can say it has changed and there is no going back. Only the
listener can say if the change was good or bad both of you with
the help of the worldwide network of producers are
delivering outstanding news and analysis as opposed to in the
past I guess. No longer are you just making personal
observations and working on hunches you to geysers, you two
guys sitting around having a discussion about personal
experience and what they sense is going on has become a real
inquiry and research
Yeah, well that's also with the help of producers around the
world who be of us really this may
not appeal to the fans of what has been in the past which is
more bullshit and less fact. I think the show has more punch
and that may be too much for some and John's correct about
the length of the show being too long. Oh did I record that
there's another guy there you go I recommend 90 minutes and the
show notes do 90 minutes he's really That's harsh.
Well he wants you want he probably wants 390 minutes show
which is not going to happen
no he doesn't say that he just says 90 minutes okay no three
shows not going to happen is we tried that once it won't work.
It's due we can't do a good show though. Scenic labs LLC DBA
blues Hold on a second why did he didn't you want something
Didn't you want that? He was given the oh yeah karma card job
job jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. You've got
karma by the way sir Russell, who will be comes Baron today he
he just communicated and said he will be more than hundreds to
protect all of Idaho.
Okay, well you got Idaho you got I got it. You got Idaho you got
it. She didn't labs LLC DBA blue scenes 250 to another 250 to buy
for different reason that I checked the address you gave was
no agenda at PayPal that I figured it no own that domain
name. Unfortunately the funds were unclaimed so I cancelled he
said if I guess the no agenda, some I don't know what he did.
Okay. He said it notes separately. You should make more
so they will get to that later I guess somehow but it's two for
two and $52 came in somehow or other. Matt two's burgers Zeki
bear is brassicae Beretta beras Zeki. I'm thinking Matusow
Barrows, Zeki. No note.
I have a note from earlier in the week from my twos. Okay,
that's probably what he wants to hear. No agenda Associate
Executive producer from a while ago long overdue for a donation
coming soon. That would be today just landed in Austin. Oh, I
have a few things to say. One. girls here are stunning. Not
sure why Hollywood isn't in Austin. To up for a quick drink
sometime Monday or Tuesday. I guess I've missed that one.
Sorry, motors. That was the 20th of January. Oops. I'm sorry. I
don't know if he's still in Austin or she hit me up again.
Thank you very much for the support of the show.
Let's see there's a nose to me. Nope. Okay. James Sutton in
Arlington, Massachusetts nuts. And we have a blank page here.
There may be somebody let's look
I have nothing from him. Sutton Ishutin.
Do you know, uh, you know what I hate? Oh, well,
where do I start?
You open up a box to type in a term or sour or search term, for
example. And it's got the little blinking thing in there.
Blinking you like is as though is life and it's not it's not
all where it's not? The focus is not actually in the field. You
need to start typing in. Yeah, huge. UI complaint.
Yeah. There's no note from James he can send us something if he
wants to later. Samuel brown $234.56 from West Winfield, New
York. work. Thanks for your amazing shows twice a week. My
last donation of 6969 came in just after the streak ended and
it hasn't worked. You gotta get in or during the stream you
could have stopped this kept the streak going one week earlier,
so it's time to up my game can I get a job as karma and karma for
the whole no agenda family?
Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote her jobs. You've got karma
Intel armor LLC in Portland, Portland, Oregon to 2222 Hello,
John and Adam. Sorry to hear about the lackluster support
this month. We've listened to you for quite a while here at
intellia armor. Yeah, I guess in tele armor, and can't imagine a
world where we didn't have you to to listen to why we
assiduously sell screen protectors. I know it's not an
exciting line of business but hearing you guys bantering and
providing your unique perspectives on the media and
the government always livens up our days. Thanks for all the
work you do. Can you please add Diane marks to the birthday
list? Pretty sure she's on? She seems to be Robert Kane to 1488
from colombiana Alabama.
This is a Valentine's Day so it's a good for a double hit
to four Yeah, you'll be a double producer here already answering
the douchebag check call with my ham version of a Valentine's
donation. 1488 Sorry to hear about your personal issues. I
have no questions as is none of my business but I want to let
you know that you have a lot of friends out here and you could
you could lean on if you need to. John maybe you could pick
out a jingle or two to make Adam chuckle okay. 73 and four IX T
Yeah, you know, every before every show, I think as I say to
myself, I'm going to think of one of the old old jingles and
maybe I don't get a kick out of it or if you can even find it
but let's play with the Hillary clippity clop song
The clippity clop he threw me for a loop Yeah, hold on. Let me
find it then. clippety clop song yeah song we mean song to song.
Is it any different than anything we've used? No, we
used to use it all the time Yeah, so western song Yes. I
know
clip that one yeah. It doesn't play the whole thing it does
what she says the there's one with her talking in it. Yeah,
there's that message is clear. clip that's an old one. All
right. That's not the one either. I don't there's one
where she says the message is clear. Then she says we came we
saw
Oh, okay. That will be clippety clop new club new
messages clear
clip that's all I got. That's all I got done. Yeah, no one out
there. No, we have been nuts. Okay. This is this is the one
you're confused with. So I mean, that is the Landon. Way. That's
not it. Let's move on. Yeah, please.
Sir Christian Herzog Don't ever do that again. But Ben play that
clip at club song just
just oh, he's like, throw me off guard man.
Well, you know, when I want it, I'm gonna jab trying to start
the show. Thinking it to myself. What clip have we played
forever, then you should email me that before we take you
forever to find out. Okay, so herzogin Elwood, Illinois 214 15
Nice. Just cute. Before I get too into the meat. My prior to
donation took me to Baronet. But that part of my notes seems to
have gotten missed. Does this make me a black Baronet? I feel
like donating the show has caused myself and other
producers to bank some karma several producers who work
together until just recently were let go at our previous
employer when they decided they just don't want to do what we
did anymore.
This is a second donation and people are getting canned. This
is the problem was distressing.
In spite of this job related turmoil it seems that we're
we're all going to come out of this okay and maybe even bank a
little bit from Oh severance which is good is a good thing
with things it's actually not a bad time to pick up severance
and and get a job someplace else because I think there's things
are picking up actually only because of the low price of oil,
right, which I can only attribute to the karmic residue
of listening to the no agenda show. I don't want to mention
the company but the other producers will recognize this
note. But don't know why we can't mention that company. If
you could hit us with some jobs, jobs jobs period is gone a
karmic chaser. I'm sure it'll go a long way to bring good results
not just to our group, but any other producers and listeners
who might be swept up in similar circumstances love the Miss
Universe q&a review. Yes, they are incredibly hot, but not very
bright women, but it almost seems painful to subject them to
these stupid questions. And Adam, hang in there,
man. He says man just hang in there, man. Yeah,
jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. And
you've got karma
right I added some of these sentences as they go along and
they said it says hang in there man. I thought hang in there
would be better than hang in there man started in terms of
the way it sounds woman is read.
I will never question you again.
What impressed me all you when that's not true. Sir Dean Barron
of the Gold Coast in bibra. Lake Washington 214 15. Again, thank
you. Bit of support from Sir Dean Baron of the Gold Coast.
And then we have a click down on
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ministry for the clock was about to strike. This should have been
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Thursday but now this is going to be here. We're going to see
it on the Thursday spreadsheet so we have to be oh yeah, leery
of it. Oh, yeah. Okay, so we'll give him today's credit.
Ministry for this strike midnight then to then walk in a
zombie like cadence to my computer and makes his donation
once again free my mind from the zombie SLAVE MENTALITY due to
pay Pels general crap, Enos, I my eloquent Pay Pal note was
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starting a new job on Monday and I credit no agenda karma for
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You've got karma,
which means he nominated us for the podcast, or podcast by the
way now how did do they vote for these awards after the
nomination or the nominations? The votes? I
have no idea. I don't know. I thought this was this is
nominations. This isn't votes.
I thought it was nominations. Okay, well then there'll be
another round. Not necessarily I could be wrong. I don't know
about how it works. I don't know. Jared. faff and
Bach right do you miss the GI Boise?
Oh gi Boise. Yes, I did. We have another missed one. I'm gonna
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Not was times by any means but contributing to the best podcast
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I felt like I think that was a good that was a kind of a
dramatic read. It was tight. Jared fosse and back in Byron,
Minnesota nuts to 14 instead of a proper note here are some
bullet points of why I'm donating
wood neck when next PowerPoint. PowerPoint is the power of
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point number one I've been at Duke Should bag for way too
long. Oh boy number two I was moved by John story in the
newsletter three I finally understand the value for value
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Valentine's Day promotion I would lie and next I would like
to hear the clip we came we saw he died ah followed by don't RAF
okay, it's next I'd need some get well karma from my wife
Lindy. I sure hope it isn't the measles. Oh boy. And then keep
it up guys love you and he says he's drunk. Oh, very good.
Excellent. We're assuming his is is Valentine's call out his
first wife Lindy We
hope so. I
mean, that is the land of unconfirmed Yes, we came. We saw
he died you've got shut up karma.
That is a great combo.
It is, isn't it? Yeah. works. I like to make a note.
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Houston, Texas to 14 another one. Adam and John I received my
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I got I got a lot of comments on that. The poll the polls are
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mention of them in the movie. No, it's a farce
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the way, I want to I've decided I'm going to start taking mini
clips out so you don't have to produce anything when I when I
think some shouldn't be an evergreen that you can drop in
at the drop of a hat and maybe use at the end of the show. And
I get an example is this one which I'll take I'll play the
longer clip. But McCain evergreen scum clip.
Yeah, that is a good evergreen get out of here you low life
scum. That was a great, that was a good drop. Like go anywhere.
Yeah, let me I'm gonna
see when he's talking. Yeah,
we do have these. And these were war protesters, which made it
kind of interesting. These
were these were the Code Pink people, right? This wasn't
played very well on any of the networks. Needless to say, no.
But of course, Amy Goodman would play this. I do have the whole
clip to app two incidents. The first one was when they came in,
and then he called him scum. And then the second one like 10
minutes later, some two women come in and they demand that
Kissinger was who was giving testimony. And by the way, the
testimony which is nothing It was just added we need to do you
know, just crap. I think that maybe we need to protect this
real law. And so he he was boring and but then these girls
liven things up and nobody else really played these clips. The
democracy now. And she was almost chuckling at the end of
it because it was so ironic but that's
who we have it here you got Kissinger. I gotta Kissinger
evergreen is what I got.
No, no, no, that's a good one too, by the way, play that. We
look around the world.
We encounter, upheaval, and conflict and chaos, chaos.
Chaos. We look around the world, we Gowda nothing but chaos. This
time, I think we should kill some people.
All right, so I have the whole thing. I don't see it. Man.
You'd be wrong with your clips. Not saying that. I'm wondering
how this happened. Something went
wrong. Something something went horribly wrong.
Tweet Greek saga No. Resisting arrest can't be
abused. There's more than one
long clip so it'd be the longest one. So it would be the report
on banks? No. It would be I ran through in the US know,
the longest one I have is deflation in Europe. Yeah, no,
yeah. No. Okay. And I said, yeah, no, and I didn't I don't
have the clip. But it's a long clip where these women come out
and they bitch and moan Well, that's
no good. We don't have it. We have nothing.
I don't know what happened. Because I remember clipping it
and say Saving and I must have saved it to the wrong folder. Or
I didn't pick it up when I moved it over to the Gmail
well then do you want to take a look at some more fake video
from from ISIS? Yeah, let's
play the ISIS stuff. Okay, so I have a couple of
things here let me so there's a new video new video new video.
And this is now of course now where we have the source videos
this is what we're receiving and this is from Brian out there the
Brian the gay Crusader. And guess what the fourth video has
been the file name, same naming convention go to underscore DVD
dot mp4.
Yeah, I mean, she came out right at a final, final cut pro.
And voila, here's the audio it's about about a minute and you can
it's just hilarious to look at. While I'm playing this I'll give
you a URL to go to where you can see two things one there is the
video which you can look at yourself and see it just a
hilarious shot again they put the so called decapitated head
on the guy's back and simple analysis from from Brian as
well. You want to go to itm.ai m slash go to head, g o t o h e a
d and I'll play this clip in the meantime and then all of a
sudden it didn't play well setup Curry was tried this way. Oh, of
course not. It's I'm sorry. It's black, the first title card
there, here we go. Come on, come on in you Jihadi John and he's
got the other Japanese guy on his knees of course and ready to
cut his head off and play
to the Japanese government. You like your foolish allies in the
satanic Coalition have yet to understand that we By Allah's
grace, our Islamic caliphate with authority and power, an
entire army thirsty for your blood obey. Because of your
reckless decision to take part in an unwinnable war. This knife
will not only slaughter Kenji, but will also carry on and cause
carnage wherever your pupils are found. So let the nightmare for
Japan begin.
And then he puts that little knife that is in his left hand
and he puts it against his neck and we fade to black and then we
fade up from black and we see again a it looks like a
photoshopped head on the back. And a couple things are very
disturbing about this video.
You have a huge list of notes. Yeah. At this website. Yours.
Yes. And I would recommend people go through the carefully
is very good.
And I props to Brian on that. Okay, Brian. Good work. Yeah.
And so what you'll see there is there's the video. And as Brian
says, 59 seconds pause the video look closely the left side of
the screen notice the terrain where the so called Blood has
spilled by gotos neck very different than the surrounding
terrain of the literally when you look at this picture of just
imagine his head is not chopped off. It's buried underneath the
ground, it could easily be that easily. And the head again looks
photoshopped on there. There's huge white balance issues
between shots. Of course again, we don't actually see a blue.
Could you see the picture of John you go to the picture down
below the enhanced Zoom is what I called it there if you click
on that, okay. And then you really see how fake that head
looks. I mean, if you can, it's a horrible photoshop job. Just
look at it. That head is not sitting on that body.
No, it's not. In fact, you can see the line.
It's out of proportion, everything pasted.
It's like, especially the bit near the back under the ear.
That is just a crappy job. Yeah.
And his hands are still clasped together and of course we don't
see
an actual beheading splattered all over his own face. Why is
that? That makes no sense. Yeah, it looks like it was painted
there by Photoshop. anyone did anything now because it's a it's
kind of in one plane. So it's like it's like the paint over
his eyelids is in the same plane as his cheek which is actually
forward is very, very obvious and then the paint on the nose
is actually over painted and it's kind of off the nose a
little bit yeah, no, I This is photo this is and not only that,
but the color it's it's just a very it's a smearing is it's a
whole is so obviously Photoshop, and not good. Although, you
know, I mean, I don't consider myself an expert in moving stuff
around Photoshop, but I would have spent a little more time
chat room says it looks like it was done in MS Paint. Remember
that
Microsoft Paint possible was done in Photoshop.
But this is this is and there are Real videos of people
killing people. In fact, there's a recent one I think I put it in
the show notes somewhere and it's not ISIS although the title
is all ISIS kill some lady for for adultery, but it's not ISIS
is some offshoot of Al nostra jabrai whatever and they
taunting some woman on the corner and they wind up just
shooting in the back of the head. That's real. That's real.
You can see
well, there was a beheading of that Wall Street Journal guy I
was real and that was that was real it looked very different
than all of this crap. Yeah, no, I looked at the real stuff is
sickening. And then it's not like
yeah, it actually that's the thank you when you see a real
execution or beheading. It's sickening and you know it from
anyway, I've been fed again, it's the same, the same file
name convention. And we had another note from a producer in
Japan. That's what I was talking about. It's very long and it's
in the in the show notes and that is our producer is he
Kitagawa and he gave us a good rundown of Kenji Goto, which he
said actually, Kenji go took his wife's last name Joe go for a
second marriage. Hence, the his real name is Kenji, goto jogo,
and this is done in Japanese culture. You take your wife's
family name, a one of two reasons, either your wife side,
one is when your wife side has female children only so you
change it to keep the lineage alive. Or if you were in debt
filed bankruptcy, you name some as on some blacklist, he says
Japanese system doesn't have slave identifiers, like social
security number. So you can actually kind of change things
and I guess get away with it. Yeah, you can get it you can you
can change your identity. Right? Yeah, legally. And then he has
all these, you know, this research about how he and his
wife. We're making like $180,000 a year had a super apartment and
expensive area. There's a lot of nothing really concrete that
that really tells you something but just gonna take a look at
the note in the show notes.
I think it is he's makes a lot of interesting points. And we
talked about the nuttiness of that one guy. He says, Oh, that
guy is buddy. Yeah, because the guy's a psycho. And nobody
mentioned that in the mainstream media. In fact, I have a the
official go to go toe story. Clip the way the mainstream
media will play it for you.
More details now on 47 year old Kenji Goto, he was a freelance
journalist, documentary filmmaker and author. He
traveled to war zones and told the stories of people caught in
the crossfire of conflict. He especially focused on the plight
of children go to his wife said he had gone to Syria last
October to help track down his fellow friend and captive Haruna
Yukawa, who was also killed by ISIS, go to leaves behind a wife
and two very young daughters.
Here's what our producer says about that very thing. He says I
could find Japanese articles talking about his work in Iraq
that was squashed by NHK back in 2003. So he was some form of
journalist but I was not able to find any real articles from him.
Come on, man. And then what was the other guy's name was? Was
our whatever? Yeah, he had something on that too. I went to
UConn was blog complete right wing delusional vomit. Like I
was born on 1903 in my previous life and was killed in China. I
hope to record myself fighting on my next trip to Syria. Notice
his URL is Yoshiko Kawashima. His blogs title is a direct
translation Yoshiko Kawashima means beauty who is on male
dressing? So maybe that's his drag name. Question mark. And
this is all very strange.
And yeah, it's very strange. It's ended. It's not Well,
nobody's bothered to really look into any of that.
And also, no one cares anymore. I think they had this this
format of the orange jumpsuit, the Jihadi John with a knife in
his left hand which believe me, no Muslim would do this with his
left hand. Devout like they say they are. Yeah. And then also
jihad. Did you see his boots? Totally speaks speaking span
really nice
cleansing and trudging through the sand?
I guess not.
I did get a blood on him now.
No blood on him. No, nothing. And but I haven't really even
seen mainstream even behind the besides his report that you just
gave us really talking about it at all.
Well, that was a local station. And it was they're all playing
the same. Right. The same.
It'll show it'll show up any point it'll show up in the
President's thing again, you know, it'd be like a well, he's
killed another one. Well, maybe the president already said that.
We're so sad. So sad. So sorry. Maybe
the whole thing is fishy. Around to another thing that is kind of
interesting floating around is the what's gone happen now that
Greece Ah, yes got the new guy so they have they there's a
showdown coming. Yeah. And it has to do with the banks and I,
I came to some kind of an interesting conclusion after I
play these clips. It begins with this clip the Greek saga with
the kicker, which leads into the other clips.
The Greek saga Okay.
Meanwhile, in Athens, the new leftist leaders of Greece press
top European Union officials today to ease terms of the Greek
bailout. But the chair of the Eurozone financial ministers
warn Greece against rash decisions,
it is of the utmost important that Greece remains on a path of
recovery. This requires commitment to reform process and
to fiscal sustainability.
taking unilateral steps or ignoring previous arrangements,
is not the way forward.
The German government joined in the warnings, its foreign
minister rejected demands to forgive rescue loans to Greece
and commented quote, We are difficult to blackmail. I have
have a lot
of second that comment. We are difficult to the blackmail.
Yes. I have the blackmail a clip from him from the journalists.
Yeah.
Well, the Greek government, I hesitate to call it a government
it's more gang. Certainly makes,
excuse me, where they democratically elected. The
people in Greece, where their monitors I mean, was this. Was
there any dispute over the election? No, this is now a
German official part of the European Union calling the
democratically elected leaders of Greece a gang? Yeah, well,
the Greek government, I hesitate to call it the government. It's
my gang, because I'm a German, you'll see simply makes
calculus. They say, Oh, Kelly,
they're on board. Calculus, there's our word aid. Well,
Germany, we have to fit anyway, if there is a default, if Greece
goes bust, simply by refusing to serve the loans, then the
proportion of losses Germany would have to incur will be so
massive, that Germany will finally give in and refinance.
Greece. Again, this is a calculus, which is erroneous,
because other countries have made large credits to Greece as
well, like France, or like Italy. And these countries, if
they are reasonably government, which I doubt as well. Now the
slides.
I know, this guy's Germany is getting ready to strike people,
this Dems fighting words solidarity
with Germany, because it's not only for Germany to lose, it's
for other big countries to lose as well. May I remind you of the
fact that the poorest country in the Eurozone, Slovakia poorer,
far poorer than Greece participates in the loan to
raise in 2010, in order to help Greece to survive. So I as a
German, I like to be the advocate as well of these
countries, which have forgotten the debate and even case we
continues to behave as the country because they will be
very, very well, bad off
bad off.
Ul seems to me that a lot of people are going to take a
little haircut on this deal. If Greece tries to renegotiate it,
which is what they're going to do, they're going to have to and
then this is bullcrap, this is not blackmail. This is what
aerni company does blackmail is a is a legal term, that it which
is a crime. As you know, any company will have have, if
they're not doing well, they'll have bondholders and
shareholders and all of a sudden they were they had to stay in
business and with Ziff Davis to stay in business they offer the
bondholders like 20 cents on the dollar. Or they go broke, say
here's the deal, you Oh, you will have $100,000 investment,
we'll give you $20,000 make that investment which is now worth
$20,000 And you'll you'll just sign off on that you essentially
take a haircut for it and I use the word essentially even
purpose haircut for 80 grand and but we're just gonna stay in
business and then we could put in you get some shares, there's
all kinds of deals you can do. So you can might be able to get
your money back generally you don't but the the alternatives
okay, we're broke, you get nothing. And that is just the
way it works. And for Germany to call this blackmail when it's
the fiscal reality is absolutely insane. And Germany has a whole
other a whole it calls them gangs and doesn't have much good
to say about the French government, for example, which
is another real government that does its thing. It's Germany is
turning into the this is what I've always thought what
happened with the EU Germany's turning into a huge bully. That
is going to start World War Three
Every year and I'm worried about my marriage, nothing this this
is, this is this is real.
So we go on and we have another interesting story which is this
report on bank stealing property in the UK. This is a
I'm sorry, can I do a little Greek before you move on? This
ties in okay, that's okay ties and
go back to the Greek thing is really more about banks. I'll
come back I'll come back and they report on bank stealing
property in the UK is a RT hit piece. And I believe that most
of it is bullcrap. But at the same time, it's bringing out
some this anti bank thing that's going on for what I'll show
after the next clip to be based on probably logic, London's
chronic
housing shortage we'll see 1000s descend on the mayor's office to
demand a solution. They say rent in the British capital have been
driven to unaffordable levels. Elsewhere in the UK communities
are running around to help others who are struggling to
keep their homes it's Anastasia cercano reports.
My home is My castle, a concept on its way to becoming utopian
for a rising number of Brits who face being kicked out onto the
streets as opposed to 63 year old Tom Crawford is fighting
cancer. A law abiding citizen his entire life, Tom is also
fighting against a system which he says terrorizes people like
him.
The courts are supposed to be protecting the people they're
protecting the banks. The police are supposed to be protecting
the people thoughts, their oath on the don't stand on the roof
and protect the banks.
The grandfather of two took out a mortgage and bought a home in
the 1980s for just over 40,000 pounds. He's lived here for 25
years with his wife Sue and says paid off the mortgage in full
when the bank which provided the loan went bust, another company
set up by the government took it on and insisted only the
interest had been paid
the price of this House wouldn't buy a decent Mercedes for one of
their executives. That's how pathetic these people are.
They've given up on the money now. They want the properties.
If they manage to get them out, they'll lose everything. They've
paid for it, they've paid for it. They just need someone to
look for evidence.
So really, Tom is a local hero in his town. Hundreds of
supporters flocked to his home in Carlton Nottingham from the
crack of dawn as he gets yet another notice that bailiffs are
coming to kick him out. You don't want to be thrown out of
your food you know few nude rightfully pay for Toms case is
largely symbolic as the issue of eviction as become all too
familiar across the UK as an increasing number of people
struggle to keep their homes across the country.
This this is actually this does pertain to what I was going to
play about Greece. Okay, deserved Can I do it? Is it
okay, just to step back for a second? As long as it's about
banks? Well, this wasn't about banks, this was about property.
That was the whole point. Okay.
Began properly today. The new government has three broad
demands. The first is to write off some of Greece's eyewatering
debt. The second is to reverse the austerity, and the third to
reverse the structural reforms implemented under the bailout.
It's this final demand. That's the real sticking point.
Okay. Um, so that's what I caught. And that is about the
fire sale of all Greek assets. And so that's the report I got
is that yeah, the bank thing, you know, renegotiating the
debt, etc. But they want to turn and rightfully so they want to
turn back this incredible fire sale where the refineries all
the stuff is going for that's really going for pennies on the
dollar, which is the same that happened when the reunification
between East and West Germany and they create these companies
did this a long time ago, they create these these shell
companies and then they're the ones and they all the people are
advising and then they sell this shit to all their buddies. It's
a bonanza is what it is. That's
here's what's interesting to me when I heard this last clip,
which is deflation in Europe. Okay.
Across the Atlantic, the Eurozone reported consumer
prices fell over the past 12 months, a further sign of soft
demand and general economic weakness.
Okay, explain. All right. So
people have asked about this a number of times when I've said,
Well, I like to strong I like the dollar going up in the euro
and down. Why isn't deflation a bad thing? And I think this is
what's going on in everywhere, at least throughout and I think
the austerity program plays into this, as opposed to what we're
doing. I mean, which is why I still think the Fed is a good
operation because they're not out to screw the public
necessarily. And they're trying to keep things on an even keel
in Europe. They want in deflation, and that's what is
actually happening when you when you're buying real estate or
stealing real estate in the case of the guy in the UK or any
other situation where there They're stealing property
property is different than money. And the money's situation
which is was outlined in that last year where we're starting
to see a lowering of prices in Europe, which is deflationary.
And, of course, the dollar is going up in this process. And
they want to continue with the austerity thing, even though the
public kind of understands that as bad because Americans got
through this, this economic downturn much better than the
Britain, the Europeans, because we didn't do austerity, we
printed money, which has an inflationary effect, right, the
banks hate that. The banks want deflation, they want free money,
they want free means their money becomes worth more, and they can
buys so it's more valuable. So if you have a loan for $100,000,
and then you're in a deflationary spiral, that loan
has to be paid off with more and more and more money, you're
paying more than 100 to pay off the damn loan. If it's an
inflation, you have $100,000 loan, and all of a sudden, the
dollar just you know, everything's inflation, you pay
all you give the bank less money for the same amount of what
relative what it was relatively, and the Europeans and the
European bankers are a bunch of a holes, and they're the ones
who are pushing for deflation so they can make out we don't do it
that way. We have actually, even our banks aren't, you know, they
would just assume have deflation, and they would do
better for themselves. But the Fed and now I hate them sound
like I'm defending them. But I am, had the right idea from the
beginning when Bernanke was cranking up the printing
presses, and anybody who doesn't think that the printing press is
being cranked that we're buying our own debt, by the way with
that money. It's not like it's just throwing money into the sky
that has kept this country on an even keel compared to this
craziness in Europe, but you're gonna see the parity with the
euro and the dollar shortly if they don't get off this. And the
and the Greeks and all these other economists out throughout
Europe know this is the case, you cannot go you can austerity
is going to cause a massive deflationary spiral in Europe.
Is there a cycle you can point to or this has happened before
in Europe specifically?
I didn't they didn't have I'm not prepared to tell you that
there's honestly it? Yes, I can find it. I don't have it at my
fingertips. I can find many examples of deflation taking
place and the banks are all giddy when it happens. Because
they're in the driver's seat wants to start the beat once it
begins. They're, they're loving it. So here's austerity will
trigger
it. So looking at Greece's situation, I think there is a
knight in shining armor who could come to their aid.
Well, is it aren't they already coming to their aid?
What do you mean, Putin? Yes, right. Oh, he's the man. He's
going to be Putin. Russia is going to take over this island.
All the islands and Greece and Cyprus and listen to this. So
there's this big fractious going on now in the European Union
about this letter that was signed a signatory, including
Greece. That said, Russia is directly responsible for the 30
people who were fried in that bus that was blown up in
Ukraine. Wishes is new, for there to be an official
statement and an official letter and the new Greek government
says hold on a second. We didn't sign that stocking,
though is that one day in in Greece is already we're
announcing EU Council statements. As for the point of
contention, it was this statement that blames Russia for
the killing of 30 civilians in the eastern Ukrainian city of
Mariupol, which was shelved recently. Apparently, the Greek
say that they were not consulted about this, that they did not
give their consent to be added as signatories to that
statement. It though, contacted the EU Council and a
spokesperson there told us that while they regret that Greece
wasn't on board this statement, they say that they did consult
the new Greek authorities, which, you know, begs the
question of how Greece, Greece ended up as a signatory when it
was against it. Nevertheless, this is the first time
apparently, that an EU Council statement has been renounced
after being published by an EU member states. So it just goes
to show you that the new Greek government isn't shy about, you
know, letting it be known what it thinks. But it's also
indicative of the differences between the new Greek government
and the authorities the establishment
then this of course, is an arty report obviously you know,
they're going to be all pro Russia,
but they're also to be only country that though country
they're the only broadcaster that will that will, of course
do have any of this.
So the second piece of this I thought was more interesting
which other wealthy had listened to very difficult to in You used
to be the first country to break the ranks. Now that this by the
way, some other guy this is some professor who was saying, okay,
hold on a second, these guys are the first the Greek are the
first to say hey screw you you're a very difficult in the
UAE Russell is
the first country to break the ranks. Now that the Greeks have
made the move, I confidently expect that the Hungarians in
particular,
perhaps also Slovakia and Cyprus, as these, by the way are
all countries that would either be a part of South Stream or
other pipelines or under energy pathways into Europe
will find it easier to garner courage and to say no to the
dictate from Brussels. You say? I believe that the moves such as
announced by the government in Athens can have momentum. And
that once you have the first voice, countering the dictates
and feta can complete from Brussels, that maybe some other
countries will follow suit,
and voila, did you see Spain?
Over the weekend? No. But that was expected.
Not far from Blackbell. So now, and actually there's a sea of
people that stretches right into the distance here. These ladies
are singing seas. That means yes, we can. Of course, the name
means we can. And that is the message to lay people out here
say that you're sending a message to the political parties
in saying that they can be changed that this year when
there's a general election in this country, there can be a
real change. And actually, according to the polls, there
already is at this party has emerged from absolutely nowhere
in the European elections took 8% of the vote. But now in
recent polls, it's coming first. Now whether that is interesting.
All of a sudden, we have a brand new anti austerity austerity
party in Spain, who went from 8% of the European vote to to the
majority and it's the yes we can party. I love it. The rent is
too damn high party. So what does that mean? Is this another
American NGO that shield in there and created this? Yes, we
can party? That's confusing to me.
This is the Russians. It probably is. Makes more sense.
Hey, bloody me, I'd have a good good idea. Because yes, we can
party to fuck it to a bar Omaha.
Exactly. thing is is that the Spanish less so the Portuguese,
but the Spanish in particular. And the Greeks have a long
history of collaborating with the Russians helped since the
era of Franco and since the Republican revolution that would
took place just before World War Two, which was pretty much
guided by the Communist Party of Russia at the time. And I think
there's old alliances are still in place with the Russians can
go in there and stir up some crap in Spain. Because when even
when I was there floating around, I'm hanging out with
Garcia and these other guys who are pretty cool guys. One of
them was literally, and I mean, literally a communist. He was a
member of the Communist Party. He's a communist. And he was
always very skeptical about everything. And the country's
got lots of these people and they, and they all knew that
this was coming. I think the public in general in Spain knew
that they were more or less scamming the EU out all this
money, so they get filled subways, and you can go to the
sun right now. The subway system in Spain is outrageous. It is
fantastic. And there's nobody on it. I mean, there's people is I
guess, during rush hour, but I went on though there's one
subway system under Bilbao, that is beautiful. Now, I'll tell you
about put some pictures in the news. Okay, good. Good, good.
But anyway, the Yeah, no, this is good. This is fantastic. It'd
be fun, right? This if they left Russia alone with this bull
crap. Yeah, let him do whatever they're doing in Ukraine, which
has got nothing to do with anybody. It's not a NATO
country. It's in the sphere of influence of Russia. Well, I had
to go in there Nudelman and all the Kagan's and all and, and
Brennan and all these other guys had to go in their pain, McCain
and screw things up. They're screwed up.
So I was watching it. I didn't clip it. I'm gonna clip it for
Thursday. It was a very long interview with Professor Stephen
Cohen, who was the only guy we ever see to go to Guyana on
Russia. And long story short, he says not only are we in an
actual Cold War, we are in a proxy war and he believes that
we will see NATO moving into some of the non NATO former
Russian country a former Federation of Russian states
countries to take up protectionist measures there
which of course will result in In the Russians actually moving
into places like Eastern Ukraine for real, and that and he, his
assertion is that could be very bad.
No, everybody agrees with that thesis. This is not a good
thing. Now, whose fault is it?
It's well, yes, it's the the, the crazy Atlanticist neocon
jerk offs like Kagan and Carrie and Nudelman and all these
blowhards who just and they I wonder if they sleep we would
after the show when was that we were looking at nude woman's
face was that during the last show?
That was after the show. I said she's she her face is blown up.
She's She looks here. Her face is all chopped down and she's
unhappy because she knows
she's evil.
That she doesn't look right. She was when you look at her early
pictures. We've used them in the cover art occasionally. She's a
attractive middle aged woman. kind of cute. Now she
kind you see on Tinder
wouldn't know. Whatever. If you look at her now she looks like
an unhappy kind of a crone.
Crone?
Yeah, Crone.
What's a crone?
It should know you should know what a CRO now I
know what a clone is. I don't want to crone is they should
look it up.
You I guarantee you know some
crone CRO any. Yeah. You could have just told me no. Okay. I
know some Yes. You're right. A Crone. Look it up yourself
people. A wizard older woman. Or according to dictionary.com a
wizard which like older woman.
Yeah, operative words which like or
Wow, this is good. Meaning a disagreeable woman. Ugly a hag.
Crumb. This is a good word. Yes, outstanding word kissin out
status is worse than the word that needs this needs to be used
more often this word. She's a crone. What does that mean? Just
go look it up Don't worry about it. Yeah, yeah, no, it's it's
sad. It's sad. It's pathetic. It is in a strange way very good
for the United States that everything is gone. It's good.
We get to sell
because of course, who's gonna we finally go travel to Europe
at parity. We get to sell our weapons and let me down cognac
on say okay. Yeah, no, it is good for us. I'm never saying
that is not just what we do on our show for people who are out
there know, we are pro or pro Americans in but we're coming
from a perspective of America of the American public. Yeah. And
we know that these these eight holes are trying to screw with
us. And they're out to get more money for themselves. But
I do love to all the children of the world.
Yeah, no, we do in fact,
he did. Come on I gotta call you on that one. Come on. In did a
huge Yeah, no.
Okay, got that now. Yeah, no, yeah, no, I have a clip. I hope
I'm getting very paranoid about this. Should what was the they
say was about the guy. That's interesting. I have all these
clips. Your
clip is you something's wrong. deflation. We need to crazy now.
I don't know. I don't know what you want to wait, where you
going?
Well, I have a another missing clip. That is, this is no good.
Right. Let's try this. Try this. Let's go to let's start with let
me change the subject a little bit. And I think it will come
into play because I think it might be incorporated in a
different clip. Okay.
I'm hoping Okay.
Iranians are mentioned are here it is. Yeah. This is the clip
that the public the people that are like us, not part of the
lead. Slaves. Yeah, the US normal slaves. Yeah. It's not
it's not a it's a worldwide phenomenon play. Iran three,
which is the clip that discusses a lot of people don't realize
this, what you're going to hear a lot you should know this, but
you might not. But this is the talks about the youth culture in
Iran. They're all like the American public.
Today, there is a tale of two Iranians. While many clerics
cling to a view of America as Iran's top enemy. Many younger
Iranians are looking to the west hoping that normal relations
will improve their prospects for a better life. The population is
one of the youngest populations of the large country in the
world. They're very much involved in internet social
media. They all have satellite dishes that bring in western
programming.
The Iran is part are surely democratic churches are allowed
women ride on motorcycles.
So a lot has changed. There is a yearning to be part of the world
again. And that clashes with the deep xenophobia of the
revolutionaries,
your problem is not with the Iranian people, the Iranian
people don't hate the United States. The Iranian people,
probably besides the people of Israel are the most pro American
people in the entire region. But the Iranian people don't control
their government, their government is controlled by a
radical regime. And that regime hates the United States. Yeah.
Yeah, yes.
This is something that people don't know. The best podcast in
the universe, total fact. In fact, before they, for a while
there, Farsi was the most used language on the internet. The
kids of Iran had iPhones and I don't know if they still have
those and how that's working out. But if you if you search
around for images of Iran, Tehran, 1970s, it's like the
women, you know, there's no no hijab. She'd be Shabaab, she
boobs. Everyone's got their hair down flow and sexy 70s. Like,
our bottom are quite beautiful. Oh, no kidding. Stunning tip for
Valerie Jarrett. And even she has some of that she has
something cute.
She has a feature. So did you get that? You know, kind of
bones and bones are good? Yeah, it's that the inside that comes
out?
Yeah. There's nothing we can do about that.
Anyway, they also mentioned they had this long report, and I have
some other clips from it. They had an Israeli guy, who was also
you know, saying we should not even do business with these
people to terrible, but he also agree that the Iranian kids or
any, you know, under 30s, or under 25, or whatever, yeah,
they're big, pro American. They'd love the crap that we
like to make in the movies and all the rest of it. He said the
Israeli youth are exactly the same. And the Israeli youth and
the Iranian user probably would probably get along with each
other. Which is another thing that keeps going on that we're
prevented from lead. So nothing's happening because of
the people running the plan. Right?
Exactly. So the message here is Hello, children. Hello. If
you're like get together and be up getting interested in I know,
your politics and you may be someone that wants to get
elected you could actually change your future not though
these a holes ruin everything for you. ruin it.
Yeah, well, the security state tries to keep that in abeyance.
Speaking of security state, did you see any of the confirmation
hearing for the proposed candidate for attorney general
to replace Eric Holder?
Yes, I did. Ah,
did you get any clips?
wasn't much to get it's just like your I actually had a clip
or two from the last show. I have a couple. Okay, why don't
you play with
him? Okay. Now, there was actually someone sent a note and
yes, that was very good. Damn. Good
note, hold on a second. play the note. Playing the note will be
better. Loretta Lynch is the name of this woman. And here is
the note.
What's the first name of the guy? Her Loretta Loretta? Oh no,
the guy who sent the note.
Oh, I don't have it here in the shown I have this note in the
show. I didn't know if you want to be.
Yeah, but you can mention your first name. So well, I've
don't have it here. Okay. Okay. So the investigations of Loretta
Lynch have started Obama's pick for attorney general. And here
he is an interesting connection. Loretta Lynch. Started Harvard.
She co founded an African American only sorority, and
there was only one other girl in the sorority. So there was two
in the sorority, it was her and Sharon Malone. That is the name
of Eric Holder's wife, Sharon Mullins, and she is the sister.
Um, so I know the name of Eric Holder's wife is no, Sharon
Malone, and she is the sister of civil rights activist and leader
Vivian Malone Jones. And so there's all this confirmation
that this is not really an independent pick, but a longtime
college friend of the current attorney general's wife, who
would been involved, of course, this is what certainly the
Republican Republican Party would say, who has been a
gatekeeper for the crimes of the Obama administration. And so I
have three clips here that that pertain to
it. Let's let's now, do have any clips of somebody Asking this
specific question know that we this is nepotism plain and
simple Yes. The woman is connected pre connected to
holder. Yes. And administration. So this whole thing is a scam.
And and this question should have been asked, and the
Republicans didn't
ask it and Republicans have morons, they're morons, no, no,
no, morons, they know this and they want to use they're all
part of the same scam.
There's gambling going on there. I can feel it. This is George
Washington University, Professor Turley. And very interesting how
a lot of people who testified at this hearing didn't really talk.
And I thought I find it disappointing, quite honestly.
But they didn't talk about the candidate, but really about the
crimes of the of the Department of Justice under Eric Holder,
and for this professor, who I think is Democrat to talk this
way was impressive to me.
I want to begin by saying I have great respect for Miss Lynch, as
I've said before, her extraordinary career as a
prosecutor pays great credit to her and to her nomination.
Indeed, if confirmed, and I hope she is, I believe that she could
be a truly great attorney general. If great leaders are
shaped at great moments in history, this could be such a
moment for Loretta Lynch. The Justice Department is at the
epicenter of a constitutional crisis, a crisis that consumed
her predecessor and his department. As my academic
writings indicate, I've been concerned about the erosion of
lines of separation of powers for many years, and particularly
the erosion of legislative authority of this body and of
the House of Representatives. That concern has grown to alarm
in the last few years under President Obama, someone that I
voted for someone with whom I happen to agree on many issues,
including some of the issues involved in these controversies.
We are watching a fundamental change in our constitutional
system. It's changing in the very way that the framers warned
us to avoid. The Justice Department has played a central
and troubling role in those changes. In my view, Attorney
General Holder has moved his department outside of the
navigational beacons of the first and second articles of our
Constitution. In that sense, Miss Lynch could be inheriting a
department that is floundering. The question is whether she can
or will tap back to calmer constitutional waters. And any
person who claims that they can get the job done alone is giving
the very sirens call that the framers warned us against and
one that I hope this body resists. In my testimony, I've
laid out examples of how this change is occurring. I've
divided it between obstruction of legislative authority and the
usurpation of legislative authority. The American people
in my view have been poorly served in recent years by the
Justice Department. The balance that has been sought in recent
years, has been lost precisely as the framers have feared the
rise of a dominant executive within our system, a type of
Uber presidency. Yeah.
Yeah, the king. No, not that anyone understood what he said
of course, too busy waiting for the Super Bowl. Super Bowl,
Super Bowl. But what however, I
think little is interesting little tidbit about Sharon
Malone, who is indeed married to Eric Holder, very hard Vardy and
looking woman versus Stern. Attractive but Stern. documents
obtained from a government watchdog on the Fast and Furious
debacle Fast and Furious this was in October just a couple of
months ago revealed the feds have gone to such lengths to
maintain we talked about fast and furious because we had the
the indictment of the one of the cartel guys Chicago and he said
the whole thing was a setup was done by the US government. So
the Sinhala was this old stuff on our show. Have we killed
him? Yeah, we killed that guy yet because that's gotta go.
I don't know. They said that to him. They probably just let them
go. It says the governor with Fast and Furious debacle
revealed the feds have gone to such lengths to maintain privacy
on the gun running program that even Eric Holder's wife, this is
Sharon has been granted executive
raw stats. Yes. Wow.
Judicial Watch. How does that email correspondence between Mr.
Holder and his wife Sharon, and between Mr. Holder and his
mother are being withheld under an extraordinary claim of
executive privilege was well as a dubious claim of deliberative
process privilege under the Freedom of Information Act.
Wow. So you're telling me the Eric Holder wrote to his mom,
hey, Mom. Hey, Mom. How about pretty good. We got those
represented. What is it what is the executive privilege? That's
that's this guy. sting.
Well, what happens if you don't do it properly? I think he
probably exchanged something important with his wife. Yeah.
What do you do in the situation where you're trying to do a
complete cover up? You can't take a chance on something,
something
being out done right. discovery
that now you can go off on, you know, so well then there's what
happened after you know, because you start going after other
people. So you cut them off, because this is a massive
scandal that just won't won't. This is like Benghazi. It's a
massive based on our thesis, a massive scandal and epic
proportions and everything, all this cover up that's going on
around it makes it apparent. That is a massive scandal and
the fact the public isn't up in arms about this, you know, and
asking for impeachment shows you that the Republicans are riding
on his anyway. Of course, the case with these hearings. You
think somebody Orrin Hatch, I heard him yakking at her, are
you Eric Holder? Oh, no, I'm not Eric Holder. I'm going to be
different. Nobody brings up this connection between the wives.
That is Well, moving on. Cheryl Atkinson, work corruption. Yeah,
well, Sharon, Cheryl Atkinson. Now we know she is the CBS News
reporter who left CBS then go work for the Heritage
Foundation, which was disappointing, because she
basically went to go work for a Republican funded outfit. So she
lost credibility with me. And then she had this I was hacked
and it looked like a stuck delete key. Not good for her.
But I appreciated what she said and she took a different angle.
And I'm sure the Republicans had her come in and and talk about
this about the Obama administration's transparency in
general, the most transparent administration in history, as is
oft repeated by the administration itself, and she
had a long testimony just picked out two minutes of it. The job
of getting at the truth has never been more difficult.
Facets of federal government have isolated themselves from
the public they serve. They covered and withhold public
information that we as citizens own, they bully and threaten
access of journalists who do their jobs, news organizations
that publish stories they don't like and whistleblowers who dare
to tell the truth. When I reported on factual
contradictions in the administration's accounts
regarding Fast and Furious pushback included a frenzied
campaign with White House officials trying to chill the
reporting by calling and emailing my superiors and
colleagues using surrogate bloggers to advance false
claims. technical experts. One White House official got so mad
he angrily cussed me out. The Justice Department used its
authority.
Now that's an outrage. None of that cussing out
the building security to handpick reporters allowed to
attend a fast and furious briefing, refusing to clear me
into the public justice department building. Advocates
had to file a lawsuit to obtain public information about Fast
and Furious improperly withheld under executive privilege.
Documents recently released show emails in which taxpayer paid
Whitehouse and Justice Department press officials
complained that I was out of control and vowed to call my
bosses to try to stop my reporting. Let me emphasize that
my reporting was factually indisputable. Government
officials weren't angry because I was doing my job poorly. They
were panicked because I was doing my job. Well. Any
journalist provided their own accounts. The White House made
good on its threat to punish C span after C span dare to
I hadn't heard this. By the way. I didn't know that C span. C
span never gets punished for anything.
All they do is just play with the guys say
listen, after C span dare to defy a White House demand to
delay airing a potentially embarrassing interview with the
President.
I don't remember exactly what that was. But who do you call if
you want to get mad at C span? Do they have a reception?
Comcast I don't know.
50 news organizations including CBS and the Washington Post
wrote the White House objecting to unprecedented restrictions on
the press that raised constitutional concerns. A New
York Times photographer likened the White House practices in
some cases to the Soviet news agency TASS, former Washington
Post executive editor Len Downie called the Obama war on leaks,
by far the most aggressive he's seen since Nixon. David Sanger
of The New York Times called this the most closed Control
Freak administration he's ever covered. New York Times public
editor Margaret Sullivan said it's the administration of
unprecedented secrecy and unprecedented attacks on a free
press. There you
go. Well, thank you Cheryl.
That's because they're free press the press would discover
what incompetent boneheads are running this this operation
Valerie Jarrett, what is she what's she got going with Susan
Rice that little
tour and there you go again, the tour mouse and I I actually do
have a clip of Lynch speaking. She's Oh, I already don't like
her. Oh, is she from Chicago as well, by any chance? You must be
from Chicago. Good luck. Well, you're now he's people from
Chicago. So this is about and you're all from Chicago. They
were very careful about that gangs that this is the gang
right here. So this is sessions. He's rippled Republicans. And
he's talking to lynch about the right to work about immigration.
And by the way, I want to mention that I like Jeff
Sessions and what he is his line of questioning and most of these
things, yeah, he's pretty good at
who has more right to a job in this country, a lawful immigrant
who's here a green card holder, or a citizen, or a person who
entered the country unlawfully?
Well, Senator, I believe that the right and the obligation to
work is one that's shared by everyone in this country,
regardless of how they came here. And certainly if someone
is here, regardless of status, I would prefer that they be
participating in the workplace than not,
wow, this is for someone who has went through such a hardship and
annoyance and financial deprivation, to achieve a legal
status for a spouse. Fuck that. No, that's, you know, make it
easier, whatever you need to do you want it you want to be legal
in America, $5,000 per person, that's just what it causes what
is going to cost you to do it. That's just the regular fees.
And ever since Department of Homeland Security took over
this, this mess. We didn't now it's a mess. And it's not
broken. It's a mess. It's it's intended to the whole idea was,
oh, we can't have terrorists coming into America. Therefore,
we're going to make it incredibly hard and have all
these hurdles to jump over, and hoops to jump through, and fees
to pay and lawyers to hire. And then you could maybe if you're
lucky, become legal to work here. But that's not what
happened to bring your huddled masses to Ellis Island and all
that now that we have 300,000 people in the Department of
Homeland Security where their entire job is to make it
difficult for you difficult. It's just stupid. And here she
is. Well, so you should work. Yeah, this isn't good. make the
system work. Lady, don't give me this. She should be. She's a
lawyer. She'd be talking to the Attorney General. She'd be
talking only about law. And she should not be saying I feel I
think this is just more holder stuff. Regardless of what she
feels or thinks or whether I agree with her, you agree anyone
agrees with it. She's supposed to maintain the law and the
Constitution, the Constitution participating
in the workplace with respect to
us so you think that a person that's anybody that's here
lawfully or unlawfully is entitled to work in America?
Well, Senator, I'm not sure if I know that, if I understand the
basis for your question is,
Don't you hate it when it's the
whether or not there's a legal basis for them to work or not?
No, no,
I asked you who had we talking about rights? Who has
this for a second? Of course, of course, of course.
So one of the things I learned from the impeachment of Richard
Nixon was that lawyers, John Dean was the master of this. I'm
telling people this so they can maybe use this information. If
they are in a
car. Well, hold on, hold on a second, hold on a second.
That's, that's important. This is new information. You,
somebody asked you a simple question, is this blue or green?
And you hold it up? And you say, I'm not absolutely sure what you
mean by this. And what she just did? Yeah, that's
exactly what I'm not sure what you mean by that question.
That question I didn't fully understand. I didn't know what
you mean by this question. I'm not sure I know what you're
asking me that types of initial answers. Give you privilege in
case there's a second trial or some or a perjury thing. You
said this blue thing was green. And then you read back the
testimony say No, I never said that. I said it was green after
I said, I'm not sure what you mean by that. And I didn't know
they wanted me to answer that it was blue because it was blue.
This in Europe, they save your happiness. Nice goosed, which is
what the Nazi said how we didn't know. Yeah, that's exactly what
it is.
And so when you when you hear the, the appointee for the
attorney general, using this trick, she's a disqualification
as far as I'm concerned. Yeah. This call Oh, the question was
simple. And she says she couldn't fully grasp it. Give me
a break. Is she that stupid?
Yeah, she's that smart. That's the problem. That's the problem,
right?
Because a lawful American, immigrant or citizen, have the
right to have the law. was on the United States and forced so
that they might be able to work? Or does a person who came here
unlawfully have a right to demand a job?
Certainly the benefits of citizenship confer greater
rights on those of us who are citizens and those than those
who are not. You think,
Well, do you think a person that's here unlawfully is
entitled to work in the United States when the law says that
employers can't hire somebody unlawfully? In America?
This is a pretty straight answer that she should be given to
this.
I believe that. Go ahead. Go ahead. Sorry, sorry. I think
that certainly the provision that you refer to regarding to
the role of the employer, and ensuring the legal status of
those who are here is an important one, and that we have
to look at in conjunction with this issue, in terms of
preventing undocumented workers who, as you've indicated before,
are seeking employment again, we want everyone to seek
employment. But we have in place at this point in time a legal
framework or requires employers to both provide information
about citizenship as well as not hire individual citizenship.
That's a legal framework, John, then, you know, it's all over
when that when they bring that up, legal framework, what does
that even mean?
Is the term you throw in?
Well, before we take a break, let me play another a whole who
was changing the constitution, although I will say he's he has
an interesting angle. This is Hayden, Michael Hayden, a former
head of the NSA, former head of the CIA and former and the guy
during the torture era was all in.
And he did a keynote, which the second hour it's pretty, pretty
interesting to watch, because he just listened to how he is now
trying to justify the the Fourth Amendment with, you know, spying
on the American people, he has a an actual justification for
doing that. I
mean, for our purposes, it's about unreasonable search and
seizure. What what constitutes reasonableness? When it comes to
the sovereign authority, gathering data or information or
things,
apparently, gathering data is now sovereign authority. Did you
hear what he just said? Do you hear where he's going with this?
Yeah, what is what is ruining everything
he can they stay out of jail?
Yeah. But the Fourth Amendment, indeed protects the citizens of
the United States, again, for or against Re is a reasonable. What
is the exact text? John, I want to make sure
Henry's protection against unreasonable or unreasonable, I
believe, but let's take a look. Let's take a look. I can't trust
that thing. He says, okay,
amend mints, Fourth Amendment. And I just want to get it
exactly right. Because that isn't what you need to do in
this case. Don't have it on I have an app for that. And it's
not on my phone. The right of people to be secure in their
persons, houses, papers and effects against unreasonable
searches and seizures, shall not be violated and no warrants
shall issue, but upon probable cause supported by oath or
affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be
searched, and the persons or things to be seized. So we are
protected against unreasonable searches and seizures. And he is
taking an interesting tact by talking about what is
reasonable. And then you can argue what is reasonable or what
is unreasonable? I find that that's a that's a conversation
we should have in this country, what constitutes
reasonableness when it comes to the sovereign authority,
gathering data or information or things from the citizens of the
Republic that that formed us. And, you know, we go back and
forth even today I was struck was the word I was going to use.
But I think the right word is stunned after the Boston
Marathon Thing, Thing later learned that certain IV were
were surfing jihadist websites and, you know, a significant
fraction of our population, you know, and not all of them
wearing tinfoil on their heads.
I'm sorry, hold on, let me just take my hat off, you dickhead.
This guy is rude.
A significant fraction of our population says, Why weren't you
tracking those guys on the web? As if it was a good idea for The
Nation Security Services to be aware of what permanent legal
residents and United States citizens were actually doing
when they were doing web surfing So
we call on a second how would they even know any of this if
they weren't tracking him on the web?
Well, they have something they track something they got some
information you
know if these guys are search And scrounging through jihadist
websites. They haven't been to trial. No, none of neither one
of those two has come out and said that one of them's dead.
Because a cop ran over him or somebody crushed his head. The
other guy was beaten up and couldn't talk. So how did they
know this? If they weren't tracking them? Well, it's
probably because he was there when they talked to the guy that
whose head they blew off what
we're actually doing, when they were doing web surfing, so we we
kind of go
back and forth. Yeah, kinda how we decide
that that what constitutes reasonableness is actually a
product of the totality of circumstances in which we find
ourselves in history.
Okay, stop. Wow, he just gave a definition that needs to be
challenged. I
feel that's a good one that's borderline Clip of the Day. Let
me
back that up a second. Because what he did like kind of write
this down, only crap.
You may be a show title in their
action. Let's try it again and see what he's
actually a product of the totality of circumstances
a product of the totality tech,
what do you say? Totality of circumstances, how
the of circumstance circumstances
in which we find ourselves in history in which
in which we find ourselves in history. Okay. Now, a man that
that is good. That is good. This guy's great. So I'm looking at
unreasonable because the Constitution doesn't speak a
reasonable but it's
not if he was, if he was imprisoned, where he actually
belongs. He can have a lot of time to write some pretty cool
stuff
with his friend, Baba. Baba. Okay, let's see. Yeah.
Reasonable, realistic, looking reasonable, according to the
official dictionaries just proper, suitable, ordinary fair
usual. The term reasonable is a generic and relative one applies
to that which is appropriate for a particular situation. And I
see anything well, in the law. Oh, hold on a second in the law
of negligence. I guess, I'm not a lawyer, the reasonable person
standard is the standard of care that a reasonably prudent person
would observe under a given set of circumstances. An individual
who subscribes to such standards can avoid liability for
negligence. Similarly, a reasonable Act is that which
might fairly improperly be recorded. And so it says nothing
about, well, circumstances is mentioned in the law of
negligence and what is reasonable, but being a product
of the totality of the circumstances in which we find
ourselves in history is an interesting take. But
circumstances is the key word here. So let's continue see what
he's winds up with? In other words? In other words, no, this
is fact. Why viewed as reasonableness on the morning of
September 10, there we go. I viewed in a very different light
on the afternoon of September 11, at the National Security
Agency, and I actually started do different things. And I
didn't need to ask mother Mae eye from the Congress or the
president, or anyone else. It was within my charter. But in
terms of the mature judgment of what's reasonable, what's not
reasonable, okay, the death of 3000 countrymen kind of tilted
me in a direction over here, perfectly within my authorities.
By the way, there's another one of these memes that annoys me
three things is like 2000 of the people that are from different
countries. Yeah, they were from different countries. I think it
was maybe less than 1000 countrymen got killed and this
is like the other thing I'm always I'm yeah,
you're moaning about it because it's true of you that just keep
lying keep lying keep on applying
this guy's obviously everything he does is for one purpose, only
to keep himself out of prison. And now he's going to be once
you to seriously Yeah, he's worried sick, though. Yeah, me.
He's not he's showing on his face. And he will make the
argument that it was reasonable. Because here's where he's really
headed. It was reasonable at the time, that to torture people
based on the circumstances based on this and that and where we
find ourselves in history, okay, at the moment.
But you could take this so far and say, Okay, I was speeding
officer, it was reasonable at the time, given the
circumstances. And this whole
these lawyers, you can't have the public using these
arguments.
Is he a lawyer to Michael Hayden?
I don't think so. He's probably become one after recently, but I
don't think so. I see
if he's, if he was a lawyer.
He said he's one of those assholes. Well, besides that, he
wears a lot of badges and he's got a lot of and he just never
been there, as far as I know, ever been in combat or anything.
Actually, in the field. He's a bureaucrat, government
bureaucrat. Uh yeah, he's
well, you know he was force are generally in the Air Force.
Right. So what does he do in the Air Force? Let me see. He was
born on St. Patrick's Day. No in Pittsburgh. Oh, there you go.
That's why I don't like him. One of Hayden's first jobs was an
equipment handler for the Steelers. Really? This is
lasting. Well, that's according to the book of knowledge.
I'm sure it's true. They don't lie in that book. And yeah, he's
he's just a he's just a career. Douche
Yeah, he's a career guy is just worked his way up is a well
spoken sound smart. Probably one of the smartest guys in the room
when it comes to little arguments. Yeah, just kicks
everyone's ass. So
everyone should there's a link in the show notes. Of course,
everyone should definitely take a look at that entire keynote.
It's It's mind boggling. It's mind boggling how this guy
thinks and the brazen just the brashness of how he, how, yeah,
how he's trying to stay out of jail, but he these people
believe this stuff. And they believe that the Oh, no, he's
dead serious constitution is just to be skirted around. And
by the way, I agree the word reads are unreasonable. I have
to look at this. There's got to be case law, there has to be
Supreme Court.
Well, there's a lot of case law that allows cops to kick in a
door if they say, Oh, someone's screaming. Right. Right. Right.
I thought I heard someone screaming. Right. And that's,
you know, competent. So
but what he's saying is, it's reasonable to spy on people.
Because the next day there was an attack. There were 911. So
he's saying, future events, make it reasonable to do something
now. That's what he's saying.
Yeah, screw that guy. Well, onward. Yeah. I'm gonna show my
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House Bill Two updates the Idaho Human Rights Act to add that
gender identity and sexual orientation cannot be used to
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So this is I find this very interesting because of course,
in my heart, and in my soul, I'm like, Oh, and of course you
shouldn't be able to discriminate based upon, you
know, sexual orientation. But the problem with this type of
legislation, it failed, by the way did not pass. People were
crying. It was just it was throw very upset about this. It's
actually not that it passed, it didn't come out of committee.
They're gonna keep it in committee, which means it won't
happen this legislative session. I can that's kind of the the
deal there to add those four words. There's NGOs, but
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Let me go House Bill Two updates. The Idaho Human Rights
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used to discriminate in the areas of employment,
gender identity and sexual orientation. So the problem with
this is the definition of what this is. And by the way,
whenever they talk about gender identity or sexual orientation,
I only hear LGBT, which is unfair by itself, because it
shouldn't be LGBTQ Qi a P to include all the types of gender
identity. So you can't have one without the other. You can't say
oh, it's only for LGBT. When there's people who are bi
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who are asexual pansexual. You know, what? So that is the
problem. If you get fired, and you say, Well, that's because
I'm pansexual. In this case, that legislation would work did
you say always because I identify as gay. So this is
where it gets complicated. We have to like have an ID card
that says you're gay, or is it all good? You can't prove this
after the fact is very complicated.
Well, there's also the the kind of mysterious situation where
we're self identification what how I'm still baffled by the
self identify as the guy there's a guy with a beard and
Conchita vorst
Yeah, yeah, that example that guy. Can Cheeto horses isn't a
worst horse? Conchita divorced. Yeah, I suppose I, yeah,
everything about me as a man, I'm genetically male, but I'm
self identifying as a woman. Yeah, you fired me because I'm
insisting on everyone calling me she. Because I firstly prefer
being called she like, because I've self identified as a woman.
And then now you're firing me because I'm making everyone
laugh at the company or whatever reason. And I could sue you,
right? I think is a problem.
I wouldn't know the only way to do it, I guess, if you want it
to. And so there must be there must be age, I'm sure it's
already in their age, race, religion. Those are already in
the in their sheet the human rights, because that's what it
is, you know, it's a human rights thing, which is, the
whole thing is very complicated. And but I think people are so
ELB if you have this a couple of people, at one point that they
became friends with me on Facebook, and I keep falling
only to see how some people respond to this type of news
without really thinking about it. And example is this
bothered? Republicans in Idaho, they hate the gays. It's not
quite that simple. quite that simple. That guy, get all these
people out and hate the gays. It's not exactly you have to be
very careful with these things. And when it comes down to law,
because you couldn't get into a position where anything you do
they Hey, man, I'm gay. And you screwed me on this. And I'm
suing you and you're
you're married with three kids?
Yeah. I don't know how to I don't know how this would work
out. I really don't. I don't. But the response is what's
interesting to me, they have their protests his hand over the
mouth, like, put it up there because they're being stifled. I
guess. They're there. Surely there must be someone who's a
smart lawyer who can figure out a better way to make this
happen. Other than I think we have. Yeah, I mean, it's like, I
don't know. John helped me here. How can you do something with
this? I just don't see how you can right now. I don't see it
unless you have because we have on your paperwork in the United
States. You know what race you are.
I think I my age kind of stumbled on something that may
well happen. Yeah, but you have to identify sexual identity
card. Yeah. Yeah, you had to sign up for it. I recommend show
it. And this is the identity do we have this identification card
problem in this country? I remember when I was a kid, it
was I I specifically remember it in the fifth grade, where there
excoriating the South Africans are horrible Apartheid South
African, and they make you carry ID cards to go anywhere. What is
that what has happened here? You never used to need fact there's
one guy can't remember his name is very famous civil rights.
computer hacker guy. I used to name somebody in the chatroom. I
remember this guy. He refuses to show ID at the airport.
Right? Because he's technically you don't have to you can you
can fly. Usually you don't have
to. But they still demand it. And he gets into beefs at the
airport makes a big scene when he shows up at the airport
because he's the one of the few people in the world that
actually stands up for his rights. I won't bother. Screw
it. I just show my drivers as they're going on the plane. But
I shouldn't have to show it and I shouldn't show it If I you
know, had more gumption? I wouldn't but I don't have time.
Yeah, ultimately, you go into slave Mona. Alright, here it is.
I just be a slave for now. And so
if we, if we can have gender, we'll also by the same token, I
would like to say it shouldn't just be LGBT. Because what if
I'm working somewhere and and there's a bunch of L's, who
don't like me? Because I'm a straight guy. And they and they
say, well, we you're fired. should I even be able to say,
well, the Department of Homeland Security by the way that could
actually happen or have happened with a lot of the Yeah, let's be
taken over. There was a lot of a lot of harassment. We've had
plenty of documentation, crazy stuff going on there. So then do
you have the same right yeah, it's just I recognize I
recommend yellow star on on the clothing. That's my go to. It
works so well on the past. It's worked very well. Okay,
I have it. Here's a piece of news that I didn't know happen,
but did you know that you play the Robert Mugabe clipped
beaches Interesting for two dimensions
on the summit ended with some controversy Katerina comments
made by the union's new chiefs and Bobo's Robert Mugabe. Tell
us about that. Yeah, these were comments made by the new au
chair Robert, but Gabi we must say they were behind closed
doors and we learned of these comments through sources within
the summit room. He quoted the former Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah, saying that a good white man is a dead one. Now, of
course, the election of Robert Mugabe to the chair of the AU
did raise some eyebrows amongst observers who said that this
perhaps wasn't the way to best showcase an African Union that
was modern and champion democracy. I must repeat that
those were comments behind closed doors, and we're yet to
really hear any more reaction to them.
All right. Couple of things. Robert Mugabe is a racist pig.
Yeah, and he's always he's been an asshole forever. And yeah,
good dead white man thing don't overly pick up on that because
no one pays attention to anything. How did this guy
become the head of the African
Union? Yeah. Most money along with these people most money but
it's got to be the most money How will this how all these
things always work?
The most money comes out of South Africa. Yeah, well, that's
not where Magog no
I know I know Zimbabwe. I don't know
Well, it's just keeping keep your eye on African Union was
said you know this is supposed to be the leadership
organization that is going to modernize help modernize Africa
wasn't wasn't this Wasn't this the one that Gadhafi was, was
really pushing and leading Wasn't that what he was but and
he wanted he also wanted the the gold African dinar, I thought
that African Union was his baby somehow it could
be I don't have to look. Now I have to look into it
or not to look at another just aghast. Okay, as we move down
the homestretch here. I will give you two more. One is about
C S. E. This is the Canadian spy outfit. Yeah. A lot of news
there about the what's the levitation program. This is new.
And by the way, I have to just say, Edward Snowden at this
point, this guy is a trained actor. I don't know if he
started out that way. I always start I was I got very
uncomfortable when I started hearing him talk policy of these
doing these shows up at all these conferences and and he
talks policy talks policies like a policy guide, not like a dude
named Ben not like a systems administrator. And he continues
to then put on he mows policies. Yes. And yes, and then he puts
on his glasses with the broken nose guard, the missing nose
guard, which he does not wear when he's out and about in
Russia. We have plenty of evidence of that. It's brand
Snowden and I'm really not buying him anymore.
Other than here done with Snowden. Yeah.
But he has new documents and then they get passed on to
what's his name?
How's he get new documents? Because I thought he handed all
the documents over.
I know. Well, I should restate that the he somehow he works in
cahoots with Applebaum and portra and then they write it up
for for built or whatever their Spiegel initially go Spiegel,
that and then the journalist and they write that up. And anyway,
here's a report about the latest revelations based on documents
from Snowden at some point somewhere somehow who knows hold
project limitation. And according to these new
documents, Canada is watching 102 of the world's internet file
sharing sites. The kind used to share things like music, movies
and photos, Canada's sifting through 10 to 15 million uploads
and downloads every day, looking for extremists accessing
propaganda videos, instructions on how to build a bomb. This
surveillance expert reviewed the documents for CBC
Canadians need to understand and have a debate about the extent
to which it's okay for their government to be watching
everything they do. Is that okay in in in the pursuit of radical
extremists and defending Canadians from possible harm
that the government sets up a giant digital X ray machine over
everything that we do just visualize
that for a moment the did the giant digital X ray machine
because that's effectively where we're headed right now. It CDC
got these documents from journalist Glenn Greenwald who
first Edward Snowden stories okay he says this is an example
of Canada taking the lead among its allies. You know, I
apologize. This is not a portrait and Applebaum story is
greenwall. That's right. Greenwald back because he has
been get paid more money and he sells To the stories, he goes to
whatever local paper or news outfit did, okay, here's this
thing. Let's put it together, let's do a story. And then they
pay conducting mass surveillance, you could be
finding a terrorist, although probably much more likely you're
finding a scientist or a journalist, a podcaster, or a
lawyer working on a case relating to some of those issues
or a student who's interested in those issues or a citizen who's
reading about them. And so you subject huge numbers of people
to all kinds of very invasive surveillance, based upon
suspicion that is completely unfounded. See, sec says it's
all within their legal mandate to find foreign terrorists. The
agency says it's not targeting Canadians and if a Canadian
citizen is incidentally caught up in the surveillance, they
have measures in place to protect their privacy. No, yes.
Oh, yes. Oh, of course. Yes. Oh, yes, sure, there is the best we
know. The Tony Blair, Tony Blair, Cameron called for
elimination of all safe ways for terrorists and jihadist to
communicate securely on the internet. We do not want that to
be possible. And this is now propagating, we have a former
Defense Secretary Tom King, who is I would say he's a he's
probably in the House of Lords. And so this is this is, this is
who was, I guess, to some degree, representing the people
of Gitmo nation east, the United Kingdom's listen to the fabulous
knowledge that this man has of the internet and applications
and but which one should totally be banned because the jihadists
are using them? I'm not
on Twitter. But we've got Facebook, I'm sorry, I
do. He says, I'm not a tweeter. Just want you to know that this
is how he starts off in the House of Lords.
Twitter, but we've got Facebook, we've got Twitter. Somebody's
trying to explain to me what WhatsApp is. Somebody else tried
to explain to me about snatch his Snapchat. But But what is
absolutely clear is the terrorists of Jehovah's
understanding is actually ISIL. And part of the amazing advance
across Syria into Iraq. So where she kept they kept together was
entirely due to one of the last two systems that I've mentioned,
which they handled with great control.
As the genius this intelligence work takes
place within a strong legal framework, we operate under the
rule of law and are accountable for it. In southern countries
secret intelligence is used to control people in hours and only
exists to protect their freedoms, protect their
freedoms, protect the freedoms protect the freedom there you
go. Just it's only here to protect your freedom. So we will
have to get rid of Snapchat and what WhatsApp Wow not much we
can do about that. All righty Well, we're still much longer
than expected and
had to be because we have so many thank yous. I do have a few
clips for the next show which will be Thursday reminder
including a little clip about the price oil in Texas Yes, he's
talked about this before Texas is going to be in a depression
which would be fun to watch well, I need to find I got a
good clip on resisting arrest is really good clip we'll save that
and of course we'll be gloating over our a call on the Super
Bowl which will be a Seahawks win but on a technicality Jip
Jip for for Boston, which means we can be Boston Strong and and
cover up the SIR NIAF trial, something like that. Alright
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