Okay, we're taking Yeah, we're stopping the show and we're
going to talk about this. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday, February 5 2015. And time for your gizmo nation
media assassination, Episode Six, nine or three. This is no
agenda. Looking for kick ass video anchors in Jordan and
coming to you from the crackpot condo in the capital of the Lone
Star State austin texas FEMA Region six in the morning,
everybody I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where let's see I have a paper
jam and my printer. I'm John C Dvorak.
Okay, I thought I'd go with the ironic anti-climactic
introductions. Oh, it's always when did new one you just
dreamed up?
It's always a winner. Man. Well, you were right, John. I have to
say you were right. All these years I've I've denied
climate change
decline. No, no, no. I am a neat freak. Ah, yes. Virgos let me
explain Virgos are supposedly traditionally kind of OCD. Very
neat freaks. And I've always said no, I'm not. Because I make
messes. And
it's not anything to do with Virgo ish. Although most Virgos
I know.
It's supposed to be a Virgo trait. Be well, okay, well, it
doesn't matter you. So that's even better. Because you
identified my need freakishness? Yeah. Without even coordinating
that with with the fact that I'm Virgo. And I guess I didn't know
it'd be until I stopped marrying my mother every single time and
now I have to do all this myself. Oh, man. What? I'm it's
really good.
Quality need freaker it's really bad. Me It's bad.
Oh, it's like I'm always like, oh, there's a spot. Let me clean
it up. It's, I'll show you and I'm trying to bad because
it's so obsessive. It's very obsessive. Yeah, there is what I
said.
Oh, man, it's like okay, the toilet roll is not it's almost
all the way I'll just replace it
over the top or under the neath.
It's somewhere in the middle. But leaning towards over the top
has
been possible.
However, this is good. Um, this kind of brings me to a topic
that is been in my face ever since you brought it up. The
divorce collective about me doing a Hot Pockets tour? Oh,
you
mean with the? Yeah, we talked about this on the show this
afternoon? No, this is?
Well, the reason everyone's been emailing me about it is because
we talked about it on the show. Ah, yes. About me getting an
Airstream and driving around.
That'd be great. Well, you being an NI freak, you could actually
do this.
So so this is you know, because
the problem is most people like myself would have we go on this
thing. And within a week the airstream would be a mess. And
you'd have a meeting people and many times you'd probably have a
little love coffee or something in the airstream and you'd have
in humiliate yourself that guy would come in and go is a slot.
Screw this show. Right? Do it'd be like wow.
And by the way, it would have to be hot pockets, the Tourettes
tour, but I think I think that would be better shaking the USA
so a lot of people for some reason and we have a Facebook
group in the morning Facebook group and there's a subreddit
and people like yeah, this is great. I have no idea why they
think this is so great for me. Like somehow in my in my sorrow
and my pain and wallowing I'm supposed to go be alone on the
road.
It's like a one another visit to suicide Hill. How
are people romanticizing the heartbreak? Is this? Is this how
it works? Yeah, I gotta go on
the idea before you broke up. And I think people will still
respond positively because it says if you you're a type of
person that ramblin man ramblin man,
well, here's what I want to say about this. I think it's a very
good idea. I think there is a time that I could get the time
in my life that I could actually do this for an extended period
of time, then go out and drive around would be now in this
year. I agree with that. However, at this very moment,
you know, considering the things I'm learning like my neat
freakishness And I need to I need a little bit of a stable
environment for for a bit here. No, no no. Yes, yes, yes. Yes,
yes. Both
responsibility. Oh, no, no, gotta drive. You gotta buy
gasoline John. John, you gotta mean you gotta get out. You
gotta know.
Oh no not read you have no idea that this is I need to you know
i It should only take me a couple months to get my feet
back on the ground will it
take him longer than that to find a good Airstream please
won't you
can stop that anytime
I'm thinking around June or July I have some shit stuff to wrap
up here like you know the closing down stuff.
Okay, so maybe I didn't tell you to jump in a trailer tomorrow
and take on like a maniac. No,
but I do want people to really serious I think it should not be
an RV. I think it should be an Airstream that I dragged along
Yeah,
you don't want to drive around an RV all ticket you get to
Airstream you park it in one of these places. And then you
unhook it and you go driving then you go you're on your own
you go drive around on the damn trailer or RV big thing clunker.
Exact
bark. Exactly. Exactly. Yeah. Okay, good. That's out of the
way. Okay,
and then Airstreams Are you know, they're recyclable. You
buy one and you pretty much it doesn't depreciate like the RVs
and some of this other crap.
I'm gonna Yeah, that's true. Well, it's a project we're
working on it. People can start thinking and there's a lot of
push for hot pockets, Europe, hot pockets down under. So,
stuff to think about, but I just need a couple months just to,
it's okay. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for
understanding.
Okay, my printer didn't work. So I can't pronounce the many clips
I have for today.
Do you want to do something about it? Are you okay?
No, I should get one. I'm gonna everyone's gonna get up and try
to try to
jam it. Well, something really big happened. And it was so big
that I really we need to talk about this right off the bat
today. This new ISIS ISIL is video which we'll just we'll
just call that burning man. Holy crap. I got the original version
of this video. I'm sure people by now have at least heard about
it. Although many of you have not seen it still very this is
probably the hardest one to find. Although that is changing
a little bit now. Actually, here's it's very easy to find
Fox has it post that's gonna say Fox just posted this was posted
a couple of days ago. Yeah. And they but they they are the first
and so far as I know the only ones that no other Murdock
properties have posted this. He was actually the way Shep Smith.
He described the entire video to us. We're not going to show you
the video. It's 23 minutes plus that video and it shows the
terrorists burning a Jordanian military hero alive hero. I'm
going to tell you about it. All of it. Every bit of it. I
watched it over the last hour. Not because I wanted to. I
absolutely did not. I watched it because I felt like those of you
who want to know what's on it, but don't want to watch it or be
subjected to some sort of gruesome descriptive adjectives,
which is of course what we have identified is the the media was
so gung ho to put you could put dead Palestinian children on
television that's not a problem. You can show dead kids blind on
the beach, that's not a problem. You can show kids Burnin Up, you
can show all of these things. But when it comes to this video,
which is such an important one, that we can't show that to you.
Well, if they were honest about and said we could show you the
video, but it's so boring. It's 22 minutes long, and we're new
stories only last about 60 seconds. makes it impossible.
Yes, it's boring, but the actual, the part of the video
that is important is the burning. Yeah. And then the
whole setup and everything. And I spend a lot of time on this.
And I sent this to a number of video professionals, people who
who do a lot of video and unanimously they all said this
is a very expensive production. multiple cameras. Really a it
had to be a modern day Hollywood budget. And yes, the whole bear
with me I'm telling you this was directed this was well thought
out ahead of time. The consensus is 97% there is no one that
anybody I know in the Middle East First who could create this
the way it was made? This is not their culture this type of
editing this type of removing you've know that I agree with I
mean you've seen you've seen the Middle Eastern TV you know they
got the graphics and stuff but it's a different flow crap.
Yeah, it's a different total different cadence everything.
This is a Western made peace. From what I've been able to
deconstruct. This was probably actually made in Jordan. The
uniforms which are so new of the the so called ISIS ISIL
executioner's in the video, this sound the creases are still in
the uniforms. Everything is just completely pristine. You look at
holsters and these are the exact same uniforms that the Jordanian
army uses. The only thing that's different is instead of the
Jordanian military patch on the arm, there's just little small
square of velcro when the patch would be I
didn't notice any of this and only I'm going to demote does
the last time I use this only a neat frequent spot this stuff
Yeah,
well it's true and I really looked very I played it over and
over and over again couple things that a couple other
things so we have the OPA if you have not seen this video the
full 600 megabyte thing is going to be in the show notes 693 dot
no agenda notes.com You could deconstruct it all you want the
Edit we have our our hero our Jordanian pilot hero walking
towards his demise in this beautiful slow mo believe this
is so your overdramatize is the right is the correct description
of it. Because of course this is what you do when you know you're
going to be killed you walk you know, yeah, how you doing? I'm
ready to die,
right? You don't try to make a run for it.
Now and then you have this cage, which has no bottom. I mean,
it's not like if I were on fire I wouldn't try to I don't know
lift the cage, which then we see demolished which looks like the
Hokies piece of crap.
Yeah, this were the thing, as far as I'm concerned was
sketchy. First day, the guys on fire that you hold cages on
fire, they got kerosene
everywhere again, eautifully Dumb, this was almost, I felt it
was a Hollywood movie Tarantino style was listen to the cross
inside the cage with the big the dramatization of this long this
this wick. That was dumb. It was like a Tarantino thing.
And it was very much that he may have done it. And so they the
guys burn into death, or he's dead, I guess. And they bring in
a melting half loader. Yeah, whatever they're called, I don't
know. But wherever they bring this, this piece of road gear in
there and dump a bunch of grumble on him and smash the
cage. And then they run him over the GFI, they run him over with
his big piece of gear.
And it's really the big lies that are ones that are
overlooked and all these little details. But the big lie is this
is not how anyone would react normally if they're set on fire.
And particularly with this, this cage is just ridiculous. Now so
there's two styles of video that we've seen in the past several
months that we have been looking at, we have the the traditional
beheading video, which doesn't really show up ahead and we got
Jihadi John Green Screen, orange jumpsuit, and it has a level of
production value, which is so easily debunked double with
stills of heads on bodies, which is clearly poor work. It's just
a steal so looks more like the head has been photoshopped on
onto the body onto the back. And then we have this style of video
which we saw earlier but really didn't get any legs. That was
the one where it was deconstructed to be like a 12
hour shoot with all kinds of continuity issues but where they
supposedly shot these hostage these prisoners execution style,
which you also don't really see. But I think that this was that
there is a huge fall on production and this is probably
episode two, there may be two or three more that were produced in
this style. And it really doesn't even matter if anyone if
the guy was the real guy or not if he burned up what was meant
to happen is now taking place game is now on. Finally we see
the strategy. Jordan is going to go take out Assad. That's it.
That's what this was for. That's the whole The whole reason for
this high end production for this. Can anybody the I think
the reason why news organizations don't want to show
this they don't they know what's fake They don't want to be
culpable for lying and contributing to this next thing
that's going to happen. In Cambodia, everybody wants
to be a stooge. Well, I don't know whether they're going to
take out Assad. That's a good idea. low incidence. The
coincidence between the Jordanian King being in DC
exactly the same day that Exactly, exactly. We called by a
lot of observers, a lot of observers have pointed this out.
Well, let's listen to MSNBC who was all in on this, of course.
And we first we have the, let's see, this is the armed services
chair
with the chairman. What we've seen is another element of the
end game of a cult of extreme violence and insanity, actually,
from ISIS with yesterday's burning to death of the
Jordanian pilot. How would you propose to
coaches now just taking this fact as truth? And the President
said, everybody is all in? We all saw it? If not go online and
seek it out for yourself
that this element of violence, which which is so extreme, to be
preposterous. How would you propose to combat this? Well, in
the short term, I think there are two things we've got to do.
One is to support the Jordanians. Our committee met
with the king yesterday, this is the coincidence, he gave us kind
of a laundry list of things he needs like fuel and munitions
and equipment. And he expressed frustration that it takes so
long for our bureaucracy to get something approved to get to
him. Now, this
is very important. This is important. This is the Chairman
of the Armed Services Committee, saying, you know, we have to we
have to expedite, we got to get him stuff and training. If we
already have 1000s of troops in Jordan, of course, we fly from
the air bases in Jordan, look at the map, see where Jordan is
kind of right there to go into Syria.
So so that's a first and immediate step immediate.
Secondly, I think we need to support
look for some kind of immediate measure, maybe even an executive
order or something to get that going without legislation, that
King and
President Sisi in Egypt, when they tried to encourage other
national leaders and Muslim clerics to reclaim the Muslim
religion. And to isolate these acelin who have distorted it so
much, and in a way reduce their recruiting appeal. Finally,
we've got we've got to accelerate our efforts in Syria
and Iraq, the best thing we can do is to show some victories
here, versus this cult, as you say, which is really still got
the momentum, even though we've been bombing them from the air
for several months.
This is so perfect. Now, it all I'm even thinking they might
have had two teams, as they were setting this up, just to you
know, competing teams for video, just whoever could produce
something that Whoa, we have a caller. Hello, you're caught 100
on z 100. What's the phrase that pays? It this is an of course,
Jordan has always been in strife with with Syria. And Assad is
has always been quite worried because you know, Jordan is the
stooge for certainly for the United States. And we're right
on the border there. And we need someone else to do it. We can do
it for a whole bunch of reasons that pertain to Russia. Mainly,
we can't be seen as us doing it. It has to be Jordan, this is.
Now we have this is kind of fun to just to show you how all the
and everybody is this is Senator Joe Manchin from West Virginia.
Who was he starts off kind of funny. Well, let me just say,
what, it's funny, same clip I have Oh, really this one, let's
say,
totally. Let me just say to our prayers, I think from all
Americans, all West Virginians, for sure.
Do you have that one? We want to all the West Virginia left that
part out their prayers to Jordan
go out to the Jordanian family have the pilot in West Virginia
don't care about that. Trust me, it's because it is a horrific
situation that we witnessed. And basically, I've seen, you know,
we were we were privileged to see to talk to King Abdullah
yesterday before he left the Armed Services Committee. Here
we go. And with that, I think our results should be to give
them all of the all of the equipment, military equipment
that they need to do the job and get it to them as quickly as
possible, down the barriers and all the red tape. And that's
what we heard, let us engage in this fight will take this fight.
Not one time did I hear King Abdullah ask for ground troops.
But we need the expertise that we can to make sure that our
support for them has the efficiencies that it must have
and have the expertise. But with that being said, I think you're
going to see today very quick movement from the Armed Services
Committee and how we deal with getting equipment to them
quicker, that they're going to be needing And we
just saw that a little bit when McCain was, who's the armed
services guy in the Senate? Yeah. Was grilling the new
Secretary of Defense who by the way seems to me to be a bit like
a droopy dog, a bonehead.
I have that clip too. Yeah, he's
asking him about one thing or another. But, yeah, this theory
of yours, which I'll put in the Red Book, by the way, which is
that the Jordanians are going to attack Syria they're going to
take out Assad is more specific about the al Qaeda they're going
to attack they're going to go in to get supposedly get ISIS but
they're going to take out Assad somehow Yes, we will have to see
how that evolves I think is a good a good possibility I like
this theory only
the only reason why I'm so besides the obvious things we're
hearing now from the from the Armed Services Committee have so
much money went into this video. No one wants to show it on
television because they know they then they know they do not
no one wants to after the fact that the save game yeah, we kind
of knew that was going on. This is Big John, this is someone
produced this shit people know about this. This is this is not
I can't believe the word that we're not seeing people on
television deconstructing the saying, Oh my God, look at how
well this is made. No, this is what stupid people particularly
Americans. Take is real. They look at this and say, oh, man,
that looks real. Because it's what they're used to this.
Hollywood is big. This is big
one to remind people to go back and watch a Wag the Dog
Police and how much better is this than wag the dog? Oh, come
on this production is insane.
Oh, it's mostly graphics moving around shit,
John. Bullshit. This is not easy to sell.
Alone. See who said it was easy. I didn't say it was easy. It's
not it's to me. It looks like it looks corny. amateurish. I
really, the burning sequence looks at the burning
sequence. I'm talking about the 20 man who gives a shit about
that propaganda. I
don't care about that. That's that no one cares. That is the
unimportant bit. The important bit is this highly produced
burning sequence. This good shit. But if we had made that ad
media, we'd be like high five. And
they would the burning scene is quite good. Oh, give you that?
It's curious. They start looking at burning scenes from
Hollywood. Yeah, were they the classic? Why was looking for why
were they very similar? Are they Yeah, were the guy my favorite.
They used to be when Siskel and Ebert both had they're doing
they're both alive and did the show together, they used to have
a segment of their movie reviews called dog of the week. And they
had a little dog there with them called Sparky. And the dog of
the week was generally speaking, a movie that came out with a guy
on fire running through the street, it was kind of a runner.
And they would show a lot of these guys running, waving their
arms and running around in the street to totally on fire,
everything about him. And there was elements of that my memory
of those scenes in this video because it was if you see there
are real videos of people on fire. And they're not like this.
So this is the sparse better than those that the real guy buy
or not. But this
is this is what I'm trying to say is that whoever is doing
this, whoever wants this Porsche, which as I said, I
believe is to have Jordan be the fall guy to take, of course is
going to be us will be trainer and advising, whatever, of
course, is going to be us so
the Russians probably already know that too. They have to have
a counter plan. But this
is for you. And this has to Well, I think there is something
there. But this is more for you know, just for the general
consensus so we can say is them because this is for the public.
And this video somebody is so smart somewhere to say you know
what, if we really want to make this believable, we got to do
Hollywood that's what people believe. And I guarantee you
that people seeing this if you just did one of those men on the
street things that all go that's real, because that this is where
we're at. This is where people this is what we're used to. It's
well, by the way, Brian the gay Crusader cracked me up. He said
this is this whole thing with his fake Hollywood sets for
doing terrorism videos, is almost lifted verbatim from a
Max Headroom episode. Which was series one, episode five. I've
watched the hips Yeah. Is the script is kind of what we're
living through right now. Interestingly,
actually, Max Headroom should be on our movie, which I think is
better than the TV or the TVs It's
horrible to watch. Well, it's not horrible. Yeah,
it is. I watched it again.
Well, I guess it is but whatever the case is, the movie I thought
was fascinating. And they had the evil little kid hacker. I
thought it was much better portrayed in the movie. It's a
very people should check that movie out. It's short and kind
of fun.
In the plot summary of Max Headroom season one episode five
war producer offers to sell network 23 exclusive rights to
an urban guerrilla groups terrorist activities during a
crucial 24 hour Global ratings period sweet period. Network 23
declines the offer next day the group blows up an entire city
block but only rival network breakthrough television has the
coverage is good. It's interesting. Here's McCain also
on MSNBC MSNBC was all in they were this is all that we're
talking about.
No doubt about Jordan. There's no doubt about there's a new
king in Saudi Arabia no doubt you're gonna see a much more
active Saudi Arabia involvement I hoped but it still requires
American leadership and that's missing
that American leadership of course we need to do we need to
be the leadership but we'll let these guys take the blame for
anything that happens. I find this to be one of the most
important things that's happened in this whole Syria.
Configuration, conflagration conflict conflagration Yes,
you'll get it the end and I think we can just sit back and
wait just it's just gonna happen this is it they've been well
they gotta
get the ducks in a row first which means we gotta get some
money some checks signed well that's what the I noticed this
without you mentioned it and I did have a lot of clips from
MSNBC because Andrea Mitchell had cool wall to wall coverage
of this I can see this being all in she's of courses studio
students there was one huge and I didn't clip any of the I mean
I had him clipped but then I never edited them because they
were just it was seemed a little dull but person after person
after person kept going on and on a set McCain kept going on
and on about boots on the ground not happening in fact the theme
of the mean was this oh you know these are the next door
neighbors of these countries. Why are we Why did they want us
to get involved we don't need food on the feet on the ground
because yeah, if it was Mexico or Canada we will be important
to us but that's what these people should be thinking their
next door neighbors that have always problems or they're the
ones that should be boots on the ground and we can help them and
that's exactly I heard that over and
over which fits in with the entire messaging It's so perfect
and this will this will be the degrade and ultimately destroy
it's going to take a while I agree someone's going to begin
to throw up some kind of blockage whatever but it sounds
like the Armed Service Committee is ready to go
we have to have another at least one more maybe two videos pages
we have couple more videos cool stuff.
One of these two
I was looking at Randy Carvin. What's his name the the former
NPR guy who now is at first look you know the tweeter guy
yeah What about him car? Yeah carbon
Yeah, so he has he has a he he now works for pure driving my
car.
Oh, does he know that's great. I'm glad to see got where and
they do the reported Lee he's he works he is called reportedly
the reportedly team reported dot L y team. So what he has is a
bunch of people twittering around and then they then I
don't know. And they put that on a medium blog or something. The
and here's I just thought for a guy who was all in on you know,
tweeting retweeting the everything that's done is a
tweet Meister everything on the social media is true. So he said
he put a post up today the slideshow begins a trail of
flame traveling across the dirt from right to left like a scene
from the movie with the bad guy and maybe the good guy lives
within trail of gas and other yet another food band The flames
consume him a waxy human wick melting than going up in smoke
there is no way in hell I'm going to share this footage with
the public what the hell Why not
he said that yes
it's in this post this is verbatim there is no way in hell
I'm not I'm going to share this footage with the public there is
no
consensus make Shambo high and mighty he can see it but we can
here comes
there is no consensus on the role graphic imagery should play
in journalism really? What he says there's no consensus all
caps on the roll graphic imagery should play in journalism. For
some it is an absolute taboo for others unnecessary evil to
expose the evil and others for me I've usually come down on the
latter side of the argument
Wow Yeah. Goodbye the arrogant haha
Of course. This is all Rita cats. We know that she somehow
isn't making this stuff readers. Rena makes fire from the site to
Intelligence Group.
Yeah, we'll just have to wait and see but Kirby actually had
something funny before the I think this is before all the
Jordan stuff cranked up at Kirby looking a little dish Well, this
has Rear Admiral Kirby, who's the spokes hole for the
Pentagon. And this guy, he just has funny little phrases that he
uses, but which I like, yeah,
I have a whole series of phrases that I want to talk about later,
but you might be starting it off for me.
I'm gonna try. Let's see, do we have him here on this?
Link over that was a little mouth exploded?
Yeah. How do you think the the Pentagon, the United States, and
the coalition would respond to that killing and to the killing
of other hostages?
We haven't made it. I can only speak for the United States
military. We haven't made it a point to respond directly to
these killings. Even when these were when American citizens were
killed.
I don't think the military actually makes decisions, I
think they can execute the decisions that are made when
okay, what we have done and will continue, maybe that's changed,
maybe maybe I'm behind to do is
degrade and destroy their capabilities and continue to put
them on the defensive when in which they still remain today.
So there's, I wouldn't, at least from an American military
perspective, I wouldn't look at this as a tip for tat.
Tit for tat. There we go. A good one from AB Rear Admiral Kirby
tit for tat. Is that a military term?
Well, I think the Marines use it a lot. Tit for tat, yes. An old
phrase. Well, I got one, too, that's kind of interesting. This
is the the clip.
finally have your list printed out.
And I've got in front of me on the screen, okay. It's still
printing. here's the here's the luckily, I kept all these on the
one page, if you've noticed a little 38k, add little bitty
clips. It may have been triggered by this or not. But
this is the long clip on the ISIS video editor in which is
worth listening to, and because of what you already said, but
let's play that. And then at the very end, there's a there's a
curious usage, okay?
technical sophistication in as propagandists of these
terrorists. As you analyze this, how do you go about trying to
authenticate these videos?
Well, look there, we know that this came out from from the
particular source came out from just because of the way it was
released. But you know, one of the questions is who puts
together these videos? And
by the way, I'm sorry, the technical source, which in which
it was released, and he just babbles about, right. And this
is where we're getting a lot of, by the way,
this is and that's the SITE Intelligence Group. Yeah, this
guy knows, he already knows. But
if you notice the way he says it, he, he won't say it. No, if
you want to get killed, this is big business. You don't want to
be running around saying, Hey, by the way, Rita Katz does all
this shit. She's hiring people in Hollywood, you don't want to
say that. That is a good way to get whacks it
was released. But you know, one of
the questions is I didn't say it either, by the way, who puts
together these videos? And I think the answer is you have to
look at this from two different perspectives. One is is that the
way that technology has evolved, even with a laptop computer
these days if you have the right software, if you have Final Cut
Pro are similar packages. You know, you don't have to be an
entire news team to put together what looks to be Hollywood,
Hollywood quality. And in fact, this is what this appears to be
a mix because it got very sophisticated special effects in
this video. On the other hand,
especially Yeah, hold on a second. Yeah, that would be the
only special effect would be
the slow burning and the slow yet in the slow motion a little
bit.
That's a little bit of special effects but to me special
effects is higher in that slow motion just
saying special effects implies that it's it's special effects.
It's not fake. Yeah, who is this guy?
He Wow, I can't remember an identity he said he entered us
to do some at the beginning. He's one of the many CIA guys
come on these shows.
Alright. Interesting. Okay, there what looks to be Hollywood
Hollywood quality and and in fact, this is and I
just have to take exception with what he's saying. No, you can if
you can you have the software you can have After Effects and
all that this was multiple cameras. This was this was
someone knew what they were doing. This is not just a I got
Final Cut Pro I could make a movie. I know this was this was
a bigger productions appears
to be very sophisticated special effects in this video. On the
other hand, you know, you do have to have some some talent or
some experience and one of the questions has been, you know,
who exactly is behind the scenes doing this on behalf of the
Islamic State? Is this just some nobody who happens to have you
know, computer expertise or familiarity with this? Or is
this somebody who, you know, may have once worked in a newsroom
may have won videos or created videos, and has joined ISIS as
it is now using those those those skills to that regard.
Okay, anyway yeah, you get the picture I didn't the thing about
this was he said at the very end to that regard he kind of usages
this, you're gonna say, Well, I don't know I want to go to the
thing to that regard. Isn't that is it what what it means? I've
always seen
I'm gonna try I'm gonna try and give it a give it a shot when
someone says to that regard in that form in that spot in what
he's talking about, it sounds to me like he's just confirming
that he already knew something and he's explaining it trying
not to let you know that he really already knew and
therefore uses to that regard. Yeah, something that
I think is just more gobbledygook that we're getting
from everybody in the government and I looked up the worst case
scenario is Josh
Josh Earnest Yeah. Oh,
God.
This guy is I can't watch him anymore. Well, he ain't played
this
one. This is a Josh light this is John like effort. This is
somebody else but this is another this is the kind of
usages that are getting on my nerves and I want people to
start identifying Mr. Come play this John like effort.
Golf when they had hoped might be able to effort the release of
this pilot.
That's all what is that?
Yeah, that's it. That's it. They want to effort the release of
the pilot? What kind of sentences that
let me hear that that's interesting. Hold on a second. I
want to hear that again. effort the release
countries in the Gulf from the and hoped might be able to
effort the release of this pilot, Pa
turning everything into, you know, they're just turning words
around that word, effort and as a noun and a verb. It's like,
what why are you doing this to effort, the release? This is all
government talk. This is all if you weren't one of these agents.
That's literally
that had to be something written on the prompter. It's that it's
just written that way because CIA talks like that, or whoever
and ya know,
like that and interesting stuff. That's the point. You're, here's
another interesting use. This is Josh Earnest. And this is the he
uses it. I've never heard anyone use this and we have to actually
do a little work and look it up and see how it's used if it's
even make sense. Play Josh commend to Okay.
One other thing I want to also mention is I want to come into
your attention to statement from the President's top
counterterrorism adviser
command
command to your attention. I want to commend to your
attention as weird kind of what kind of English is this?
It's, I would say it could also be legalese. They get in real
careful about how they speak that's what I would think to
praise formally or officially
that's not what they are he's using it as interest someone or
something to I want to commend them this to your attention I
want to entrust you is bullcrap. And trust so I'm gonna read
something I could instead of saying I would like you to read
this. He says I'd like to commend to your attention,
which is wink wink nudge nudge this is the truth.
No, it's just it's wink wink nudge nudge I'm an idiot. He
says it again try the second clip of him saying command I
would certainly come into your attention the statement from man
Okay, I guess this same clip No no no, there was never command I
want to command Oh, we'll
do the two clips here the first one
one other thing I want to also mentioned is I want to come in
to your attention a statement from the President's top
counterterrorism adviser clip to I would certainly come into your
attention the statement from that is as difficult as it is
certainly in this so he is it okay does that so now he does
this one. This is the next one Josh this day now how does the
house this usage fit into the scheme of things Why do
reporters put up with this? And we're gonna continue to to stand
with them. Even in this very difficult tragic time. That he
decided to stain with them. We're gonna disdain with them.
Do you say disdain or disdain?
I think he said this day or disdain. I don't know.
I mean listen again. Oh, my second this is Oh man. What are
you doing? This is crazy stuff we need to work on this
and we're going to continue to to stand with them even in this
very difficult tragic time. Now what is it somebody What the
hell are you talking about?
They don't want to seem stupid.
I don't know. Here's us gone with some of this crap look kind
of disdain. I looked up this guy by the way just to say so he is
he's most of these like Carney was a editor of the
of the publication. The mainstream.
He knows how to speak English. This guy is a political science
grad from some university after going to would look like it's
actually A girl school that was a private school and he went to
the Senate and he got a political science degree and
this worked in the government ever since he's never been a
reporter or an editor or anything. So he speaks like one
of the like an idiot bureaucrat who doesn't have a good command
of the English language and is getting on my nerves. That's
probably one of the reasons you don't like listening to him.
Yeah. That's a Josh informed by experts. Okay. This is a process
it's been informed by experts. And this is a process that's
been informed by experts the process does that mean?
Okay, this now removes any culpability from any person
because the process was informed by experts not the people
creating the process. No, the process is its own entity. This
is legalese. John this is they're getting ready and nobody
wants to be holding the burning the burning stick or whatever it
is.
Now this is you're reading too much into this guy is a moron
that's the problem. And he's using these words I've seen the
I worked for the government I've seen these guys go on and on and
on say nothing and using this cop talk, calm speak like this.
You know, they have like their when they're testifying, but now
even if you meet with them, they tree like this, this, this is
the way they talk all the time. It's not like they turn it on
and off. And this guy believes talks like this all the time.
Here's another little annoyance that I've really I've always
hated this. And this study. I haven't heard it for a while. I
thought, oh, boy, I think it was sneaking into carnies language.
I think he may have quit because of this. Because he's starting
to see himself speaking like this. Play the judge Josh put
forward.
Josh put forward
she made reference to the fact that the Office of the Office of
the Director of National Intelligence, put forward a
report today.
Yeah, and he submitted a report and I put it forward. Yeah. Did
he take it on his desk and move it a little bit forward?
Somebody did put forward he put it forward. Okay. You're as he
put it forward. You're nitpicking you hate this guy.
Not did picking this is this is what we have to endure this kind
of thing. He's not even saying anything. This doesn't mean
anything. And the White House is going to turn to a bunch of
bullshit artists. Oh, wait a minute. What am I thinking?
Okay, we can cancel this segment. They already are
bullshit artists.
In all your years on Mother Earth, have you ever seen such
bullshit in the White House?
Actually, no, no, right. It's sad, especially with Jared
woman. She was sitting right next to Obama's he's going on
about the L
O V. J. 44.
VJ 44. So
that's, that's our Twitter handle.
Oh, god. Yeah. One of the things with Josh we just want to play I
noticing that he has there's a certain style of speech, which
I'm going to document because I've got a couple of examples of
it, as I call it, like half up talking. But you kind of
everybody speaks his way. Susan power as Susan, was it Susan
Rice speaks this way. Samantha Powers not so much. But Jared
speaks this way. And there's other people that have worked in
the Oval Office. amongst the staff there. They speak this way
they
we need to kill this.
Kill that. Okay, there we go. That's strictly Fox. All right.
So play the Josh, EPA climate end up talking about we're the
last word he says is up talked, but it's not it's a certain kind
of Chicago up talk. Describe it. And it's, I'm hearing it more
and more and more. And as it's I hope it doesn't affect the way
people speak to each other. But it's terrible.
On one final topic, the EPA weighed in with this assessment
of the Keystone Pipeline today, saying that it would indeed have
effects on climate change. Doesn't this basically show that
the President's test on whether or not to approve Keystone is
will not be will not be fulfilled?
Well, I did see the letter that was at the EPA put out today,
I'm not going to comment, you know, on this process, or at
least the substance of this process, until the State
Department has concluded their broader review about to
determine whether or not the this project going forward is in
the national interest. So certainly the President has laid
out his own clear criteria about how he believes the project
should be evaluated and as part of the process of collecting
input from relevant agencies across the federal government.
The EPA put out their own Supplemental Environmental
environmental impact study.
I've noticed this and I think Daddy I think this is whenever
he or anyone else for that matter in your briefing is
reading from the tabs is reading from the documents and they're
trying to make it flow like they're just speaking but no,
you're kidding nobody. I think that's where the where the
uptight this half up talking comes comes in. Because they're
trying to be they're really trying to read verbatim because
it's all they have. That's
that would explain it but I is I've noticed his Cadence from
other people.
He's just doing it to annoy you. Well, I'm
getting annoyed. We played the chart a path forward
No, no, no play that chart a path forward. I don't think so.
will help chart a path forward.
That's a statement that's written by somebody
will chart Yeah, I'm sure. Written chart a path forward.
Yes. What does that even mean? We're gonna we're gonna get a
map makers.
Yeah, we're gonna get a quill and some ink. And we're going to
chart we're gonna get a sextant. And we're going to chart our
path forward, right into Assad's living room. Blood me, are you
done with Josh?
I'm just telling you, I'm gonna look out how good this guy's got
to go.
He will Don't worry. Back to McCain. Of course we had this
the hearings, the senatorial hearings for the confirmation of
Ashton Carter. As the replacement for Charlie.
When he comes out he looks at hang dawg. Yeah, it looks like a
bureaucrat loser.
Well, he's a shill. He was there to do whatever he's told to do,
which was the problem with Hegel is Hegel was annoying, not for
himself a little bit. And for people who
are getting ahead hangdog look to,
well, he got beaten down into submission. That's why he got
beaten. They said, Look, you're resigning and he's gonna really
kill you or something he the guy said, McCain and Ashton Carter.
I think the misses on the strategy
for rice is a good clip ISIS ISIL is advertising. I think the
strategy connects ends and memes and our ends with respect to
ISIL needs to be its lasting defeat, I say lasting because
it's important that when they get defeated, they stay
defeated. And that is why it's important that we have those on
the ground there, who will ensure that they stay defeated,
once defeated. It's different from the two sides of the
border. This guy's
so funny, that he knows he's charted the path forward. He
knows what's going on. We know. We need Jordanians to be there
on the ground, but we're going to be rising, we'll be advised
bridge one enemy. But there's two different contexts. Mr.
Chairman,
this is very raw, this is very important what he's saying here
today, one enemy two different contexts. No Iraq, we've got
that covered. We got that taken care of, we're good to go. The
only other piece he's going to say Syria, but he means Assad
just listen and think Assad different
contexts. Mr. Chairman, in Iraq, the force that will keep them
defeated as the Iraqi security forces, that's our strategy is
to strengthen them and to make them that force on the Syrian
side, not to take too long about it, we are trying to build the
force that will keep them defeated. And that's going to be
a combination of moderate Syrian forces and regional forces.
Okay, let's
just deconstruct that moderate Syrian forces, which is just
such a contradiction in war terms. And then regional forces,
which is a Jordanians? Well, it sounds like, doesn't sound like
a strategy to me. Maybe flesh out your goals.
Did he say Thanks, John? No, I said,
Thanks, John. Oh, I said, Thanks, John. I'm thinking Mr.
McCain. We're on a first name basis. So this may not take very
long, I don't know, it could take months and months. But I
think depending on what happens in this Armed Services
Committee, and whatever power they have, what kind of
committee do can the committee just say, let's do something
now. Can they make
you anything? They there, they have these committees so that
when they have session that Congress meets in power, they're
writing up a bill, the committee comes in and says this is no
good, you can't do it this way. Like oversight. It's like
oversight of whatever they're investigating and the bill
making process. So if the Armed Forces Committee says no to
that, like something like some funding, it just never gets
anywhere, just go anywhere, doesn't won't, won't come out of
committee. Why these bills when they write a bill, a lot of go
into the committee, so the committee talks about the bill,
and then they can kill it or vote on it or whatever instead
of back.
Well, for sure. If this doesn't do it, if this does isn't
enough, if they don't feel this is enough for some kind of
additional action, because we already have 1000s of troops
again, in Jordan. It's about money. Money has to be sent
money must be sent. That's the bottom line. That is of course
also so that we can sell some stuff. Military Industrial
Complex stuffs. Whoa Hello?
That then these guys have threatened all the pilots. Yeah,
they credit roll at the end
I saw it but I don't want to fly anymore they're threatening me
this sounds
react that way but now but the countries may have to upgrade
their equipment yes to so they avoid getting shut down. Shut
down so upgrades are not cheap
we need two things. We need an excuse me we need a no fly zone.
That's the note we needed limited no fly zone. And I think
this is the next step the United Nations Security Council this is
how we did it with Libya is how it works. We get a no fly zone
once we have the no fly zone then we're moving forward so
this may be the strategy with this particular video to get the
no fly zone
well the no fly zone if that actually happens would indicate
that it has to do with Syria more than anybody else you're
right because there's the ISIS people I hate to remind everyone
have no airplanes and they can't fly one if they did they got no
ships don't think as well Yodas
don't they have magical flying Toyota has
magical Toyotas
Oh, which reminds me just as a little intermezzo. You remember
the magical shape shift shapes shape shifting Jews?
Yeah a tongue twister if ever there was yes
the magical shapeshifting Jews that are now apparently being
blamed for the attacks in France
we have listeners yes it were when we have listeners edited
according to the listener is the shape shifting Jew
right well Secret Agent Paul who was responsible for many a good
song and jingle on this program is once again prove to us why we
are the best podcast in the universe
shape shifting shapes
shapes magical shapes. I tell you no other program anywhere.
And probably no other podcast would ever have that for you.
That no and that the divorce.org/and a just a
reminder.
Oh man. It's so good. It's so good. is fine. The best thing is
Jews listen to our show. Love this whole shapeshifting Jew
thing. They think it's funny.
Yeah, well, they do. And they probably wish it were true.
They will probably want this clip. No sir Joe No, the
shapeshifting Jews, I'm telling you. Yeah. Anyway, so from that
incremento I would like to propose that I thank you for
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Our Mondo Guerra Yeah. Amani and he works. He walks 10 hours a
day. He would like a much longer show I'm sure. He's guys walk a
lot, a
lot. Not all of them. He does. He's got cars I love cars.
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you need to propagate the formula. The formula is this, we
go out, we get people in the mouth
I find the relationship between the left wingers in this country
and the Koch brothers, rather, now use this word abhorrent. The
Koch brothers began as anti Vietnam War activists and then
they became big evolved into modern libertarians and they're
very libertarian in their views on everything. In fact, almost
checklist libertarian, and they started the Cato Institute and
the heritage and all these a lot of these groups were started by
them. I don't know how active they are. But it seems to me
that their background is right it should be pretty much right
in line with the progressives but it but just I think it's
just because they're connected to a private corporation that
has oil Yes, she does. Is that bad or bad? Automatically?
Which then they make diapers? Oh, God, which, which are made
from oil? Well, well, some not. Yeah, of course. Plastic was
plastics. Hello. It's petroleum products. That's what I should
be more correct. Well, well, so this there's three main things
that I see going on. Actually. We need to take a little break.
John, we do have a brand new month. We have presidential
proclamations
I'm all ears.
Hey, we go it is by proclamation. It is American
Heart Month. which precede anything special. Ah. Oh, of
course. We had the National Wear Red Day, February 6. We missed
that. Oh, no. Yeah, we missed that one. And then it is see oh,
why would they have a Wear Red Day to
commemorate and to recognize the heart it's stupid. So moral self
licensing. By wore red. I'm done. I don't have to help out.
Everybody feels good. Changed my Twitter icon bingo. Boom.
Shakalaka. Good to go. And, and hello, the African Americans.
You get to share your history with American Heart Month, which
I think is a slam down. A bad African American history should
be that should have its own month to have to share anything.
But there it is. It was it? No. For generations, the story of
American progress has been shaped by the inextinguishable
beliefs that change is always possible and a brighter future
lies ahead. With tremendous strength and abiding resolve our
ancestors some of whom were brought to this land in chains
have woven there was I gotta read this better have woven
their resilient dignity into the fabric of our nation, and taught
us that we are not trapped by the mistakes of history. It was
these truths that found expression has foot shoulders
and Freedom Riders sat in and stood up, marched and agitated
for justice and equality. This audacious movement gave birth to
a new era of civil and voting rights. And slowly, we renewed
our commitment to an ideal at the heart of our founding. No
matter who you are, what you look like, how modest your
beginnings are the circumstances of your birth, Kenya, you
deserve every opportunity to achieve your God given
potential. Which slipped God in there. Good. And then finally,
if that wasn't enough, it is national Teen Dating Violence
Awareness and Prevention Month. I didn't know that. This is a
this is a new one. National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and
Prevention Month. Wow. This is website lovers respect.org or
veto from violence? Not cdc.gov. Alright kids, your president
says you got to do with the CDC. It's a health it's a health
crisis.
When you go to the public health, abuse or mental health
I don't know CDC sets the standard for what constitutes
everything. So it's how it works. Don't make it up. So this
is a it took me a little while to figure this one out. It was
very, very annoying. It's been going on for a week or two and
all of a sudden it just exploded. This this vaccine
issue. It started with the Disneyland thing. That's where
you saw it first. We played clips. It was
weeks to care for you guys. For this topic that you're going to
discuss, which is Josh on measles, we got Josh's back. And
I would
love to let me lead into Josh on measles. So I'm seeing the story
after story after story and turns into the story about anti
vaccine. And it turns into maybe making vaccines mandatory. So
it's an ever image. It's exploding on the scene. So I
have an insider now I called nurse Tracy, and she helped me
figure it out. Because I'm like, Is there is there some measles
thing that is really, really all that bad? Is this an epidemic?
Are the people in the hospitals freaking out? To know?
Okay, let's hear Josh did speak to the President about this
issue shortly before the briefing. And he was clear that
we don't need a new law, we need people to exercise common sense.
Government does not need to establish a mandate for
vaccines, just recommendations and advice to states parents on
what the President saying we shouldn't have to that the
science is clear. And it is. It is irresponsible for people to
not get their children vaccinated not only because it
puts their children at risk of getting the measles. It also
puts at risk. The children, other children in their
community, if it's infants who are too young to get the
vaccine, or children who have compromised immune systems that
they can't get the vaccine. So people need to take
responsibility not just for their kids, but for the kids in
their community. All right.
Let me make one thing absolutely clear to everyone within the
sound of my voice. The politicians talking about
vaccinations and measles. Do not give one shit about you or your
kids. Not an iota. This is a full scale attack. This
interesting because I think this is something that backfired.
This is all about the 2016 election. This is only to make
Republicans look kooky. Make them look super, super, super
kooky. Here's an example. We start with CBS
interesting to hear the debate in the Republican Party you had
most top Republican lawmakers saying yesterday and very
clearly from Senator Rubio that vaccines work, they protect
children. There's no evidence that it causes autism. And then
you have Senator Rand Paul, saying first on CNBC, that he's
seen it cause mental disorders in children. And then he has
backtracked that statement, what's going on in the party,
but you have the Wall Street Journal, which you write for
now. Really taking on Chris Christie's comments yesterday,
today, taking on Rand Paul calling this the Weird Science
of misters, Paul and Christie's and their lack of information.
Are you surprised Figgy that measles and vaccinations are a
part of the political conversation number one and
number two, does it damage anybody's chances? Are you
surprised?
So this this coop, first of all, Rand Paul, they crucified him?
He's out he can never run for president again, this is going
to haunt him. Where this everyone Oh, I'm not
gonna disagree with this. But I this is not my interpretation of
what's going on.
I finish. Yep. This has been politicized. This is Ben Carson.
No, this is CNN is
now you see a smart guy running potential opponents coming out.
And it seems as though the Republican Party has a problem
with science, that they're always pushing back against
science. And here once again, Rand Paul, he says vaccines are
good, but he's pushing back as if the government shouldn't be
making all these decisions. Chris Christie. Sure. He
corrected his statement, as well as Rand Paul, but he was pushing
back that it shouldn't be all about the government. Do you
think that is wise? Or is it pandering?
Well, first of all, I have to challenge the premise of your
question, because in California, the majority of the cases are
coming from Democratic strong halls. So I'm not sure that I
would characterize it as a problem with one party or the
other. But I would characterize it as a problem of lack of
information about, you know, Martin studies,
I'm not saying that Republicans are getting sick more, I'm
saying that they're talking about the sickness more in ways
that may not be productive, for example, what you say about
well, maybe people being introduced that sounds like code
for illegal immigration. To me, is that a point you're trying to
make? Or you're trying to make the measles situation into an
immigration?
It's, it's not code. And I'm not trying to make it into any
particular argument. I'm stating what the facts are. The facts
are that there are people in our country who have become lacks in
terms of their vigilance, we're getting their kids immunized and
we have people coming in who are not necessarily being properly
screen. This is where it got interesting that one more clip
and then I want to hear your take on this. Carson here, who
is a medical professional a alludes to this being a
California liberal type thing and then I caught this Don Lemon
with Frank Bruni, who is writes for The New York times. And this
is why I don't understand if this who set this up who or what
opportunities came in to take over this and elevate this to
make. I think so far it's making the Republicans look loony. But
really, if you listen to lemon and Bruni who are totally on the
left side, they'll say that it's the natural people. I eat
Berkeley, Berkeley type folk, we write about this in in an op ed,
it's called the vaccine, the lunacy. Okay, you said, but
what's in play is more than one, one affliction, right? One
afflictions resurgence, the size and the sway of the anti vaccine
movement reflect a chilling disregard for science, or at
least a pick and choose cafeteria approach to it. That's
also evident, for example, in many Americans refusal to
recognize climate change. You think that these are the sorts
of natural people who were promoting this, and really
people of privilege who are promoting this? Oh, yeah. You
mentioned those fissures. Interestingly, I think a lot of
the anti vaccine people probably would hate to hear themselves
lumped in with the climate change deniers. But they're
doing the same thing from different places on the
political spectrum. They're basically saying, when my gut,
or when what I want to believe is different from science, I'm
going to go with my gut and what I want to believe over science,
and I think it happens across a spectrum of issues. I think it's
a problem. Why are we seeing so many parents especially parents,
when you think of it, when you think of the natural crowd?
Wouldn't you think that these are more learned people? Maybe
I'm wrong learners. Some of them are Yeah, but I mean, I think
learn it is a term and work in a lot of ways. They make a lot of
information. They may not be that bright about the way they
process it, but you use the phrase all natural, and a lot of
these people are the all natural crowd, if they really want to
live all natural. Are they getting dentistry for their
kids? Or they're getting orthodonture? I mean, all
natural and we lived all natural. You go back far enough.
We were dying at 30 and 40. I don't think we really want to
live all natural.
Well, that's good. Well, here's what's going on the way I see
it. In fact, I get the biggest kick out of these local stores
because all our news channels have oh, a Misal case is found
in Marin County. I had a clip actually a couple of shows ago
for this because I've my comment about that is that you when I
was a kid, they didn't have a measles vaccine. Everybody got
the measles and it wasn't a news story. John got the measles,
measles. So they bring up this measles, they make a mountain
out of a molehill. Your friend Tracy says the same thing it
keeps that stays in the news. It's focused on measles. And
then it gets picked up by the political stations which have to
make everything political, they blame it on the Republicans,
Republicans stupidly get involved. And that keeps the
whole thing in the news and what it says we're talking about
vaccines, and we're talking about science and all the rest
of what one little fact is left out of all this as as it boils
and boils into Republicans are now involved in Oliver's
backtracking. That's bullcrap that just happened by accident.
This was a concerted effort by the pharmaceutical companies to
destroy it as a distraction of the week because they're the
ones with the money that can promote these kinds of things
and make me sad and all of a sudden measles a big story and
get in let it do its own thing which it's done and you found
the political side of it to distract everyone from the
simple fact that the flu vaccine this year does not
at all, there it is, ladies and gentlemen, there it is. No, it
does not work.
And nobody mentions that during this discussion if you haven't
noticed so
nurse Tracy who works with dying kids fun job. She when she
started to work here at this hospital, she had to get a
booster for measles because it had been so long that she I
guess it goes with the effectiveness wears off. She
says she'd been on all kinds of stuff didn't catch any measles
did around sick people sick kids with measles with everything
didn't catch any measles. The the insiders on the medical
field are very skeptical about this. And I think you're right.
I think that it was a distraction. I looked at another
angle to other angles. Of course, they did. There was a
lot of talk about mandatory mandatory vaccinations making it
mandatory which is a very,
if you listen to Josh Earnest he talks about that and he said
they don't want to do that. And I think they don't want to do it
because it would really cause a backlash, big
backlash. Do we have that
clip? That's the clip we play when we play in there.
We got it we got it. We got it. See the other thing we'll aim
for the political for the politicization of it. August
will be National Immunization Awareness month which will be
perfect you know that will really be leading up to the to
the elections and can make everybody
see me in August. Yeah, August elections are still a year after
that. I don't know what they're gonna do. I mean, this answer
this this thing is I think it works to make it so Honestly,
Republicans are anti science and they're actually it's not just
old Toad, you know sitting around I don't believe this is
true steam engines are good enough.
But they but they I think Rand Paul if he got screwed on this
one somebody screw Rand
Paul is too casual. And by the way he's got screwed anyway he
gets screwed with his appearance. He is not a good
look. He is not a presidential looking guy. He's a creepy
looking guy. Let's face it. He's a creepy looking guy that is
just slightly untrustworthy. He talks about that strange voice
that yeah, I want to discuss in a future show.
You know, what was the best the best thing I saw? Let me just
say this.
That strange voice curiously SAT is the same cadence and I'm
going to prove this the same cadence and style voice as Glenn
Greenwald Oh, same pauses okay good same pregnancy here and
there and and the way we wrote roles the words out it's an like
an accent of server or and most of these guys and their accent
from where
never seen them in the same room at the same time never see the
same photo and I think this was my favorite meme going around
for this and and this this is caught on so quickly. People
People love doing this crazy kooky Republican you nut jobs,
where really it is, quite honestly a lot of liberals who
are just behind on schedule and just forgetting that's the fact
that we have those facts from from the organizations
themselves about people not being on schedule with their
kids. I love the Roald Dahl stories you see that? No. Some
I'll read this to you this from the Washington Post some, but it
was everywhere. Some people seem to think Measles is a nuisance
disease irritating and briefly unpleasant, but otherwise
harmless. For many it's not so bad. For others. The Measles is
serious and potentially fatal blow children and then we have
Roald Dahl, the renowned author of boy Charlie in the Chocolate
Factory Matilda and scores of other books and screenplays lost
his daughter Olivia to measles in 1962. In 1988, about seven
years before his death, he wrote a poignant plea, which I'd never
heard of never seen before. But here it is. Olivia, my eldest
daughter caught measles when she was seven years old. As the
illness took its usual course I can remember reading to her
often in bed and not feeling particularly alarmed about it.
Then one morning when she was well on the road to recovery I
was sitting on on her bed showing her how to fashion
little animals out of colored pipe cleaners. And when it came
time, when it came to her turn to make one herself, I noticed
that her fingers and her mind were not working together and
she couldn't do anything. Are you feeling all right? I asked
her. I feel all sleepy. She said in an hour. She was unconscious
in 12 hours. She was dead ease. And so you know because of Roald
Dahl is oh my god, this is Roald Dahl. And never heard this
story.
So I don't think he would be making it not be me have.
No, it's sick. If he was they just they got deep, man. They
got deep for this.
Well, there's money in the vaccine obviously.
Well, yeah. And I was thinking also the Ebola vaccine. They
kind of hand that out. Oh, I had a great note from somebody about
that. Wow. Let me just grab this for a second. Hold on. This was
from one of our producers. I have it here. producer Nick. A
few months ago, a friend of mine from the army was going to
Africa to help with the Ebola outbreak. I laid down the no
agenda knowledge on him. He argued against it but was open
minded about what I was telling him. Probably because I'm not
like Alex Jones and don't scream. It's real in people's
faces. I give disclaimers that I have no knowledge of what truth
is. Well, he just came back from his tour and is now in a three
week quarantine. He sent me this message out of the blue dude.
Next time I'm in New York, we have to talk off the net. This
whole thing was interesting. Let's just say almost everywhere
else. I went outside of the Capitol getting etbu facilities
had less than one case of Ebola in the entire country. So we
will be getting an update from producer Nick soon as he speaks
is a guy on the inside which I've been saying this is the
military is not there to do anything for Ebola. No, no. And
then they brought back this Andrew Wakefield thing and
we went to action with oil.
Oh yeah. Oil and resource a new oil in West Africa and the poor
poor leadership. Just boots the boots on the ground boots on the
ground.
You get dead I gotta we got an interesting note. I think we
both got it. I'm looking for it now. From the Japanese guy.
Yes. The one about
about the what the Japanese republics read, how they've, how
they've, we don't have any confirmation of this. We do have
people in Japan and maybe somebody can confirm this. But
essentially, he says and I use the word essentially on purpose
and it's okay. He says that the Japanese were not on you know
they these two guys that were I have it
here I have read it please and he has a New York Times he
references a New York Times article about how the Japanese
feel about this and he says I disagree with this article in
Japan most people don't seem to outrage even manga which are
their comics suggest that we sent this little copy of it
suggests the public feels like the hostages took a chance to be
involved in that part of the world in the comic you see here
isis gives Japanese Japanese a warning. And the Japanese public
basically says and he said basically, aren't you
responsible? Meaning aren't the hostages responsible for going
to the Middle East and getting captured? And why do we have the
responsibility for paying all that money because you made that
stupid mistake? That's the attitude maybe not everyone
thinks this way but I think it's a general attitude so I feel the
New York Times article is a lie It's a lie he says and of course
this is all just coincidentally comes together with the OB a
changing the constitution so that Japan can now militarize
something they were always very proud of not doing and not being
involved in war since World War Two and now of course Japan
coming back into the fray thanks in part to this in these videos
are great, you you pretend to kill one guy and then everyone
goes back to war. It's phenomenal. Just phenomenal
the way it works
so anyway, whether it was set up ahead of time or not the clearly
the legs that disome That measles vaccine story has, is
just being used to make to codify people Guca fie and well
that's the that's but this is gonna go on they've done this
with climate change. They've been you know, everyday
Republicans are all crazy. Yeah. And they've Republicans are gun
nuts. So the women Yeah, this has been this. The fact that the
Republicans can't take any defensive measures to stop this
or reverse they should just
give up they should just start a new party. This is this is
ruined. This is they need to start over.
I don't know what their problem is. But I don't know that even
though this is going well. A number
of them are just stupid. The problem is a number of them are
recognisably nuts. The Democrat Party is nuts too. But you know,
this is so much better. Pond it's great fun to say they deny
science.
Story nice.
This is what the nice science is the end of story have nothing
left to say. Just deny sign and joke
of it Israel. Yeah.
What's the joke? Hey, what's the job? Well,
we do have to make one mentioned short mention of the Super Bowl.
Yes. Wow. Super Bowl was the status show. And we I predicted
it was going to be a gyp at the end. It was but not by any
officials methodologist by stupidity, right. Again, the
Seattle team, which should have won because they had the
spectacular ending that should have brought them the winning
score, and then they threw the ball away by stupidly throwing a
crossing route. Two feet from the goal line in the middle of
the tight defense. Okay, that makes sense. And maybe it was
thrown I don't know. Here's
what I think. And Vegas, by the way, lost their ass.
Vegas never loses. Okay.
A lot of people lost a lot
of they take that that chunk in the middle they give the best
come in for the other side that changed the odds and it here's
what I here's what I think happened. You know, they got
into a fight. They got into I saw that they got into a fight.
Because this was not supposed to happen this way. And they went,
dude, what are you doing? You can't win. You can't win this
game. We're supposed to win. That's what I saw. Why else were
they fighting every thought of why we're fighting nature.
The fight was just the sports poor sports on
this. There was money involved in that. Those guys someone's
got pissed off. Smack you around. Boy. You ruined the
whole idea.
Well, you know the here's the here's the interesting point to
that theory, which I'm now going to subscribe to this week. We
believe these games are all rigged. I have to accept this
theory. And I just have to accept it have to accept muscle
you must accept the no agenda, the thinking. The guy who made
the interception was an opportunist. He was a rookie.
Yeah. Who was not clued in on this so bad.
What do you do and don't don't catch the ball more? Exactly.
They've screwed it up.
According to the coach, who isn't, you know, who is now
going to be ruined for life. He said that well this play was
supposed to be an incompletion was a play that we was a
throwaway, right thinking when he says that he's just an idiot.
But the more I think about it, yeah, I mean, he's claiming that
he's going to throw a play away. Now, there's could be all kinds
of reasons for doing that. And then they were gonna run
Marshawn Lynch, but the guy intercepted it and screwed up
everything. It's possible that Yeah, I think that that's as
good. An explanation for what happened is any I've ever heard
if we are to believe and we kind of believe that
this rig is rigged. Made for a great game made for a great
ending. The game
was terrific, especially at Crazy catch at the end with a
guy The ball bounced off the stuffing and they hit his legs
and it
was a great game was fun to watch. And yeah, thank you
watched it. didn't watch the whole thing. I went on the end.
Yeah. So the end, but I went to the after the show, I went to a
crystal class.
Oh, okay. That's okay. We're taking Yeah, we're stopping the
show. And we're going to talk about this. We're going to talk
about it. But it was what would you what is your you? You did
show we wrapped up the show. You had to get out of there real
fast that we were doing our little finishing. That's pretty.
That's pretty smart. Let me take a title that I gotta get out of
here. Let's not rush over and I said where are you going? And
you say, I'm taking a crystal class where you learn the energy
of the crystal? Yes. And she God who rules the universe?
Something like that? I can't remember. Exactly. And then you
shot out of there and you went to the crystal question you said
this will be great show material. That's
great. It was fun though. There was me and 15 Girls 15 Women
Yeah, young women we sat in a circle
and and they didn't tell a secret and and share it Hi. So I
told
a secret everybody was like, Well, I'm here to learn about
the crystals and bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla and I'm like,
hold on a second. This is the romantic heart to Crystal
session. Is it not? This is I read that this was for people
who are heartbroken here I am. I want my crystals show me how to
use them. And they all went Ah, I got three numbers at least So
who's this guy got three numbers
and I'm friends with all them on on Facebook now that's just
hilarious. Oh
fantastic.
I will report on my my crystals after I've evaluated them for a
little while I'm but
you actually got yourself a batch of crystals you're wearing
around your neck? No,
no, no, you can put one of them you can put in water and the
other one you can spit take I left my the the names of them
over in the I can grab them if you want. But yeah, hold on.
Here with this crystal you put in water. And it gives off the
vibes of the universe into the water that does depression water
which absorbs the energy of the crystal and then I slip into the
tub with bubble bath I might add and lots of candles all around
me. And the energy of the crystal flows through my soul.
It's the candles that will kill you. Okay, I have just four
seconds. Okay, so you have the pink Koons eight, which opens
the heart on all levels so it can receive everything from a
sense of stability to a profound connection with the universe.
Can Zeit Yes. And what where it is is where is it documented
that it does what you just said on my card.
And but my favorite is the Rhodochrosite ProSite This is
the one you put in water. So it's Ro R H O D O yeah. Roi O R
O C it s si te Rhodochrosite enlivens doll senses provides an
immediate sense of bodily awareness. assists in overcoming
negative self talk or destructive relationships
promotes physical vitality and sensuality. Is it pink? Yes.
Yes. Especially useful for transcending physical trauma
relating to accidents or abuse returns. Well actually go on and
returns users to their body and provides a sense of enjoying the
physical or out of your body can also have a flirtatious or
vivacious effective use with that intent.
Ink Rhodochrosite is a strong stone eight emotional healing
and encourages you to feel love for yourself. This one energy
will assist you in meditation to reach a state of joy and sublime
happiness Incas believe Jay mais its energy may stimulate your
inner child you mock him in bring a deep childlike happiness
and joy in your life your age, to bring deep forgotten memories
to the surface for healing.
Listen, Incas believe Rhodochrosite was blood of
former rulers hardened to the stone and revered it as momento
Mori you go
it's a pretty stolen when it's a big giant crystal cut and sliced
very pretty. It looks like it looks exactly the least this
picture. It looks exactly like a beat
does. Alright, so you just mock me fine with some trying
something new. Trying something new. All right.
Let's talk spinning was nerdy enough. Yeah.
I'm going to try yoga next to
oh, well you probably need the the flexibility.
Oh, I think yoga will be nice.
I'm gonna try yoga next. Yes.
What's wrong with that? Lots of people do yoga John Yeah, no, I
think it's fantastic. You said
yeah, no, you said yeah, no, you said yeah, no, yes no, maybe
I was actually hoping to do a count with a with a clicker that
I was gonna that you can click on intelligent numbers I gotta
get this yes no thing really limited I don't need everyone to
the email all the explanation for the Yes No. And the I don't
need the I don't care I just need to get rid of it. Or how
its usage has developed over the years I don't like using it I
want it gone you just need help stopping I agree. Yeah, maybe so
crystal? I bet you there's a crystal
I shall ask the crystal hair I will ask the crystal lady
Yes See if I can be more aware of
here's what I will do. I will post this in
the crystal is the crystal Facebook re
s group. Now you might want to try the garnet because the
garden I have one to you the garden helps you focus on what
you're on your strategy for your to win your war and this could
be your Is this what you got? You guys got? I gotta Garnet
Yeah, I got to write more. I use the garnet for the show bit to
inspire me and protect me.
Who should use here's who should use this road AI whatever it is.
It's common for people to evade certain issues. Even though you
know that you feel a deep sense of mistrust of some person at a
gut level. The strong reaction in the gut or within the soda
or for our shine Fine, fine. Let's move on to the biggest lie
of the week, which I found so beautifully covered up and
pasted over this Brian Williams lie. Ah, this is great. Yeah,
here's
I have a couple clips. And by the way, I want to make sure
that we remember that it harkens back to the Hillary
Hillary Clinton That's right, Hillary Clinton like exactly the
same idea, but actually this is a little more a little rougher.
Here is a lie one we
started with a terrible moment a dozen years back during the
invasion of Iraq. When the helicopter we were traveling in
was forced down after being hit by an RPG. Our traveling NBC
News team was rescued surrounded and kept alive by an armored
mechanized platoon from the US Army Third Infantry.
Okay, so the discrepancy here is that his helicopter was not
actually hit by an RPG but a different helicopter. Here's
why. Number two ladies
and gentlemen during the Iraq invasion, US Army Command
Sergeant Major Tim interpack, was responsible for the safety
of Brian Williams and his NBC News team after their Chinook
helicopter was hit and crippled by enemy
fire. Fantastic. So somehow this, this comes out that he's
full of crap. And then he comes up with an apology or Brian
Williams does
on this broadcast last week in an effort to honor and thank a
veteran who protected me and so many others after a ground fire
inside. Did you have a question?
No, I'm saying he's already setting up the he has an excuse
for doing this.
On this broadcast last week in an effort to honor and thank a
veteran who protected me and so many others. After a ground fire
incident in the desert during the Iraq War invasion. I made a
mistake and recalling the events of 12 years ago. It did not take
long to hear from some brave men and women in the air crews who
were also in that desert. I want to apologize I said I was
traveling and an aircraft that was hit by RPG fire. I was
instead in a following aircraft. We all landed after the ground
fire incident and spent two harrowing nights and a sandstorm
in the Iraq desert. This was a bungled attempt by me to thank
one special veteran and by extension, our brave military
men and women veterans everywhere those who have served
while I did not, I hope they know they have my greatest
respect. And also now my apology
and just to show that he's full of crap, I found a segment from
him on David Letterman in 2013. Lying again,
we were in some helicopters. What We didn't know was we were
north of the invasion we were the northern most Americans in
Iraq we were going to drop some bridge portions across the
Euphrates so the Third Infantry could cross on them. Two of our
four helicopters were hit by ground fire including the one I
was in no RPG and ak 47
What a liar What a liar What a liar.
That Letterman clip is the one that closes the deal on him.
Oh yeah, he's a liar is a sack of poop liar.
Yeah, he said well, I was just an accident I was trying to
honor some guy and then he goes on Letterman and tells the same
story only exaggerated we're way ahead of everybody else are
dropping you know some bridge components so you know as always
that not only hit by the missile regard PG, PG, and he was
already here but he would they were doing good workers
denies he dies. He loves these done.
Not Oh, no, I think I think he'll get out of it. I think
Well, he'll then be she's got enough trouble. Get the the
rating suck. They got MSNBC to deal with and they're a bunch of
phonies. And they got now they got to the news anchor who has
to be a very trusted person to deliver the news. who's lying
and lying again, lies. Yeah. Well, I see him and he's in a
lot of movies and stuff. But he's an actor. Yeah, I've always
thought was, as
I told you, he used to work in New York and Milesi one to my
Yeah, my first wife. I get to say that now. She had all kinds
of work done. And he was doing like little packages about local
plastic surgeons and hitting on her.
But he never had any work done on his nose, which is crooked.
Now,
I'm not saying he had worked on but that that, that that's what
he did. He did human interest pieces on boob jobs.
Yeah. And then he was like an anchor on MSNBC for a long time
where he honed his skills as a newsreader. But this is the this
is not what you want from your anchor to be a no. And they did
it twice. As good as well. How long ago was the Letterman but
2013 2013? Where was the added seven was just a few weeks ago.
So nobody called him out on the Letterman thing apparently, no.
Nobody watches Letterman,
liars. Liars. I tell you.
Yeah. Yeah, that's distressing.
no skin off my nose.
Now, but It's distressing. The you have to assume this is a
component of our media. Well, it takes down perhaps good. No, I'm
talking about the glorification of one Oh, of course. Yeah. It's
my news anchor men who are just trying to embellish stories to
make themselves look good. To get a reaction. This is not what
you want. You don't want people reporting know, that are doing
this. No. Now that of course, we already proved that the news
media the way it exists today is crap anyway. Yes. He has a big
story. This is the big story that somebody wrote in and said,
Oh, you guys, there's nobody's reporting this, but they're
reporting and I think this is technically a huge scandal, that
I think it has all kinds of implication, but play the anthem
hacked.
Oh, man, this really it was we got that email. But this kind of
just started to break today.
Well, at this hour, millions of Americans don't even know it
yet. But their health insurance company has been hacked, someone
broke into the database of Anthem, which is the second
largest health insurer in America, Anthem is responsible
for many of the Blue Cross Blue Shield plans. It's not clear how
many people this impacts but the database held personal info for
about 80 million customers and employees anthem is offering
free credit monitoring and is increasing its password
protection. Well, that includes us
that we're on, we're in that database. You Yeah, the MVNO
had,
oh, yeah, we had
some Blue Cross and it includes former former customers were but
so we're, and it's social security numbers, addresses etc.
And, and now by law, which is the thing always bothers my
doctors at the Albany Medical Group, which is in Emeryville,
they they're older guys. And about a year or two ago, they
started they all have these tablets, these little tablets
they had to buy because they have some software now, because
the government has mandated that all medical records be
electronic in the for the for the near future. And they had to
either move some of the older handwritten stuff onto the
electronic side, I don't know what they do with the old
records or whatever the case is not secure. That way. It's
secure. When is a hand written record that's in a file folder?
Yeah, you go to the doctor, they pull your file out and he's got
his notes on there now is I know it's in the cloud. And if this
sort of thing how comes with Anthem Blue Cross, I mean,
you're gonna be hacking everybody's medical records. And
by the way that is considered a private, that's private
information. But if anyone can just hack it and pull it down,
the insurance companies are going to love that. Oh, I didn't
know this guy had that element.
Right? hadn't even thought about that angle.
That's where it's going, man.
Yeah, well, this is an I always have to refer whenever this
happens to the fine work of Theodore Kaczynski, industrial
society and its future link in the show notes have a read this
is all really the more we rely on technology, the more it's
going to start messing with us. And this is a prime example. And
this is Oracle, by the way, these guys use Oracle. So this
is a big problem. If you have some you have security for
getting into it, but you would think that the Oracle product
has, it's just not that stealable. You know, I mean, how
put if there's passwords involved, and there's outside,
if you can get into it from an app from an outside blind, it's
just impossible to protect, find the guy with the password, put a
gun to his head, give you the password, you type it in, you
take all the data out, you download the whole thing,
because he's the administrator, find out who that guy is. And
you just put a gun to his head, you can get all the information
you want. Anyone can do this. If you've got to put private
information in the cloud by law, well, this is going to happen.
You say
cloud, we don't know if it's in the cloud, or just doesn't
matter where it was. Got it. You say the point is
on a computer. So let me allow me to my doctor stuffs, quote,
unquote, in the crib cloud, that cloud doesn't mean anything is a
meaningless term. Yes. I mean, it means there's a computer
that's online somewhere that you're linking into. But I'm
just saying that you can get into these things. And now
they've done this. I mean, it's just that then this is like, one
salvo I mean, next thing, you know, everything's gonna be and
of
course, they immediately cooperate with the FBI. This is
they're ahead of the cyber sharing agreements, but they're
already doing it. And this, this kind of comes with a
coincidental launch. I'm not sure. It's probably not related.
But I did find let me just find this for you. I thought it was
kind of interesting because it was. It includes Megan Smith.
Who famous Google Exec. who now is the Chief Technology Officer
for these United States of Gitmo nation. EB she wants you to join
the US digital service. Have you seen this? The no US DS, the
United States Digital Service, there's a little a nice little
video a little promo video, which includes her and some
dudes named Ben and dude's name dudettes name
was he s.gov
Thanks, I'll play the video here. This hours of duty that we
set people up with like, these are things that they're gonna be
telling the grandkids about, like there was that time when I
worked for the White House. And here's what I did at the White
House and it was more meaningful than anything I've done before
science
and tech I think a lot of us we just intact by solving really
big complex, difficult problems and thinking alright, this is
crazy problem. I know software. I know technology. So how do I
use that knowledge to fix it? Like any big problem?
Yeah, I never ever pictured myself doing this until I saw
someone else doing it and thought that's awesome. My
skills
to these are these are such hipster people. The multi CultI
girl you got the dude
with the beard who actually make a difference in people's lives.
And I am the music is so inviting a long term difference.
The United States Digital. This is Megan, this
is the Americans who have tech skills come into government and
helping do what we need to do from DC and across this country.
By the way, Megan Smith needs to fix her teeth. Have you seen her
teeth?
Well, I had her I used to have on my old silicone spinto. Quite
often I didn't notice that her
teeth were off my my teeth may not be the best in the world.
But this just is crooked just sticking out all over the
places. There's no reason in 2015 to have those teeth.
Well, I never expected to be here. And I realized that that's
something I said with each step forward that I've taken each
step
right now it's just a really critical time to get
technologists into the government because it is a huge
desire.
The skills that we have, as technologists in the private
sector are still quite rare in government. And whether it's for
a year or six months or two months or even for a couple of
weeks. The time that you spend in US government can make a
dramatic impact.
Figuring out how we can use technology better to help lives
of American people. It's not a new challenge for the federal
government. This is something that we've been working on since
day one of the administration that administration's before us
have have tried to solve as well.
explain to people how broken things are broken. A lot of them
have asked me, Why would you walk into that? And the answer
is because it matters.
You know, I. And I remember thinking, wow, I know
technology. This is how I'll serve my country. Yeah, cases,
we're addressing the needs of the people who are most in need,
for whatever definition you want to use least able to help
themselves. That's the guy from the healthcare.gov typically did
and Silicon Valley.
We shifted how people are working, facilitated by
technology. Those shifts will outlast the specific technical
solutions that we believe that opportunity is unparalleled. At
times, I'm not sure if I'll finish my term with a concrete
deliverable, but I know that the culture is shifting and that
deliverable.
I have no deliverable. I'm just sitting around. being attacked
sometimes.
Some people are hands on keyboard coders. There's also
amazing designers
coders, don't be don't call them coders. They don't coders don't
like being called coders. There's
amazing design thinking people. There's product managers,
there's people who really know that subject matter or that user
who are, you know, scrubbed in together on these fabulous cross
functional teams fabulous so
grubbed in together. Is that what she said? Yeah,
this is Megan scrubbed in together on these fabulous cross
platform teams. Listen, this is gobbly gook of the highest
object. This is really good. This is the last bit here.
So concrete deliverable, but I know that the culture is
shifting, and that has to start some time.
Some people are hands on keyboard coders. There's also
amazing designers, there's amazing design thinking people,
there's product managers, there's people who really know
that subject matter or that user who are, you know, scrubbed in
together on these fabulous cross functional teams
scrubbed in together on these fabulous cross functional teams.
Wow.
I gotta write that down. Hold on, a winner scrubbed in. What
does that mean, scrubbed in together on these fabulous cross
function? Teams. And that's Megan Smith calling people
coders. Hands on coders. That's rude. just rude.
So you may not think you belong in the United States Digital
Service is but we want Yeah, yeah, we want you. Oh, we want
you but 90 Digital. Sad. just sad.
I don't know. depressing,
somewhat. So let me ask you a question with them, grabbed him
together. Now though, you and I are scrubbed in together on his
favour. Now we're strapped in together on this fabulous cross
function team. I have a question with the information that we
know is now been taken, which includes yours and mine,
presumably, what can be done? And I think my information has
now been stolen many times over. Does this mean that people will
assume my identity doesn't matter at this point anymore?
Having this information and Social Security normally and
you know, they can pick and choose? Hey, these companies
need to be sued? Ah, yeah.
Well, don't think it's some kind of indemnification if they
signed on to the sharing agreement.
I'm sure when you signed up for the operation. For the anthem
operation, you probably already signed your rights away.
But I mean, is with the cyber sharing legislation that we read
that is now law, when they share things. If they agreed to the
sharing agreement, they are indemnified.
I think the government Yes, maybe this information went
straight to NSA. You don't know. Who
knows? I don't know if it's any good to them. But no, maybe they
don't care. Well, I think the main thing is you connect
connecting emails and phone numbers, particularly phone
numbers, I think would be the would be a bad thing. That's
where the real trouble comes in. I think
maybe yeah. Here here's one for you just returned by the medical
system play Pelosi.
There bang at the moon, something that it's not going to
to work and instead of proposing any which would be welcomed to
hear good suggestions, they may have to approve the Affordable
Care Act. There bang at the moon 56 times.
She insane. He is insane paying at the moon
she actually missed one of those because they're being at the
moon. They're baying at the moon
at the moon, everybody wow what is that what is what does that
mean? What is pissing in the wind? Wow. Hmm.
Shoveling shit against the tide there's yeah, there's She won't
say that she uses baying at the moon. I'm gonna show my school
but Joanie did no agenda Imagine all the people who could do
that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
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that up for me that Tinder thing? Yeah. Because you can
only sign up with your Facebook profile. So you can't log in any
other way. It connects to face stupid.
Are they part of Facebook? Are they owned by Facebook? Because
Facebook operation?
No. But when you do that, as a developer, you get a whole bunch
of Facebook information. Like an unbelievable amount. I'm getting
spammed by every dating site every just if it's incredible.
And you get automatically signed up for stuff. So you're not
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Yeah, of course. Now, you should not This
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in and I got an because I'm trying to go all in on some
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Nexus seven. And I installed Google Now. Oh, man, have you
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Oh, it takes over the place. It can.
It can read it says it right there. It can read all of your
private information. It can read everything, everything. And it
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Yeah. Well, actually, nobody cares. I care. Well, you're one
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I know. So yeah, this is an I think most of these dating apps
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they're getting so much information about you and your
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Are you I noticed these things I know what to look for. And I'm
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That's sugar daddies and Sugar Babies. As you know.
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Oh, no, I didn't sign up for that. Anyway,
yeah, it's a big giant scam
total scam. Now I have to probably
never get out of it. You're gonna be screwed. You've already
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Gotta go change my name is your name. Change my name legally.
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drives people very, very nuts. We've been looking at a
resurgence of the six week cycle.
Yeah, and we should see well, in the classic sense, it should be
March 1. If we're going to be
alright, you've you've already affected March 1. I got this
nice little Ben, this nice little ditty from I guess
there's a longer documentary. This is former FBI Assistant
director Thomas Flynn tests, who explains in a very short clip,
the how, what the the the purpose of the six weeks I heard
is a great clip. If you're submitting budget proposals for
a law enforcement agency for intelligence agency, you're not
going to submit your proposal that we won the war on terror
and everything's great because the first things going to happen
is your budget is going to be cut in half. You know, it's my
opposite of Jesse Jackson's keep hope alive. This is keep fear
alive.
I don't know why I didn't get get that clip. But I heard it
keep her alive. Keeps your clip to keep keep fear alive.
I'm gonna put that in the evergreens. Actually, I think
that's evergreen girl, and maybe this show title. Oh, also a good
idea. Let me just put that in our evergreen be worth at some
day. Going after Debbie Wasserman Schultz. Oh, the have
you heard this who? This is from the I guess the shapeshifting
juice department. I found this to be interesting. multiple
levels. This is a secret recording from I'm not quite
sure where she was. But she's talking about almost the
sovereignty of the Jews in America is a strange clip. And
it's probably out of context. But this is now being shuttled
around, I guess, trying to discredit her.
No one's funny for years. And I didn't follow him probably at
one point or another. Had my incredible children who are now
1515 and 11. Because we we have the problem of assimilation. We
have the problem with
a marriage problem with assimilation and intermarriage.
We have a problem that too many generations of Jews don't
realize the importance of our institutions, strengthening our
community.
We have problems with too many Jews not understanding our
institutions and strengthening of our community, I guess
because of intermarriage with the rise
of anti semitism and global intolerance.
Ah, there we go. anti semitism, of course, that is the the
mantra of what is happening in Europe.
Obviously, we saw in perfect Technicolor in just the last
week
in horrific Technicolor. They're trying to discredit her with
that is not such a big deal to me.
So who she married to here, Steve Schultz. radio guy named
Schultz is no wiki entry for him. But if his name ish
Schultz, as a Jewish name was maybe he's northern Jew and
she's southern Jew. What's the deal? I don't
I don't know. I don't know. I have no idea what it's about.
This is good. This one. And this was sent to me. But actually,
I'll back it up. Let me go. No, I'm gonna start to say right
here. This was about Greece. Of course, we didn't really discuss
it that much. But we know that Syriza party caught in and I was
alerted to the Minister of Finance. Now, of course, a lot
is happening with with Greece and their and their finances.
And I think it's now no agenda thinking to be to be looking at
Cabinet members ever since. The Ukrainian finance minister was
literally put in overnight and becoming a citizen with a
passport. She's an American hedge fund manager. And all
sudden she's there to manage the finances of Ukraine. Yamas vado
vohkus is the this is fantastic. He is the finance minister for
Greece, the new one now. And this guy is well, he might as
well just you mentioned just common American. So he did
graduate from Moraga school in Athens. But then he went to
University of Essex University of East Anglia University of
Cambridge University of Sydney, Lyndon B. Johnson School of
Public Affairs where he taught at the University of Texas. He
is a he's the author of several books on game theory, because
he's also a consultant and economic economist in residence
at the Valve Corporation. This is I mean, the valve career
that's one of the biggest gaming companies there is By the end he
continues to be a consultant to them and economist in residence.
I would call shill
or something
and he looks like he looks scary. He looks like an MMA
fighter. freaky looking guy.
What's his name again?
It's Yiannis Yan i s Varoufakis. Victor Alfa Romeo Oscar uniform
Foxtrot Alpha kilo India Sierra so I did not trusting too much.
Let's see, he was appointed finally.
I've seen this. He's been on a lot. Yeah, he's a commentator
that that smarmy, kinda. Here's what we're gonna do. First we're
gonna whack this guy. Doesn't even look like the guy.
He looks like a whacker. It looks like a total whacker. I
know. His political career is this. This is his political
career. He was appointed finance minister by Prime Minister
Alexis Tsipras in the aftermath of the Syriza victory a self
described quote libertarian Marxist. It's doable. There is
several books Game Theory. Game theory. The hell is game theory
really?
I can summarize it for you globally. go to Wikipedia and
you can get it look up game theory and you will find a good
summary. Okay.
The rise of Oh, the rise of Dr. Doom. Anyway, I just thought
that was interesting to point out that calling
him Dr. Doom Yeah.
Look at his face. Come on. Yeah,
I know isn't the Doom looking game
we can do me. Do me.
This thing is Yeah. Take care of themselves looking guy.
And just because everyone else will ignore it. I thought that
this was just one of the most interesting interesting pieces
of video that I've seen. It's something that we used to follow
quite a while. Another tale of the Hollywood whackers This is
the Randy Quaid video with his wife, Evie, as they are still
apparently somewhere on the lam. Have you seen this?
No, I lost track of the story that there was all over it that
he was back in Hollywood doing a bit parts
No. And I shall now I shall narrate a bit of this video the
audio for it. So we're seeing a shot of what looks like a like a
longer term hotel room kind of thing. His wife II residence in
his his wife, easy EVs in the background. She's laying on the
bed in a bikini board. It could be like Victoria's Secret cut a
little lingerie with dark sunglasses on brand knees in the
foreground with a completely white beard. And he's looking
crazy. He's looking pretty crazy. Reminder. Things went
incredibly wrong with him a couple of years back and he was
on the on the run and they were being arrested and it's just
just a crazy, crazy story. He is of course well known for
Independence Day. And what's the other a big hit? He had?
No he had a bunch of movies. He was pretty young. He was on
Saturday Night Live for a long time too.
And so now he's he is has been whacked by Hollywood. Hi, I'm
Randy Quaid. And this is my wife Abby.
I helped media giants News Corp and Warner Brothers
Entertainment earn well over a billion dollars for the film's
Independence Day and Christmas vacation. What did I get in
return? A Warner Brothers exec Bruce Berman stole my house it
happens. And news corpse the New York Post continues to smear me
to high heaven with a pack of lies. For good measure. Warner
Brothers even had my wife and I falsely arrested six times by
TMZ
TMZ apparently arrested him No for real
that's really how it works. Hashtag pm see PMC police media
corruption. zzs
now this is great.
area I've been put through a living hell a living hell a
biblical proportion. So how can we retaliate? What do we do?
have any idea John? Can you guess what he's
gonna first of all? I have a question. Yes. Which is that
when we first did this guy story, it was about this is kind
of an underground Hollywood whackers mafioso kind of thing
going on in Hollywood. It wasn't upfront that studios. It was
some alien kind of thing. Do all They were ancillary. They were
the guy who killed the public relations woman and
then right bride that is coming back to me.
Yeah, there's a public relations woman and there's a bunch of
other over these mysterious deaths and the public relations
one was particularly screwy chat Chaisson yesterday. Yes, yes.
Yes, particularly screw because there's a guy in a bicycle and
drove up next door and shot her and then that guy got whacked by
the car. And then that guy just ended up getting killed. And
that was and it was more similar kind of this like, three, four
years ago. similar types of scenarios. And this guy was the
main player because he came out and said, they're going to kill
him.
Right? They and he was the one yes, he was saying that they're
Hollywood. whackers they whack people.
Yeah, right. Well, and so now it's the studio's out to get him
and Fox and Murdoch. I mean, come on this. This is not the
same story, but go on.
Well, I still have a few tricks to this is the very same shirt
that I wore an ID for when I saved the world. Another act
that Rupert Murdoch still hasn't thanked me for. So Rupert, you
want to fuck me? I'm gonna fuck you.
Abby, put this on. So he has a mask of Rupert Murdoch's head,
like a cut up picture mask. Yeah. And now his wife comes
forward leans into the camera bending over putting the mask
on. And then Quaid now backs up he's not wearing pants you don't
you just see his legs and he's getting behind her.
Maybe you'll thank me for this
spits on his hand. And then he starts pretending to bang Rupert
Murdoch which is rife with a mask
dog noise the dog is the dog a dog is barking
dog is barking and he's banging his wife from behind who's
wearing the the Rupert Murdoch mask. It has to be seen. It has
to be seen this
link in this show
touch what? White bud corruption. The dog is
it's nine more seconds
I think these great.
Some reminisce about Charlie Hebdo in that scene, I'm sure of
it.
Oh, man. You see this? It's just so bizarre.
He gave Yeah, he's mostly he's lost his marbles. Just
Oh, well, he's he's Randy Quaid is not like an unknown lame
actor. The guy has
no but look at what happened with the other, you know, with
the winning guy.
The Charlie Sheen,
Charlie Sheen. I mean, a lot of these guys are bipolar. They got
issues and Shane's Bipolar
drugs and all kinds of other stuff. Yeah, well, there's that.
I don't know. Randy Quaid is on drugs. Well, isn't it something
wrong? Is funny though. Yeah. Have you seen the video? It's
just Yeah, I will definitely check it out. Bizarre. Okay.
Let's talk about the Silk Road guy.
Okay, I am Oh, Quran but I hadn't had nothing on him talk
about he is
arrested if and they that was a while ago. Now. He just did
yesterday or the day before. He is found guilty on all charges.
That looks like a trumped up case.
Question. Yes. As far as I understand, there were no actual
charges of trying to kill someone. Those were not charges.
Yeah, I believe that's true. All right, good. But let's play Silk
Road, Ajay, which I think is the first two clips just to catch
people. Okay, it's Al Jazeera. There's an Al Jazeera Atlas. It
is a man who ran the notorious websites Silk Road has been
convicted in federal court a jury found Ross Ulbricht guilty
on drug trafficking and money laundering charges. His website
allowed users to buy all sorts of illegal goods including drugs
and fake IDs, old break faces up to life in prison when he is
sentenced in May.
Now that was followed by I think this is a report from one of the
this was I don't think it was our team may have been friends
24 But this is a little longer reported from the ground and
discussing some of the scariness to this case.
Well, I can tell you that the jury took hardly any time at all
just three and a half hours to find the defendant Ross Ulbricht
guilty on all charges seven of them ranging from drug
trafficking, to conspiracy to commit money laundering to a
criminal enterprise, kingpin charge that's usually reserved
for people in the mafia for heads of MOF to a very serious
charge, the prosecution in their case laid out how they spent two
years investigating the dark web site known as the Silk Road
where illegal drugs were bought and sold. They, in that time
were trying to link, a man known only as Dread Pirate Roberts,
the administrator of the site to a real person. And they detailed
for the jury just how they did that. They said that they found
Ross Ulbricht names through basic Google search, and spent
two years infiltrating the the work workers of the Silk Road,
getting to know the operation, how it was happening and built a
case bit by bit the jury had to pour through 1000s of pages of
documents that showed what the Dread Pirate Roberts was doing
and saying and how that paralleled the life of Ross
Albrecht as laid out by the prosecution through emails and
Facebook posts, and so on. It was a trial a conviction
investigation that took place almost entirely online. It was a
very interesting case watched by privacy advocates. The defense
argued that the government had the wrong guy Ross Ulbricht Yes,
he started the Silk Road. But he had handed off the reins only to
be lured back in as a fall guy for the real Dread Pirate
Roberts. They argued that all of the evidence presented by the
government was just a little too convenient. And that information
online can be so easily manipulated, that it shouldn't
be used to connect Ross Ulbricht to the Dread Pirate Roberts but
at the end of the day, the jury did come back on the side of
government prosecutors again guilty on all counts.
That's troubling.
very troubling. I find this whole thing to be distressing.
It sounds like they don't have a real physical connection. They
have no evidence. Wow, they they have a trumped up bunch of
evidence of the stupid jury. Okay, you know, the government's
never removed, they're looking out for us. And so they bought
into it. They may not hold up when they appeal so they have
pictures of the guy and he's a mound he does little rock
climbing and he looks at his teeth or knee work he there's
they never find any money that I know of. We talked about this
when they first arrested me he's living in a shithole apartment
with three roommates in San Francisco right? The money
nobody talks about where's the money all this money supposedly
made. And the guy that has a look about him this I you know,
it's hard to believe is a king pin of any sort. And because
kingpins I have to I don't want to generalize, but guys who are
into being king pens, you know, big shots, they have trappings
you know, fine, you know, I mean, it's a nice storyline to
have in a movie maybe we have the unassuming character I think
Meyer Lansky would probably an example of that that famous
gangster who lived a just a tract home in Florida. I mean,
this is a possibility. But generally speaking there's a guy
has to have a nice car or something
didn't Did they not arrest him and he had the lab he was on the
laptop at the time that they that's where they got all their
information from that they were connected to him
Well, the problem is that the way this is presented to this in
this case that that was never brought up because this is all
all the all the research was done online and they found him
by a Google search and they found that which by the way,
anyone can be set up this way. Yeah, they gave
him a laptop and you go check this out we'll be right we'll be
back in a moment.
And they you know that guy supposedly the way they ran the
case against him was they have found parallels the guy said he
was at a Starbucks and apparently the pirate is at a
Starbucks at the same time according to Facebook posts is
that good enough to convict somebody Well, I guess with the
1000 pages of all these coincidences are more suppose it
coincidences or rigged coincidences or we don't know we
haven't looked at this document. It was but it's pretty there's
no and they had all these guys they infiltrated but they didn't
bring any witnesses in is that what you're telling me?
Is there a copy of this of this decision? I'd love to dig into
that that's interesting. I
think it's a good we're gonna be a good read I've read these
these kinds of these cases can get a hold of the whole you know
that
you plead not guilty? Yeah, of course he did.
He see claims he did not He said yeah, he was working of did some
web development for these guys. And that was that
right? That sounds plausible.
Well, whatever the case, there's a lot of this a lot of holes in
the storage.
All right. Look, see if that's
yeah, I only wanted to mention it because I thought you might
be reading this thing is my wheelhouse. John. You're right
next to get a copy for you. Yeah,
this CES in our in our ever ongoing quest to make Vladimir
Putin seem like a complete Crazy guy. We have this is made USA
Today which means that the talking points are out 2008
Pentagon study which is not really a pentagon study but it
was a study done by a think tank which although not conclusive,
provided enough information for reach researchers to claim of
Vladimir Putin has Asperger's.
Yeah that was in today's top of the stories on MSN news booted
up your your browser Reacher's researchers can as Aspergers
researchers can prove their theory about Putin's Putin and
Asperger bass burgers as as burgers burgers Berg Aspergers
what how you pronounce it
it's Aspergers Aspergers.
The report said because they were not able to perform a brain
scan Ah, that's next. The report cites word by Autism specialists
as backing their findings maybe maybe headed a measles vaccine
so sorry so this is just another discredit tation weak it's a
weak one because the study doesn't really there's no no
real proof but that just say ah that guy looks like he has an
autistic disorder look at him did look at the how did they
actually come up with that? Let me see if I can find Did you see
any of what their real findings were or were they
at the start the story was bogus I
didn't follow up of course it's bogus but you have to look oh,
here it is. His analysis the US officials needed to find quieter
settings Okay, whose behavior and facial expressions reveal
someone who is defensive in large social settings. Although
these features are observed in Aspergers they are also observed
in individuals who have difficulty staying calm in
social settings and have low thresholds to be reactive. So it
is based upon facial expressions now Chase base I know I know.
Oh, there you go. I just thought it was of note of note and also
the
nevermind forget that forget I haven't said that. What else was
a
guy There's a book out a new book came out from a author is
called Chasing the scream and attracts the the War on Drugs
starting in the 30s when Harry Anslinger had a bone to pick
with everything and he this guy made a very interesting to do
hand free or breeze whatever his name is the writer he told he
said something on here I have a clip that I did not know. I did
not know any of this and I think we should have it at least at
our side when we see these arguments about legalizing
marijuana
screams in his time. Finally, could
you talk about precedent Marika of Herbalife Oh, it's one of
the most amazing people I've ever interviewed. When it goes
literally to promote guerrilla movement. It was a dissident he
was kept at the bottom of a well for two years by the
dictatorship. And he emerged to become the leader of his
country. He lives in a shack, I went to the shack I mean, it's
no exaggeration to say David Cameron and Barack Obama
wouldn't keep their shoes where America lives. And he led his
country to legalize marijuana first country to legalize
marijuana since the drug war begins in the 30s. Because he'd
seen what happened. And I went there to see this in northern
Mexico, where the cartels have if a large part of the economy
is illegal drugs, the armed criminal gangs have more money
than the state they can hijack the state and take it over. And
he saw if that comes in, hits Uruguay, they're screwed. It's a
small country, they don't have much military force. And really
the horror that I saw, I mean to be the only person to ever be at
the heart of one of the Mexican drug cartels and and and make it
out to tell what it was like and you know, this is one of the
most horrendous atrocities of the war on drugs is what it does
to the supply route countries.
And I didn't know is that it was legal in Uruguay. I don't
believe it's the first country that legalized I think, Holland
who was legal forever. No,
no. Holland has tolerance but not legalized. Portugal,
decriminalized Chick
fil A they criminalize decriminalized, I guess by some.
Some logic you
can find all of that all of that is being turned back now because
of the harmonization of the EU is forget about it. It's all
over. There's more legal marijuana and available in
America now than Amsterdam.
Yeah. Colorado, Washington, Oregon, Alaska. And I guess a
couple more coming up for grabs.
And when it comes to gay marriage, we have no 36 states
in America. We're not the big homophobes. We used to be
well, anyway, just stop was interesting that Uruguay in the
logic was different. It was homosexuality is such a pain in
the ass.
Sorry, I don't know where that came from. Very off the wall. I
didn't I didn't know about the this guy in Uruguay, there's
been several pieces on him living in the shack. Something
that I haven't. Yeah, I just thought,
it seems like an interesting, interesting way might be the
place to go.
I don't know about that.
There's an interesting I ran into this clip is just an
offbeat clip. It's a clip about 10s Nia and his problem with
witches. And there is they started I didn't clip the whole
thing because it was actually kind of gruesome. This guy's
describing what happened to his sister some they grabbed her and
beat her up and chopped her arms and legs off and machetes and
then threw in a pile and burned her nice, because she was a
witch. And I always wonder about some of these African countries
and some of the logic of the thinking that goes on into into
developing whatever culture they have or don't have. And this
little report has a punch line that just like, oh, maybe this
is part of the problem.
Or no, no, only if you tell the patients that they have been
bewitched by somebody and give them you just create a conflict
between the two. That is when killings can happen.
Behind the suspicion often lies a more sinister motive. Greed.
They think the only way to access that property, meat cows
meat farms, me whatever,
is to claim that this lady is a witch and in so doing the
justifies for her death.
A simple accusation of witchcraft can condemn a woman
to death, leaving her property and wealth to the accuser.
really gotta get those gotta get
it to get to you somebody being a witch, and you get their
stuff. Yeah, sounds killer.
Sounds fair. Unbelievable. I have two things. Left. One is I
stand corrected. Was Glenn double in producer Glenn, who
corrected me The Imitation Game, which is about the Enigma
machine, which does not properly credit, the Polish cracking of
the code, and then really setting all this up. I was
wrong. There is one mention in the movie. Here it is. Is this
unacceptable? If you wish to discuss the complaint, I suggest
to make a proper point and example, complaint. No, no, you
Alexander has denied my requisition for parts and
equipment that I need to build the machine I've designed your
fellow codebreakers are refusing to work with you. Well, they
filed a formal case filed by an old Polish code machine only
this one is infinitely more advanced. If you don't respond
to the complaint, I still have to take it up at the home
office. Here you go. There is mentioned an old Polish machine.
Polish that's about it.
And then the second thing I have is we had Tom Wheeler, chairman
of the FCC come out and say Okay, I'm ready to circulate my
ideas. It seems surprisingly, very much like the President's
idea of shoving stuff under Title to which we really of
course, there's nothing to read yet nothing to see.
I have two wheeler clips.
I have two wheeler clips, are they from PBS?
They might be because I have two from PBS.
Well, let's see what you got. Here we go.
One, you want to make sure that you've got protections in place
so that consumers know that when they go to the internet, it's
going to be fast, it's going to be fair, and it's going to be
open. And at the same point in time. You want to do it in a way
that's not going to constrain investment, because obviously we
want people companies to be building faster and more
ubiquitous broadband networks. So it's been a balance of both
of those.
The general consensus that I saw amongst the tech, press and
media was great, fantastic. Finally something good, this is
going to be awesome. And it's not going to be awesome people
because this is going to bring in regulation which restricts
content that may flow. If it is based on law as in unlawful
content or unlawful network traffic. This will be the
wording in the legislation clip number two,
we're really not doing utility regulation, really, except
for putting it under Title two, which is utility regulation
here. Utility regulation, it was developed for a monopoly model,
what we're doing is we're taking the legal construct that once
was used for phone companies and pairing it back to modernize it.
So it specifically deals with this issue. So it's not really
utility regulation, but it is regulation to make sure that
there is somebody watch Eating out for the consumer. But like
you said, there's no paid prioritization, there's no
blocking. There's no throttling,
no blocking, pay attention. That will be only illegal, unlawful
content. And
most important, there will be ongoing rules in perpetuity.
in perpetuity,
ongoing, what
ongoing rules in perpetuity. Let's just hear that again. And
then he qualifies that by the
prioritization, there's no blocking. There's no throttling.
And most important, there will be ongoing rules in perpetuity,
so that there'll be a yardstick to measure what's fair for
consumers. Because we don't know what the internet's gonna be
five years from now, and we don't know what the various
tricks are gonna be five years from now, but we're gonna have a
referee on the field,
we'll have a referee on the field, a yardstick rules in
perpetuity, and what tricks will be I mean, wow.
Oh, yeah, no, this is this is horrible.
This is bad for everything. And everybody. And I
think, I think one of these two clips of mine, I believe, is
what is a tech reporter for Al Jazeera. Good. And you can see
where they're how they're handling this. And I think
you're right, I think most of the tech community is going in
this direction. Let's play the first one. See if that the Op Ed
clip? Yeah. See what that is. He
wrote an op ed, which was published in Wired, which
doesn't tell us
Oh, is that that was a New York Times. Oh, I
got it from Wired, or whatever
he wrote an op ed ago,
please, would share a slower, more crowded Digital Highway
that segregation critics say would kill the free and open
Internet as we know it. What Wheeler is proposing is a plan
that regulates internet service the same way the government
regulates phone service, or well, the highways. In an op ed
Wheeler wrote, The proposal I present to the Commission will
ensure that you ended up remains open now and in the future for
all Americans.
So that's an that isn't a tech journalist. And that's his
opinion, David's very pro. Pro Wheeler, yummy. I don't
understand what we've got wave. Everyone's hypnotized, or they
don't see the problem here, but they
don't. What's also interesting is throughout this interview
with Glenn IFO was about 11 minutes. He keeps referring to
ISPs solely as cable companies, which is interesting, because
that's could be a justice thinking in general that nothing
else exists comes
from Comcast he does. Or it could also be
that this regulation may not apply necessarily to non cable
company ISPs. I don't know. But wouldn't that be interesting?
It seems unlikely. Let's play the second part of this clip and
see where this goes. The proposed
rules would prevent broadband providers from blocking or
limiting content. The FCC will vote on Wheeler's proposal later
this month. Now, in the message that FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler
posted on the Internet today, he also mentioned that these rules
will apply to mobile broadband as well. And that address is one
of the great criticisms of the FCC that they've always been
behind the technology when it comes to regulation. Now it
seems they're trying to make sure that the internet reaches
us the same way the highway does free and open, guaranteed to all
no matter how we visit the Internet, whether it's through a
browser on the phone or through some other device in check
reporting for Wow, great tech report through a browser. I'm
gonna say right now I'm just rereading his his op ed, this is
going to be exactly what the President called for and the
giveaways in this using this authority and he refers to title
to authority to implement and enforce open Internet
protections. Using this authority. I am submitting to my
colleagues the strongest open Internet protections God ever
proposed by the FCC, these enforceable here comes bright
line rules. That's the President's wording right there.
will ban paid prioritization, the blocking and throttling of
lawful content that is lawful content and services. I'll say
it again, the blocking and throttling of lawful content and
services. Some services will be unlawful. I propose to apply if
we fully apply for the first time ever those bright line
rules to Brian Phil's even mean oh, we looked this up last time.
Yeah, I guess bright line rules, I'm gonna get a definition for
you. But this is exactly what the President's here it is
bright line rule. This is according to Wikipedia, which a
bright line rule is a clearly defined rule or standard
generally use the law composed of objective factors which leave
little or no room for varying interpretation. The purpose of a
bright line rule is to produce predictable and consistent
results in its application. bright line rules are usually
standards established by courts and legal precedent for by
legislatures in statutory provisions. bright line rules
are often contrasted with its opposite balancing tests, where
a result is dependent on weighing several factors. So
this is going to be so clear but the the thing that no one is
talking about and there's the verge. This is great and all the
comments Yeah, finally, Netflix one buffer, fucking asshole
stupid morons.
Sorry, Tourette's, actually, if you look at this, and the kinds
of lawsuits that are gonna occur, and we've already heard
from that woman that heads up the mobile industry now, and
they affected the US Congress has passed laws specifically
about mobile broadband. And we don't need any of these rules,
but they're going to implement them anyway. We're gonna see
probably more buffering because Netflix is unfairly got servers
at all the ISP coloca s colocated. Devices, because they
have their, their what they call their web appliance. Sitting at,
for example, sonic.net. Comcast refuses to put these in because
it costs too much to operate as their argument, although they
have similar devices for their own movies. But now, if
everything's got to be fair, you can't have these appliances
giving unfair advantage to Netflix. I don't say how you can
rationalize it, those things have got to go,
I would very much like to see what their what the technical
implementation is going to be. Specifically because the
internet was built on paid prioritizations called peering
and, and the opposite is you purchase transit. I mean, this
is how it was built. This is how it was built. And if you put in
title to you notch it,
that's how it evolved. In the early days of the Internet, in
1969, there was no peering and all these pay trans and all this
stuff was not even thought of Agreed, agreed.
That's how it evolved, agreed. And the good news is, of course,
that this doesn't really do much to the network itself. Because
the network is the beauty, the services and products that
they're talking about, which is Netflix and Facebook and
Twitter, then Google and all these things, that's all going
to be regulated, but when it comes to distributed hash
tables, and there will be ways to get around it without any
problem, but it will not be for the general population because
there will be no money to be made with services like that. So
it will not become the great equalizer that it could have
been where we really have people conversing across the globe
about how we can change things over that's not going to work
they finally did it when this happens. It'll be decades before
we get anything going again.
Well, they've been planning on this government takeover so they
could regulate it because you know, it's out of control. From
a government perspective it's out of control out
of control. Absolutely.
Absolutely can't censor it you can't do anything you can now
censor it Yes. Annual legal as hate speech you can run that
shut your website that's
right hate speech will be blocked in those blocked at the
ISP level. Yeah, it right at your access level. Yeah. And
speech and just speech no good. When you hear him literally say
lawful, no blocking of lawful content and services. A service
will be BitTorrent, BitTorrent Sync whatever it is if they can
if they can, they will hear here's the verge I hate these
guys. Listen to this. This is this is probably knee ly. No,
it's not a TC sada whatever. Headline net neutrality wins.
FCC will propose strong title to regulation. Let's look at some
of the comments from the sheep. who think that this is great
that I have yet to see a single thing. This is good news says
here. The real JT I hope the news was delivered directly to
David Pierce. After all those new Eli burns. He deserves some
love. Man, it's just everyone's all in they think this is great.
They think this is they've been brainwashed into believing this
is what you need. Sorry. You know what? There will be a day
and I hope we're still alive. And someone will say, you know,
damn to vorak and Courier, right? This sucks. This kind of
like,
I don't think it'll take that long before people realize that
this isn't gonna work. It's gonna be too late because he set
himself in perpetuity once the state wants the government gets
his camel head into the tent. You're screwed. Yeah. Yes, he's
done everything we can and curiously All these same guys
are all into this net neutrality bogus argument and now it was
just switched over to this newer sounding argument to independent
cipher free free and open open Internet whatever that means
these guys were the same guys when this whole thing began Oh
God keep the government away from this because this thing is
this is great as to good balding all these years without the
government? No, we don't want the government we don't want the
government the government's and now they're saying people's oh,
we need net neutrality when even it's not really an issue. Less
than 10 minutes to go. Okay.
I think we should actually end now. Yeah. Let's see the only
other thing now sad stuff for Sunday. Keep some stuff over. I
got the aviation news. We have to talk about a couple things
that have been happening. But then also some more poppy Stan
drug news. I might have some tech news we could look at Oh
yeah. I'm gonna deconstruct Singularity University for you
know, fun. Yeah, these guys need some deconstruction and getting
very very annoying deconstruction or a takedown I
don't know if I can take anybody down by myself. Let us break.
Certainly, certainly give it a try. Thank you all
baying at the moon baying at
the moon. Yes, that's the one I was looking for. Thank you.
Exactly what I needed. All right. Hey, I'm gonna be in New
York next week.
By huh? Why? Because I can well, still then because I can just go
float around no real purpose
and Buddy minds there. I'm gonna hang out a bit. Yeah, no
purpose. I'm gonna get some news from New York. Yeah, you could
get some good you never know. Possible.
God's gonna get the new guy you should be excited. I am whenever
the
shows on the road fun things happen.
Yes, I'm jacked up.
I can tell. sound completely jacked. Hi, everybody. Thank you
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it wasn't worth it. It was worth it was crazy by the name will
help try to path forward
from a shame shame
shame shame shame shame
the bang at the moon something that it's not going to to work
and instead of proposing any, which would be welcome to hear
good suggestions. They may have to approve the Affordable Care
Act. They're bang at the moment
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