Okay, Google, Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Thursday, February 19 2015. Time you're getting donation media
assassination Episode Six, nine or seven. This is no agenda.
coughing up a lung here in the crackpot condo live from FEMA
Region six in the capital of the drone Star State Austin, Texas
in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley wearing these parts. It's
actually lunar year 4713 Year of the Sheep. I'm Johnson
and Buzzkill.
Gonna die on us.
You can't make me laugh today. It happened right after the show
on Sunday. What happened? Oh, my eyes rolled back in my head.
Well, this
wasn't the show's fault. No, no, I
recalled that I did fly back and I got in really late Friday or
Saturday morning, essentially. And I said essentially,
it is essentially flying back from New York back when then.
Yes. flying back from New York. Oh, yeah. You got sick on the
plane. Oh, man.
I was in bed. Sunday night, Monday night. Tuesday night.
Yesterday is the first day first day I got up and got out. And
and now the remnant is this cough because it's just
everything was. It's crazy.
Yeah. And the flu? Oh, yeah.
This is for sure.
Everybody got this thing? Because of course the flu shot
didn't work. So there's so there was no herd immunity, right.
Which is what we
could you explain the herd immunity? Because I've heard so
many people mentioned it, what exactly is the herd immunity?
When you heard that there's immunity and there's not known?
Okay, what it means seems simple enough. That that's kind of what
it means to sit in some quarters. But what it really
means is that if enough people get a vaccine, it prevents the
whatever the bug is from going around enough that it protects
the entire herd whether you've been vaccinated or not.
And I know we didn't get that. We did not have herd immunity.
And I spoke to because I did go to spin class yesterday.
We wait a minute stop. In the name
of what what let me stop
you sick as a dog. You're in bed. You're coughing up a lung
but no, no, no, no. Nice to infect the girls and
no, okay, hold on. You confuse me with infect the girls now I
got a visual, you got to stop that. Okay, back up. I was no
longer infectious. Obviously, the coughing didn't really start
until yesterday.
So you weren't coughing and Sven
was not coughing and spin. And I wasn't doing too great in the
spin. But at least you sweat so you get stuff out. And that
helps a little bit. But the cough is now just gonna take a
good steam. And I've got to mucin next and whatever that
crap, you know, decongested stuff.
You want codeine? Oh, yes, I do. Yes.
Are you dealing with? Before we go any further, I think today is
the day. Boy, that was a lyric right there. We need to remind
everybody what is going on certainly in the United States
of Gitmo nation, because it affects everybody. And we
probably can't remind you too often. Because it is so apparent
now, as I'm sure I haven't looked at your clip list, but
I'm sure we both will touch on similar issues. In 2013, as a
part of the National Defense Authorization Act, which was
signed into law, there was a little amendment, which repealed
the Smith Mundt act. And for those of you who are new to the
program, it's you have to understand the Smith Mundt Act
was set up specifically to forbid the government of the
United States to use propaganda on its citizens. So that has now
been open and free and available to the government as a tool for
the better part of a year and a half.
Yeah, you think they were paying attention to the Smith Mundt act
three years ago? I don't think so.
But now that seems like, wow, okay.
Now nobody can bust them is what you're saying. I didn't know
when it was gonna bust them anyway. This is the problem.
Why? Why they repealed the act is because the public doesn't
give a crap.
Well, that's true. But now I think that Well, it seems like
it's become so easy for them now, but they just look, half of
the White House spokes all staff is on the news channels all the
time.
And the creative path is one group the
other half they depart a CIA State Department everybody.
Yeah, no, there's nobody really effective unless you turn to Al
Jazeera or our tea. Yeah, we should turn to those stations
and even news our it's all government officials or ex
government officials or stooges for the government or phonies
for the government. Yeah, you don't see here any professors
you don't get to hear going. No, it's only shows up on Democracy
Now times in a while. And then of course, democracy now has a
bunch of government stooges on it. And we'll be why don't we
want to hear that government stooges? Well, I'm sorry.
We don't have a choice. This is what you get about it. But a
very, very sad day, John, very, very sad day in Suitland. Yes.
What's
what happened?
I need to stop. I need to be very careful what I wish for. We
had Ashton Carter coming in as the new guy.
He can't if you if you can't, if you look at him and can't laugh,
you're stronger. You got more willpower than I do.
By the way. His buddies call him ash. Ash, yes, sir. Ash ash. So
the first thing he does, replaces our friend Harf? No.
Misaki? No,
he's not state. He's the guy with the FBI Rear Admiral Kirby.
Oh, and, and so but I mean, the he's the curvy guy, like, kicked
out. And it's, and I'm always you know, I'm always harping on
the guy like, what a douchebag. And now I'm sad. And when you
listen to this, where he's kind of announcing that he's, you
know, it's so bad that he doesn't even know when he's
being replaced, or who's gonna replace him. He's almost crying
at the podium. You gotta listen to this. I feel really sad now
that I wished him gone. Sharon Carter.
Carter hasn't made a decision about who will be the next press
secretary. So I wouldn't want to get ahead of any decisions that
he hasn't made yet. I think he comes to the job wanting to sort
of revisit the role of spokesman here, hold and hold. One of the
questions that I think he wants to rhetorically asked and
consider is not just who the individual is, but but but what
that individual represents and whether it's appropriate or not
to have a uniform up here.
I found that to be interesting. Sounds like they don't want a
uniform being up there anymore as part of the DoD spokes whole
team.
I don't think he was meant to say that, but I think that's
what he's thinking what I'm thinking,
those are fair questions for him to ask as he comes into the job.
I've agreed to forego stay on for a couple of weeks to help
him with this transition into his new job. And, again, you
know, he'll he'll make those decisions about that, who he
wants at the podium in his own time,
you can tell that he has not actually even spoken to him. So
I'm just said you're out?
Yeah, he does. I'm sure. Yeah, he
was done at dump.
I'm not aware that any decisions have been made. Specifically
with with respect to who my replacement be. It gets better.
I don't know. It could be I don't know. It's gonna just
depend on
it. So the question was, Is this your last press briefing? What
do you think the guy would have an answer for?
I don't know. It could be I don't know. It's gonna just
depend on the scheduling. No, I will tell you eventually. I
don't know. We'll just have to see how the schedule plays out.
We try to do two a week and we'll just see. To further the
first question,
but we all echo Lita appreciate very appreciative of your
professionalism,
for love your work, man.
Love your work as Barbara Starr But wait, there's more. There's
more. And you were right. You were right. John C. Dvorak.
Obama, President Obama has picked none other than State
Department spokes hold Jen Psaki to head White House
communications. So she moves over to the White House Marie
gets a new profile and here it is on a White House official
said Saki informed Obama and White House Chief of Staff Denis
McDonough that she is expecting a baby in July ah you are right
my friend.
Thank you very much for my up you were zonation on
your promises intact Very good. Very very good. I say
hey, you getting the big tarp the big gun big Jean do many
pickles
with the TARP was the thing we noticed because that's pretty
much all we see. Is the no soul having ginger hair and the tarp.
Now she's gonna bump what's his name? Josh.
No, it's no she's not going to be the spokes hole. She is going
to be Head of Communications, which I think is gonna be Josh's
boss spokes holes. Boss. Exactly. She will be replaced.
She's got to be the worst boss in the world. Now she's
pregnant. Oh my god. Hey, this massage is just quit you
misogynistic
prick Dvorak.
Oh, I'm sorry. Every woman out there knows I'm right.
She replaces veteran democratic media strategist Jennifer
Palmieri. Oh, she's a known name Palmieri. We know that from
somewhere. She's leaving the White House to join. Oh, of
course she's leaving the White House to join Clinton's likely
presidential campaign.
Oh, yeah. Get on that bandwagon what you can do, but before it
goes over the cliff, now, my guess about the Kirby thing.
You're gonna bring in a woman PA? Why? I think it's trend
training and women up there because they can. I think it's a
political thing. They get into women up there, it's a little
the way the questioning goes is going to be a little different.
Because people always go it's a woman you're going to inch or
you can sell out there. You know, this you do, only one guy
can do that. Right? Or if it's just just a guess,
so hard for
now, hardcore, takes over heart takes over our full time
well, but Harford has been on a profile raising exercise as you
it was hard for anyone here in the United States of Gitmo
nation to to miss she went on hardball on MSNBC, which of
course is something that everybody missed because no one
watches MSNBC but it went this whole thing went viral. It's
good practice a very good practice and I felt that the
original appearance which of course now no one saw the
original appearance pretty much absolved is talking about that
she did a great job what she did is and you'll hear it in this
clip she said a lot of things but it was certain point she
says you know we need to have we need to have jobs. So
he's got a lot of Yeah, but but think
about it. That's perfect. This is exactly what you want. Get
her out and more because now if you beat you scan, the tweeters
and the Facebook's everyone's making jokes about oh, we should
get them jobs as you get them shovel ready jobs jab. So it's
distracted from everything is beautiful in her lightning rod.
Yes. In your idiocy. She's she's become a genius. Genius. But we
need to, to listen to this. It's a little on the long side. But I
we can stop and discuss it a couple points and dump out but
the thing she's saying represent the thinking certainly of the
State Department. She represents the State Department when she
goes on the shows. By the way her hair looks dynamite. I have
to say, I don't miss the color the way it was really. It's
someone that whoever's doing her hair is doing a killer job.
Remember, we are television producers, this is why we talk
about this stuff. But the the ease in which he says certain
things is just mind boggling and flummoxed me.
Marie Harf is with the American State Department. Right? This is
getting close. And I think the Italians, you know, had some
land and this of course is
in the way he announces or she's with the American state
department which
is incorrect. Yes. The United States State Department Yeah. Or
State Department or Department of State
Department the Department of State's It wouldn't be good to
say a lot of different things with the American State
Department. No, I know. This is like you know,
and this is in reference to the the the the Libya ISIS move,
which we'll also talk about, of course needs deconstruction in
Northern Africa over the years before beginning to feel that
meant there kerbside now and what do we do? As Americans?
When we look into
America, he actually says Americans doesn't he says
Americans we do as Americans. What do we do here as Americans
are beginning to feel that met their kerbside now and what do
we do? As Americans? When we look at 21 Christians beheaded
for the purposes of humiliating us, the Christian world, the
Western world, it's aimed at us those pictures?
Well, I think it just underscores for people that this
isn't just a fight in Iraq and in Syria. And then it's not just
a fight about dropping bombs on terrorists. It's really how we
stop the causes that lead to extremism in a place like Libya
and the fact that there's
before even God, she starts, she already has my attention by
saying it's not just about dropping bombs on terrorists.
That's so cavalier. You know, she's from the State Department,
being the bombs dropping on people actually has a
consequence. You get death. I'm just it's find it very easy to
where she's talking about this
no governance, and there's no opportunity for young people, if
less groups like ISIL grow there and flourish there, which is
what you saw with this awful situation with these Egyptians
that you just mentioned. But this is a longer fight. It's
fighting them on social media. Like you just said, these videos
they produce are very technical. They're using social media to
get converts.
Do you notice how she accentuates using social media?
This is a big big push and we'll see that later on in the
President's extremists violent extremist forum, get together
shindig really? Pressing the social media to their cause
and to spread their hatred all over the world. This week, we're
going to have over 60 countries here in Washington to talk
about, we combat this violent extremist extremism together in
the long term, not just in the short term fight.
Well, how do we win? How do we stop this? I don't see it. I
see. The militias from the Shia militias coming out of Baghdad
who were all Shia. The Sunnis hate them. The Sunnis are loyal
to ISIS. This is
a typical Obama, but who's the she isn't the Sunni, isn't it?
Well, then I will. I'm so incredibly smart about how this
all works in the Middle East.
Or Shia. The Sunnis hate them, the Sunnis are loyal to ISIS,
rather than going in with the Shia. You've got the Kurds, the
Jordanian air force now the Egyptian air force, but I don't
see any good. If I were ISIS, I wouldn't be afraid right now. I
figure there's no existential threat to these people. They can
keep finding places where they can hold executions and putting
the camera work together, getting their props ready and
killing people for show and nothing we do right now seems to
be directed at stopping this. Well, at least
he got the propaganda part right. About the putting on the
the big show. He's got that right. Yeah, everyone's
realizing it now.
Well, I
think there's a few stages here right now what we're doing is
trying to take their their leaders and their fighters off
the battlefield in Iraq and in Syria. That's really where they
flourish. We're killing a lot of them. And we're gonna keep
killing more. So we're the Egyptians or the Jordanians?
They're in this fight with us.
We are killing them. We need to
kill that I
love this girl. She's it's all about killing, killing, killing
killing. Do you find this appropriate?
No, of course not. It's just it's disgusting actually. Truly
is it really?
We cannot win this war by killing them. We owe
them what's the point of killing a second makes no sense.
Yeah. No, I know. Of course. It makes no sense. Here's another
piece in this one time at bandcamp I stuck a flute my
puzzle I'm telling you that's how
you kill a bear in this fight with fact is
hers and then you can tell it's so close. But we cannot win
this war by killing that we cannot kill our way out of this
war.
Now she's an expert on winning wars. She's an expert. And you
know we can't we can't do we can't do with like killing
people. No, you that's not how you win a war. You don't, you
know, just kill people. By the way. I got a lot of feedback
from our military and military producers, Military Industrial
Complex producers. And of course, you cannot win a war
anywhere just by dropping bombs on people. That's true killing
is something different. She's saying killing she's not just
saying air air attacks. Because yeah, you can't secure anything
without. Without men and women power on the ground is a boots
on the ground, we need
in the longer term, medium and longer term, to go after the
root causes that leads people to join these groups, whether it's
lack of opportunity for jobs,
whatever, we have to stop that our lifetime or 50 jobs to be
poor people. There's always going to report Muslims and as
long as Okay,
so you get the idea of, of what I found so disgusting. But what
is this really about? Why is she really on this show? Why is she
doing the rounds?
Okay, you tell me
they're poor Muslims, the Trump is slowing by it's so simple
thought that
we can work with countries around the world to help improve
their governance, we can help them build their economy so they
can have job opportunities for these people. You're right,
there is no easy solution in the long term to preventing and
combating violent extremism. But if we can help countries work at
the root causes of this what makes the 17 year old kids pick
up an AK 47 Instead of trying to start a business, I love that.
I have a choice.
They she looked at her own footage from these countries.
I wanted to start a business I
want to start business. Oh nice. God, please. Stupid.
Maybe we can try and try to chip away at this problem. While at
the same time going after the threat taking on ISIL in Iraq,
in Syria and helping our partners around the world. I
mean, we seem
like we're gonna get delinquency in America over time by erasing
poverty improving education sure over time, but the American
people I think are getting you
know, that's never actually worked. Ever. No. I got it's
gotten worse.
Marley by this we are seeing these pictures. What are you
supposed to say? I'm gonna think about something else. Where can
people supposed to do about this right now? Watching Okay,
he's he's actually part of the script. He's setting her up.
What are the American people supposed to do right now? What
can we do right now right now this well you know what you can
do
right now to do about this right now? I think you're watching
right now.
Oh my god. It's like It's like it's written for what are they
supposed
to do to stop these? Yes, we get to kill you set it up already
and people this this is burning alive of that good, good pilot
that whatever they did to To the American woman over a good
pilot, their whatever they did whatever we're doing all these
behaviors. What are we doing to stop this? It sounds like we
can't stop it?
Well, I think they should know that the United States military
is taking direct action in Iraq and in Syria, we're taking their
leaders out, we're taking out their financing, we're taking
out their training camps. This is a long fight, Chris, but I
also think, not to take it to politics for a second,
not to take it to politics, but I'm gonna take politics,
taking out their financing, we're taking out their training
camps. This is a long fight, Chris, but I also think, not to
take it to politics for a second, they should tell their
elected leaders to support the AUMF that we send to Congress.
This is all about drumming up support for the authorized use
of military force. So the President can kill anybody
anywhere, anytime. Anyhow. That is what this about. And then now
now we're on a roll. Now she's got everybody talking. That
social media which we are, of course, actually very good at
exploiting because we are all of this. And we allow all of these
great tweeter accounts to exist. But now we have, we have a
little virality going on with the jobs thing, so we can bring
everybody on. Here's Hayden, former of the parks boss at one
point in CIA, where she comes from, and he's on the Morning
Joe Show and, and he will he has his comedy just using the horse.
Oh, fishness to propagate more of what everybody wants since
you started your show today, quoting Gary Hart, who used to
work for me in the Public Affairs shopping at CIA shop.
You know what they call CIA? Don't cheat. I've never told you
this.
The Pickle pickle factory,
the pickle factory? Yeah,
I think I did tell you that.
In the public affairs shopping at CIA, and I think Marie one
would want to take a mulligan and how she said what she said
today. But I think the thought is this. Unless you change the
conditions on the ground, you get to kill people forever.
Yeah. Oh, well, why do I do anything then? And just kill
people forever.
Watch fun. And this, of course, is so
disgustingly twisted, where, for weeks, maybe months, we heard no
American boots on the ground, no American boots on the ground.
Now we are having a public indoctrination campaign about
boots on the ground under the AUMF. And no one is saying, hey,
wait a minute. No, no, it's.
So in addition to applying military force here, Joe, we've
got to work with our friends in the area to very boldly take on
some of the issues that create this phenomenon,
about the underlying aspects of it all. But when you are talking
about and let's just be really blunt here, when you are talking
about the type of people that would be attracted to a
movement, because they see a Jordanian pilot, settle, set on
fire, and burned alive for 21 Christians beheaded while
they're screaming for mercy,
man that that video stuff is working out great. I'm telling
you that multiple seat license for Final Cut Pro is really
paying off. That's all everyone's talking about, is
these videos
on beaches in Libya, you are dealing with people that are not
going to be persuaded by a jobs program or a nice word. And I've
talked to people in the agency under George Bush, and under
Barack Obama that says, All you can do is kill them, kill them
kill
them, we need to kill them this is
we need to kill them. We need to kill them.
Yes. For all those who are already committed to come after
us. I agree with you, Joe, the euphemism we'll use was take
them off the battlefield. And that's killer capture killer
calves really need to concentrate on. And by the way,
we've been actually pretty good at that task, killing and
capturing over the last 13 years really where we have been less
good is the production rate of those are going to want to come
and try to kill us one three or five years from now. And
unfortunately, our lovers in that fight aren't very
stop. Why is it one three or five and not 123? I don't know,
four. Eight years from now, whenever
this observation is valid, I
don't know one, three or five. I believe that's code.
Let's back it up again. See if we can figure this five years
from I don't know why
we have been less good is the production rate of those are
going to want to come and try to
What does even mean my production rate
is what are we been less good at is the production rate of those.
What are we producing people? Is that what he's implying? Or is
that what he's actually saying? The truth of the matter?
Maybe it's a two year program. So you you create new people
every two years, produce new new terrorists, I don't know
production
rate. Yeah, he's
literally talking about
the backend. Extensive and capturing
over the last 13 years, where we have been less good is the
production rate of those who are going to want to come and try to
kill us one three or five years from now? And and,
unfortunately, wow,
that sounds like he's saying we have not been good at producing
terrorists. Three and five year intervals,
the odd years, the 11 years or the odd years, we're way off the
leap years, really producing enough to kill us in the in two
years, but not three or five,
we have to step it up people.
are lovers in that fight aren't very powerful, why we've got to
work through some friends. We've got friends, this is about his
job. It's
sorry, yes. Stop, get up again. What does he mean by our levers?
For all those who want to play?
The whole thing I want to get back here. I don't know, man,
this guy speaks in
riddles. clinically insane. And he just throws miscellaneous
possible possible
that what we really need to concentrate on. And by the way,
we've been actually pretty good at that task, killing and
capturing
over the, by the way, don't you feel good about yourself now.
We're good at killing and capture was
13 years, where we have been less good is the production rate
of those are going to want to come and try to kill us one
three or five years from now on? And, unfortunately, our levers
in that fight aren't very powerful. What levers
or levers in that fight are not very powerful. Is that what he
said? Yes, that's
what he said.
Or lever he may. But is that even me? Don't know, mechanics.
Maybe he really should be called out if he was on a talk show.
And you'd had if it was me interviewing. That guy
constantly stopped and asked him what he means by these words. I
recall the
Munk debates where we had everyone's hero Glenn Greenwald
or Raph Greenwald in the Munk debate, and he was spouting off
just as much bullcrap. And no and your Greenwald didn't call
them out. Oh, people don't do that. This is all part of this.
They're not listening. I think it's part it's true. And there's
a script and they don't care. It's true.
It's true. So now we'll move on to the last bit here. So now
Harf, doubles down. And
she had a lot now where she I think
she's on Morning, Joe says she this is all set up to they have
Hayden on. Then she comes on the end again, the hair is dynamite.
Well, I'm not sure I would take a mulligan on this one. But I
think he went on to say something. I would agree with
that. Look in the short term. And I said this on hardball the
other night, we are killing them and we will continue killing
ISIS terrorists that pose a threat to us,
Marie Harf. Have you ever seen someone actually killed? Have
you ever seen a dead person? Have you ever really been in any
kind of danger? You bitch? I I can't have these people
representing anything of my my representation of government.
The way she talks that this is a stackable offense.
I would think so too. I agree. This is a done call for John
McCain. Blood dribbling down from her
from the corner of her mouth.
Yeah, she's like that guy. It was in there with Star Wars that
evil Emperor emperor. That was all gruesome looking.
And by the way, if this if someone if someone showed up on
RT talking like this on behalf of the Russians, people will be
losing their shit. Oh, yeah. In which this is not okay. This is
please this is not a
mulligan on this one. But I think he went on to say
something. I would agree with that work in the short term. And
I said this on
hardball The other night I said this on hardball because
we are killing them and we will continue killing ISIS terrorists
that pose a threat to us. We're you know, I'm
so proud right now. I've never been more proud to be an
American than thinking about how we're killing them. So great.
Yeah. And not just by bullet in the head. No, no, we actually
drone them were body parts fly all over the place rip to shreds
you still that? You know, they still there's still life in
them. And then someone comes along to save and we put drone
him again.
I'm proud very good at that. I mean, generally, I'm proud of
how good we are at it. I can speak to that better than
anyone. But in the longer term, and this isn't specific to ISIL.
Anyone Hayden, that's right.
In the longer term, and this isn't specific to ISIL military
commanders, politicians of both parties, counterterrorism
experts all agree that if you're going to prevent terrorist
groups from spreading to other places and getting more
coverage, you have to look at the root causes that can lead
people to extremists. You have to do all of it. You have to
take them on militarily. But you have to look at things like
governance like opportunity. So these groups aren't able to get
more people to their cause absolutely be for
rescue mission. When the world is threatened. The world needs
help calls on America
and that's the story.
We need to kill them. Oh,
I feel so good now. I apologize to the population of the entire
Earth.
Planet Earth we have. We really are very, very sorry,
bloodthirsty bastards that are running the play now these
bloodthirsty
bastards. I mean, so here's where Smith month comes into
effect because this is there's no evidence this is such a this
is such a bold faced lie. And it can only come from the people
who clearly are now I'm just going to say are being paid to
broadcast this propaganda. This is Carol, CNN facebook.com/carol
cms. ISIS
continues to gain territory across the Middle East that
recruitment of young women to its ranks has become
increasingly important to the group, and among the most highly
sought after targets Western women. But how do you relate
your message of jihad in a way Westerners understand how can
Westerners understand French to the language of social media and
that seems to be working just fine for ISIS. ISIS is talking
online about jars of Nutella, pictures of kittens and emojis.
These three images are in part helping ISIS recruiters Lor
Westerners into their five leave their life on the battlefield
isn't so different than yours. actually eat Nutella and I guess
they have pet kittens. Okay.
Couple things. What the fuck is where I need to start first?
Sorry, but who actually are the women who actually that you you
can let lure them in with Nutella and pictures of kittens?
Because I need to try this. First of all, and second. But I
mean, put it in the book John. Next. ISIS recruits via Tinder
and match.com I swear to God, it's common. Tinder.
Well, first of all, we have to realize that these guys are the
extreme Islamic terrorists or whatever, however you want to
call them their attitudes towards women's but at least by
the script, the Litany what we're told, and what we're led
to believe, is very negative. Yeah, women should be wearing
these veils. It should be at home. They shouldn't go to
school. They yell these major hockey. Oh, how now are they
what are they going to be soldiers?
Alexa, add Nutella to shopping list. Okay, sorry.
Very fun.
You'd like that. She actually did it, but you can't hear it in
the background. I don't care. Yeah, it makes no sense. This is
propaganda. This is 100% pure propaganda. That's what it is.
It's just not.
Right. I'm gonna put also Facebook on this prediction of
yours.
What's the Facebook part?
Do you have made a prediction that they're gonna start using
social media? No, I said Tinder, Tinder and Grindr. Christian
Mingle. Christian.
Christian mingle.com. Hey, you want your head not chopped off?
Join us. Join us. Wes Clark showed up though.
And he this way, you know, he doesn't tell his little stories
anymore. Oh, no. Oh, no. It's
gotten much better. By this. Yeah. Wes Clark showed up on
CNN. Of course, this is where they all show up. This is the
propaganda arm of the United States. So the State Department,
I mean, the American State Department, let's say American
state American State Department. And he tells us where ISIS comes
from. And
oh, he's used his background. He's the background man in the
script. Oh, yeah. You know how a story is told sometimes they
there's too much backstory. So they bring some guy on is that's
typically when the movie is shit. VoiceOver
is when they couldn't figure out how to make the movie work they
bring
a script is all crap. And so they had a guy come on, and he
explains
exactly what we need your authorization.
So right off the bat, we need the authorization. So we need
this as
EJ he jumps right to the chase. And then he's so cuts to the
chase and it goes right into it.
And then he gives the background you're absolutely right. So we
need the authorization and then he's going to tell us what we
need
your authorization to follow the leads put the troops in and play
this ISIS gospel. I didn't
even catch it and play this, of course, didn't catch that the
first time play this. Like it's a little it's a little show that
we're putting we need
your authorization to follow the leads put the troops in and play
this. But I just got through funding from our friends and
allies because
ISIS got started through funding from our friends and allies. Oh,
really? Huh. Okay. Okay, as my intention let's let's get my
attention. He has one case
though people will tell you in the region, if you want somebody
who will fight to the death against his Biller, you don't
put out a recruiting poster and say you know sign up for us or
we're gonna make a better world. You go after zealots and you go
after these religious fundamentalists that's who
fights his block. General I'm hearing
interesting you hear what he's saying that's who fight fights
Hezbollah, he's saying that this was set up I guess he's blaming
Israel and saying the Mossad set this up because you want those
guys to do the crazies to go fight Hezbollah. Am I
misunderstanding what he's saying?
Well, I've never heard this before. And I think that your
interpretation is valid
okay zealots and you go after these religious fundamentalists
that's who fight his block. General. I'm hearing like a
Frankenstein.
I'm hearing you on keeping Syria fuzzy. But I mean, they've been
very clear in wanting to destroy and dismantle ISIS. So that's
not fuzzy to me.
Oh, by the way, when did this dismantle come into play? No,
Brooke. It's degrade and destroy. How did Why can't
people get it right? Dismantle,
you can't pay him enough on cable. It's like a jalopy or
something cost out properly.
I mean, they've been very clear in wanting to destroy and
dismantle ISIS. So that's not fuzzy to me. And she's
she's actually she's gone beyond the destroy to dismantling
it all that the question would be if they wipe out ISIS in
Syria, which is the goal, then what
Ah, now listen, and we wipe out what am I always said that this
is about what am I said that that ISIS is about? About
killing
us a number of things. But I think one of the things you
always target is Assad. Yep. To
have someone else of our friends who will be Jordanian or yeah,
just
to George grew with the Russians. got snowed in
Oh, man, you're you're ahead of the game.
But the question would be if they wipe out ISIS in Syria,
which is the goal, then what with Bashar Al Assad, there has
to be a plan for that phase?
Well, some things you can't exactly plan, listen to what
he's saying that clearly, because you're dealing in the
realm of politics,
I'm gonna back it up. Second. He is saying, Well, you know, we
might he might we mean, we sad might be killed, you know, you
can't plan what's going to happen with these crazies, you
know, he's actually laying out the truth as it's to about to
unfold. But
here's the goal, then what with Bashar Assad has to be a plan
for that phase?
Well, some things you can't exactly plan that clearly,
because you're dealing in the realm of politics. So part of it
is can you get the Russians to withdraw their support from
Basra? So how would you do that? Well, you're dealing with the
Russians in Ukraine right now. And they're not being helpful.
From Putin's perspective, he probably sees it as the opposite
point. He says that because the Americans need us to help on
Iran, because they don't have a ground force in Syria. They're
actually relying on us, therefore, we can push Ukraine
further. And the Americans won't stop us because they're afraid
they'll lose our cooperation elsewhere in the world. Thank
you very
much. My entire theory has been validated. is what I've always
said Ukraine and ISIS related. not separate. Goodbye, Assad.
You better take your flimsy suit and he's living not looking good
anymore.
He has his he has his opportunity to leave at any time
to go to Russia to go to Russia. They invited him there and it's
pretty wife it's beautiful at the toast of the town in Moscow.
Yes, the toast of the town little
lispy little Russian.
Oh man, man, man, man. Okay, now I think we need to briefly look
at this at the new video that came out. Have you seen that you
probably didn't see it right? No, I
have not seen it. It's
it's fairly well done. It is. Actually I did I have a little
rundown. Let me see I have made it took a couple of notes. So
first of all, so you see a whole bunch of guys. Well, in fact, I
got a freeze frame for you that I want you to take a look at.
And as I was watching this video and they've got jib shots, it's
and it's on the beach so it's well done.
jibs are expensive. And how do you roll them on the beach? No,
no, multiple cameras. It's it's pretty darn good. Good effects.
I would say the actual beheading You of course you don't really
see stuff, but it's you know, Eli Roth could have made this
you know, it's I'm still not impressed. It doesn't really
prove anything. Nothing identifies the beach they're on
as Libya could be Malibu for all I know. You see things that all
the prisoners are standing in line. So you got all the guys in
Orange orange jumpsuits which by the way, brand new creases still
in them put over existing clothing. I don't know why. Why
would you if you have prisoners, why do you think If you're in
prison in America, you get an orange jumpsuit says inmate do
you get to put that over your existing clothes now? This is
your clothes. Okay, so I don't know why that is but brand new,
and all of the G hotties standing behind them dressed
identically in black clad everything new looking really
fierce all the knives in the left hand at once again
completely not what any Muslim would do. And at the end, you
see this bloody sea which is you know, it's colorize it's
obviously well done. However, look at this still shot if you
can go to ITM dot I am slash tal and tell me that ISIS either
works for the NBA or it is the NBA or the Harlem Globetrotters.
domain has been blacklisted. The shirt short URL has been deleted
from our recent record.
Really? Yeah. Okay, go go to tal.no agenda notes.com. That's
interesting.
Got it. All right. I'm typing. You don't have to have a
microphone in front of me. Yeah. So it's kind of hard to type.
Now you see, you see a screenshot from latest beheading
video, Libya.
Look at how tall these dudes are. Holy crap. Come on, man.
And that's a Reuters photo. So come on.
These guys are all like six, five
ISIS fighters, all the
Coptics are all midgets.
Or maybe that's doctored or I don't know what that is. I
don't see you'd be doctor I think is, you know, why would
you bother doctors easier just a walk a bunch of guys up and down
the beach. Now the uniforms are correct. are really new.
Everyone on both sides. You think a guy would do? Yeah,
there's worse this beach. What's the point of that?
Well, the point is, it's Libya. And the point is we're coming to
Europe and we're going to enter Europe via Italy. That's
if you're gonna do propaganda, as you would have you would make
it look as though you the behead D are a little, little mouse,
and is huge. Yeah, ISIS. You're right. You know, super men are
lording it over and they're looking at it. And this
difference in size, even though you notice it, I think most
people would not have noticed this, but it is a it's subtle,
subtle. It's not so subtle in this case, but it's a propaganda
trick. Yes, it's propaganda trick your superior to you like
to master race, or this one guy is at least a foot and a half
tall.
So why Libya? And and I want to remind everybody, that Libya,
you didn't really hear much about Libya. Oh, yeah, you did.
You saw, you know, Clinton and Tony Blair is
still our show. We kept up with Libya and started discussing and
this is a while ago, the airport bombings and the fact that
there's no government there anymore, and all the rest of it.
I'm going back even further
when we were when the United Nations came up with this
resolution, because of course, we had to get rid of Qaddafi.
But you'll recall, there was really nothing going on.
Everything was kind of we every world leader was on photos with
Qaddafi walking in the 10 walking out the tent, everyone's
a you doing everything's great. And now we bombed them. We had
that with the United Nations. We led that we had all the no fly
zone. We killed him. We got rid of everybody. And now Now we've
got ISIS in Libya. Good job, everybody. Yay, un fantastic.
This this group called the Quilliam group, qu I ll I am and
they are a think tank. And they released a report actually
interesting these guys to 2007, three former members of the
Islamist group his tie here and see one of the co director and
co founder Ed Hussain. He's now at Council on Foreign Relations,
you know, so it's, it's obvious, senior adviser Tony Blair. I
mean, so it's actually he used to work for HSBC. I mean,
there's these shields, but they released a report to have here.
It's marked up in the show notes for you, Libya, the strategic
gateway for the Islamic State. And it's a translation and
analysis of the Islamic States recruitment propaganda for
Libya. I think this is very key for us to understand because how
all of a sudden, to these guys jumped from Egypt, up into
Libya, and now they're going and in the video, they're
threatening that they will once again fly the ISIS flag in Rome,
over the guests. The Vatican. Guys are great. Let's just read
a couple of things that I've highlighted here. Quilliam is
the world's first counter extremist Think Tank set up,
really set up to address the unique challenges of
citizenship, identity and belonging in a globalized world.
That's a little background on who these guys think they are.
In light of the recent release in circulation of a video
depicting the execution of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians on a
beach in Libya by militants claiming to be part of Islamic
State, international attention has zoned in on the country as a
new realm of Jihadist activity. Interesting how this 15 page
report gets banged out and released so quickly after this
video. The timing is always interesting to me. In January, a
prominent supporter of Islamic State who claimed to be in Libya
uploaded a short essay titled Libya the strategic gateway for
the Islamic State. In it the author lays down the reasons why
Islamic States Jihad must expand to the to the country.
Importantly, the document which has remained until now
untranslated in its Arabic language form is not something
for a western audience. Its content is not an attempt to
intimidate. Rather, it's intended for a regional jihadist
audience. So what they've done is they've translated this so
that we can understand it and I think, since it's all bullshit,
I think we should at least understand what they're trying
to communicate to us. In this document, the author laments the
fact that many supporters of iOS have misunderstood and
underestimated the critical significance of Libya as a new
province of the caliphate. Isn't that great that we got Qaddafi
out made that province? I'll clear it list the specific
conditions which render this the case?
Yeah, of course, I think people should all look at a map. Yep.
And try to figure out how these guys jumped from Iran, Iraq,
over Saudi Arabia over Jordan over lab. They can fly over
Israel, which is right there, over Egypt, over Sudan, wherever
they're coming from, to get to Libya in the first place. Did
they take a there was no trains because you gotta cross the Suez
Canal to you gotta cross the that whole area where the
there is some mention of how that happened? They well, they
could swim. Well, what is what is said in the document is these
were affiliates, who then converted and swore allegiance
to
when they had the same uniforms and the same welfare for the
prisoners and everything.
Amazon Prime shipped to Libya, I think.
Okay, that must be it is that's the only thing I can think of. I
think it's a problem to send the jumpsuits to, to Libya. So
speaking of Libya, in this document notes, Libya has a long
coast and looks upon the southern Crusader States.
Interesting how now
that we have one that's throw that in
the Crusader word, which is not the first time the first time we
really heard that was from who started that? Some douchebag
politicians? Yes. So this is the same people writing all this.
The southern Crusader Crusader States which can be reached with
ease by even a rudimentary boat, there's no, this is I'm just
telling you what it says. Well, there are lots of people
escaping from the Yeah,
they're all dying, most of them have crashed and you know, yes,
yes, they're all drowning. It's not a minor thing to take the
boat from Libya to Italy. It's not which is where their head
they're Sicily and
Lampedusa is where there are 1000s of refugees just piled up
on top of each other, no one gives a crap in Europe, they
don't want to know about it. Of course, the Italians do anyway,
therefore the opportunity, the opportunities that lie in the
exploitation of human trafficking rings may only be
unparalleled as a launching platform for attacking European
states and shipping lines. So
what they've got no boats got they've got no planes, how they
going to attack anything. Oh, wait,
let me get this straight. It's gonna be like the Somalia
pirates. They're gonna come out there on these little dinghies
and trick people into letting them on board. Is that what
they're gonna do? I'm just reading the document. This
document is bullcrap. Yeah, but it's important because this is
this is the script. It's not going to actually, the document
spends much time discussing the abundance of light, medium and
heavy munitions in Libya. Both those that ended up in the hands
of revolutionaries and those stockpiled by our Qaddafi during
his reign our CIA, yes, in which he squandered all of Libya's oil
revenues, which ranged between 30 and $45 billion a year upon
the purchase of weapons. There was of course, that that weapon
thing that he got screwed on, and we wouldn't refund his
money. And it's urgently the document urgently calls upon
jihadist to make their way to Libya as soon as possible.
Before inaction means that the weapons are effectively
surrendered to the Crusaders. And then there's just a whole
bunch of shaders there now who are they? The Crusaders are US
The Yeah, we're fighting them. So we're the crusade. We're not
really
there. No, but okay. And,
and you ask how they're going to, you know how they get. I
just read this.
Yeah. How do they get from this a long trip, by the way? It's
like, it's close to it as least 800 Miles maybe 1000.
Well, here's what I got. The Obama administration is
preparing to equip the so called moderate Syrian rebels with the
ability to order airstrikes. They're going to give them
vehicles with radios, so they can call in airstrikes from B
one B bombers. Does this sound right? No.
All right, one of those things did cost a fortune operand
and as well as pickup trucks with mounted machine guns, guess
what pickup trucks we are going to be giving them Ford's Toyota
Hilux, of course, the Toyota Hilux, that is the truck of
terrorism. They should do their of commercials that way.
Way before you go any further play the Egypt Libya crisis clip
which talks a little bit about Egypt getting involved in this.
The President of Egypt called on the UN to form a coalition and
intervene in Libya to fight the threat of Islamic State
militants their the request comes after the terrorist group
beheaded 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians in Libya. President
Abdel Fattah Al Sisi made his plea during a recorded audio
interview that aired in Egypt today. So for Libya,
what is going on in Libya could change this country into a
breeding ground that will threaten the whole region and
not only Egypt, Egypt, the Mediterranean basin and Europe
have to deal with this problem because the mission was
unaccomplished was unfinished by our European friends.
Someone's got to finish the job, Chuck.
Yeah, that's what it that's the setup and the wasn't finished.
Let's go back.
Now, before I do that little intervention this showed up on I
think this was BBC even when you see the president of Sudan, I
gave an interview. And g
the president of Sudan has warned that the fight against
jihadist extremism must engage militants on an ideological
level and not solely concentrate on military action against them.
Omar Al Bashir warned that simply using violence against
young radicals who fight with organizations like ISIL and al
Qaeda, could lead to even more extremism. He says the CIA and
Mossad are behind Boko Haram and ISIL. Speaking exclusively to
urine using the week that ISIL released a video purporting to
show the execution of 21 Egyptian Mossad.
I said CIA, the Mossad stands behind these organizations VMs
because there is no Muslim who would carry out
I'm thinking a little regime change for you there, buddy.
Yeah, he's got his short life that don't don't get any hot
tubs that has lids on
it. So I'm taking a small place. This is a very
bad idea. So the President holds this conference. Isn't a grind
away. That's Clip of the Day. You know, I?
I think it's, I'll take it because it is kind of find of
the day it's pretty unbelievable. This guy. Yeah, I
mean, what is he thinking? What is he thinking? It's not that I
ever heard of State has never heard of Djibouti, where we have
these drones.
It doesn't find find himself. Yeah, he's got
it on the short end of a long gap along selfie stick. So the
President is just moving all of this forward. Like we have to
now believe that social medias are just you know,
uncontrollable. It's it's uncontrollable here. He
knows it drove like, can't stop and stop any of this. And these
guys, by the way, I've heard this that ISIL and ISIS,
whatever you want to call them. Yeah. Advertising, whatever you
want to call them. Yeah. They are geniuses somehow. Yeah. In
social media, we have to
recognize that our best partners in all these efforts, the best
people to help protect individuals from falling victim
to extremist ideologies are their own communities, their own
family members. We have to be honest with ourselves, terrorist
groups like Al Qaeda and ISIL deliberately target their
propaganda in the hopes
of reaching people like kittens and Nutella
and brainwashing.
brainwashing. Wow. Brainwashing
young Muslims. Especially those who may be disillusioned or
wrestling with their identity or have no jobs. That's the
truth. Get some jobs going here in the United States.
The high quality village videos though online magazines,
oh high quality videos online magazine use of social media use
of social media, terrorists, Twitter accounts, terrorists,
Twitter accounts, write that one down, terrorists, Twitter
accounts.
It's all designed to target today's young people online.
Cyberspace, it's working cyberspace. And by the way, the
older people here, pay attention as wise and respected as you may
be. Your stuff is often boring. Yeah.
Round of applause,
because they're all good. This is a Masscan. Yeah, I'm trying
to explain. Because the people who went to this conference on
violent extremism, first of all, it was thrown together. They're
so happy you get an invite from the White House, your your your
you get a hard on the White House.
I'd like to know why it was thrown together. You must you
have since you're all over this, you must have some thoughts on
how this why did this get thrown together? Exactly. You're right.
It was thrown together at the last minute. Think about it.
bunch of bull crap. That was just your Obama trying to keep
himself from getting too involved if he can? Well, it's
because it's its own people on the other side of the fence on
that.
What I think is, we need the Authorization for Use of
Military Force. And we need as many voices as possible, as many
sound bites as much influence to be exerted, so that the American
public goes, Yeah, whatever. Go ahead. So there's no backlash.
And so
backlash against Congress, which is already all in me, but no
one wants to be singled out. And that's why it's a resolution,
you know, is it make it very fuzzy and easy. And I think
that's about it. They really need to get this going. So at
the president, the president and the president alone to that, and
we read we read the resolution two years, and it's a couple
pages, very simple. So it can kill anybody, anytime, anywhere
at the ad has at his pleasure. And his pleasure,
you're not connected. And as a consequence, you are not
connecting. So these terrorists are a threat First,
hold on a second. What is he telling his audience that
they're not connected by guaranteeing that 90% of them
have Facebook accounts? Sure. Half of them are on Twitter. If
they're bored, and they're all on LinkedIn, they're boring
talking about
they're boring he said you're boring because they've got slick
videos of Thrones
jackasses. You're boring you're not connected. Okay? That's
what he said. Okay, no,
I think you said you're not connect you're not connected.
You're not gonna You're not cyberspace. Let's listen.
By the way and by the way, the older people hear
that and hello ageism. What is that?
What is older people 90? I don't know are in his audience, the
older people
you suck. Because you're too old to know, social media or
something's ageism.
As wise and respected as you may be? Well, of course, I
feel good now.
Your stuff is often boring, often boring.
Compared to what they your start. Let's
listen. He says compared to hold on, let's listen to what they're
compared to what they're doing. Video.
You're not You're not connected.
You're not connected, because you're still on dial up. You AOL
people.
And as a consequence, you're not connecting. So these tariffs are
a threat, first and foremost, to the communities that they
target, which
is jumped over that one. Yeah. You're boring. You're not
connected. So if they're in for you're not connecting, no, oh,
that's a good one. That's very creative. You're not connected,
so you're not connecting? And then he just drops it? Well,
again, who was really crap, everybody in that audience is
connected? Of course it is and what bullshit? Why is their
stuff boring? What's boring about their stuff? What Is there
stuff? What's he talking about? I'm
really asking all the right questions, because I can't
answer them for you. Because it's bullcrap. First
and foremost, to the communities that they target, which means
communities have to take the lead in protecting themselves
here in America as it's true anywhere else, okay.
Now, let me ask you a question. So amidst all of this social
media, fear that we've been going through, we hear now that
ISIS ISIL had 40 children in a cage, they're going to burn them
alive. They've been burning people, they want to just
burning people. I don't understand how in the same day,
you can say that they're burning people while you have this
report.
with ISIS locked in battle with Iraqi forces and Al Baghdadi
eyewitness accounts from the Western Iraqi town claimed the
terror group is burning the bodies of soldiers and tribes
been killed in the fighting to desecrate them. Today the
Pentagon indicated there is video of the victims which it is
now analyzing. I
certainly wouldn't surprise any of us here if it if it turns out
to be authentic and true given I'm going to miss him continues
to wage against innocent civilians,
and from Iraq's ambassador to the United Nations another
startling claim. Okay, now
we just heard they're burning people. Now we have another
startling claim, same report
that ISIS is harvesting human organs from its victims in Iraq,
selling them on the black market in Europe for profit.
Wait a minute,
hey, hey, Abdul. As hard as burnt to a crisp. What good is
it to me?
It doesn't shit. You read me no good product. This product is
burned? Like, come on. I think this comes back to your
newsletter. Actually, I I
listen to a dozen doctors and mozal who refused to operate he
says were murdered.
Is this the murder Doctor thing you had in the newsletter?
No, that's different. Good. I like this
by like this doctor.
So let's get this straight.
I am going insane.
So we have a lot of we have to see this the problem with the
defense of the Pentagon, they, I think they'd have something like
10,000 people in PR, and media relations. And they're all have
these days, obviously now they're conflicting with each
other in the same report. They're either burning people to
death, or they're cutting out their organs and burning them to
death, or they're just cutting out their organs and not burning
him or the doctors who aren't cutting out they're gonna get
killed. So that to find new doctors who can do this, there's
not that many people that can do this correctly. And then they
have to need they need ice. They need a transportation system to
get the hearts and organs and lungs and whatever else they're
pulling out of these people to sell in Europe afterwards. are
they burning? And before? We have no idea they're waiting
children with Oregon's in those? Yeah, kids got good organs and
burning them alive. Supposedly, this makes no sense. You can
harvest in Oregon from a guy after he's been burnt alive. And
you can't
be in a cage alive when your organs have been harvested.
Before you get burned, it's just too much. And they're going to
sell it in your yes,
they need one guy has to coordinate this information. So
I think that's
why Kirby's out. There needs Yeah, they do need a
professional Gee, Who could that be? I wonder? Do you think maybe
it could be a really big name? Because traditionally, the
Pentagon spokesman told that it never gets the press that the
White House spokesman has it's number one press and then number
two has got to be state. Right. And that's only recently and I
think DOD, we've really been on it for a long time, but only
with a Kirby. It really became fun and entertaining. And I will
be missed. By the way.
There's all kinds of other briefings that go on Navy has
won. Yeah. Well, that let's listen to the rest of the report
each have one. There may be some clues here in the rest of this
report.
So we have Jose we have doctors won't do it. They kill him. And
by the way, they're selling him in Europe. So yeah, your
question is very good. Do they have it on ice and they take one
of those rickety boats? They're talking about to go to Italy? I
mean, do they what are they?
If they're just flying over there drop, they have to fly him
over on one of those special flights. Carry you had the
lunch. They have certain code names they Flymo with the heart
side. Why don't they just backtrack, as he would say who
said this thing was in Iraq
and selling them on the black market in Europe for profit. A
dozen doctors and mozal refused to operate. He says were
murdered
in LA Jara mlvs. In fact, crimes of genocide against humanity
that must be held accountable before international justice.
without even mentioning the traffic of human organs.
Serial has not been able to confirm the claims and the
ambassador offered no proof. Oh, well,
doesn't matter report it anyway. The UN however, tells ya go
ahead. Good.
Good to go. And it is investigating if true what could
be driving the terror groups increasingly extreme tactics.
I think the more sag benefits
ISIS financing has suffered and the US led air campaign has
destroyed many of the group's lucrative oil facilities.
Oh, I didn't know. I heard one. They like one half mini refinery
and then they show a big black and white picture of some
explosion. Oh, that must be a refinery.
ISIS recruiting remains strong more and more attracting women
and highly educated people. These extreme attracts Do these
often
women lose the jobs theory?
Women and highly educated people, there's two separate
things by the way, just want you to know, just
understand that women and highly educated Ps are not the same.
And professors, I can't believe they're gone. They're out
of control with stories,
coding remains strong, more and more attracting women and highly
educated people. These extreme atrocities often filmed, get
attention, which in turn further fuels recruited.
We've already seen them burn people alive in cages. This guy
is great. Listen to this, oh, it's just par for the course for
ISIS. I mean, they've been crucifying people in Syria for
the past two years. There really is no form of atrocity or, you
know, sort of gruesome death that they haven't thought of.
Oh, hold on a second. Oh, I got some ideas. How about drawn and
quartered ring? And we haven't seen that. What do you think
John?
I think drawn and quartered would be very entertaining. So I
think it's too hard to do this and you take you get the Jimmy
even when they did Braveheart, and they draw drawn and
quartered. Mel Gibson didn't really show much
old movie old technology Come on, this is the this is the 2000
fifteens that we get, you know, I can visualize we got a jib
shot from above, or just a crane moving
jib. Of course, you don't use the gym unless you move into it
or think about
it, we've got so this here, visualize a fade up from black,
external desert scene. We have a four brand new Toyota Hilux is
in a like a star formation with just four. And then we have the
dude in the middle, and we and we tie up an arm to one Toyota
another arm, the leg, the leg and then we were up we've got
the shot from the top. Right, and we're going to actually
rotate. That's cool. That just shows how much money we put into
the rotating cam head. And then you're gonna see the each one of
the Toyota start. This by the way, is where we get the product
placement in. And then you have maybe we'll have some nutella
lady with some kittens who drops a flag. You know, like in Greece
lightning, right? Well, she's
got a spoon of Nutella.
Nutella. And then, and then slowly right they go really slow
and then all of them
and then they slow mo it course. Hello. Yeah, it's gonna fade to
the black before we actually see the guy ripped apart of course.
And but then you'll see that will come back from black and
then you see bits and pieces and you maybe can't see an arm at
the end of a row. Maybe maybe a kitty kitten licking on on a
stamp.
Yes. Absolutely. And then the kitten goes and there's a rat
nearby and the rat takes off
buddy that is the state of the propaganda that is being
bestowed upon you and I just can't make up I can make much
more of it. It is what can
you it's out of control outrageous body Oregon thing is
just completely ridiculous. Yeah, they've already stolen 40
million or billion or whatever they have from the bank. So
they've got all this money. And but they do make a few extra
dimes because every little bit helps harvesting organs by the
experts out there who don't know how to harvest from them and
from the people we burn. The other one is from the burn
people from the burn to people. Yeah. Oh my god. And with
that, I would like to thank you very much for your courage and
say in the morning to you John C. Dvorak
in the morning you Adam Curran in the morning and all the ships
at sea boots on the ground subs in the water and all the feet in
the air and all the days and nights out there in
the morning to our human resources there in the chat
room. No agenda stream.com Good to see you all hanging out
having a good time with us. Thank you to our artists 20 watt
bulb. What's the 21 bulb? Well, no, I think I messed it up
actually. I Yeah. Six, nine or six. And the artwork was not by
20 I think it was Martin JJ. Let me just double check. That was
Martin JJ I had to go back and change all of the all of the
credits because I'd said 20 watt bulb for some reason I know what
was wrong.
I think we're debating over a 20 watt bulb might have been that
Yeah. Then you you I was for the 20 watt bulb piece and then
what was the it was the HSBC logo with laundromat HSBC
laundromat? And it was yeah, it
was very it was pretty good for I liked Yeah, I thought that
turned out to be the best. I thought that was
very nice. No agenda art. generator.com is where you can
find all of the submissions for every single show. And you know
what, I kind of tell you this, this is John Fletcher guy. You
know Joe Fletcher is right. Yeah. So this is how our show
works. He's just sitting there. He's listening. He hears you do
something and then last time we'll ever play that one.
Geez, are you already cranked it out and sent it in? Yeah. Well,
Chris, he's the best shouter I've ever heard. Yeah.
She's currently late again.
Guys, phenomenal second. I didn't expect you to ask me to
play it again. But yes, here it is.
Yeah, and he's got the ability to have that crack isn't a nice
as though it's like really screaming at the top of his
lungs. That's genius. That is
almost the same every time.
He goes gravel about three quarters of the way through and
it stays gravel to the end. Yeah. That is a professional
quality shout that I don't know if they've had anyone from
Hollywood's listening use this guy for real. Chris or not.
He has. You're right. He has been he did something else for
us. And we played this for you. He said I don't know if it'll
work but he said he had fun making these
you could get work man.
Yeah, no, that's professional quality laugh he can get work he
could you know he could do there's a lot of these things
that are you know, you can get them from the sound trading
groups and then prevent also the people sell these things. I'm a
member of one sound trading group and I really stupid
things. Yeah. What do you what did the birds of Holland
Oh, it's recordings. That's what
it is. Yeah, recordings of stuff, I have a little regular
stereo rig and go record stuff, I'm, I just put a new rig
together, I'm gonna get the train goes past the end, I want
to hear it coming and going in the other direction.
Anyway, what you just heard for the past? Well, pretty much the
first hour of this program is not to be found anywhere else
that I'm aware of, at least anybody who has a model where
they can work on creating a report like we just brought to
you with all the time and energy and effort and work that goes
into it. Also the the ample supply of information coming
from the people who are not the product being sold. But the
people for whom this product is meant and intended the producers
as we call them, or the audience of the no agenda show. And
because we are funded purely by donations and support from the
program, which we rightly call them producers and people who
come in with the higher amounts our executive producers for each
episode, or Associate Executive producers, just like Hollywood,
except we don't go to the ad route, which is why you know, we
remain podcasters. But you know, at least you can get some real
deconstruction of what is being propagated or pressed upon you.
Yeah, from every side imaginable. Yeah. The right the
left the middle, mainstream media, you know, called
Alternative Media. Fox News, MSNBC, everybody, they're all
out to get you. And I also of course, need
to mention we have Eric to shill, who works on coordinating
as best he can our morass of administration, we have voice
zero, who actually keeps everything running for no pay,
by the way. It's not like void, void, void zeros not getting
paid. Because he loves us. He's built his whole infrastructure
that works. artists, artists putting together fantastic art,
which is known to help the program. Oh, the artists are
fantastic as it changes every single show.
And we we've encouraged them now. I think I was thinking
putting myself in the artist shoes the other day thinking. So
you're, you're put these things in, and it's like, just do I
mean, this is not like days of work. It's a quick the quick
ideas turned into the product. And then they post them. And
then we pick one. And then picking processes. A black art
is a mystery. And we just pick one, it is a mystery. It's part
of the post board and we actually do a post mortem. Most
shows don't do that. In fact, here's,
here's how it goes. Okay, and we're clear and Doug, are we
streaming? I said no. Well, okay, don't ever do that again.
Very rarely. Sometimes you do. Don't ever do that.
We have a couple of we discussed the show, so we fine tune it.
And then we pick the art and then we pick the title and then
we post the show and then we do gossip and then we gossip.
Gossip a little bit. Never gossip a little bit. Yeah, but
all these things are. I was putting my self into shoes. To
the artists and I was thinking that when the show gets posted
and your art gets picked I'm I would say I think that's
probably a minor thrill i hope so. At one screw those other
artists
Oh you mean that way okay yeah no I think there's a little bit
of that yeah no yeah no yeah no
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I just want to plug something. Okay. So I got it was
complaining about my stapler jamming,
which, by itself sorry by itself. These are just strange
because how does this I mean state it's not complicated. I
figured staples
are junk. So I got a letter from Daniel. Producer jet Daniel
Hochstein. He says, I bought my Mac stapler a few years ago and
nearly crapped in my pants. It's so good. Get one and it has to
be the best there is ever search. Max flat cinch standard
stapler on Amazon. So I bought one.
Wow. Oh, send me the link. Well, yeah, this thing
is, for one thing, it's, it's extremely well made as and it's
got little things that happen on it that are just young.
So what is the what is the name of it again,
is the max the max flat cinch standard stapler. I got the key
is it makes a flat cinch. It says
clinch.
on Amazon. Oh, well, it's just a cinch because it's a cinch, not
a clinch. Whatever the case. That's it. It's just like 20
bucks. And you have the red one. It's the small one, the I got
the cheapest one. They're all the same ones colored red G
prize, I got the standard size ones that was black and it was
$19. And the other
ones are I'm putting this in the shownotes so long as I was put
in this thing is
a fantastic product. And it when you staple it staple, it's got a
beautiful mechanism at Staples and the staples are bent around
and flat as a pancake on the bottom and the two ends of a
standard stapler touch so there's no little thing that can
catch a cloth or anything. It forms a perfect little thing
that it's flat as a pancake. So when you stack papers that are
stapled it's not bumped up by the lumpy staple that you get
with other staplers it's a fantastic stapler
I love who makes us Max who's Max Max
just says Max and Max are they American
outfit
didn't get through the box awaiting I don't know
the things like this like the this is a very old American
saying you know you make a better mousetrap and it seems
like these guys have made a better stapler they have you
know what else is up for? For disruption, a product that can
be made so much better? The icemaker in refrigerators have
you ever looked at I mean this you got that silly ass wire that
when the ice is there and flips up which mine broke? That's how
I was thinking about it. That's why you're complaining. But you
know, why can't we have in all refrigerators pretty much the
same. It's like an inserted unit. And it's a very simple way
of making one type of ice cubes Why can't you have like the big
round ball you can choose? You just have different options.
Different kinds of ice cubes. I think it's not free it could be
that could be disrupted it could be a better a better mousetrap.
Yeah, I guess that's not something that you can make. You
have to be part of a larger organization to make that
happen. You have to be an engineer yes in a refrigerator
come
out well or you could have a podcast with a whole bunch of
people who know how to do this stuff like 3d printers and we
can
build a refrigerator didn't take on subzero about that alright,
Eurozone
let's see what I've got on my lists here. Yeah, we can go
Eurozone Greece. Well, today I'm sorry. Yeah, well, I was gonna
say don't have
a couple I got I got the setup. I got the setup.
Greece will today ask the Eurozone to extend what it is
calling a loan agreement and European officials are calling a
bailout. Negotiations between the Greek government and the
Euro group have continued since Monday when Athens rejected the
prospect of more bailout funds and the accompanying austerity
measures. Greece is fine As Minister said, I think that if
we continue in this fashion tomorrow at the Euro working
group, there will be a good conclusion on a technical level
and analyze text will have been agreed upon and on Friday
through teleconferencing, typically Greece's position will
be approved. With a bailout due to expire at the end of this
month. Eurozone finance ministers earlier this week had
given Greece an ultimatum to accept conditional funding or
suffer the consequences, knowing it's burning through its cash
reserves. Athens has few options, but it's looking for a
compromise with the Eurozone, which will be acceptable to
Greek voters.
A couple of things. One, it appears that Angular and the
what's his name? Schauble, as they stepped into a bear trap on
this one. You know, everyone's thinking, Oh, maybe Russia will
come in and bail them out. It now appears that the idea here
is for Greece to default inside the Eurozone. I don't think
people were expecting that something. This feels like
something like a fast one.
Well, I would say that you're probably right, because I wasn't
expecting this, this scenario, as it unfolded. It's a very
interesting play that's going on. And I ended up the Germans.
It was almost like we this just reminds me of the red line in
the sand kind of thing that Obama did with the, with the
chemical weapons as I read it, and they cross said, you know,
we're gonna do this. And then they didn't do anything for us.
Because of course, there's other reasons. But this is I think
Germany should have shut up about this. When it first began,
I think instead of being so adamant, and it's an EU issue,
not a German issue, even though it's a lot of German money,
because there's most of the money's German money. She's
running. Germany's running the show, and they're running the
show, but they couldn't be step back a little bit and see how to
play. See how the game is see how the game is going. Before
you start making these these claims. We're never going to
they kept they can't do this. They can't do that. They ended
up being what they agreed to. Yeah, they should have shut up
and was poorly played. And I learned this. The Greek Finance
Minister Yanis Varoufakis. Didn't care. He's not a member
of the Syriza party. I didn't realize this. He was brought in
and appointed and I'm being a lot of people see he's great.
And fuel sees his shit. I don't know. I know, he's got all this
American and British background. He looks like a thug, which I
think is cool.
It's not that cool. It is. This is
I like my, my, my people in the government looking like thugs,
if they're gonna act like it might as well look the part. I
think that this, this is a problem. And it's probably, but
seems manufactured. It seems like it yeah. As you said it was
surprising move like, you know, we're just going to stick it out
within another six months and give us a bridge loan of what,
what is the bridge loan?
What is a bridge loan, in this case? Say they're running a high
tech company?
That's exactly how you do it. It must be they must need 10
billion as a bridge. Myth? I have no idea. My bottom line is
the they can they can just default by Greece themselves
inside the Euros. It just doesn't. It doesn't work that
way. So the whole idea of Grexit was a red herring. They're not
going to exit. Just kind of blow it up inside. I don't know. I
don't know, an accident. But ultimately, the way this was set
up, and I think this is why it's done
guy, by the way, who seems to be pretty adept. At some point,
somebody said, no, no, we can't actually the Euro zone, it would
not be good for us. What we want to do is stay in it, they have
this rationality, we may benefit from staying in. And so they're
staying in ultimate staying and they have to do some of that
they have to us to deal with them. And they can't kick them
out.
In fact, I went back and read my notes. This show started back in
the day, when, for me it was reading the Lisbon Treaty, which
I had no the public was being told something completely
different about EU and I read the Lisbon Treaty and the
protocols that go along with it. There is specific it
specifically states in the documentation of the Lisbon
treaty itself. There is no way to exit the EU. There is no way
you say
yeah, there's no mechanism that's why there's no way there
is no mechanism. And let me see there is article 50. Which is I
think what the what the UK is Talking about using you it still
takes two years notice you have to send all that there's a bunch
of paperwork it's a divorce a bunch of paperwork and article
50 has some provisions that could be still things have to be
added but you can just say we're out we don't want to do it
anymore. It's it is not possible in according to the treaty that
has made the EU deliberately designed as an irreversible move
Yes, that would that's what why there will be a civil war some
time in the future because these countries just I mean, I could
be wrong it's not
like Germany hasn't screwed Greece in the past
and there's also the France France Germany impasse I mean
these two countries are not culturally similar
somehow what I see happening of course I hear a lot of European
news because I'm my ears tuned to it because I know my European
background it really it's quite interesting to see all of this
fear all of the you know the Muslims killing people. Italy is
is now regarding tourist attractions. Everyone is on high
alert we're all afraid we're all going to be we're all going to
be killed there's no more money everything's blowing up. And you
think how could that ever happen World War Two that that would
never happen again? And as it turns out, I think it can I was
raised to believe that these things just was impossible how
they felt after World War One I know great war war to end all
wars now we have internet and we know people
every wars a little different. So this one will be
what do you think it will be? We've I think we've talked about
this well, I'm always believed
to just be another beef between France and Germany at some point
right but we'll actually be going into resolved and you'll
some one country takes the other country and takes it over I will
be that's even possible. We
see German troops in the streets of Marseille. I mean, what would
be French troops in the streets of Berlin?
Now it's also possible
depends on who gets troops first. I mean, they've don't
forget the French have the a bomb, and the Germans don't
write.
Just keeping with the politics and fear mongering. I found this
to be abhorrent. Gitmo nation East known as our beta testing
ground for all things propaganda and telling the slaves to shut
up in the UK Channel Four is coming out with a mockumentary
though they have elections coming up sometime soon or they
always seem to have something happening. Bottom line let's
Channel Four. Channel Four in the UK. Okay. They, the you Kip.
This of course growing with with leaps and bounds, the Wii U and
I have always thought very highly of Nigel Farage certainly
in in European Parliament, great show material is always funny.
He's always on point. They've tried to kill him a couple
times. Whenever we do this, we get just an influx of letters of
how he's racist. They're racist and horrible, just sucks. But
meanwhile, the British people seem to keep voting for you,
Kip. And now Channel Four has done something which I can't
believe that this goes on. But they created a mockumentary what
the UK would be like, after 100 days of you Kip being the
majority party and running the country.
Wow. This is a this is really this is talking about partisan
if this is a with Nigel Faraj as prime minister. Sure. And so I
had to happen. Oh, yeah. And this is meant to scare the shit
out of people. Welcome back to General Election
2015.
Imagine a future in which you can come to power, Nigel Farage
has declared the new prime minister, it is a disappointing
result.
We've been told the UK will have announced a series of policies
over the last 100 days
a one off drop. UK the first 100 days. Monday at nine on four.
I'll promise you one thing you ain't seen nothing yet.
It's carnage.
So this is a series
No it's a I think it's a one off
a one off a lot so that you haven't seen it yet. It hasn't.
hasn't come out yet, but a lot of people complaining about
this. Yeah, yeah. Hey, well Wait a minute, and really do the you
have to see the actual Promo The video adds a lot to it. You
know? Just headlines it newspaper headlines of all the
horrible things that you Kip will do.
Oh, yeah, they're gonna ruin everything. For them, they're
racists.
Now, I have another thing that Ben, I just want to stop and
rest for a moment, but I gotta get all this stuff out. Holder.
Who is he says, did he resign? Eric Holder, our Attorney
General
seems like he still thinks he's in office because he's given
speeches. So either way, you brought this up some time ago
now I'm actually annoyed by it, which is this continuation of
calling somebody what they were before. They had watched the
Saturday live thing, which was very exciting is that it was it
was good. They have some good bits, a lot of a lot of friends
of mine. Just a bunch of people, you know, patting each other on
the back. Right? Right. But there was let me guess a lot of
Brian Williams jokes. There was a credit not a lot, but a few of
course, okay. And they you know, they had Cosby joke too. Oh,
good, good, good. They had Sarah Palin in the audience. And they
were doing a question and answer. So say, and Tina Fey
What would you like to know? Sarah Palin? Oh, I'm sorry,
Governor. Oh, I see what your Governor Palin. And I'm thinking
she's not the governor. And I'm more I thought about this
because you complained about this. You know, Clinton is
called President Clinton. That's not what he is. He's not the
president. He's the former President Clinton. And I
remember when I was a kid, that's the way it was done. It
was the former President Clinton and they would come. You know,
sir, they go you're on or something? It'd be a lot of
times, but you wouldn't call him president because he's not the
president.
You know, Uncle Don is always referred to by people as
Ambassador Greg.
Yeah. Well, if you're referred that way, you probably don't say
anything I've
shot. I just don't want to be referred to
give some speeches in Brazil. And they always introduce me as
Dr. de vorak.
And you did not correct them? I'll bet. Oh, I
mean, I was What am I supposed to do? But it turns out that a
public speaker in Brazil is is routinely called doctor for the
purposes of the speech. And I think at some cultures that you
just called, you know, whatever, you know, you're given a speech
Thus, you get the Monique.
Well, he still is the Attorney General. Is he not?
Put the other woman in or they didn't they? Maybe she's still
under Windows submitted? They did they did they approved her?
Let's take a look. Hold on a second. We definitely need to
check this
attorney general and we'll just do a simple, simple that Allah I
don't know she got no, it's so hard to keep track of what's
going on. Let's see the United States Attorney General Go to
the wikis.
The wiki says it's still Eric Holder. Yeah. Was taken so long.
Anyway, Attorney General Eric Holder who has an eye problem,
his left eye on someone tracked him on the eye or?
Yeah, he's got he's got a
loose I just gotta loose i.
What is it called? Is the name for that week? A style? No, no,
no, he's got to eyeball it. She's got a lazy eye, lazy eye.
Left Eye is a lazy eye. Since he's tired, he starts to wander
around should wear an eyepatch. Boy, that would that would fit
his personality. Yeah, would actually. So I'm listening to a
little speech he's doing it to or actually with a speech and
question and answer at the Press Club.
Yes, I saw this too. And I couldn't get a clip from it. And
well,
yeah, I got a clip because something he said really
bothered really bothered me. Gee, go figure. It was almost as
bad as as Harf Bandcamp. Girl, though. He's asked questions
about whistleblowers. And and he goes through this whole thing
like, well, you know, we don't
I'm sorry. I was gonna say if I was in the audience. And he one
of the things he asserted was, well, one of the great things we
can do as attorney general we can. He was like, pick and
choose, right. Well, we do we can pick the not too easy.
There's a lot of laws that we don't enforce because we choose
not too. And all this sort of thing. I would prosecutorial
discretion as well. That's the word I was looking for good
work. Thank you. And he was going on about this and I was
thinking about it and he said ask the simple questions as
well. Obama's always said that You know, the states have some
rights when it comes to legalizing marijuana why you
guys keep going after legitimate medical marijuana shops in
California in particular and other places? When if you have
this, what why do you? Why do you back off on certain things?
And then you go after the dope, guys in California, when it's
legal in California to sell medical marijuana, or even
they're always threatening to go after to Colorado where it's
legal just to sell day, you know, on the street. That's what
I'd asked him.
Well, you there's a reason why you're not in the Press Club.
Here. You're annoying with your questions. Good question. Yes.
It's a good question, though. There was a question about
whistleblowers and who they're going after and why and, you
know, there's more than and then all whistleblower, the seven or
eight
whistleblowers in the entire universe. Yes. Obama is going
after more than the total before under the
treason Act, which is, yeah, the treason Espionage Act, actually.
Espionage I'm sorry. Right. And, wow, my ear just closed up. Oh,
my God. I'm not hearing perfect stereo. So I pulled this little
clip up where he's saying, Well, okay, yes, you're going after a
journalist as we referring to James risin. From fox, fox news.
Now, isn't it from New York Times fan,
New York Times, whatever? It's the same thing. Times Fox?
They're all the same and sloppy. Yeah, it's the same thing. I
don't care. It's irrelevant, because what he says here is
just like, wow, okay. Because he's asking members of the press
a question. And you and I are members of the press. We are
journalists, by definition, you are an actual journalist. I'm a,
I'm hitching a ride on your coattails. But we try to do
journalistic work
when you have people who are disclosing, for instance, the
identities of people who work in our intelligence agencies.
That's the kind of case that I think we have to bring. But I
also think there's a question for for you all, from members of
the press, as we have asked ourselves when it comes to
national surveillance, simply because we have the ability to
do certain things. Should we, any members of the press have to
ask that same question, simply because you have the ability to
because of a leaker or a source of information that you have you
have the ability to expose that to the public. Should you?
So what he's saying, I think there's, there's some validity
he's like, yes, just because you know, something doesn't
necessarily mean it. It is in the public interest for people
to know about it. Fair, fair point. But then he comes with an
example that shows you just what a giant anus cavity this guy is,
doesn't mean I'm not saying it is it is for you to decide is
not for the government to decide, but it is for you to
decide. You know, use an extreme example, perhaps unfair.
Why does he set that up? When someone says that it's strange,
I'm going to use it is strange. Well, his example was, was
indeed unfair and very extreme.
In World War Two, if a reporter had found about found out about
the existence of the Manhattan Project, is that something that
should have been disclosed? No, we're not in a time of war. I
understand. And I said as Oh,
first of all, he says, we're not in a time of war where we are
because we're at war against ISIS. ISIL is Daesh,
advertising, whatever, but he says, Should someone have
exposed the Manhattan Project so that's an extreme example. And
I'm thinking to myself maybe the the exposure the Manhattan
Project could have thwarted the killing of 129,000 Japanese and
Nagasaki and Hiroshima now Fuckit their jabs? Really?
Holder? Is that a fair question? Is that is this is this guy
insane? Are we proud now of of incinerating these people?
Should that have been stopped? Should it not have been stopped?
Am I missing his point?
Well, I don't know what his point is the same like what he's
saying is establishing is another political debate that
has never ended. Well what he's saying is that World War Two
would not stop but the other thing he's saying is that so if
somebody revealed the project I don't think it would make a damn
bit of difference what difference does it make if
somebody knew it was going on? Oh, maybe would if they may vote
to help things it would have ended the wall of the chapter.
Oh my god, they're gonna blow this thing up in us. It might
actually been better that way. Yeah, that was like a plus.
instead. No, we had to keep it quiet so we could actually kill
them because it's fun.
Well, I don't know if that was his point his because I think
he's not I can't make that point. But I found it to be a
very I can see where you would. I think he's just, I don't know,
I think that guy's just not that bright light. Let's go over this
winter. A lot of this is about this this. This guy, John
Kiriakou. Yes, who was the guy? This guy is like that, you know,
I'm not a big fan of this guy I've been I've heard all this.
He's not a whistleblower. He never was. He got burned by the
Espionage Act. And because they're busting everybody they
can who just talks too much, which seems to be this guy in
spades, who now claims to have been a whistleblower. He's not
like Binney, and all the x guy, ex NSA and other guys who were
whistleblowers that came out because they saw an injustice.
This guy never did that. And let me read from a transcript that
he had talking is of an interview with this guy, Nermeen
Shaikh Kai,
can we just review briefly he was he went to jail because he
he gave up somebody's name, supposedly, or he passed along
some information. The New York Time to a New York Times
reporter this was uh, this all this all got started. But let me
read what he his explanation, which I believe is true. The guy
in one this is, John, you said that there was your net? You're
actually charged with espionage. Is that right? Can you? Can you
explain the significance? Yes. The SPM. the Espionage Act? Yes.
The government initially charged me with the s with espionage.
I'm it sounds silly, maybe. But I'm still personally offended.
I'm personally offended by the charges which were dropped. Of
course, the espionage charge is used by administration to force
people into silence. My espionage charge is that I had.
Were involved having these conversations in New York Times
reporter New York Times reporter said that he was writing a story
about a colleague of mine. And would I give him an interview, I
said, this colleague was a great guy. This is provinces of the
word cut off under the end of each sentence. I said this
caller calling was a great guy. And, and the zuba do operation
is a terrific officer in this operation. Then the reporter
said, Do I know can I get in touch with him? And I said, No,
I've been out of touch with him for a long time by but I have
may have his business card. So I gave him the reporter the
business card. Which because he was not in the CIA anymore, and
he was under a more he was undercover. And his business
card and vault was involved as a CIA contractor. And he had his
personal email on it. That's all he did. He had his card, which
he apparently passed out all over the place. The guy knew who
he was, I want to get a hold of this guy. Well, here's his card.
And that was the end of it. And somehow this was espionage,
according to the government. And so so it goes on. And that's
actually what this show is about. It's about him just
giving a business card to someone. And he ends up was the
prison time over it because he shouldn't have even known the
guy. I didn't know that it was just a business card. Yeah, it
was a business card exchange. It's kind of nice. Yeah, this
was on Amy Goodman show, by the way, of course. And there's no
whistle blowing. I mean, there's in this whole guy story, if you
listen to this interview, which which is available on Democracy
Now. There's no whistleblowing involved. But all of a sudden,
he jumps on the whistleblowing bandwagon. For some reason, I
think it's the get compensation or some I think there's some
hope in the future, okay. Through this, this very
aggressive prosecution of these whistleblowers, that Binney and
the other guys are going to get a cash payout. And this guy
wants to be part of it. But he was just a kind of a dumb guy in
the CIA. And he saw Yeah, Oh, that guy. I know him. The
reporter knew who it was. He knew who it was. But I said,
because of the CIA. When you're when you sign up, you're
supposed to not know anything. Remember the when they when
Chelsea Manning first, you know, put all these documents out.
Everybody in the agency couldn't look at the debt that round.
Yeah, that would be illegal. It would be illegal to know
anything, or to look at it. And so this is the kind of thing I
guess, with this guy, because the guy was a CIA guy, and he's
working as a contractor. This Kiriakou guy is supposed to
pretend to be stupid. I've never heard of him, right? Instead of
saying, oh, yeah, I got his card right here. You know, give him a
call. And that's the whole thing about this guy. So
well, that really didn't give me much I could have
done it better. We could have but there's a word.
Is that is that your printer that messed that up? Or? Yeah,
that sucks.
And it's very annoying because it might be important to Word.
Sorry, sorry for ya know, it's miserable. I
found something that came in email this morning. Is Can we
switch to something? Are you
Yeah, no, I got no more CIA stuff. That's for sure. This is
under agenda 20. We're climate climate change stuff. And this
guy Tom Nelson. He has a lot of even looking at the data, the
numbers being that had been manipulated and have been
admittedly manipulated by NASA, NOAA. That's an O A, in order to
compensate for how records used to be kept and temperature
measurements were made. And, of course, they're all ratcheted up
in favor of the global warming, which is now a climate change.
But here's one that comes from the actual NOAA website and
documentation. And they have this report. So you have the
NOAA global analysis, annual 2014. And the links are still in
there, you can of course, I've saved them offline. And so on
the show notes, 697 dot no agenda notes.com. So the from
2014, the average temperature for the year 2014 was 0.69
degrees Celsius, 1.24 Fahrenheit above the 20th century average
57.0 degrees Fahrenheit, and IE 58 point 24 degrees Fahrenheit,
beating the previous record warmth of 2010 and 2005. There's
been a lot of discrepancy about this particular year that the
President also mentioned in his State of the Union. So this is
from NOAA, they say 58.24 degrees average temperature beat
out 2010 2005 As the warmest on record. And this guy, Tom
Nelson, when looking back through some of the other
reports, annual reports, and he
mentioned you talked about this already? I don't think so. Yes.
Not this particular one. No, no, I'm saying you've talked about
this anomaly before with all the numbers because you had a debate
beef with your lawyer friend, right. But this is you you did a
big segment on the show about how this number was was how it
was created.
Right. But this is, this is something new, I didn't have
this actual data point, which, which we talked about on the
show, is that both NOAA and NASA said there was about a 38%
chance they were right, they were gambling, they were
gambling on this. Well, they gambled wrong because if they'd
only looked at their own annual report from 1997 They wouldn't
see and it's still on the web 1997 The gloves are remember
2014 warmest on record 58 point 24 degrees Fahrenheit average we
got that 58 point 24 average in 2490 97 This is no report the
global average temperature was 62 point 45 degrees Fahrenheit
what
is right there,
so we're having global cooling just like we said exactly.
That's not that's funnier than the other one.
I know. So the 90 and they didn't even mention 97 in the in
the 2014 report. They say look what 2010 2097 is
average was 62 point 45 How can under any circumstance even if
true 58 point 27 be the hottest year on record?
It's no drum Obama baby magic.
Everyone should go and read Cliff masses Weather Blog. Now
Cliff mass is a weather blogger and climate taller where he's a
climatologist or what I use whenever a meteorologist I
guess. And he is the various long established weather blog
it's undercliff mass CLI FF mass all one word.blogspot.com And he
has not just most recent posts with the post before that he has
a scathing deconstruction of the global warming thing he's one of
the many weatherman many of them won't come out of the closet and
say anything. You know the guy who started the Weather Channel
Oh, yeah. But he's just an old Kook now so yeah, it doesn't
count doesn't count
and the guy who invented the global warming thing himself
another old who died recently he was denounced it after he
realized it was bogus. And all these things of course are not
nobody pays any attention to that they rather listen to the
scientists scientific proves offered by the real famous
physicist, climatologist Bill Maher on Friday nights on HBO,
because he's the expert on the topic and he keeps talking about
it. Anyway, so mass has got some really good stuff here and, and
he's one of the few guys who apparently can't be shouted down
because when he does public events, he has seizures. buries
the critics, and you'll won't see him in front of Congress
anytime soon. Especially in front of White House of Rhode
Island.
I had dinner last night with Laurie and Mark Laurie Frick the
artists Boy Yeah, and we were just talking you know, shooting
the show. Well had a lot to discuss, but and we were talking
about out how if you say, Well, you know the flu shot I'm not
going to take it. The how, if you listen to NPR who have their
style guide changes quite a lot, then you are you if you say I
don't want the flu shot you are against science. It's true. And
no because you're against science and then this little
article popped up and I think how can people it is in the
nature of the journal. So if the site if we're so certain and
science is settled that we know everything, and then you see the
headline, oh, new findings push back scientists understanding of
when life on Earth was widespread. More than 3 billion
years ago, Earth was a hostile volatile place, it's air oxygen.
Its air oxygen less than its climate unpredictable. And yet,
life thrived. According to a study published in Nature. It's
analyzed 52 ancient rock samples and found that organisms capable
of pulling nitrogen from the atmosphere and converting it
into usable form first appeared around 3.2 billion years ago. So
this is going to upset science, which I thought every science is
settled, it's done, it's in. But it's okay to backpedal on a
billion or so years. You want I mean,
ya know, this is the latest thing going on. Now. There's
some of the interesting debates coming up because National
Geographic ran a big piece, you can start playing this clip, and
you can kill it when you feel like it's a very long clip I put
into it as an archive clip. Uh huh. But place that called the
sciences in from Pew Pew versus National Geographic,
Benny, the debate over what is true and what is believable
extends far and wide. According to the Pew Research Center, 86%
of scientists think childhood vaccines should be required, but
just 68% of US adults agree. On another hot button issue,
climate change the Gulf is even wider.
Hold on a sec. Should we can we stop at vaccines for a moment
then? Sure. I received the draft report from the Health and Human
Services for the forthcoming National Adult Immunization plan
which is scare you.
The adult immunization.
For what? From the executive summary?
No, I mean,
I guess that's my lead into from the executive summary semicolon.
The National Vaccine Advisory Committee and numerous
stakeholder groups have emphasized the need for focused
attention on adult vaccinate vaccines and vaccination. The
adult the National Adult Immunization plan outlined here
results from the recognition that progress has been slow and
there is a need for a National Adult Immunization strategic
plan. And this is about 60 pages. But here's what it is.
Despite the widespread availability of safe and
effective vaccines, adult vaccination rates remain low in
the United States and far below Healthy People 2020 targets
didn't know we had that. vaccine preventable diseases take a
heavy toll on adults aged 18 years and older. The health and
productivity costs of influenza alone are so when that when it
works are estimated to be as high as $87 billion per year.
But maybe they make a vaccine that will take it.
So the CDC and Advisory Committee on Immunization
Practices a CIP currently recommends 13 different vaccines
for adults aged 18 and older to prevent you're ahead of me to
prevent a host of diseases. And I will tell you what they are.
Although you can you can pretty much guess. Here we go. The
adult vaccine schedule first published in 2002 now includes
vaccines that are universally recommended, eg influenza, those
that are recommended for certain age groups Human Papilloma Virus
HPV and those that are targeted to individuals with specific
risk factors hepatitis A and B. The adult schedule also includes
ketchup vaccines, not smushed tomatoes but catch up. For those
adults who never initiated or did not complete a multi dose
series when vaccination was first recommended during
childhood. Catch up vaccines include measles, mumps, rubella,
varicella, which are routinely recommended for administration
during childhood it seems like this is going to have some
effect
Yeah, they're just trying to sell more vaccines on behalf of
the drug companies is bull crap Yes,
that's correct. Am I back to the climate change science just
little
Wait a minute before you go on. So this we're talking about the
doctors being killed I guess you probably didn't click on that
link that's in the newsletter. No, I
did not vote I should go
do that. Now. I
didn't want I didn't want to ruin it. I was surprised so you
got to newsletter like everyone
else. And there's a link on there you click on it. It's a
guy was doc meaning all these mysterious deaths of all these
doctors by stabbings in the neck with they can't find the
killers. There's like a whole slew of dead doctors and mostly
aids researchers. And the woman who invented the papilloma virus
vaccine was one of them. She's been murdered.
Oh, really? Yes. Huh? Yes. Well, that's the second half of show
material man. No,
I don't think is that nutty? Alright, let's get back to this
clip.
87% of scientists believe climate change is caused by
human activity.
What did she say? 87.
Yeah, that this I don't know where this number was derived.
It's 9797. Agree? No. Seven was a different number. And this is
a number that pew developed somehow so
86% of scientists think childhood vaccines should be
required to forecast 68% of US adults agree. On another hot
button issue. Climate change the Gulf is even wider. 87% of
scientists believe climate change is caused by human
activities.
That's that's supposed to be 97.
I'm sorry, I don't know what oh, no, no, no, this is a different
derivation.
Only half of adults agree. The biggest gap and the Pew survey
the safety of genetically modified foods. 88% of
scientists say they're okay to eat. But only 37% of adults
surveyed buy into that, no matter what the scientists say
the disconnect extends to other issues as well, including
evolution and the value of using animals in research. National
Geographic magazines March cover story tackles those issues.
We're joined by its author Joel Achenbach, a writer for The
Washington Post. And Kerry funk, the associate director of
research at the Pew Research Center came up with some of
those interesting numbers we just saw. Joe, why is nothing
settled.
Everything is contested now. I think one of the differences
today is just the internet. It has changed the whole
information universe. It's democratized, small d
information out there, there are a few fewer sort of gatekeepers
of knowledge. Instead, people go out and seek information and
they often find what they're looking for, that reinforces
their belief. They internet, you know, it doesn't facilitate
a reporter. It's not anything, stop it for a second there.
They're gonna switch to the woman from Pew. And she has a
couple of things that are interesting, but I'm going to do
a quiz before you play that part, which is coming. And then
you can stop this thing I just wanted to save this whole
interview is quite interesting, but it's too long. So in the
case of vaccines, what are the people who are resistant to
getting all shot up? Are they young millennial like people?
Are they middle aged people like you or they
oldsters? The people who are resistant?
They're saying no, no, no, you don't need these vaccines? Screw
vaccines? Young middle aged, old, old. Okay. answer to that
you'll you know, you got to listen to because I'm gonna tell
you young. Really the youngest,
but this goes against everything they've been telling us.
You're joking. You're preaching to the choir. All right. Now, in
the case of
you should clip that stuff out. It's too long. I'm just gonna
get there's still seven minutes on this thing.
Yeah, no, you don't did this. The next thing is coming up
where she says, did I just tell you? Now? They don't say
anything about the climate change. But they do. She does
make an assertion about is it younger, middle aged or older,
that are concerned about genetic engineering?
Younger, middle aged or older, older.
Wrong again. With the genetic engineering apparently there was
yes, there you go. Apparently it there is no no group, everybody.
Everybody, everybody. That's why we should continue to have it.
Because 10 minutes to go. I'm sorry. I'd like to if you're
done with this. Yeah, we I get the point I wanted to make I'm
gonna put the whole thing in the in the show notes, the whole
clip so people can
put the whole clip in and people can listen, it's very good. So
there was
a big give the political editor of The Telegraph resigned in the
UK. And the reason was that he said, Listen, we barely report
on HSBC being crooks. And by the way, our Director of the FBI was
a director there in 2012. Yeah, amid some of the scandalous,
ongoing goings on, you know, and got experience and the reason
why according to what's the guy's name him again. Give him
some props call me. No. I'm talking about the the guy who
resigned from telegraph. The Telegraph. Yeah. He was the
chief political commentator. And what's his name? Oh, it's
important because this guy is, you know, she's gonna never get
a job again. So he might as well give him some props. Peter
Osborne, Osborne Oborne Oborne. Oh, yeah. Whatever. Peter
Oborne, Peter. Oh, and the BBC. They have their little little
segment here on I think radio four. And they explained what is
going on? How could it be that the telegraph, which is widely
circulated, reported so severely so narrowly on HSBC yet took a
million pounds a year in advertising from HSBC? And what
is this all about? Really, let's listen to the BBC is experts on
the case,
the basic issue is almost every newspaper around the world is
seeing a big decline in print circulation, the Telegraph has
seen its circulation fall from around about 1,000,010 years ago
to under half a million. Now, if people are not paying for news,
someone has got to pay for newsrooms. And the only way if
you're going to do it online, that seems to work at the
moment. paywalls are just about working with some subscriptions
for some newspapers, but most of them, they're having to turn to
companies they're having to turn to advertising. And these are
creating all sorts of new pressures, new forms of
advertising that looks a bit like news stories. You're never
quite sure exactly what you've clicked on. You told me just
before the program, advertising native advertising, you're never
quite sure what it is. you've clicked on. Is it selling you
something? Or is it telling you something absolutely
fascinating? Where's it come from? These whole areas are
blurring boundaries. And the issue here, there's altogether
different but the telegraph strongly denies that this is
actually leaked through to their main newspapers.
The shock the horror, do you think it's going on everywhere?
John?
The New York Times does it.
It is important for you to realize that now they can't even
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the spreadsheet anymore. I
know. But all you have to do is ask Eric to put it there.
And I know that he can I think this is the gizi new design
hasn't really changed what he does. I think it's just some
function is
done. No. Did you? Did you upgrade office or something?
I don't know. You never know what these damn machines?
Well, and then is it? No, there are a number of people did the
700 pennies? Yeah. That's nice. Yes.
Yeah, that's I recommend that for newbies, newcomers, people
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I've never donated. So here's $200 You can donate $7 Like now
today, and then if you've never donated before, and then you
don't have to say that because I've donated before you could be
happy about it. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Instead of apologetic.
Okay, short list. And we have no, no nice things today. No
look like and let me give everybody karma then thank you
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Now good ad now
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He said to me not to read it that you should be reading that
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All right. Well, that was that. I think you've made your point
with the advertising model. I got a couple little shorties
here we can maybe plow through all right. That was a long way
you want to do I love plowing through shorties to shorties are
good care buggin UCLA?
What does that care
area may have been transmitted despite sterilization, when the
same equipment was used on different patients. The bug is
known as C R E and it is drug resistant. UCLA is notifying
patients and offering them free at home tests.
C R e
is some crazy vibe of bacteria that's resistant to everything.
And it's not Mersa it's a different one. And it's again in
hospitals because they nobody wants to do the work they're
supposed to do and use an autoclave to clean off these
these animals from the equipment this apparently is something it
was they shove some probe down your throat and it just
and they're just not cleaning it
what it looks like with disgust and of course now everybody's
getting you know that you had that just kills you by the way.
Oh,
okay. That's not good.
Check it out. Just care UCLA. Here's another one. That was for
people in Haiti. This is a
this is my favorite topic. How long has it been as we're going
on four years is or three.
But because we've been holding on to the billions and billions.
And we
will when these guys are all wanting to listen, we just need
I know a lot of people want to send blankets or water. Just
send your cat.
The cash is gone.
Yeah, well, no, it's not gone. It's been well.
In Haiti, the final day of Carnival celebrations was
canceled after an accident in a float killed 16 people and
injured 78 others. A singer on a parade float ran into electrical
wires in the early morning hours setting off a stampede by
bystanders. Many of those killed were trampled to death.
Nice. Yeah, as you go this your Haiti news is now my favorite
story. Shorty is this one, which is the bank is being robbed
story.
Hackers have stolen up to a billion dollars from banks
around the world in a series of electronic attacks since 2013,
the Russian firm Kaspersky Lab presented that finding at a
security conference in Cancun, Mexico today. It found the
hacking ring has infiltrated more than 100 banks in 30
countries. They use different methods to bring Again, and kept
their stealing to $10 million before moving on to another
bank,
at least are smart.
So there was a bank robbery in Austin the other day
by Kaspersky know,
the guy walked into the bank and said, I got a gun. Give me the
money. Yeah, and he didn't have a gun and didn't get the money.
Rested it
better you're doing we're on computer, He's
a moron. Dude, try to fight Kaspersky, of course, I came out
and have now mentioned that all this pre installed malware on
hard drives, has helped he has helped the National Security
Agency spy on people for many, many years now.
Any comment on that?
I have no comment on it. I just just just is there any way of
eliminating the spyware that's on the hard disks? I don't know.
Like if somebody hasn't caught this sooner. I can go on for
years and years. It's all these anti virus companies, Kaspersky
included, are so good at what they do.
I don't know. Now, I have to say, can I interrupt your shorty
list here and we can move into a topic? Or do you need to do more
sugar? I just I need to stay on this actually. And my thinking
stemmed actually from this announcement that IBM GE, and
who else Hortonworks. Pivotal Verizon, they're now coming
together with some common standards. Actually, you know,
we should we should just call this what it is. Where are we?
What is it? Well, Vaughn, my phone, the way I see it, good
phones and landlines, and the phone should be made on a bagel.
Welcome to your tech news, everybody. This is the Hadoop
data Alliance. They did a little video on it too about Hadoop.
Now all these big companies with big data have decided they're
going to have standard standardization for Hadoop so
that we can all use this Hadoop for great data mining big data,
it's going to be a great world with Hadoop.
So what exactly is a dupe? If it were in the dictionary, it will
be defined as open source software that enables large
scale data processing across a cluster of commodity servers.
It's designed to scale up to 1000s of servers, and many many
petabytes of data with a very high degree of fault tolerance.
But the real scoop about Hadoop is what you can do with all that
data. It ceremoniously ushering in a new era of extracting
useful information out of vast amounts of diverse data. It has
given you the tools to scale mountains of data to a little
flexibility to handle any data type. Any data now you can see
they do when done right. can have an impact across your
entire enterprise. Oh, yeah. Scoop with a dupe?
No, that's the pool. A dupe is poop.
I have now I've mentioned that I'm trying to go all in as much
as possible. I'm not worried anymore. John, really, the all
this big data. And I know we've discussed it on the show. But
truly, truly, truly, it's a lie. None of it is not coming to
fruition. You can have your big data, you can sift and do stuff.
But you have no idea how my brain works. You're never going
to give me the right ad at the right time for the relevant
product. The refrigerator is never going to really know what
I need. It's all not true. It's a big money sucking scam. A huge
scam. And wow.
those are fighting words fighting words. Now,
along with this comes, I believe, you know, when you look
at Tech shows, John, how tech shows are these days are pretty
much a bunch of people sitting around saying,
well I have if I was running Apple, here's what I do. I do
this. Well, you know,
and you know what to HTC should do? Yeah, Google should be doing
this. That's all that these tech shows are. It's a bunch of Jabra
Ionis second guessing CEOs, my turn. I have been testing three
different products. One is Okay Google, the does it any other
names or Google Now is what it's called right Google Now. They've
been testing it on. Now. It's not a complete test because I
don't use Gmail. And that kind of falls apart if you don't use
Gmail.
So okay, Google, if you say OK, Google. Yeah, everyone. Does
that set up a bunch of phones? Probably. They're just random
podcast. Rob. Okay, Google.
And that's interesting, because it's voice recognition because
you're asking your device Do something. But really what
Google does more of is they connect your personal data and
give you marginally interesting information. I know you like it
a lot. You've used Google Now. And it says, Well, you should
leave earlier for your says, look, it looks at your calendar,
and you should leave earlier because the traffic is bad on
your route. What else? What else?
The only reason I like it, you're talking about the thing
that shows up on the phone with a bunch of cards. Yeah, that
thing is because it gives me this sports scores.
Okay, great. So that's marginally important. It's not
Oh,
no, no, no, no, no, it's not important at all. Okay. It's
just kind of cool. I get the sports scores. Great. Oh, look,
the last right.
Then we have Apple Siri. Siri, I'll say this about not Siri
specifically, but about Apple's speech recognition technology,
at least with my voice outstanding. I do. At least at
home. I do not type on my iPhone. I say it. It's, it's
99%. Accurate. Really, really good.
On my Android phone, and I need to send a quick note to somebody
on email. And I use the little microphone. Yeah, Google's
closed car. It's very accurate.
Google, Google is good. Because I use I've tried it with Google
as well. I, they may be better at international languages.
Apple's iOS recognition. In I've done I've tried Dutch as well,
really outstanding. Now having SirI do things for you. It's
extremely limited. It really doesn't do a lot. And this is
where I think the Amazon's Echo make Siri look like the Newton.
Okay, stop. So with the, with any of these things, can I say?
Call my wife tell her I'm going to be 15 minutes late and not to
buy any milk? Because I'll be picking it up on the way home?
No, I
don't think we're going to have that for a lot from data is not
that complicated? Well, here's what here's, I've really done
some work on and I've had a lot of dudes named Ben helped me
out. First of all, this Amazon Echo thing is not sending
packets continuously. They've done a lot of tracking and
tracing of the of the traffic that goes out. Of course, what
it's really sending is not all known because it's encrypted.
But what Amazon has, and this is what's great. They have
segmented their speech recognition, refined it if you
will, a narrowed it into categories of things that you
do, therefore, it gives the illusion of real artificial
intelligence, and the things that what what is really what
people do the most with consumers were buying things.
And, and it is really so fucking good. But it segmented it out.
So it has a vast array of options and understands when
you're asking it to do something in a category like shopping
category, like anything that Amazon does. Music and then you
know, basic, basic things like weather, but it is so superior,
you can talk to it like a human being in those categories. And
it really blows you away. iOS, it's trying to interpret it, it
can't do that much. It can't interpret what you want. Because
you want to be very, very broad. And Apple really doesn't have
the offering you see if the Apple can do your calendar, a
couple of things, but not the true consumerism. And when I
looked at these two technologies, because Apple's
speech recognition is so damn good. And you have Amazon really
understanding what people want and having the back end because
the look most of the frickin world runs on Amazon. Apple
famously has screwed up their cloud. I would say if I was Tim
Cook first I changed my name to Tom Collins because it's so much
cooler sounding. I would buy Amazon and I've looked at the
numbers. They have enough cash. They could cash you they have
about 183 billion they
don't Oh, that's that's the down they use that cash for a lot of
buyback thing all that stuff that they're they don't really
have far as I can tell only 33 million billion in cash.
Okay, well then my my theory goes to shit that have to write
about No, no, no, that's not true. Is my theory still good?
Yes, because they're there. It's the stock being it was
essentially 700 bucks, but this is zero Dara near their
enterprise value in the market caps around 700 billion which is
the highest of all companies. They can leverage that to buy
anybody I would say then you'd usually do a cash stock deal
cash
stock. If I if I wanted to make the move. That would be the one
because this is it. I said before if this echo thing had an
apple logo on it, people be losing their shit. It's so it's
that good. But Apple doesn't have the offering. They don't
have the shopping they don't have the real consumer part. And
that's all that Amazon is. But they have a shitty brand in
Ibiza laughs like a maniac. They make no money really they don't.
They can't make profit. Because they're just growing on this
long curve, which I think is the right way to go. Apple could buy
a man and that would that would blow everything and everybody
out of the water once and for all and forever.
I guarantee that'd be stopped by the government.
pesky government? Because it's what?
It's just too big of a deal. Well,
that's not you can't just say it's too big of a deal and stop.
They'd be monopolizing more than they're already monopolized. It
would not work, the government would not put up with it, they'd
have to be a lot more bribed going on. And so far, nobody's
paying enough. Amazon selling for 370 Let me take a look at
the market cap and Amazon's market caps like
400,000,000,003 80 Maybe. Let me click. I'm glad you at least
don't laugh me out of the tech segment right away.
Amazon Apple could do whatever they want. Literally they then I
mean that literally they can go buy anybody they want and of
course that's just trying to get to the numbers their market cap
on the market cap for Amazon is actually 175
I mean, how else can can Apple grow other than just them? They
could pick them
up pretty easily?
I mean, what did it be a merger
you wouldn't be an acquisition right? It could actually do an
act as an acquisition it would be too costly Well, I think I
had I just wrote a column a PC Magazine much for saying all the
time claiming that Apple is actually better you right what
could they do to keep growing I don't think Amazon is the right
way it doesn't make sense that company's not that kind of a
company that I don't think they could do merchandising they I
think that they're
they just need the backend by what
Christ their corporate Corporation. Oh, you're talking
about the cars? Yeah, well then reason they would do Chrysler is
cheaper than Amazon curiously actually does make money or can
and they wouldn't cost apple that much. And applicant finally
put do something with all these designers they have in house to
have the best design team in the world. And they could read
establish themselves as a car owner or do they have a car
company that they can then go into the future with with
driverless and all the rest, but they can build some cars that
people would buy, because they're just good, be gorgeous.
On that note, if this is going to irk so many people, Tesla
owners, who of course are all in? And I would say what do you
think the the ratio is of Tesla owners to people who hate the
Koch brothers?
I would say it's probably close to one to one.
Charles and David Koch, have joined forces with Tesla. And
one of the 10 signatories in a letter sent to Governors and
legislators urging support to support Tesla's direct sales
model.
Yes, what do they do? Those guys are famous libertarians. On
admit it, I mean, they're anti war, anti Vietnam War, they're
anti war. Generally. They have all these earmarks. And they
have been, I think, demeaned, or just smeared by the left. Yeah,
left his oversight. Absolutely not sure why. Well,
I think it's funny now everyone who was a Tesla say, oh, that's
the Koch brothers are in on that deal, aren't they? Yeah. And
I'll play that jingle for
phones, a landline. And the phone should be made out of
Bakelite. And that
concludes our tech segments.
We'll send you bring the Koch brothers up. Let's go to their
finally, this is only seeing this report on so far on Al
Jazeera because of again, advertising is preventing it
from running especially on PBS, which is sponsored by Burlington
Northern Santa Fe, the train guys by Buffett and gates. Okay,
so we had another tanker crash
and can I just say how come when a tanker crashes with all this
oil train? Why is no one talking about the horrible horrible
aspect of the environment that is being ruined like they do
with the pipelines? Well, they
do on Al Jazeera Oh, because Al Jazeera is not paid, bought and
paid for by Burlington Northern how it's
paid for by the Qatar ease.
Right as they can do reports like this. Let's start the
report off. This is a little lengthy but it's in pieces.
There's a couple of things in this We definitely have to hear
about I didn't know some of this myself, but tanker report part
one.
Thanks for joining us. I'm Joey Chan. We begin with a threat
passing through many of our own backyards. The downside of North
America's oil bill to West Virginia towns were evacuated
earlier this week at a water treatment plant shut down after
the latest derailment and explosion of tankers carrying
tons of crude oil from the Bakken fields of North Dakota.
It is a valuable cargo van and important resource but as
America tonight Sheila McVicker found in her investigation, it
also delivers growing evidence of a new danger on the rails.
Massive explosions rocked the scene of Monday's train
derailment in Fayette County, West Virginia. I've never seen
anything like this in my life, where at least 15 tankers of 109
car oil train caught fire. After jumping the tracks during a
snowstorm.
Oh my god, the house is on fire, the train derailed over
the force of the explosion. So near to the communities that
Montgomery and mount carbon with their 1000s of inhabitants is
again raising serious questions about the safety of the 10s of
1000s of trains that are transporting an increasing
volume of crude oil across the country. The West Virginia train
was carrying Bakken crude from North Dakota, the same kind of
crude that blew up in another derailment that had a much more
tragic outcome.
Which was the one in Canada, right? Which was also Bakken
crude. That's right. So you get into this and they really do a
good report here. It's a little longer than I'd like because,
you know, the network news would have cut it down a little bit.
But they get into it. It turns out to be a number of factors
going on here besides the fact that Buffett you know, and the
boys are kind of keeping this quiet, that they're they're
running this crude that should not be in these tankers. And I
didn't realize this myself, hold on,
hold on, hold on. It's not supposed to be in the tankers.
It shouldn't be
because, because, well, let's play I think it comes up and
well let's jump to clip four and this is the reason
we have accumulated data from Casselton, North Dakota, from
Aliceville, Alabama, LACMA ganttic, and now Lynchburg,
Scott Smith, chief scientist of water defense traveled to North
Dakota in an attempt to figure out why Bakken crude is so
volatile. Tell me a little bit about the properties of this oil
that make it different from other crews.
What makes Bakken different, is the clear colorless volatiles
gases that ignite easily and that explode.
And with a low flashpoint of just 73 degrees, you get
explosions like the one that occurred this week in West
Virginia, and in Casselton, North Dakota in December of
2013. Crude oil is not supposed to explode. The oil industry has
repeatedly insisted Bakken is no different from similar types of
crude, but other independent studies support Smith's
findings. The industry in North Dakota has said that the back
and crude is for what it calls within norms that is no more It
alleges, volatile or flammable than any other crude oil. What
do you think of that?
That's just not the case from the analysis that we've done.
Ha.
Okay. Now, you might as well play clip six and I'm gonna say
something, or what is it a volley? That's volatility you
played? Right? Alright. Yeah, PLAY CLIP five, which is a
gasoline product. And let me just say before you play it,
that having worked in an oil refinery and also inspected them
for the government. I was always under the impression that there
was the coal pipelines on wheels which have gone by the Bay Area
for dinos since I was a kid there was always floating
around, they go up to standard or the I was always under the
impression that the crude oil in those tankers was not volatile.
And if the tanker over was overturned, or something that
crude would leak all over the place and make a huge mess. But
it wouldn't blow up when that tank when those tankers blew up
in Canada and took out a bunch of people. I was stunned by
that. I wasn't even I didn't comment on it. I really didn't
realize what it what it was and and I now realize it was that
these are tankers full of propane, and play this clip
five, which brings up a little more brings this issue a little
closer to with reality
train traffic in Oregon. The analysis
that we did of oil that's moving through the state shows that it
is far more volatile than gasoline you put in your car
than any oil that moves through the country's pipeline system.
What was different, a lot of propane, a lot of butane a lot
of methane and ethane their natural gas basically,
in fact, Davis found that Bakken crude had six times more propane
than comparable crude, making it more flammable and causing more
pressure to build up during transport in the trade
Transportation Safety Board of Canada's analysis of the Bakken
crude at LACMA ganttic said the crude oil had a volatility
comparable to that of a gasoline product. They could take it out.
Wow. This is this is good stuff, John.
Yeah. And of course you were it is it show up? It doesn't show
up on any mainstream media because mainstream media is
buffet. All right. So let's get the last part. There's actually
more to and I'll explain after this last clip, which is the the
other element here where they're, and by the way, these,
you put this stuff into one of these black tankers, and then
drive it through some area where there's a sun hitting it, and
it's filled with gas, you know, literal gas, I mean, ethane and
propane, and butane
could possibly go wrong.
What could go wrong? So here's, here's the kicker to the whole
thing. Is this clip a six? Yeah,
what worries her most is the known vulnerability of the
tankers, many of them non pressurized skin do T one
elevens that are being used to transport much of the crude. How
would you characterize the D O T one level?
You know, I referred to it once as the Ford Pinto of rail cars.
And I use that analogy, because when it was involved in an
accident, there were many times that it just burst into flames
and exploded and people died needlessly.
Yet 10s of 1000s of these older and weaker cars, never designed
to carry flammable material are being pressed into service to
carry the bulk of Bach and crude, slow clap.
You're welcome. Now, a couple of things. One, they've designed
another tanker, which is very similar to the D O. T. 111. That
was involved in the West Virginia crash, and it's still a
piece of crap. The Canadians have banned these tankers. So
Bill Gates, his boys in his rail investments, they have to buy
new tanks, right, you gotta get pressure, right wasn't gonna
handle it? Yes, yes. Substance, right. Like, you know, there are
tanks that float around that can carry natural gas, which is what
these things have to be. These are, this is a misuse of the
technology, because the companies that are moving this
oil around, are cheap, they're asteroids, they don't give a
shit, they should be sued. Now, the other thing is, these
reports start showing up as a guy think the only
countermeasure that the public relations relations companies
can make for the Keystone and other pipeline businesses is to
run these reports, but the mainstream media won't pick them
up because they've already sold out. So they have to show up on
Al Jazeera, which is absolutely pathetic.
And Al Jazeera, of course, they would prefer that you use Qatari
gas anyway.
So there's that there's, of course, but this whole thing
with these tankers is just completely out of control. And
we're gonna see more of this and in the mainstream media, the
ABC, CBS, even democracy now these people are going to have
to wake up some day and PBS, I believe will never report on it.
They would recommend a West Virginia day just it was a it
was a short segment while their train wreck and blue pill guys,
right, right. And he got to the next story because PBS is bought
and sold by BNSF. It's so obvious in this case, you didn't
hear any of this information. You can watch PBS all you want.
You'll never hear any of this about the backcountry and
they do a lot of as a PBS are public television here in the
United States which which do have advertising real adverts.
They're not a I don't think they do they have to adhere to the
same Yes, they do the same rules as NPR there's some differences.
But they have the big corporate Archer Daniels company, the
Boeing Corporation, all these big companies who fund them,
including Burlington Northern and what's the other one? C and
see and I probably is not sponsoring them because I don't
think
they do but it doesn't matter. I really want railroad they're all
in the same gammy they got Bank of America so you know heard bad
stories about them. Chevron is one of the big sponsors not
gonna hear anything about them. Burlington Northern is one of
the huge sponsors they have almost a minute ad. They play
the train going through the field. It's playing but in all
this meanwhile, Koch brothers right.
You have two clips you've skipped over?
Well, you can play in there we're actually we have a
meaningful PLAY CLIP too. Okay.
We're shipping millions and millions of gallons daily all
the tracks going by people's homes, local neighborhoods, and
people are sound asleep in their homes whose trains are rolling
through a night nobody even realizes what's right next door
to them. What could happen?
The crude the devastated LACMA gigantic and was loaded on the
West Virginia train came from here. The Bakken oil fields of
North Dakota, ground zero of the nation's domestic oil boom
nice By the way, that is a very kind of NPR PBS use voice
they've got going on there too.
That's MacVicar and she's an old hack that's been around. I
always thought she was the best of the.
I like her voice. He
didn't just spin around. She was on ABC for years. And she was
she was dragged into it Al Jazeera. She's She does this
look like she's happy there. But she's one. She's a very
professional investigative reporter. 10 minutes to go.
Okay,
actually, let's just do one more clip. This is a great series. I
love this is a very good thing you put together here. Very
strong, very strong.
You can play three and we'll be out of here.
A lack of pipeline infrastructure has spurred the
railroads to create pipelines. Sorry.
There's your kicker, the pipeline.
Ah, yes. Hold on.
Let me just rewind that you're right, could
a lack of pipeline infrastructure has spurred the
railroads to create pipelines on rails. So called oil unit trains
with over 100 Tankers that can hold up to 3 million gallons of
crude at a time with the volume of oil moving over the nation's
railways doubling every year. The United States has had some
close calls
you could see with this huge ball of flame and you know that
will cause land everywhere.
Last April in the middle of a busy workday, a train carrying
105 tankers of North Dakota crude derailed their downtown
Lynchburg Virginia Do you feel like your city dodged a bullet
that day?
We made we dodged a bomb we got hit by the bullet fortunately
that calls went the way they did rather than over the bank into
the river by the fall now on the way to popular restaurant right
Dad? Yeah, we're gonna have a whole different issue.
The near disaster in Lynchburg follows similar incidents in
Alabama and North Dakota.
Wow. Hey, good. Good series there. John. I like that.
You learned something. Yeah. Well, you stay away from the
from the advertising, right. I was disturbed by that whole
story.
Yeah, this is stuff that
and I doubt explains a lot and it makes more sense to me
because of the volume volatiles jammed in these stupid cars that
shouldn't be in there. And then the industry denying it's in
there I'd like to get some see where that's where that bullshit
is coming from and who's bought and paid the guys who were
spokespeople for that because that's if there's tons is just
six times more propane that is not normal. Own only
on this podcast only. Only I tell you is only Alright
everybody. I am going to get some more decongestant in my
body.
Good. Sound good though you always sound like a pro. It's it
all stuffed up and you're still sound. It's all
like it's all I have. It's all I have really John. It's all I
have. It's all I got all I can do. Because you know, mentally
unstable and all that. Coming to you from FEMA Region six here in
the crackpot condo. Been a pleasure everybody remember us
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and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's actually Chinese New
Year. I'm John C. Dvorak. We'll be
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