They call them ash. The big ash. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, February 22 2015. Time for your Gitmo nation media
assassination episode six Niner.
This is no agenda.
Day seven of trips disease here in the crackpot condo live from
FEMA Region six in Austin, Texas in the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry.
And it's a Chinese New Year here in Northern Silicon Valley where
I'm retweeting. I'm John C. Dvorak. Hill. No, man, but I'm
still sick. Yeah, well, that's what happens when you get that
thing. Yeah, man.
Is no is as we say in Texas. No way. No.
No way home. Exactly. The house now.
No bueno. Is the B is silent. No bueno.
I'm trying. I'm working on my salad.
I'm working. I'm working on my Spanish.
You better be
I only have one. One. My
daughter's got this whatever ailment to with the cough. Not
so much to cough I suppose the I don't know what it is. Just kind
of a malaise keeps going. And
of course, we also know how it's the height of the allergy season
here and
the double whammy for you.
It is it's cedar. Oh, Elm
about this every year? Yeah. Yeah, I know.
It affects me. Yeah. I'm sorry.
You don't even know you can't eat transitions from the flu to
this. You what? You can't even sit seamless.
I know. It's yeah, you have to think is it what do I have?
allergies or flu or what is it? That's bad. And mold. Mold is
the worst. But I looked at the chart today and I could actually
say it's off the chart. But the lines went off the chart for
mold. Yeah, for mold and for Oak and for elm and for us. No,
cedar is low.
We will use the one that really gets to you, isn't it? No, no
mold? Mold is mold. Yeah, well, mold I think affects everyone.
Yeah. But I think the annulment Oh, because you are in a moldy
house before it's different.
Yes. Yes. But enough about my ex wives.
Here you hear it. I'm sorry. Aereos.
Okay. All right. Well, I did try to get out yesterday. Just to
get out went to green Texas. Green.
Yes. Which is a town named green. Well, it's spelled
green. Gr. Wedeman GRE
Gru e n grew and grew and you say green that's another German
town.
It's It's historic. I grew up with green Texas. We don't say
growing. It's Historic Green Texas. And this is pretty much a
and they have like one of the oldest dance halls and yeah, it
was it was it's one of those is another one of these old time
cities in Texas that people apparently motorcycle gangs go
to. I felt a little out of
place. Well, there was a motorcycle event.
No, it's just there's a there's a big biker bar. And it's just I
think it's probably the weekend warriors. You know, the guys are
dentists and surgeons or whatever.
Go in there and call them out. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Hey,
hey, who's a pussy here? Hey. I should try that.
It was actually it was it was quite cool. Although I learned I
received a lesson in Texas driving.
Somebody cut you off. No,
I wasn't driving. No, no, I wasn't driving. Who are you
with? Nurse Tracy was driving?
Oh, yes. She was she wanted she's never been the guru and
either.
Yes. She has been. Yeah, that was her idea. Okay, she's trying
to turn you into a Texan as well check this
out. So and I'm sick, you know, some way back. I'm like, Yeah.
Give me a couple of shots of some morphine, something.
I'm sworn to secrecy. And so I'm like, kind of dozing off. Like,
you know, I had this weird sensation. Like we're going very
fast. And we're and we're breaking a lot and going fast.
And she's the lead foot. Oh, man. No, it's worse. She said,
This is how we drive in Texas. If I'm in the left lane and I'm
coming up behind somebody they have to move out of the way.
I'm like, okay, like the Autobahn enjoys. In fact,
she mentioned the Autobahn A couple times. But you know, it's
okay. And we will get there. Now. This is how we drive in
Texas. You don't understand. Okay, man. I was unawares.
Well, you know, you know, yeah.
Apparently that's how we do it here in Texas. I say, do
whatever you want. Next time I'm bringing a piece just in case.
Yeah. Leadfoot women
Yeah, exactly. It's exactly it. Men really what it was
surprising to me just surprised.
It's always a surprise when you run into one of those. Hey, big
news, they get us killed.
And I didn't say that. I didn't say any of that. I was just
weary you know?
Again it kind of
big news, John. There's a new ISIL video. And they had this is
there's there's something new, something new has happened. They
now have
all of my tea down my throat lungs.
They now have mic flags with their caliphate logo.
Wow. Yeah,
I knew you would think it was big news.
That is big news. Here's our problem. Abdool.
Branding.
It's branding we need and we need mic flags. For those of you
who don't know what a mic flag is. It's a little cube that fits
right underneath the head of the microphone that has your
corporate logo on it. Yeah, like CBS. Yeah, as I said, in this
case, it's ISIS or ISIL. Or it's the little, you know, the little
Raiders logo,
the little flag? Yeah, like a little logo. Yeah, thing in the
middle of the flag. So they have,
like, 20 looks like 20 New hostages in cages with no
bottom, small, smaller cages now, which that guests are gonna
burn them or whatever. And then they have a guy who's the roving
reporter. And he's got a little, little, little Mike Mike flag
with ISIS on it. So they're stepping up.
But they have their own network pretty soon. Now, let's, since
we're on that topic, right off the bat, let's start off with
this. I was thinking about all this, because of that clip you
had maybe you can dig it up to when you ran last show where
they the guys came out and said, Well, you know, these ISIS thing
was a creation of the CIA and Mossad. Oh, you want you
mean the the president of Sudan? Yeah, that's who? Who played
that for a second? Because it's short enough here. That just is
what
triggered my thinking and the following clip. That was,
well, gee, you'd think I was that the last forget? Yes. Okay.
Well, let me just, yeah, sorry. Here we go. Now, you're gonna
have to move on. I can't find it. Now, for some reason.
All right. Well, we remember that it was a guy came out and
said, was the president of Sudan. He said the president
should have done he's he's in the know. Yeah. So I'm listening
to the big thing going on right now. And talk radio is the
discussion over and the right wingers are all over this is
over Obama's refusing to call it Islamic extremism, right. And he
calls it violent extremism. And he just continues to do that
they had this big meeting this extremists meeting where even
the FBI guy wasn't there. But they had all these crazy people.
Well, I want to play a couple of clips from the News Hour,
including this one, which is Islamic versus extremism
terminology.
So David, let's start with this summit, the White House held on
confronting they called it confronting violent extremism,
looking at how do you prevent terrorist acts from happening in
the first place, local communities, the criticism the
White House got was they're bending over backwards, they're
going out of their way not to use the term Islamic extremism.
What do you what do you make?
Oh, are we allowed to call the Islamic State Islamic? I mean,
they are I mean, in some sense, it's a stupid debate. Because is
it true Islam? Is it perverted Islam? The fact is religions,
all interpretation, that doesn't come down here and tell us
exactly what it means we have interpretations within
Christianity within Judaism within Islam. And if you call
yourself a Muslim, you're a Muslim. And they have different
interpretations, but it's all interpretation. So one is a
perverted or a sick form of Islam. A lot of people
fortunately have a much more peaceful form of Islam. But it's
all one interpretation of a face. So what's the real one,
it's all a matter of interpretation. I think they
should probably call it Islamic extremism, it is Islamic
extremism. The second I think, and more important issue is how
we diagnose the problem. And there are three elements to this
sort of terrorism, as we just saw in the segment about that
Egyptian young man. First, there's economic and political
dysfunction. So that young man want to be a personal trainer,
and he couldn't. So he was alienated from that and
marginalized from society. But there's a spiritual order. A guy
wants to be hero, the guy wants to be seen as strong and a hero
like that young man. And third, there's theological conviction
and is Islamic State has theology to real substantive
theology.
It wasn't who was that David Brooks?
Yeah. Now I got another one from him, which actually says WTF
shields but it's actually Brooks. I want to play it after
I make a little commentary here, which is the reason potentially
with it Mind that the ISIS operation according to the
do you want to have that clip if you want it?
Okay play this clip,
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.
Haven't heard from him since by the way
now quiet around with that in mind, is it possible that
Obama's real reason for not going on with Islamic extremism
as the as the moniker is because he knows all this is true, and
he can't really he doesn't feel like lying about that one thing
and having it thrown in his face someday? We'll just find an
extreme is there just a generality worldwide has nothing
to do with anything
what lying about what one thing I don't quite understand. If he
starts calling
the ISIL group, Islamic extremists and all set up by the
CIA, right? It didn't have that thrown in his face someday, and
it will hurt his you know, long term reputation. So he just
wants to be honest.
I'm sorry, it was the longest story. So the first, the first,
that's the only excuse I can think of he can call it whatever
he wants. But meanwhile, that image Brooks and shields keep
going back and forth on the NewsHour, neither one of them
saying much. In fact, it becomes kind of borderline nonsense,
they keep calling this group perverted and pervert, you know,
and all the rest of it and pornographers, and this little
kicker at the end of the whole thing, is an eye roller, see if
you can tell me why
their souls are involved. And I'm saying you have to conceive
conceive of them as moving as acting in a religious way. And
you have to have religious alternatives. And they're driven
by an in times ideology, they think there's gonna be some
cataclysmic battle, and Muhammad will come down. And if you
ignore that part of it, write it off as sort of marginal that
they're being produced by economic dysfunction. I just
think you're missing the main deal.
When in the history of the entire religion of Islam,
Muhammad come down is what Mohammed coming down coming down
from the mountain maybe? What is that
there's a Christian projection. I mean, we have you know, the
return of Christ and Easter if we have the return of Christ,
but we but there's no there's no very any discussion of the
return of Mohammed, which again, is a Christian projection, kind
of
like that. Get this it should be like something like, alright,
Mohamed, come on down, you're ready to spin the
wheel. So this is these are the commentators of the NewsHour
going live with Hamid coming down, okay, I'm all in I'm close
at closing the book on these guys.
This isn't this is not just a right wing conversation. I
picked up a couple of actually, the anti semitic angle to this.
Which boy, the, the prime minister of France, he he ranted
in in what is it today of Parliament? I guess its
parliament. I don't know that much about it, actually, to
Parliament to France and France. And he was just ranting and
going on and on saying this is crazy. This, you know, if if
they're killing Jews, this can't be France. And it was very
clear. The French government believes that the attacks were
against Jews, which of course also this administration, or
administration. Obama is, is just not agreeing with what he
called he called a random attack or something. So there's there's
a lot of strange things. And it seems like the leftist media
here, let me what am I what let's play one of my favorites.
I don't often resort to her.
Oh, no. Oh, yeah. I have to do it. You don't offer you too
often that say you should change the wording to too often.
Rachel Maddow had on Actually no, I'm going to start with John
Kerry, I got to wonder okay, I know. I know.
I think I found some stuff that you can actually handle, but I'm
hearing similar wording. As you know, this is what we're trying
to do across the political landscape in the media
landscape. Here is watermelon head carry. And he's telling us
here in this little spiel what motivates these terror recruits
who then ultimately go join ISIS which this is this is in Europe,
certainly the messaging your children are going to join this
the it's it's unavoidable. You know, if it isn't the Nutella
and the and the kid In the emojis. It's just unavoidable
that your kids are going to join. Listen to this.
Why do people make two? What too many of us?
And by the way, I think he wrote this one himself again,
what do people make to what? Well, he
wrote it himself. But
he said, I know. Why do people make too many of us?
Why do people make too what too many of us
Why do people make to what any of us? What's your problem? Do
you
would seem to be an utterly wrongheaded choice wrongheaded
and become the kind of terrorists that we're seeing.
It's a question that we need to approach with humility. But also
with determination, because you cannot defeat what you don't
understand.
This is this is some classic stuff here.
Is he talking about terrorism? Or Hillary Clinton? I'll give
you an in the morning for that.
I love you cannot defeat what you do not understand. Okay.
Certainly, there is no single answer. In our error, error.
Poisonous ideas can come from almost anywhere.
Where could poisonous ideas come from John?
Why don't know the Poison bottle. I have no idea from
parents, teachers,
friends, parents, teachers and friends, preachers, preachers,
politicians, from the Pretty Woman. Radical website
are you telling us to the Pretty Woman
The terrorists website, he made? Come here my
website, you will come
soon as ideas can come from almost anywhere from parents,
teachers, friends, preachers, politicians, from the Pretty
Woman. Radical website, coolers people are the man
in the next hat bitch. This guy's nuts.
Politicians
like he got suckered by some woman on a terrorist. He's still
pissed about it. And he's mad. He thought it was you know, like
a webcam from real
thing. Yeah, the pretty woman on a website who learns people
lured or the man in the next cell who proselytizers while in
prison, Baba, they might grow from pictures seeing on the
nightly news, or from acts of discrimination, or repression
that you don't think much about on the day of occurrence, which
come back to haunt this guy.
Sounds like we're just screwed. There's no escaping it is
crazy. It could come from that speech. Can you imagine that he
was elected president.
It would be fun for the show. Shining my dynamite for the
show.
Now when because he's still too verbose. You just have to have a
segment of a probably a two hour speech actually cut
that down
to haunt it could come from the desire to avenge the death of a
loved one. Yes. In some cases, they might come from a lost job.
Or from the contrast between one family's empty dinner plate. And
a fancy restaurant,
you know, it could come from a lost job. It could come from
slipping on a banana peel. It could come from a stubbed toe
from walking down the street and then kicking a rock and hurting
your foot, I think could come from somebody driving by and
throwing a piece of paper at you. How long does he go on with
this? Is this guy crazy?
Yeah, lavish menu.
The lavish menu,
of course, and might even come from within Oh, in the form of
rebellion against anonymity. Yeah. The desire to belong to a
group. Yes, a
rebellion against what anonymity?
What was your what? That means if you're introverted, if you're
a nerd, if you feel locked up if you have a red stapler
and against anonymity, the desire to belong to
a chat room, a piece of undigested liver. Yes. There's a
lot more and yeah, yeah.
People who want a moment of visibility and identity, or the
hunger for black and white answers to the problems that are
very complex. I have
got a hunger for some black and white answers.
Just go on and on. He's almost
done. I gotta love him, though. Is this This is so insane,
insane versus Yes. Yeah.
Insane. In a remarkably more complicated world. There's been
a silly debate in the media in the last days about what you
have to do. You have to do everything right. But
I don't know what he's talking about
the battlefield who were there today. Yeah. But you're kind of
stupid. If all you do is do that, and you don't prevent more
people from going to the FBI. Yes. So we have a broad
challenge here. Well, how do we win? How do we stop this? We
need to kill them something I would agree with we need to rob
them and bomb them again. Are we killing enough of them? We're
counting on him. And we're gonna keep killing more. We're very
good at that.
comic for us. That's
right. Thanks Conan. Good job. They're
coming for us on Bill Maher show.
This continued now now beginning to the GRI
a left wing kick for this.
You know, I've seen what the right is doing. It's just
interesting that it's all about Jews versus Arabs. Muslims, I'm
sorry, I should say it properly and on Bill Maher show we had C
we had Rob Reiner.
No brother.
Always good for a laugh Rob Reiner. We had Elle Hey, Zadi. I
think her name is not this interesting woman. She is a
news. She's a journalist and a stand up comic. Which I think is
it? Isn't it the same thing?
It is nowadays? Yes.
Ela, ela H e la Izadi. wasn't familiar with her. She's a DC
based journalist. This from her own website. She does have a
wiki page with experience covering politics and
demographics. She currently writes for The Washington Post.
So you think she would know what she's talking about? She's about
to propagate propagate some pretty big, questionable truths.
And also on the show, it couldn't get any better. Bill
Nye the climate guy?
No, no. Well, this was a show I wouldn't be able to watch.
Speaking of which, you know, what about this anti semitism
that's going on in Europe? Yeah. Yeah. It's, it's,
by the way, they don't care what the what they're what they're
elected president is saying, Ah, it's just anti semitism done.
Now, listen to rob Ryan.
It's never gone away. That's the thing. It's all really you know,
1000s and 1000s of years, we've had anti semitism, it's been
lowered, it comes back you we had it, you know, during the
obviously during the Second World War, and then all of a
sudden, we have Germany emerging, very liberal and all
that. But this undercurrent of anti semitism has always been
there, just like racism, it's always there. And then it just
bubbles up to the surface every once in them. Yeah,
I mean, it's horrible. Now, Netanyahu is asking European
Jews to come to Israel and
come home to Israel. That's what he said. Right? Yeah. Yeah.
Well,
I mean, he is the
but you never the people never been there. They live grew up in
whatever in Germany or France. It's a shame that they should
have to move. Well, they probably won't either, because
it's not their home. Yeah, no, but But you could
not listen to Reiner Reiner pulls out he is almost like a
Yenta here when he does this one which I've heard people say it
just like this, like you
can understand it. There were German Jews that lived in
Germany during the Second World War and that that was their
home, where it got them. And you know, at a certain point, you
know, if your life is in danger, you want to go to someplace
where you're going to be protected.
So what do you do about it?
This is pretty extreme stuff. I would Rob Reiner saying here is
that aid is about to get as bad as World War Two where Jews are
going to be exterminated in a massive Holocaust. And then and
it will you know, you can better be safe than sorry, but it will
move to the desert. That's what he's saying.
Yeah, no, that's exactly what he's saying.
You said yeah, no,
I did I heard it that
I think you get to know your neighbors. That said it's gonna
take what does it take a century so
you got to get you got to get to know your neighbors at the Dutch
are still waiting for their bikes to be returned. What
are you talking about? Shit? That was that science? Science
Guy. Yeah, Bill, not more
than danger. You want to go to someplace where you're going to
be protected.
So what do you do about it? I think you get to know your
neighbors. That said it's gonna take what does it take a century
something like that? I mean, this is
insane. He says, You got to get to know your neighbors don't
fight with your
entry to know your neighbors hate that break it down. But
very few people live that long, though. Very seldom, same
neighborhood, it was gonna take 100 years you're not going to
know your neighbors.
Now listen to the journalist slash comedian from the
Washington Post. I take offense to the this is another one of
these statements or actions he has a number of statements that
is very much like Jordan, Russia was aggressive towards Georgia.
You know what all these big lies we have John the big ones
that are that do that? Well, 97 situation wasn't run by the
American they just all just all these things that just stated
this fact should have a list in front of us should actually go
here.
She's going to do a number of them. factually untrue.
I mean, this is a big problem in Europe. You're also seeing the
rise of a lot of right wing populist political parties.
Okay,
so far so good. You can call it right wing populist parties.
Fine. Okay. What do you think she'll associate with that?
Many of these countries and they also have, in addition to having
anti semitic tends to them, they're also very anti immigrant
and have a lot of nasty rhetoric about Muslims as well.
Yeah. Nasty rhetoric in their head. Yeah, the Nazis, the Nazis
anti semitic. really hip. You Kip feared builders, although he
did you support him but okay, whatever you
want Washington pay attention to that piece of fact
Washington Post lady so this
is kind of a confluence of factors you had last year 7000
Jews leaving France to Israel, but you also have been seeing a
lot of Jews leaving Israel to go move to Berlin. So there's a lot
of migration happening throughout the region. And to
your point. Yeah, a lot of European Jewish leaders this
week, I've been saying in response to those comments that
Europe is our home and this is the culture we help build and
the leaders are expressing the leaders of those countries are
expressing support but what is the next step? How are they
going to combat this in their countries? Yeah.
Okay. Well, I think she should go take a little tour of Europe
and see what's really going on. Now I go to Matt out and she has
on an American born Brooklyn born woman who is Muslim, Linda
Sarsour of the National Network for Arab American communities.
And so she's sitting there, she's wearing a hijab. So that's
the, the covers are her hair and her and her neck and face,
pretty face. I'd love these.
I love all these are described as not the hijab, I go on.
I think it is the hijab. I actually looked it up to make
sure I was gonna say it right. What do you think it is? I
thought the hip job actually was was part of that had partial
coverage of the body.
No, they that is the knee club. The N OD is also the Burke. I'm
thinking for the burqa, but the niqab, you see the eyes, the
burqa, the eyes are shielded.
And yeah, okay, you're right, you're right. You're right.
You're right. I actually
put it in the show notes because I didn't want to sound stupid by
not knowing what the hell it
was. There's a bunch of things that there's also that little
thing goes around the head for the guys where it's called got a
name, everything's got a name. Okay, she's wearing it his job
which is like hell Oh, look at me.
I like to his job. I've
never met someone that looks attractive. Attractive. Yeah.
All right. So and
listen to Where's covers the face?
The one that well, that covers the face except for the eyes.
Yeah. Is the he he cob.
Okay, and what's the one that covers the face and the eyes?
That's the
burqa.
The burqa is basically just a burlap sack over your chicks
head to whole body just tie a rope around your neck
and how you get this you can see through the barrel yeah, there's
a little Yeah,
our government operates massive surveillance program unwarranted
surveillance and Muslim communities. Chilling free
speech, making people feel afraid. I mean, a lot of Muslims
have come to the United States to get away from regimes where
they feel like their freedom of speech is infringed on where
they some people don't have freedom of religion. We come to
the US 22 states with anti Sharia bills trying to ban us
from practicing our faith mosque opposition's we're fighting
boards, you know, zoning boards across the country in
some states with what anti what I know
I was waiting to see of you again, a couple of things
there's a couple of grips into
this thing so quickly that you can't hear what she said.
Yeah, there's a couple of things that are pretty outrageous that
she says that man out does not challenge I'll back it up a bit
from regimes which what she's saying is that for Muslims in
America that this is horrible, because it's kind of like the
World War Two get ready with the internment camps for the for the
Japanese. That's her point and I'm sure there's a lot of truth
to this that
I wanted you to back it up and play that again. I want you to
just as anti such as anti what laws asturia
anti Sharia realiza da I know but wait, it gets better
listen to and Madhouse says nothing. Wait. It gets more
outrageous.
Our government operates massive surveillance program unwarranted
surveillance in Muslim communities, chilling free
speech, making people feel afraid. I mean, a lot of Muslims
have come to the United States to get away from regimes where
they feel like their freedom of speech is infringed on where
they some people don't have freedom of religion. We come to
the US 22 states with anti Sharia bill is trying to ban us
from practicing our faith. Okay.
22 states with anti Sharia bills, which he equates to
stopping them from practicing their faith but it's a little
different than that but what Wait,
not Yes, it is. It's totally different.
But wait mosque opposition's we're fighting both, you know,
zoning boards across the country can't who isn't? Our kids are
hearing this rhetoric. We have people mosques being vandalized,
kids being executed. Islamophobia leaders.
I'm sorry, being executed. Yes. The
kids being executed news. What state is that taking place in
and Maddow says nothing.
Maduro says nothing. She says kids are being executed in the
United States because they're Muslim. And she just sits there
silently. No,
but she has her little code at the end there. which we heard
Rob Reiner say that's why I wanted to play this piece
ban us from practicing our faith mosque, opposition's were
fighting boards, you know, zoning boards across the
country. Our kids are hearing this rhetoric, we have people,
mosques being vandalized kids being executed Islamophobia,
leaders on national television saying that they're, you know,
holy wars and these people want to take over America. I mean,
it's just, it doesn't for me reflect what we do stand for as
a country. And these vary, the minority in our country who has
are the loudest voices are reflecting what we are. And
that's not who we are as a country. I'm an American, and
I'm gonna, I'm Muslim, should I cut myself in half? What side am
I I'm born in Brooklyn.
This is also some kind of code, this cut myself in half thing,
I'm not quite sure what that is. But it returns as well.
I can't take that away. And no one can take that away from me.
I can't be deported anywhere. So it's just a really hard
conversation to have with young people, especially young Muslims
who don't know what side they're supposed to be on. I'm on the
American side, I'm on the right side, I'm on the side of
justice. That's the only sides that I'm on and you can't you
can't spell yourself and have to do that and you shouldn't have
to. And there is a big difference between talking about
our values and living them I think what's happening
domestically around issues about bigotry right now is spooky it's
not like it hasn't existed before but right the way it's
bubbling up
right now and streamed right now. I'm see she's doing
the same thing that Ryan is doing this bubbling up thing.
Like it's always there, but it bubbles up. But I'm not sure.
First of all, I don't think it's true.
You know, this could be meal you related. Possibly not really
anything. I don't know that they I mean they're talking points
or, or derivatives, you'd hang around the same people, you know
that there's a group down in Texas, you Well, let's meet it.
Let's let's anyway, you hang around the same people and the
talking points emerge.
And I think a lot of them emerge from this CVE countering violent
extremism. Woodstock that was thrown together. Just here is
Orrin Seagal Seagull, I guess? From the anti defamation
defamation League's extremism center speaking, I had to go
back and really, because this thing was thrown together
hastily. And and
that's an interesting point, because people have all noted
this, but nobody has, has come up with any explanation for the
hasty throw together?
Well, what I'm finding is there's a lot of, well, there's
a lot of this and talk about some some facts that are just
being thrown out there in the Jewish community,
we, the concept of violent extremism is not abstract. It's
very real. And ADL, you know, domestically, but also
internationally, when we're trying to deal with mitigate
this threat of violent extremism. We don't have the
luxury, frankly, to focus on one extremist movement over another.
And so you know, this discussion today and in the coming days,
and for a while, it's really imperative for us, you know,
based on our research base, some of the trends that we're seeing,
and frankly, based on the threat not just to the Jewish
community, but to entire American community. Violent
extremism is not a Muslim community problem. It's an
American problem. It's okay, it's now it's also a problem
that's International. That's where ADL steps in because of
our research. And so if we take for example, the threat of white
supremacist and right wing extremists, and look at the
amount of murders in this country in the past, say 10
years 95% of murders against Americans, and that includes law
enforcement have been caused at the hands of right wing
extremists.
Okay. Okay, then. Let me just get this right.
85% of all murders in the United States. He threw that out there,
including against law enforcement, right wing
extremists.
Holy mackerel, is that he got away with that. Yeah.
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
I know. That's crazy.
Most murders are domestic violent murders. I mean, yeah,
who killed their spouse or black on black murders and random
murders. 95% of all murders in the United States are caused by
right wing extremists again, holy. I can't believe this guy
got away with saying that and no, nobody is Have you called
him out on this? I didn't hear that. But well, he's the
this is the anti Defamation League extremism center. The guy
in charge of the extremism center if you have that kind of
bias.
Boy Yeah, sure. Useless. It's kind
of weird when they he's actually in the anti Defamation League
yet he's defaming other people. Hmm. Okay,
threat of white supremacist or right wing extremists. And look
at the amount of murders in this country in the past say 10 years
95% of murders against Americans and and that includes law
enforcement have been caused at the hands of right wing
extremists. Cause at
the hands of it's even better than that caused at the hands of
right wing extremists.
We have to remember that fact when we're coming up with
strategies.
Remember that facts people
remember that fact. So you make up some fact and tell people to
remember it when we come up with strategies. And so the real
problem here's the right with this white blame the whole thing
and go back to the beginning of the clip, he says, This is not a
problem in America. This is a problem with America, the United
States is causing the right wing extremists. It's right wing
extremists and in France, that's, that's bunched in with
white supremacist. So you have this associative aspect to it.
So you're thinking YT? Yeah.
As Susan Rice luckily has the answer.
That Torp
that is, you know, you have to stop and we give you a clip of
the day for that. Sorry.
Yeah, well, you should apologize because it was I agree it was
sometimes you don't get covered today, because I'm like, knocked
on my ass. By something like that. And
and you pull this right off C span, you know, it's, it's
televised. It's real. All right, here's the Susan Rice, who we
affectionately call the twerp has nothing to do with their
size, but it doesn't help. And she's going to tell us how to
solve this, how you can stop getting if your kids being
radicalized. You know who better who can who can stop this.
So we'll work more closely with civil society, and tap the
talents of communities, which might otherwise be left on the
sidelines. That includes critically women and girls, who
are some of the most effective voices in countering violent
extremism. Who is better than a mother to spot unusual behavior
in her child and intervene? Around the world, the United
States is supporting projects to train women to recognize the
signs of recruitment and radicalization and their
families and communities and to devise prevention strategies,
or is it training that I missed? I missed? I missed the training
this woman, this, this fits in with a couple of clips I have
which are the and I think this is all part of the whatever
mechanism they're trying to bring down on the public to get
us to be paranoid about whatever our kids our kids are going to
stab us in our sleeve aren't buying any of this, but they
keep trying to do the best they can do. I think the British are
probably going to be little easier to train because of the
three stories that I'm sorry the three girls store. Yes. Yeah.
And I have two clips of this. Good. Good. I have one is the
one from the international news has this one. This is this the
short one. There's the three girls story developing.
Hold on a second. Yeah, play this play that
Britta so police are appealing for help to find three school
girls thought to be on their way to join the fight in Syria. The
teenagers were seen at London's Gatwick Airport last week
boarding a flight to Istanbul. Turkish media is being used to
try to contact the girls 600 British Muslims are thought to
have traveled to Syria and some to fight alongside ISIL.
Alright, so we have three girls. So it's three. So we know that
this is code, right? And now, this is on every news outlet.
And these three girls, they have pictures of them and everything
they're like, they got the pictures of them at the airport.
I guess they couldn't stop but they got the picture as a
picture. And then they're all going to Turkey and then they're
gonna go on to Syria somehow. Now they even play this on the
local news. And here's the local report which has the same
wording at the very beginning of the story. Desperate appeal
today from the families of three teenage girls believed to be
trying to get to Syria to join Islamic State fighters. The
girls have 15 year old and to 16 year olds flew from Gatwick
Airport in London to Istanbul on Tuesday. Today their families
released statements calling for the girls to return home. One
family said they understood the girls removed by the suffering
of the Syrian people but they say they pray the trio will
return before they get to Syria.
You know, I watch all these reports and I listen to what's
being said and and either it's totally bogus, which I think it
is or we have lost touch with our children in in no contact
whatsoever. There's absolutely just completely we have no idea
what they're doing. See, yes, they're gonna end up hopping on
airplanes
to the point where it's 15 year old can get enough money to hop
on a plane flight from a plane from England and by the way, I
don't know why they have to keep mentioning Gatwick that's got to
be code. There's no reason for this information. There's no
reason to tell us it was Gatwick is unnecessary detail yet. It's
an every single story So I don't know if that's a promotion for
Gatwick Airport. I'm not sure. But there's no reason for this.
There's unnecessary details in a lot of these news stories, you
have to wonder why it's in all the stories anyway. So they got
the money to fly to Turkey and then to continue on into Syria.
Where did this money come from for a 15 year old? She hooking?
That would be a good follow on story. Yeah, that I think we
could do another three part series if the girls are actually
prostituting themselves to get money to go fight the jihad
because of their feelings of empathy towards the Syrian
people makes it it makes sense. Yeah.
It just seems to me that this is the first question I'd ask and
nobody's
asked it. Do you want to hear the NBC expert? Oh, we have
another
one. Yes. We're known
as normal teenagers, good students. But I'm begging him
his Twitter account Sunday a message to a female ISIS member
unknown recruiter, asking for a private conversation. That's how
it starts, private conversation requests via Twitter.
All of that triggered Scotland Yard's unprecedented alert. And
it comes amid growing concerns that more and more young people
are being enticed by ISIS. They're
not the disaffected. They're not necessarily the unemployed
youth. Instead, we're seeing educated young women, it's
your children, people be afraid or engaged in
politics.
And ISIS makes them think it offers something worth fighting
for.
I think the idea that you can give your life meaning by
performing jihad. And that's very exciting.
Listen to what she just said. She actually just propagandize
she said, I think the idea of giving your life for jihad,
jihad is very exciting. Yeah.
And ISIS makes them think it offers something worth fighting
for.
I think the idea that you can give your life meaning by
performing jihad, and that's very exciting.
Really. So two things one, is that truly something that
children think
Yeah, after watching some guy get burned to death in a cage
and to she actually said she didn't say, or the way the piece
was cut, but let me be fair about it. She's actually said
she's telling people Oh, you know, to give your life for
jihad is quite exciting. Well, thanks.
Experts say perhaps more than 300 women from across Europe
have joined ISIS, many of them from the UK.
I need I need to submit a video or photographic evidence at this
point. There must be 1000s of women and girls there eating
Nutella playing with their kittens.
The way that the story is that there's not so so much
contradictory information to the either the women become whores,
or forced into
being, well, this is a B roll you see when they're doing this
is you see girls or women in the carbs. So that's the burqa with
the with the open slit for the eyes, with AK 40 sevens blast in
a way. That's the B roll.
Yeah. Which is strange because and I've actually commented on
this before, I think over a year ago, there was this woman that
was Jihad Jain or whatever. And she had a gun. She had the thing
over everything but the eyes and like you said, the hijab with
the slit niqab. And you got it? Yeah, I'll catch up to you. And
the end, but then meanwhile, the ISIS guys all claimed to be a
women should be in their place, shut up their their channel has
shut it out of the way. And let me beat beat you and rape you?
Well, I mean, the messaging here is falling apart in every which
way at least I think, though the Western media with these stories
is trying to straighten out a flawed script.
Ah, well, it goes from the media, right back to politics.
So now so we're hearing now about these children. And if
they're educated, they're involved in politics. So this is
your kid you think your kids smart, ha your kid is up next. I
hate to do it. But I gotta go back to the watermelon head. The
people that groups
like dash are recruiting can come from any country. They can
be male or female. They can be any ethnicity with or without
spiritual convictions. Last year, two young men left Great
Britain to join DASCH. Among the books that they ordered before
departing were Islam for Dummies, the Qur'an for dummies.
So let's be honest. Those recruiting for dash are not
looking for people who are devout and knowledgeable about
the tenets of Islam. They're looking for people who are
gullible enough to believe that terrorists enjoy a glamorous
lifestyle and pliable enough to do whatever they are told. And
who are attracted by By the perception of success,
oh, okay,
well what we're calling the herd if you think about it as a
medicines, but yes, bull crap. And by the way, there's no
evidence what do we have any evidence of the MOLLE ordered?
Is there even a couple of books like that? Jihad for Dummies or
what was it?
Yeah, I remember the news story. I think it does exist. I think
there's Islam for dummies.
What was the first one there was two books. One was eat Islam for
dummies. The other one was some males for dummies.
The Quran for dummies. Oh, the Koran. Those exist. Those are
real.
was a real I'm going to find out while you talk.
Okay. Then I will pop out of this and go back to actually
Josh Earnest. So we had this, this big hoo ha this big
shindig. And, and by the way, it's something very interesting.
This is new guy. I don't know if he's new, but he seems to be
doing a lot of the question questioning in the White House
press briefings. A I'm sorry, I failed to look up who he is
someone maybe the chat room will know. And he's asking some
pretty poignant questions of Josh Earnest, which all I would
say almost seem at the scripted level. The question he asks is,
so why was the director of the FBI James Comey not invited?
Yeah, up to this was a big deal on the right wing talk shows to
us. So this guy is probably from Fox or something. But what I
like what I liked about this is calm his answer, just let him
play all the way out to the end. How he actually explains what is
going on with this with the violent extremism he he this,
this gush of verbal diarrhea comes out and it goes into its
hole, I had to laugh and every single time I hit the clip, I
gotta laugh at the end of what he thinks this is about
coming back to the three day summit on combating violent
extremism. Why was FBI Director James Comey not invited to that
summit?
Well, a couple of reasons. One is his boss was the nation's
cup.
How do you like how would you like to be Comey right now?
Wow.
His boss was his boss with invaded.
sets that come back is that is I tend to use the word that is a
chickenshit answer. It's
it's poor form to me call me is not a he's he's he's a force to
be reckoned with, you know, HSBC. He's part of the big.
Yeah, he's part of the bank scandal.
Yeah, you want to be careful around these guys. You don't get
in the hot tub that earnest
on combating violent extremism? Why was James Comey not invited
to that summit?
Well, a couple of reasons. One is his boss was the nation's top
law enforcement official, Attorney General Eric Holder
attended. The second is we also have on local law enforcement
officials from across the country who could talk about
their own experience in working with community leaders to to
counter violent extremism in their communities. And the third
is, you know, there was an we wanted to make sure
that I get a couple of reasons. It doesn't include a third, by
the way, just to point that out. He said a couple of reasons. Now
he's on to number three. Well, he's
also really struggling to explain this one away. As you'll
hear,
there wasn't a that there wasn't a perception that this
conference was overly focused on law enforcement tech. Now he's
going to tell us about this conference next. Certainly law
enforcement is a very important role to play. That's why we had
the nation's top law enforcement official in attendance. It's why
we had police chiefs and other law enforcement officials from
communities across the country in attendance. But the focus
here is on the broader set of tools that are available to
communities all across the country to protect vulnerable
people who could be susceptible to violence, extremist ideology
that's propagated on social media. Okay.
Let me just play that last 15 seconds back. He saying the
whole focus of this thing was to get people tuned into an
understanding how vulnerable people are being duped I'm
paraphrasing duped duped into violent extremism propagated via
social media. This was this was pretty much a like a South by
Southwest Conference or something. We're all just
talking about Twitter. Listen to
him again. But the focus here is on the broader set of tools,
that broader set of tools
and should write this down. We're gonna want to remember
this a broader set of tools. Now, what could a broader set of
tools be? It could only be a social media things I presume?
Well, I
think it was listen to it. Again,
I think tools in this case actually first of people not in
the negative sense of tool because there are some other
reports that came out are all around this thing showing that
oh, now we're gonna have all these, like hundreds of counter
intelligence readers. Okay, you see this report?
No way? No, no,
yes, they're gonna have counter intelligence tweeters, people
that are going on Twitter. And all they do is post all day. In
response to other people, they say, oh, no, you're full of
crap. You're gonna get killed if you go to this Jihad when we did
this. Oh, this was on a couple of reports. Oh,
I see it here. I see. tweeter on Twitter top US 5g creates. This
is an older report, though it's like from December.
But it was something that was recent.
Let me write this down. So we've had a broader set of tools for
the country
and attendance. But the focus here is on the broader set of
tools that are available to communities all across the
country
that are available to communities all across the
country.
Okay, and this is different than kids if it's available to
communities. What does that even mean?
Well, that's why I'm writing it down. communities all across the
country,
okay. To protect vulnerable people who
to protect, to protect the dummies. Get that straight,
vulnerable people by the way. I did look up there is a dummies
book for all these things. And I realized that I'm now in a watch
list. Oh, yeah.
Congratulations. Could be
susceptible
could be could be susceptible. susceptible. susceptible. Does
that mean you're dumb? And you're you're gullible or Yeah,
gullible
and dumb. Okay.
violent extremist ideology that's
too violent Chase. extremist ideology
propagated on social media,
which is propagated on social media. The whole thing falls
apart when it ends up by it. People are going to be inspired
to kill to bomb to blow crap up to burn guys alive guys alive,
then then, then you got my attention. But then it's like at
the end on social media, but if it's just on social media, but I
got an idea, don't look at Twitter.
Problem solved. Or listen me,
why does it you know, and I'll just make Twitter illegal. This
is a long term, run out to social media attempt to the this
will be a long term run at invading Facebook in such a way
that you can censor it.
Uh, why? Why bother is working out fine. Everything's great.
Everyone's afraid.
It's perfect there is that? There's one more
piece here to this. This guy didn't let up and Comey made
this gaffe again, which I thought was pretty funny,
Josh in terms of combating violence, in terms of combating
violent extremism,
it's countering violent extremism. But countering
Oh, I'm sorry. Ha.
Oh, that's interesting. This is quite interesting that he wants
this terminology.
It's contouring matting. It's countering what is the
countering counter that
is that's the room full of twitterers that they're
countering. They're not necessarily combating. But let's
take a look. We got to look at the definitions of these two
because there was some here it is here it
is a verb speak or act in opposition to that's what that's
tweeting the counter counter
that's tweeting. Yes, tweeting. And combating is fight. I
think it's fighting fight physically fighting. Ca. And
he's very clear to point this out to this guy. This excuse me,
hold on a second. Just so you know, we're not combating we're
countering. It's like a pair A
Josh in terms of combating violence, again, in terms of
combating violent,
it's funny, he also starts his question over.
Josh, in terms of combating violence, again, in terms of
combating violent extremism,
it's almost like he flubbed the line. He said, Let me try that.
Yeah,
he will you said in terms of combating violence, and when he
said that he had to realize he wanted to say violent extremism,
which is reiterating the President's terminology, as
though he had a script. And so so the idea is, from my
perspective, the media he has is told to use this term
and then he screws it up. He doesn't say he's instead of
saying countering, he says combating and he gets he gets
he gets called out on it. He's gonna go into the doghouse for
the screw up.
But Josh in terms of combating violence, we think in terms of
combating violent extremism,
it's countering violent extremism, but countering.
We want to combat it to do so in terms of countering violent
extremism. Got it? The FBI,
Nailed it. Nailed it.
Nailed it after number three.
Joshua just said There you go. Nailed it. Good job. So I'm
violent extremism, isn't the FBI director, the head of the agency
that is on the front line of Are we exactly that you are? You're
having a summit a three day meeting on countering violent
extremism, and you don't invite the lead official in charge of
countering violent extremism.
That's right. We just invited his boss.
Who doesn't again. That's right. We just invited his boss. Don't
you think that's important enough
and a reiteration of an earlier clip, he said it again.
He said it again. He said it again. That's right. We invited
his boss.
We invited his boss, but
okay, and then so you do like it's pretty gentle. You don't
have the FBI director didn't have the head of the
Rashad that the rest is unimportant.
Well, he was gonna say he is the the FSB guy was there.
Okay. Well, you can see the service there.
How does that
hopefully he was listening carefully when the President was
talking about the importance of, of governments respecting and
protecting basic universal human rights so
then what a douche, douche bag in douche
strange message to have the head of the Russian FSB, the
successor to the KGB at this meeting and not the FBI
director.
Well, to be clear about the Russian official who attended
the United States issued an invitation to the country and
Russia in this case made the decision about about which
official from their government would represent them. So it
wasn't as if there was a an invitation that was sent
specifically to this official. This is the this is the official
that the Russian government chose to represent them at the
at the summit.
Was there any hesitation of having an official there from
Russia given that he is on the European Union's sanctions list?
To the Russian invasion of Ukraine? No,
no, no. That's
what this guy is interesting as a kind of a promoter of this one
single question about Comey in any and then these other
questions are all clarification questions that are softballs
handed up to Josh Earnest said it felt like a script in the
beginning that gave scripted to a point where the giveaway to me
was when he because there's no reason to say this again. This
is like maybe the theme for today's show. Why do you say
something like this? If it was if you weren't told the state or
wasn't scripted for you? We it goes like this. You have the
head of the FSB, which is the former a GB it's the viewers,
because making sure that he's explaining for the audience.
He's explaining it for the audience.
Yeah. Why? Because he's asking Josh Earnest earnest knows, and
the audience should know too.
Well, it's the same audience that needs a broader set of
tools to be available across the country to all communities to
protect the vulnerable people.
So all this is you it is for the audience is for the dumb,
broader audience that doesn't know that what a case b is no
more
it's the FSB now would
I like this. The second definition of counter is respond
to hostile speech. I mean, this they truly are just in a war of
tweets. It's fascinating. Fascinating. I find it
I'm not liking this. Uh huh.
God, meanwhile, of course, the Russia today folks are just
doing nothing but giving everyone the needle if they can.
Yeah, the needle says we just heard a little little needle
there of needling of Russia and their human rights violations.
This is a clip I picked off of RT because right now in Russia,
they're in into Russia, Moscow. They're having you know, or not
today, but they're had a bunch of celebration that
they're celebrating their celebrating or their it's
another protest protesting the coup in
the coup. And the coup is the word they the Russians want to
everyone to use, which is which would mean an American coup.
Yeah, the Americans coup of the of Ukraine. Now, this is this
little document he this guy documents all this that I have a
couple of comments after this. But this is documenting the EU
Ukraine coup by naming names and who was there and all the rest
and they just did this just to remind our audience what was
going on before the the country turned pro European Ukraine did
and free speech and British this this is the clip you want.
Says documenting the Ukraine coup. Okay.
I'm sorry. And the other clip lined up? Yep.
EU officials actively supported last year's protests which
forced out the old administration, as did their
American counterparts. So show you a well known picture here.
The American Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland handing
out sandwiches on my dad's square. days later Senator John
McCain met then the opposition leader of Sandy Yatseniuk they
show McCain again with Senator Chris Murphy and another person
anti government rally.
They're just rolling it out, aren't they? They're having a
lot of fun with this.
In March the Secretary of State John Kerry in Kyiv to honor the
victims of the violence the next month the Vice President Joe
Biden he popped in to say hello as well. And then in May if we
get Don't Don't forget to mention Hunter Biden who's got a
good gig there Ukraine Running Company, didn't get that see
them and then with the with the snipers, we had the no neck
monster was her name. bareness Cathy Ashton, the High
Priestess.
She's not an American, he's just
a diff snipers really,
CIA chief John Brennan made a secret visit to Korea, which was
later confirmed by the White House. We spoke to political
commentator Daniel Patrick Welch. He says the US itself
would never allow a revolt or even an engineered coup in any
one of its neighboring countries.
Looking at it as if Canada, Ukraine were Canada and if
Russia and China were fomenting a coup in Canada and how the US
would react. It's it's a it's a crazy, really illogical thing
for the US to think that they can get away with such a blatant
and obvious coup. It's a cool just like all the other codes
that the US has sponsored. It's It's unimaginable to think,
anyway, this guy, by the way, this last guy had ranting. All I
could find about him, he's a blogger, American blogger,
there's apparently RtQ and you know, they rousted him to just
go on and on about this, here's, I think the Russians themselves
could have done it. Well, I mean, I think the point of the
whole thing at the end of the day to say it, but at the end of
the day, is the Russians were flat footed on this deal. Once
Victoria Nuland was in in in town, they shouldn't be taking
her out. No, I mean, I don't want to be gruesome about this,
but it seems to me
that would have been the clue like Oh, hold on a second.
Seeing as she's married to the Kagan clan. We made the
connections very quickly.
Yeah, we had a connected immediately and meanwhile the
Russians I guess we're just I don't know. Yeah, baby. She
likes to place what they were thinking here's the whole thing
goes down. And then there what
here's the EURO NEWS report on the the march in Moscow.
1000s turned out for a rally in Moscow to condemn the popular
uprising in Ukraine's mind and square with notice the words
elstead pro Russian President Viktor Yanukovych one year ago,
chanting the slogan We won't forget, we won't forgive. Police
say Around 35,000 people attended the rally, which was
heavily promoted by state media. I'm here to support Russia.
Maybe in the close future war could come here. Of course,
America supports NATO as well. I'm ready to go to war. But what
war will it be? If we didn't have Putin, it would be my down
here already. And when I saw how he manages all of this, I'm very
proud. You see, I bought a jumper with Putin on it. I
bought it immediately. But my friends didn't believe it. They
said but you voted for another guy. I said no, Putin is our man
Putin is our president. Some protesters Russian internet
forum spoke of payments being handed over for attendance. The
previous night's soar pro my Dan protests where at least five
people were detained and then later freed.
Okay, so there's there's a lot going on here.
Well, you know, the one thing I want to say before you go on
with that is I think that the myth about Putin is completely
backward. I think he's done a crappy job. He hasn't protected
and protect keep Ukraine in line. He had the scramble and
did a sloppy job of getting Crimea back. That wasn't very
well done. It was the managed it and I don't think anyone can
complain about it. And he's got these little up. There's little
to little operations down south on the eastern part of the
country, which should already been over on the Russian side.
Right. Right. This is just a botch. Anyway going on.
That's a good point. Well, what I would call my attention in
that report, is the guy saying Now I'm ready to go to war.
Okay,
no, I got that. I got that too. So here that would be another
botch. I mean, the way I see it, you know, just start thinking
about this. Everyone's all Ukraine the great chess or not
Ukraine, Putin, the great chess player. Oh, he's playing chess
while Obama is playing checkers. Yeah, well, I'm not seeing any
evidence of this. It looks like he's got a sanctions against
him. He's got all these he couldn't even keep Germany in
his in his camp. Well, pipeline deal going on. He's about to
lose Syria. How is this a great chess master?
It depends on what the game is.
No. Better yet better unfold pretty quickly.
Well, so here's what it seems Germany is now making
interesting moves. First, we have Germany now canceling
delivery of armored vehicles to Lithuania which is making
Lithuanians and other countries in the region nervous.
Right which would be part of our scheme to make everybody nervous
we have to move NATO further east
and Poland. We saw this coming has now kicked off an
unprecedented military spending spree. Of course
Ray for us.
Good on us. What
did they buy and Russian goods?
Let's see what they got. They have purchased see, there's a
whole list of stuff. Missiles choppers. Oh, drones drone.
We're also exporting drones now. Will anybody fly a drone? Poland
has earmarked 33 to 33 billion euros on the upgrade, which
includes missile shield anti aircraft systems, armored
personnel carriers, submarines and combat drones. So that's a
nice little sale there. Good work, everybody. Oh, the Irish
Defence Minister. As we discussed a couple shows ago, I
know is now hot. We need to need to ramp up here people because
we got to Russia flying jets in international airspace, but
close to us. Okay, good.
And
then we have C. This is this is there's actually an interesting
little exchange here between our man, the man who I go to bed at
night hoping he'll he'll ask some questions. That's all I've
asked of him. Matt Lee, the Associated Press are Diplo
writer. Big fan. Love your work. And he's talking to Jen Psaki,
who truly is at this moment in this clip. Do you perform
propaganda? Can you perform propagate is it propagandize?
What is the verb of propaganda?
The verb propagandize
to, she is propagandizing the media. And he calls her on it.
And it turns into an interesting exchange. And this is about the
midst of violations of the Minsk agreements. And well listen to
the how this went down. I thought this was good that he
called her out. And and I think she really doesn't understand
what she's doing is fundamentally dishonest and
Ukraine.
Yes. There were 250 violations. Were they by the separatists?
are that the federal violation? Separatists?
Yes. Okay. So what they're talking about is there's there
was an announcement 250 violations of the Minsk
agreement by the separatists. Since
since February 15, February 15. Saturday, yes, since Saturday,
50.
You have you have said you have acknowledged before that there
had been violations by the other side as well. Do you have a
tally of how many times Is it zero?
I do not. I think one of the challenges were here. And I have
here, Matt, and obviously, I referenced the Ukrainian
government, because they are the ones who have said 250
violations is that the OSC II, while they've confirmed
ceasefire violations by the Russian backed separatists, they
don't have access to a number of these areas. They are the
independent evaluator of these violations.
The OSC doesn't have access to Ukrainian held positions to
defaults
have on some other areas where they can get a sense of what's
happening. I have not seen them speak to Ukrainian violations.
Right. But if they're there to be impartial, and if there have
been violations, I mean, you've said perhaps understandable
violations, because they're defending what or words that
you're defending. I mean, wouldn't it make sense to also
have a count of how many well, the OSC
would put out that sort of information? I have not seen
them put out that information,
but the information on the 250 is from the LSE.
No, it's from the Ukrainian government.
Well, no, we trust the Ukrainian government to give us the facts
below. Who needs the independent agency be quiet, man? That's not
the same
as the LSE. Right? Correct. But the Ukrainian LSC would have
access to a number of these areas, they would be able to
give their own evaluation, but they don't because the
separatists are preventing them from having access.
I'm not sure I understand. Is it it is the OSC who is basically
monitoring the alleged ceasefire, not the government of
Ukraine. Correct. So the OSC you see as a neutral party in this
right? Yes, as does the international community. Can you
see
new Ukraine has been neutral in this. I didn't suggest
that. Obviously Ukraine has a stake in the outline here.
Exactly. But you're but you accept their figure of 250
violin.
I cited their figure because I think it's relevant information,
suggesting that
it's wrong. Just wondering why they don't have why you're
accepting it from the Ukrainian government who obviously have a
stake in
there. violation is being thrown out there by the Ukrainian
government then let's get but against them then let's talk
about that.
Yeah, you go fine. This is just to take whatever they want and
just say if this 250 violations
that's good. Sounds good. Yeah. Sounds believable. Unreal man
bastard Russians.
Unreal. It truly is unreal.
You know I'm thinking about this the Putin thing even more and I
take it back to the botch on the outer standing Winter Olympics
they threw and all the negative publicity that was thrown at
them and all the killing the dogs and the gays and all this
anti all this propaganda and it just continues to this day. I
just don't. I'm now convinced that Putin just can't handle
this job. I think he's too old or something.
And I read a report somewhere. Oh, I wonder if I have it here.
That said that he is a lazy drunk.
That's it could be could be. I couldn't remember that time that
he was almost killed or something invalid near
Vladivostok? Yeah.
And he was deep and he disappeared for a little while
that security may
have been brain damage for all we know or bumped into head or
binge who now can binge well, just along the the long lines of
what you just mentioned. World Press Photo. Photo of the year
2014 First prize contemporary issues goes to Danish
photographer modz Neeson, which is the gay rights photo. And
it's a photograph that highlights the difficulties I'm
reading from their press release facing sexual minorities in
Russia. As won the World Press Photo Contest top prize John and
Alex, from the project called homophobia in Russia shows an
intimate moment between a gay couple from St. Petersburg. It's
a nice photo and all but yeah,
if it's so bad, if the situation is so bad, how come these two
haven't been rousted? And hung?
Always asking the tough questions.
They're still there, aren't they?
Well, you know, I'm wanting to explore this, this idea that you
have that he is really that he's failing. Now, there are people
out there who continue to mean he
might be like the Obama of Russia, if you think about his
main thing is that he knows how to get elected. He was elected
to run the place. And then he switched roles with the other
god for a while and then pop back into the prominence. I
mean, his whole thing is to stay in power. That's his only real
skill. Yeah.
I don't know. We he has a nice demeanor, I think.
Yeah. For a short guy. Although he's the same height as Hola.
Oh, Lon, I noticed I was walking, walking together. So I
guess he's short, too.
I think you're I think this is a good point.
Yeah, I mean, I'm just I'm tired of hearing this. Oh, the great
chess master against the checkers player. That kind of
thing. And I'm seeing zero none. I don't see one piece of
evidence that this guy is the grand chess master. He hasn't
done anything. Not one thing right? He got fucked on the
Olympics. You know it's a bull crap stories that were
everywhere about all that there's no running water.
There's no front door on my room.
The hackers are being my phone and hackers
right. Richard Engel a guy comes on he's in Moscow. It was luxury
place gonna get hacked. Plenty of them. They're all just been
hacked after putting this malware on my on my phone. How
does that happen? These damn Russians. Yeah, no, this is just
Yeah. Or or or, or, or we're seeing a game being played out
that is much more nefarious than we. And you
know, I like the idea of the long game. But how long does the
long game go? This has been going on forever and nothing has
come of it. Well, there is no long game. It's a myth. Well,
how
about this for a long game? What if the long game is to just
really destroy all other natural resource market suppliers? Be
there financially or by verbalization?
That's our long game.
That's what I mean. That's of course it's ours. I'm talking
about our long game.
Oh, I say you're talking about Putin's long game No, that's
what I said. I've never seen that there's no evidence he's
got a long game because he would have started a be implemented by
now. So our long game yeah, no, I Yeah, no, I said it. I got it.
The art Yes. Our long game seems to be that is really.
I saw a guy on CNN fire. I saw I saw a guy on CNN today on the
unconstitutional douche. Isn't this new show they're doing the
unconstitutional douche. Fareed Zakaria and he said that This is
we're in the middle of a change, and that are Bakken Shale that
we can now we can actually he says we can extract under $50
Which I found sketchy but okay,
well there's a lot of well back and it's got all kinds of
reserves of different sorts out the shale part. I've never heard
that you can do it for less than 70 or so. But it's not shale
that we're talking about backings got everything right.
They got you know, fracking gas. Here's
here's what you know what something's up John crude oil,
something.
The theme of today's show something something is up.
All right, let's, let's just rest for one moment as we as we
ponder through all of that, and I want to thank you for your
courage and say in the morning to you John C. Dvorak.
Well, in the morning, you Adam curry in the morning, and also
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avoid zero who is the he is he's ill. He's been he's actually
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And I just might be something else. I
don't know. I don't know. Well, it's home. It is pulmonary
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the man in the morning in the hospital. Yeah,
he's on the T's in the back in the in the back channel from the
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Wow. The hospitals the worst place to be? Yes. Not good.
Yeah, because it gets sicker in the hospital is less the
documentation for this by the Get out of the hospital. We will
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you very much Festus. That's who the art came from. For EPO,
Episode Six, nine or seven. And now I have to think what was it
again?
You could just Yeah, I
got it. Oh, yeah, it was the free Nobel Peace Prize with an
order of shrimp tacos. came came from an old
evergreen that's we've been sitting I wish to remind to
remind people we do that we do look at Evergreen. Sure.
Evergreens and every once in a while there's one that just and
we did it it wasn't that the art was weak. It was like none of it
was just didn't fit didn't fit white hitting the Homer.
It's like you said last time it's a black art.
Black Tie art is art. And
today, we start this portion of the program by thanking our
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Yeah, this is gonna be at the screen. Yeah. Okay, well, Steven
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Yeah and this is based upon John's expert analysis of cycles
returning occurrences that he's always on the lookout for and
during the Great Depression if I recall correctly correctly, this
is when the grilled cheese sandwich was created is that the
right to
know the mac and cheese was it was one of the it was created
during that era our pop as such I mean mac and cheese has been
around for obviously ever, but it's been it was popularized
during the depression
but that was I thought you said it was grilled cheese
No No I said Mac and white what then what's the connection with
mac and cheese that
this is the new version of a during this Great Depression?
No, no, no, no. Okay, well, no, it's an IT WAS Machinae you
know,
would you please explain the mac and cheese thing to me because
apparently I don't know where it came from.
It came it was a depression food. It was the depression food
people didn't have a lot to eat. You eat mac and cheese was like
dinner. How do I come up with grilled cheese? I don't know
that. You just came up with that on your own recently. I never
mentioned grilled cheese. Sorry. Not on the grilled cheese is not
the same. It's a cheese sandwich. Yes. Dinner.
Yes, it's a meal.
It's a meal. Wait, I
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Did you make Kraft mac and cheese for the kids? Yeah. Click
some protein to go with it. And as nine grams of protein per
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this is their new thing and have a little logo nine grams of
protein per serving. Yeah, they put protein.
The wife comes in there and cheese cake finds the the old
keys which comes in a box. It's
even better than this. This is this is so multitiered. It's the
push
him out on the protein, because normally in the modern era until
recent depression, which began, you know, a few years ago, in
the modern era, before the depression, mac and cheese was a
side dish, which you could get at it, you'd have dinner and
yeah, I used to cook
back and now it's an entire meal. Now it is the meal.
That is the earmark of a depression. And so she's calling
him out on this and he calls her tops are, ya know, there's
plenty of protein in it, which is probably the hydrolyzed crap
that they get from pink slime and they make it they dump it in
there as a filler, because there's I don't even know if
there's any cheese in that craft. This powder cheese you
make with powder.
I've made these mac and cheese the very one they're selling in
this ad. Yes, it's Do you remember the Mexican guys were
painting in the house? They looked at me when they went like
I cut on ba Yeah, you're gonna eat?
Don't remember the punch.
Gross. Awful. They couldn't believe I was eating it.
Oh, well, Mexico. You know Mexicans have a cheap cuisine.
That's absolutely delicious. Yes, I can't see anybody eating
something so stupid. That tasteless is mac and cheese. You
slaves can get the mac and cheese macaroni and cheese
shatter melted together
mac and cheese mac and cheese mac and cheese.
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Okay, let me first add his Johnnie Walker green label. I've
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Oh yeah, we've talked about it on the show. Oh, okay. Well you
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okay, you're the alcohol guy I'm gonna play the the new the new
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This is no that was. That's an excellent one with the this is
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Are we killing? We're killing enough of him? Yeah, let's go
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And maybe we can think about it and have a beer and talk about
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Whoever had that committee. I thought Maynard had set you up
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I don't know. Maybe I missed that. I'll have to dig around. I
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it usually happens. John ignored my emails. I'm sending it to
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So I would the sling box that you watch Australian news is
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Winkler's up. I know. We had a letter from him. I thought it
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I see something. There's text in the box.
Yeah, but it falls apart. That's what His concern was. So he sent
two things and unfortunately just clicked on the wrong one.
Okay, here we go. In the morning again, I in addition to my
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after they heard how much better the other jingles were on the
bomb them clip I sat down and gave it another shot what can I
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I don't think I've ever gotten that one. John.
C sent it to you. I should afford it. Nice to send it to
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of the show sent it. No, he said he's you're on the list of
people that received this email.
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we always need everybody out there doing their best and
they're almost propagate the formula.
Formula is this. We go out for hit people in the mouth
I had Thursday after the show, I probably shouldn't have done it
because I was really in no shape to go out. But I it was the only
time he could could meet me. I had dinner with our ex New York
banker. Ah, and
I'm always something interesting to say he
always has something interesting to say. We had a number of a
number of things. We of course, we talked about Greece and I
wanted to get his take on it. And he says well really it
doesn't really matter anymore. He says it's all it's all
covered. It's all been baked in this is just theatrics. He says
the the only people who are going to get hurt 100%
Guaranteed is the Greek people. If she got really G the end
visa, there's only two ways this can go and one is run on the
bank, which is kind of already been happening that I think 18
billion euros has already been extracted. But you know, he says
no matter what it's the people who will suffer and no one no
one else is gonna get hurt by this. It's theatrics. But then
he says something very interesting, which I I'm not
sure I quite understand it. Exactly. And he couldn't really
explain it to me. I think it just is what it is. He said Have
you noticed how any news coming out of banks, American banks is
kind of humbled downplaying their salaries and just kind of
you know, really, really soft about compensation, how things
are going and I said well, no, I haven't but no, I of course I
went back and looked and these are you know, they say well, we
20% Less salaries or or the poor babies Yeah, but what he says
what that is that's what bankers do when they have one voting we
want to we who's we the American banks. What do you mean we won
is you'll see we won.
Well, that's our job. We win, right? We're winners and by the
way we lost you and
I we but he's when he's I think he speaks that's about it. I'm
not talking about that.
Mechanics bank has been sold. Oh no. Yes. So that Texas douchebag
Oh, man,
they're already starting to suck and now which douchebag is this?
Some flipper? I don't have his name at the tip of my tongue
bank slippery a bunch of little bangs little community banks
that that serve the community and actually improve the
community and and they're public oriented and helpful. And he
puts them together as a package and sells them to chase Oh geez.
or Bank of America or cryo Mel
oh man monsters
so what are we going to do now? We're screwed they had already
sold half of it I think
yeah, you guys already had the Campbell is in the tent already
but anyway this guy they most people are observers in the area
I mean, go to Umpqua opens up a bank in the area look closer
than Walnut Creek. We can switch to them but I don't think that I
think we're gonna have to just I don't know what we're gonna do.
Yeah, that's sad. But yeah.
I in who told you told me the deal finally closed? I can't
believe this. A checker at Whole Foods? Really? Yeah, go to Whole
Foods by occasional stuff is overpriced. Uh huh. Whole Foods
is the most amazing rip off place ever. And they've got the
clientele is alien to any playing time. Normally, I ever
see
it's a bunch of like, hipster dudes with beards.
No, no, it's mostly a bunch of here it is. It's a bunch of
people don't care about the
model. She'll don't care about money about money. They don't
care
about money. Everything there is better. Yeah, they've been
stability because they're a bunch of the classic knee jerk
people that have just do whatever you're telling they
believe their kale eaters and the RKO leaders lot of kale
years. And this is overstaffed. At least if they're they are
charging too much but at least Empire. They got a lot of people
working there. I mean, there's way too many people in that
place. Of course they're not getting union wages, so they can
afford to have bigger staff. But the place is clean. I have to
say I
find the To be quite helpful I it's out of my way and they are
helpful.
I'm not going to. And then the gender lines at the checkers are
they're always put there's never more than one person. There's
always a bagger. You really get in there and you get out.
I can't go there because I can't buy candles. They don't just
normal candles. They don't have no candle at Whole Foods. A
candle is 12 marks.
Candles. Yes. So when you take a bath you can have the candle
with a bubble. Is
it a bubble bath bubble?
No, no, I don't take bubble baths with candles.
You're gonna burn the place down.
And they also don't sell sugar smacks so why bother? What?
Yeah, sugar smacks I don't even know what that is. Sugar smacks
it says breakfast cereal.
Oh my god. It's it's cardboard
with sugar. Oh, yeah.
Okay, I got two breakfast cereal that I'm going to recommend.
Newman's flax honey flax flakes. Now I would never
kale is this is this an old is this an old guy thing where you
put better what is this
gonna do is poop. It is it flax flakes are delicious because
they maintain a crunch for hours. And you crunch. The
loudest most the crunch crunch crunch. It's a fabulous.
Newman's here we go Newman's Oh, they do have honey flax flakes.
That's it honey flax flakes. I
see it right here. But absolutely
the top of all cereals over this
is on on Amazon. They have a deal.
Newman's Own honey flax flakes wheat bran cereal 16 ounce a
pack of five for $36.99 plus 1174 shipping what
I get it at the grocery outlet for like three bucks a box.
I preferred this sugar smacks you know because it wakes you up
better? Because you get away because the cavities in your
sheet ache. While we're talking about pop stuff, we have to
mention that today is the Academy Award. Yes.
Correct. And I intend on on watching.
And so I have a pertinent clip little very good little segue
little entrepreneur. Very good. Yes, that kind of applies to
entre
ma this is something chef has prepared for you.
Yes, it's something chef chef chef has prepared. Especially
for you.
I love that we have a little entre mall here this is
something chef has prepared especially for you. It consists
of a shaved beat a shave beat and some horseradish on a spoon.
That's my favorite on tamale.
Supposed to be a refreshing mid should be a sorbet like should
be like some sort of palate light. Ice. Yeah, like a sorbet.
Yeah, or some
sort of a here I've been served on Timon before the entre before
the Oh d'oeuvre.
Oh, that's the beginning of the meal. That's kind of something
special. The chef has made a specially for you
or not the chef, Chef
I'm making a mistake is something chef has prepared
especially for you for me, because he's knows you're at the
table. And he's looking out all the time. Oh, look who's there.
It's something especially for you.
Let me shave a beat.
You know, I got I got into a beef. Actually, with a waiter
over this once.
Oh boy.
I was at Charlie Trotter's, which at the time, which is
maybe 10 years ago or longer. At the time was this hoity toity
place in Chicago was the best restaurant Chicago, more or
less, and it was famous Charlie Trotter. And I was there for a
business meeting. I was taken there to discuss some things.
And I was one of the publishers of Ziff. And we're, and we're
being interrupted constantly by Chef, once this chef who says,
Jeff wants to welcome you chef has made this for you, she and I
said, look, the chef doesn't even know we're here. Will you
stop this now? It was bugging me. I couldn't get more done
with it. We were having a conversation and then what? He
said, huh? And he left. And then he's just brought the meals
saying nothing ever again. The whole meal never came by
you as you showed him, didn't you? Well,
you weren't in the food. I don't think. Uh huh. Maybe did
Charlotte chef chef?
I just wear the C stands for Chef we go John chef Dvorak. All
right, so Academy
I thought this was funny.
You gonna Academy Awards clip? Yeah. The where is it? I don't
know.
Spielberg versus God. Good.
We don't know who's going to win but we have a good idea who they
might I think the website vocative analyzed all the Oscar
speeches ever given, and Steven Spielberg has been thanked
literally more times than God. Spielberg has been thanked 42
times, God 19 times. There you go. There you go. There you go.
I'm interested. I haven't not seen all the movies.
Unfortunately. I'm past I haven't seen Birdman. I know you
told me I have to was really, really good. And I do want to
see it. So that's, I don't know. That's fun. I I'm really
interested to see if Laura portra if she wins, citizen for
I think it will because they tend to be political when they
so the question is,
what will the political? What will the what will the
acceptance speech be? Remember, people just want to think
about that. Because ever since Michael Moore came up there and
made a fuss Yeah, they have been very careful about choosing
people they know aren't gonna be big blow hearts.
I don't think that she's going to be a big blowhard. But here's
what I would expect to happen. I would expect to go live to
Moscow and have Snowden appear with his broken nose pad
glasses. Brand Snowden. Should it be Oh, that's
a good call.
That seems pretty obvious. I've got
you know, if I was producing this thing, I'd be sketchy about
it. And we know do we need this? Do we need to have Snowden?
Yeah. Atomy looked good. It makes us look like we're forward
thinking.
Well, you recall, was it last year when? or the year before?
When? When Michelle Obama was waiting in the White House with
Marines and stuff to hand out a commodity, they produce these
things? Well, yeah. So why wouldn't you have Snowden
standing, but I think
he's right. Here's the other counter argument. Isn't he a
little passe? It's like old news.
Why he's still no, no, I don't think so. I think he's still
a guy. I'm gonna go with no Snowden.
Okay, I'll go with Snowden. And now, I know it's fun. It's
entertained. I really I like watching the red carpet stuff
more than anything to see what people are wearing. I do I do.
Yeah, I know. You do. I like it. I'm actually I'm actually
interested. I'm sorry.
Well, did she choose that dress? Yeah. Oh, my God.
Well, now that Joan Rivers is dead, because I was a big fan
of. I work with Joan Rivers. Big fan of hers loved her fashion
police because she just sat there as an old cranky lady and
would say really horrible things and beat it. And but now what
they've done is they've brought in Kathy Griffin.
Oh, Kathy Griffin.
Is that her name? Griffith
Griffith Yeah, cafiero Griffith Gregory grey Griffin. Griffin.
She's the one. Yeah. But what's interesting, she's pretty mean
spirited to me. But
what's interesting is Giuliana Who is the girl the the big
superstar Giuliana, whatever her last name is. She's always been
on the show. But she's funnier than Kathy, which makes it
really uncomfortable to watch. Now it's half anyway. I'm sorry.
Yes, I do. Watch that.
Now you go here currently? Yeah,
I'm sorry.
So I'm watching this week and we spent a lot of time watching
CCTV. Now CCTV is the Chinese CCTV America that to the end is
the Chinese government's station. And you can kind of if
you watch it enough, you can kind of see what the Chinese are
up to a certain ways. And so I got this clip, which is a little
longer, you might want to interrupt it. You can even stop
it if you feel like it. But
well, before you play it before you intro it. The EX banker from
New York did give me some info about China. Oh, we'll talk
about that. First. He said China is in so much trouble, that they
have to start some kind of war or some distraction. Otherwise,
everything's going to fall apart. He says that they are in
dire dire dire straits. He believes they're going to either
it could even be a war internally on their own turf.
Something had they got to blow something up big. Otherwise,
they're in big trouble. Ah, does that fit in with this clip?
No, not at all. But it does fit in with another clip kind of
okay, which is a clip that the big trouble thing is kind of
this night one says totally disgust but the Chinese
apparently went nuts. During the Chinese New Year. We're still
celebrating it goes on for a week. It's not like you know,
just a one day thing. And so they all travel. Everybody's
supposed to go their hometown and it's like travel mania that
goes on in China for this week. And a lot of them go to Japan. I
got it and they go there to buy stuff.
Recently, Chinese tourists seem to have found a new favorite,
today's Twilight theme, featuring warm water options,
heated seats and the ability to queue journey rims and walnut
odours. Today's are not cheap 2000 yuan or the 300 US dollars
apiece, the price is no determined.
You do need to choose among brands, when you see it, just
take it or you will miss it. All the toilet seats have sold
quickly after being restocked. Many Chinese tourists are buying
them this year. And manufacturers have no time to
make enough products to meet their demand.
These toilet seats are also sold in China, there are cheaper and
better quality in Japan
and even
in Japan, even smaller projects become huge attractions.
Social brush electric toothbrush and vacuum cup, I heard the best
quality products to stock and so only in Japan. So I buy them
here. Shut up.
Now the Chinese apparently are flocking to Japan to buy the Now
the irony of all this is that most of the products sold around
the world are Chinese in China, but they're made to
specifications that the Chinese will not. I don't know why they
don't just copy more of these, but they don't apparently they
have a good contract a good deal. And so they make the
specked out product and send it send it someplace else. And then
maybe it's tweaked a little bit, who knows, but they love this
stuff in Japan, they're buying Japanese goods. And because it's
cheaper, which is a Chinese thing. But this also the quality
is better, which is I think a new Chinese thing. Now after
this presentation, which was also on CCTV. I'm not sure why.
Just maybe, I think some messaging went on with the
following Gao came in, it was gonna be harder to hear. But
this guy is a business consultant. And he talks about,
you know, the big changes taking place amongst the Chinese
consumers, where they're actually buying quality, and
they can't find the quality product in China, which is just
ironic in a lot of different ways. But he talks about the
future of marketing. And the reason I made this clip, I
think, our listeners, many of them who have small businesses
and have to think about these things, that they're trying to
move the Chinese industry to be more public relating to your use
public relations and advertising, all these things
they don't like to do, because they're all marketing scheme was
always just best price. So they also they made a cheaper product
that was cheaper, literally in every way. So the quality wasn't
there. And but if things are changing because of they
believe, American influence to get knocked out, you want a good
product, you want to pay more money for a better quality. And
then of course, somehow it's cheaper. But this listen to this
thing to get a little sense of if you can hear you understand
this character about what's going on marketing wise in
China,
I think the you know, made by Japan made it by Germany or even
meant by us three are a heavily based on consumer research,
which is really cannot be matched by Chinese companies
yet. And the type of services type of sophistication in the
marketing strategy. I think these are, you know, the
practices that Chinese companies can really benchmark. So now we
do not only create the utility, but we really need to create
superb advantage to the eye of the consumers.
So what really do Chinese manufacturers need to do to
upgrade their product quality
and compete with foreign brands?
So I think one is the need to carefully study the consumer
tastes and particularly to predict the transformation of
consumers preference,
ah, big data, that's where this is headed Hadoop full of poop.
And second, from the onset in the alarm the entire value chain
from the research and development they need really to
look at the consumer needs before they really begin to to
launch a pilot production. And then the seamless pipeline of
service need really to step up to match and then also they need
to work with the grip partners overseas particularly when the
abroad and right now many of them still sell to retailers and
then they stop there and
it's if I can just interject it sounds to me like part of the
problem is they need to get their internal market going.
The Chinese internal
marketing they have they see they don't care about the
imaging, you know, the the Chinese are susceptible to
American advertising and write and public relations as anybody.
Why wouldn't they be? Because it's a human thing.
That's good, and we're good.
It's that good. We're great. And the Chinese have the Chinese
manufacturers are still Stuck in like the 50s with his, you know,
best price idea. And they don't know about average guys a
Chinese, many billionaires that have figured out that
advertising and I mean to get the Chinese to advertise is like
pulling teeth in the high tech world. They never do it they
won't do a lot. What's the point is just a waste of money. I just
think it's price. They Yeah, because we have best price. Why
would we want to advertise everyone? Just check price
regardless, as best
we checked price goodbyes? No.
They're being lectured now to change their ways, which is
again, we propagandize and the funny thing is, when I don't
think anyone's big data that the market research stuff, I think a
lot of it is like, there's a system in place, like we talked
about with the fashion industry where the colorist and people
who like Pantone, these guys invent the next season's color
six months before the colors become popular, that sort of
thing is part of a mechanism that is already in place. And
the Chinese are not part of. And so they just, you know, they're
just essentially, more or less OEMs for everybody else. I mean,
here's the spec, make this product you and then you know,
we'll get a cheap from you. And they don't have any clue. I
mean, I would suspect that if you're in a Chinese factory, and
you see them making whoopee cushions or something, and
they're wondering Who the hell's buying this stuff, and they're
totally clueless. And I think they're trying to fix that. Now
if they do fix it, I think it's going to be a problem for us.
Yeah. But I don't know that they can. I think, I hate to just
ramble on here. But there was something this again, CCTV they
were talking about. They have these soccer schools in China,
and they're huge. And they're all run by like, what's the one
in Madrid? I can't remember the
name rail, rail Madrid. Yeah,
they have a school in China. That's the size of a university
with like, 50 soccer fields. And the British have one of these
operations going on. The French have won, there's a bunch of
them. And the Brazilians have won. And they're all
this is what's recommended. Beckham's getting on this. This
is what he should be doing.
Actually, Beckham might be ready. Whatever the case, there.
They're finding kids in school and agender starting to train
and from the age five and up, they dislike a boarding school
and you bring the kids in as like 1000s and 1000s of kids
playing soccer. And this British Anala analyst came over and he
studied the whole thing. He says the problem is this is again,
the Chinese trying to do something thinking that just by
doing it, you know by having 1000s and 1000s Just by sheer
numbers they could hope to get the world's best soccer team.
Apparently it's FC Barcelona, not Real Madrid. Yeah, it's the
Barcelona team. And they he says it doesn't work because he says
the experts have come over and he says that yeah, these kids
are talented. They're unbelievably athletic, all the
rest but he goes on none of them have a soccer mind. A football
mind he says they don't they're just robots. And this is a
cultural thing and the agenda Chinese can't seem to get over
it. And so they just think by throwing you know, us make a
bigger factory maybe then people will buy our product kind of
thing. And I think you know, this is this is going to be the
big challenge for the Chinese but if the whole country is
going to fall apart, you know,
this is this is what the banker said. He said China needs to
start war but his exact words
well they have been like building ghost cities and
throwing money at any man
he mentioned that ghost cities too. Yeah, why? I was I was not
top form so I didn't maybe I missed some important subtle
ain't informing he'd never really gives it to you outright,
you know what I mean? Yeah, banker banker way.
Yeah, so Well, the bankers can talk amongst themselves like
that and know
what what did they just say to each other?
I know what to buy tomorrow. I'm shorting that stock.
And this is why pretty sure the President is now pushing very
hard now for the TPP and the in the TTIP. And these are the
trade agreements. Oh, that's interesting. This is right now
in fact is I think his podcast today was I didn't didn't clip
it but I think his podcast was all about the the to the TPP
thanks pushing that and again
all right, when it is by China report I again like you just
keep watching that one network. And you get you get a lot of
interesting into stories become clear. As you listen and watch.
Let me see.
I'm going I do have a look in their eye. This is just an
offbeat clip. This is a clip I think it was on our she was
either on RT or no this is Al Jazeera. And this is a story
about what's going on in Syria. And they're using some they're
sweetening the sound and I Want to get this sound? This is a guy
in the background screaming and it just it's just sounds
terrific it sounds like it's me want to put in any of our
discussions
I see to Syria Part Two of you need to tell me about furious
screaming guy okay I wish I had that one you do know is curious
screaming guy that's what I just said. Sorry.
Well in Syria itself rebels have attacked government positions
north of the city of Aleppo video on social media appears to
so fighting near to villages
is you can barely that day. I was wondering that could have
been clipped and worried about at the very end, you can hear
this guy screaming. And I'm thinking why is this in there?
Because this is not on the Twitter. Guys anyway, it's it
was a fail. Yeah. But I got the idea. And I'm going to start
doing using it that they're using. Well, no, not that the
sweetening the sound but it's a specific kind of screaming. Like
screaming.
Yeah, you got to work on that one. Yeah, well, I
didn't come up very well, the
Drudge Report. Drudge Report had a very strange article. I'm
going to read it to you. Shockwaves are being filled all
throughout Tinseltown today as federal authorities move to
arrest several who are accused of aiding and abetting a foreign
terrorist organization by producing ISIS recruitment
videos. It had long watch. Yeah, it had long been it's I'm not
sure that I'm not really buying this but it
has drudge written thing or just drudge link to something.
Let me double check.
I think it's drugs your jersey links to something? Um,
well, this is this no, this is a Drudge Report. Let me see if he
if this is a story that he copied and linked maybe came
first from the National Report, whatever that is. Okay. He
probably copied it. I did copy it on the on the Drudge Report.
It had been suspected long suspected that ISIS videos are
being produced from an outside source due to their above
average production value, but no one had imagined an American
production company could somehow be involved. Well, yeah, I think
we had imagined that. But then he talks about this company,
which was the final solution productions and their website
Final Solution productions.com, which pretty much is like a
parking site. Now here it is.
Final solutions.
Final solutions final solution? productions.com.
And Oh, sounds like a red herring at
sunset and Vine. Oh, bull crap. That's not where any production
companies are. But here's what that who we are. If you're
looking for a fun group of people to help create your next
commercial, you've come to the right place. Apparently they did
arrest people this according to this report. FBI special agents
arrested and are with the Department of Homeland Security.
Eight people being held the suspects in distributing
creating terrorist propaganda are awaiting formal charges. I
don't know the way they apparently caught it. According
to one sources, authorities learned to video elements being
sent via encrypted FTP servers, who to a producer quote
somewhere in the United States tech experts. tech experts tell
us that once a server containing this media could be intercepted
it wouldn't take long for someone with the right resources
to be able to track the IP address of where was ultimately
being delivered.
I don't know how real that is.
It's a funny idea. Long Ben suspected that the ISIS videos
are produced from an outside source due to the above average
production value. But no one had ever imagined an American
production company could somehow be involved. That changed last
night. When authorities moved in and rated Final Solution
Productions production accompany off the famous intersection of
sunset and Vine. Yeah,
sunset invite. That's where the MVNO thing was, wasn't it?
No, that was Hollywood invite. Oh, right. I was thinking
Ron Blum by size TV
bites you're gonna do for business.
I know. Let's produce videos for these guys.
That would be pretty funny.
Interesting.
But that's the only report I've seen about it. Nothing else. So
but yeah, that
came in it shows up everywhere. It's in the national, the same
exact reports in national report. It's one of those you
know, word for word things that they are always in like as like
as don't know it's like an underground of news sources.
It's on national news and the national report. It's on above.
Top secret, same report. It's on Destiny only to this hasn't
gotten a lot of play if they're trying to get publicity. Here it
is Hollywood is producing 1260s Zero InfoEd one to 160 info,
which is apparently some news site
no idea what that is
what the hell's this one? Posted by sweat Tina to less than 10
minutes to go
through this real
major Ebola drug trial are canceled. pharma company shy
Merricks who had a nice little pop on their stock is unable to
find sufficient patients for its trial in Liberia of the
antiviral drug brincidofovir So they're canceling that gee, do
you think this whole thing was a scam?
You think
the President now no talking about bringing back our troops
who were there to amazing i we just we licked it I guess.
Yeah, well, I still we have to install some troops there just
in case. Okay, so I'm
certainly not going to bring race certainly not going to
bring everybody back. But yeah, we need them there. But can we
now just to can everybody just admit that it was a scam for the
elections? That's what it was used for to show whatever.
Well showed our resolve. Can you can you open the climate gate I
have a report.
I would love to open the climate gators as always, gentlemen, to
the to the climate. It's been a while. Every week,
every show for the last five shows I had one of these reports
at this time, it wasn't going to let it go by which is you know
some of the climate change information out there. The
global warming in particular. And again, the report is East
Coast chill in case people in other parts of the world don't
know what's going on a deep
freeze of the winter of 2015 tightened its grip today across
much of the Eastern US. In the process. It left a legacy
inscribed in ice across rivers and record books alike. morning
commuters in Washington faced a bone chilling walk to work. It's
freezing.
It's like freezing freezing. I've ever seen it this close
indies No, never. I was born and raised here. I've never ever
seen this quote.
No one else had either. The official low in the nation's
capital dropped us six degrees, breaking a record set in 1896
and even icing over the title basin around the Jefferson
Memorial. The story was the same up and down the East Coast. It
was two degrees in New York City Central Park, breaking a 1950
mark of seven degrees. Trenton New Jersey hit zero surpassing
the low of six degrees set in 1936. And in Baltimore, the
reading was two degrees. Erasing the record set in 1979. The
arctic air made for spectacular sights. The Delaware River in
Pennsylvania was frozen as far as the eye could see. And
windshields around Philadelphia plunged to minus 25 or four to
five layers under flutter fleece.
The climate change is real. It's real.
It's real. It's real. Yeah. Climate change. Ice Age. Yeah.
Now you can't it's gotten so nutty. In fact, sir, Jean just
sent me a he sent me a picture of the the the cover of the new
National Geographic, which I presume he subscribes to. So
it's it's the actual printed version. National Geographic
March 2015. The war on science?
Yeah, well, that's the clip I had last show. Those two people
talking. That one guy was the guy that wrote that article. Oh,
really?
Yeah. And so here and on the front on the cover of climate
change, and then does not exist. Evolution never happened. The
moon landing was fake vaccinations can lead to autism.
Genetically modified food is evil, though a war on science.
And here is in the midst of all of this, where and he's sitting
I think in the mom, I don't know if it's CBN, not CBS. And one of
the morning news programs. entertainment programs, Bill
Nye, science guy, climate guy climate guy. Split Screen him on
the right on the left, nothing but footage of snow and big snow
and snow and cold and freezing snow. And here's what he says
what I
would hope for my my dream dream is that you all knew and knew
the news business would just say the word climate change what
just like it could be climate change. That's a possible
connection to climate change. Is this evidence of climate change?
Can you just toss that in now and then
I would like to toss it in every single time he thinks MSNBC,
actually that's a joy to read. Because every single time,
I would say, I know this, MSNBC is in many ways regarded as a
progressive station as opposed to a conservatives. I say
station, right news organization. I will say to the
conservatives, we need you This is to say, we can't have
everybody be progressive, liberal, bleeding heart, and so
on and so on. We need people on both sides. But if the
conservative side is going to continue to deny what 97% of
scientists are saying, we're not going to reach a consensus. We
are not going to make progress. I throw in one more thing
quickly. What can I do about climate law? Yeah, about climate
change, just talk about it. If we were talking about it, we'd
raise awareness, and we will get to work and I as a guy born in
the US would like for us to be leading this effort.
Okay, now wait for this ending. She's annoyed that he's going on
he's doing more and more and more and then she's just she
does something at the end, which I'm just going to start using
Presidents Day. Let's go let's leave
a man fist bump. Bill Nye the Science got. Amen. Yeah. Amen.
Fist bump.
Amen. Amen. Amen. Fist bump,
amen. Fist bump. You got to say you got to kind of get the
cadence Amen. This guy can't
get to the cadence of that. I can't do without sounding like
an idiot. Amen even sounds like an idiot who says that Amen.
Fist bump. That's the show title.
Amen. Fist bump. Amen fist bump man fist bump.
Amen fist bump. God Amen.
Fist bump
No, no, he doesn't want people to talk about he doesn't want
any discussion he wants
Amen fiscals as goes
there's no discussion that Bill Maher I wish I had this clip I
it was like one of these things I couldn't bring myself to clip
in it. I don't know why we need to we don't I don't understand
how these news organizations can't just talk about climate
change more. More More. Talking about it enough.
Man that now the Republicans are going to investigate the climate
change data tampering by NASA out What did you just do? That
wasn't too good. Something fell Don't worry. I'm okay.
Part of the car. Oh, yeah. Well, part of the
part of the my soundproofing fell down. Oh, they
hit you in the head. No,
I'm good. Let's hope not. Amen. Fist bump. What
do you say, John? Hey, man, fist bump.
Man fist bump. I think we just said that's all but that's the
word of the day.
I'm going to show my school by donate to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
Okay, we do have some people to thank for show. 698
Can you do this while I'm re re constructing stuff? Yes,
because I do have to read Donald Winkler's note. Donald Winkler
sent an email in between after he just donated or whatever it
was 23456822222, something like that. And he's the one with the
when I sent you the link that I read the wrong note. He said,
sorry to interrupt you. But you read the wrong message here
against my complete message from his donation which we do read
all the donations over $200 And here it is. It's his 40th
birthday on Sunday. 222. Do we have that on the do we have on
the list? Thank you. Okay, well,
I specifically asked you if you could wait. Well, I did this.
Oh, yeah. No, I'm brain dead. I'm sorry.
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right let's the new bomb them thing I guess
yeah, we can do that. We can do that for sure. I was I think
this was a this was tweeted earlier in the week about and I
just wanted to circle around to this particular story to people
know what's going on. This is about Mars One
oh god
yeah and
good the crap that
you're talking about this because I kept looking at this
thing I and they Yeah, they had this all over CCTV too by the
way.
Well it's yes. Okay, so what we had here in an Austin headline
former Austin I could be one of the first people to live on
Mars. And so this outfit called Mars One is
by the way I want to start stopping for said this is the
dumbest publicity stunt I've ever seen for I guess it's gonna
be
a reality show, you know? Yeah. And the clues are everywhere.
First of all, it's a Dutch organization. Not let me tell
you some Dutch not so well known for their Space Exploration just
low on the on the space totem pole. But if you look at who's
in this outfit, which is very fun to see that you have the
original executive producer of animals Big Brother program is
one of the advisors they actually have a pretty good list
this is this is one of these scams very similar to the space
you know, the the Richard Branson flying space thing. And
here's how the scam works. You promise that you're going to be
who you are buying a ticket to do something outrageous like in
this case, it's a one way ticket to Mars and but really what is
going to Well, first let me explain what happens in the in
the in the regular scam, this isn't a new variant. So you pay
$100,000 for your ticket. And then you go through a number of
training exercises, which means you get on the vomit comment,
which is the zero G playing, you're paying an extra 20 grand
for that weekend. It's really for rich people to feel good
about being rich, and doing all kinds of fun things with other
rich people it's questionable if you'll ever actually get on some
plane and fly into space with this particular one, I like this
a little bit better because they've they've already done an
elimination round and it's not about how much money you can
bring in because the money in this Mars one outfit in fact,
here's the business unit page Mars dash one.com What is the
Mars One business model? Well, let's take a look. They actually
just spell it out here.
What's the website again?
Mars dash one o ne.com. Mars One will be humankind's mission to
Mars. when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the moon,
the whole world was watching. Too bad we don't have the video
anymore. In the next decade, about 4 billion people have
access to video images. Mars one expects to that virtually every
one of them will watch when the first humans land on Mars. Bars.
One intends to gain funds to send humans and cargo to Mars by
using a variety of ways. As Mars One is a private and not a
governmental initiative. It gives anyone interested in the
mission the possibility to cooperate in realizing the
mission isn't is never going to happen. The targeted means of
funding are as follows exclusive partnerships. Let's look at the
partners who we have here. Oh, oh yeah, we have good partners
here. We have Lockheed Martin. We got Paragon space
development, we've got Talas space. This is great. So this is
it really is government money. That's slush funded through
sponsorships, da maybe we get no agenda on, like a logo on on the
the Mars
or one of those pods. Yeah, no agenda pie. Here it is
sales of broadcast rights. Yeah, this is really what it Oh, and
another part of their business models as you're writing a list
involves involvement with high net worth individuals. Yeah.
Yeah, that's your business model taking money from high net worth
individuals. But if you look down below it their their money
is really coming majority from broadcast revenues. And then
they have domestic sponsorship ticketing, licensing, and they
expect to do 3.8 billion $8 million, just to in up until up
until I guess they start to build the mission train the
training mission.
Now, I'm gonna stop you for a second here, because I'm looking
at their page and reading this, it seems to me, of course,
they'd get this little sales pitch. And they say astronaut
selection and preparation and 1000 years, they say everyone on
earth will still remember, if there's anyone left on earth. By
the way, we'll still remember who the first humans on Mars
were more than 200,000 men and women from around the world
responded to the first call for astronauts. So let me get this
straight. Supposedly, and I actually believe this is
possible 200,000 people decide they would rather take a one way
trip to Mars and continue living their life the way they're
living it whatever it is, which seems like a bigger threat, then
these ISIS carry should say something about this.
And these people are dangerous.
These people are crazy. Here, I'd rather take a one way trip
to Mars and continue this crappy job and Google
this, this reality show and again, if you look at the people
who are involved this is this is a reality show they're selling
the broadcast rights. They will build several earth based
simulation outposts for it Training technology tryouts and
evaluation this is what's called selling the format. So it
probably the first televised version will be in the
Netherlands and they'll have these pods and it'll be a big
brother meet survivor meets. What is it rock Expedition
Robinson it's all the same thing. But for some reason this
has grasped the the mainstream media has taken this and is all
in unbelieving this is real. And the people are volunteering to
go to Mars
One way that's my best as the best part of NY What if you want
to come back? No, no, I've decided to take an option this
life I'm going to make a decision that I cannot rescind
ever. It's like getting a tattoo by the way.
So this is a from the from the Austin paper if chosen. This is
our Austinite Van Meter will have to leave her director's
position at Austin based Stanford Caskey. Her family and
home planet for good. The potential colony will be a
permanent one meaning the Mars One crew will not be returning
to Earth. She's a hero. There are still a few obstacles that
Van Meter must face before she can call Mars her new home,
dubbed the Mars 100 Van Meter and the rest of the finalists
will take on a series of team building tests and simulations.
All of which will be the focus of a reality series. In a moving
column in Texas Monthly van meters husband Jason Stanford
discusses the potential voyage and the loss of his wife. This
is gonna
be great for a married couple. Honey, I'm sick of this
relationship. I'm going to Mars on a one way trip.
I will mourn her a million times before she dies. You
know somebody went to Paris on a one way trip I think would make
some sense.
This is so good. I will mourn her a million times before she
dies. I will not like any of this. But I love her. And this
is a horizon worth crossing. Like those Astronaut Wives
before me. I shall man up caught in say that. Yes, it's right.
Yes, it's right here.
He said I'll man up. Yeah, like
those Astronaut Wives before me. I will man up. Oh fist bump.
Amen. Fist bump brother. Yay. Oh, my goodness. And serious
people. I mean, I think morons Yeah, I guess why am I even
asked
if anybody is all in on this bowl. Crap. And you brought this
up to a just? Oh, yeah, Negative Nelly. Yeah, you? Yeah. Yeah, I
suppose you don't believe in global warming either. I got an
interesting letter from somebody that was kind of like, brought
up a point I had never considered. I know exactly what
this is. Yes. And I'm gonna read it. This is from one of our
producers, Zac Brown. I have you did? Hey, John anatomy. Have you
seen a dramatic rise? Well, I have seen a dramatic rise with
my friends on social media that are being sucked into the
propaganda of science, especially with the movement of
mandated vaccinations.
Yeah, well, we talked about the adult vaccination program and
all the rest of it last show. Every time someone starts
yakking about how we need government legislation to force
vaccinations in order to save and helpless children who are
vulnerable and could die. I tend to find them to be pro choice as
well. You mentioned if you mentioned all the discussion
once I asked them how they can how can someone can somehow
someone who is adamantly pro choice completely disregards
their own beliefs when applied to vaccinations according to
them government should stay out of my body. Right? Then the
conversation ends. Right. Thanks for a great show that keeps me
sane. I never considered that. But that is a good one, that
many of the people who are because they're all They're all
in for government, this and governments control the schools
and, you know, federal, Trump's state, and all the rest of the
nonsense and they're all pro choice but that but all we need
vaccination we have this should be government mandated is just
exactly right. It's crazy. This is the insanity of people who
are politically left, right, or anything that they're you know,
solidly entrenched in and they don't think, you know, in a
broader sense of what you try to do on our show.
Yeah, it's, it's a bit like the, if you believe in climate change
and manmade global warming, resulting in climate change,
there's a high probability someone who is really is all in
on that and also believes in peak oil. At which point I say
to him, why don't worry. We're gonna end it doesn't matter.
Yeah, this is the knee jerk checklist version, you side
checklists for the right and checklists for the left. And you
know, once you start being on one of those, check, check,
check, check the boxes. It makes it very easy. difficult to have
a reasonable conversation with anybody else besides the group
that which you've subscribed to?
Well, I'm very worried, though about the about this just
turning into calling people science deniers and
oh, yeah, no, if you don't like this Mars thing.
Denying science, yes, you probably
don't believe in evolution.
Where is that? Is that Mars rover still in New Mexico? Is
it? Is it this they stopped sending stuff back? Well, I
was shot to picture the dead cow head. That was when
Bill Clinton was on some forum. And he said something that I
thought was interesting about he was I think it was saying, you
know, hey, Mexico, you know, there's a lot of crap. And we
actually were responsible for some of it. It was about the war
on drugs, and just listen to the actual words he's using here.
I know, you're frustrated. I wish you had no narco
trafficking. But it's not really your fault. Basically, we did to
get a job of taking the transportation out of the air
and water. And so we ran it Overland. I apologize for that.
We ran it.
Yeah. Play that again. What didn't even say? What if we took
the transportation out of the air and water it what another
transporting illegal drugs?
I believe what he meant to say, or the intent was, I apologize.
Our we did too good a job of stopping the drug trade from
Mexico to the United States over air and water. And instead, we
ran an overland sorry, party as though he's part
of frustrated. I wish you had no narco trafficking. But it's not
really your fault. Basically, we did to get a job of taking the
transportation out of the air and water. And so we ran an
overlap. I apologize for that.
Like
the Midian cartel now.
Well, they were long gone. I mean, now we have I had this
clip on the last show on the show before the at least two
shows ago. And we just never got to playing it, which is Guzman
being the rest arrested, and then a whole bunch of Sinaloa
guys going down. And this has not been discussed by us since
we had the accusation by the guy was arrested and brought to
Chicago claims at the Sinaloa Cartel is in bed with the
Justice Department. And if you can find that clip, it'd be
nice, at least a little background
on I think, what I have here, it's called
it's called what Guzman
doesn't Guzman and the prosecutor?
I don't know maybe will
they continue? Does it really? Does it make a difference?
Is that the one? No, no, I don't know what that is. I don't know
what that is. Well, Guzman was about to break down the car. I
was thinking about this. And I wish I had that clip. But the
cartel seems to be under duress. Especially when, you know, a
couple years ago when they made these accusations that it was
the whole thing was a scam and we were running guns or our
people, we're running guns. I'm almost of the opinion that the
deal fell apart. Because once that American Asia was shot by
one of these guns, right? That they said, You guys can't even
keep your act together down there. We're gonna you know, and
they just decided to take them out. I don't know who's running
the drugs now. I think our guys just said, Yeah, we can't put up
with this. You've embarrassed us. We've got guys trying.
They're dieting holder. They're putting it you know, contempt of
Congress. Right? They haven't pursued it because the
prosecutors in Washington DC Can't they just won't do it.
Right. But I think this is this is a payback. Anyway, we'll
discuss this more in a future show.
Yeah, it's just one of those things just cropped up. Wow.
Okay. I do like catching him and just Yeah, making note of it
now.
With the no agenda. I was called no agenda thinking. We can come
up with these these alternate conclusions would which actually
make more sense?
Yes. I
mean, well, Ashley, Ashley's doing everyone's calling him ash
ash.
Yeah. Ash. I think it's Ashley. It's
Ashley, which is a girl's name. No, it's
Ashton. It's not Ashley. It's Ashley.
I thought was Ashley. It's Ashley totally is not Ashley's
ash.
But we just call him ash.
So they call them ash, the big ash. They had something to say
about apparently the idea that we're gonna go in and out of
this ISIS thing. And
while he's the one that is waiting for the sign off of the
Authorization for Use of Military Force, he's the one
that is in fact, the President did something very interesting.
Let me see if I can find this. There was I think, today, I saw
some kind of memorandum thingy. Hold on. Where did that go? I'll
play your ash clip and then I'll see if I can find this
memorandum.
The new US Defense Secretary Ash Carter has clarified that there
was no timeframe for the operation to recap to the Iraqi
city of Mosul from ISIL. His comments came after two
Republican senators criticized CENTCOM for revealing
operational details.
That is one that will be Iraqi led, and US supported. And it's
important that it be launched at a time when it can succeed. And
so I think the important thing is that it'll it get done when
when it can be done successfully. And I, even if I
knew exactly when that was going to be I wouldn't tell you
because I'm now I have clearance. I don't have to talk
to
your thing about meaning I think your original take on this
regard that we're gonna we're taking a new tact and getting is
Syria. I think it is, you're coming around in every kind of
different angle ran into this interesting clip. This is a un
guy, who is somebody asked a question from one of the outlets
and this this weird, kind of petite. The guy's talking as a
petite male, he's about the things about five to very thin,
classic petite male like Richard Martin just created. The clip is
you and guy with the lists your
lists of perpetrators? What sort of impact if you decide to
publish could that have
to date we have prepared for lists, which have been submitted
to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights for safe keeping in
the safe. We are also considering today, this month
and next month, the pros and cons of whether or not to
release the list. I hope I'm not on the list.
Now the list or list of war crimes, supposedly they are
being done by the Syrians. And the follow up question, which is
Syria, part two, about the lists
describing the Commission as biased? Are you worried that key
officials of your government of the military, even the name of
President Assad might be on that list?
All this propaganda aims at diable lysing. The Syrian
government and misleading the public opinion Yeah, they did it
in the past. And they will do it in the future. The commission
has repeatedly asked for the situation in Syria to be
referred to the International Criminal Court. That's never
going to happen, though, because Russia will use its veto here in
the Security Council. So now for the first time, it's asking for
the urgent consideration of the idea of setting up an ad hoc
tribunal. A special court for Syria.
Oh, interesting. Okay. We can't do the old fashioned way. I'm
guilty. Well, here's the Presidential Memorandum. The
President signed which I have not seen anyone talk about but
they have an RSS feed. So it comes through and I it's funny.
It's called the journalism, a presidential memorandum
determination and waiver pursuant to section 1209 of the
Carl Levin and Howard P. Buck McKeon National Defense
Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2015. This is important.
It's a setup, determination of waiver. Pursuant to the
authority vested in me by the Constitution laws United States,
including section 1209 of the Carl livanova. Hereby, I
determined that sections 40 and 40 A of the arms Export Control
Act Section 2249 array of title 10 US Code and chapter 137 of
title 10. US Code would impede national security objectives of
the United States by prohibiting, restricting,
delaying or otherwise limiting the provision of assistance,
including training, equipment, supplies, stipends, or stipends,
like Ash, just pallets of money, construction of training and
associated facilities and sustainment to appropriately
vetted elements of the Syrian opposition and other
appropriately vetted Syrian groups and individuals. And I
hereby waive said provisions of law to the extent necessary to
allow the Department of Defense with the coordination of the
Department of State to carry out the purposes of section 1209 of
the NDAA fiscal year 2015. And this is exactly how it was
written. He just says you know what all bets are off we can now
instead of not being allowed to send all of that stuff including
pallets of money you can now do it. You carry and you ash, you
guys go ahead and set it up. And it's pretty damn broad. Event
vetted appropriately vetted elements. But right, didn't we
do this in what's called Iran Contra and it was all wrong and
now we decided that it's okay.
appropriately. It's better than back then. That was an
experiment
we didn't know we were doing was all wrong. Yeah. didn't
do a very good job.
Yeah. Yeah. All right. All right.
If you got one more
bag you have, just run this one out. And then we'll go.
Because you know, I get the red carpet starting. I have to be
ready. Yeah, we got to see what people are wearing. Who are you
wearing today? John, who are you? When are you wearing? Kroc,
I'm wearing target. South Sudan. This is a story that I just
never heard anyplace else. And I just started running it out
there, which is the South Sudan. And by the way at the end, ask
yourself Where's Kony
armed groups redid the South Sudanese school and abducted 89
children. This is according to the United Nations Children's
agency, UNICEF. The kidnappings occurred near Mullah corral
where 1000s of people have taken refuge following months of
violence in the nation. Citing witnesses. The statement added
that armed men surrounded the community and searched house by
house forcibly taking boys older than 12. It is not clear which
group carried out the abductions, watchdog groups have
persistently accused South Sudan's warring factions of
actively recruiting and using child soldiers.
Whereas Kony is nowhere near Sudan. He's in Uganda.
I'm just saying that David was just child thing is another
group of them. Where they get worried and they can't even
catch Kony.
Oh, boy. Okay, well, one
last clip. Yeah. Okay. I have the U. R. T. Again, needling.
The I just love these clips by the way, needling the British
educational systems for being a bunch of a whole censored
oriented politically correct bozos free speech
and British university campuses is in danger of being silenced.
A new survey shows UK educational institutions,
pulling the plug on debates and societies they deem
controversial, often going far beyond any legal requirement.
Artis Polly Boyko investigates.
They're supposed to be bastions of free speech, but according to
new research, Britain's universities are becoming
citadels of censorship instead, a survey for spiked magazine
found that 80% of the UK is colleges had restricted freedom
of expression. The sun's been banned for over 30 years.
That's the place you should ban freedom of expression schools
and colleges this you can't have any free free thought going on
there and people got to get programmed but the home and the
message what is going on free speech and
British mouth Sorry,
didn't mean to roll it back that far.
down days they deem controversial, often going far
beyond any legal requirement. Artis Polly Boyko investigates.
They're supposed to be bastions of free speech, but according to
new research, Britain's universities are becoming
citadels of censorship instead, a survey for spiked magazine
found that 80% of the UK is colleges had restricted freedom
of expression. The sun's been banned from over 30 unis because
the tabloids traditional Page Three feature contains topless
models, sombreros and Native American outfits aren't welcome
in Birmingham University, they're deemed to racist and
budding pole dancers should avoid Swansea University after
the Student Union voted to outlaw the fitness trend on
campus because of its links to the sex industry
broadly and any type of political affiliation that could
be seen as that bit offensive and I think that's the most
troubling thing a lot of students go to university
because they want to get involved in politics in involved
in kind of political contestation where it now
students are going the finding that they can't find the
societies that they want to they can't hold controversial
debates.
For example, students at Oxford University didn't get to discuss
abortion after a debate by a pro life pressure group was shelved
because the university's women's campaign threatened to disrupt
it. Euthanasia comedian Kate Smurthwaite Stand Up Show at
Goldsmiths University was scrapped the day before it was
meant to take place. Ironically, it was about free speech.
Suddenly, it was canceled. I would get that if we were
talking about, you know, the sort of extremists. You know,
I've heard about people, you know, having sort of extremist
fundamentalist Muslim speakers who demand that the audience be
segregated by gender and but we're not talking about that
we're talking about you know, feminists and social justice
campaigners and human rights campaigners being told, Oh,
well, you know, we think that your attitude towards this is
the wrong one.
Last summer University College London's Nietzsche club, posters
around the university asking if there was too much political
correctness. While they never got to answer that question.
because they were barred from holding their meetings here, the
union Council ruled that discussing Mussolini's favorite
philosopher could encourage fascism. In fact, the wrong
attitude could also get students into trouble with the law. The
government's new counterterrorism and security
bill obliges lecturers to report students they think cannot be
drawn towards terrorism.
Oh my god, you know, I had this this morning. And with this
report had been this, I'll just read this to you. Francois
along, has pushed through new legislation and false forcing
internet service providers to block terrorist or child porn,
pornography content within 24 hours or face potential fines.
Whatever that means. How do you do that? Yeah, well, website
blog, or whatever it is, but and I was watching the clip of Bill
Clinton. And I thought for a moment I thought, you know,
because I get most of my clips from the web. You, unlike you,
you get a lot of your stuff from from the TV itself. You got your
whole setup there. Most of my stuff comes from web based
things, I thought, but even if it was from the TV, maybe none
of this is real. Maybe it's just a big game. Like the matrix. You
know, this. It's just who knows? How can I know if any of it
isn't real anymore?
Does that make any sense? No, it's good. I like it.
Maybe this is all just fake. I don't know. This is the codeine
finally.
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