Yeah, that's what I want. I want Google having all my mail. Adam
curry,
John C. Dvorak. It's Thursday, July 11 2009. Time again for
your gizmo nation audio publication episode 111. This is
no agenda. Coming to you from the 17th century Amsterdam canal
house crackpot command centre in the heart of Gitmo nation east
where the door to door house searches have already begun. I'm
Adam curry.
And well, sorry for the delay on that. But I'm here in the North
of Silicon Valley as usual. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Raglan buzzkill as sharp as ever John as a copy of
guardian going on about the house, but I'm going I was
thinking to myself really interesting. I haven't heard
anything about that. Forgot the queue.
It's so cool to be here. And Gitmo nation East because so
many interesting things are taking place while you're doing
your background searches. Because I know you're working on
something in The Hague, which is where the government sits in the
Netherlands,
which is also where miniature land is Maduro damn Yeah,
door to door house searches are now being performed. I'll and
I've gotten so many emails about this, that I'm so happy I can
share this with you. I have the actual documents, scans of it.
You'll see that in the show notes at no agenda up mvno.com.
Reading from a translation page that appears that routine
searches of one's home to check for a vast array of quote,
problems are now being performed. Well, they look for
mould perform door to door in the Netherlands. The city of The
Hague is inspecting all homes and a number of neighbourhoods
one resident that apparently told these people to bugger off
on a previous occasion got a threatening letter and this is
the letter that you can see the Dutch version translation I'll
just read a bit of it stop me when you're already peeing your
pants subject inspection regarding occupancy relating to
the Hague residents brigade in The Hague, we want to this is
the actual translation of the actual document in The Hague. We
want pleasant and safe neighbourhoods. For this reason,
we are inspecting all homes in your neighbourhood. For each
address we will see if the rules and regulations are being met in
the residence you own at redacted was visited by our team
on the 10th of June 2009. But we will refract refused entrance.
On Thursday the 25th of June between 13 114 100 hours your
residence will be visited again by a team of The Hague residents
brigade led by the sitting planning office, we will verify
the state of the building fire safety and the actual use of the
residence. All rooms of the residents are subject to this
inspection. The cooperation of all residents is therefore a
necessity. We'd like to point out that this is not a voluntary
inspection, you are obliged to cooperate if you refuse to
cooperate, we'd like to point out that we are legally entitled
to enter the premises with a legal warrant and without the
cooperation of the owner and or occupants. Oh, John, it's
happening. It is happening.
They're just trying. They're just looking for a hidden
church.
Now they're looking for marijuana grower ease, they're
looking for illegal immigrants. The tax authorities the local
energy company, dude, it's really happening over here.
Sounds great. Yeah. Up up Ke. Ah, well, we haven't gotten that
far here yet. Although one of the clips I didn't send over
today was the I have the hearing that was done US Senate hearing
at the kangaroo court about the climate change bill. And one of
one of the senators brought up the fact that some woman who had
brought up some EPA is a problem is
there's no there's a ringtone for you.
When you look at it when you look at Ennis Lisa Jackson that
runs it. Yeah. I mean, you look at her and you go oh my god,
this is the most smug Cree creep that has ever been put into into
public office at that level.
So hold on so the is the EPA so the climate change bill is this
the cap and trade or is that a part of it?
That's all part of the cap and trade right or is it Horowitz
calls it crap and trade? Good one. So anyway, she is she is so
smug that it's really makes you itch just to watch her I mean,
she's horrible. And she's obviously you know, going to be
the as you know, the kind of the I mean You look at the way the
bills written she's gonna run the country basically. And she's
the head of the EPA. Yeah, well, she I don't understand. I didn't
look into her background and we'll probably follow up on this
but she can't I don't know where she came from or how she got
appointed. Maybe I should look it up right as we're doing the
show. But anyway, I got a couple of clips in one of them involves
her, which you might want to play, if you want to get right
into climate change right now.
So well, there is a lot going on with climate change. The g8 is
currently meeting. And there are full page ads everywhere,
including the Financial Times really full page ads brought to
you by paid for by people like business for climate change.org
We are climate change climate change my buck.org You know,
these are $100,000 ads that are being taken out. And it's a very
obvious campaign. So there is a lot happening right now about
climate change. The EPA, of course, stands for Environmental
Protection Agency, and will listen to this Lisa Jackson
woman now. There was a boy she has a deep voice John,
article in the in the wall in the Washington Post yesterday,
deconstructing the climate show John Barrasso questions and
answers.
I'm sorry, John Barrasso of Wyoming asking her a question
about this. This Washington Post article that came out that just
ripped up the climate change bill.
Brasco isn't by any chain a chance to relate it to Barrasso
the European president is he? Let's hope not. Here we go
on the mammoth house measure. So the climate bill approved by the
House last month, started out as an idea fight global warming and
wound up looking like an unabridged dictionary and
Senator Bond, I think had a big copy of that unabridged
dictionary. It runs to more than 1400 pages swollen with
loopholes and giveaways meant to win over ungreen industries and
wary legislators. And then they go through a number of
questions. And it said, would this bill stop climate change?
Would this bill stop climate change? And their answer is no.
It would not. Do you Do you agree with the Washington Post's
assessment that this bill will not stop climate change? Or do
you disagree with the Washington Post on this?
I did happen to see that article, Senator. And I agree
with their assessment that this bill is the right start, and
that it sends a strong signal and that you all in the Senate
have work to do. And I respect the fact that you're starting
that work. So you're
gonna have a yes or no answer, please.
I agree with their assessment. That it's a great start. Y'all
in the Senate, you got some work to do your
impression is that this bill, as we are looking at right now does
not will not impact on climate change. You agree with the
article?
Well, we already had a discussion earlier about the
fact that what the United States does is important in terms of
entering the clean energy race in terms of reducing our
dependence on oil that comes from outside of our country and
in terms of creating millions of jobs. So this is a jobs bill.
It's an energy bill. And it's also a climate change bill and
we will need to work internationally to affect
changes on on global climate change.
It's the the global climate change race, John, we're in a
race. Right? Hey, Canada, you're fucked. You're fucked in Canada
given us all that oil by you're screwed.
So she wouldn't answer the question, obviously, but she'd
use a lot of bureaucrat teases. He's great
at that. I mean, that's, that's beautiful spin. I'm impressed.
It wasn't
bad. It wasn't bad. But it was like you know what, she's so
smug. You have to look at you have to see her visually to see
this kind of like droopy eyed. You know, screw you. Look.
How old is she hot?
She's kind of a big woman.
Oh, hold on. Oh, that could be hot. Hold on. Let me go to Lisa.
Lisa Jackson. Okay. Let's see. Come on Google. Do your do your
stuff. Oh, I see. You got to. Well, if you Google, Lisa
Jackson, you get some hot babes. But then there's Okay. I see her
so it got kind of like a Liza Minnelli haircut. But yeah, she
does.
Like she goes. office. She goes to the beauty parlour before she
does anything
and look at her makeup. She's got full on TV makeup on.
For heavy handed, little heavy handed with the makeup. Yeah,
she looks a little bit too.
It looks like she had Botox only on one side of her head. The
other side of this somebody slapped her upside
the head there.
She got some ugly stick weapon.
So but anyway, she's annoying to say the least. And she's just a
stooge. And anyway, the whole thing but there's another clip
there. Yep. You want to set it up? No. There's there's
something there's an under there's an underlying there's an
undercurrent during these hearings that kept cropping up.
And I just did This is very short clip. I just wanted to
indicate this is a Democrat. That's speaking. The guy from
Delaware, I think is Carper or corporate or something like
that? I can't remember who it is. But anyway, just just play
that little clip.
Oh, that's the queue. Sorry. Yes, Senator Carper
is next. Thanks for much So doctor to a number of our
Republican colleagues in this committee and a number of
Republican colleagues in the Senate. Republicans, but he's
for it. Okay. Public and colleagues in the Senate are
very enthusiastic about nuclear energy. They see there's no no
end to how much we can accomplish with I'm a strong
advocate of expanding nuclear power as well. One of the things
I'd urge you to do, I'll be real honest with they're looking for
somebody in the administration who's killing.
I just want to point out that every so often one of these guys
comes on and they go crazy. Over nuclear and
clear nuclear, yeah, nuclear, nuclear. He goes crazy over
nuclear and the, I'm not against it, by the way, nuclear, by
the way, they had this guy, that guy was the head of the
Department of Energy is a, an Asian who won a Nobel Prize or
something. I can't remember his last name shoe or something like
that. To Jimmy, Jimmy Choo. And he is like, yeah, no, I think I
think it's great. You know, and so he's like, pro nuke and, and
all these people within their suspenders. During all these
hearings, there's a lot of discussion of like, read, you
know, the term there's kind of a meme that showed up your reboot,
we want to reboot. Oh, yeah, this
is this is the whole thing that this is reset. I think it is
isn't because that's what they're talking about
back and forth for the reboot. Yeah, that's
what Obama wanted to reset relationship.
Reboot, I think wasn't was reset, reset. Okay, well, it's
it's down that ruins the meme. Whatever the case is, they want
to reset this and reset that now they want to restart the nuke
business with new plants all over the place. Because it
because one guy after another, these Republicans have this
angle, it's like, well, heck, if we're going to do this, let's
just go with you know, and I, by the way, which is kind of
explains how General Electric, which owns NBC and MSNBC is so
it kind of, you know, pro all this stuff. Well,
well, this is interesting, because along because
General Electric, by the way, is too big power is a big Nuclear
Power Plant Company. Well, they
also delivered the $2 billion worth of wind turbines to T.
Boone Pickens, who has just said, I'm calling it off. Good
idea, but I'm not going to do it. His his wind farm, his 687
giant wind turbine wind farm. Yeah, he's called it off. What's
going on there? Well, it's AP story. Plans for the world's
largest wind farm in the Texas panhandle had been scrapped
energy Baron T. Boone Pickens said Tuesday, and he's looking
for a home for the 687 giant wind turbines. So I
was, you know, well, where are you going to put them in the
first place?
He says he had leases on about 200,000 acres in Texas that were
planned for the project, he might play some of the turbines
there, but he's also looking for smaller wind projects to
participate in. He's looking at potential sites in the Midwest
and Canada. But essentially, he's saying he's calling the
whole thing off, and there's no real explanation. Other than
perhaps, General Electric said, Hey, dude, you invested 2
billion in this shit, you know what, we'll we'll cut you some
slack. You know, we'll give you a credit. If you give up the
project, so maybe they can go nuclear. I'm just thinking out
loud.
They're shutting up. Yeah, well, it'll shake out shortly. I mean,
he can move all those if he thinks if he wants to find more
wind, I mean, if he just moves them all in North Dakota, he's
got it made. I mean, that's where the money is for wind.
Meanwhile, very interesting watching some of the news
coverage of Obama in Russia it's interesting to see that General
Electric Pepsi and Boeing all now have moved into Russia as a
part of this reset reboot restart of relationships while
companies like IKEA and other investors at British Petroleum
literally have been kicked out you know their money taken away
stolen you know, overtaxed all kinds of weird shit going on. So
I guess if you're not within the coalition, if you're not playing
ball, then you get the you get screwed. And I love this. I
think you've got this on email as well. Gazprom just to stay
with energy for a moment has signed a two and a half billion
dollar deal with Nigeria state operated NNPC I guess it's their
energy company. But the name of the new the new firm and we've
Joe a lot about how
we've yeah we've I've blogged this immediately when it when it
first started about a couple of weeks ago
yeah the you know the mob always likes to name their companies
really funny things like what what kind of what kind of
examples we have in the snow
white front was a big chain of retailers that white front get
it that was done by again that witness protection programme.
And then I think there was a there was a trucking company
called Conway
so these guys call it this this these obviously the Russia of
course, you know, they are the mob let's face it, they call the
new new firm niggas in IgA, s z. I mean, does it get any better
than that? In a really bad? This is horrible. This is Nigeria,
okay. It's where black people live. You can't call the firm
niggas. It just doesn't sit right. It's very wrong with
that. I just died when I read that. It was too funny.
Yeah, yeah, I should have brought that up before it is
pretty funny. So anyway, there's a number of other things going
on besides the scam. In the by the way, there was a there was a
thing that broken the news last I didn't get a clip. I shall
maybe run the clip on Thursday. So there's an ad that they're
running in the San Francisco Bay Area, these KPI X's and they're
running it with I mean, they're running news about it, because
apparently none of the other TV stations in the Bay Area we'll
run the ad.
Marijuana thing? Yeah. Oh, wait, I'm gonna have that clip. Hold
on a second. Someone sent me the clip. Go ahead, set it up in a
low I'll look for the clip.
Well, the just essentially some woman who's who's going on and
on about how, you know, did legalising marijuana would be a
benefit to the economy of California because it's one of
our top crops has not being taxed. And she says she wants
you know, she thinks it should be and let's legalise and get
this over with because by the way, there is a big trend toward
this. Go ahead. Okay, here's
here's the clip.
Sacramento says huge cuts to schools, healthcare and police
are inevitable due to California's budget crisis. Even
our state parks could be closed. But the governor and legislature
ignoring millions of Californians who want to pay
taxes, where marijuana consumers instead of being treated like
criminals for using a substance safer than alcohol, we want to
pay our fair share taxes from California's marijuana industry
could pay the salaries of 20,000 teachers over time.
By the way, she's she just looking at her in this ad and
you'll find that in the show notes that no agenda media.com
She needs a lot of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
She's got the munchies big time, dude. She's really not the best
advocate for this.
Boy, so anyway, so they made a new story out of it. And I think
rightfully so these other stations, these these sleaze
balls won't run the ad. It's an advocacy ad. That is reasonable.
I don't see any reason why they wouldn't want to run if you run
the T Boone Pickens ads that say we need to use more natural gas,
you should run these ads, which is just saying we wouldn't we
need to change the law. I don't see what the big deal is. But
you know, I just annoys me because this does have to be
legal. I
will name and shame those stations that won't run the ads.
Yeah, well,
yeah, we can't K TV K will actually KTVU wasn't mentioned.
They must be embarrassed by that. But I don't know where
they're taking the ad or not. But K and TV channel 11.
Obviously a bunch of wimps. kgvo. Channel Seven in San
Francisco, they will run the ad. And then there was I think KTTV
or one or two other ads, or two other stations outside of San
Francisco and Sacramento. I think they wouldn't run the ad
either. But there's no reason
they must. They must be owned by someone then. We're almost
killed by by some for Big Pharma indirectly.
I don't think so. I think that they think they've just taken it
upon them. So I honestly think it's not not anything that deep.
I think it's just a law. We can't run this because it's
what drugs, drugs. They put on another Budweiser ad. Whatever
the case, put on some beer commercials, good old American
beer commercials. We'll do some follow up on it. So while all of
this is happening, of course there is. And now back to real.
I guarantee you this is what will be all over the news this
evening. If it hasn't been on already. A 22 year old factory
worker died Wednesday after he fell into a vat of boiling
chocolate at a manufacturing plant in New Jersey.
Yeah, that was one of those stories that was just I looked
at it and said it wasn't quite even blog bubble. It was just
kind of funny.
I guarantee you it will be all over the news. No doubt. It's
just like stories from a couple of days ago and it's not over
the all over the news yet. I I just don't think it has legs.
Shake it is Michael Jackson stuff has just gone on too long
man. You think it's Franklin Roosevelt who died?
And now there's a bill. Hold on there's, this is an actual bill
in. Let me see if I can find this thing this is it. Yes,
House resolution 600. The Michael Jackson bill, a tribute
to an American legend, a musical icon. And there's this whole
list of things that he's done. Whereas Michael Jackson was not
only an accomplished recording and performing artists, he was a
noted humanitarian, then there's like 30 Different things he's
done with dates and times when he in fact even says he he hears
one whereas in December 1991, Michael Michaels office MJJ
productions donated more than 200, turkey dinners to needy
families in Los Angeles. resolved that the House of
Representatives representatives one recognises Michael Jackson
is a global humanitarian and a noted leader in the fight
against worldwide hunger and medical crises and two,
celebrates Michael Jackson as an accomplished contributor to the
worlds of arts and entertainment scientific advances in the
treatment of HIV AIDS and global feud food security.
We got to find out who his PR people are. I mean, this is
unbelievable.
Yeah, it's actually it's interesting comes out of Texas,
Mrs. Ms. Jackson, Lee of Texas for herself and Ms. Watson
submitted the following resolution, which was referred
to the Committee on Foreign Affairs. Wow.
Crazy. Yeah. No, but distracting News. Meanwhile, that's
why that's why it's big. That's why it's new. Oh, yeah. Well, I
know.
It's a little too big. It's now it's distracting in itself.
Yeah. Meanwhile, there was this creepy picture. I took a shot of
I should probably put it on the blog. They showed us like Janet
Jackson, LaToya and somebody else and Diana Ross, and they're
all hanging around a little girl who is? Yeah, trying eyes out
hair, and they're all wearing sunglasses. And they look like
they look creepy. It's a whole
group of sunglasses and sequined gloves.
It was just like, Whoa,
yeah, when you step back from it all you like.
Yeah. Yeah. Cuz, you know, my wife has a theory. Oh, good.
She's always believed that to somewhere along the line,
somebody either Michael himself, because he seems to be into like
carving himself up. Or somebody in the family or somebody cut
his nuts off when he was a little kid. So his voice
wouldn't change and they wouldn't start. They wouldn't
lose any money in the process. And so he's actually been D
bald.
He's a unike. Was castrati? castrati? Right? Right, right
as a young kid, because Because strikers were like a famous
example of sopranos, right? Well, they're beyond soprano.
They could hit notes, sopranos couldn't hit. Male can hit
notes, if they're constrained. He's in opera that you can't
some of these authors, they can't even do any more, because
there's no constraint he's left that can actually come out and
sing the song. And then his voice never changed. And he's
still got that girly, kind of that he did never develop
certain male characteristics, but never grew a beard. I mean,
you know, it's just like, his hair still vague. And you know
what?
That's a weird theory. Man doesn't ring better to do
when she wants to write a novel and have the character that this
these things, this kind of characteristic. But it's like,
dirty does still he never his voice never did change. I mean,
there's got to be some explanation for it. I don't
know.
Yeah, you know, and I'm torn about talking about him because
I I met the guy you know, he was he was really all about love.
And he really did want to change the world and save it and and I
think you know, you know, my theory that he was murdered,
assassinated.
Well, for the he did the weird thing was is that right after
the like, two days ago, they released that catalogue because
you know, they were gonna have an auction they're gonna auction
off Neverland. And they they pulled it. Oh, I didn't know
that. Yeah, they pulled it. I have a Twitter that I sent out
about this. I sent a copy of the calorie which kind of
interesting because everyone did check the date to date as
April's when they had the auction. No, they didn't have
the auction in April. They had they pulled it they did.
Somebody said no, we're not doing the auction.
I did see a headline run by on. I think you're on news or
something. One of those crawls that runs underneath the fake
news. And it said something that Bertelsmann and KKR are starting
a music licencing joint venture and I found that to be you know,
KKR is famous for their management buyouts and you know,
private is a Yeah, they do. They do whatever Yeah. Privatisation
Exactly.
This is the whole barbarians at the gate. If you've never seen
that HBO we have to have a look at it. It's fine. It's fine.
Good
movie, good movie. But All right, today's standard by the
big joke, big joke. But no, I just thought that was
interesting that they would be a part of it and you know, there's
so much with with that's basically the only thing that's
left with with music rights is just that the rights to sell it
to you know companies that want to use music as commercials and
and use the music in different ways other than just selling
records. And you know to have that coincide. I wonder if
Bertelsmann has any Michael Jackson writes?
Well, here's a quick here's a question is, you know that maybe
we should have one of our listeners or producers? Answer
unless you know. So I do a commercial network TV commercial
for the Super Bowl, and I have a, let's say, a Beatles song
that's owned by somebody. What do I have to pay for that for
that commercial?
Well, it's, it's negotiable. When I figured
that out, but there's got to be a ballpark figure.
It's, it's really not that simple. When when music is used,
you have a sync, right? So when you use music, and you
synchronise it up to video or film, there are certain basic
levels and basic standards, of course, there's a set amount was
played on the radio, or were used as a part of theme music,
for instance, on a television programme, but when it's used
specifically to promote a product, it's up in the air, it
could be anything, it could be $10 million, you know, it could
be whatever, whatever the the licence holder wants to ask for
it. So that's a that's a constant negotiation.
Yeah, that's fine. But what is the typical price people are
paying paying? It's?
I don't think there's I don't think there is, it's one of
those big secrets, no one's going to tell you. No, that's
for sure. I don't know, I know that. I know that. My ex wife
used notice how I did that, huh? My ex wife used a Julie London
song in a commercial and someone somehow in her company forgot to
secure the rights. Oh, God, oops, that secure the rights and
they charged her 20,000 euros after the fact for and that was
just for a couple of bearings in Holland. You know, and these
guys said, we think this is pretty fair. 20 20,000 euros. I
mean, that was huge.
So they do it. Do you think they do it by the number of times
they play it? Because if it's played? Oh, yes, of course, of
course. So it's like guys who do you know a lot of people that
act in commercials they they've made millions and millions of
dollars because the commercials play over and over and you get
paid for each play?
Right? But that but that's standardised, then you get
scale, you can get to time scale or for time scale or you know,
whatever. But that is based upon a scale and there's certain set
amounts for that. But when it comes to the music now, it's
it's huge. It's something popped up on the daily coasts. The
other day, we didn't really talk about the software programmer
who had apparently stolen some code from Goldman Sachs. Yeah.
So what I'm reading from this and this is you've got to read
through the whole article because there's a Laura
which and I talked about this in the lab, we just did a divorce.
I don't
have to listen to the show. So you can probably explain a
little bit about this code apparently allowed Goldman Sachs
to see the trades other people were doing before they actually
became trade so they could then do a counter trade and ergo help
themselves make $100 million a day and computerised trading.
Nobody really knows what the code does. But wow, is all I
have to say, wow. But but but there was a comment by somebody
in the hearing discussing this code saying if this code got
into the wrong hands you could manipulate the market to an
extreme role. Yeah. Now, of course what it says also says is
that if you can manipulate the market with this code, what do
you think Goldman's been doing with it? Well, that's
the whole point. Of course they've been manipulating the
market Yeah, yeah, that's why they
think the Russian mob has it
watch that nigga stock that nigga stock is going through the
roof everybody
made it for us night yeahs
Fuck it. I'm saying naked. Hey, okay, I got to talk about swine
flu for a second because as and I'm so happy I'm over here this
week as is often the case
it's safer over there from swine flu
No, on second Hi.
So let before you can I kind of pre interrupt your for swine
because I wanted to talk about swine flu too, but I'm gonna
take it from a different angle.
You get to go first.
I because I can segue to what you're going to do. You don't
even know What I'm going to do whatever it is I'm sure this
segue would Okay, go ahead. Go ahead. No,
you go segue. All right. While we're doing
this, I'm going to mention the some an interesting problem that
that is completely unreported. Nobody's talking about it. It's
ridiculous. There is a huge Dengue fever epidemic going on
dengue, dengue fever, D and G u e. It's a mosquito problem. And
for example, in Sri Lanka, this is a headline from this is from
a week ago 165 Killed by Dengue fever, and it's spreading all
over the place. In fact, two fifths of the world's population
are at risk two fifths of the world's population 2.5 billion
are at risk right now from dengue gay and people are
dropping like flies, but you
don't understand John that's good. I mean, so those people
need to die anyway. We need to get the healthy people
but we live it here's the here's what the punch line is. You
know, because Dan gays going on along the side of swine flu
right? We got 165 Dead is this and that and the other thing,
Sri Lanka's here's a report, two more swine flu cases in Sri
Lanka, bringing total to 18 Did it over here,
nothing to see here. Look at that. I finally found that
again. Okay, so and get mo in the centre of Gitmo nation east.
Of course, this is a great country where it used to be that
industries would test things because this is kind of the
gateway to Europe, the Netherlands. And it used to be
you know, stuff like records, you know, that test out a new
record, see if it went well in the Netherlands, I would
probably do well on the rest of Europe. And now of course, this
has become the centre of it's the kind of the beta test centre
for all of Gitmo nation East. And as you know, the Netherlands
has the government have said that they have purchased 34
million swine flu vaccine shots, which is two to the head to for
every single inhabitant of the country, about 17 million people
live here. And if you've been wondering how they're going to
roll this out how they're going to make this mandatory, of
course, they don't have a law yet, but I love what they're
doing. Big news here, big big news. And this is what we need
to watch for in the United States. They've now started a PR
campaign, the Rights Institute for folks was on tight Mo, yo,
that is the the the the government body that is in
charge of health of the population and the middle yo,
which means the same thing essentially, as it doesn't
English. And by the way, it's called the Mexican flu here, not
the swine flu, but the Mexican flu. They are now they are now
starting a whole media hype saying, you know, of course,
we've ordered the 34 million vaccines, we don't have it all
in it's going to be shipped in in stages. It's very important
now to decide which of the most of which of the groups is the is
has to receive this first we want to make sure the right
people get the shot or protection first. And it's a
really, really big decision. Will it be a old people and
people with respiratory and heart disease will be be the
young people who are healthy, but apparently the Mexican flu
kills them the quickest? Or should it be see, the health
care workers were really in doubt here? We want people to we
want a discussion. What's the most important group to receive
the shot first, we really have to make this decision because if
we make the wrong decision, everyone could die. And I love
the way they're doing this. It's a perfect rollout. Turn it
around. You just turn it around and make everyone worried that
they're not in the group. That's going to get it first.
Yeah, yeah. It's marketing.
It's beautiful marks like
this, like Nintendo's in charge of it.
Exactly. Who doesn't? Who does PR for Nintendo or Microsoft? I
bet those guys are doing it.
Somebody? Yeah, it's a good stunt. I like it. Yeah, in my
way, that kind of skill.
And and they've got pictures everywhere. You know, it's
really it's a full on PR hype. And you see how the mainstream
media picks that up? It's like, will you be in the first group
or you're going to be lucky enough to be to be one of the
people who gets the first shot is really really smart. Really
smart. Meanwhile, well,
maybe they won't force the vaccinations like they do in
Maryland right now just has a law and there's there was a good
thing on CNN about it. It's actually quite funny to watch.
Because CNN seems to be staging for the big farm and pharma and
and apparently you can be thrown in jail. If you don't get a you
don't let your kid get a chickenpox shot like chickenpox
actually actually thrown in jail. Yeah.
You can get through thrown in jail. Wow, you the parent. In
Maryland it's the state.
Antwerp University in Belgium intends to start testing a new
vaccine against swine flu or the Mexican flu before the summer is
out. And University is also taking part in the trial some
400 people receive the new vaccine, Professor Van
Damme even have a vaccine. How are they ordering? Well
hold on a second Professor Van Damme no relation to Claude, I
guess John Claude, we are using dead vaccines. They have been
tailor made with swine flu in mind, our intention is to see
how safe they are for humans. We also want to establish whether
the people undergoing the test get antibodies against the flu.
We intend to comply with relevant European regulations.
If this happened, they could give the green light for a
massive production of the vaccine by November at the
latest. Antwerp University is the only one in the world where
the vaccine is being tested. The tests occur at the request of
the pharmaceutical industry, no kidding, where the vaccine is
being developed. new vaccines will also be tested at Kent
University where some hunt 100 People will take part in the
trials. Well, some dead people coming up.
So I was reading some about the swine flu. And they made this
point that the you know, as the so far, everything's mild. You
know, they their symptoms are mild. I wish I had that quote in
front of me. But essentially one paragraph in the in the article,
which was in The Washington Times, as a matter of fact, of
all things. It said the reporter just casually said, the the
virus is expected to become more deadly. Oh, yeah,
no, this is all over the news that it's a way to
mutate is supposed to mutate into the deadly or form. That's
what they keep saying, Well, why would it do that? Well, because
I mean, what how do they know what it's going to do? And this
has been no, because it's engineered, obviously.
I mean, why wouldn't it mutate into the adult form? It gives
you this, you know, gives you an earache. I mean, why does it
have to mutate into a more deadlier form? necessarily, I
mean, what specifically do all flu flu vaccine or sorry, flu
viruses mutate into a more deadly form? Not necessarily
very few.
But this is the meme that they've created a couple of
memes and one of them is that it's coming back after the
summer and it will be it's back and it's stronger than ever. And
I also I kind of liked the connection, and I'm reading some
reports here in the Netherlands as well as you know, the
Gardasil the, the cervical cancer drug, which of course is
a farce and was not tested properly and is actually hurting
young women and girls and killing some of them and
paralysing others, that the government is now saying, Well,
we learned a lot from the Gardasil vaccination programme,
we really learned that, you know, we had to do a better job
promoting this because I think, you know, there was a huge
amount of girls that that did not know the discussion started,
people started to get some real information. And a lot of people
did a lot of these girls didn't show up. And they just said, No,
thank you. I'm not going to take the shot. So it seems like that
in into itself might have been kind of a beta test to see could
we get people to take some bullshit shot? That actually is
going to start killing people or paralysing them? And even though
that's happening, can we still contain the whole programme to
have people to continue to show up and take these vaccinations?
Now, if you go to, there's two ways you can follow this
atrocity. One is on Twitter. You go to twitter.com/flu Glubb.
Flu, Gov, F LUGOV, or go to flu.gov. And here's our, our
fine. What's her name? Sebelius, Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. She
was member she's one of those students that got into the
administration recently. They want to they're hopping on the
user generated content vibe, and they have a $2,500 prize for you
to create the best public service announcement for the flu
shots and Kathleen Sebelius Secretary of Health and Human
Services, the Obama administration is actively
engaged in preparing for the coming flu season.
The coming flu season, it's
come he has that same smug style that EPA woman does. He
looks like Frankenstein. In a world where swine flu kills were
actively involved, particularly
in light of the spread like that voice and one virus. Thank you.
I'd like some jobs using that voice in order to give voice you
world where Sebelius wants you to create user generated PSAs
all Americans share in the responsibility to be prepared
and to inform our friends, families and communities about
flu prevention and good health. I'm excited to announce a new
video contest from HHS that will tap into our new nation's
creativity. We want you to help us create a 15 or 32nd psa. And
I'm not talking about another boring educational video. This
is your chance to be funny dramatic or whatever you think
will make the most
John this is so for us man we can get 2500 bucks positive
impact
I'm organising an expert panel to evaluate submissions and
we'll present the best ones back to the public so everyone can
vote for their favourite cool the winning
bullshit is this flu for promotion? Who comes up with
these ideas? How hard are they did make everyone take a job?
Well, you get angry Hold on Let's go save
$2,500 in cash now appear on national television. To learn
more about the contest details as well as our larger efforts to
plan and prepare
for the prohibited by law.
Please go to flu.gov for our HHS channel on YouTube.
Let's see what is this
just makes me cringe to listen to her talk the way she talks in
the detail.
This is awesome to enter you will need to have a YouTube
account produced the video should be posted as YouTube as
to YouTube as a video response to HHS Secretary Kathleen
Sebelius call for contest entries for more information on
how to post a video response go to this YouTube Help and
this is how dumb these people are. You have no
way judging criteria messages and appropriateness to themes
50% Creativity 30% entertainment value 20% prize one grand prize
of $2,500 Cash top videos will be featured in the broadcast
television on government websites and will remain
available on YouTube. Like unlike the funny ones which will
be taken down.
You don't know that. There's gonna be so many funny
ridiculous ones that are gonna get posted that to the extreme
and extreme because you know, every every clown out there who
likes to do YouTube stuff. You know, every buddy who has to do
a clone of Jackass, the TV show are going to be doing joke
versions of this that are going to be hilarious. There's going
to be more than a few funny ones. And it's going to be an
embarrassment, if not a humiliation. In fact, the whole
why don't
why don't we do our own contest? And have our listeners slash
producers come up with the anti flu shot PSA? Yeah, and we could
we could have a grand prize of $2.50
Well, it's like would be willing to give us
That's right. You want your two bucks back when it back? So
yeah, we will let's think about how to do that because we could
do and probably give you know more than you know, maybe a
couple 100 bucks or something from our fund. Yes. And then it
would be better
let's look at the flu. gov on on Twitter right now.
I'm looking at it so it's boring. Yeah, but
it's it's indoctrination that I love so much. Is this from the
government? Yeah, this is the government Absolutely. It says
right up at the top
well this is terrible. This is the one star nation must
coordinate with 13 counties in four states. Okay.
one stop access to US government h one n one Avian and Pandemic
flu information with 482 followers. Dudes you need to get
on Twitter or something like that. If you want to get your
followers up
for an 83 followers, and we're two of them. Oh my god. Yeah,
there's 483 followers. That's hilarious. And they're only
following six. That's not right.
Have we talked about HR 1388. Recently, John? Not sure. as
well. This is a House Resolution which has passed the house this
is the mandatory volunteerism bill.
Wow. All right. You know we haven't talked to we I think we
talked about about a year ago
Yeah. So I guess this thing passed it's the title is
actually give acronym for generations invigorating
volunteerism and education. And this is what will essentially
enslave your children people. This bill and just take a look
at the show notes and and reloaded explain
it a little bit more than that.
Well, so this was introduced to the house and it passed by 321
to 105. It's let me see if I want to get the relevant bits
here. Okay. Reading from it. HR 1388. Reading from the bill
reading from the bill Adam curry reading from the bill whether a
workable fair and reasonable mandatory service requirement
for all able young people could be developed and how such a
requirement could be implemented in a manner that would strength
In the social fabric of the nation, and overcome civic
challenges by bringing together people from diverse economic,
ethnic and educational backgrounds. So it's a setup to
to mandatory volunteerism is really what this bill is. It's a
it's a long term project, but it is really in the works. And I'd
like our audience to be aware of it.
Yeah, you will, you will obey.
Okay. Big news. Tuesday afternoon press release, the
Food and Drug Administration announced that Michael Taylor
has joined the Food and Drug Administration agency as a
senior advisor to the commissioner. Guess Michael
Taylor is
Michael Taylor, Michael Taylor. De wouldn't have anything we
need. We actually need a jingle. Yeah, we do
need a jingle for another Monsanto stooge?
Yes, obviously.
So he's a former Monsanto executive and
why don't they just turn the government over to Monsanto and
be done with it? What do you mean
why don't they we talked about Yeah. So so as the as a food
czar, this guy and by the way, look at his picture. He will be
responsible for the following he will assess the current food,
programme challenges and opportunities, whatever the hell
the Food Programme means identify capacity needs and
regulatory priorities, develop plans for allocating fiscal year
2010 resources, develop the FTAs budget request for fiscal year
2011. And plan implementation of new food safety regulation. This
is the Codex Alimentarius, which is on its way has already been
implemented. And yeah, Google it Codex Alimentarius. And you will
see you're very
be able to eat these foods and these foods orderly.
Yes, indeed. It's a lot of people emailing me about that.
It's see there's a couple of what's your topic here it is.
From the FDA itself their their press release. Michael R.
Taylor, J. D, what does JD mean? Doctor of Law, a nationally
recognised food safety expert and research professor at George
Washington University School of Public Health and Health
Services. We'll return to the US Food and Drug Administration to
serve as senior advisor to the commissioner. I am pleased to
welcome Mike Taylor back to the FDA commissioner Food and Drugs
Margaret, a Hamburg, MD said in announcing Taylor's appointment,
his expertise and leadership on food safety issues will help the
agency to develop and implement the prevention based strategy we
need to ensure the safety of the food we eat. Geez.
Really? Yeah. We should ensure the safety of the food we eat.
Well, then why do they give us this crappy food? Hold on a
second, John. What would you do? Yeah. Then we can do heaven.
You're gonna love this job. Oh, this is awesome. Okay, so one of
Mickey's Hold on one. Before I do this one of Nikki's
assistants who works here. She's on some kind of medical thing
that she has to drink this special kind of water. And she
was out while I set up the studio and I'm actually using
her water bottle as a microphone stand.
So when you can't find a paper towel roll,
if you'll excuse me, I have to take it off. Hold on.
Okay, she needs the water.
She needs the water. I should believe. Oh, man, my mic stand
has been ripped. Let me find something else. What
are you doing? You're holding it in the air. Yeah, I'm
holding it in the air and I will use something new here. She's
looking at me like this really like Bambi like eyes going. I'm
really I don't want to interrupt you. I'm really really sorry.
But I really need to drink that special water that's in your mic
stand. Holy moly. Are you still there? Yeah. Okay. All right. I
have a replacement. This is good. I got one or two other
things, kind of waiting to hear what you have.
Well, there's a couple of things. One of the things that
turns out that months you know, Monsanto makes these dead end
seeds that don't that the Terminator seeds, Terminator
seeds. And now there's a theory going on, which means that you
which is breaking farmers all over the world, I mean,
essentially, you know, the way farmers operate, they're not,
you know, these aren't high margin operations, the small
farms and you know, you typically grow you plant a crop
and then you You take part of the crop and you let it go to
seed, right? And then you plant that those seeds in the next
year. So it's kind of it's you know, you can do this for a long
time called
what is called a farming. Yes, farming. It's been around for a
while yeah, farming right.
But if all the seeds, you know that you get, you get some
seeds, he's gonna plant some new crop, you buy the seeds from
Monsanto, and then you go through the process and you
don't get any seeds. So you got to buy seeds again, because the
seeds, you know, they just basically don't they can you
can't reproduce with them or, you know, you're planning the
whole crop is fails, because there's nothing going on. And
you know, this is not good for farmers,
no, which is not good for our food either. And by the way, the
maker of these Terminator seeds is Monsanto.
Yeah, there's a number of companies actually that make
make variations. But the point is, is that now they're thinking
that because the seeds really are Goddard, they're neutered
through did the plants don't really have any thing going on
except for the fact that just produce some protein that they
think the pollen is affected adversely? And that may be part
of the
reason for the rise? Yeah, you're gonna talk about that.
And he's
bees come into this big field of all look at this. Young it's,
and they essentially starve to death and they never get make it
back to the hive, or they do or they just can't, there's nothing
for them to
eat. And of course, it was Einstein who famously said that
when the bees disappear, the world will end in four years
time. wish to have already passed John.
Got to to go. But I don't know. I mean, I'm going to put
together some clips and try to do I want to do a whole show, or
at least a good part of a show on the bees. Well, there's not
only the bees where we have we have a number of horrible things
taking place as we speak. We have the bees, which is still a
problem. They think they have some of it, some of it resolved
but you know, there's no does not back to normal. And there's
also this thing going on with bats in the United States
specifically, which started on the East Coast, which is this
weird fungus that's growing around their snout. And
what are bats good for our bats essential to our ecosystem in
our
bats? Bats are really the bug eaters you know I mean, if you
have bats in your areas, where you have a lot of mosquitoes
that are biting people and causing Dengue gay Yeah, you
know bats help resolve that because a bat eat something like
it's a wait and mosquito is if you can imagine like the launch
a daily I mean they just fly around and just what you know
why why wouldn't if if you know if you know that you Genesis you
Genesis who are of course you know about to give us to to the
arm to kill us with this swine flu protection shot. Why don't
they put something into the mosquitoes? That seems like x?
It's funny you bring it up G
talk about a segue
because there is a bacteria that's been developed and we use
it in the United States for mosquito control. And we're
still Mimi ran into the stories about the Sri Lanka situation.
And apparently they this this this bacteria just put it in all
the water and it's been around forever and it's and in fact,
you see it sold and garden stores as looks like a little
donut is just throw it you know, if you got a pond or something
you throw it in there instance for mosquito control. And it's
essentially is a bacteria that that eats the mosquito or kills
the mosquito eggs and they can reproduce. And it's very, it's
been around for a long time. And it's and the SriLanka articles
are weird. This is an example by the way for people out there who
would like to support the show. We're not the we don't we're not
the only media in the world the United States that has is
keeping the truth from its population. The all the press in
India and and that's Southern Asia area, discusses the fact
that the Sri Lankans are having trouble getting this product,
this mosquito abatement bacteria into the country because it's
coming they have to order it from Cuba for some reason, by
the way, my wife was looking this up she says Cuba, they have
it on amazon.com is ordered from them. So it's like there's so
there's a big news story about oh no, we can't do that because
if there's a problem with the Cuban we have to ship it over
from Cuba and nobody wants to carry it on the aeroplanes
because it's a deadly toxin and and they're going on and on and
on with all this bull about this product which is available
anywhere in the United States in most of the world. But they get
this this phoney baloney story about how it's so difficult to
get it from Cuba. And you can read these stories are all in
the in the Indian and Sri Lankan press. And they'd never
mentioned once that this stuff is widely available
on Amazon, available on Amazon.
So there's something up with what's going on and some people
believe that they they're too Trying to kill off the last of
the Tamils with Deng gay. I mean there's something screwy going
on in Sri Lanka is what the point is. That's the reason I
brought it up to begin with.
I would like to recommend two books to our listeners. We
haven't done this in a while John and I don't know how long
this book has been out but I got a an email foreword from Vicki
pool one of our listeners slash producers and by the way keep
doing it guys also dropped out i o slash daily source code is a
great place to upload media clips and stuff that we can use
on the show. This was forwarded to Vicki by her 94 year old
Uncle Lee Iacocca, who of course, famous for his his
Stearman ship of Chrysler Corporation, I
believe. Oh, actually Ford, then Chrysler, Ford and Chrysler.
The book is called Where Have All the leaders gone? I don't
know if this has been out for a while if it's brand new. Do you
have any idea John?
It's I think it's an is this Iacocca book? Yeah. I think it's
pretty old. Well, let me I think it's I think it's like, like 20
years old. I think I'm not sure but I mean, I can I'm gonna look
it up right now,
while you do that, allow me to read a little bit from what Lee
Iacocca is saying, Can I quote? Am I the only guy in this
country who is fed up with what's happening? Where the hell
was our outrage? We should be screaming bloody murder. We've
got a gang of clueless bozos steering our ship state right
over a cliff. We've got corporate gangsters stealing us
blind and we can't even clean up after a hurricane much less
build a hybrid car just came out in 2007. But instead of getting
mad, everyone sits around and nods their heads when the
politicians say stay the course. Stay the course. You got to be
kidding. This is America, not the damn Titanic. I'll give you
a soundbite throw all the bums out. You might think I'm getting
senile that I've gone off my rocker and maybe I have but
someone has to speak up. I hardly recognise this country
anymore. The most famous business leaders are not the
innovators but the guys in handcuffs. While we're fiddling
in Iraq, the Middle East is burning and nobody seems to know
what to do. And the press is way waving pom poms instead of
asking hard questions, that's not the promise of America, my
parents and yours travelled across the ocean for I've had
enough How about you, I'll go a step further. You can't call
yourself a patriot if you're not outraged. This is a fight I'm
reading and I'm ready and willing to have the biggest see
is crisis. Leaders are made not born leadership is forged in
times of crisis. It's easy to sit there with your feet up on
the desk, and talk theory or send someone else's kids off to
war when you've never seen a battlefield yourself. It's
another thing to lead when your world comes tumbling down. On
September 11 2001. We needed a strong leader more than any time
in our history, we needed a steady hand to guide us out of
the ashes a hell of a mess. So here's where we stand. We're
immersed in a bloody war with no plan for winning and no plan for
leaving. We're running the biggest deficit in the history
of the country. We're losing the manufacturing Ed's edge to Asia,
while our once great companies are getting slaughtered by
health care costs. Gas prices are skyrocketing. And nobody in
power has a coherent energy policy. Our schools are in
trouble our borders like sieves, the middle class is being
squeezed every which way. These are times that cry out for
leadership. But when you look around, you've got to ask Where
Have All the leaders gone? Where are the curious creative
communicators? Where are the people of character courage,
conviction, omnipotence, and common sense? I may be a sucker
for alliteration, but I think you get the point, namely a
leader who has a better idea for Homeland Security than making us
take off our shoes and airports and throw away our shampoo.
We've spent billions of dollars building a huge bureaucracy and
all we know how to do is react to things that have already
happened. Namie, a leader who emerged from the crisis of
Hurricane Katrina, Congress has yet to spend a single day
evaluating the response to the hurricane or demanding
accountability for the decisions that were made in the crucial
hours after the storm. I could go on John but this is this is a
book I have not read yet, but I need to read this guy sounds
awesome. Yeah, you went to the bathroom while I was doing that.
I actually cooked a full dinner.
And the other one I would recommend just to give you
something Scott, you're not going to read from it. I'm not
but I I'm just about finished with this book, and get ready to
scoff John, get ready to laugh. Get ready to ridicule. I am
going to recommend Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand.
No, don't read that book. Ladies and gentlemen, this book,
when you read this book, you will you will recognise exactly
the times that we are in and it has some interesting solutions.
Yeah, right. A n Rand Ayn r a n d was written in 1948 by a
Russian woman. It's called Atlas Shrugged. And it's, you know
what it's about as long as the cap and trade bill about 1300
pages. Enjoy it.
was probably better written in the cap and trade bill. But
that's about it.
I, this is an Adam curry recommendation.
Yeah, I will not. Second that. All right. So I've been trying
to find something on the, on the machine here. With no luck on
the wireless, you know, it's weird because you know, the mail
system is just running like a pig. It's just ridiculous you
do that there's a great video that is in the show notes from
the EFF. I'm not a big fan of the Electronic Frontier
Foundation for a number of reasons, but I do like that
they're tried, I've never heard of this, that printers, these
days print almost invisible yellow dots on any
day, this has been going on for 20 years. This has been
digitally actually bid this has gone on since the first laser
colour laser printer, it was done at the behest of the
government to prevent people from using colour laser printers
as counterfeiting devices, because in fact, you can
counterfeit money really easily with with some of these high end
printers. It's what the
Federal Reserve has been doing for years.
But what a lot of people don't realise and I don't know why
they just don't make this more, although I think they probably
don't want people hacking it because I think you could
probably hack the the, the whatever, there's a chip or
something, whatever. I'm sure every colour printer, every
colour printer of any sort has a serial number. And it's embedded
in every piece of paper that's printed on that on from that
printer, which by the way would be an interesting little twist.
I haven't seen this shown on CSI, you know, but it seems like
it would be a cool thing to do, oh, look at what we can do this
and then they show it and then you know, they always like to
break things down. By the way, a friend of ours who is going to
law school believes that the jury pool in the United States,
the entire United States is tainted by shows like CSI.
Because of the bogus forensic crap that they put out there
making it seem as though it
seemed like they can actually do DNA analysis in 20 minutes.
Yeah. Anyway, so the entire Jordan jury pool of the entire
country has been tainted, which is he thinks is a huge problem
that somebody's gonna have to deal with one of these days,
I will say CSI is a if you were to value that property. Of
course you have CSI Vegas, you have CSI in New York, you have
you know, I would think that that is probably not
sustainable. Just on the advertising market alone and the
numbers of polls, I'm sure there's money coming in the back
door on that that property is valued at billions of dollars.
Yeah, it's amazing. Anyway, so the show that each printer
prints a series of small, you cannot see these unless you know
what to look for in yellow dots, very light, light, light yellow
dots across the sheet. And if you like write a poison pen
letter and print it out on your printer, and then send it to
somebody saying I think you shouldn't be killed in office or
something like that. They will track you down back,
they can track it back as right. Okay, final final thing, you
still
want to throw a hack out there. I just wonder I don't know. I'm
not suggesting anybody do this. But if you take and you print a
blank sheet on 10 different printers, both sides of this
paper and then and then upside down and backwards. In other
words, just shove it one way and shove it in another way and show
it in another way and shove it and turn it over and shoving and
shove it. And then you do a number of other then take to
your friend's house and do it in their printer and do it on 50
printers. So there's just a million little little dots on
there, and then
print and then print money
seems like a lot long way to go. So we
hit upon something pretty interesting, I felt last show we
talked about the electromagnetic pulse weapons enps for short,
and how that might have actually the the the fact that an EMP and
electromagnetic pulse can can blow out the power grid. That
that may be the reason behind some of this astronomic funding
as a part of the stimulus package. In fact, for the so
called smart grid, which we need to employ, apparently, in the
United States. And this is not just in the States. It's
happening in many other countries where infrastructure
needs to be upgraded. And one of our producers sent send a great
link to which of course, you'll find in the show notes to EMP
commission.org, which is the commission to assess the threat
to the United States from electromagnetic pulse attack.
And it has it is just a wealth of information. This commission
was set up in let me see. I think it was like 2005 or 2006.
But on the homepage right there. The reason for this commission
is to assess one the nature and magnitude of potential high
altitude EMP threats to the United States from all
potentially hostile states or non state actors that could have
or could acquire nuclear weapons, with ballistic
missiles, enabling them to perform a high altitude EMP
attack against the United States within the next 15 years, to the
vulnerability of the United States military, especially
civilian systems to an EMP attack, giving special attention
to the vulnerability of the civilian infrastructure as a
matter of emergency preparedness. Three the
capability of the United States to repair and recover from
damage inflicted on the United States military and civilian
systems by an EMP attack and for the feasibility and cost of
hardening select military and civilian systems against EMP
attack. Now there's a number of PDFs that you can download, and
I've taken the liberty of putting some of those into the,
into the show notes. It's fantastic when you read how easy
it is even on a Scud missile. Now these are kind of like these
dud things that were being shot off in the in the Gulf War One,
you could attach a little kind of just a little little blasting
device that could knock out all electrical infrastructure, even
if at a very low explosion orbit. And when you read the
documentation, it's and also there was some experiment called
Project starfish, which happened above Hawaii. And it blew out
streetlamps had burned out transformers and I haven't been
able to find much information on it but it sounds like that was a
kind of a test that someone did to see what an EMP would do. And
an EMP making an EMP which is kind of a it's a well, you've
probably seen this in movies when there's a nuclear blast and
the radio cuts out the car stops working it was in so many
different movies. It's for real but you can also create an EMP
in other ways you don't necessarily need to light off
we do we use these in the military a lot. In fact, if you
watch the early days of the shock and awe, the if you've
followed a good military analyst, like he would have
football analyst before they started bombing the crap out of
Baghdad, they used enps on all these all the radar and other
installations including the power grid itself of the of the
state. And they were the MPs we are jets apparently have some
little rocket that they shoot,
right. And this is exactly what I believe has been happening
with the air buses that have been falling out of the sky.
Other pilots have seen flashes in the vicinity of these
aeroplanes as they'd also become completely incapacitated. The
Airbus As you know, is a fly by wire system. It's filled with
electronics and computerised systems, the pilots are not
actually in direct contact with the flight controls. And even
some of the data backs it up, you know, like it was just
uncontrollable, and then started sending out all kinds of weird
messages and it just falls out of the sky. I mean, this seems
like a very plausible explanation for some of these
accidents that are happening with these highly computerised
flight systems.
Well, it's it's interesting, it was definitely worth following.
And it's worth I think, I think, I think well, yeah, I would
think if somebody's going to, you know, start planning I mean,
might be a cheap way to cause problems. I mean, North Korea,
by the way, who didn't attack us on July 4 a bite with a missile
now it looks like they may have or although I think this may be
rigged, I think there's may be some some screwy about this, you
know, the computerised attack that took place over the
weekend? What was that? Tell me there was a there was a variant
of the Mydoom virus that was sent out and brought down most
of the government websites in the United States took out a lot
of South Korea stuff, and also the Washington Post for some
unknown reason. Some of the sites still haven't fully
recovered from the damage. And they're trying to track it back
and they keep track you know, they keep hinting that was North
Korea that, you know, did this for some reason. And there was
some you know, there was some discussion of them. I don't know
I think they have no idea we have no real evidence about any
of this is making it less and less likely for me to have my
wine tasting with Kim Jong Il craps getting which is
now it's time to panic, John. No, I'm really upset if you
can't have your wine tasting with Kim Jong Il I mean, this
sucks, dude.
Well, let's the whole thing was a scam. I mean, there's that
possibility. There's something we were out to get North Korea
let's face it. I bet I'm not sure what. What's up with it? I
mean, do they have oil? I mean, what's going going on with North
Korea that
this is interesting I'm looking at this one of these PDFs and
they talk about a nuclear high altitude electromagnetic pulse,
acronym hemp. The hemp is composed of three components.
The first one is a high frequency one megahertz to one
gigahertz free field energy pulse, with a rise time of a few
billions of a second. This component disrupts or damages
electronic bass control system sensors, communication systems,
computers and similar devices. The second component is a medium
frequency pulse similar to lightning that follows e one by
a few millionths of a second, the E two component is not
particularly dangerous to electronics, especially those
hardened against lightning, except when the E one pulse
damages surge protection circuitry first, the third
component is a relatively low frequency three that's really
interesting. I like that slower rising poles that follows ie to
buy a couple of 1000s of a second and creates disruptive
currents in long transmission lines. The sequence is one each
John, John, could you please do me a favour
turn down your speakers let you get a sequence of the day one
e two and E three is important because by the way she's
shouting it wouldn't be so bad. The sequence of E one e two and
E three is important because each causes damage building on
the preceding pulse. The strength of hemp depends on the
design and yield of the nuclear device however relatively low,
low yield weapons can have devastating effects for example,
a one to two mega tonne device detonated at an altitude of 250
miles would produce a field strength of 10 to 50 kilo volts
per metre enough to produce extensive damage to electronics
over the entire continental US
this really yeah 111 of these bombs pledge shot off a 250
miles in the air
is enough to to blow out the whole grid
not to want to Fatima what is the satellite the altitude of a
satellite I don't know I don't even think it's that much
they have a little a little grid here. So their weapon
probability of use lethal rains vulnerable targets and potential
users. Oh, I love this. Okay, low
orbit satellites to 300 to 500 miles high so this thing would
be perfect because shoot
that from our satellites or how about from the space station? Oh
yeah, easy. I love this. So they eventually will
take out the space station for sure. I think maybe that's not a
good idea.
So So there's four different weapons there's the nuclear
hemp, the HPM the FC G and the Verka Torre or the vite vert,
Keiter, vert, vert cater and probability of use. So the
nuclear HAMP probability of use as moderate lethal range up to
1500 mile radius potential users nuclear powers with ballistic
missile technology rogue states the HPM probability of uses low
lethal rain see notes but potential users US UK, Australia
Russian and Russia and Sweden.
Sweden what is the what is that got to do with it?
God damn Swedes. Oh, it's HBM high power microwaves. Would you
like to hear about them?
Oh, might as well? Well, you're already you already fell off the
show with the Atlas Shrugged thing you might as well do this.
EMP is usually associated with nuclear weapons. It can also be
generated through non nuclear means high power microwave
weapons encompass a class of directed energy devices, which
is what melted the World Trade centres that emit
electromagnetic energy at high frequencies by changing the
power frequency and distance to the target. HPM weapons can
produce effects that range from denying the use of electrical
equipment to disrupting damaging or destroying it. HBN weapons
are in their infancy and demand a strong technology base for
acquisition. That's why Sweden I guess because they're so
technology minded. They're the biggest the biggest challenges
involve building systems small enough to be tactically useful
while generating sufficient power levels to effect targets
from sufficient standoff range and developing Ultra wideband
antennas like HAARP for certain systems I made I put through in
the heart thing myself yeah, I noticed HPM operates
predominantly in the one megahertz to one gigahertz
frequency range. Oh, that's like G three. Okay, our cell phones
Yeah,
well take the cell phones out for sure the cell phones could
actually generate well let's small pulse that can knock out
your buddy cell phone that would be good. You can you do to bed
you can't have a little one of these things that go off into
theatre.
Well, they have the GSM disrupting technologies and
restaurants and other things. But why don't they do that? You
know how there's always to guess the law? Oh, is that was that
one?
Yeah. Oh, gee. In fact, in Berkeley, it's a known fact that
there's a bunch of these things in Berkeley and you'd be driving
around. Because people in Berkeley had data, they won't
put any cell towers up. So the reception is horrible. And
there's a bunch of these, you know, these nutcases that think
that it's a horrible technology. And they did so they would have
jammers. So everybody, you know, there's a number of people in
Berkeley, like, probably 100 that have jammers. And then they
would see on the walking around with a cell phone, they push the
button and boom, you get disconnected, you get a loud
screech into your ear.
You really got to read this document, John. I mean, I could
go on this stuff about North Korea in here. All right, it has
all these different scenarios. How could take place? Oh, on
July 15 1996, President Bill Clinton issued Executive Order
Number 13010. Which identified infrastructure is critical to
the nation's survival. Tell Oh, oh, this is interesting. So
they've already done a lot of work on shoring up the financial
networks. Those are the first to be the first
Goldman Sachs is those rock solid? Fuck yeah. I should
invest the last source code. I love your rock solid against a
magnetic pulse, but some guy walk out the door.
Your stuff. I love it, how your news reports that you know this,
this guy, they tracked him down because he was trying to delete
his bash file, like dude, that file is like the most basic
thing in a Unix system. As bad as like, oh, man, have you heard
about the batch file? Yeah, dude, like the batch file is
really weird, dude. Batch, it's like the it's like the history
list in your browser. Okay, that's what the batch file is.
Well, anyway, if you'd like more of this fabulous information to
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Well, no. The point is, is that we tried to give you guys out
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harassed by the way there's a meme going around that Pakistan
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hearing it all you'd be hearing more and more of it because I'm
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fake country anyway it's not really one country it's a lot of
countries kind of in the one it says it could be easily broken
into six countries it could be eight countries it could be four
countries it could be so there's there's this movement to get
into the into the public consciousness the idea that
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is a rich a bunch of countries could be easily become four
countries like the
United States which is like 50 countries
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It's just like this like swine flu. That is it's it's It's just
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Beat? Yeah, yeah, because we do a legal show. But we just
warning everybody in advance. And then you know, we've talked
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I don't know what they're gonna do about the fact that it's
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Even that could happen. So I just want to give a warning
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