Listen to us, bitch. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak
is the 16th of July 2009. Time for your ghetto nation audio
publication episode 113. This is no agenda coming to you from the
undisclosed last location and get mo nation West in San
Francisco, California. In your crackpot command centre. I'm
Adam curry.
And don't kid yourself. It is disclosed, although it's not
disclosed were in northern Silicon Valley. I am I'm John C.
Dvorak.
Buzzkill. And we've just decided that the new time for the shows
on Thursday should be between nine and 930 PST because we
think you should be listening to the show at work and yeah, do
not contribute to the economy.
Yes, it's kind of like a general strike. Yeah.
It's very French of us, John. Yeah. And
we do have a parish listener. I understand. Yes, we
do. I've been watching CNBC all morning as the former Secretary
Hank Paulson is being grilled by the House Committee.
He looks like a dour old man. And have
you seen his his the pinky of his left hand?
No, it's like popped off.
It's like the mob broke it. Like hey, Paulson, I'm only going to
show you you'll be able to tuck straighten that committee boy
connec. I'm sure it's rheumatism or something like that. But
we're arthritis. Yeah, that's what I mean. Arthritis, but it
looks really messed up. It's kind of scary. What's odd? Is it
was a rump salt hazard as well. Where it's part of some sort of
a club. It's a club. Yeah, it's like you got to break a pinkie
to be in the administration
of the the mob, the Yakuza. Chop off a finger and you have to get
tattooed.
Who knows? They may be tattooed.
Can you imagine? That's a sick thought. Full Body tattoos.
Is it just me John? Or does it seem like the walls are closing
in?
It's just you your walls are closing in, get out now.
If I could, if I can receive one more, you know, Lincoln or piece
of the puzzle of the swine flu. Forced vaccination fiasco. I'm
just gonna scream.
It's just getting worse by the minute. You're
getting the same thing and email like all over the world, people
are seeing the same thing where the government's are gearing up
for forced vaccinations. The mainstream media is overhyping.
In fact, I just read this morning. Oh my gosh, wait, I
should I should sound the alarm. Here it is. Cherie Blair, the
former Prime Minister's wife suffering from swine flu.
Really, she
has been forced to cancel her engagements after catching swine
flu. News that the former Prime Minister's wife had become
Britain's most high profile victim.
Hold on a second. Let me let's analyse the story before you
read the whole thing. Okay. It's from this I just want to ask one
question and as a preface to what you're reading the story
ready. Blair is pretty well connected. Hell yeah. And so his
wife gets the swine flu and she doesn't immediately go on a
regimen of Tamiflu or Relenza, which would stop
to let me read the story. Let me read the whole the whole this
whole first part of the story because it's worth that news of
the former Prime Minister's wife had become Britain's most high
profile victim of the virus came as figures emerged. Here it is,
this is the time that the number of swine flu cases jumped by
nearly 50% In a week time. Hello, Mrs. Do that again. Oh,
great ringtone. Mrs. Blair started feeling unwell at the
start of the week and received a diagnosis of swine flu. And on
Tuesday reported by the sun I might add Murdoch's mainstream
media publication, she was given a course of the antiviral
Tamiflu, and told to cancel all engagements until she recovers.
Mrs. Blair had been due today to pick up an honorary degree from
Liverpool's hope university that's the That's the funniest
part of the story. That's why she didn't want exactly and the
staff barbecue has also been cancelled. The newspaper said
that her husband Tony Blair, and the couples for children have
not been infected. And then of course it goes on to bad yeah,
we're getting 100,000 cases a week and blahdy blahdy blahdy
blahdy blah, but what's funny, I received an email. Let me see if
I can find it because I have so many emails that to doctors in
the UK are diagnosing people over the phone that they have
swine flu. What's up with that?
Well, you know, it's the flu is like a flu. So the symptoms are
pretty straightforward. You don't need to bring them in.
They just have a message. Click if you have a fever to press
one. Have the chills press two. If you hit and then you know
that you've had a fever and you feel tired press three, you
know, I mean, that kind of thing. They need to answer the
phone, screw it. They've read
for and said, a neighbour of mine who lives across the road
and get my nation east in Birmingham, UK has been
diagnosed with swine flu, which got me thinking about how to
come how they come to conclusion. It's swine flu over
normal flu. After speaking with her I found out she called the
doctors over the phone, she was asked a series of questions. And
from that they diagnosed swine flu and prescribed Tamiflu.
Todd, on your state cars. Is that is that you? Or is that a
reporting?
That is a recording from one of our producers? And I do mean it
though. I'm I'm getting some slack.
But you will you should tell me at the beginning. I don't
understand why you wait halfway through the show dimension
here until just now. Well, how
does that work? Well, I
don't know. Maybe you maybe
start screaming when you're reading your letters. It's
possible. I like that though. I'm
still hearing myself.
Oh, you shouldn't now just things almost zero. I can barely
hear you. Let me move the mic to access.
The mic access the access of mic edge.
Sometimes makes a difference. Anyway, going?
Well, just to get off swine flu for a moment, because I'm sure
we'll get back to it later. Remember, we were trying to
figure out why the urgent need to switch off all analogue
television signals and get everybody jacked into.
Oh, you're gonna change the subject this abruptly. This is
what he
said. We'll get back to it eventually. There's so much
swine flu, we might as well just call it swine flu agenda.
Let's let's make a pact. No more swine flu. No,
we can't we can't we can't make that pack because there's just
too much good stuff coming in. But I'd like to pepper it
throughout the show. All right.
We'll bring the Argentinian letter in later, which is the
one you all want to wait for. You have one you have a new one
that got the same one you got. Okay. Can I show that the reason
that we switched from digital television to analogue was
because they wanted to take the bandwidth and use it and resell
it and make some money for the government because the billion
dollars that they'll make will really come in handy to that
trillion dollar deficit we have.
That of course would be the simpleton explanation, John,
which is what you always subscribe to. However,
I subscribe to the realistic explanation. There's no other
reason ex IBM
employee 31 year old ex IBM employee. According to this ex
employee, the highly publicised mandatory switch from analogue
to digital television is mainly being done to free up analogue
frequencies to make room for scanners used to read RFID Are
you not shocked John?
I'm sceptical. They can read RFID now just fine with the way
they were reading RFID before they took the signals off the
air Yeah, well, what do you what's going to change
because this will be the more powerful version of RFID which
of course coincides beautifully with the Real ID driver's
licences that are now being put out with all of the will RFID
and everything so that they'll literally be able to sit in the
control room and say, Where's Gitmo nation inhabitant? John C
Dvorak. 337945. Ah, yes, we see him sitting there across the
river, the bay, whatever that water is.
Water to Lake.
So Patrick Patrick Redmond held a variety of jobs at IBM before
retiring including working in the company's Toronto lab from
92 to 2007. Then and sales support. And he's given talks
written a book DVD about the aggressive growing use of
passive semi passive and active RFID chips implanted in
clothing. Of course, they're in Gillette Fusion blades and
countless other products that become one's personal
belongings. I buy into this
and looking at the frequencies that are employed by RFID right
now from a website frequencies for us called it's RFI d dash
handbook dot d which is a it's the radio frequencies
identification frequencies for RF Id systems. So
what's the what's the UHF VHF band range? Because that's what
that's where it switched off. Well
I'm gonna UHF is typically above. I can't remember the
number offhand.
800 800 megahertz. Yeah, I
think it is something like 800 megahertz and RFID has a
interesting one here that 865 to 868.
Okay, thank you. That will be right.
What's interesting about it is is in fact, there's another one
from 860 5.6 to 868. What's interesting about it, this is
actually kind of interesting. Yes, thank you. No, no, you're
not. You're not hearing what's interesting yet. It seems to be
100 milliwatts watts, which is a lot of power of 500 milliwatts,
which is a lot
of power. Is that half a watt, 500 milliwatts
to half a watt, and it's in Europe only. And then there's
dinners. And then there's a another Europe only band that's
runs with listen before talk RFID RFID only UHF, which is two
watts,
and two watts away with the cheapest to wants.
Well, I'm guessing you said that you RFID and other words, it
should be it has to first and you know RFID is a technology,
generally speaking, that accepts a
signal and then bounces it back that's
the signal fires it, the signal is actually used as the energy
to make the chip work, right.
So they can produce a chip that can receive enough energy that
to produce two watts of output. That's pretty outstanding. Well,
what's
neat, interesting is there's actually a a five point so
they're also using the 5.7 is 5.8 gigahertz isn't that isn't
that UHF? Or is that VHS way that's up there up in the cell
phones. It's up it's up in the high wire is the was a five
gigahertz Wi Fi thing where your you know that the
y y max y max is 3.6 gigahertz I think
yeah, okay. Anyway, this one, this one is a USA in Canada, and
this one will deliver four watts.
You can talk around the world on four watts, if you if you have
the right antenna
like this is actually SFA This is not RFID this is something
else. The there are no the highest wattage, it looks like
for RFID itself UHF RFID is the European one, the United States
one, our actual RFID, which is a point five watts
is in the 800 megahertz band. Right, right in the sweet spot
of all the TV signals we turned off 800 hospitals are now
chipping their patients,
you know, well. There's a
hospitals in Puerto Rico putting chips into arms of Alzheimer's.
Here's
an interesting one hold on at 902 to 928 megahertz there's a
UHF or there's an SR D this is different. But it's fascinating
because four watts against spread spectrum.
I'm sure that some of our producers out there have plenty
of information on the different types of art what you've seen
the videos of guys driving through the streets and of I
think it was gonna say Chicago, maybe with an RFID reader and
just picking up passports and credit cards and all kinds of
stuff. This shit works, man.
It's a good technology.
They have the RFID dust that you can literally sprinkle on
someone.
Well, that's bullshit. Okay. The automatical vehicle
identification is another one that uses this one here is
there's a four watt system that's available at the 2.4 to
2.5 gigahertz
I think this is about the time where I say we all should be
folding our tinfoil hats well, you're you're Wait hold on it's
yours isn't on. No, I'm sorry. Are you wearing yours?
I don't I don't see I don't believe half of this crap.
But you got this this thing is there's something to this John.
There's really something to this the article.
You may have to track pets.
My pets are all chipped.
Yeah, you don't have any pets,
my ex pets. So you'll find the article in the show notes at no
agenda your job
your pets chipped. Yes, the show. In other words, you're
you've actually helped contribute to the cause because
essentially what you've done if nobody ever chipped or pets or
use this technology, they've stopped making
it. Yeah, but then I'd have to kill my pets and I didn't feel
like that. And it's not just that it's in your passport. It's
in your driver's licence, or it will be it's it's everywhere.
You can't get away from
your shots against this thing you can get like one of the
wallet setups available with the
Yeah, but isn't it interesting that all the stuff that has been
talked about for for a decade that people have guffawed and
scoffed at is now actually happening. It's really, you
know, that we're being conditioned to accept chipping.
You know, all you can track your kids, you'll never lose them.
You know, all this stuff is it's coming true, dude. Dude, dude,
it's so coming true dude.
So, okay, it's good story. We'll give you five points for that.
Thank you. Okay, it's time to okay, we'll wrap it up. And
that's it, everybody. We're all gonna die. story from the San
Francisco Examiner, which of course we hold in high regard.
If you thought the end of American innovation intervention
in foreign wars was nearing think, again, President Obama
has been replacing soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan with
private contractors.
Were dishes goo was doing this since the get go.
Yeah, but now apparently there are 250,000 private contractors
spread out between Iraq and Afghanistan. That's where the
money is, by the way. Yes. And of course, it's Blackwater now
known as what's our new name Blackwater's new name? Prince?
No, it was zing or something something ominous, like
something very ominous. But yeah, so this is this is how
they get away with saying, Oh, we're withdrawing the troops.
And of course, we're withdrawing the actual troops, but we're
replacing them with missionaries, mercenaries, I
should say,
funnier. Missionaries with guns.
Here's a news report about this. It's been revealed that the
number of private security contractors working for the US
war effort in Iraq and Afghanistan has greatly
increased. All troops are being pulled out. A Pentagon report
says that the number of contractors working for the US
defence department has increased by up to 30%. Since President
Obama came to offer this figure has now swelled to some 250,000
working for companies such as Blackwater, and Triple Canopy
with more than a story let's now live see the US were
triple count canopy whose Triple Canopy?
Let's look that one up. It sounds good. Standing by Oh,
Triple Canopy. Isn't that an outfit from Denver? I don't
know, I think
at Marina. So what does this rise in so called private armies
need for Obama's promise to withdraw from Iraq and for the
surge in Afghanistan?
Well, the rise in the so called mercenary armies in Iraq and
Afghanistan is being dubbed as a privatisation of
it is privatisation of war.
Yeah, well, it says it was Bush specialty. And Obama just picked
it up. Obama is actually better than Bush at this stuff.
Oh, of course, because everyone loves him and he's doing great
interviews and go he's never in the White House. He's just never
that
big. He's afraid of getting you know, I think he's maybe
fearful. Or maybe he doesn't like the food there. I have no
idea. Yeah, no, he's never in the White House. Yeah, he's
he's always out and about and talking to me sent me an email.
Did he now? Yeah, I
got an email from Barack here at President Barack Obama
his money eventually still, he's still looking for money. This
guy never gives up
his email, by the way. So it's President Barack Obama sent from
info@messages.whitehouse.gov I feel so personal. Good morning.
Good morning. Yesterday, Judge Sonia Sotomayor made her opening
statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee and moved
another step close to taking a seat in the United States
Supreme Court. So it's basically him begging to call your
representatives and get her signed up.
Why what's the point is all the Democrats are on the place they
can just push your anytime they want. This is nonsense. Here's
what it is. This is fake participatory democracy. That's
a done deal. He's a Democrat. They will Congress is all
Democrats. So they don't even have to have these hearings.
They could just say screw it you can do put her in. They just do
them because it's just a courtesy just in case they get
kicked out. So they're doing these things but then they're
when the vote comes down. It's just the Democrats are voting
her in and the Republicans half of them are probably going to
vote no, who cares. So the point is that what he's asking you to
do is nonsense. It means nothing. It's going to
absolutely account for zero zilch but it's gonna make you I
suppose there's
some sucker. I feel good now.
I feel like you had some say in it. You have no say in it.
The president sent me an email and I feel good about it dammit.
No matter what you do is you kind of have no effect
whatsoever if it was done in mass. So that's the way I see
it.
The now that I've learned thanks to you, John, how the how The
system works that bills don't actually come to the floor
unless they go through committee. Thank you for
explaining that. Yesterday, the committee on health care, what's
the name of that committee?
The committee on health care?
If only it were that simple, if only they called shit. Like, I
know what that is. It's the committee on health care. I'm
looking for the story. I'm a little discombobulated
Health and Human Services, I think something like that. Yeah,
I
think it's HHS. They passed. which I guess means it now comes
to the floor for a vote. Here it is. The the health care bill.
And what's interesting about this is that millionaires, ie
everyone making over a million dollars, will pay a 545 point 4%
surtax or a tax to contribute to these government health care
system. It's a sliding scale, I think if you earn over $500,000
a year, you'll pay 3% extra. So if you add it all up,
millionaires, and by the way, being a millionaire is not such
a big deal anymore. If you're if
you're today's Millionaire was a few years, like a decade, a few
decades ago was $100,000.
Exactly 10 to one is typically entrepreneurs, ie the middle
class people who who make the economy actually run. And
they're now being hit with an by the way, the bvo has health care
coverage for every single employee, including dental do
you take advantage of our health care plan, John? Yeah, of
course. Yeah. And so you know, I could be paying myself $200,000
more a year if I didn't do that. I don't, you know, we put that
money right into our employees. I didn't get no bailout, then.
But now I have to pay again, not that I make a million dollars a
year, but I'll be paying something extra. And of course,
it's going to be highly unpopular to say this is
bullshit. Because whenever you say, Well, I'm it you were
looking millionaire man, you should spread the wealth around
dude.
You got to do that you get predicted is making somebody
make a clip with that little ditty. You like that out?
Whereas it's just, it's just something funny about
you're doing it. You should be like contributing to society,
dude. This is what this is what you hear so you can't even fight
it without getting pelted with eggs.
But of course it's pelted with eggs.
Of course. It's it's unAmerican. This is not the way the system
supposed to work.
No, no, there was an American system is that we soak the rich,
but the joke is we that people have to take always note that
these are not the rich that millionaires were doing. You
know, you start going to the people here. Here's what you
should do. Find all these venture capitalists that are
worth like a half a billion dollars and above and take away
half their money.
Now you're talking, they got
plenty of money. That's more than 5 million in the bank.
So the Hey, babe. Hello. Oh, my producer just returned from Los
Angeles. Hold on one second.
And there he goes. There goes the show. Hello, hello. Hello.
Just don't crank up the cappuccino machine and I'll be a
happy camper.
He would like you to make me a cappuccino, baby. Oh, so do you
want one John?
Yeah, yeah, I'll take mine let's see tepid. Because that's the
way it'll be by the time I got over there. Let's see. Speaking
of speaking of really chat for the show, by the way for people
want to visit it, which is no agenda chat.com
Ah, is there anything good going on there? I don't know. I'm
gonna go to in a minute. Speaking of ringtones as you
know, I'll send you that little ditty and you'll have it as a
ringtone. This is this I really love this. This isn't such a
great story. It just shows you how out of control things are.
ASCAP, better known as the American Society of Composers,
Authors and Publishers, publishers has filed a lawsuit
against AT and T in which it told the federal court that
ringtones Yeah, under public performance copyright.
Yeah, we talked about this on no agenda last week. No, we didn't.
We didn't talk about that. You You're no agenda the one that
before the week before. You brought out a new story.
We didn't talk about this. It's been talked about believe me,
but not on no agenda.
No. What am I saying? I'm I'm saying you crazy geeks. Okay,
well get away shows mixed up. I'm an idiot. Yes, you are.
Turned down your Mickey That's what somebody said in the chat
room turned
on your Mickey, watch out, baby, I'll slip you a Mickey.
Here's another chat, did you I shouldn't go into the chat room
because I ended up reading the chat and said talking to you on
the show. At least some people are at least coming on to the
chat room, we have to mention the chat room and some of these
other services that we have.
We have no agenda forums.com, which is actually this, there's
some pretty good stuff there. There's some pretty good
conversation, we have the drop, which is dropped.io/daily source
code where you can get tonnes of amazing stories, so many stories
there that I source for the show, and it really can't even I
can't even get to all of them. And a lot of them are really
wacky, but fun. In fact, I'm reading it right now. Federal
tax receipts plunged 31%. Oops.
That didn't surprise anybody. Right. But you got nobody making
any money.
Right. But this is the problem. And this is why I say it feels
like the walls are kind of closing in. Everything's just
kind of happening at the same time. Oh, I know what I want to
play for you. So yesterday, I think was yesterday or the day
no yesterday, and it was not on C span. They were so the same
house committee regarding the I guess it's the Financial
Committee and they're talking about the bailouts. Yada yada
yada, whatever. Thank you, darling. They were grilling
Shapiro about made off that's what it was. And of course,
Shapiro, she is now with the she know if FDIC or she now sec.
Shapiro is which one is she?
The which one is she? She She She just got appointed. Isn't
she now FDIC but she was SEC or she was like she was supposed to
oversee the dealers and traders.
That I know. Well, she's SEC now. What's your name? First
Name? Helen. Helen.
I'm sorry, I couldn't resist. Shapiro. You know what I'm
talking about? Yeah, I do.
But I can't I don't know what you know what? I don't I haven't
been following her career if that's what you want.
I recall this because you are actually really pissed off at
her because she was the one that was supposed to be overseeing
the trailers and stuff at
her. She's like one of about 13 with women in his administration
that I don't seem to like,
alright, so she's running the SEC. And if this whole thing was
like, hidden
when they came over from the that other agency that's
supposed to do something? She did nothing? Yes. That's the one
knew she Okay, she's the
new SEC woman. And so they're asking her all these really
boring questions. And of course, you know, half of the committee
is like, Oh, Mary ship, Mary Shapiro, you're doing such great
work and weather. So one, one representative and I don't write
she came over from the F I R A, the Financial Industry
Regulatory Authority, right? She should have done something about
something, she did nothing. And then they give her the job of
the SEC was hilarious.
Okay, so now listen to what come this is the only thing that was
and I watched the whole thing. It wasn't even on C span, I had
to record it off the web. This is the stuff by the way that we
do for you, for your listeners now not working and listening to
the show. Listen to the conflicts of interest that are
brought up and listen to her response as to what should be
done about it.
And that's my point. Next question, I am concerned about
what I perceive to be a potential revolving door problem
at the SEC. Whether he was in involved or not in decision
making, the attorney that was overseeing the Madoff case ends
up marrying the nice. Mr. Mehta.
Did you know that? Yeah, no, that
was that was one of the big news. Check boxes. Yeah, it
gets better,
who was also employed at the business, another firm was being
scrutinised. The particular lawyer, I believe at the SEC,
then leaves the SEC and goes to work for that particular
company.
That's pretty common.
I do not believe that any SEC employee who has had a
responsibility over an enforcement action should be
allowed to go and work for that company in the next two years.
What is your opinion of
so now mind you that she has a really detailed response for
every single question, you know, Praise is all these people who
work at the SEC, and we don't have enough people where you
need more staff? Well, who's
asking this question, by the way?
I don't know. I don't know her name. So here's the response.
It's a very fair question and the revolving door alrights
problem for many agencies want to visualise is really ease your
fears.
There's nothing to see here, just move along for the SEC.
Certainly we'll reference a couple of different
models. The bank agencies have some limitations on your ability
to leave a bank of a bank banking agencies and go into a
regulated institution for some period of time. And so we're
looking at those. Here's my dilemma. Here's my dilemma. I
need to get the best and the brightest to come to the SEC and
do what we do well you got them baby, that's for sure. And I
fear that if I put too many limitations on on their exits
down the road, they might not be willing to come in the first
instance so I'm acutely aware so in
other words if we can't use the SEC as an agency to go make
yourself fucking rich by scamming the whole thing no one
will come yeah does
have the revolving door problem and I'd like to find a solution
to it. And I haven't figured out the correct balance yet the
correct balance perfect listen to finishes on this great rating
agencies. I was astonished to find out that when they
testified before our committee they take the information that
the issuer
Alright, okay, so you know, John, I'm seeing I got a
flashing light here I'm just gonna change my bet my mic
battery real quick. So talk amongst yourself.
Well as as Adam changes his mic battery change to on the Sony
Mary Shapiro graduated from Franklin and Marshall College in
1977 919. He earned a doctor's degree from for from law, JD
from George Washington University Law School on board
she and she this is interesting though Franklin and Marshall
College abbreviated as f&m is a four year private coeducational,
residential liberal arts college in the Northwest corridor
neighbourhood of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, to 25th oldest
institution for higher education as well as the 17th oldest
college in the United States.
Right. Batteries have been switched,
ranked 40th in the country by US News and World Report's have 215
liberal arts colleges. So here's what happens to your liberal.
You know, people say why do you get a degree in liberal arts? I
don't need to do why do you need to do with a degree in liberal
arts? What good is it gonna do? Yeah,
you go into government and you make yourself fabulously
wealthy?
Yeah, no, it's a smart way to go. She was no dummy.
A little interesting video I picked up from Christopher
Booker who writes for The Telegraph who has been writing
some fantastic global warming stories and we talked about one
on Sunday. And the headline here crops under stress as
temperatures fall for the second. For the second time in
little over a year. It looks like as the world may be headed
for a serious food crisis thanks to our old friend climate
change. In many parts of the world recently, the weather has
not been too brilliant for farmers after a fearsomely cold
winter, June brought heavy snowfall across large parts of
western Canada and the northern states of the American Midwest.
And Manitoba last week was for minus four degrees centigrade.
North Dakota had its first June snow for 60 years. So read that
article, which you'll find in our show notes. It's quite
lengthy. But there you go. Once again, global warming.
Well, global warming could result in getting colder weather
in some areas.
Al Gore was interviewed in Australia. And actually the
interviewer was quite good. She brought up the fact that Gore
was brought before the British High Court or not necessarily
Gore but the inconvenient truth is movie. And the High Court
found at least nine significant errors and exaggerations.
Just nine
Well, it's just nine and I don't want to play the whole video for
you but it's funny when he said that you'll find it in the show
notes and he's being interviewed and this Interviewer You know
she kind of she's she go to Milan you know making them feel
really good. And he's doing his job well I actually thought I
won the I thought I was I was president and and then she
brings this up and he says oh well you know the ruling was in
my favour guy just changed changes truth right before your
very eyes
you're underwhelmed
you get anything?
No, I didn't want to play any I didn't want the whole thing is
he's annoying to listen to.
Yeah, I agree. So it looks as though according to at least
some minor knows the sources at slash dot that the UK was likely
The the source of a series of attacks last week that took down
popular websites in the US and South Korea that once again got
blamed on the North Koreans. Because them North Koreans, you
know, there's Wiley. Yeah. So they brought down like almost
all of the all of the government websites in Washington DC and
then
bring down recovery.gov And the Why
do you probably even bother with that one who needs it? And then
the Washington Post, but it was an analysis that performed by
Vietnamese computer security researcher that contradicts some
of the assertions made by the US and South Korea blamed on North
Korea. And now that I think about it, you know, North Korea
is getting blamed for a lot of hacks. Do they even have a pipe
going into that country?
Yeah, there's a there's a.kr domain, so I'm sure it goes
somewhere.
was.kr not Korea? Yeah, I thought it was what that was
North Korea, they'd have their own domain. Ooh, I don't know
it'd be 10k or something. I don't know what their domain
would be. I'll look at it maybe somebody the chatroom know
isn't so obvious that you know all the bullshit in the media
about Iran all the bullshit about North Korea all this axis
of evil isn't it just obvious that this is just a setup to
justify now Hillary Clinton even yesterday was at the Council of
Foreign Relations saying you know, it's time to I'm
paraphrasing it's time to basically kick ass you know,
it's time for a new direction to show countries like Iran that we
mean business. It's it's not a sabre rattling you know, it's
getting ready to invade some more countries or do some more
evil shit.
So it looks like North Korea's Kp and these guys are so behind
the times. It seems as if that the I'm not sure I had to do
more work but it seems as if they only got that domain in
2007 probably comes in on a phone line.
It's you wouldn't think that they'd be real sophisticated
hacking going on there.
It's just makes no sense. Anyway,
in the in the broads, you know, and we've had 128 people died in
riots in in China. No coverage. You know, one one person dies in
Iran. And oh, everyone changed your icons to green. You fools.
You should take the swine flu shot first. Change you gotta
change it. I'm going to protest Iran. They're so evil. I gotta
change my icon to green. John. icon to green.
I change it to blue for Billy Mays actually gave up on all
that stuff. Ladies,
gentlemen, it's time once again to look at our old friends.
So that's your new jingle? Yeah, play it again. Play it again.
Here we go.
Monsanto was resurrecting its efforts to genetically engineer
wheat. Five years after resistance from the food
industry led it to drop its work on the world's most widely
planted crop. The move eventually could help slower
reverse the decline in the size of the wheat harvest on the
Great Plains where many farmers have abandoned their traditional
crop to grow plants such as corn and soybeans. It will be
genetically engineered to grow easier. Wheat isn't that pretty
much in everything.
We send a lot of stuff. Yeah. Which is pretty common. I mean,
it's but that's bread. I mean wheat is like this is a staple.
wheat and rice are the two and corn, wheat, rice and corn
although the according to Michael Pollan, The Omnivore's
Dilemma guy, he thinks that Americans in particular are such
corn eaters that in terms of how much corn we consume, that they
you can actually do a study because corn has certain a
certain kind of molecular makeup that once when you died when you
eat it, you know part of that goes into your system and you
can put somebody into into MRI or some device or you can or you
can inject it with something you can figure out how much
percentage of corn you are after eating all this corn all your
life. And we're totally corny. It's like he was like
everybody's loaded. We're all caught. We're actually walking
corn. And everything is coming from corn. So we're just a bunch
of corn ball
edge on such a corn hole. So when is Eris Monsanto has
unveiled a transgenic soybean seed it says will sharply boost
yields in South America but Argentina will miss out if the
company can't find a way to get farmers to pay for the
technology. Argentina of course is what Monsanto
way they like the way they like, like kind of what what does that
call when you do when you when you do When you it's not like
blackmail, but it's when you get people to give you money. My
instinct is not intimidation. It's coercion. No, somebody in
the chat room should know the word I'm looking for. So I could
keep talking, I'll come up with it in a second. I'm a little
slow today. That's okay.
Beat slow, you went, you went to bed too late. Argentina will
miss out, you'll miss out if the company can find a way to get
farmers to pay for the technology. Argentina is where
Monsanto first introduced genetically modified soybean to
the continent over a decade ago. But it will not get the new
beans of current legislation allowing farmers to use the
seeds held over from the prior crop isn't modified. Do you
hear? Do you hear that?
That's unbelievable. So there actually is a number of times in
here isn't black and white, a law,
they want to introduce a law that farmers cannot use seeds
nature held over from the prior crop. Monsanto got burned on
their first attempt to collect for its SI technology in
Argentina and has vowed to not make the same mistake twice, I
guess, is maybe looking for the phrase and offer you can't
refuse.
It's close. But I'll tell you that's that's unbelievable. If
farmers cannot use the seeds, and of course, you know,
Monsanto and others designed these seeds now. So the plants
can't can't make a seed
that works. Nature nature that works. They've broken a Dorsch
and that's the word I've looked
for. Thank you chat room. Monsanto have submitted the
technology, the technology, I love how there's a technology
for approval in Brazil in Paraguay, the world's second and
fifth largest soybean exporters, the company plans to start
marketing the seeds were during their during the first half of
the next decade. Here it goes in January, the European Union
approved the import of the new soybeans from South America
there you go Euro There you go.
I happen. I thought the European Union was a little sharper. I lo
had more on the ball than that, I
guess not. Yeah, that's all about Argentina. This whole
thing,
observed Argentina, then, you know, Brazil, and then they you
know, one country after another. I mean, these guys, they're just
fairly well documented that these cut sorts of Monsanto
initiatives and they're not the only company doing this, by the
way, have pretty much bankrupted half of the Indian independent
farmers in India. I mean, India is going to end up with a maybe
this is one way to starve out the overpopulated countries,
because
it seems like it's about the exports from these countries.
That's what it looks like to me. It's like you gotta you gotta go
right to the source. And then those countries export this
stuff to to the west, maybe from Northwest I should say,
No, I wouldn't want this stuff. I think this is a bad idea.
Let's go back to swine flu for a moment
back to get well in Argentina. And well,
we talked about that on Sunday we read the letter that that
Argentina is freaking out now that you know all the mainstream
media there is talking nothing more about all of the all the
people dying from swine flu. It's now showing up in
mainstream media in Europe as another you know, another part
of proof that we really need to get take the shot, you need the
shot. In the United Kingdom, a bishop has advised that holy
water must be removed from churches in a bid to halt the
spread of swine flu. The water in stoops can.
holy waters been blessed. How can I give anyone swine flu?
The water isn't a stoop. Is that what it's called a stoop. As to
up stoop,
is what the thing that holds the water yeah, I didn't know that
actually,
easily become a source of infection and means a rapidly
spreading of the virus. In a directive to priests and ethics.
He added it is not our intention at this stage to cause panic.
I think they should chlorinate the holy water that would stop
it
don't worry, it's pretty chlorinated comes right out of
the tap that way. It's all set, chlorinated and fluoridated for
your protection there's tonnes more swine flu stuff if if we
really want to talk
back to Monsanto. I'm gonna read this sentence here. Germany
published an article about the toxic nature of months, etc.
Because someone in the chat room MIT mentioned that I keep
talking about bees, but I never bring it back up. It says we
talked about Monsanto, I should bring this make this read this
quote. But Germany published an article about the toxic nature
nature of Monsanto's triple hybrid GM corn and its effect on
bees in 2005. Why wouldn't intermediate here mentioned that
GM corn is the likely cause of the bees disappearing? Could it
be that Monsanto is a massive multinational corporation with a
market capitalization of $30 billion? Anyway, there is some
issues with the with some of these crops and the fact that
these bees have disappeared and then now we have this other
anomaly which all these bats are dying, we don't really need to
have our bees in our bats dying should be top of the news. I
think the journalists in this country should be doing nothing
other than covering that story. It's like it's like, you know
the end of humanity story but no, we're going to be covering
you know, Michael Jackson Jackson.
Yes, exactly.
Meanwhile, and they're still baffled over this fungus that is
attacking Batson has hit most of them pretty close to most of the
states so far. And it's just something that gets on the bats
nose and that kills them. And the I know that we have bats
around here once in a while I bats are unbelievable. They
absolutely do a wonderful job. I mean, they eat like their weight
in mosquitoes every day. That's just an amazing animal to
be that the bats are susceptible to Dengue gay.
Kids don't get causing mould on their nose. Oh, but
I mean, if they're eating mosquitoes, isn't that how you
get dengue?
Not by eating mosquitoes. I should get Dengue guys. It's I
had a snack as chocolate covered mosquitoes yesterday, guess one
of them had Dengue gay.
All right. Well, the bees is more worrisome than than the
bats to me. I think they're both very worrisome. But I do like I
do like the concept that they're eating, or they're pollinating
Monsanto's genetically engineered pollen. And it's
killing them. I mean, it makes sense. They, how many tests have
they done with rats and mice, and they feed genetically
engineered corn and wheat to them, and these fuckers turn
over and die within 48 hours. I mean, this is no surprise,
think of the one that's really disconcerting. The really
disconcerting one is the ones I've been genetically engineered
to resist certain kinds of toxins, like the Roundup Ready,
you know, Roundup Ready. So you can spray Roundup, which is not
the safest thing in the world. And of course, that movie, the
world, according to Monsanto, which everybody who listens to
the show has to watch. And it's variously buried on the internet
here and there, because it's been suppressed, it should have
been playing been played on every PBS station in the
country. And it hasn't been played hardly anywhere.
Except on Google, though, I think Google Video has
it under some other title, but you can figure it out. If you
type in Monsanto in China and fool around. The only stations
that will play something like this or those crackpot stations
like free, you know, free speech, TV, and link maybe,
which is less crackpot. But free speech TV is basically just a,
you know, kind of a quasi Marxist station and everything
they play as alarmist. And so this stuff goes into that into
that mill of people who see everything in one way. And that
just goes in one in and out the other and the general public,
who's the people who should be watching this, don't get to see
it.
On the bottom line, and this is why I started the show like
this, but walls are closing in. And it is it is futile for us to
try and warn anybody or, you know, everyone's been so
programmed and so massaged into exactly what you're saying, Oh,
it's a crackpot, oh, it's a conspiracy theorist. Oh, you
know, well give me a break. You know, it's, we're just at the
end of times here and the people who are enlightened the 400,000,
who listen to this show on a monthly basis, you know, you'll
you'll be able to steer clear of some of the obvious traps and
you will live longer, you know, not as long as you'd like to
probably, but longer.
And you'll be happier, especially if you get your
headphones on and you're in the office,
listening to our show instead of continually contributing to the
fake economy.
Well, you know, the other thing is, you're probably not you're
probably going to you probably have some excuse not to go to a
meeting, you know, we should reach we should change the name
of the show that shows up on the mp3 ID tag to you know,
something
educational or something, something educational, like you
know how to become a better manager?
Yeah, management. Yeah, modern management techniques. Volume
613.
Doctors now in the UK are mounting a legal and political
campaign to overturn the suicide verdict in the death of British
Dr. David Kelly, who was found dead in the forest near his home
in Oxfordshire. This was of course the guy who was blowing
the whistle on the fake weapons of mass destruction and
then said they're gonna shoot him in the woods.
Yeah, he actually said I'm going to be shot in the woods once
that once they figured out what what I've blown the whistle on.
So the daily
I think sometimes you get an assassination like that. Were
they were they you know, the sessions assassins. Again, the
sense of humour of the criminal mind. They say oh, he thinks
he's gonna get shot in the woods because what he did we have to
Yeah, let's get him. Let's take him to the
right, which is what's so sad because when they finally Find
us John. And when we have to to the head and the story will be
that we shot each other. You know everyone, it'll pass by and
be like John C. Dvorak and Adam curry shot each other twice in
the head. In other news Michael Jackson's royalty payments it'll
go right by no one will even notice it no statute. No, no
nothing.
Well, luckily, one thing that we're doing right besides
being Mickey says that she'll stand up for us. Yeah, sure.
She'll build a statue. Fountain Oh, nice. She may
be the one with she may be the assassin for all we know.
She is the undercover assassin she's actually the one that's
going to do us
so anyway, as I was saying, the thing is that we haven't
actually found any we don't have like the the smoking gun that
everyone's trying to hide. We're just relating publicly known
information that nobody seems to read.
Yeah, this is from The Daily Telegraph in the UK. And here's
the one that's not really smoking gun but quote, the
bleeding from Dr. Kelly's own our own artery is highly likely
to have been so voluminous and rapid that it was the cause of
death. That's the the highly unlikely, I'm sorry to have been
the rapid cause of death. David happened one of the 13 Doctors
told UK Sky News no fingerprints were found on the knife. A man
sweating with the fear of death confronting him would have
definitely left fingerprints on the handle of the knife and just
goes on and on. So the crappy
job if they couldn't put wrap his hand around knife, it was a
knife thrown down as an afterthought. I'm not getting
how we have these guys were competent.
Well, of course, but you know, this was in the in the throes of
911. The whole world is still in shock. Now it's like and we
bought him a sloppy job. If you ever read his book, have we ever
read? Did we ever did he write a book? What have you right?
No, I don't think so. Did he know he was always a weapons
inspector. They don't write books. They inspect weapons.
Were Where did he write that? They were What did he write that
they were probably going to take them into the woods and kill
them. Yeah, no, here it is.
Thank you just said that he
had been working on a tell all book about the lack of weapons
of mass. All right, the book that disappeared, right? Yes. So
that's what we need to find is that book if we can,
yeah, you know what they do? Nobody keeps that stuff did for
smart money. They've anybody kept that book and didn't shred
it immediately and burn all copies. They'd be found dead in
the woods. I'd like to ask you to leave that stuff floating
around.
I'd like to ask you a question. I'd like to ask you a question.
You are breaking up a little bit by the way.
You are too okay.
Sorry. Could you please explain to me what is the difference
between a crime and a hate crime and why should there be a
different bill for hate crimes versus regular crime isn't a
crime just a crime
Well I hate crime is motivated by hate specifically a bigoted
hate generally speaking toward a minority so a crime against like
if you beat some person up to an inch of their you know into
their life you know, you'd beat the crap out of somebody say you
know better but if exam has behaved person that you beat up
and you are known to hate gays and just want to beat them up
that's a hate crime right? Shoot blacks in the woods you know,
and it's a hate crime because you know, you're just I got it
No, I got it. That makes sense. It's a categorization but why do
we need us I mean, are you gonna get punished less if you just
shoot any random no more I would no no, yeah, no
shooting rant just going out and shooting people is better
thank you, I just want to have that clarified. So as long as
you don't hate the person you're shooting which apparently is you
know, there is a difference then you're going to get that's
better you're going to get less punishment is that's what I'm
understanding here. Pretty much yeah, this kind of doesn't make
any sense to me
this was done for some I you know that you want to try to
deconstruct them reason for the hate crime law was I think it's
too It wasn't so much for the you know, killing somebody cuz
you're gonna get you know, heavy punishment. It's more for the
minor things. It's like, you know, pushing someone off the
curb. And instead of it being a misdemeanour, you know you can
make it a felony because it's a hate crime because you push them
off for some some reason. So so you can make it you can make you
know, you can do in fact, one of, you know, bite law fellow
just mentioned hate crimes are actually thought crimes. If you
think about it. Right.
Are you are you uploading something? John? Are you
downloading something? Oh, no, really? That's
where we connect.
Not where we connect. I hate reconnecting because then I have
to reinstate everything.
Besides saying that sounded like a chipmunk,
which everyone loved by the way. Yeah, they did. Yeah. Yeah, it
sounds crappy, shall we? Shall we? Shall I try a quick
reconnect? Oh, hold on a second.
I'm seeing something weird here on my end. Let's see. Hold on.
It could be on my end. Let me just see what's going on. I'd
seem to have high processor activity. Let's see what's
crunching here.
Probably that virus is going up.
It's no it's kind of weird. So what is this home he quit this
here. Let's see if that makes a difference. Get rid of that
sucker. Okay, talk
testing 123
I don't know I can live with it.
So in real news
Yes, Polish mom soon Egyptian hotel after claiming her
daughter got pregnant using their mixed swimming rules. 13
year old daughter came back on the holiday expecting a baby.
Tourists authorities in Warsaw confirmed it received the
complaint which states that the girl conceived because of stray
sperm in the pool. Is this for real? The mother is adamant that
her daughter did not meet any boys while she was there and is
determined to go ahead with the case said one. Tinder
All right. I'm going to reconnect with you because I
can't I can't take it anymore. I'll call you right back Sounds
good. All right. I hate this
are you downloading porn Han Deep Throat that's not porn,
baby. That's educational. Just you have so much to learn. You
have so much to learn about porn. Let's see if I bring this
man back into the fold
permanent Yeah. Kind of hardball not hearing him now. Oh, here he
goes. You there? No, I don't think so. Okay, let me Jack in.
Hold on
testing one, two. John.
Yeah, Testing one, two.
Okay. I guess it's a little better. I'm telling you. It's
it's you're downloading porn again.
I'm not downloading anything. One thing I got that I have a
tag on the machine is the chat room. Who wants me to do want me
to sound like a chipmunk?
It's sucks man. Is the connection all of a sudden that
just got shit. I don't get I don't get it. It's baffling to
me.
All right. You sound good. Come on this way.
Yeah, well get back to what you were saying.
I just saying that this polish mum showing an Egyptian hotel
after claiming her daughter got pregnant using their mixed
swimming pool from stray sperm in the pool.
Do you think this will be a real news story somewhere?
PAH Anana Nova Okay, those guys are never wrong. None Sue's over
it and did here's what they here's a lineup of stories from
this operation Nancy was over naked Facebook photos.
Do you have a link
is none is suing her ex boyfriend and Italy after he
uploaded pictures of her naked. Awesome Do we have the pictures?
I'm looking for the pictures. I'm not seeing the pictures. Now
that what they don't have the pictures. But I'm sure somebody
out there in the chatroom can find these pictures of 31 year
old woman who lives in Turin. So she was devastated when she saw
pictures taken in the summer 2006 Apparently she had no
clothes on well, why did
she take her clothes off and let herself be photographed in the
first place?
That I've always wonder about that. Does anybody out there but
me wonder Who are all these people that are on all these
porn sites and every time you're on just doing the weirdest
things. I mean, there's millions of them. Who's not doing that
stuff is what I'd like to know. When
I'm looking at another Al Gore quote here. Al Gore says the
current congressional climate bill will help bring about
global governance.
Yeah, no, everybody, I got a bunch of people that sent me
that clip there's actually I will cut it and we will cut it
out of one of the speeches. That's exactly what Al Gore
said. He says that the climate bills these climate bills are
important because they will help us get to global governance.
Yeah, as in New World Order. And why is anybody putting up with
this? The videos why is this guy even in the news anymore? Let's
move him out of the picture. Well, he's just he's a nut ball.
He's in the news because the cap and trade bill is because of his
movie and his Oscar that he won for it. And and the whole
campaign trail. Are you surprised? Oh, forget does not
forget the Peace Prize. And of course, the whole actual trading
system the NASDAQ of bad air is, is partially owned by him. It's
going to be his exchange, he's going to be the made off of co2.
And of course, one sucking up to him.
It's unbelievable. Back to Real News.
A group of Freemasons spent a night in jail in Fiji after
local villagers complained that they were practising witchcraft.
The 14 Men including eight Australians and a New Zealander
had been holding a nighttime meeting on denaro Island and the
New Zealand man told reporters he had spent a wretched time in
jail and blamed the mixup on the actions of dopey village people.
The village people are back.
Police also seized one's compasses and a skull from the
Freemasons Lodge.
Skull it was probably what is it chief Sitting Bull or whatever?
Go man.
Fiji's actually gotten become kind of a weird place.
We've talked about eminent domain. Yeah, so I
got that story from that gentleman. That domain guy in
Denver. Yeah, that's interesting. Yeah. Well, eminent
domain has been abused. In fact, there's a local fellow down here
down by where I am now down the street from my house, who had a
an apartment building on the corner of some a couple of
streets down where they were going to build a freeway, but
they never and so they about five years ago or so 10 years
ago was ridiculous. A long time ago, they get confiscated his
place and told me he just had to move that move out because
they're gonna tear it down and build a freeway. So and they
were moving the freeway around but Okay, so here's what
happened. So he wrote a big he took a spray cans and they're
stealing my property on the side is placed in for about six
months. They
laughed at him for six months, and then they
tore down his place and stolen property. We should explain
eminent domain for the Europeans who don't understand how Gitmo
nation West works.
Eminent Domain is the ability of the government to seize your
property and give you what they considers a fair value in
exchange, which may or may not be a fair value. Generally, it's
not
fair market, no doubt.
It's an inconvenient situation, whatever the case is, for
various reasons. One, because they're going to put a highway
through there and they need that property. Or they are they need
a ride away through it or they are they considered blighted,
and they just want to tear it down and do some put up housing
that's going to be blighted. There's a number of reasons. But
they've decided a lot of these small communities and states
have noticed that they can pretty much do anything they
want with this law. So they're just confiscating stuff left and
right. So meanwhile, this guy had his place confiscated and
they tore it down. And then it sat there I swear to God for a
good five or six years because they hadn't started the freeway
project, just as a big empty blighted lot. It was blighted
now. And then they never did put the freeway there. It's still
down there as a lot
crazy, so maybe they just wanted to get that guy.
The you know, that's what that is. A lot of people believe
eminent domain is used for political leverage to get the
guy you know, there's some belief that that takes place up
in Washington State and these little towns there's a bunch of
guys that you know that have some jerk off that doesn't like
and so they start finding finding things wrong with your
property and then condemning it. I mean, it's very easy to
condemn property.
So the the thing in the in Colorado that the story is about
from the Denver Post, it's about trails, the hiking trail hills.
Yeah, they want to take some guys property with eminent
domain so they can put in a hiking trail. What is in
Colorado? Because you know what, Colorado doesn't have enough
hiking?
We know what this is, of course, we know that Colorado is going
to be the new seat of the government once everything shuts
down. That's where they have all the secret underground
underground bunkers. I'll bet you they're building a bunker or
some shit like that. And they're covering it up with hiking
trails. But it's got to be something bigger than, you know
than just trails. It makes no sense.
It makes no sense. Colorado is, is got too many hiking trails
already. Why would they want another one? Well, I think they
that central government thing you're talking about is located
at the airport outside of Denver.
Oh, yeah. But that's just one part of it. I mean, come on.
Well, this is in Boulder, I think right. Where where's this
story from? Boulder? Yeah, I believe so. Boulders, the
college town. Well, maybe that's just got an underground prison
so they can take the college students from which by the by
the way, most of the Colorado students probably shouldn't be
incarcerated. So that's not really a bad thing.
All right, we can talk about oh, a follow up on that. Lisa
Jackson. We played the clips of her and remember when she
mentioned Dunkin Donuts? Yeah, we question why that rolls off
the tongue so, so easily Roy Houston. One of our producers
says Adam, this was not a casual reference during her rebuttal.
The production of donuts creates enormous amounts of co2 relative
to the sales output due to the process of yeast making the
dough rise, cap and trade could seriously affect any company
which utilises yeast and its fermentation processes. I eat
beer, wine and spirits producers and farmers who turn the waste
product called corn stalks into silage for additional feed.
Producing silage requires piling the spent corn stocks into the
great piles and covering them with a tarp. The natural sugars
in the stock then begin to ferment releasing vast
quantities of co2 while breaking down the cellulose structure in
the stock so that the cows can then consume it for additional
food stuffs. capital trade will certainly put the creation of
this virtually free source of livestock food stocks off limits
and create additional demand for that wonderful. Yes, you guessed
it, that wonderful grain from
so I guess that would also mean breadmaking which is like a
staple. Yeah. So breadmaking, which uses employees yeast would
be Yeah, she probably did have she probably was thinking that
somehow. How can we screw people who make dough?
Whether it's money or just bread, as long as it's dough,
let's screw them.
I like it. It makes sense to me because people generally
speaking you don't throw some word out out of the blue or a
company name unless you've been in less is sitting there on the
tip of your tongue for some other reason. I mean, she didn't
throw something completely off base out there. Yeah, probably
is exactly what it is. Anyway,
and I'm looking for a story here about the recent was a really
good analysis one of our producers sent in I know we
spent almost a billion dollars of our tax money on preparing
for the, for the imminent swine flu vaccination programme.
What while you're working on it, I do have to mention the chat
room gag. Somebody said Will it be a tax on yeast infections?
Oh boy, I guess it's all guys in the room as you
it's a difference between cap and trade.
man Okay, here it is. And I really like this analysis. This
is from John's John's sec. And the Wall Street Journal reported
us to buy h one n one vaccine components from four firms, the
number one firm actually being Novartis. And it says Adam, as
you recall from John's prior explanation of the 1976 Swine
Flu immunisation problems when a large percentage of human immune
immunisation recipients contracted Guillain Barre
Syndrome. Yeah, you remember this? Is that the how I
pronounce it Guillain Barre,
because, you know, I, I've never gotten a good pronunciation for
it, so it's fine.
So the point is, the cure is sometimes deadlier than the
disease. So what scientists do know is that the body's immune
system begins to attack the body itself. At any rate, if you read
the above Wall Street Journal article, which will be listed in
the show notes at no agenda.media.com and no
agenda.squarespace.com You will discern the likely reason for
this happening then and now and once again it boils down to the
money so here it is, if you research Guillain Barre
Syndrome, you will find that it is an auto immune disease, where
in the body's disease fighting systems are overstimulated. So
the h one n one vaccine is composed of antigen and adjuvant
component Since the antigen is the antibody, the adjuvant is
the Hamburger Helper, which stimulates the body's immune
system whether it needs it or not analogy, if you have 300
million people to treat or feed and only enough antigen for 200
million, what do you do you add more adjuvant, the Hamburger
Helper. So his point in his analysis is if many of the
people who receive the added adjuvant don't need it, and
their immune system goes into high gear, when it should be in
low gear, what happens Guillain Barre Syndrome? Are you
following?
Totally, then that makes nothing but sense because when you have
to rush out a vaccine, you won't have enough of the actual the
right, you know, the right components, you're gonna be
short.
Any, if any of the right components?
Well, let's assume that you do, let's assume you got a, you
know, 10 molecules of it and you need, you know, five to get, you
know, to the point where it's going to work in your system as
a as a vaccine, but you can't, but you need 10 Pete, you have
10 people that need to be vaccinated, you got 10
molecules, each of them need five molecules. So you give each
of them one molecule and throw in some booster. That is some
other queer chemical that screws your body up and it takes to one
molecule and men tries to make it work.
So this makes total sense as to why early news reports were
saying that the swine flu is going to kill young healthy
kids, you know, take typically between 12 and 19 years of age,
because these are the kids that don't actually need any of it.
They get in this adjuvant Hamburger Helper, their body
goes into high gear and starts to kill itself
to get dairy. I mean, I'm sure there's somebody out there was
rolling their eyes, but I like it but
just listen to the to this to this passage from the article
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said
Monday that the department will commit $884 million, that's
almost a billion to buy supplies of the two ingredients for the
potential h1 and one virus. So from sulfonium, Sanofi adventus
and AstraZeneca along with GlaxoSmithKline and Novartis,
the government earmarked 1 billion to be spent on vaccine
development. The bulk of the additional contracts announced
Monday went to Novartis with a contract worth $690 million.
Sanofi is contract worth about 61 point 4 million I guess they
didn't blow somebody. Glaxo 71.4 and AstraZeneca is 61. So
antigen is the active ingredient in the vaccine, but they bought
all this adjuvant stuff from from Novartis. So they spent
they didn't buy the vaccine they bought the Hamburger Helper part
a huge amount of it.
So somebody sent me a note about Sebelius saying that she's in
The Bilderbergers
G why does that not surprise me?
I find that hard to believe to be honest about it. I'd like to
see some documentation for that Did Did they have a guest list
or a no
John funnily enough, they never published the guest list of
who's common know that how interesting let's take a look
though at how many videos have been submitted for the $2,500
prize to create a great public service announcement for the
shot and there have been 10 videos submitted so far.
We should do one well it's not
going to get on because if you look at the comments everyone's
saying oh every funny video that's uploaded is getting
booted out is getting removed
so to win that's really serious
what what you have to have like some kind of we have to have
some an undetectable virus in there you know something that
that will get
into something gives it away that we were not sure you know
it shouldn't it actually
it might be something that really like some kind of NLP
type thing you know something where we're or maybe we put in
subliminal messages that are flashing really quickly
if you hadn't listened did subliminal messages they hadn't
listened to the new agenda actually I'll just put a plug
for the no agenda show at the end they'll never go there to
find out what that's all about.
They'll cut that out. They'll cut it out let's let's let's
just listen to one of these fine fine PS Okay, let's not listen
to that.
It's like it's it was a shoe with a on a bucket. What is the
deal? Yeah, it's
all like 10 year old kids and that's all like showing you how
to sneeze and Washington we should have I have studio time
today you want to come by the office and we'll do something
today John
good we need to weeping over the death of one of her kids because
of swine flu and don't let this happen to you and he's worse
thinking how you know and then show a pan back and then show an
entire scene of desolation the entire country is dead
no that'll never make it arm it's got to be really really
lame. It's got to be really really Loki.
I'm showing that their entire country dead that they will It
sounds like
no you're missing the point that's not what they want. They
want like little kids go and wash your hands take the shot we
should actually get Jeff Smith to do a song. And we can make a
video to it.
Wash your hands take a shot blap blap blap blap blah blah blah
But up up up, up up
Yeah, but I will say John You my friend are in really really good
shape. I'm going to Skype you this picture right now it's
important that you take a look at this. Hold on. Because you
are completely you are not going to die. Here it comes. Could you
just grab that? That JPEG I'm sending Yeah,
that'll do wonders for the bandwidth. Here we go. It'll be
fine.
It'll be fine. So this is from CNN. It's Wolf Blitzer in the
Situation Room. I'll wait until you've downloaded it and is on
the screen behind him the huge screen I just I'm trying to time
be reading this for you getting it otherwise the pay off just
won't be quite as good because you are safe my friend. Oh wait
until you get it
you know it seems as though she can you hear me to give a shout
out?
Of course not. You sound like you're downloading a JPEG. So
can you tell me when to open it?
Okay, open it up. Swine flu can ravage the lungs? Sometimes
through respiratory systems causes lesions doesn't stay in
the head like seasonal flu. And here it is John proof that you
will be safe. Survivors of the 1918 Flu are immune. You are
going to live my friend. How can I even put this graphic up
survivors of the 1918 Flu which by the way was called the
Spanish flu. Our immune Now doesn't that tell you something
interesting though?
It tells you that these people are insane. Maybe that's the
joke of it. That slide you're gonna poach that I hope on the
actually let's make this the artwork for the show.
Done. Consider it done. Although people did send us some really
good ones some really low unless you
can we use it really good ones next week, or shall
I'm sure it will. The one I like is the one of the beware of
swine flu. And there's a pig on the beach and you have the
President's faces buried underneath the sand with with
masks on now we'll use this one. I like the I like the Wolf
Blitzer one. It's kind of funny.
So I just got somebody sent me a link to the Bilderberger
participants. Yes. Oh, do tell. And well, I don't see her on
there. But there's an interesting number of presidents
Bill Clinton and Gerald Ford. George Stephanopoulos?
Yeah, the Queen of the Netherlands.
Of course, Enoch Powell.
It was her her Tony Blair
Gordon Brown, Edward Heath. Margaret Thatcher is just a
drinking club.
Yeah, now they don't they don't discuss killing us at all during
the Bilderberg meetings. Just remember, if you see The
Bilderbergers over here, nothing to see. All right, John, let's
wrap this up with
uploading with our begging for money. Yeah. We have we're, you
know, kind of hanging in there. We could use some more about
people sending the $1,500 in maybe a night another night
would be good. We do bring you I think kind of a take on things
and information although sometimes just seems a little
off the wall we have been ahead of the news consists so often,
consistently, it's almost kind of scaring me. And which makes
me I'm wondering, you know, if there's somebody feeding us
stuff that they shouldn't be feeding us or they're gonna say
here that these guys have it first, and then we'll actually
do it.
But anyway, we have some credibility. Cool.
Thanks, people who have helped us out because I know we have a
lot of listeners that that can't because of the economic
situation, is it because they get a lot of apology emailed and
I wish I could give you money, but I don't have a job.
Yeah, and by the way, if you don't have a job and you can't
give us money, totally understood. That's okay. Just
tell a friend, get someone to listen to it at work spread the
news.
Right. And and you don't you know, if in somebody sent me an
email saying, Well, you know, you're just did, the show seems
kind of light weight because of the Cornwall opening, which I
think the openings fine, we're not changing it. But, you know,
so I have to force people to listen to more than the opening.
But they like the show. And I'm thinking, well just want you to
make a copy of the show and take the opening.
And by the way, you're free to copy this programme posted on
your blog, burn it to CDs, transcribe it, send it to Oprah,
anything you want. It's completely yours, since you're
paying for it.
Now the thing you should know we did have a couple of people
write in and say, Well, I would like to post it on my blog, like
you just said, What do I need for permission because I think
it'd be cool to have you know, with the player on their blog,
you can do that. Just do it. Take the you know, record and
you take the link from, from Adam site curry.com. Or I think
we also have the direct link to the mp3 file on the Squarespace
Squarespace site no agenda.squarespace.com, which is
also a place you can donate by the way, you could just put that
is one of the players, WordPress players or whatever blogging
software, you haven't just run it, you know, run our show
notes. I mean, somebody else has to go, we run all these great
links that Adam comes up with, he has actually way too many
links for any normal people actually go through in three
days. I mean, it's like lots and lots of interesting links, it's
better than probably any just set link list ever. Seriously
good. Just take them, you know, take them and put them up and
put the list you just give us credit. You know, you don't even
if you don't want to do that, that's fine, too.
Just try and get people to tune in to what's really happening.
You might actually save someone's life. Go figure Mickey
or build a mountain for you.
Just don't give her the address. Anyway, so but we could use some
help that no agenda dot meet DOM Sorry, no agenda. amoeba calm is
the main site but no agenda.squarespace.com is
decided it has a donation link dvorak.org/in. A has a donation
link and you can subscribe. And by the way, we this the system
we're using, which is Pay Pal, some people don't like you can
always mail us money. But you can do take debit card, somebody
was shocked that their debit card worked. Well, that's so
that's called to do work. So I
was asked to do one thing, since we're using all of Meteos
infrastructure, and they're getting no benefit from it
whatsoever. Well, they're getting numbers. Yeah, well, you
know, we're using the Squarespace site, which I think
is pretty good. And I've been asked to extend an offer to our
producers. And if you don't like this, let me know if you think
it's wrong for us to do this. But we're getting no money from
this zero, zilch, nada. But if you use our code, which
apparently is agenda, when you sign up for Squarespace, you get
a 12% percent discount on what you pay them forever, which is a
pretty good deal.
Yeah, I actually wouldn't mind soliciting or asking people, one
these websites, I don't think it's an issue to have, you know,
maybe advertisements or links, because that's not what we're
talking about when we're saying we're commercial free. We're
talking about being able to do a show for an hour, two or three
times a week where we're not being interrupted by endless
commercials, we are going to talk the whole time. And then
we're going to end the show. And that's what we're talking about.
So I don't really see anybody really objecting to having some
ads on the Squarespace site or, or the even the curry site, or
we're actually
using Squarespace and it's working out pretty well for us.
And, you know, as I said, maybe you'll get absolutely nothing
from this show. And it's the biggest show. It's one of the
bigger shows on the network and they can take advantage of it.
Must be galling to more than a few people.
Yeah, well, tough titties.
Tough teddy bears here.
We're saving the world. We're working on our fountain dammit.
If we don't save the world, and there won't be any fountain.
Squarespace. That's right,
save Squarespace. Anyway. Alright, John. So Sunday you in
town.
I'll be here and I'll be looking at the work that org slash in a
page.
Okay. And look for us to appear on the stream somewhere between
nine and 930 on Sunday, which seems to be a good time for
people to get on the stream. And we'll do some more. I'm sure
there will be information and news to talk about clips. Yes,
clips. Nice. Coming to you from the undisclosed location in the
Gitmo nation West crackpot command centre. I'm Adam curry,
and from buzzkill corner in the Pacific Ocean nearby Silicon
Valley north. Can't do any better than that. I'm John C.
Dvorak.
We'll talk again on Sunday right here on no agenda