Somebody's gonna get killed. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak is January 3 2010. Time for you to get mo
nation media assassination episode 162. This is no agenda
and Happy New Year Gitmo nation. Welcome to the new ice age
coming to you live from the minimum security containment
sell crackpot command centre, still located in Gitmo nation,
West, San Francisco, California in the morning. I'm Adam curry,
and it's bright and sunny here in Northern Silicon Valley. And
I need to I'm John C. Dvorak. Greg Levin Buzzkill.
In the morning to you, John, Happy New Year
in morning to you to hold on one sec, my children it's
gonna get a little out. I like that one. Again, it's a little
long. But this is good. It's good for an opening jingle kind
of to get everyone in the mood for early service.
So I guess what is going on is mostly this. This crotch bomber
guy.
You want to dive right into that? I mean, how about Happy
New Year? I wish you all the best for 2010 My friend. It's
been another day. It's another weekend. Where did you
celebrate? What did you do anything fun?
Yeah, okay. So hey, man. Yeah. How was your new year?
Well, let me tell you what happened. A funny thing happened
over New Years. i You want to hear it?
No. Yeah.
So we went up to Bodega Bay.
You familiar? Yes. Sir. Tila drive up? This is definitely I
can see it from the house.
Yeah, along with Russia. So we drove it to a Bodega Bay. And we
had this great, great place we're staying at for a couple of
days. But it was really shitty weather. So the whole idea of
the Blue Moon beach walk and you know, it was raining it was
cloudy. There was no moon to be seen. It was crap up there. How
was it? What was it nice down the new you? Gorgeous. See
typical.
Not definitely we get to see the fireworks from the you know,
there's fireworks display San Francisco had. And then there
was just enough of a breeze you can generally speaking in San
Francisco when they have fireworks, you see the fog, and
the fireworks go into the fog and he only sees a flashing
light, right? Or there's it's nice out but there's no wind and
so the thing becomes a big massive cloud of smoke. And so
every time you and then it becomes a mess. But this was
actually cleared it was really pretty. They had a couple of new
a lot of smiley faces. And there's another bomb they've
been shooting call that looks like a cube. When it blows up.
It just it's like a cube.
It's a new type of pyrotechnic. Yeah. So we're up there. And of
course, you know, it's like, it's like there's nothing going
on. Now that we expected anything super to be going on,
but because the weather was crap, there was really nothing
going on. And so we're like, oh, man, so anyway, we go into the
lobby, and there's this group of English people. And so it's
like, yeah, Brits, but it's the it's the grandma and grandpa,
who are probably right near their 70s but you know, really
proper, and their grandma's already hammered. And they got
their kids kids live live nearby in Petaluma and and her other
other kids from Australia and so there was a part of like, with
some grandchildren, it was probably about 10 or 11 people
and so we and they had of course as proper Brits do they had a
big, you know, big cooler full of booze. And literally like a
Coleman cooler, with a champagne and Bailey's and beer and you
name it, and they had party hats and noisemakers and what they
call crackers you know that explode with confetti? And so we
we actually wound up celebrating with them right there in the
lobby and was great. We trashed the entire lobby, but the
funniest thing was so you know, after we're like as after
midnight
when he gets no, yes. It was the queen.
No, no, no, so sorry, these people have no idea who they
are. And like, Oh, this is kind of interesting to celebrate with
them. And, and then when these guys says Toba, so what do you
do as a media company? Whatever. Ah, you probably know my best
friend.
Sounds good already.
He says my best friend Leo. Leo. Yeah. The guy the guy lives in
Petaluma.
Oh yeah. He lives in Petaluma. Everybody in Petaluma knows each
other.
Like Leo is the best. Leo was awesome. I was like Happy New
Year. That's like that's cool. I'm very happy for you.
So what was the guy's name?
I have no idea I don't remember the guy's name. He's in real
estate. He looked unhappy
and sure he wasn't in real estate
but it was beautiful up there the next day after New Years ago
really good all right
forget about it. Sounds like you had a great time yeah
we did. It was all right. It was weird. You know people to rent
a car you had to rent a car and you don't have
no I still have the car from the from the Yosemite trip
by the month or the week or the weekly rental with didn't take
it back.
Now I've got a weekly rental with enterprise it was a pretty
good deal was like 400 bucks for the week isn't you know, it's
perfect.
So what was the what is the car? What kind of car is it? Oh, it's
enterprise by the way.
I love enterprise the one on on Folsom Street. They're awesome.
Yeah, I don't like him. Why don't you like cars? Oh, and I
had rented from them twice I think and one time they stiffed
me on some, some and then the other one. I was sitting there
taking the car back and they were somebody else had their car
being inspected to the they're looking for little dings and I
mean, it was unbelievable. I never seen anything like an
onerous company I don't like
Well, the one in Folsom is exactly the opposite of yours.
Everything you're saying there. So it was it was a great deal is
like a Tahoe for 400 bucks. Tahoe, a big
giant gas guzzler? How do you even get that thing in the in
the parking spot?
Well, as long as you're not parked there, it's not much of a
problem, John, if it's not you, or Molly, who's parked there. I
mean, it got the whole new media industry of San Francisco has my
garage cork door code and is using my parking spot. The other
day, Molly Wood was here. He had a cheater card here for two
days.
Where was Molly?
Oh, wow. That's a question. I am not at liberty to disclose that
information. But it was here for two days. I was like, you know,
that's taking advantage of it. Now. My friends can even park in
the spot. I'll be I'll be over soon.
Why are you going to get to take the Tahoe back? Well, no need to
drive a car that big. You're British?
What are you talking about? I'm American. I'm perfectly capable
of driving a car like that. And by the way, what a great deal.
Yeah, I guess which 400 bucks a week plus what? $500 in
gasoline?
Well, yeah, the gap? No, I only filled it up twice. So
only 5000 bucks. 100
bucks. And I was like, Screw you. You're horrible man.
So what do you see in the news this week? I mean, nothing's
happened. I mean, so since Thursday, just the same crap.
Well, a couple of things. A lot of people started sending me
articles about the Codex Alimentarius.
Yes, I saw those emails. Yeah. Which now I have been talking
about this for pretty, pretty much going on two years. This is
the food law, which is now actual law in the United States
of Europe. And of course, this is a United Nations initiatives.
So this is very much like global warming or climate change. So
there's, you know, all kinds of panels. And so there were two
stories that were sent in on, you know, we're going to be
hearing a lot more about this or just just to whet your appetite.
This was this is from the Wisconsin ag connection,
Wisconsin ag connection. Members of the State Senate committee
and agriculture in higher education will soon be looking
at several bills that are beginning to move through the
legislative process. And so they've got all these different
things about which relate to people who can food at home, and
you're going to forget
that and get canned food at home.
The sale of home canned food products, that will be the first
item of the agenda. So you can canned food at home, you just
won't be able to sell it. Well, I mean, who sells their own
canned food anyway. Well, lots of people in Wisconsin,
apparently. Oh, and then people who render dead animals to
produce grease or other non food products, essentially, this is
what the Codex Alimentarius is doing is outline all different
kinds of food and food products and they have to it all here for
instance, the standards for honey must be consistent with
standard for honey under the Codex Alimentarius of the Food
and Agricultural Organisation of the United Nations and the World
Health Organisation. So the other guy comes in slowly it's
on honey first before you know what it's
going to put up. What's the honey thing? Okay, lawmakers are
closing it down yet there people put in corn syrup to do all
kinds of stuff because there's not enough money to go around
finding good honey is an art.
Well, of course. We'll hear it as lawmakers are proposing the
DA TCP no idea that is the required to promulgate what does
that mean, promote promulgate?
We can reproduce and get bigger. Oh, like
government, promulgate rules that establish standards for
products sold as honey. And standards for the testing by
private laboratories have samples submitted by persons who
wish to sell honey produced in the state of Wisconsin, as
certified honey. It's beyond those beside the point. It's
it's all just kind of starting here, milk and milk products.
This is from the USDA,
and they're gonna go out of their way to get to outlaw raw
milk done by the actual clean dairy farmers.
And well, you can follow it all as the USDA announced a public
meeting to provide information and receive comments on agenda
items and draft us positions that will be discussed at the
ninth session of the Codex committee on milk and milk
products. It's all starting. Codex was created in 1963 by two
United Nations organisations Food and Agriculture
Organisation and the World Health Organisation. Does that
tell you enough? When the who is involved?
Yeah, the who is something wrong with them?
Yeah, so you can take a look at those links at your at your
leisure? At no agenda show.com. So, you know, that was kind of
like oh, well, you know, kind of expected that to happen. There's
still you know a lot about the crotch bomber what I did kind of
stumble into and I was only basically reading the newspapers
over the past couple days, whatever the it was the the
chronicle that was delivered to the to the hotel room. And
really looking at at the two main Gitmo nation stories. One
is about the about Blackwater. The judge, of course, dismissed
Blackwater from any wrongdoing in the killing of 17 Iraqis in
2007. And Iraq has gone nuts. And, and so all these Iraqis, or
family members are now bringing civil suits against Blackwater.
And they're really pissed off about it as is, whoever the
Iraqi Government is, and whatever they are doing, they
apparently are also angry. And, and the other story was, and I'm
going to try and pull these two together about these eight kids
that allegedly were killed by CIA agents in Afghanistan. Did
you read about this at all? No, not at all. So this was
apparently a couple of weeks or a couple of months ago. And of
course, the story is really is very sketchy. But the Afghani is
in this, in this town or village are claiming that CIA agents
actually pulled teenagers out of their beds, dragged him out and
executed them in the street. And this wood and you know, right
next to it, of course, is the story about the eight CIA agents
who were blown to smithereens in their highly secure compound,
which now as it turns out, was actually by some accounts, a CIA
informant. Who will
pay paid informant Yeah,
double cross them. Yeah. So you know, there's a tit for tat, but
I don't believe that entirely, but that's the way it's being
presented in, in mainstream media. So yeah, this stuff. It's
just like, it was something funny, though, that I've been
following. And at first, I was like, this is this is how I was
actually like, Oh, this is bullcrap. Yeah, and you're
rubbing off on me. Yay. But if you read through the reports,
every single time, NATO or the forces nail some Taliban, it's
always 30. Have you noticed this?
Guide? No, not until now. But not to mention it. I think I
have made maybe have seen it well,
so I have and this is from security crank, which I thought
you probably should read this from time to time. So going back
to 2000 Here's a foreigner macros this guy. Well, just in
the in the past year. December 7, up to 30 suspected militants
were killed in a NATO airstrike on a Taliban hideout and now
from the Chronicle on December 4 airstrikes in two areas of the
mamani border region killed 30 suspected militants. On November
4, the military said the troops have killed 30 More militants.
August 31 At least 30 bodies of suspected Taliban fighters were
recovered.
Amish the same 30 they just keep dragging out?
I don't think so. And it's all different publications of
Calgary times on July 4, the attack included an attempted
suicide truck bombing of the base on the zeroG district of
the southeastern Petit camp province, as many as 30 Taliban
insurgents might have been killed. It's this is the
Ministry of Truth, essentially what is happening here? And they
just take this this number 30, because I guess it sounds good.
And even in, in Yemen, February 3, Sally urged the leaders not
to give refuge to militants and help the state's fight against
al Qaeda by train them in a security official told Reuters
authorities had detained 30 suspected militants in a renewed
campaign.
Wow, that's incredible find
it's all 30.
That does, well, that makes no sense.
No, it doesn't. So the title of this article is
kidding with this nonsense.
The title of the article is winning the war. 30 Taliban at a
time. That's great. Every single article, we should start paying
attention to this, it always seems to be 30
Oh, if some sort Hmm. It's code it's coded as coded message they
when to when to use the word 30. That means you're there's
something in that message that is some it's like an order or
who knows what?
No, I think is just, you know, they're just spouting some kind
of BS. I mean,
it's code coded message.
Speaking of coded message. So this, this movie Avatar has now
done $1 billion.
Yeah, well, I'm glad that you know, but camera, you know, he
gets another shot at it. Because, you know, this movie
would have flopped in a movie that, you know,
but But John, I really, I'm really worried about this. And I
said it kind of flippantly on the last show. But this whole
thing with flickering images and polarised glasses, I think this
is a mind control thing. And the first thing you're programmed to
do is to make your friends go see this and I have you Do you
feel any different after seeing the movie?
No, I don't add
this, I mean, this movie came out of nowhere, was there like a
pre hype that I missed? Somehow, like the years of hype, years
and years,
but it was being heavily promoted for about two weeks on
TV on talk shows?
Yeah, well for a couple of weeks, but to do a billion
dollars in in
sort of mouthing go on because people I mean, everybody now of
course, we pan the movie. I think we're the only people in
the world who
I haven't even seen it nor do I intend to because I don't think
this 3d stuff is good for your head. I'm telling you this is
programme I know is this I said I was gonna go see the movie.
IMAX 3d version and I got tweets and I got Skype I ams I got Leo,
send me a note. Everybody was like, You're going to love it.
See? Exactly, this is what I'm talking about. This, there's
something about this. I don't trust it subliminal messages.
There's stuff going on here.
But I haven't you know, I don't know if I recommend I mean, the
subliminal message would be to recommend the movie and make you
get out of out of debt. Right. Okay. So the subliminal message
was tell your friends to go see the movie, that it's a
possibility that exists but all I know is that the entire family
which saw the movie, we're all complaining about it as being a
hokey shallow, you know, bogus storyline cartoon characters
that weren't very interesting and the whole den a couple of
mistakes. We thought about this the other day, you know, where
the guys are different heights, it seems. And meanwhile,
everybody else is going on and on. And I again, I reiterate
what I said last show, which is Tom Hartman, the FARTMAN farm
farm heart doc Markman. The left wing commentator. says this is
probably the greatest movie I've ever seen in my life. Left
wingers Leo's left of centre, and other people that are
liberals tended to like this movie more than anybody.
I think they're more susceptible to the polarised subliminal
messages.
Well, if you think it's the greatest movie ever saw on your
life, so here's the joke of it. We're watching one of these guys
go on about this movie. And then we turn we were flipping around
the channel. We found wall E, which is that cute movie with a
little robot? Oh, yeah. And realise that Wally it's the same
movie. No, it's not the same movie it has actually more it
has more deeper was like you know, the even though we're all
going to true cartoon characters, the Wally movie is
actually a 10 time better it's much of all they were successful
too. But it was it's actually a much better movie. And it's the
same kind of dystopian situation and the rest of it but it's
funnier. That's for damn sure.
Well, there's something going on with this and just when I saw
this come over the wire this morning. I just like yeah, this
is weird. This is Really weird of all the movies that have come
out? And yeah, of course, there was a couple of weeks of massive
hype. But what up with that dog? This is weird. $1 billion in
receipts that's $350 million in the US alone in two weeks time.
It's like it's is either that or the fluoride and the lithium in
the water has really kicked in. Because it just makes no sense.
It just makes no sense. This is right this is record shattering
is it not?
Yet the thing is going is definitely setting the world on
fire. And it's and you're you know, if you don't go see it, I
will admit even though I have been programmed to recommend it
you're not missing it.
Read a brand new for you do I will say that on the spanker
vision in the hotel I saw Men Who Stare at Goats with George
Clooney.
A lot wanted to see that.
It's funny because it's it's not even really a movie. It's it's a
true story. You know, and it's the account of charges spoil it
for you right away. Just see to see you know what's going on?
Yeah, go for it. Okay. We should make a pact on this show. If
you're gonna listen to no agenda, anybody? We're gonna
spoil this. We're not gonna do oh, you know, we don't want to
save the ending. Just cares. All right, good.
I think that's a great pact. So yeah, it's long. And the short
of it is this. It is the story of a journalist who stumbles
upon this fantastic story of these psyops super warrior
soldiers who were trained apparently, in, in psychological
warfare, and they could do things such as stop a goat's
heart just by staring at them. And it was, you know, it's kind
of like a sidetrack to the CIA MK Ultra project. But, you know,
so the guy, essentially, he writes this incredible story
about everything that happened to him. And you know, they're
cloud busting these get George Clooney is busting up clouds
over him, which you and I know is absolutely possible with
Oregon energy. And I've done it mine, you can do it too.
Everyone can do that if you just focus a little bit. And, and one
of the things that he comes across is, as in Iraq, actually
2003 Which is funny because I was in Iraq in that very same
period, is they've locked up combat enemy combatants. And
we're playing Barney for them 24 hours a day, the Barney song. So
the at the end of the story, which starts off with, you know,
this story is more true than you'll ever believe. The guy
writes up the entire story, sends it off to all the
newspapers, all the television stations, and the only part that
they actually use is the Barney story, which you'll recall
probably right. You recall that there was a report on that? I
don't remember that. But it was like we were Yeah, we were
subjecting military enemy combatants to listening to
Barney 24 hours a day in their cell with strobing lights. But
it's a good story about the Ninja Warrior. Now, what are the
Jedi warriors of the US armed forces?
So yeah, well, Clooney does some of the most off the wall stuff.
I mean, but it's always the true stuff.
Yeah, well, he did the one and he also did the story of the guy
who ran the gong show, which was really a great movie, by the
way. What's his name? Barnett? barrette. I can't remember his
name. Last name of the guy. But he claimed to be a CIA assassin.
There you go. I love Clooney.
No, I mean, He's unbelievable. He's spot on. So let's see. Back
to the well what else? Do we have anything else any more?
I got tonnes of interesting little oh, by the way, Mike,
you're talking about the Iraq
situation. You kind of mentioned the my son noticed something he
corresponds with people he knows he says he knows a couple
Marines that are in Iraq. And he says there and then he did some
research and he he says that at West End he's got a friend at
West Point and he says the West Point some time ago stopped
teaching strategies and tactics warfare tactics and started
teaching and pushing everyone toward logistics and that the
entire our entire army and it's good going to one of his marine
friends. It who's bitching and moaning that he's not out there
fighting he's sees these stringing Ethernet cable as his
job is all the fighting has been turned over to Blackwater. And
all the Army and Army, Air Force, Navy Marines all they do
is the logistics making sure that these guys get there, you
know everything.
They've actually switched it around, where's the Z as they're
now known or black waters of the world where they actually used
to Do all the logistics now they're doing the actual
fighting because those guys are are snorting coke with de wormer
in it.
Well, the other thing is apparently when a do Blackwater
guy gets killed, it doesn't show up as a casualty of an army guy,
nor does it show up
as an actual troop in the theatre. Think about that. I
mean, were we talking about sending 40 30,000 or 40,000
troops over to Afghanistan? You know, they're just there for
logistics. There's probably 200,000 consultants who are
working it. It's a total accounting trick.
Well, not only that, but it's obviously we've outsourced the
war. We don't go to war anymore. We just kind of manage it. Yeah.
And do you think that there are some companies profiting from it
outside of the obvious, please? It's a scam.
It is a scam.
Yeah, war is a racket. Someone important once said,
Doug was a sound I was. Bob was a butler, the guy who was
Butler. He's a guest from Smedley, Smedley Butler. He's
the guy who broke up the plot to dethrone Roosevelt. And he wrote
a book called War is a racket.
Another book we've got to read. Yeah, we have to get a hold of
that
book and read it.
Um, here's something that didn't quite make it for last, last
year's list. Of course, we had a man of the year helicopter Ben
Bernanke. We had CIO of the year of event Qudra. It couldn't get
any better. Although it was just a little bit too late. In Forbes
magazine Company of the Year,
no, yeah. Unbelievable. What's happened
there, you take a little Gessner John, could it be. And they've
got this picture of,
I guess she EO CEO,
and he's sitting there with some candy corn. And I'm just gonna
call it candy corn. And the guy didn't look healthy. It just
looks ill. It really doesn't look good at all. And there's
just this big masturbatory story about how fantastic they are and
forget all their $44 billion market cap value, and their $7.3
billion of seeds and see jeans, which they sold in 2009. It's
just like, Oh, these guys are great. They're awesome. And it
wasn't the planet versus the mark once again. Yeah, the
planet versus Monsanto is the title of the article under
Company of the Year. I'm sure you all can't wait to read it in
the show notes at no agenda. show.com. It's just
unbelievable. I mean, it doesn't matter what we say or what we
do. It's like we can pitch them on oil. We want about Bernanke
about Monsanto about Vivek Kundra. You know, we've
uncovered quite a bit, which wasn't actually our uncovering.
We're just kind of passing on the news.
Yeah, no, we're consolidating the news that's out there and
then deconstructing the much of it, which is obviously, you
know, slanted, that's all and anyone can do it. Yeah. And
yeah, good. You know, the great thing is, is that we do have a
certain effect I want to read a letter from I got this just
showed up in the mail. And now
a long distance dedication, John C. Dvorak brings it to you.
Dear John and Adam, you got to do the voicemail. Do John, John
and Adam. I'm a 17 year old listener from Saginaw, Michigan.
Oops, papers stuck.
Anywhere new Detroit.
Second off, I think, Dearborn, I'm not sure I remember seeing
it on the map again, say we're first off I'd like to my mom
used to work for a local PBS station at Delta College, WD
QWDCQ 1919. In Michigan Delta College. I've been I've been to
many upon many of their pledge drives. One thing I would always
remember telling my mom is that she never sounds the same on TV
as she did in real life. Our family eventually called her it
her TV voice which is when which is what you just did, which is
when she went on to ask people for money to support quality
public broadcasting the clips you played, of how time the
phone ringing is in the background reminded me of how
shots of people answering the phones were sometimes previously
recorded. When there was a mad rush of ringing or sometimes the
entire pledge drive was pre recorded, so they didn't have to
come to work after hours or on the weekends. Perfect. Secondly,
I'm an Online High School sociology class in and online
high school sociology, because I'm pretty sure you're most
familiar with online classes, but blah, blah, blah. They're an
alternative if you're a fast learner or dumb, okay. I've been
listening to no agenda before I started taking sociology online
this semester and a lot of things. My teacher in our
textbook discussions has me in outrage. It seems as though
they're trying to either desensitise or at least acquaint
stuff into the ideas of now, so they're more familiar and more
accepting of them later. My example right now it's a
population control presented in chapter 16 of my textbook, and
he's got a PDF of it. Please
send that to me send that I want to put that in the show notes.
Okay.
It is presented to me as a necessary way to ensure that our
world doesn't get overcrowded with people. But the kicker here
is that our teacher opened up a discussion board posting
essentially a forum with the topic, I wonder if the USA will
ever need to pass a law to limit the number of children a couple
of hours they've done in China. I think that teachers have
opened the door to teaching population control as a sensible
thing for the entire world to do because let's face it, we all
live in this world. We don't want to have too many people
here with us. Using the knowledge I've obtained in the
morning, my teachers told me that I am a radical and very
opinionated student. Oh, is yourself the pat on the back for
knowing you've saved another child from media distractions
and government plots to control the population?
Begin in the morning to you what's his name?
Yeah, that's a good question. Dig up his name from the
executive producer for this programme. Joven. Joe? Hey, Joe,
know where that came from? Hey, Joe. Joe C. Dvorak, who's our
executive producer for this episode.
Today's executive producer, Adam is Kevin Liang, Li N. G from
Richmond, British Columbia. Okay, came up with $250. And
Kevin is our executive producer, and you can use this on his
bio on his resume on So Noah, Associate Executive producer.
He's the one it's a fine start to the new year. Kevin Lang.
Thank you very much. Indeed. Put it on your resume will vouch for
you. You can even add our email addresses if you will. And of
course there'll be in the show notes for episode 162 have no
agenda, no agenda show.com and just click this little bit out
in fact, clip that isn't an mp3 file.
Of course it's probably pronounced Liang.
Oh, yeah, that does you know, people should send a
pronunciation guide with their donations. Especially for us. So
we don't get it wrong.
Okay, let me go find the the child's young 17 year old
youngsters name so what else do we got going on? While I search?
Well,
I can you take us over to get mo nation east to Ireland for a
moment, as 2010 is a brand new year for them. And of course
brand new law is always happening in the new year.
Oh, it's Brian. I'm sorry, Brian Clark is is. Well, we've seen
him saves him saved yet another child from destruction.
Yemen knows. Okay, go on.
As of January 1 2010, the new Irish blasphemy law becomes
operational watch. Yes, blasphemy is now a crime
punishable by 25,000 euros, which is about a million
dollars. The new law defines blasphemy as publishing or
uttering matter that is grossly abusive or insulting in relation
to matters held sacred by any religion, thereby intentionally
causing outrage amongst a substantial number of adherents
of that religion with some defences permitted.
So that means the Life of Brian is now banned in Ireland.
I guess. So. This is crazy. This is crazy.
That is crazy. What What century are the Irish living in? And who
are they appealing to with this law? Oh,
yeah, I can tell you exactly who they're appealing to. That would
be
the Muslims. You mean that same kind of Muslims that tried to
kill that guy in Denmark? Just the other day?
Yeah. So they say right, he attempted to get into the
cartoonist house and shoot
him. Yeah, and I guess the cartoon has had a safe room.
So now the problem of course, is that you know, with this
happening in Ireland, which was, you know, he's now a part of the
United Nation in the United States of Europe. I can only
presume that this will either be outlawed by the Starfleet
Command in Brussels, or it will be made into a general law
across the entire states.
Oh, it's going to be made to a general law you can count on me
let's face it for one thing Brussels is I mean, Belgium is
being taken over by Muslims as it is yeah. So they're gonna you
know institute this and then you know, everything every time
anyone looks cross-eyed is going to be blasphemy.
So there you go. So back to this crime farmer. Okay, so I've been
looking at everything this last few days since the last show and
I'm going to probably continue to do this because I've run into
more and more ever since, you know, since you're kind of
pushing the war between Obama and the CIA. Yeah. Which I do
have a couple of things to talk about. But yeah, and I've been
reading more and more about it, because it's like out in the
open and there's CIA, ex CIA, people writing articles and
columns and op eds.
Did you read that? OPERS are presidents afraid of the CIA?
Did you read that article? I probably that's Ray McGovern
wrote this. No, I
didn't read that one word that appear
on consortium news.com. But tell us about it. Well, he, so he
goes on this real long, it's a it's a good article. And of
course, he knows a lot because he was was in the CIA for 27
years served under nine CIA directors and an all four of
CIA's main directorates including operations. And he's
the co founder of veteran intelligence professionals for
sanity, acronym VIPPs, or VIPs. And I'll just give you the the
opening. So he really takes his opening paragraph in the past.
I've alluded to Panetta and the Seven Dwarfs now this, of
course, is referring to CIA director, Leon Panetta, and
seven of his moral dwarf predecessors, the one who sent
President Obama a letter on September 18, asking him to
reverse Attorney General Holder's August 24 decision to
reopen the criminal investigation of CIA
interrogations. And so he uses that to take it all the way
through to CIA, essentially, at least being involved in the
assassination of JFK. And he says, you know, it's like,
literally, that after who was it? Truman? Yeah. Truman. What
didn't he start the CIA wasn't
sure why they had a military OSS or whatever. It wasn't in a
trance state slow. I think it probably dullish Allen Dulles.
Dulles. Yeah,
Dulles. And so the Dulles brothers, of course, and I have
not read legacy of ashes, please do it's been corroborated by my
contacts as being absolutely true. So you know, this all goes
back to the Bay of Pigs, etc. But he's really saying it's
like, every single president has just been afraid of the CIA and
now with Obama, and the guy is like, it's laughable. It's
laughable. How afraid he is. So yeah, so that's a good
Salafi is and all these other characters showing up you know,
the fact that is security is breached old time and time
again.
Yeah, including just recently in Hawaii, when a CIA plane
breached the airspace and he was rushed away into safety under
the guise of something some
right and then they're also taking you also see a lot of
candid photos of him in the white shirt is one that's
floating around the European press of him licking a Hawaiian
and ice cream. Yeah, well, it's not ice cream, they actually
have the shaved ice guys, quite interesting. Anyway, then he's
chewing on that. And, I mean, the camera is essentially when
you take a picture of,
if you can take a picture, you've got a laser sight to go,
yeah, you've got direct line of fire.
And that's kind of the idea. So there's all these pictures of
him doing this in that I mean, they had pictures of memories
running on the beach, and you know, all these other things. So
anyway, so I figured that they're okay, let's assume that
this this war between Obama and CIA is actually taking place
let's re look at and so Obama courses in helping matters much
because he's trying to isolate them and they in but he has no
control. So So let's so one of our listeners said that maybe
that this crutch bomber thing was because there's, there's
one, there's two pieces of discrepant information that's
floating around Alex Jones is pushing it the most but the guy
who was saying it, and I guess there's other people that have
corroborated the fact that there was an Indian man
Yeah, who was that check in and is reported to be his CIA
handler got him on the plane? Because he didn't have a
passport.
Right now. We know from Ghana accounts, we not only know he
had a passport, but they have the passport number on in these
articles out of Africa, the Africans was in his bullshit. He
had a passport.
And it went through their, their IQ Qs system, whatever it was,
we talked about in the last show, which which checks with
the database right there from the boarding pass scan if if
there's a passport number that that corresponds with the ticket
and all that was set,
right? But we've maybe there maybe there's there's a little
switcheroo that took place here. What nother words the the and by
the way, at the end of the encounter, apparently this
suppose a bomb sniffing dogs came in and found a bomb on the
plane and another Indian guy, this guy in his 30s was arrested
and taken out of the haven't heard anything about him. And we
never heard anything more about that deal. He is I mean, there's
lot of speculation on what that might be all about. But let's
take a look at it from the perspective who got hurt by this
incident? The CIA did. Yeah. Because
Obama came out and basically said, this systemic failure in
the intelligence community, and he thinly veiled the fact that
the CIA had failed.
So let's assume that this thing was to get the CIA and there's
that guy, that bending guy was not a CIA guy at all. And let's
start looking at it from the perspective that Obama has
decided to do. If you if you want to look at something go
look at Indian American. And in the Obama administration, just
google how many how many Indians besides our friend vet Coonrod
Chopra, who neither one of them have the either the skills or
the or the creds to be in those jobs, but start looking around
and you'll find and nor in ordinate, number of Indians in
the Obama administration, and Hillary Clinton went before she
became Secretary of State and before she even ran for
president was extremely tight with the Indians look up Hillary
Clinton and Tata and some of these other groups that were
outsourcing she wasn't she's actually has a piece of one of
them. That was an outsourcing operation. And she's partly
responsible for all of our jobs going to India, there's this
Indian connection. The Indians have a number of intelligence
agencies, and one of them is the most important one is called Raw
research and analysis. And they're they're the covert
outside the country version of their version of the CIA. And
there's all kinds of very strange stories about raw. And
is it possible that killer is set up and somebody set this up?
And maybe Obama had nothing to do with it starting to use the
Indian CIA to do our bidding, instead of in other words, we're
outsourcing our own intelligence to India.
Wow, you know that that would make a lot of sense. Certainly,
if you see what's happening in Pakistan, which without a doubt
is, you know, Arch Enemy of India.
And right, we've been slowly tainted, by the way
traditionally, India has never been our friend. I mean, they
speak English and they do this, but they've always been allied
with Russia. And we should never forget that. And then
Pakistanis, we always allied with them, not because of
anything other than the fact that it was it was an
interesting place to be. There's a lot of talk now on the on the
Indian press, you start reading that, and the Pakistani press in
particular, which is always slamming them about how the
Indians are like, you know, just a suit, they might even want to
go to war with China. So anyway, the Chinese kind of Chinese are
left out on the ledge here, and the CIA seems to be cut short.
And the other thing that came up in my research is that
apparently the Indian raw there CIA is really seriously moving
into Afghanistan to do our bidding. And so now we have
this, you know, the death of the CIA guys, whether it has
anything to do with with a make good on them killing some kids,
which I doubt it could be the Indian CIA, killing our guys and
taking over the job that our CIA apparently you know, I mean, I
can see you know, the Indians are good at selling stuff. And
you know, we can do this job as well as anybody. You know, you
can trust us and we'll you know, marginalise the CIA help you
marginalise the CIA. Here's a good idea. And anyway, so they
use this to the guy that counters in the Indian, and if
he's with raw, he could go back, you know, and go have a meeting
and flash some credentials. So we got to get this guy on the
plane. And the reason you want to get him on the plane without
his passport, even though he has one, and maybe the the number on
the on the ticket is different. It's so it goes through the
system, and it doesn't any red flag doesn't appear. And so then
he goes all the way over to Detroit. And they say, well, the
system failed. And yeah, it failed. Because the guy never
sure actually showed his passport, it is possible that if
he did show his passport, the system wouldn't have failed,
they would have been stopped from the flight. Meanwhile, the
CIA gets blamed for all this, even though there's a lot of
screwing is going on. I think they're being set up.
But why? My understanding and what I've always proposed is
that the Clintons are actually in bed with the CIA. So why
would you want to undermine them? Or put them on the
sideline? Or has she just basically said, as the Clinton?
I don't know, it just feels weird to me.
But when she didn't get the job as president, she may have
turned on them. And she may not have been really the one that
was involved and may have been just bill.
Yeah, Bill in the bushes, huh.
And this is her way of getting back at that to possibly I mean,
there's something screwy going on. And the fact that there's
two Indians involved in this story out of the blue one at the
ticket counter and one afterwards who apparently had a
bomb or something. And by the way, you know, if you were going
to set some crazy scheme up, it would be nice to have a second
device in the plane. That really wasn't a bomb at all, but just a
bunch of pieces that would lead Due to believe, you know, in
other words, you know, evidence, you know, like drawing a
matchbook down by a crime scene that's from Texas.
I'll tell you one thing though. Just looking at President Obama
and his appearance when of course he he spoke before the
public twice from Hawaii. Man he looked ragged. He looked like
he'd been up all night and like was all kinds of crap going on
not just a guy who was whose vacation was interrupted for for
something potentially bad that happened. He looked really
really really tired. And like downtrodden, almost did you
notice that?
Yeah. And he's his hair is turning grey again. May be
number two, Obama, we don't know for sure. Well,
that's very interesting. And raw is indeed a very interesting
organisation. You don't read a lot about them, at least not in,
in, in Western press. But I like it. I like what you're saying
there.
Yeah. And it would make sense because of our outsourcing
thing. And Hillary was the big outsourcing nut. Yeah, he
had the here it is. I found that the article LA Times Cited
Clinton's free trade advocacy is hitting labour where it lives.
She has a very cosy relationship with Indian outsourcing firm,
displacing American workers that the one you're talking about.
Yeah, that's one of them. It this is a lot. This has been
going on for a number of years. And nobody seems to care. I
mean, the Democrats are supposed to be pro labour. Yeah, they're
pro labour in India. It's not helping anybody here. I mean,
the whole thing is ridiculous. But there's, you know, what's
going to happen if this is actually taking place?
Somebody's going to get killed.
Sorry, last, someone important is going to get asked. Yeah, no
kidding.
So it's gonna seem to see who it is. Because it's got to be a
symbolic person that's deeply into this. Wow, this
is mean on the on the US CIA side.
Yeah. And the you would know that there's going to be
somebody in the US, one of the government officials, something
weird is going to happen to one of them. It's probably going to
be the small plane crash, or you know, something like that. But
it's going to happen, it's going to have to probably happen
within the next few months. And it'll it'll be telling because
it'll be a message and you'll be able to deconstruct what the
what the hell's going on by who it is. That got killed.
Wow, I like that. I mean, I don't like it. But I like the I
like the theory. You want to take some I want to put some
names into the pool.
Well, the logical ones would be Hillary but she's travelling a
lot. Well, yeah, but she's, she's, she's a really easy
target, because she's all over the damn place. You know, and
anything can happen overseas. Oh, yeah.
You could be one of those air buses you never know what could
happen and then the damn French machines
are gonna be at a smaller plane probably private jet you know,
some going from Shanghai to someplace else. Next thing you
know, that blew up. Okay. That she's like at the top of the
list. I don't think Obama is actually on No, I don't That's
too risky.
They learn that lesson.
It'd be a disaster. Yeah. So they can't do anything about
him. But one of them is something could happen to the
you know, his wife for or that could be because she's
travelling like a maniac. She's almost as bad as Hillary she's
out and about constantly and but she's using Air Force One
wasting the taxpayers money, so that's probably pretty secure.
How about ROM?
roms expendable? He's not doing anybody any good. But
if you want to send a message, that would be a good one,
wouldn't it?
Yeah, yeah. That would be single anybody in the staff? Or you
know,
crackpots did you have for New Year's Eve festivities
and anyway, we'll see I just don't know. I mean, it could be
any it could be the gym who knows? I mean, we'll find out.
And I will say within the next two or three months wanted some
buddy important is going to meet a an accidental death.
Many Indian Americans on Obama transition team I have from
November 21 2008. Nick Roth Toad Office of Intergovernmental
Affairs, RT right. Agency Review Team on science technology,
space arts and humanities Anjan. Mukherjee, a managing director
at the private equity firm Blackstone. He see economics
international trade. Parag Mehta to there is I mean, you know,
that's, that is pretty interesting. I hadn't even
noticed that really? How do this like 20 here?
Yeah, no, it's an inordinate amount and it gives getting
compared to Chinese Americans, Japanese Americans, Italians,
Irish, there's no comparison. I mean, our blacks, it's just
like, there really is Lots of Indians. And so they're getting
real tight with India. We're now going to make India our friend.
In fact, the first state dinner that that we had, you know,
there's when they have this, of course, for a dignitary, it's
the head of it was the premier of India. And this was like a
few weeks after they had the head of Israel over and they
didn't even want to meet with him. So there's a lot of
messaging going on here and cozying up to India is obviously
high on the list of things that they want to do. And it's just
going to irk the Chinese, the CIA, obviously, if there's any
Hanky Panky going on, like, I suspect, it's gonna be an
interesting few months.
Wow. Well, yes, indeed, indeed, that this course is fascinating.
I'm just reading about all of these Indians in the in the
Obama administration. It's, it's pretty amazing. And when, when
you have guys like vet Qudra, running the the cybers. Running,
right, and
also an Indian is now the head of DARPA. Wow. So anyway, but I
said, I don't know maybe this is maybe just my imagination. But
it seems that something screwy is going on. And the thing is
mainly because of this crazy crotch bomber.
Well, I have certainly over the past year, learn to look at
things that are happening, you know, the minute you see
something, you got to look not over there. But over here,
nothing to see. Look at that you really got to start looking and
seeing what's being covered up. Anyway. We even talked about the
Indian state dinner that there was actually no news at all
about the fact that it was the Indian prime minister who was
over for the state dinner. All of the news, of course, at the
time was about the party crashers which was probably
another message right there.
Yeah, I think the part I still think I've always thought the
party crashers were a message it didn't who
like, you know, basically, oh, you're gonna have the head of
raw? Because I guess the prime minister in a way is, of course,
the head of you know, he's the stands above all that. Are you
going to have the head of Ra over? Okay, let me just show you
how close we can get to you. Let me just let me just show you
that for a second. Does that make sense? It fits your theory,
doesn't it?
Oh, yeah. No, it does. I think it's just like idle, you know,
it's like, just to show you that, you know, I just liked it.
You know, it's like the thing they and then it's like, there's
some that like the mafia does, you know, they let you know
that, you know, you're giving a little notch. You know,
like sending you a letter with a couple of bullets.
That's a favourite. Yeah. To use is not safe. So they're just
letting them know he's not safe. You know, he thinks he is in the
Secret Service is probably working overtime. But I don't
know. I'd be a nervous wreck. If that's why he probably looks
haggard. I mean, he's probably like, you know, who needs this?
There's another article, I'll put in the show notes and no
agenda show.com from Red state.com. And not that I
frequent that often. But I did stumble across this. Could this
actually be the greatest and potentially the deadliest of
Obama's screw ups so far writes Erik Erikson. And and it's all
about the the Yemen bot, crotch bomber. And how Obama basically
blamed the CIA, and said, not a long article, but the assertion
there are, you know, pretty much the same. And we're not the only
people seeing this, at least, we're not the only people in you
know, in alternative media who have, you know, their brain
screwed on who haven't been programmed by avatar? Yeah.
Well, it's
being you know, it's being reinterpret. It's being
interpreted in all kinds of different ways. But I don't
think anyone besides the US has really, really
raw nailed it. Yeah. Well, we've talked about this. We've been
talking about the CIA war for a while. And, you know, I think we
do have a little bit of inside information more
thing I have to say this, if you start looking for the CIA war
with Obama, people go out there and Google this. There are lots
of articles about the fact that there's a there's a hissy fit
going on between the these two groups. And well, I don't know
why, you know, I just don't get I mean, unless you because our
other supposition is that the CIA is running all the drugs in
the world. And unless Obama wanted to put a stop to that,
even though you know, it's probably how they fund many of
their operations. Well,
it's how the bailout was funded the the bank bailout, the United
Nations basically came out with a report and said that three and
$50 billion worth of drug money was seeped into the system to
keep everyone afloat. I mean, this isn't this is not a secret.
This is like the United Nations is even saying it. They're
reporting it.
Yeah. So I'm not sure what the
well let's face it, the CIA has a great racket going on.
Yeah, well, the who's who's the guys who that worked with the
CIA the best obviously, G W. Bush. Yeah. I mean, the original
because he was ahead of it for a while. He ran it for quite a
while. And so he's comfortable. And I would assume his son would
probably even though he didn't still seems like a big dummy.
I don't I give him a little more credit.
But he, you know, I guess he was comfortable. And Clinton seemed
to be fine with where things were going. Clinton was
working for the bushes. Yeah. Well, no.
So we go before that Kennedy was, you know, really, he was
against it. He was against the CIA. And, you know, there you
go, you know, what happened to him?
He had the but he was also tight with the mob, which didn't do
him any good. And I don't know it's just an interesting
perspective to take, you know, that we have it's it's
essentially this almost like a secret police but they're,
they're more of a I don't think they spend that much time
diddling around with extra law enforcement. Yeah, they're doing
much. I don't know what they do, to be honest, even go out and
dig up information. And you know, the NSA probably does more
information gathering than the CIA does. And they plant people,
here and there. I don't know
what we'll stay on that. Definitely. I do like the the
Indian angle, and I'm gonna keep my eye out for that. Hey, what's
happening in Canada? John?
Where's that? What's happening in Canada is we have an
executive producer from Richmond, BC,
of course, besides the fact that most of our oil comes from
there. Oh, yeah.
Well, they have the second largest reserve right after
Saudi Arabia and Alberta. Are they
suspending the government? Again,
I didn't notice this. Definitely not going to be an American
news. We pay zero attention to what goes on in Canada. I bet
you if you asked 100 Americans who the Prime Minister of Canada
was, they couldn't name Harper.
Right. So Canadian Prime Minister's Office officials said
parliament will be suspended until March 3,
with a bunch of vacation for them. A big
one. With with a budget being introduced the next day. This is
no this. This is weird. And I wish I knew more about it. Now
actually, I'm looking around Google News.
Do you have to read the Globe and Mail? Is that it? Yeah. And
the National the but the Globe and Mail is the you know what?
irks me? I don't understand why we don't get the TV show The
National from the CBC. I mean, would they play all this weird
crap on link and they play all this weird crap on free speech
TV, you know, like democracy now, which is like, you know,
pounding their left wing drum like there's no tomorrow. And
then all these other stations and cable and PBS, we get the
BBC News. But what do we want the BBC News for? We want What
about Canada, they're right next to us. And they do all kinds of
stuff up there. We don't get the CBC national. The National is
one of the best newscasts in the northern hemisphere. It's really
good. It's at the you know, there's an hour long news show
instead of a half hour. It's like the news hour. It has it
usually has boring features, but their actual news coverage is
quite good. Hey, now this is interesting. Maybe we can run it
on the stream.
This is very interesting, John. I'm one of the companies that
provides millimetre wave scanning technologies. Rapid
scan systems is an OSI Systems Company. And who do you think is
on the board
of OSI Yeah, who
actually found the founder of the company Mr. Deepak Chopra
Deepak Chopra. Yeah, it's it's it's not the not the New Age
dude. Isn't that
no, it's a it's a niche. Yesterday nice shop right thing
is his name. Oh, man,
you got the wrong guy. Who is the who is who is this guy then?
Can I look him up Google him.
Huh? Well, it's a Sherpa. He's probably he probably has a son
named a niche. The guy looks
chauffeurs like Smith.
Oh, let's see.
There's probably, you know, 100 million shoppers. So there's
something fishy about this, you know, this millimetre wave thing
that's for sure. And now they're gonna make them and there's also
something fishy about why we weren't using them. You know,
they haven't been in shape hole. And don't use them on Americans.
It's weird for American travellers or travellers to the
US
Nish is that the guy's name?
I think so yes Aneesh Chopra he's the see the whatever he is
Chief Technology Officer something like that or head of
somewhere else some or other
I'm telling you these he's it's like his son or something I'm
telling you
here you go I didn't see you know his bio
here it is here what are the names of Deepak Chopra is
children
is Deepak Chopra is kid
it well this is an old this is an older guy. This is if you if
you look at OSI systems looks like a niche is his kid all
right, Warren some investigation you know what this is going to
be a very busy year John now that you've put me on this whole
Indian cabal crap it's gonna be spending all my waking hours
trying to figure and this is tough because these names get
complicated for you know a simple Western boy like me, you
know and you're right it's like Chopra is an is a name like
Jones is
Gupta as the other one that's the SMITH Yeah, so one of the
things people should do that you look up ra ra wa India you know,
agent is their intelligence agency they actually have a
bunch of just like we do, they don't get a lot of there's two
things I noticed and you know, what are some articles that
refer to this there's very they get very little press negative
or otherwise and most of the press that do get it's quite
negative by the way they do a lot of bombings and the other
thing that sets given short shrift is the is the Indian mob.
The mafia in India is a formidable and it gets very
little write ups but you can start looking it up and you
start finding the main players they own pretty much Bollywood
and they also own the gold trading business which was you
know, they were making most of their money you bringing in gold
to sell to Indians are somewhat superstitious about gold. I had
extremely high markups and they now they Christian, and now it's
legal. That's before it was legal to trade it. And that's
one of the things they did, but look up the Indian people should
have just read about the Indian mob. And so they
own if they own Bollywood, which of course, pretty much owns
Hollywood now, which is the entire reason why Slumdog
Millionaire, will became movie of the year. It was a good
movie, but hey, there were a couple other contenders. But you
know, that was a we talked about this, like, come on in boys.
This is it. And you know, the movie businesses, the money is
pretty much run by the mob. Wow. So how do you put the Mumbai
terrorist attack? And all of this? Where did that? Where did
that come from?
Ah, there is a bunch of references to it. There is like
a couple of different agencies in Pakistan has something to do
with the you know, the other agency have to keep an eye on as
the ISI which is the Pakistani nannies. Yeah. And I don't know.
I don't know where the Mumbai bombing comes in with this. It's
just me it's a mess. I'm telling you.
Just be easy when we had spy versus spy white hat, black hat,
just simple. Now we gotta like Google, all this stuff. And I
was getting complicated.
So according to stack, he says that che Kennedy because the way
he screwed them over on the Bay of Pigs fiasco.
Yeah. That's what I said. That's, that's in that article
about why presidents are afraid of the CIA. They actually they
dragged him into Dulles dragged him in drag Kennedy into the
whole plan. It was there was no way for him to get out and get
out of it. And they're actually Truman actually wrote, and it's
in the Truman Library, he wrote an op ed, which I don't think
actually ran. But his handwritten notes are in there.
And it's it's pretty clear, it's pretty clear what's going on
there. Drew into it.
So also suggested that Canada is closing their parliament until
after the Olympics, so they need to draw attention away from
these great games.
Well, just before the Christmas break, opposition ministers of
Parliament passed a resolution demanding the government hand
over all of its documentation on the Afghan controversy or
controversy, including uncensored versions of emails
concerning the detainee issue that Coleville sent to Ottawa
during his term in Kabul. So there's something going on there
too.
And I love just don't get out of these situations.
Again, because war is a racket, John. It's a racket.
Yeah, you're right.
I know that the Queen of England controls Canada. This is no this
isn't well known. We've been through this and Okay, send you
an email to Adam at me. veoh.com. But you are in the
Commonwealth. The Queen controls you the Queen of England.
Were the Allies last week on the agenda for depressing news?
Well, actually, it's a piece of good news from Andrew McLaren.
From Australia I was listening to the national broadcaster ABC
Radio last week and had a they had a special on podcasting. The
only podcast they had time to mention was no agenda. And then
Adam Curry was the father of podcasting. This was on live
radio across the country from Brisbane, Brisbane, Australia on
Friday afternoon around 3:15pm A potential audience in the
millions. So we of course, do hope that this has brought us
millions more Australians listening to the programme. And
while I'm on that, why don't I bring you a bit of Australian
news about a dude named Peter Spencer? Have you heard about
Peter Spencer John? No, of course not. So Peter. So Peter
Spencer is a victim actually of the Kyoto Protocol. And I could
tell you exactly what's happening. But maybe if I just
play this little clip, which lasts about a minute and a half,
it kind of explains it. It's from it is from ABC News from an
Australian Broadcasting Company. But the the short version is
he's not allowed to do anything with his 20,000 acres of land
because of course, you know, you can't even clean up dead trees
anymore. Apparently under some of these, these laws of the land
thanks to Kyoto Protocol. The guy has been on hunger strike.
This is a 61 year old I believe Peter Spencer. He's sitting on a
10 foot pole. He has not had anything to eat for three weeks.
And he's he's serious as a heart attack about bringing attention
to this one. Listen this clip so we can get some info. Okay, here
we go.
A Kuma farmer has put his life on the line to protest against
what he calls the theft of land in the name of the environment.
The dispenser is on the eve of his 25th day without food. He
says he won't eat until farmers are compensated. Suspended on a
narrow platform 10 metres above the ground. Peter Spencer is a
man on a mission. The 61 year old had his last meal of scones
and jam three and a half weeks ago. For the point it's gonna be
hard to die. He's surviving on water, lemon juice and vitamins.
For 15 years Mr. Spencer has been unable to graze 90% of his
former fine wall property in the Kuma Mineiro district because of
changes to state laws. Now the bank is threatening to foreclose
property is sanctified in a civilised society. If we can all
see that, that I'll sit here until I rot
under the Howard Government Australia claimed a 22%
reduction in greenhouse gas emissions entirely through state
based native vegetation laws, which prevented clearing on
properties like Peter Spencer's no compensation was ever paid.
Under the Rudd Government farmers say the grasslands and
their soils will be the next big carbon sinks.
Peters lost the use of 90% of his property. The Commonwealth
garden
okay, you get the idea?
Yes, pathetic and at the Howard is a jerk that guy.
Yeah, and I love the spirit of this guy though. He's sitting up
there and as he kind of looks like, like the weird guy who had
the auto gyro helicopter like plane in Mad Max. It has a hat
on it, like one of those like floppy ear hats. And the cut is
right. You know, it's like when a civilization doesn't recognise
ownership property of your land to be able to do what on it what
you wish, then you're not a civilised society anymore.
Remind you of anything. So I do, I do just desperately love the
Australians for how they how they get into this. And there's
a one of our producers who put together a whole page of videos,
news reports, and news stories on this on this Peter Spencer,
who's really, he's really getting some attention. This is
what get up should be covering instead of, you know, only about
manmade global warming and cap and trade. These guys should be
all over this. Because this is this is the result of a 15 year
old climate change regulation. This is exactly what happens.
Yeah, you won't be able to plant a tree in your own backyard. I
mean, there's already you already talked about not people
banning home gardens.
Yeah. Oh, well. That's where the Codex Alimentarius is totally
going to help because you know, you won't you won't be able to
grow anything organic unless you have a certificate from the
Ministry of organic organics.
Yeah, well, the guys who really get screwed are the small
farmers who are they can't afford to go through the
paperwork. Because you know, these things that it's never
free to do any of this stuff. It's time consuming. It costs
money. There's fees attached to everything. And so you're screw
yourself. It's ridiculous. You have to go underground grey
market, turn into Russia. All right.
So let's talk about how we plan on expanding this programme in
the in the new decade, John or decayed as they say in the
United Kingdom. Because the only way we're going to do it is by
Yeah, what people affectionately call begging for money.
Yes. And let's let me thank some people that did give us some
money after our last round of begging. And by the way, we've
decided to restructure the show. I'm telling people now who are
going to turn off the show because they don't want to hear
this is that We've restructured the show so the craziest stuff
you've ever heard comes
up right after the donations Yes, I'm standing by. Is that my
cue? Is it my turn yet? John, I'm ready to go.
So we got some money from number of people gave us between 50 and
100. I can do sling Stittsville Ontario is up there in the cold
country. Like without without a government. Without a government
he actually have a 6543 which is kind of cute like Chow and Daly
City gave us 5555. And and he I guess he's been a listener for a
while like Chow and Daly City. Brian Rogers gave us a
palindrome 50 dot o five. And then we have let's see here. You
save this one to the end. Do we have Kevin Liang Liang, from
Richmond BC? Executive by the way that a great you know,
Kevin, get yourself some burrowing owl Cabernet and toast
us. John Smith, from St. Petersburg, Florida give us $133
And he made the point that his his name is easy to pronounce.
And it's easy says By the way, from 2002 to 2006. You have to
imagine that your name John, Tommy John Smith's are there. I
was on the fucking no fly list. And this crotch bomber was it?
Oh, yeah.
I could go into the country for two years without going through
secondary and tertiary screening is crazy.
At torx love Scogan ello VSK o GA and from Bergen. Norway. gave
us some money that seems to have been lost in the shuffle. Tim
humour Hu E M. M er from Pelzer. South Carolina says that his
name was not mentioned. So he said here's another $50 So maybe
we shouldn't mention anybody. $100 here from Oh, okay. Yeah.
Okay, here we go. For Orange County, and he says if you are
Adam can pronounce my last name correctly. I'll double my
donation. correct pronunciation ready. Okay. Spelt. But see,
here's the here's the joke. He didn't say that. We had to
identify the correct pronunciation just pronounce it.
Right. So we just go right in no matter what. Yeah, every
iteration. It's Cory. I think it's MaTeLo WA, T i L O. But it
could be Waterlow or what? Tylo? It could be what Tylo? It could
be one low or what? tillow? Or if you had another lb wat to
which I don't think it is.
Well, you know, there's only one way to find out John. There's
only one way to find out the correct pronunciation. And
that's to ask apple. Here we go. Call we want to tell what tillow
They got it. So I think it's what tillow quarter would tell
because he's in California some Orange County. He California is
always pronouncing things logically in with a twist toward
you know, Spanish pronunciation. So what alo would be something
you might see on the east coast but what tillow would be what
you'd say on the West Coast if you were pronouncing it cold as
a cold pronunciation.
I still say we win and we double down Yeah, we
did win because we did pronounce it unless it's something crazy
like voc do. What do
you know? That was Silla?
Then we got Daniel Jackson give us 7535. And if we'd plug floppy
a Mac out.com Floppy? I like that. What's the a man guy FL o
pyamacout.com? It's an apple centric podcast with an apple
skit.
I like that slop your Mac out
the neck app boys.
That's funny to see the artwork,
and that's that's actually Larry Lorem Oh 33 Who's in the chat
room and he's done he's in Melbourne is that Daniel Jackson
and Asian Melbourne okay, what's that?
Third show? I'm gonna subscribe to this Daniel
Jackson's Melbourne chosen Austria and then we Larry larm
Oh 33 Given 6175 And he says he wants us to get sponsors and we
should stop begging for money.
But let us just say it one more time. This is where you're
wrong. That would be exactly the wrong thing to do. And what's
funny is I hear people talking about sponsorship on the show
and I literally hear them say you know sponsors are great
because that gives you know, it doesn't bother us, because then
we know oh, what's the sponsorship message? So we're
gonna go do something else or surf the web or take a leak or
whatever. Don't you understand that that works perpendicular if
we can bring sponsors of products you will actually buy,
you know, the sponsors aren't going to be there anymore. And
besides that, we wouldn't be able to do 90% of the stuff we
talk about.
Yeah, because our first sponsor would be Monsanto.
Well, of course, if Monsanto really wants to pony up, I'm all
for it. There's nothing like having Company of the Year just
just buy you out.
Well, yeah, they're gonna spend
example, just 40 minutes ago, you said I hate enterprise. Now,
you know, me vo one of its big sponsors is enterprise.
Okay, that's sponsoring any of the shows I'm doing? Well, no,
of course not. But they're certainly not sponsoring this
one. Because I don't think that would have been appropriate to
do. Right. And even if you wouldn't get in trouble
for knowing about enterprise and why I disliked them, right. And
even
in even if we even if we got away with it, you know, it's, I
can't then turn around and say, Oh, by the way, you get a great
deal from enterprise. Or Lee I could because I like him, but
you don't. So why don't you see how this works. And there's one
other thing you want to talk about that email thread that was
going on?
Yeah, God, no, I don't know anything about it.
You do. It's like we from Stephen pals markers on the Pels
markers. Yeah, yeah. Well, yeah. Apelles markers.
He's been donating a lot of money, which we're highly
appreciative of.
Yeah. And he's from Vander joven.
So he's from Xander, Xander, Xander. And so, you know, I make
a crack and saying, Oh, you must have a man crush on it. And he's
like, Oh, you're you're insulting your listeners. Like I
dude, you know, this is like humour. Nananana. Get over it.
But then, you know, you respond with a really long email, which
was almost uncharacteristic for you. So I feel that he, he
probably, he probably hit you with something there, John.
Well, he Yeah. It is uncharacteristic. I tend to
either write short essays to people or it's usually okay. You
know, something very terse I'm, I'm more known for that. Know,
what he did was he brought up the issue that come crops up
every so often, it's usually from people that just want to
complain. And they say, you know, you guys are better off
than most of your audience, and then you're begging for money.
You know, as though we're supposed to be working for free,
you know, as some sort of a public service. Yeah, the two
are not related. Even PBS doesn't do that. I mean, yeah, I
mean, you I suppose you could go to public access TV and do a
show for nothing, because you're on an ego trip, and you just
want to be on the air because I have a great voice. But that's
not the way we operate. We're commercial people. We don't, you
know, do things just, we just don't do things for the ego
stroking if we can't prove that we are worth some donations. To
be honest about I'll tell you right now, if we weren't getting
as, and we were just getting enough donations to pay for
producing the show and keeping the lights on and having a
dinner to which we haven't done an agency Other than that,
people bitch about that, too. They, but anyway, the point is,
is that if we weren't getting anything, we wouldn't be doing
the show at all. No, no, no, we wouldn't we would have stopped.
Yeah, because it's one of those things that you're gonna get
throw the stuff at the you know, we just haven't been getting
enough traction. That's kind of interesting. And we haven't
really put the screws to anybody to get more money. We just asked
for donations that you know, at no agendas, show.com and
divorced.org/na. And now the new
channel direct.com/na for all of our Eastern Bloc listeners.
Yeah.
So so that's the point. So I find it you know, but I've heard
this before. Well, you guys are already you get paid you get
money. You know you work for somebody I mean, it's just as
this kind of weird under current of resistance, you
know, John, why don't we just stop doing the show? Why don't
we just stop for a week or two and then see how people like it
let's just stop this this shut the show down. I don't don't pay
us anything. We'll stop it's done. The show down and see how
much how much fun is your Sunday morning gonna be? How much fun
is that Thursday morning when you're sitting at your computer
pretending to work gonna be if we're not on the air. How much
fun is your commute gonna be? If we're not doing the show?
And you have to listen to people telling you to go see Avatar.
Yes.
And then you actually gonna go and then you're gonna be
programmed to tell your friends
the way you know that's what we need. We need some subliminal
tell your friends to listen to the show. Because actually, I
still believe the way to get twice as much money. More
listeners if we get twice as many listeners and I think a lot
of people are amenable to our I don't think this show today
except for the She ate versus Obama butcher Wait, well, I
haven't hit yet but okay. Okay.
So but anyway, the point is, is that I find that argument, the
well, you guys, you know, you already have $1 in your pocket,
and is to be lame. And I don't want to be honest. I don't want
to hear it. You know, and I, you know, yeah, we don't really
insult anybody right. In fact, I like to send out the thanks for
some reason or other. I been studying it we get a lot of
these $5 subscriptions. In a very random fashion. We'll get
like, none for two days, and then there'll be a whole slew of
them at once. I don't know if it's a function of Pay Pal are
what it is, but I find it weird. The 27th We had like 10
So here's here's what's going on in the chat room. Okay, walrus
says I can live without the show. Okay, well, we'll turn it
off. Now. You're banned from listening. Ambra see,
you can live without anything. I mean, you can live in pairs. You
can live without apples. You want a world without apples and
pears. You can live without cherries. I mean, so what
shutting it down with that kind of attitude would probably drive
me away. Now. I love it when people send me emails say I've
unsubscribed Oh, I'm so hurt.
Oh, they should unsubscribe if you don't believe in you know
if you don't believe in capitalism and commercialism and
paying someone for work that they do. Oh you know what that
sounds like John.
Communism iron Rand see now this is the person that I blame Pels,
mockers for that right now Atlas Shrugged thing. Alright, let's
move on. To the point is he just he just helped us out and can
quit you know, I just you know, we're it's falls on deaf ears to
be make some of these complaints but they to us is just slightly
annoying. Because it comes and goes and it's like, okay, you
know, if you don't like to show we're not forcing anybody to
listen to show. We're not forcing anybody to give us
money.
I want more transparency. where's the money going? Well,
it's going to hookers and blow dude, what do you care? You
know, when you buy a Mac? Where's that money going besides
to China?
By the way that where's the money going? I'll tell you where
the money is going. It pays bills
it does it pay it pays my rent. Bills. Really does it pays bill
that's right. And hookers and blow
actually, I use some of the money to buy a couple of website
domains. Yeah, I we are going to the one of the stories that
broke this last week was the TSA busting in on some blogger and
to bloggers to bloggers were busted by the TSA for sending
out that message it has been public is basically a public
domain memo. Because TSA sent out to 10,000 people were
putting together a site to begin a public movement and this is
being paid for by NOAA the no agenda, money to begin a public
movement to give bloggers the same shield laws that regular
journalists have. There's no reason for this sort of thing to
be intimidated by the TSA. And by the way, if it was true that
the TSA threatened to put the guy on a no fly list are not
cooperating. Exactly. This is really a mounting to that the
TSA is a bunch of thugs and they're gonna start strong
arming people with threats of being put on a list. Is that
what it really is that what the government approves of? Is that
what is that the policy of this agency?
We want to know when I walked down the street in San
Francisco, I always have a you know, a wad a whole wad of
dollar bills and $5 bills you got to at least I do. And I have
a policy with giving money to people who are begging for money
on the street
it's a very dirty generally gives everyone a fine not
everyone know
it's it's I have a policy, which I generally adhere to. First of
all women I gotta tell you, I have a soft spot and when I've
been brought up when a lady asks you for help you help her no
matter what that's just the way I was brought up so if if
there's a female on the street begging for money i except for
the one with the dresses or cats up with like in like Santa Claus
suits. I can't give that one money. But if someone is
performing, I can't that's crazy guy crazy cat lady cat lady. I'm
not going to give you any money. But if someone's food, yeah, if
someone performs I will always give them money because you're
performing and then it's up to me to decide whether you know it
was worth something and I'll determine how much there was
right on by Union Square. What's that beautiful little street
that has the Italian restaurant? It has an English name that
street Beldon No. Oh, well, it'll hit me in a second. So
there's this this Susan Boyle looking woman. And she's
standing right in the middle of the street and she's got her a
little boombox with with CDs, and she's singing Ave Maria. She
has the most beautiful voice I've heard. She's there a lot.
Yeah, well, she's there all the time. And she's got this old
dude who's sitting in a chair next to the money box
countenance but it's okay. You know, because she's performing.
She's, she's an actual service is being performed. And I can
determine whether I just want to listen to it for free. Or if I
maybe want her to come back. And the way I know she'll be back
eventually, is if I'm going to drop some money in New York. I
love this approach. You always you can always get me with this
one guy comes up to me, he looked a little bit like Sammy
Davis Jr. I have to say we were down in the village Mickey
nights about 1130 at night. And he says, Sir, excuse me, I'm
going to tell you a joke. If you laugh at this joke, I would I
would appreciate a contribution. And I can't remember what the
joke was. Actually, it was a lewd joke. It was funny. Again,
Guy five bucks. You know, because he performed it. You
know? That's the way I see this show. So you don't always have
you always have to give no, I give him five bucks. I
think so. Have you ever done what I usually do is you go up
to the guy and you listen, you listen to these and you pull out
a 10. You say here's Jim giving you 10 bucks if you stop
performing?
No, I'm not like that. Yeah, okay. You're a nice guy. That's
why you do that all the time. All right, here it is. The
moment you've all been waiting for John to ready with your UFO
sound effects Earth is under threat of a catastrophic
disaster. And luckily, luckily, Russian scientists are gearing
up to avert it. According to Russia's space agency and
asteroid
This is ridiculous mainstream media news
named Apophis could hit the Earth in the 2030s. Now that's
the mainstream version of the news. The if you go a little bit
deeper into
it, you mean to the Russian news media?
Yeah, where where all the where the where the profit comes from
the truth. The it's a lot deeper actually. And it looks like this
thing is going to hit a lot sooner than the than the 2030s.
In fact, it could come within the next five to six years. And
I'll put a couple of links in the show notes about the
disinformation or the really the untruths that NASA spreads about
what they're seeing through their telescopes versus what the
rest of the world is seeing. And you just got a question why NASA
is, is just not not truthful about this stuff. Particularly
about you know, they call it a comet. That's what NASA says,
Oh, it's a comet. But it's really an asteroid, which is
there's a huge difference between the two. And this thing
is there's a lot of this happening right now remember, it
was a Venus that was struck by by an asteroid? No small one I
might add. There was
Mars. No, I
think it was Venus. Actually, I
think you're talking about Mars. I think I think Jupiter was also
hit by
maybe it was Jupiter. Let me see was a Jupiter. Yeah, Jupiter,
July, was hit by a very large structure that entered its
planetary zone. Despite everyone tracking all this stuff, no one
could mention it. No one No one could predict it.
Because they predicted it a few days in advance. Oh,
yeah. So so we don't have time to get Bruce Willis up there on
the asteroid. If we only have a couple of days, dude, we need a
little more time.
Well, that's why a couple of these. These people are talking
about how we should be spending more money on asteroid hunting
rather than global warming. crapola
we also have to take into it that the take into account that
the sun has been almost inactive you know, the it's the they call
it the deep solar minimum. Surely you know about this
stuff.
That's why it's been getting colder the last decade.
It's right now in the Netherlands. I was reading in
the news. Coldest in 100 years. That doesn't quite jive with
global warming. Coldest in 100 years
new ice age is upon us people are expecting
difficulty in travel to Europe maybe up until February because
of poor conditions and that's just infrastructure because look
at look at the United can afford to go to Europe anyway. Yeah, no
kidding. Actually, the pound is a what I think the what's the
euro? Maybe it was down a little bit
years by still but 45 and the pounds a buck 65 is too high.
Yeah. So you go mainstream news, but I'm not saying In a John,
I'm not kidding.
I just heard about it was on TV or something. They had some guy
talking. So yeah, we're we're gonna, we it's one in 40,000
chance of hitting the Earth and we're going to bomb it anyway
just to see if we know what we're doing to see
if we can hit it. Alright, and then this will this applies to
you. Are you in Medicare? No. Don't you
thinking about when I get older? I think I might I don't know
how, you know, I was still asking him. What is man I don't
even know, to be honest about it, I might want to look into
it. What Medicare is? Well, I think it's
when you're like retired and you don't have any gig and you're
not getting any donations, then, you know, there's links. It's
like a government sponsored programme that still costs you
500 bucks a month. But the Mayo Clinic, praised, of course, by
our president, as a national model for efficient health care,
has said, You know what, we're going to stop accepting Medicare
patients as of January 1, in its primary care clinics in Arizona,
because the government doesn't pay enough. There you go.
There you go. Arizona is where all the retirees go. Exactly.
Now they're going there to die, because it will not put seniors
in a position of being put to death by their government.
That's a report from Bloomberg. So many physicians have said I
simply cannot afford to keep taking care of Medicare
patients. And Medicare's about to be cut a cord if these bills
actually come together and pass by half wasn't half
$1,000,000,000,000.04 100
billion I think now 440, something like that. Yeah.
You should find out what that's about. John, are you a member of
the AARP? Not yet? You can be aren't you eligible and
eligible? Like if you're eligible at 55? I think Yeah.
Well, why don't you become a member there's all kinds of
benefits you can get into avatar cheap.
I don't get it. We don't get enough donations for me to
afford it.
Okay, and then one more from getting by the
way, we're not stopping the show to prove a point ever. And we do
have enough sustaining people that to keep the show going at
least twice a week or three times a week things are getting
messy. Are you like reading the chat room now or? No, I don't
I'm not looking at the chat room. I know what the chat rooms
are like. There are a bunch of literally they're mostly bipolar
psychos. No, don't say that. Say that. assaulting the listeners
know our listeners in the chatroom. We're actually pretty
good. I like our listeners. They've got a lot of great
contributions. They don't sit there and just just Yap away now
they've got some really good stuff. I disagree. This isn't
this is a good chat and we've got going on. We got good people
we got good peeps man.
deteriorate they always do. Anyways, no agenda show.com are
divorced.org/na or challenge or act.com/na to help us out for
the next couple of weeks. And we'll dig it. We'll start
looking into the Indian connection, the raw CIA battle
and outsourcing and flying saucers we're gonna find saucer
story this week. Do you
know that there's so many flying saucers stories that I decided
not to do them there were so many videos and site it's not
flying saucers. It's flying pyramids. That were actually
flying over the pyramids in Egypt. Pyramids. Yeah, no, they
were actually flying over the pyramids. It's amazing. But I
looked at the video and the video looked very real but they
added a soundtrack like it do. Gentlemen never believe this
one. I didn't want to bring it up. But there's been tonnes and
tonnes of sightings Oh yeah. This never stops and we're
coming up next couple of months after the snow clears we'll have
more crop circles it's going to be a great year. Crops are going
gonna be fantastic. All right, you had a little montage
Yeah, we're gonna have we weren't and the show and then
I'm gonna play I got 11 minutes of clips. Oh, nice. Last year.
Various clips are just short snippets from the various clips
and quotes that we've collected. The only one I have that's
missing which I was reason I didn't do this last show was the
I still have to go dig it up. But it's fine. Not there. I'll
tell you what it is. It's Obama saying that we're as soon as he
gets elected president. He's going to get us out of the Iraq
War and you can take that to the bank. Nice. And of course we
don't couldn't find that one. No, I think it's I think they've
somebody came into the house and ransacked the place and erased
it by
the way from the chat room. We buy your hookers. Be quiet,
John. I'll hit you in the mouth.
Which reminds me yes, they hit it in the mouth thing you didn't
plough it out. That's okay. It's in this clip coming up.
Oh, you know, this was a reasonably the laid back show.
You know, it's like
there wasn't a lot going on. People are just awful holiday
most people are watching football. We
don't make shit up, you know, we only report it as we see it. And
I think the nugget for today's show without a doubt was your
your raw theory, and I like it and we'll stay on that.
Indeed. So coming to you, I'm sorry, war with the CIA, people
should go to Google and start looking it up. And you're gonna
read a lot of articles. And it's kind of it's really interesting.
Our timings way off. Let's try that one again. So coming to
you. More nation West, in the minimum security containment
cell, which I can't be in for much longer, actually. It's
really coming down to the wire. We know what's crazy is I have
papers here that you have to sign as well. What Yeah, yeah.
Because, you know, half of no agenda is produced from you
know, is produced from here. And your half have no agenda. She
says, You've got to sign some papers. I can hear your jaw
dropping.
What? Sometimes because I use the parking space.
Oh, yeah, that too. We have important business parking
facilities here at at the crackpot command centre. So
yeah, if you don't mind, and then I don't know, I got to find
the new place.
Okay, damn.
Anyway, it's the new year. And I told you about my resolutions
for 2010 working very hard on them. And you'll see some of
that coming up in the next week or two, which also involves this
programme. So for the first show, the new year and get my
nation West, I'm Adam curry.
And I want to wish everybody a Happy 2010. And let's hope that
this next decade is not like the last miserable one, which by the
way, was the only time in the history of the stock market
where a 10 year period took place where if you had invested
at the beginning of the 10 years, you actually had less
money at the end of 10 years of sitting on your money, or
letting your money sit in the market. Anyway, I'm John C.
Dvorak, we'll
talk to you again on Thursday, right here on no agenda, jobs,
jobs, jobs and jobs, let's vote for jobs. Gentlelady is a
lunatic what she's doing is a danger to society.
I'd be visited every five years by somebody to talk about how
you want to die. I think it's crazy. This is in there. But
your thoughts, but it's not in there. I mean, basically, isn't
there?
Chris, Chris, first of all, so if 911 happened in a web 1.0
world, terrorists are certainly in a web 2.0 world. Now, if the
people of America didn't create the problem, who created the
problem? If the people of America didn't create the
problem, he said, the people
of America didn't create the problem. So tell us who created
this, Swiss banks evolve? Well, I would say this, this was this
problem. There's so much blame to go around. And that's the
problem with dressing with men and getting naked and showering
with them. If one gets the flu, you all get the flu just like
fed and people who are sick should actually wear masks at
home,
because it will not put seniors in a position of being put to
death by their government.
It's actually run out of control completely run amok. It's not
going to work here. Amsterdam is a massive swelling of the brain
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He smelled like alcohol. So I knew it wasn't real Santa,
because Santa doesn't drink alcohol.
It's happened because reality just became real.
30 hours ago, Yuna Lee and I were prisoners in North Korea.
Boxing is full of shit, man. I don't know what you think. But I
think American secretaries of state ought to be in the places
of human misery around the world.
Well yet people in the mouth. So what's your story?
You're pretty old. You're jealous. Old chicks are totally
jealous of me. I have no agenda. Presenting the international
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of the week. The NBC store is selling Obama merchandise
and parent laid off in excess of 60 workers but NPR is also
moving to grand new digs in two to three years. Please explain
how you can afford the new spot era national public treasure
National Public Radio
sponsorship underwriting advertising, call it whatever
you want always about hit the other guy in the mouth and
that's always my blessing.
Drove went from California to Washington DC on algae. Shut up,
grandpa.
Why should I take you with all due respect your expertise over
McChrystal is extreme. Kids. I mean, come on. With Ragu, you
can give your kids veggies they'll actually eat. Generally
speaking, we get the joke.
You want to educate the American people about science and its
relevance today? Do you believe in evolution? Sir? I do I
believe in evolution. I embrace the the view that God created
the heavens and the earth and the seas and all that's in them.
Right? You live in evolution is the means, Chris, that he used
to do that? I can't say but I do believe. Did you take biology in
school that you take science, which is all based on
evolutionary belief and assumption? Do you believe
another? The reason I'm asking is if you're incredible on
science, you've got to accept science do you always wanted to
play and Inherit the Wind? But on the global warming issue, I
know that in the mainstream now you're edging. This is why
people don't trust free media. Chris, there is a denial.
And he constantly is talking about how there was no global
warming. And free climatologist in the world says there's global
warming, every scientist has said there is a problem. We're
all on this dress together. And this guy goes out and says that
there's no global warming.
If I can add to that, you know, I think one of the biggest
problems you see right now is the fact that so much of what we
do online actually requires training. And I think where
you're going to see the greatest innovation in the coming decade
is going to be around that human computer interface. And think
about this. I know there are people on Second Life right now.
But imagine a universe where you have the Star Trek holodeck,
where you can literally ask the computer to act or ask questions
and get answers. In the same way. If you look at some of the
software companies, they've made it so complicated to interact
with their technologies. And at the same time, the underlying
architecture and the platforms. It's almost a chicken and egg
question, because a lot of it was built and architected around
bandwidth constraints. Therefore you had to deploy technologies
that were much more complicated in terms of interacting and
communicating now as broadband deployment, and more
importantly, if you look at the megabits per second, how much
how much information can we get through the pipeline is going to
be so important. And as new and new software technologies are
being introduced, but you're going to see a huge change from
how applications are architected with skip logic to video, and
much more human ways of interacting with these
applications rather than binary or COBOL ways of interacting
with those applications. Oh my god. I have to sit down.
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brother took care of that thing. And you had Nikki eyes and Mikey
franchisee that guy? Yeah, I want to see Jimmy two times who
got that nickname? Because he said everything twice like wanna
go get the papers get the papers. Are you mad? What sort
of a wild goose chase he suggested is ridiculous. Stuff
to this.
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it's getting a little noodley like I'd rather be like narrower
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