You know these kinds of documents you keep digging up
about the Senate disturbing. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak, February 7 2010 and time for your GIBBO nation
media assassination episode 172. This is no agenda watching C
span so you don't have to and coming to you live from the
minimum security containment sell crackpot command centre and
Gitmo nation West San Francisco, California in the morning. I'm
Adam curry and from
Northern Silicon Valley where there's not a cloud in the sky.
I'm John C. Dvorak.
Buzzkill. And the morning to you my friend, shame to you. Is the
morning in the morning. Yes. Have you twittered. Have you
tweeting Heimer? No, of course not. You spend all that time
getting ready. And then actually, I need to do a couple
things.
So I couldn't get, you know, C span was boring this week.
No, C span was awesome. Last night. I was I sent you a text
message, didn't you? You know, what? Can I just say something
you've got on to this damn, Google Voice crap. And so now I
have like 18 numbers that are all Google Voice numbers. And
you know, it's like, and you show up as John C. Dvorak on my
phone. I'm like, I'm texting you and you're not reading my tag so
you don't get him or you know, it's crazy. And then I get eyes.
John, this is my Google voicemail. What gives a crap if
it's your Google voicemail? You're just giving me more
useless information?
You're getting messages?
Yes. You have a message. Yeah. Anyway, so I sent you Sarah
Palin was on C span last night with her keynote for the the Tea
Party.
Here we got to talk about her
and I sent you and I sent you a message saying that
was busy working on the on the mailings thing I can do I've
watched enough stuff on C span and I saw the Frank and stuff
and the other crap, so I
got the Frank and stuff. But first of all, why don't we? Did
you send out the Twitter?
No, let me send out the Twitter. Oh my god, what
are you doing?
I'm trying I'm listening to you berate me.
You deserve it. I can't believe I mean, text messaging is
supposed to be the ultimate communication, you know,
guaranteed delivery. I got your message, or you got my message
and you ignored it.
No, I didn't realise it was from you. It came in from some really
weird numbers. What
Google Voice does they assign a crazy number to me. So so that
you can't recognise who I am. It's dumb. Google voice sucks
balls. Okay. So, who was our executive producer for this
number of input today? Oh, that's nice. We have our
executive producer, our old buddy who seems to be on his way
to knighthood. Steven Pels, mockers
Isn't he a night already by now nine he's one more. Steven pal
smackers.
$333.33
By the way does not I love the magic number Steven who does not
live in the Netherlands by the way he's a Belgian Yes, he is.
He says
is part two of the knighthood layaway plan on behalf of my
colleague this separator.
Okay, so we have to put the separator in parentheses again,
right? Yeah.
Please remember, it's the Belgians. The bravest of Gallic
warriors that carry the show
for this episode is absolutely true. Yeah, long live the
Belgians.
And that's highly
appreciated as always, yes.
And he's a member of these. He's he's on his way to a Belgian.
They're all great. Yeah, we love him. I was watching Paul row
last night as a matter of fact. What were you watching? While
row the murder mystery?
Was a porthole was French?
No, he's Belgian. Right. Oh, John Kilburn, Houston, Texas.
$200. Thank you, John. And another return visit from
Powell. Ilan. Seamus seamus.com. Puma and Netherlands.
Permanent. Oh.
And then of course we have Chris schooler who is actually visited
us at the offices. Yeah, this was kind of cool. We had
one of our producers from get my nation down under a little bit
to the left New Zealand on his way back from a ski trip in
Colorado stopped by the office. In fact, he stopped by when
neither of us were there. And then I'm walking to the office
and you know how weird it is when you're walking down the
street. Also, when someone comes up from behind and start saying
something to you.
Like, Hey, jerk off move.
No, like that could only be one person. I'm like, Oh crap, here
it is. I'm getting that now. This one and this guy. The guy
is like six feet tall like, Huh. And he says, You must be Adam.
And then he hands you a summons.
Exactly. You've been served. Yeah. And so he brought us
donation personally, which we also appreciate. And so he is
also listed as an executive producer today. What's his last
name again?
schooler SEIU le AR?
schooler? Right. And and I think we also said, Hey, dude, you
know, you really need to get us some information from New
Zealand. I mean, it can't Yeah,
we did it. He gave us two under $6. So he's the Associate
Executive Producer for this week. And my son man, big
mansion says he was sitting down the street. He was that guy you
were talking to from Wellington. I said, What are you have? And I
looked at his card. He is from Wellington. Apparently, there's
a specific Wellington accent that my son can identify because
he has a friend from Wellington. Really? I thought it was weird.
Well, thank
you very much, John, Kilburn and Seamus and Chris Schuler, and of
course, our note as Executive Associate Executive producers
and our executive producer for episode number 172 of no agenda.
Steven Pelle smackers on behalf of the separator, you know that
you need to put this on your CV. It'll look really good. It looks
professional. And it is absolutely true that you are
making this episode possible through your financing, which
gets you the executive producer credit. And it does get you
jobs, jobs, and jobs and more jobs. But it's proven it's
actually proven people who have donated to this programme have
gotten jobs because of it.
They haven't gotten laid though. I don't think
we were that's on the list of premiums will we'll be
promising. We're working on it. I do want to give you some
props, John. Okay. May I? I knew that will get your attention.
You called it? I'm gonna say four weeks ago, you called it
and you said it looks like they're trying to make Sarah
Palin, the leader of the Tea Party. And that this was being
orchestrated mainly through Fox News, in particular through
Glenn Beck.
Yeah, I think Becky is looking for some action.
Now but seriously, you called it you say no, I
call it it was it was it was writing was on the wall. So but
here's an interesting thing about and then we're going to
talk about this I might as well mentioned and you probably some
of Sarah's Yes, yes, I do. But there's a big scandal going on
because MSNBC had requested to a Freedom of Information Act all
her emails when she was a governor of Alaska during the
period that she was running. And the state let me get this story
up. It's actually met it filters got a good rundown of this
apparently, what's just gotten this 3000 pages of emails. And
let me just read this one little section here that somebody
mentioned.
So this is recent, these emails just came with
this just basically showed up MSNBC just got these let me just
read a quote here when msnbc.com and other other news
organisations and citizens of Alaska sought sought Palin email
records after she was named Republican vice presidential
running mate in August. The state initially quoted a cost as
high as $15 million for state technicians to find the emails
for state insurance to print out the emails one at a time. Well,
that's what that's what about what it costs to put up a
website for the government. So it's not surprising in their
first state laws to read them and determine what information
could be withheld. That's a little laborious approach the
state has taken which is a cost of more than 500,000 instead,
staff time, but the price prices it is charging have come down
considerably. You know what it was 15 million before now, the
state charged MSNBC $323.58. That
sounds about right, actually, I mean, it is a lot of work those
Freedom of Information Act requests. Yeah,
but with email, you know, you should be able to get this stuff
to
be read it's one out. Well, that's the that's usually how
it's requested. I have been through some of this and every
single email has to be read. They have to redact it. That's
why it's printed out. And then they then they eventually think
scan them back into PDF. There's a procedure I mean, it's
not what the story's about. I'm just getting started with them
don't digress. So I always say go don't digress. Where's the
show? Okay, it's time to wrap it up. So anyway, it appears that
it looks as though according to these email Alice, and I think
the direction they're gonna go is they're gonna make it appear
and is, it may or may not be true that Todd Palin was
actually running the place. Oh, you're kidding me? No, it's all
kinds of weird stuff. And then then when and then there's all
these little corruption, petty corruption. For example, one of
the one of the analysis analysis said the governor coached her
staff on how to disguise the amount of electrical work needed
at the mansion to hook up her new tanning bed. The manager of
Palin has travelled scheduled search for a public event to use
as justification. I just need one, quote, unquote, to charge
the state for an aeroplane flight for Palin, his daughter,
Willow, who made the trip but hadn't missed the event given as
its justification.
She actually wrote about that in her book.
The Shadow apparently, Todd was, you know, picking the Judicial
Appointments during contract negotiations.
I read the book and a lot of what you're telling me she,
whether it's true or not, or and seems pretty uninteresting in
general. She has addressed most of those things in her book.
She addressed electrical work near the tanning bed.
Yeah, well, not tanning beds, specifically, but electrical
work. Yes, she's addressed most of that.
And she coached his staff and how to disguise the amount
needed?
Is the word disguise in the actual email? I don't think so.
Well, maybe not whatever the case is, I'm sure. It's a way of
trying to make it is not the facts of the matter. Anything
else? Here's what here's what I'm trying to get to. But if you
wouldn't continually interrupt my train of thought, a MSNBC is
going to take this stuff, and they're gonna give it to
Olbermann, and that the idiot, what's her name, and they're
going to blow out all this stuff, and basically, try to
derail Baylands potential as being a presidential candidate.
If these people were Republicans, they would bury
this stuff, get her in as the candidate and then bring it out
and ruin the chances of her being elected. This is what they
did with muskie. And this is what they tend to do. The
Democrats are so kind of like in your face that they don't even
get how this mechanism works. And they're playing this
completely wrong. That's my only point. Well,
they've, they've wasted about 400 grand because circulating
the net today is a picture of Sarah Palin from the, from her
keynote at the tea party convention. And you've probably
seen it by now the chat room was all over it. She had crib notes
written on her left hand. Yeah, which three points it was energy
tax cuts, and lift American spirits. And of course, this is
the only thing the American public will hear about. And I'm
not pro Palin as a presidential candidate. And I do believe the
Tea Party is being hijacked. But there is a difference between
what she actually said what happened there in Tennessee. And
this is the I guarantee you the only thing you're going to hear
is about the crib notes on our left hand. That's the only thing
so they don't even need these emails. They will ridicule her
down to Oh, she's like, like a sixth grader needs crib notes.
It's gonna you watch you watch this happen it will without it
will be the complete distraction now, you saw that right? You saw
the crib notes?
Yeah, but it was like it didn't unfortunately, I wouldn't What
did it say? I
wonder? That's what I just told you. I just told you what it is.
I mean,
I mean, we actually seen a photo of it Yes,
yes. There's yeah, there's this video and a photo
show that same video you saw very unclear what
doesn't another there's a picture taken while she's at the
lectern. You want me to send it to you right now so you can see
Oh, do you believe me? Yeah, you want to see it? Hold on a
second. There's a photo of her taken at the lectern where it
actually Oh, I just gotta save this
because I'm convinced it should buy bread
No, it didn't say buy bread. Damn. Alright, here it is.
Coming at you. Now it says it says energy tax cut. And there's
actually one word crossed off and it says lift American
spirits which could be smoke American spirits. I don't know.
We got that. Just want to make sure you we really shouldn't do
this. It's really bad for the connection.
Yeah, it is but it doesn't seem to be affecting it at the
moment. Well,
not on your end, my friend. No, no. Okay, you got it. Now. Take
a look. And you'll see that's a pretty damn good picture. They
got it close up and I guarantee you that is the only thing that
will be discussed about her entire speech.
What does it say? Energy? Yeah, it
says energy tax cuts and lift American spirit. What
is it that what is it? That's x out? Who cares? That's
you sound like one of these new shows.
What is x dot? Well, we've
analysed it rare,
but I'm for one thing. I'm dubious that this is actually
what it is. But is
it is it is now John. This is like a
like to see is? enhance it.
Enhance zoom in on that. Okay, can you clarify? Oh, what kind
of pen was it written with? So anyway, the whole point, of
course, is laughable because the President of the United States
uses a teleprompter. And in the very spirit of no agenda, this
is what you pay for my friends, one we don't have to see. So I
spent my time last night watching this. And I would like
to review it with you, John and play a couple of clips. So first
of all, this is of course, a hijack of the Tea Party
movement. By the way, Sarah Palin was introduced by Andrew
Breitbart of big government.com. And yeah, so you know, there's
people with egos all over the place, which is kind of like,
all right, when I saw that, I was like, I'm not liking this.
Because the whole point of the Tea Party is It's low. It's a
it's a grassroots national movement, where people on a
local level, are kicking incumbents out of office, which
is, I think, great. And then and then there should not be a
leader, which Sarah Palin Does, does discuss. But at the end,
there's a clip that kind of shows you what things are to
come. But remember, this room was filled with Republicans,
Independents, disgruntled Democrat Democrats, in this
convention centre in in Tennessee. And I have to say, it
was like she had read the show notes to know what agenda, every
single topic, she went, boom, boom, boom, boom, she hit every
single one. This speech was for the Tea Party movement for
people who are pissed off about what's happening was a brilliant
speech. Without a teleprompter, I will say, and I got a couple
of clips starting off with the major slam that was it's an open
door, as we call it, but it was well done and made a lot of
sense for her to start the speech off.
proud to be American. Thank you. Thank you. Happy birthday,
Reagan.
Oh, by the way, there was a lot of happy birthday, Ronald
Reagan. Throughout the end, I watched some of the convention
earlier, because it was Ronald Reagan would have been Ronald
Reagan's 99th birthday. So there's a lot of Ronald Reagan
was great stuff all over the evening.
Well, you may not be welcome in those healthcare negotiations,
but you have an invitation to the tea party.
So that's good, right?
Yeah, it's okay.
I thought it was good.
But Delilah didn't like the fact like I don't. I have mixed
feelings about. Anyway, go just play it. I'm gonna listen. Wow.
Okay.
I wouldn't mind hearing your feedback on
that. Again, I can't put it in words. But there's something
about her being the spokesperson for the Tea Party and welcoming,
welcoming C span, which she's not really a spokesman. She's
just a public speaker.
Well, you she addresses that very topic.
And your voice is too important. So work hard for these
candidates, but put your faith in ideas. And in that spirit, I
caution against allowing this movement to be defined by any
one leader, or politician. The Tea Party movement is not a top
down operation. It's a ground up call to action that is forcing
both parties to change the way that they're doing business. And
so I think this is a clip we need to save because he or she
is saying it should not be one politician. There should be no
leader and she cautions everybody for that. So she
addressed that pretty early on. Then, of course, as I said, I
don't care which way you look at it. She is a reason besides the
voice which is just it really starts to not
it's a grating voice and it's like this squeaky squawky thing.
I mean, when I first saw, you know, their her bio and all that
I had predicted she would be a candidate and wasn't surprised
when they picked her. And then when I realised that she sounds
just dreadful you get just makes you want to put me earmuffs on
or
Mickey said the same thing. Yeah, yeah, it's it's a little
grating. I agree. But anyway, just moving through here. She
slams the resonance. Listen to the crowd by the way, they were
loving her standing ovation after standing ovation.
Bigger than any key mean of a Tea Party, and it's a lot bigger
than any charismatic guy with a teleprompter
I have to say it wasn't like one after another. It was like zinc,
zinc, zinc and then the meat of her the meat of the of the
keynote, which I really didn't like, cuz she's all over. You
know how she has a kid in the Interac. And so I can understand
that you know where she's coming from and to some degree, but she
really is stepping up on the, on the security of the country. I
don't think she says homeland at least I hope not. So she she
really lays into this a little bit longer clip, but she really
lays into the doublespeak in Washington, and then go straight
into the crotch bomber. And I think this was really the the
main crux of her platform, which unfortunately may become the
platform of the Tea Party if she actually becomes some kind of
candidate for them.
Now, in recent weeks, many of us have grown even more uneasy
about our administration's approach to national security,
the most important role of scribe to our federal
government. Let me say, too, it's not politicising our
security to discuss our concern, because Americans deserve to
know the truth about the threats that we face, and what the
administration is or isn't doing about them. So let's talk about
them. New terms used like Overseas Contingency Operation
instead of the word war, that reflects a worldview that is out
of touch with the enemy that we face. We can't spin our way out
of this threat. It's one thing to call a pay raise a job
created or saved. It's quite another to call the devastation
that a homicide bomber can inflict a manmade disaster. And
I just say come on Washington, if nowhere else national
security, that's one place where you got to call it like it is.
Right.
We should acknowledge that on Christmas Day, the system did
not work. Abdul Muttalib passed through airport security with a
bomb and he boarded a flight hell bent on killing innocent
passengers terrorist trained in Yemen with al Qaeda. His
American visa was not revoked until after he tried to kill
hundreds of passengers on Christmas Day. The only thing
that stopped us terrorists, wind lugging brave passengers really
it was a Christmas miracle. And that is not the way that the
system is supposed to work.
And CCC is all over this. And I'm not liking how she's she's
basically saying we should have waterboarded the guy as she
moves on now saying we only interrogated him for 15 minutes.
So she's, she's like kind of on the waterboarding tip, which I'm
not too not too hot on.
I don't know. I mean, I think and I'm surprised that she's
even still in the picture and people are standing and clapping
for her
one I think I think you're misunderstanding what's
happening even though you called it is this is a group of people
who are very angry. And the most dangerous thing has happened is
they brought in a robotic shill to rile them up and she you
know, she looks reasonably pleasing they have to work on
the voice. I think they could detune it a little bit. They put
one of those auto tuners in her voice box to to just bring it
down to half an octave would be fine. But she's my point is
every single thing she did was just hit after hit after hit of
all the things that the people who are angry about and listen
to Rush Limbaugh Hannity or what's his name back,
rally and back.
Yeah. So here's another one. What's another huge. So she's
just hitting back and everything is like, oh, everything's being
blamed on the previous administration. So she has to
hit that as well.
The lesson of the last year is this foreign policy can't be
managed through the politics of personality. And our president
would do well to take note of an observation John F. Kennedy had
made once he was in office, that all of the world's problems
aren't his predecessors fault. I
don't know if Kennedy actually said that. Can you? Can you
recall anything like that? I never heard that. I never heard
it. Now, of course, he lays in to
me, Kennedy, for one thing, followed like an extremely
popular President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who wasn't really
blamed for anything, because in fact, during that era, and
answer this probably until about the mid 1970s, at least amongst
the Democrats, and I probably made it possible for most
Republicans. Eisenhower's was, was called and considered a do
nothing precedent, never really created any problems. He was
just basically a maintenance guy.
Did Kennedy inherit some kind of huge problem except for
the now? I mean, the Korean War? I mean, no, the only problem
that was kind of inherited, the Korean War was over, I believe,
but the thing that was kind of inherited was a police action
that the French were involved in, in Vietnam. And it was a
minor nothing at the time, and Kennedy came in and screwed it
up. And within it was further screwed up by Lyndon Johnson. So
we
should investigate if he actually ever used that quote,
because I've never heard of it.
I think it's made up. Yeah. Maybe somebody we haven't
million list for. So let's see.
For us, yeah. Now we. So of course, along with the populace.
Her popular speech, she obviously has to lay into hope
and change and the transparency and how Washington was going to
change and she hits that one right on the mark. Again,
remember, this is this was easy to do. You and I could have done
this. We probably could have done it in high heels. But we
definitely could have done the speech.
Remember, our administration promised that it would be good
stewards of taxpayer dollars. Remember, remember Vice
President Biden, he was put in charge of a tough, unprecedented
oversight efforts. That's how it was introduced. You know why?
Because nobody messes with Joe. Now
this was all part of that hope and change and transparency. And
now a year later, I got ASOs, supporters of all that. How's
that hope be changing stuff working out for you? I
thought that was pretty funny. How's that hopey changey stuff
working out for you? Anyway, so then she bitches about the
transparency, she nails the 40 lobbyists currently in the
administration, I'm not going to play those clips for you. But
then finally, the one that we really are waiting for is, you
know, so is she going to be the leader of the Tea Party?
Remember, she's just said that this should not take place,
there should be no leader. And she's then interviewed after
this. She gets like three or four questions after her speech.
And, and of course, she's asked if there'll be president Palin.
And the question was kind of asked two times. So just the
second answer as she's about to go. And, and that'll kind of sum
it all up where this is headed. So
thank you so much for coming down here. We really appreciate
it. You may have to fight your way out of here from all these
people who don't want you to leave.
Well, I appreciate the opportunity to be here. I have
to apologise if I had anything to do with any of the
controversy that some of the media spun up. I'm more
controversy. All right. I am happy, honoured proud to take
any speaking fee that was ever going to be written out for me
via cheque and turn it right back around and give it to the
cause this is this isn't about money. It's not about a title.
It's not about a leader. position here in this movement.
It is about the people I will live, I will die for the people
of America, whatever I can do to help. And this party, this party
that we call the Tea Party, this movement, as I say, is the
future of politics in America, and I am proud to get to be here
today.
So she's setting herself up. Yeah.
You know, it's like the brown shirts at some level, but at the
violence, but that can change. And she thinks she can be the
boss. I don't know. I find that you know, I do be honest about
it. At this point. I just find her so incredibly annoying, that
I'm having a hard time even with this segment is gonna happen in
its promise. What we're really ultra annoying is not even this
part is that that was I think this is going to continue and so
to deal with this woman.
Well, I guess the only the only well first of all, it is our
service and we need to at least listen to all this stuff to know
what is going on is wanting beings in what's being said. And
I think that the way I analyse it is very simple. There's two
things going on first, I was beautiful to see a roomful of
Americans who were actually pissed off and want to do
something about it and have started to organise on The other
hand, this is the tipping point. This is the moment where it's
about to go all all wrong. You've got all these weird
people in there, including Sarah Palin, and they're taking over
the movement. They are completely hijacking the
movement, which will be, which is it's like it was set up
months in advance, John, it goes, I think it goes all the
way back to her quitting the governorship. They already knew
what they were going to do. And the media is on board. Fox is on
board because she's got our platform. They've got everything
all set up, they're ready to go. And it's a very dangerous
tipping point in the entire Tea Party movement. And I might
point out that the very first Tea Party, as far as I can
remember was Ron Paul, and he is not mentioned once in this
entire symposium, which I watched hours of it. Yes. So
really not once. And by the way, he wasn't invited. He wasn't
there. So I just can't take it seriously. It's not it can't be
the real deal.
No, if Ron Paul, you're right. And Ron Paul is the giveaway. He
is the The Harbinger that you have Breitbart, but you don't
have Ron Paul, you have Sarah Palin, but you don't have run
upon then nobody mentioned Ron Paul, but and keep making
accolades to Reagan. In some sort of, you know, hoping to get
a knee jerk reaction. Oh, Reagan, Reagan. Reagan.
It was the whole time continue and I'm sure it wasn't chosen on
Reagan's 99th birthday by accident. Or as we say,
coincidence, I think not working with
it we got a new we got a new jingle jingle I love it. It's
great. All right, enough Palin. Hey, it's a service now you can
now you can at least slam her and the Tea Party hijacking
intelligently at the next at your Super Bowl party. All
right, because yeah, you can say I know what's going on I saw it.
It's a service All right, so
no real news
is on the blog. I should mention it just in case anyone wants to
know because Valentine's Day is coming up here in Toronto.
Toronto. I'm gonna read through the article Toronto is a Mildred
temple kitchen is inviting customers to have sex in its
bathrooms.
This is what a restaurant What did you say? Yeah, Valentine's
weekend promotion takes uncomfortable but electrifying
sex from the close confines of an aeroplane and transfers to
the unisex stalls of the HANA Avenue Restaurant. The Liberty
Village restaurant sorry sir Liberty Village villages temple
kitchen delivery village restaurant proposes modern
bathrooms become one of the 101 places to have sex before you
die. What are the other one or the other 100 builders temple
sorry. In Liberty Village I didn't realise those who was
Mildred has always listen to the certain response. One customer
didn't want to be naked or I'm sorry, named. remembers going to
a wedding at the eateries Oh location and seeing a copy of
the Kama Sutra in the bathroom. They invited says the customer.
This time the invitation is explicit on the website and
children's asks, Have you given any thought to moving beyond the
bedroom? Check out Mildred sexy bathrooms throughout the weekend
of Big Love you get the picture unquote.
That's the point. This is just more commercialism around a
stupid date.
I know I hate it too. But I have to say this is at least a little
creative. And in Canada. Yeah. Billy in the United States. You
couldn't do this because you'd be put on the
list. Oh, yeah. No, you can't do that. No, we can't have any fun
anymore. We want to use stuff used to be fun,
John? Yeah, I remember that back in the day.
I'm even old enough to remember when stuff used to be fun used
to read fun stuff and think that's fun.
Yeah, nowadays, you know that when I was a kid, you know, they
used to make out in the drive in theatres.
Hugging on Sunday in the backseat,
while they were doing more than kissing and a lot of these cars
because the funny thing is about the drive in theatre is that the
the car windows would fogged up to an extreme with just the
nature of of the you know, being in a cold night car you're
breathing a lot to completely fogged up. And if you wanted to
have section of taxi it wasn't like very difficult to do.
nowadays. You would be busted and turn put on the sex
offenders list and given a an ankle bracelet so we can track
you It is true. So I just thought it was a good, good real
news story. Yeah, I love it.
You want some real real news? I mean, the The Euro was
collapsing is that of any interest to you?
That is collapsing as I'd like it to. It's down to a buttery
six. I think
this is pretty interesting, though, what's happened because
we have the Club Med as it's being known Greece, Portugal,
Spain, who essentially, you know, they're all on board the
euro. And so they don't have their own currency. And they
have, you know, huge deficits, like 10 12%. And it's not
supposed to be more than three, I think, is the general
agreement. And, and there's all kinds of corruption and all this
crap is coming out, and the farmers are burning, burning all
their shit. And of course, these these countries don't have their
own currency to inflate or or mess with, to, to combat what's
happening. And so now, you know, the question is, will the
European Union ie the other states in Gitmo nation east?
Will they bail out these these countries? Or will they have to
leave the union or what happens? You know, and no one really
knows, and there's all kinds of everyone's freaking out in the
financial sector. And it seems like it's no good can come of
it. And now just just announced or reported, investors withdraw
up to $10 billion from Greece, as government prepares tax
crackdown to cut down the deficit, which is about the only
thing they can do is to raise taxes. So all the money is now
flowing out of Greece into Switzerland and other places.
Traditionally, the Greece already the Greek already put
their money in Switzerland, but you know, they've got like, what
are they like? They're into shipping and stuff. So now
they're taking all the private money out, there'll be no money
left in Greece. Yeah. Seriously, none No money. No taxes, or guys
go sky high. No one's gonna want to go on vacation there. It's
horrible. Yeah, you
know, Greece was is always been kind of a dingy place. I mean,
it has I mean, the islands are some of the islands,
that Acropolis thing is dusty, man. It's no good. I'm talking
about Athens, a regular city where people live, it just is
grimy. And here's, there's also something about GRI I went to
this is a while back, but I did go to Greece. And I went and
contrasted it with this symbol, the Athens and dissembled back
to back and I have like couple anecdotes. First of all, so I
was with a group. And so I figured out what the absolute
best restaurant in town was in Athens. And I wish I had the
name in front of me because they need to be called out. But
people will know this story. They had the new one of the top
one Awards, the Wine Spectator for the spectacular wine list of
1000s 10s of 1000s of unbelievably rare and great
wine. So I started going in, I did my research. So I started
ordering some of these wines. And it kept coming back like
this. We we only have one bottle of that left. So you can't have
it. Why can't you have the last bottle right? Like it went on
and on? And that says no, you only have one bottle of that
left. This went on and on. It was right after wine. And
finally the guys well there's a couple of bottles. Okay, we'll
get one. So we brought it back and they said, Well, we only
have one left. We can't have the other one. It was just it was a
shill it was just to keep the wines in on the list. Okay, so
it was a total scam. So they had this huge wine lists with all
these famous wines on it, but you can't bind because they're
the only ones left which is bullshit. Anyway, sorry,
annoying. And
well, you know, that just proves that the country deserves to go
to ship because they screw with their wine lists. All right,
great.
That's true. The French would never do that. So anyway, John,
come show me why I'm contrasting Olympic air with anyone who's
flown this
carrier I've flown Olympic Air and Air
start the engineer with a shot gun
directly on airport Yeah, one of those big cartridges.
So we get on this plane which is a piece of crap. And it's just I
mean business class and it's like everyone can smoke but it's
like so this is like the last airline level everyone's smoking
all over the place. And the but what's funny is that a thing is
in the runway and before the wheels are up, I'm smelling
smoke and I'm looking around it's the stewardess
and it wasn't from her mouth
so anyway so she's like can't wait to delay so meanwhile so I
took the my next leg of this flight I took a Turkish airways
Turkish airways is using nothing but new equipment was gorgeous.
Sex vacations you usually booked John or was this something else?
Now? This is just I just find that loud Do wine list vacation,
buying rugs
anyway, the central bankers of the world are desperately trying
to figure out what to do. And there's there's a meeting today
and tomorrow in Australia of all places. So we really need our no
agenda militia down under to go and check it out. They are
meeting with, of course, the Bank of International
Settlements, which of course, is the true central bank of all the
central banks. And you're not hearing a lot about this, by the
way. They're, you know, they're, I would say, it's kind of
secret. But they're really, they're freaking out. And
Geithner is going to be their little Timmy and Bernanke, and
everyone's going to be down there in Australia. I mean, why
do they have to go to Australia? It can go down when people have
thrown rocks out. Normally do Yeah, that will be one of the
two reasons secrecy and no rock policy.
Yeah, they Australia's done, you know, as far as they're
concerned, just tourists dollars.
So Well, I
think devil think it could what happens if Greece goes down? I
mean, they're not just Greece,
it's it's Portugal and Spain. If it goes down? Well, the euro, I
think could conceivably go to like 90 cents against the
dollar. That's what
it's supposed to be exactly.
So interested. So
let's hope it happens. You know, the thing is, you know, that our
government seems to think that a weak dollar is great, because
it's going to help encourage exports. You know, what do we
export Boeing jets? Okay, well, those are big ticket items, and
maybe caterpillar and train most of the stuff we're not we're not
big export country, I mean, let's take a look at the balance
of the budget. If we get a strong dollar, which is what we
should have, it's going to encourage investment. Because
people jump into the stock market as the dollar is gonna be
worth more and more money just on just so you don't even have
to come to them to even make profit anymore. It's just going
to be naturally profitable. And so that is where the direction
we should go. We should go to the strong dollar policy. But
these guys, these idiots in Washington, I'm not absolutely
sure they get that at all.
I don't think they get anything.
Well, while on the topic. Let's see. Where is my I have some
clips. Okay.
These are the clips you don't remember some believable.
Here's the joke of it. So I'm going to actually go look at the
list of clips. And
I don't want to mention the names because it kind of gives
away what it is. But I've got it.
Here. Let me just look at the there's one that's off brother.
Just go give me you'd go on to your next topic. And let me go
dig this up.
This like you don't care about what I say. That's because I'm
preoccupied with these clips and what what are they? Okay, just
off my bio rhythms. I was looking at him on my I was
looking at my Nexus One phones and a little bio rhythms
programme. This is like a triple down.
Bio rhythms programme on your Nexus One well, okay, I'll hook
into that. And love the fact that that Google has announced a
quote, partnership with the NSA, the National Security Agency,
the biggest spooks on the in the on the face of the planet.
That's a partnership to work together to ward off these cyber
attacks. You know, I'm sorry, but this has been glossed over
so easily by everybody a partnership. How can you Google
it has been compromised, compromised? The critical
question is at what level will the American public be
comfortable with Google sharing information with the NSA said
Ellen McCarthy, president of the Intelligence and National
Security Alliance, an organisation of current and
former intelligence and national security officials that seeks
ways to foster greater sharing of information between
government and industry IE, a spook retirement home? This is
the only person you could find Washington Post. You're
compromised as well. They're all compromised. It's crazy. The NSA
in partnership with Google we already suspected they were part
of the CIA or that they had the CIA in the in there. But now I
mean, the NSA This is unbelievable. Evil Baba just
just skip the do know and just be the mark of the beast. Google
is evil. And that phone that do throw that in the toilet now.
I keep it turned off. I'm
not worried. This little man in there. He needs to be fed he
needs to be fed keep your batteries fired up dude.
clip of this but some guy in
No, I have nothing to say about this Google NSA.
No, I mean, it's a foregone conclusion. At least you're
honest about it. They should put the NSA logo at the bottom of
the Google search engine.
No, no, not at the box. bottom at the top that you just have to
owes. Yeah, somewhere in partnership with NSA, for your
safety against the Chinese like you don't it's not just
gambling. You know, no wonder, Sergei,
what are we supposed to say about mankind? Well, you're
supposed to write a column and say, Oh, these bad people at
Google they have they got the NSA in their bedrooms or you
know, or whatever.
It would be a good start. And now and now the was this. FBI
wants records of websites visited kept for two years, FBI
pressing internet service providers to record which
websites customers visit and retain those logs for two years.
And requirement here comes that law enforcement believes could
help us investigations of child pornography, and other serious
crimes. Is that the only thing we worry about?
Apparently, that and flat breasts? Well, that's the
Australia,
Australia. They got their own internet problems. But I mean,
seriously. Are these people for real child
porn is now being used as the as the essentially the cover for
fishing exposit positions of all sorts. It's a cover. While we do
it for this reason, okay, well, gee, we can't we. And meanwhile,
they're looking for anything, political affiliations, stock
market tips. I mean, the only reason people want to violate
your privacy is so they can blackmail you. Well, you know,
it's no big deal. Anyone can be blackmailed.
Maybe we need to, maybe we don't forget about it. You know, what?
Is it something that you don't want to be known? Just don't put
it online, write it down on some paper and eat it and eat the
paper. Eat your notes. That's the safest we need to go back.
That's why they won't teach kids to write script. Cursive
anymore. They don't want people writing they want an old
digital.
This is true. You might be right. That may be true.
No, I heard this is no longer in the curriculum, that cursive
writing is no longer required. And it's all supposed to be
block letters. I could be wrong. But I think I read this
somewhere that that's the new curriculum driven by the
government. Make sure you write in black letters in the
blocks. Yeah, inside the lines. You know what you have to do?
Because they don't know they don't want people to write. And
we also used to learn Greek and Latin. You had mandatory Greek
and Latin, didn't you?
In school? No, we had mandatory foreign languages. But the Latin
requirement had been disappeared by the time I got to high
school.
Because isn't I mean, look at all E Pluribus Unum. Isn't that
like Latin? Should we be learning that language if it's
on our money? Yeah.
I mean, why should I think we should learn Latin anyway, it
makes you much more, it's easier to pick up other languages. And
it gives you the sense of where these words came from and what
they really mean. And yeah,
but that's all been removed all of the ancient mysteries of the
world were all in Latin and Greek and that's why they don't
want you learning it because they don't want you to know all
the ancient the ancient
technology. No, you didn't know anything. That's correct. So I'm
looking at this story, by the way that this one I was looking
for. This was professor at Portland State gets up and he
points out some 30 year old student in the
Oh, yes, no, I've read this story. Yes, amazing.
Classroom says this man is an agent for the FBI. I want him
out a year and went made a big stink in the kid kid. He's 30
apparently going around giving classes on how to make Molotov
cocktails and how to buy assault weapons and all this other
stuff, which doesn't sound like he's an agent of the FBI. But
what it obviously was he was a honeypot of some sort. You know,
FBI phoning us trying to see who'd be interested in making a
Molotov cocktail. And I guess this professor who was raised in
Eastern Europe found that you knew how to spot guys like this
because he was noticing them in Bulgaria when he was a student
himself, I guess or something like that. I don't the
background is sketchy, but he's been a professor at Portland
State for 25 years or so. spotted this phoney and which he
believes to be a phoney a legit phoney and call it course
Professor got fired and the kids you know hasn't been nobody's
not talking to anything. I thought that was a peculiar
sorry. So there's a thought now that the the all the schools are
loaded with these phoney, you know, these shoulder kids who
are really FBI?
Yeah, whenever older. I mean, 30 is not a kid by the way. His
name was Mr. Bucharest. I mean, please. Name is Bucharest,
Bucharest, and here's the FBI in Portland. confirmed last month
and again Thursday. The suggestion that Mr. Bucharest is
in any way, in any way has tried to incite violence or at least
Egle activity is false. The suggestion that Mr. Bucharest in
any way has sought to know that, by the way, in any way has
threatened any PSU student is false. Mr. Bucharest is
disheartened that Professor halls union representative is
making inflammatory public statements rather than letting
the PSU INVISTA investigation run its course. Why doesn't the
FBI just say he's not a fucking fed? But they're not saying
that. You're saying he didn't incite violence? You know, he
was a peaceful FBI agent. I wish I had audio or video this guy
apparently really exploded and just freaked out on him.
Yeah, we need to record people out there. You need to record
everything.
Yeah, please. It's a material but I Oh, here it is. Here's the
here's the details. But 30 minutes less than the class home
the hall that's the professor made a dramatic announcement and
FBI informant was enrolled in the class he talked about his
experience with government informants in East Germany, then
identified the student as Zack Bucharest, how put a letter
detailing his accusations on the overhead projector. So they're
still using overhead projectors. They're interesting to note so
the class could read it. Hold on handed Bucharest a packet to
give to his superiors cool. Like yeah, here's all the info you
want. Douchebag then he proceeded to say a lot of
unpleasant things about Bucharest for instance, hall
called Bucharest a killer and said that he had the spirit of
Cain and the spirit of Judas Hall snapped that digital photo
of Bucharest and said that if he ever saw him on campus, again,
he would plaster his photo and copies of his photos all over
campus campus until everyone who was I mean, you know, this guy
didn't just freak out like that. I'm sure he's right. Yeah,
I'm sure he is. He probably knew the earmarks. And then he did a
little research I'm sure. You know, before it blew up, and
then that blew up. You know,
I so first of all, I totally believe that there are shills in
campuses. I also think they're in all houses of worship and
churches, synagogues everywhere. I mean, yes, of course they are.
That's what they do. And now
they're probably in a lot of corporations. Yeah. Oh. In fact,
there was an interesting article, which is also on the
blog. That's guy Samuel Bowles was talking about what he calls
guard labour. In the 2007 paper on the subject key and co author
our own yay, yay, a dev at assistant professor University
of Massachusetts making the astonishing claim. Roughly one
in four Americans is employed to keep fellow citizens in line and
protect private wealth from would be Robin Hood's job
descriptions of guard labour range from imposing work
discipline. Think of the corporate IT spies who keep desk
jockeys from slacking off online to enforcing law enforcement
like officers the Santa Fe Police Department, Paddy waggon,
department parked outside of Walmart, the greater of the
inequalities are in a society the more guard labour it
requires Bowles finds. This holds true among US states with
relatively unequal states like New Mexico employing and greater
share of guard labour than relatively egalitarian states
like Wisconsin.
Do you remember the movie scanners?
You know, I never I've only seen the clips of the guys heads
blowing up. I never actually watched the movie.
Actually, here's a better one Invasion of the Body Snatchers
will be better. So we need to kind of have you know when when
when they would see one of them. And then one of them would see
you and you are not a pod person, they would go so we need
to do that when we spot a fed. Thank God Mickey's not activated
yet. And we asked him a better word than said
he has a bad word. Not good. Any like this guard labour thing
though. This is interesting, but
it's like too many syllables. Yeah, no, it has to be some
little
catchy little term that we can make into a jingle. Yeah.
Exactly. And then you can play it on your pocket, no agenda
app, you can play the jingle.
Push the button and the kids only insiders would know. But
yeah, they would all know.
It's yeah, but it's pretty sad. And you know what, I have some
background in the in the spook arena. Totally. There.
incorporations that news organisations is where they are
the most, most, most CIA and FBI and other type of information
jobs, but it's not all like running around with satellite
dishes and you know, Spy spy satellites and secret little
mini recorders. A lot of it is just indoctrinating the media.
It's just pure Cohen Tell Pro. That's what a lot of the work
is. And in this case, you know, just checking up on everybody,
making sure you're all on board with the programme and when you
get on a LAN and we have to You're drowning in a pool of
aspirin.
So we can play a clip here that would be kind of someone who is
completely out of control. So I'm watching the eight most of
my clips come from today. Normally, I don't listen to the
show because it makes my teeth itch
fed head is a suggestion from the Fed they had no agenda
militia. I like that said head said had good work.
Anyway, so I'm watching the Democracy Now show with Amy
lipless lipless wonder Goodman. No, no, no
need to get personal John.
I'm sorry. So I just think she's she just, I don't know. She's
just someone that's on the air and so full of herself is just
hard to watch. And she's wordy.
Is she friends with Arianna Huffington? You know, I
don't know. That's a good question. I don't think so. But
they could easily become friends. Anyway, so. So they're
playing, then everything is slanted on the show to an
extreme and they're terribly moaning about the Olympics in
Vancouver. It's not as though the Vancouver has got enough
problems with their offices. It doesn't want to snow for the
Winter Olympics, which is just too funny. So they get some
there's apparently a protest and there's Oh, this protest and
they're going to talk about the protests and is like, I'm sure
to guys like eight people protest. So they get all these
news guys are more news guys than protesters and they're all
listening to this, this rabid complainer. But it's not that
you didn't used to be complaining about the Olympics
in some way. But no, she said she had the mics on her is going
to be you'll hear this, she decided to go on his rant about
every injustice that you can think of that wasn't written on
the palm of her hand. But this place
has not been publicly shown. But it said to show the other
Olympics.
I'm so sorry. I just hit the Amy Goodman. My mistake. Here we go
Olympics tres.
And in Canada, activists in the city of Vancouver are gearing up
for protests against this month's Olympic Games. The
Olympics resistance network is organised a people summit to
go wow, that sounds real 40s Doesn't it? doTERRA Olympics
resistance network
coincide with the games opening Saturday. No,
no, no agenda militia boy. I'll tell you
organise the people summit to coincide with the game's opening
ceremonies next week. Our show Alia of the Olympics resistance
network said the games are undermining indigenous rights
and social surfaces. We see that the games have been overrun with
a budget of over $7 billion indigenous lands continue to be
exploited and stolen with ski resort developments all across
British Columbia, increasing poverty and criminalization of
the poor and the Downtown Eastside, a massive cutback in
public spending and an increasing budget for policing
and militarization. Here in Vancouver, we have $1 billion
that are being sunk into a military police state in the
lead up to the Olympics.
What's your problem? Join the club.
Like, what was she going on about budget considerations? And
this has nothing to do with the Olympics.
Nothing to do with indigenous peoples either.
No. I shake my head I go. What's wrong with these people?
Well, this is, you know, I feel bad because essentially, she's
just angry. But then you're right. You know, she doesn't
know how to how to project your anger other than through an
intellectual non sequiturs. This is more than I can do. But
still.
Amy Goodman and Planned Parenthood clip.
Okay, cuz I have a Planned Parenthood thing here as well. I
think I got a couple.
Okay. The ad
has not been publicly shown. But it's
background. Yeah, please. This is the this is the Superbowl ad.
Oh, there's
a Superbowl ad and everyone's commenting on adware on the left
is commenting on it. Because essentially, you know, here's
the here's the litany. This horrible ad, although we haven't
seen it. Have you seen it? No, I haven't seen it. Have you seen
it? No, I haven't seen it. But it's horrible.
It's almost like the GoDaddy ads where you it's everyone's like,
oh, it just has to be banned. But no one's actually seen it
because it's a PR stunt.
Yeah. So these ones are all worked up. And they're all in a
lather over all this ad because it's done by Gregor because
Consortium, which is one of the very hated Dobson group, and
they don't, they're terrible. Whatever they do is going to be
bad because of some because these people oh, by the way,
Amy, and the rest of you is called stereotyping what you're
doing and it's supposed to be bad according to your
philosophies. But anyway, leave that alone that nobody's seen
the other all worked up about it and So they start comparing it
to another ad which somebody supposedly wanted to run even
though it's some gay dating service which doesn't have the
two and a half million dollars to pay for this ad and basically
it's just shows two guys making out and it has to be filmed with
like a camcorder like a cheap ad would take anyway but I don't
see why they won't take the gate. Yeah, I did. Take this out
that we haven't seen for years what it looks like and just
driving me crazy to listen to these idiots replay this
ad has not been publicly shown but it's said to show the mother
of college football star Tim Tebow talking about her choice
to continue her pregnancy in 1987 against medical advice of
her doctor. The website Daily Beast reported CBS worked with
Focus on the Family on the ads script. Gary Schneeberger, a
spokesperson for focus on family said quote
so this is actually session to plan an earlier clip where she
says that apparently the ad was presented to CBS and CBS is no
you can't you can't do this. You can't say that. You can't say
this. And so they made they made it they censored the ad
somewhat. So it would wouldn't be a provocative ad. But if
you'd listen to The Daily Beast and their CBS helped them write
the ad. When you give something to a publisher, and they say
this has got to go you can't use it. That's not helping you write
censorship.
So you know, let's get this to get the story straight. You
helping you helping you write the ad is not the same as
censoring it. Anyway, sorry, go on.
shins about the specific wording of the spot, and we came to a
compromise. Well, Planned Parenthood responded to the
Tebow ad by producing this online video featuring former
NFL player Sean James and the Olympic gold medalist al Joiner.
I'm Sean James,
I'm a former college and professional football player.
Stop it. So they they apparently is a Planned Parenthood ad in to
rebuke the other unseen ad they build the Planned Parenthood
person on and they'll have played that clip. They're going
to rebuke it and they got their own ad. So then he starts asking
the woman, I'm trying to get it. So we got to listen, he's long
clips. She asked a woman Well, have you ever seen the ad? No,
no, I've never seen the other ad. Are you going to run this ad
on the Superbowl? And she says, No, we can't afford run on the
Superbowl. So what is the point? Just won't even have a clue year
what the point is
just to rile people up and get some free marketing, trying to
get it to go viral. That's the only thing I see.
It was not going anywhere. Because it's boring play sports
writer part two.
Okay, then it was 20 years ago, a lot of people watch just to
see the commercials. And for this for CBS to give an
organisation like Focus on the Family. That kind of viewership,
to me is beneath contempt. And I think Planned Parenthood should
have equal time on Superbowl Sunday and should not have to
spend one dime to have it. What's your response? I like
that idea. I think that's I think that'd be a wonderful,
wonderful thing.
How can we just see Janet Jackson's nipple again,
that was queued up? Pretty? Here's a good here's a couple
more points. This is definitely a pet peeve moment. These people
on this show. None of them are interested in football
whatsoever. This sports writer who wrote The People's History
of sports, which is a takeoff on the Zinn book, The People's
History, United States, which is kind of socialist tome. I doubt
if he may watch the game. The women aren't interested. Nobody
who watches democracy now probably watches football. I
mean, the 25 viewers that they have, or whatever. The whole
thing is that like a tempest in a teapot. They're just making a
big stink about this a job over something they've sight unseen.
I mean, it's the most hypocritical thing and then this
guy comes off the well, they should give the in a socialist
manner, I might add, says, well, they're gonna let them run that
then we need equal time and the Planned Parenthood ad should run
to counter it, even though they don't know what this ad is or
what it says. I mean, it's just galls me this show. The people
who produce it and their attitude about things is just
they're the ones who are beneath contempt. John Cena for x. Yeah,
yes. I am gonna watch the game by the way. Okay, yeah, I like
watching the game. It's great television. I always like to see
what the directors are doing. It's it's high tech stuff. And
then yeah, sometimes the ads are interesting, but I watched for
the the technical aspect of the television show and the HD. I
haven't seen a Super Bowl in HD ever. I'm very excited about
that. Yeah, that's cool. A lot better now of course, but all
that other crap is just that it's crap. It's crap. Let's have
a little break. John from The Cleveland Show where you are
shipped off to the Middle East. I was but I heard you in trouble
so I rated a black white operative and stole his 250
pounds of Afghani heroin. The best heroin in the world. Those
guys are writing some good shit over there on the Cleveland
Show. I mean, come on. I thought today until either listening to
no agenda or what they've got
somebody's reading the news.
I think The Cleveland Show isn't doing too well in the ratings,
but it's slipping that one in Nice. Actually, there
was one that was done on the on the American Dad that was very
similar.
Well, that's the one we played last week, which was the correct
one, wasn't it? Yeah, yeah. Thanks for listening.
You know, I had to 10 minutes after the show's over. I'm out
here trying to check out Yeah,
then you're like okay, look, I need to concentrate on the Nexus
for Leo show. I know what's going on.
I'm not doing the show today. I'm watching the football game.
You have the gay ad here don't ask I supposed to play that you
can play that if you want to. What is this? Is this the actual
gay ad? Yeah, cool. But this is the one with a camcorder.
It's just a poorly produced ad. Music but but
to look at an ad that the CBS did not accept CBS accepted the
Focus on the Family ad for the Super Bowl on the daily basis
they helped write it
and listen to how she's talking
about everything
helped perfect the script, but CBS refused to air this ad from
men crunch.com an online dating site for
I think I subscribe to that gay men
talking about dating.
For our radio audience, the ad ends with a scene of two male
football fans kissing in a statement.
You know when the for the first two years that I heard Purple
Haze by Jimi Hendrix. I swear to God I thought it was singing
excuse me while I kissed this guy.
That's funny, because because the what's funny, but I've saw
Hendrix played numerous times. And what's funny is that it says
I want to kiss the sky. Yeah. But when he performed it live,
he would always point to the bass player point to the bass
player and say kiss this guy. Yeah, every time it was oh, and
we did he laughed. He thought that was so humorous.
Okay, so it wasn't that off anyway. Huh? No. commercial
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What the NES, and as I
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We have a lot of actually I'm amazed I've spoken to more PhDs
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in the nonprofit sector listening as well. And I got
this link which just blew me away from the Better Business
Bureau bbb.org It did a so it also reviews charities. And it
reviewed the William J. Clinton Foundation and this link It will
be in the show notes as everything that we discussed no
agenda. There'll be no agenda show.com And I just have to read
some of the conclusions that they've made about the William
J. Clinton Foundation. Now again, the Clinton Bush, Haiti
fund.org does not exist. The money that is being collected by
this foundation is there is no foundation. It goes into
Clinton's found a foundation and this crazy Texas thing that
George Bush is a part of, collectively they have a billion
dollars in assets and they've got huge salaries. So here's the
evaluation conclusions, standard one. oversight of operations and
staff. The Foundation does not meet this standard because its
board of directors does not a approve the organization's
budget be received information about the financial
arrangements, see have a voting member of the board who was
assigned the responsibility of serving as the treasurer in
general, the board's treasurer helps provide independent
oversight of the organization's finances. So fail one, standard
number two number of board members soliciting organisations
shall have a board of directors with minimum of five voting
members. The Foundation does not meet this standard because the
organisation has three voting members. Standard number three,
let's check it. This isn't a Clinton deal.
This is the Clinton Foundation.
That's more than three. Well, I
think it's Bill Hillary and gelati. It's Chelsea I don't
have
that Doc open we'll find out go on standard
three frequency and attendance of board meetings. An
organisation shall have a minimum of three evenly spaced
meetings per year. The found out according to BBB the foundation
does not meet this standard because the Board of Directors
held new board meetings in the last year standard for
compensated board members not more than one or 10% Whichever
is greater directly or indirectly compensated persons
serving as voting members of the board compensated members shall
not serve as the board's chair or treasurer. The better Bureau
business as the foundation does not meet the standard because
the paid chief executive also serves as the chair of the board
of directors that would be built
well wait wait wait hold on a second.
There's more to come.
Clinton Foundation We're talking about yes and this is the Better
Business Bureau these guys this guy's you you call when you want
to check on doing business with somebody? Okay, go on standard
number seven. Board approval of written report of effectiveness
submit to the organisation or the organization's governing
body for its approval a written report that outlines the results
of the aforementioned performance. BBB says the
foundation does not meet the standard because it has not
conducted an organisational effectiveness assessment in the
past two years. Standard 16 Annual Report have an annual
report available to all on request that includes the
organization's mission statement, a summary of the past
year's programme service accomplishments, a roster of the
officers and board members of the Board of Directors financial
information that includes total income in the past fiscal year
expenses in the same programme, fundraising and administrative
categories as in the financial statements and ending that
assets. Better Bureau business says the foundation does not
meet the standard because the most recent annual report did
not include a roster of the board of directors and end of
year net assets and standard 17. Website disclosures include on
any charity websites that solicit contributions, the same
information that is recommended for annual reports, as well as
the mailing address of the charity and electronic access to
the most recent IRS Form. 990 BBB says the foundation does not
meet this standard because the organization's website Clinton
foundation.org does not include all the recommended information
for those charity websites that solicit for donations
specifically, it does not include a roster of the board of
directors. The William J. Clinton Foundation however, does
meet the remaining 13 standards for charity accountability. So
can we say fail? Well, it doesn't sound right. That they
meet I can look by the way total income for the past year $132
million.
They weigh me they got ah you see this is what people were
worried about in the Democrat party about about Hillary and
one of the reasons that it was probably okay for her to run it
to not run for anything. They were afraid there's at least
some people were afraid that they put her in and they
suddenly started looking probing this, this this sump fund or
whatever you want to call that. Bill has that it calls a
foundation and they're gonna find a lot of extra money a quid
pro quo, grow crash cash It came in because he did somebody a
favour probably a tonne of money from Mark rich, that crooked guy
who was given a pardon at the very last minute about just
before Clinton left office. And there's probably a lot of crazy
money in there from there which is just 100% corrupt. I mean, I
mean couldn't is a poor boy from Arkansas now he's, uh, you know,
close to being a billionaire just because he was president.
Something's wrong.
Yeah, and he's taken your money. Yeah, for Haiti, don't send us
blankets send us cash. I have two more things on Haiti. Of
course, we spoke about the crazy Scientologists showing up with
those yellow T shirts that said like Scientology healing
minister, and was freaking everybody out because they were
like, you know, touching them and trying to heal them. So how
do they get there? Well, John Travolta flew his jet down there
filled with these yellow T shirt and maggots. And there's a video
which I will share a little bit as they interview John Travolta
on the tarmac of Port au Prince airport in Haiti with his 707 I
think it's seven to seven. I think he's actually surprised to
see that
she helped make a difference in the situation in Haiti, and I
just can't, you know, see not using this plane to help.
And they're offloading boxes of they seem pretty light. I think
there's T shirts in the boxes, actually. Oh, it's
not unlike when I saw my wife and I saw in New Orleans, we
were there. Right away with this aeroplane.
Because you got to see this video. It's freaky to see all
the yellow shirts in the background. And they're all like
huddled around him. Who, so you know what I appreciate? I'm fan
of John Travolta but get your plane off the tarmac.
Just get it out, get it off.
Let's some real help in
Yeah, the day late. They blocked all kinds of people from
landing.
So, you know, John, you're a real big fan of comparing news
stories. Right?
Yeah, because you can twist the same exact story to make sure
they haven't been one thing or another just by varying the
headline.
So I was from Sweden, I believe. Let me double check. I was from
Denmark. Looks like a Danish article. But I think someone in
Sweden send it to me. So there's two articles. One is from The
Guardian, the communist newspaper of Gitmo nation East.
And it's about these about the surgical work that is being done
in the Haitian hospitals in Puerto Prince where they are
amputating people just left and right. In fact, they're calling
it war surgery says Dr. George buton, a 73 year old surgeon
from Fort Lauderdale guillotines style. And you know, it's always
blaming it on no facilities. And it's, you know, we really can't
work and you know, it's we just got to chop everybody's limbs
off chup, chup, chup, chup, chup, chup, chup chup. And it's
horrible because everyone has been maimed. So they are just
amputating people all over the place. So you got to read that
article first. And then you go to this, and it's I have a
Google translation. Where Doctors Without Borders, the
French outfit, who I hold in high regard, are furious about
what the American doctors are doing. And they're saying, This
is crazy. These guys just chopping everybody's limb off.
And the only reason why is because the American doctors who
were there apparently don't feel that it's worth the effort to
save these limbs because I you know, we won't have any we won't
have any support for them anyway, we won't be able to
really maintain their health. So we might as well just chop it
all off. So they're their amputating and they use the same
thing guillotine amputations for no reason. Other than the
doctors are making these decisions saying yeah, you know,
it's like we're not going to we're not going to stick around
actually help these people. So we'll just chop it off. It'll be
easier for him.
God, like
gross. It's extremely gross, and it's sickening. And then so this
person who was blowing the whistle is very afraid, doesn't
want to doesn't want to give his name. He says, You know, I What
does it says? I, you know, I really don't want there to be
this huge dispute. He thinks it could really blow up if people
knew what was really going on. But it certainly here does
frustration the French and the French ranks growing by the fact
that many of the American surgeons surgeons, just chop off
the limbs and then leave they don't want to oversee the
patients they don't want to help anybody through through care.
That's why just chop it off. We're done. Where a lot of these
limbs could be saved. Freaky
gets terrible me this kind of story is annoying.
Well, maybe even more annoying from the to to the head
category. Phil Jones, this is the scientist who's right at the
centre of the climate gates scandal.
Yeah, he's one of the big, original promoters.
He says, I love this article he has he contemplated suicide.
Why? Professor professor? Well, Professor Phil Jones said in an
exclusive interview with The Sunday Times he thought about
killing himself several times.
He acknowledged Hey, wait, how can you kill yourself several
times?
Oh, you know, these guys are good. He acknowledged
similarities to Dr. David Kelly. This is what I found
interesting. The scientist who committed suicide after being
exposed as the source for a BBC report that alleged the
government had sexed up evidence to justify the invasion of Iraq,
which is a lie times what happened is, he was a weapons
inspector, and he knew what was going on. And that was all bull
crap. And then they suicide and him with a butter knife and
aspirin. So you saying yeah, no, it's, it's taken a severe toll
on my health, he's lost like eight pounds. I stand here as he
defends his unit science. I stand by it. But now I accept
that I accept that he did not treat the freedom of information
requests for the data as seriously as he should have
done. Jones believes the unit was maliciously targeted with
multiple freedom of information requests by climate change
sceptics determined to disrupt his incredibly important work.
So I just I found the connection to Dr. David Kelly. Interesting,
because this is a setup and it wouldn't surprise me if this guy
winds up dead. And it won't be it'll it'll be to to the head
for sure.
It's the song that will get the sympathy vote and put people
back on the climate change bandwagon.
And they've got to shut this guy up if he cracks and it's all
over.
Yeah, sounds like he's about to crack.
There was another two to the head story, which I got a little
mention just a little teeny one in the I think the New York
Post. Gigi Jordan, who is an executive for the farmers, and
it's very under the reporting is so sketchy. It's not funny. I'm
actually looking for the proper article here. Gigi Jordan,
killed her son in the Peninsula Hotel in New York. Now she's
doing like she's worth like $100 million. And she's been running
pharmaceutical companies. And she checked in with her five
year old son and apparently killed him with a whole bunch of
meds and she was going to kill herself. And she sent an email
to a family member and said, I'm checking out email of course you
never know that's really from the person who has it looks like
the the person sending it but what's interesting in the story
is that in her so called Suicide email, she says there are
documents on my laptop that will explain why so I'm thinking
pharmaceutical industry I'm thinking suicide I'm thinking
Why does someone who who is worth $100 million Why are you
going to kill yourself and your son what is going on and what is
with these documents on the laptop?
She sounds like a law and order plot.
Yeah. Oh, by the way, speaking of law and order, or television
plots is that Have you ever seen the show fringe John? Yeah, yep.
I know what's on in the UK another
JJ Abrams style crazy show. I've watched it on and off I it's
very enjoyable from the complete crackpot perspective they got it
crazy guys in there. It's actually kind of interesting,
but it's very much like the last it's like you know a story that
you can't follow and it's kind of just is disturbing and it's
not really very good entertainment. It's just mostly
just not and I don't care for it. How about
mind control? Maybe that's what is intended uses.
It might be a lot you can't watch it well, a lot. Well, you
you know what it
may be more fun when you listen to it because then of course you
hear the horrible acting.
I love Listen now ever since we Stop. Why did this factoid it's
actually more interesting.
So there's like an earthquake and of course isn't explaining
an explanation as to why the earthquake has taken place. And
it's about a minute long clip. I'll play all of it so you can
hear some of the bad acting. It's kind of fun
okay, we're getting out of here. Right now. It's gonna be late.
Second, coffee. Where did you get that?
Is that real coffee? Where did you get that?
Oh, no. My sources. I got a cousin and wife. She was a
secret stash. She sent me.
Alright, so now the building shaking. This is getting nuts.
What is it? Six since yesterday?
From California, so nice to know. But this is New York. Do
you think it's strange?
So there's an earthquake, the lights are dimming the buildings
rocking? But this is New York. Don't you think that's strange?
John? Do you think that's strange? And just keep walking?
And by the way, the coffee just holding it? No problem.
What are they seeing on the news? There's just these little
quakes, you know, micro quakes, probably just some byproduct of
global warming.
There we go, oh, rather micro quakes, a byproduct of global
warming. The sciences? Well, we know of course that earthquakes
are actually caused by earthquake machines. And I have
yet more evidence of this, my friends. Another document has
surfaced very important to solidify my theory that many of
these anomalies in weather climate and actual geophysical
shifts are being done by are being created by military and
government command.
And let's we must remind them of another crackpot thing you said,
which is that they're going to they're going to direct one at
Iran so we can keep them from bombing Israel.
Yes, because it's much much easier to earthquake a country
and then to walk right in like they did with Burma not too long
ago. So anyway, I have showed you testimony where these
earthquake machines have been mentioned. Now I take you back
to 1977. This is from the United Nations. It's a United Nations
document, you can find it in the show notes and no agenda
show.com It is the convention. This is always interesting when
you have these agreements, you have conventions, you have
protocols, all these documents are just distributed all over
the place very much like the Lisbon Treaty is the Convention
on the prohibition of military or any other hostile use of
environmental modification techniques. So this is the
agreement between nations in the United Nations basically not to
earthquake each other. And I will read the relevant article,
understanding relating to Article Two and Article Two, you
have to go back and forth you have to be a lawyer to read this
stuff. The term environmental modification techniques refers
to any technique for changing through the deliberate
manipulation of natural processes, the dynamics,
composition or structure of the earth, including its biota
lithosphere hydrosphere and atmosphere or of outer space. So
now we scroll back down and we read the understanding relating
to Article Two. It is the understanding of the committee
that the following examples are illustrative of phenomenon that
could be caused by the use of environmental modification
techniques, as defined in Article Two of the convention.
Earthquakes tsunamis, an upset and ecological balance of a
region changes in weather patterns, clouds, precipitation,
cyclones of various types and tornadic storms, changes in
climate patterns, changes in ocean currents changes in the
state of the ozone layer and changes in the state of the
ionosphere. It is further understood that all the
phenomenon listed above when produced by military or any
other hostile use of environmental modification
techniques would result or could be reasonably be expected to
result in widespread long lasting or severe destruction
damage or industry. Does that not kind of tell you that they
knew about this and that it was possible in 1977.
You know, these kinds of documents you keep digging up
about this kind of disturbing.
Yeah, I'm glad. I'm glad you feel that way.
So you know what's interesting, though, is I was thinking about
this kind of dorky idea. When the news unit apparently
Washington DC just being slammed
Oh, you know what? We got one of our Homeland Security sources
deep throat. He said that there was more than and more or less a
memo to keep the horrible weather quiet, because they
didn't want people panicking. They said they kept it real
quiet. And there was no real warning. This is the worst storm
in what 30 years?
Yeah, it's a whopper. It's shut down the government. It's a
blizzard.
And it's barely being reported on.
Now that was reported on I saw it on TV. But yeah, but you
know, our guy
sent us this memo three days before the storm hit three days.
And we didn't of course, it was on the day after we did our last
show. So we didn't have time to report on it. And he said, wow,
you know, I'm hearing that these guys want to keep it quiet. They
want don't want people freaking out. They're going to shut down
the government and of course, government has been shut down, I
believe. The Capitol? Yeah, they've shut it down.
They can't get there. I mean, you know, here's an interesting
story that just came over the transom. NASA will study Haiti's
earthquake faults with a series of overflights by a jet equipped
with a special airborne radar system.
Yeah, they're looking for oil.
Well, they have to be careful, you know, they're dead boil, it
looks like maybe offshore. So they're going to have to deal
with these with the fault that they buy your theory heads have
screwed up and have to do because you don't want to build
a really expensive platform and have the thing get knocked
around.
And this is just having aftershocks there between five
and six on the Richter scale, which at least that's what the
reports are.
That would make sense that things got us you know, once you
get a bit quickly that everything's got to adjust.
So Ravi Shankar Bucha be? I mean, what's his name Rajender
per Chari, the head of the UN's International Panel on Climate
Change that guy, that corrupt looking guy well, he of course
he's corrupt. He told the Financial Times on Wednesday
that he of course, has been the victim of a carefully
orchestrated campaign to block climate change legislation. And
who is behind it all, John? Is it Adam curry and John C.
Dvorak. Who are deniers? No. I would say that they are in
nefarious designs behind people trying to attack me with lies
and falsehoods. Climate change sceptics are people who deny the
link between smoking and cancer. They are people who say that
asbestos is as good as talcum powder. I hope they apply the
asbestos to their faces every day.
Mighty clinically insane.
Doesn't look like it does look like he's pretty insane. does
look
like Svengali is a horrible looking person.
But can you believe that? This is like the people who say
asbestos is as good as talcum powder. John, I can't recall
mentioning that on the show.
It's people say eating babies is a good thing and killing
puppies.
I'm telling you like it. Could the guy be any more on the
defensive? Doesn't that just just streak of of guilt?
Yeah. It's like the shysters comment.
Yeah, it really is. And I'd like to follow up on stevia. Yeah, so
you know, Well, it's interesting because you know, our producer
over there, Alex in the UK, he was he said, Look, there's some
kind of artificial crisis being created in sugar, and then also
the sugar so sugar is almost unaffordable at the big now. The
prices are gonna go sky high of sugar poops in pop stevia all of
a sudden approved to be used. By the way, what you'll be seeing
in Coca Cola is a hybridised form da ha stevia, which we all
know what that means, don't we? Yeah, me just gonna kill you.
Santo. And I was looking at because the FDA wouldn't approve
this for the longest time. And I was looking at some of those
earlier reports from the FDA. And here's what they said.
Cancer in the laboratory s and now this is a derivative of
stevia, it's Devy. All Steviol can be converted into a
mutagenic compound which may promote cancer by causing
mutations in the cells genetic material. energy metabolism,
very large amounts of Stelvio side can interfere with the
absorption of carbohydrates in animals and disrupt the
conversion of food into energy within cells. But the most
interesting is reproductive problems. It seems to affect the
male reproductive organ system and when I look at all the
eugenicist movement. I'm thinking this is perfect. We
create this horrible crisis and sugar we bring in the stevia
products so that we can't reproduce. Bada bing.
And there's our crackpot theory of the day ladies and gentlemen,
that's what you're paying good money for.
Now you call me a crackpot, but I don't trust it. Besides that,
you say the stuff tastes like crap. It tastes like crap.
No, somebody says, Well, you know, it tastes like licorice.
And I don't like licorice. And so I don't think it tastes good.
I love licorice. And it tastes like crap. Okay. That was gonna
be a huge disappointment. I'm telling you if they if they if
Coca Cola comes out with this stuff, and it tastes like like
normal Coke tastes sweet and like it was sugar, and
something's up because you can go down to the health food store
right now and get some stevia liquid dropper. And you can drop
some study and your tea or coffee or whatever you want to
mix with it. And then you tell me producers and listeners, you
tell me it doesn't taste like crap. It is terrible. It doesn't
taste anything like sugar. It has a kind of a it's reminiscent
of sugar. That's the best I can say for it.
Anyway, Alex, who is a commodities trader is now on to
the next deal. So he probably made a bundle off of the sugar
thing and the stevia guys really smart. I love him for it. He
says coffee is next. They're all over coffee. Coffee shortages.
The prices haven't gone up yet but they're about to skyrocket
so I suspect to see a new Monsanto been coming up pretty
pretty quick.
Yeah, well, they're gonna have to push it because most coffee
is grown out in the middle of nowhere and
I'm sorry I didn't mean to do that. What was that? It was my
my coffee jingle I'm sorry. Oh, hit it as far away. Is fluoride
in my show? No. Okay.
So what was that new jingle somebody sent us?
Yeah, I liked it a lot. It's kind of a staple for us
can you play that with good people in the mouth like on top
of it
our formula is this we go out for young people in the mouth
that's pretty good. That's not bad. You should make that like
that new music there's a mix up.
I can use it for the next pre stream show. That's not bad. I
like it. Or you got anything else Johnny? Boy
See, I got my little list here. So there's this and
you go eat your notes.
Todd Palin. We did that. Oh, I
do you have a little thing here. Oh, I
got one. I got one. Okay. So some we've got we do the son
divorce.org/blog All the time these stories. So some little
nine year old came into school with a small two inch long toy
plastic gun. You know, the county have a little soldier
said, Oh, we got a waterboard that Freek and a little kids got
back these days, so he was suspended from school for
bringing a weapon to school. So the plastic gun
was suspended from school that didn't didn't they waterboard
him want to do with an Espeon bottle suspended from school?
The mom is completely livid.
Yeah. You wonder why. All right. And then here's something to
look forward to for the week. Iranian President Mohamed
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Sorry I butchered your name dude. Says
the nation will deliver, quote, a harsh blow to the global
arrogance on this year's anniversary of the Islamic
Revolution. February 11. A harsh blow will be dealt.
I can just mean I know
what it means. Hello, I am a mom of a harsh bro be down to the
areas of
formula is this. We go out for hit people in the mouth. I think
he's gonna go out and hit people in the mouth.
I would like to find out what this is. Sounds to me. Maybe
he's going to give another speech. Well, you
know what? We're going to find out February 11. Which is a nice
day. Yeah. No, that's
the 14th John. Please don't go to the restaurant on the 11th
and say I want to have sex now in the bathroom. Please, please.
It'll be the wrong day.
I think they want you to have sex in that bathroom all the
time. You know, I was gonna go up to Canada just and we have a
lot of restaurants in Canada unisex bathrooms.
Well, that's Really cool. I can picture at 11 I can I just got a
visual of you having sex in the bathroom? And it's not pretty
depends? No,
it's not no matter what you say. All right, I will be watching
the game for the technical aspects, the technical aspects
of the television programme, who's playing actually, this
should make
no use play? I really don't know. Yeah, it's doesn't
surprise me. Well, what's actually interesting about this
game, there's two teams that are playing they're both good have
both gone undefeated the entire year, and we'd have two
undefeated teams playing against each other, but it didn't work
out because they screwed up at the end. But the one thing that
one team is is the New Orleans Saints, which is the first time
they've ever even been to the playoffs, or the championship
game, let alone the Super Bowl, so they're going to be a nervous
wreck. But when you see this team play there, they're
phenomenal when they're playing at their game, but they can also
be beaten. And the other team is the team that jewellery 1111
Super Bowl, that there was a tough one. I don't know why. But
anyway, they've already won once. And it's got the bowties
and he's got a great quarterback Peyton Manning, you have Peyton
Manning and Drew Brees. He's two quarterbacks as well. You want
to watch these guys.
Just want to know the teams, the Colts
and the saints? Thank
you. Your answer could have been that's the st. I don't
know you gotta you got to be watching this game. Let me give
you a tip. These two quarterbacks are the most
pinpoint accurate, guys. There's a few others that are pretty
pinpoint. But these guys are astonishing. And it's going to
be an interesting game. It's going to be mostly passing. And
it should be a high scoring. But you never know. Sometimes you
think it's high scoring and it turns into a defensive battle.
Oh, I just suicided myself, you should have
just seen it on your view. When I just said you said you didn't
even know who was playing this show you this interest in the
sport. Yes. I'm
completely disinterested in the sport. I don't give a crap. I
just want to see it because it's great television. That's all
right. It's interesting to watch. The technical aspects
have always got something new. They roll out the new Grass
Valley group switcher or something like that. It's the
new Telestrator I like it. It's fun to watch yourself. What time
does it start? 330 I believe Oh, wow. That's late.
Well, I want to get into primetime with it right now.
Okay,
I'll have time to produce the show and get it up before then.
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