I'm from bi Incorporated. I was gonna strap this smoke detector
on your head. Here's some gaffer tape. Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak. It's Thursday, October 27 2010 times your gizmo nation
media assassination episode 247.
This is no agenda.
Actually, why don't we strike that and make that the 28th the
hell is the day finally proof I'm not the only ones crazy
though. Coming to you from the hilltop Watchtower crockpot
command centre and get my nation west of the People's Republic of
Southern California. Yay. In the morning, I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley, home of the San
Francisco Giants, your National League pennant winners, and
those who took the first game of the World Series. I'm John C.
Dvorak. Raglan Buzzkill.
Wow, that was one of the worst openings
ever. Little sports news. Hey, thanks,
John. Ever Hey, lovely man, little sports. John, how you
doing yourself with your San Francisco Giants. Right. Great
to the Bat Signals broken, which sucks. You're just mad about the
bats. I'm very mad about the bat signal.
Technology is not to be trusted. It's not the
way to go. It's not the way to go the way they go. In the
morning to you, John. And in the morning to you and all ships at
sea. Yes. And also our human resources who were all charged
up and in the chat room have no agenda chat.net ready because
their government needs them that way. And that's what good human
resource management is all about. So excuse me.
Let's see where you where's that cough coming from?
Whooping Cough I'm sure there we go. Yeah, well, I got up at 530
button would be useful. Well,
I You have no idea how often I use the cough button. You just
don't hear it during the show because I'm using the hacking
away constantly. Not constantly. Hey, finally nice weather
though. Here in Gitmo nation West in Southern California.
Yay.
We got weird weather for yesterday was the same as today.
It was it was like in the morning and get out in the
morning you get up and it was like clear and it was kind of
sunny and then it clouded up it was gonna rain never did and
today st is supposed to be raining as we speak. And is this
sunny out? Well, it looks like the same pattern. We're going to
have this sunny in the morning, rainy in the evening, which is
odd.
So I'm sure you follow. You know, I'm being an aviator, I
follow the weather. And of course, we had the strongest
storm ever recorded in the Midwest, which smashed all time
pressure records.
High pressure, low pressure,
low pressure.
So is it just went to zero or what it went
to the vacuum? No, I went to 955 millibars lowest ever on record.
And when you look at this picture of you have to see this
actually because I looked at this picture and you tell me
what I thought send me to send you the link on Skype right now.
I looked at this picture which like shows a huge whirlwind.
Which of course is what a pressure area looks like over
the entire United States with its epicentre being pretty much
like the Great Lakes and I'm thinking man harp they turn that
fucker up full blast, and meteorologists are actually
calling this the Weather Bomb. I mean, could it get any creepier?
Weather Bomb it was a weapon of mass destruction they're turning
on us.
You see it so it may urologist Paul Douglas in an exclusive
interview with Brad Johnson. As far as I know, it was a
quarterback for the Bengals or something like about the Weather
Bomb that just hit in the global warming deniers that it's all
our fault today. His state, it's all our fault. Why does it
always boil down to global warming? And by the way?
The whole article was about global warming. It's like, oh,
and literally the science people are saying, Oh, you see now we
have the lowest pressure on record. You see stupid deniers
you see?
Like, I have to say that you in particular, but the show in
general nailed what is going to be the biggest meme of the Year
by bio diversity.
It's showing up everywhere started showing up within seven
days of us unveiling.
Could you turn down your mic just a little bit. John, you're
over here.
Let me get that down, down, down. How's that? Talk to me
again, is just better. Yeah,
that's better. You were like literally like
clipping pounding the bow over modulate a
little more a little more now. Now you're a little too low. A
little
problem is is that I'm not running through the compressor.
Oh, that's what why aren't you running through the compressor?
Because the whole thing blew up last week. Now you sound like
shit whatever you just did a second ago as much was better
than this. Here.
I'm back to what that was. Kind of I must be a loose connection.
Yeah, can you like, jiggle something around? Will you go
down
your speakers? Did you hear the speakers?
No, I'm just kidding. Did you jiggle it? Yeah, I did jiggle it
again. No, it's a second ago. You are great now like, sounds
like yeah, I'm gonna
get away from the mic. Get
closer to the mic now. Now I can barely hear you. Okay, I'm back
out there. I'd rather have this than what you had a minute ago.
Now Rogers back and let me just move my thing out here.
Oh, no, he's moving this thing out ladies and move in my,
my pop filter our I don't
want to see it. No, but so we can I mean, this biodiversity,
and I love our producers, which is what we call our listeners.
They sent me so many links USA Today. I think if you want to
talk about, you know, a place where, you know, the populace is
being indoctrinated, and awakened. And I heard it on
every radio station. I had, I had a couple of lunch meetings
this week. So I was driving through town and I'll listen to
NPR on the FM here and I'll listen to the am stations. And
everyone had the same report. The vertebrates are going to
die. Nearly one in five mammals, reptile bird or amphibian
species are going to die.
Right? The one thing we didn't hook up to, which was the, which
was the ancillary biodiversity meme, which is that we're having
a mass extinction as we speak, every
animal species is going to die.
Yeah. Oh, my favourite one I forgot which which site the
first somebody sent me this too. And they showed all these
animals all the vertebrates are gonna die. And then they show a
couple of, of those cute little Meerkat. So
it's the Tasmanian devil. That's the one that I've seen. Do you
want to die? You're
killing me with your, with your biodiversity, your biodiversity.
And as
you know, it's it's uh, I love the fact that we call this right
on the cusp, I have to say, because, you know, we could have
done this much earlier had been
started. They did plan for this in 92 are
believable. But it's literally like, and you know, global
warming is just a it's just a subset of biodiversity. This is
so much bigger. And by the way, the word rolls off the tongue
nicely, doesn't it? Yeah, biodiversity. Yeah, but you can.
What did you say?
It's like Pinot Grigio. There's a bunch of these wines that come
on the market and everyone starts ordering them because
they can pronounce
you know greys yo bio biodiversity. I think we should
also pronounce it like that biodiversity. And it's not
biodiversity is biodiversity.
We're gonna pronounce it biodiversity. And hopefully
everyone else will too, which will annoy the crap out of
everyone.
Biodiversity that get it go on now is the official
pronunciation of the no agenda. Biodiversity, Honey, can you
just say those jeans look great on you? And it look awesome. I
love you. And can you give me a Give me a kiss sexy bitch you in
the morning?
In the morning?
She has one big bundle of biodiversity. By tell you Yeah,
so you should read these links. Got let's see. Get my nation low
lands leading the charge. They have a whole bunch of programmes
at biodiversity. teh.nl
Well, I would think the first thing that goes under under
World
Down Under what are they low lands?
Low lands Yeah, this low lands people should do to encourage
biodiversity is tearing down you're dying.
That's right. You're down here.
dikes
tearing down your dikes. You know what I bet you we could
actually get that going. The dikes are killing the
biodiversity man. It's like the dikes have gotta go you know,
the sites have got to go because they're they're ruining the
biodiversity. Who knows how many species died when they put those
dikes up?
So many crustaceans, beasts beasties, but I love it because
you know, this, we've we've looked into the World Wildlife
Fund before. And we know that these guys are behind a lot of
this. There's so much money that, you know, hundreds of
billions has been poured into that, of course started by the
same guy who started the Bilderberger group, Prince
Bernard of Gitmo nation lowlands. So yeah, I think this
has just been like slumbering around that just been waiting
and and it's the timing is perfect. It's amazing to watch
and I'm so happy that at least there's about a half million
people within this Sounds of our voices who will now be alert and
it will be
paying attention. You know, you know what I think this is to be
honest about it. I think the biodiversity thing is Plan B.
You know, I think you may be right, but at the same time,
it's it's so genius, because global warming fits under
biodiversity.
Yeah, well, that's the way a good that the best plan B in the
world would work that way. So you get this other thing falling
apart, you know, this one, this guy's quitting and getting
irked. And so you pull out plan B and bury him this reminds me
if you don't want to, if you don't mind, it looks slightly
boring story. But not too bad. It Tektronix used to be this
company that dominated and I think in some ways, it still
does. But at some point during the dominate in what was their
product, it was the main thing that they had were these, these
these oscilloscopes and these these different your unit, you
hook up this thing to a bunch of connections and you could you
could you had the little scope and you can take a look at
electrical wave major stuff, you could measure stuff. And they we
had this really good line of oscilloscope and they got
started to see way in advance that the Hitachi is and some of
these Japanese companies are going to come in and lowball
this is back in the 70s or 80s They're going to come in and
kill them. And so they just laid in wait laid in wait. They built
they designed a whole bunch of killer oscilloscopes and kept
them in the wings. And when the Japanese came in, to kill the
market Tektronix came out and low balled them. They flooded
the market and drove them out of the market. They never returned.
And,
and of course, you know, you still see a oscilloscope at
Fry's. I was there just the other day. Yeah, they have a
bunch of them this cool, it's actually one of my favourite
aisles, you know, to just
to have one of the better oscilloscopes just hook it to
things
like Hey baby, come over here. I want to hook you up to my
oscilloscope.
Check this out. So anyway, this biodiversity thing is a stunner
excuse me, I'm out diversity is a stunner and it's going to be a
tough one too because there's no group there's no United Nations
nations isn't involved to screw it up
now Excuse me Yes there is that's the IP OB BDE whatever,
though but that's the
is that a United Nations?
Yes, it's the United Nations gras was actually there is
okay well the Dell screw it up.
Ah, no, no, it's it's it's complimentary to the IPCC. It's,
it's no it's a they have
some creepy guy running it that doesn't know anything about
anything. I don't think
the leader of biodiversity has stood up. You know, this is of
course, the moment where we need to put our Manchurian Candidate
in. So what we need to do we need to make a documentary with
a lot of really sad looking animals. Get us a couple of
these animals look. Oh, I'm so cute. You kidding me? Oh, do it
like a real ominous voiceover Oh, bom bom bom biodiversity is
killing these cute little animals. And then we could have
our Manchurian Candidate and but someone's got to stand up.
Someone will do a documentary. It'll be you know who? Clooney
maybe Clooney was out? Yeah. But Clooney, Amal Clooney.
Clooney would be good. He says be cropping up a lot.
Clooney would be an excellent guy for that.
He was on C span this week. Now, what?
Wasn't that? a repeat of what you already saw? For relation?
Yeah, yeah. No, because I looked at the we got a bad signal for
one of our producers. You know, we get these emails from time to
time. Which is interesting when you see it three days later,
like Clooney C span now, you know, it's like you run over
there. So, but that was a repeat of him with that crazy crazy
dude. Yeah, that guy. whatever his name was a hair. Yeah. Yeah.
All right. Before we get into thinking, we do have an
executive producer for the show.
We have one executive producer and one Associate Executive
Producer this week. Okay. Just wanted
to give a big shout out to get mo nation Casta nets, John. As
they have they have topped everything. This is better than
biodiversity. I'm going to send you the link because it doesn't
quite work without the picture. As they have now mandated that
prostitutes have to wear reflective safety vests when
cruising the streets. You got to look at this picture. That was
great. The yellow jackets.
They're wearing a yellow with something that a guy that's
working on the side of the road look
at that cut them off they've cropped that like Bell These
shirts you know they've cropped them off a little bit to make it
look a little hipper
so they could show some midriff yeah which I think that the fat
guys that work at the couch you know trans should be doing to
yeah this should be to show some midriff spokesman for the
regional police force to in the past couple of months the
prostitutes had been fined for two reasons one for not wearing
the reflective jacket and two for creating danger on the
public highway apparently they stand next to the highway here
in
yeah it looks like they're standing on a freeway on ramp
yeah
my place of choice has two meanings in Spain Oh
in the morning for that job.
So here's what here's what these girls are obviously not a you
know a lot of them aren't that sharp. It seems to me that if
they're making you aware of these things that you'd actually
want to wear them because that you know because you didn't you
your are easier to find.
Well, I don't think it's illegal.
I think it's decriminalised. I don't think it's legal but it's
not illegal.
See if it says anything about that. Estimated 300,000 women
workers prostitutes and cable nation cast and that's where
prostitution is not illegal but profiting from the sale of sex
by another is okay, so you can get you can't pimp right. Oh,
great. That's good. I'm all I'm done with that. And that's good.
300,000 I've been to Spain. I guess I was driving around the
wrong streets. I haven't seen one.
Were you actually cruising for hookers job No, but
you look around I mean, come on. Say why is that girl standing on
the corner chewing gum
What could that be about puppy? I don't get it all right, let's
let's thank our executive producer whoever is a do we have
someone? This was a not a stellar week is this No. This is
worse than last week.
Well, it was bad. Let's put it that way. But we do have an
executive producer Charles Jordan. Who is Sir Charles and
he is got his he why he will be Sir Charles today. No, he has
always been Sir Charles Why does he have a little night thing
next to his look because he if you read the note is joining his
wife Dame Carol Jordans size seven ring. And we looked it up
and he has been a night but I was somewhat confusing, but it's
been determined that he's made his wife a night. Okay, cool.
Okay, corrected next weekend, and everyone will be a black
knight but it went in Milwaukee, go to his Tiki Bar. And maybe
you can find it by going to www Foundation. bar.com. You
Milwaukeeans who listened to the show? Go to the website
foundation bar.com and go track down Charles Sir Charles and
David Carroll. And I have a Mai Tai, or a zombie says,
Have a zombie and get used to it.
Zombie? So I would recommend that place. And if I go to
Milwaukee, I'm going in there for sure. And you might find me
there. Robert alters our Associate Executive Producer Sir
Robert. Already a nice so we got he's actually becoming a night
this week. I think this is his last donation according to the
calculation done at the home office out of Kansas City,
Missouri. $200. And so he'll be the Executive Associate
Executive. And
that's it, right? Yeah, that's it. Bam.
We need another promotion. I was thinking of like, 1211 1009
Eight.
Hey, I like that. If I can get the shit to work on time, it
will be great, wouldn't it?
987654321. I don't know how you can get the rest of those
numbers in there without somebody giving us a quarter of
a million dollars. But that's what should be okay. Well, we
actually considering the fact that I'm watching PBS this week,
and they've gone crazy there. They have just given up on the I
mean, they took the advice of that NPR Schiller woman, and
they're just running 32nd commercials. It's really now
versus I've seen on network TV. Now. It's
just pure spots. And no one says anything about this. The we're
the only ones out here saying you think that could be an
agenda going on over there.
And I watched the news hour and they got the big advertisers
Chevron and BNSF. Rail Yeah, company and, you know, a couple
other stooges cluding some company, some organisation
called bread.org or some, some new feed that stop, you know,
all poverty and starvation in the world, you know, one of
those deals, which come and go. Anyway, a couple of PR mentions
to me, let me also mention divorce.org/na For people who
want to become executive or Associate Executive producers
for the show.
Yeah, for those of you who don't know, when you donate, put a
little note in the pay pal note section. And that's what we
essentially wind up reading on the air. And it's the only way
that we can keep the show running. Barely, apparently,
couple PR mentions no agenda shots.com is now officially up
and running. This is the short YouTube clips that contain three
to six minute audio bites from the show, embed them, send them
around. Let everybody know, the uptake has been amazing.
According to the producer who's working on that. The stop the
war.org I just wanted to mention these are the guys who want to
see if novel ideas stop the war. They're actually putting
together a big concert to go stop the war. Yes, stop the
war.org. And why does anybody want to stop
the war?
Are you crazy, man? We wouldn't want to stop the war.
The war that we're just in 100% a state of war constantly and by
the way permanent orange warning at the airport. It actually made
the sign permanent.
Yeah, it's no longer adjustable. It's just the poster. Yeah,
that's print them up as orange threat level orange threat level
orange. And how cool is it that stopped the war as a domain
name, which is freely available? No one's thinking oh, yeah, no
one's thinking of that. Say what could I
do stop funny or? What starts a war? Yeah. Oh, well, yeah,
it's available. You can probably get the dot info and.tv as well.
I'm sure it's all available. Crazy. Stop the war. Pay. No one
registered that because no one wants to stop the war.
No, the wars of moneymaker for not for us? No.
Then. So Randy is coming through with his no agenda. This is the
$33.33 sent a subscription for the mothership boarding pass
only 999 available of course codes aren't going to be one of
the 1000 and if you go to no agenda mothership.com There you
can see the passes. They look beautiful. I have to say you get
a poster, you get your name and or your alias. embedded on.
embedded on your boarding pass. Now they're numbered. I think
there's a poster you get. Let me see. Yeah, bonus poster and just
go to no agenda. mothership.com It's in the show notes and no
agenda shownotes.com beautiful and it's a great reason, a great
way to support the show and it's a hedge you know, you never know
it's a hedge and you have a boarding pass and should they
show up you say Excuse me? Excuse me? Here's my boarding
pass I'm going Oh Hello Well you must be one of the new agenda
Human Resources welcome aboard sir Would you like a champagne
before we take off and human resource Chris says okay the no
agenda dice are are out people who ordered their dice have
their had their orders shipped to them on the 26th there are
still 19 pairs of dice available for sale at no agenda dice.com
The sooner they sell out the sooner the show gets the money
okay, so and our dice have apparently been mailed out John
are calmly mentoring our complimentary
I think we should somebody should slip who did go play
craps at the Caesar's Palace roll them on
the roll them on the table see how that works for you
see what it feels like to be thrown out
so yeah dvorak.org/n A it's extremely important and of
course we thank our executive producer for today Sir Charles
Jordan and our Associate Executive Producer Sir Robert
Alter looks like the same people are supporting the show we could
use with some new fresh blood and we could use a lot more of
it but guys you know how it works your credit is valid we
will vouch for you We highly appreciate it and for everyone
else out there here's one thing you can do propagate the formula
formula is
this we go out for hit people in the mouth
shot and remember it ain't over to the fat guy gets tased so I
noticed that you didn't have a lot of clips for today which I
found interesting and you know in our little pre show amble
there as I was getting shit working again.
The show amble I liked that. Yeah.
You said, Well, you know there's nothing happening. I'm like,
What planet were you living on?
I was watching the Giants.
See, I knew I knew it was something like that.
That's bad. That's what sports does do. It's the opiate of the
masses.
It's nuts that you fall into that trap.
Ah, somebody's got to do it.
It's really it's,
it's quite keeps me in tune with the real people. Not that kind
of phoney baloney is you're down there with
Wow, that's such an insult to every I mean it mean you
say everybody in Los Angeles. You still yes it is. I'm sorry
everybody in Los Angeles
and I'm not. It's not about Los Angeles. It's about you know,
keeping your eyes open and working for working for our
people working. So you mentioned the the terror. threat alert,
permanent now at Orange in Gitmo nation.
What happens if there's a real alert comes out? No one's going
to buy into a red.
Like go around with a magic marker.
What are they going to do? It's all permanently orange. Why is
it orange? Why isn't it permanently yellow?
Because Orange is a little more scary than yellow.
When has it ever been green? Never since they started as
programmers ever been green? Of course not so we're never going
to be safe it's never going to be green This is like the this
is like the carrot in front of the donkey This is ridiculous
well in get
in get more nation East it's gotten a little bit worse. You
know, ever since the United States issued the terror warning
alert, we kind of forget about these things as just a few few
weeks ago it's like oh don't travel to Europe stay home and
shop here slaves don't go to Europe because like we could
afford to go to Europe with the with the Euro at a buck 40 cap.
Okay, don't go to you and the pound Buck 60 Don't go to
Europe. Don't go to Europe, because you know, there's
threats of terrorist attacks. And the BBC is propagating the
message nicely
as though as the shows the French government but listen,
listen to the BBC report this mind you is from BBC Radio One.
This is the like the top 40 station like the hip station.
This is what Chris Moyles DJs on and this is what they're
bestowing upon the Youth Radio One.
It's one of the things security services are most worried about
attacks by small gangs armed with guns and grenades. Now
police in the UK are stepping up their training to prepare for a
terrorist strike similar to the one that happened in Mumbai a
couple of years ago. Officers are being given more powerful
guns and extra training with the new speeds Greg Dawson has more
from Euston Station in London this place is one of the UK's
busiest stations with people using it to get across London
and the rest of the UK 14 transistors to Manchester
love the fact that little virgin train service in their house and
little on notice item their
locations like this tick the box for the sort of places
intelligence agencies are most worried about becoming
places like this tick the box John, they tick the box because
it's a train station where people get on trains tick the
box.
This is this is just leading us into what Obama promised
wouldn't happen right which is having your shoes checked when
you get on the train just to humiliate you take your shoes
off. Oh yeah.
Terrorism 10s of 1000s of people use it every day and despite a
few police officers dotted about their fears it's vulnerable to
the kind of attack that happened in India in 2008.
So they're they're basically saying Mumbai style attacks this
is the new mean Mumbai ya know, they've
been saying this.
In Mumbai a gang of 10 gunmen took hostages in the city's
hotels and killed more than 160 people over three days. Now
defence chiefs have ordered police here to learn new tactics
to cope with a similar attack Yeah,
I think it's legitimate I think it's willing to do it if we
don't train and how do we deal with it I
love how they pick like random person off the street I think is
good I think we should do it I think it's wonderful just keep
on doing it this great house will be safe we won't be safe we
don't have come on please let's do it.
Now that will mean Police Marksman training with shs units
and armed response units getting more powerful weapons to cope
with gangs of gunman armed with automatic guns
where's the person on the other side of the of the story who
says I don't like it I don't think is necessary and I feel
really unsafe with the police with the huge automatic weapons
and the only get the shield in there and the reports Hi, my
name is Pete I think it's very reassuring if they are being
trained all the better for all the thinking behind all of all
the better for us. We also gives
a crap this report is yeah but this is this where is the guy
saying hey this is bogus what do we need all these armed to the
teeth cops around here for nothing's going on? And if it
goes on take action then what do we did places is becoming a
police state and they can't find one person on the street that
would say anything. The BBC should be ashamed of itself.
Not one person involved in more than 100,000 stops and searches
by police and Gitmo nation East under the anti terror powers so
they actually they do this at train stations. They pull people
aside. They searched them they stopped them they searched them.
The report is now out one Bruton 1248 stops and searches. Not one
single terrorist caught. I can't believe it. I can't believe it.
They didn't catch anyone, nothing catch
anybody. They haven't caught anybody. There's nobody to
catch. Yeah. And when somebody is there, I mean, if somebody's
actually planning something, they're gonna stay, you know,
they're not going to be rolling around with a with a bomb on
them. They're gonna plan plan plan and they're gonna do
something, and they have no way of defending as at the best they
can do is if something happens and they take action after the
fact and, you know, or the public generally speaking, if we
take a look at these last two episodes that took place on
these aeroplanes the shoe bomber, which was what 10 years
ago, and the new guy the underpants guy, the underwear
bomber, both of them were taken care of by the public at large
who happened to be on the planes or the shoe bomber has beaten
the crap out of with a with a fire extinguisher over the
noggin. And the other guy was just jumped because he couldn't
do anything that where's all these trained experts that are
loaded to the gills with with weaponry, they're not doing
anything, give me a break. This whole thing is a scam just
because they're going to turn the country into a police state.
And you know why? Well, why am I complaining?
I don't know. I'm enjoying listening to you though. It's
kind of nice. Italy by the Oculus. It's ridiculous. Italy
is opting out of the naked body scanners.
Which for them interesting or useless these naked bio? How
many people have the naked body scanners caught? Nobody? How
many little kids have gone through there? So these these
creeps could like take a look at them? Lots?
Yeah. We got a couple message one from our producer Benjamin.
Adam. I'm listening to no agenda 245 You talked about airport
scanners and encouraging people to opt out. I was in the USA
three weeks ago, I opted out from the full body scan. When I
applied for an electronic Travel Authorization to travel to the
United States, which is you know, this is the new thing now.
It's our way of welcoming you. I was declined within seven days.
I can only put this down to the fact I opted out now I have to
change my plans and apply for a manual visa costing a couple
$100 and several weeks. You know, don't come here. The top
is like we don't want you here. That's clear.
Yeah, we don't want tourists anymore. Go away. That's it's
really hard a Chamber of Commerce, the great American
Chamber of Commerce doesn't get a jump all over this. Because it
is you know, hurting tourist traffic. I mean, I know people
that show I tried to go I couldn't get in people from
Brazil can't get into the country. I'll tell you I mean,
it's costing us serious money. And nobody says anything.
I don't even want to fly to the east coast for Thanksgiving. I
don't want to do it. I just don't want to go. I mean, in in
that regard, they've beaten me down. I don't want to go through
the humiliation. I just, I'm going to opt out of course, and
I just don't want to deal on it. opt out, opt out. producer Dave
says I'm gonna give you guys some great insider info very
soon, I just got to the airport. And I stood in a very long line
that we're sending everyone through the one and only metal
detector slash body scanner line took twice as long to get to the
front. When I'm in the front, I realised that Tsa, tsa guys, an
old friend of mine, I said, Dude, you're gonna hate me for
this, but I'm gonna opt out. He didn't blame me and took me to
do the pat down himself. And by the way, that, of course, is a
severe violation of TSA regulations. I took me aside to
do the pat down himself informed me that he had quite a few
stories to tell. I didn't even have to initiate the
conversation. He says the people that people are quitting right
and left because they don't want to deal with the body scanner
stuff. Good. Good, good, good. The opt out meme is working. The
lines are longer, staff is getting smaller, and people are
even more bitchier. And he says on the 29th, which we've
discussed in this very programme, they will be
switching to a more aggressive crotch rub. Which I think is not
a bad thing. Actually. The crotch rub?
crotch crotch rub? That's That's how many people have they
caught?
Let me think. None. In New York, the body scanners,
5 million flights a year around the world. How many people have
they caught? With a non body scanner? None? None. But who is
who is the guy who isn't there some famous person that that's
the head of the company that makes those things he used to be
part of the government.
He was like the former secretary of defence I think, ha ha. How
does that work? So in New Yorker, the naked peep show
machines, that's my new name peep show. It's a peep show for
these guys. The peep show machines are late. Because of
course demand is so high that that L three can't can't even
get them everywhere in time. And I think we there was a quote
here from Ann Davis. TSA spokeswoman insists that
passengers are no less safe at airports without the full body
scanners Hmm Which she said are not necessarily more effective
screening measures than metal detectors pat downs and
behavioural profiling Hmm. However she stressed scanners
are simply meant to be faster and less physically intrusive
please this is not the message from the TSA is that they don't
really work any better but it's the speed of speed you along
which is patently untrue
because it doesn't speed you along it takes humiliating it's
stupid
Yeah It takes lots of
fat How can it be huge speed you along when you with the with the
metal detector you walk through it? You walk through it and they
look at a bunch of lights and then you're done with the BBB
with this thing they stop you you got to stop you gotta we
gotta put your hands Oh your arms in the air that you have to
wait throw your hands in
the air potty hottie like you just don't care and wait sleeve
Yeah, it's not faster at all. But to say that oh, they're not
really safe doesn't really enhance anything. It's just for
you. It's for your convenience. It just makes things go a little
bit faster. Come on, just go through it. Come on. Don't hold
up the line. Go through it already. Did you see that Fox
News piece on that back the back scatter van that they have
driving around? Yeah. Oh my god
just irradiating people on the street. How can this how can
this be legal?
I mean, a from like a radiation standpoint, it be looking into
your shit that just driving by that's an illegal search. You
want to hear a piece of the of that package they put together?
Yeah, let's hear it.
This may look like an ordinary delivery van. But its mission
isn't transportation, its investigation.
backscatter is an x ray imaging system that we use to detect
things like
I think the word backscatter, by the way is brilliant marketing.
Because it sounds so Oh, it's not X ray. It's backscatter
scatter is just like scatter back scatter. You know what I
mean, John? I think this
is a back scatter.
It's not X ray when you stupid slaver not gonna give you cancer
cataractous back scatter narcotics plastics could be
explosive
and like the outside of the van the inside of his EBV looks just
like a normal passenger vehicle only this one comes equipped
with a screen next X ray just about anything around it Yeah,
he's trucks can be used to to look basically a cargo screen
trucks that come into us. We've had a system on site at the US
Open golf tournament.
I know, I know, that caught my attention, too. We had a system
at the US Open golf. What does that like they have a
sponsorship with them or something? Are they sponsoring
the PGA they're
probably a radiating everyone who goes and watches golf, which
may be a good thing.
We can check deliveries while you're driving past
you literally can check deliveries. So we can make sure
that you're not being delivered a bomb seen inside the vehicle.
Besides Homeland Security, the maker of the Z backscatter sells
the X ray vans to local police departments, the Transportation
Safety Administration, and also several unnamed clients, which
has some asking just exactly who are using these vans? And how
Yeah, one of the concerns with the vans is possible health
risks they might pose to human subjects. But the DHS says
Oh, nice word. You are a human subject. Not a human being.
No human subjects subjects
like this. This woman is amazing. She if she really do
you think she wrote this? Or now this has got to be a script,
right? No one in the right mind says the well what's
questionable here is how this will affect human subjects. You
know, those things over there were the two legs and the two
arms. Well, what do we call them human subjects? Yeah,
pose to human subjects. But the DHS says even on the rare chance
someone were to walk right by the beam, the radiation dose is
still extremely low.
The rare chance you might run by you might walk by the truck.
Literally saying that anything that goes by we scan it
equivalent of a chest X ray or less. Still the bigger chest X
rays a pretty good dose,
or less, or less or less. It could be less if you're running
your run by it, it'd be less the equivalent of a chest X ray or
less. It's still the
bigger public concern seems to be the potential for privacy
violations.
Yeah, no kidding.
Clothes and even into some homes. pretty creepy when you
think about it that somebody can see inside your own personal
vehicle and see everything that's going on. No one needs to
know what's going on in the privacy your own home what
you're doing in your car. When you're driving down the street.
McCabe says local law enforcement and private
companies must abide by privacy laws. And he says the image of a
body for example, leaves a lot to the image.
Oh, you don't actually see a naked body list. So here it
comes nation looks very similar to a store mannequin. Oh, it's a
store man. Hey, listen, when I was a kid, I used to get wood
looking at the store mannequins. And when they were undressed,
I'm like, Huh?
Well, there you have it. That's what this is. This is this is
bordering on the absolute ludicrous. Where's the ACLU in
this matter? Where's the ACLU with all this crap?
I don't know. Do you support them?
How are they fight I why I don't and support them. I mean, I
think they do good work. They do a lot of stupid stuff. And they
seem to be they seem to be left of centre, generally speaking,
but I've seen him do stuff that nobody else will pick up on that
are a good thing. So I have no objection to the ACLU out of
hand like you know, there's all the right wing talks all the
ACLU evildoers, right. But in fact, I've seen them do a lot of
good stuff that nobody else picks up on including the right
wing so I mean, give me a break.
Well, I I really don't understand. I don't understand
why the where are they now? I don't know. I don't understand
why people aren't up in arms. I'm outraged by this. If I see
one of those. Those vans. I'm not going to walk past that.
That's for sure. I mean, you can't even know that just
nondescript looks like a U haul with the U haul taken off. It's
not good. No, it's not. And they're being sold to any
company.
And people are complaining about the Google truck going by with a
bunch of cameras on it.
There you go. This is a good point. Excellent point.
The Google truck came by Oh new and he took a picture of my
house.
Yeah. Meanwhile, you've got the government
got a naked picture on his website someplace and
chest X ray or less? Don't worry about it.
Of course, do you have a chest when you walk past the place
twice? You get two chest X rays. What if you're hanging out
there? What if you stop and lean against the thing and make a
phone call? What you're getting 100 chest X rays? This is good.
This is bogus. I can't believe that these reporters would
report in such a way without any negative input. Really what's
wrong with these people?
But this reporter is hot Okay, nevermind
that's one month I'd like to do a jingle and by the way somebody
points out to me JC as a matter of fact that the puffer machines
which they had in all these places Yeah. style right that
was the tougher machines apparently is the only thing
that's ever caught anything because it can pick up
explosives and all these things in minute quantities because
they're just puffs you in the air. Yeah, and then looks for
what's in the air and the Israelis apparently using them
on the border. Because that's apparently the only thing that
works.
Israelis by the way aren't using the naked body scanners? No,
because they don't work. It's exactly then I can actually use
something that doesn't work. Now they're
not stupid. They're not stupid like all these airports around
here that in the United States are not stupid like Americans,
apparently. Wow, people I've said enough. Yes, you have. I
said my piece.
All right, then. Then I just need to launch into a John
because I've been doing a lot of studying today. Actually, over
the past couple days. I spent a lot of time last night and got
up early this morning. To assemble everything this will be
in the show notes is what you are paying for. By the way, this
is what you support. Oh, by the way, just got an alert here
giant Sun Twister on October 27 28th.
Brother and by the way, for students who listen to the show,
there's enough resources in the show notes. If you go back and
look at a lot. Um, you can put reports together and get A's so
easily, easily, easily, without doing any, you know, any
cheating.
So to speak, that you did the research. You did the research.
So the 25th amendment of these United States of Gitmo nation is
a very interesting amendment. And if you Google 25th
amendment, you'll see a lot of news stories that have popped
up. And this comes on the heels of the in the White House
insider, I think we talked about this probably about a month ago.
This is this is blog. It's kind of a blog site called news
flavour.com. And a new flavour.com. There's this guy,
who has been interviewing a former White House insider,
someone who just left the White House couple months ago was on
the Obama transition team. And and that guy basically said
Obama is insane. He's member that he has lost that he's gone
completely insane.
Yeah, I've read all these reports to I have a comment
after you're done.
So let me instead of me reading what's going on. And I of
course, I have some thoughts about this as well. This is how
it's being it's propagating, it's moving throughout the
channels and once it moves off the written page into the news
media, that's when it starts to get interesting to the first
report where it showed up, of course, was on Russia today,
what went wrong? Mr. Spanis? Why, and they've got some kind
of guy here who is basically who this is great. I mean, we could
be consultants for any any cable channel, because this guy
basically just read the read these reports and he's
propagating it like, like he like he was there himself. But
it's interesting. And you can hear the backstory just by
listening to this piece,
Barack Obama appear to be so unpopular as he's become today.
Well, as I said to you, before, he was completely unqualified to
be president in the first place. He was a good campaigner. He had
a lot of money behind him. But what happened once he got inside
the White House, and these reports come from people inside
the White House, is that he's very unhappy, to having to
govern. He likes to campaign he does not like to govern. There
are reports that he is very frustrated, he's very depressed.
Some reports are that he's on medications, and that he cannot
concentrate or focus and it's a mental problem. And he cannot
concentrate or focus on the task that face him is present. So you
put someone in his unqualified who has a psychological, serious
psychological problem to begin with, which is a problem of
narcissism. And you put them under the pressures of the
presidency, and the man is beginning to crack. He's
actually now on the verge of a meltdown. Well,
you know, apart from that, besides that little ditty you
just threw out there like it might have, you know, what
happens at the end of the day ad?
Is, is this second term that seems to be more and more on, on
attainable? How would you comment on that?
It's not like he's leading the witness, but okay. Well,
it's very doubtful at this point that he will last out his first
term. There are people, as I've said, within the administration,
within the government, and people within the Democratic
Party, who are seriously considering how to remove Obama
from the presidency. This has been given a big push also by my
boss, Lyndon LaRouche, the founder
Lyndon LaRouche, anyway, the 25th amendment for those of you
know, we have this document here in the United States kind of a
funny thing, no one ever really reads it anymore. It's called
the Constitution. And it's kind of the rules the law of the
land. So amendment 25, section one, in case of the removal of
the president from office of his death or resignation, the Vice
President will become president, but section four is the one
that's most interesting. Whenever the vice president any
majority of either the principal officers of the executive
department, or of such other body, as Congress may, by law
provide transmit to the President pro tempore. It's like
Tim poor, I guess, of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of
Representatives, their written declaration that the President
is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office,
the Vice President shall immediately assume the powers
and duties of the office as acting president, and then
there's like, No, the President can say that's not true. I'm not
crazy. And then they'll put him back in power until Congress
then with the two thirds majority says, You are crazy.
You're not crazy. You're crazy. And if the Congress says you're
crazy, then then they can kick you out. So of course, what the
what these reports of this so called insider are saying is
well, when the report and I think it's still enough, but
when the Republicans take the house, then they'll have enough
of a majority to declare the president insane. And, and, but
but these reports are great. You know, he's like, he's drinking.
Michelle is freaking out. He smoked more than her job. She
hates being there. I mean, John, your take on the situation.
It's bullshit. That's the tape. So I sent this to a friend of
mine who is like, waist deep in Republican politics. He's, he's
a public relations guy in the Republican Party that involves
all the strategizes. And there's a bunch of companies, they all
work together and they know each other. So I sent this entire
memo, which was the Mazda and report waiting Mazda and one of
those guys. Well, it's
Wayne Maslin, but he's only reporting on this news flavour
thing coming up with what Lyndon LaRouche, by the way is the key
to this whole thing. He's like, he is the one who is crazy. But
anyway, so he but he puts together good entertaining
material. I'm not going to argue against that, and he's fun to
watch when he speaks. He has this cruel, weird, creepy style
of speaking. But anyway, so I sent it over there and they pass
it around. Apparently, they're all these different.
They hadn't seen this before the guy had not seen no.
He said they'd never heard of this whole thing. And there's
nobody in the Republican party that has anything to do with
anything. He knows about it. And they think it's just like, wow,
that is crazy. And it's just They just kicked it back is
bullshit. The whole the premise for this thing is dis completely
bogus. And anyone who buys into it, it's just looking for
trouble. And you see the memes. I mean, the two names that
cropped up in that Russia Today report is the unqualified meme.
And the narcissism thing which keeps cropping up. And of
course, then they say, you know, maybe he doesn't do a lot of
work. I get the feeling that he does like that. No, you'd put a
lot of little truth in with the with the fakery. And you get a
you know, you get an image that you can believe he likes to play
golf, he watches basketball, he's really into sports,
apparently watches ESPN all the time, probably following the
Giants game, I might add. And he does all those things. And he
probably really prefers to go out on the stump and speak
rather than sit around and deal with these meetings all day. And
he's probably not the world's greatest president, but he's not
crazy or anything else. And then whether or not he gets kicked
out by the party is is not going to have anything to do with
this.
But it will be an easy way to get them out just to
be a hard way to get that precedent. And every president
is at risk. Never happened in a million years.
Okay, so two sides of these reports. And actually, a new one
came out on the 26th. That's two days ago. Which, which is the
best one, but previously, I think the guy makes a point when
he says okay, look at the people who had the exodus of the White
House Rahm Emanuel, Chief of Staff, James Jones, national
security adviser, Elon moron, communications director, Van
Jones, of course, Mr. Green Jobs. Mark Lippert, deputy
national security adviser, David Ogden, Deputy Attorney General
Greg Craig, White House Counsel, Peter or zag Director of Office
Management and Budget, of course, who also advised
Iceland. Dennis Blair, Director of National Intelligence.
Before you read all these names, let me say something half of
these people are people that we've been complaining about
since day one or zag. We hate it. He's out. That's a good
thing. Yes. Rahm Emanuel. We hate it. He's out. That's a good
thing. I'm not saying this is a big negative.
I'm just saying that there's an exodus. So you can't deny that
these posts are important and for these people to leave within
the first year is the interesting to say the least.
Well, I'm not so sure that we can't document this with other
presidents.
Maybe I haven't. I haven't. It's okay. It's okay. Now. Now,
here's the one that tipped me off to this being like, all
right now, this is where the guy lost it. This is in the the
October 26 interview with the Washington insider. And who
keeps predicting a huge scandal just before the elections. And
now that he's got to hurry up because it's like, the election
is November 2. And the scandal, you know, I think they're really
too late even to pop anything. And the insider says, oh, no,
it's not going to it's going to be a number of scandals.
Let's get 12344 days to go.
Here we go. Well, I'm, I'm just reporting on it. leaves back
folds, arms across chest looks outside, then back to me. Okay,
then I'll point your nose in the right direction. Enough people
are sniffing in the same garbage pile Anyways. Anyways, I love
that, including the times, though. I suspect they're
burying it at the moment or trying to they're still heavily
invested in Obama, but that may change soon. Okay, that sounds
reasonable. Go back to Chicago. That's the key. There's other
crap around the White House. Other things that could trip
them up. But Chicago was weird that were the real heavy dealers
that could bring the administration down. Go back and
review blocboy vich. Go and review rezko Barton Stern,
Giordano, Carruthers, Jarrett. It's one and the same. It's all
connected and it's big and people know the White House is
exploitive itself over this stuff. Pelosi has it the
Clintons habit, more of it than they had in 2008. So here's what
I like about this, too. First of all, this is like okay, duh. You
know, everyone's been on the move. Everyone tried that. And
you had the the Chicago mob. It's like nothing that's
buttoned down. Of course, there's all kinds of nastiness
going on there. But what I like about it is you don't even need
to have a scandal now. For me, oh, well, Pelosi knows and
Clintons know. And everyone knows. This could propel him to
something it could, you know, this is how stuff gets made up.
It could happen.
Yeah, anything can happen. But of course, nothing's going to
happen because the whole thing is bullshit.
Okay. I like thinking that our presidents insane though.
Well, no, I think the whole thing is, but this is Lyndon
LaRouche style stuff. By the way, if you read his material,
just anything he ever writes, it's always very entertaining
with the craziness. It's just permeates everything. And yeah,
no, I liked the idea. I mean, I think it would be hilarious. You
know, but, but this is wishful thinking, on the worst at worst.
type of wishful thinking is not like the guys that screw up and
they we can't vote him out of office because he can't get make
one job for an employee in this country. That's no good. But if
he's criminal is saying or criminally insane or drawn
around the White House naked, he's a flasher. And he's got all
these issues and he plays golf with no clothes on and he's, you
know, does nothing but watch ESPN and drink and smoke much
more interesting. I
agree. But I believe that's the American way dammit, we don't
want it. We don't want him to be you know, it's too complicated
to say the guy sucks. The guy's nuts. That's what that works. So
I really liked it. I enjoy reading this and you can enjoy
it too by going to no agenda show.com We have it in our show
notes. There.
I agree. It's very enjoyable. I'm not gonna argue lately
entertaining
and I guess this Sunday we'll speak again and if the big
scandal hasn't hit by then Well, you never know. You never never
know it could happen.
Yeah, it's gonna be Michelle Obama. Where's bloomers?
Well, she's apparently going nuts. And she
can't stand it. I can see that. Yeah, we sure Well, ya know,
she's got a 747 at her beck and call and can go anywhere in the
world at the drop of a hat with all her hand maidens and she's
miserable. She could be making so much more money doing
something else. A cry Croghan crap. That's gotta be
miserable, dammit. Fire up the jet marry. I'm miserable. I love
it. Hey, you I'm amazed you don't have any clip from the Jon
Stewart show. Obama was on with Jon Stewart and you don't have
any clips you want you this game thing is really it's got you
hypnotise you slave.
Wait, hold on, say let me I was just looking at some pictures
stats. Let me get off that. Okay, what are you checking your
porn site miss the Jon Stewart show with Obama. I figured why
don't you I'm sick of seeing Obama on these shows playing you
know, you know, going back and forth. He's a funny guy. Okay.
He's got a sense of humour. We know that we've seen him on
Letterman exchanging barbs. He's a good ad libber he's he keys on
the he takes the you know, he picks up on the other guys
humour. I'm sure it was a laugh riot. I began to get nothing out
of it. It's just it's another distraction. Getting to see over
here is the theme you should be playing. So did you watch it?
No, I didn't watch it. I didn't find out until this morning. I'm
pooping and I'm like, oh,
I need to find out while you were pooping. Was it in your
poop?
I can read these thing. No, that's when I sit down with my
iPad and I enjoy my session. i Hey, that's how I do my best
work. Brother we have read you don't read when you're when
you're in.
It doesn't take me that long to poop. I don't sit there
straining while holding on to something for dear life. Let me
just explain a guy in the woods.
explain something to you. There are guys you apparently are not
one of them. Who take that time which also was known as a
confessional to just relax you know? The the
black on my own? I taking a poop to me it's not a moment of
relaxation. I think I'll go relax But honey, I'm gonna go
take a nap and I'm on the crapper.
Well, I have to admit that I'm basically just sitting there
already pooped and I'm just gonna get away from this debt
well you got the phone he probably taking calls on the
crapper
no I don't I tend not to take the phone into the crapper but
the iPad is great you know just sit there and before you know it
it's like oh my my my legs start to fall asleep. God tell me that
you don't have this people out there. I'm sure someone has
this. I'm sure other guys do this. It's a moment of you know
what it is? It's the only time when guys have absolute solitude
because you know if you live with other people, particularly
with women and I'm just saying the one thing that's guaranteed
with will stairways when you're pooping and not gonna come and
bother you
that's a given how long is that guy gonna be in there mom?
I have to admit I half an hour sometimes easily.
Oh please That's bogus. No way True. True. Take a shower
afterwards.
But the business is done yet. Dried
poop all over you know unless you're doing the pooping, wipe
your poop and wipe poop and wipe. I mean it's the only way I
can see it not drying up on you. You gotta have body skin
temperatures high number you see I've done
with all the business. And now you just sit there after the
fact you I've already flushed brother. I'm sorry, you know, I
don't think I'm alone.
You can't you know, lock a door I mean, you know in your office
I mean if you don't want to have people bugging you No,
it doesn't work that way. I'm telling you guys this is a
little trick. Take it from me. If you want to be left alone and
just do your business, then you just take your your laptop or
whatever, when you pooping and no one will bother you. Because
yeah, everybody's probably thinking you're jerking off in
there.
Well, you know there's different things you can do some prepare
for the show. Some base their meet.
So let's get some some we have some contributions even though I
don't didn't see the John Stuart show.
contributing to our back and look at
I'll go check it out on the daily studs on the daily.com
daily show.com website. I'll take another look and we can
talk about on Sunday if I see a little tidbit in there that is
like important. Although I doubt it stewardess or you know, as a
big fan of Obama's I'm sure that was a love fest between the two
of them. I didn't want to witness. By the way
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Yeah, that's what you want. Yeah. But it's is great. You
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off of my cloud.
The problem with that is that Gmail is actually even though I
don't, great, that's a problem. It's great. Because you can
search within the I can't I have mines on the cloud and my my own
cloud actually, computer time out of the peninsula friend of
mine runs, and it's a great and I can do all my emails, pretty
private. I want to worry about somebody turning all this stuff
over to the Feds because he disguised like a libertarian.
Who wouldn't do it. And let me just tell you just erase
everything. So I don't worry about that. But it's not like I
have a problem that way. But the point is, is that if I tried to
do deep searches within these within the content of my you
know, I have something like 100,000 emails in the system. I
can't do it because the thing just goes up? I don't think so.
And that's the end of it. With Google. You can search all kinds
of different ways and find stuff that
you have. Unfortunately, it's amazing by now, but I'll turn it
over to the Feds in a drop of a hat. Yes, exactly. I'm gonna
show my son moved by donate to no agenda. Imagine all the
people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
You've got karma. All right. So I need to mention something
here. Little no agenda, karma story from Noah, who was who
donated $71 Couple weeks ago, and was severely perturbed that
we haven't read her note. I thought we did. No, we didn't.
We did it. She had quite a note, but it's a nice carnamah story.
And she and she's our groupie. Come on she's got Hooters I was
about to go on welfare thought about cancelling my $5 month
subscription donation, trying to save money wherever I could well
out of nowhere the student temp agency. I joined because it's
mandatory by the welfare office to be registered and as many
agencies as possible called me and asked me to want if I wanted
to work for Greenpeace for two weeks. I started this Monday
today I was asked if I wanted to stay on and work full time as a
personal assistant to an important activist who's now not
allowed to mention yet. This job is truly my dream job. I've
always been active in fighting for human rights since I was 16,
including being an assistant to Eric Sawyer. Amazing, cool
coworkers. I'll be crazy busy supporting this amazing man.
Sometimes he will get I'll get to travel with him to Greenpeace
events fighting global warming, and meet some handsome sailors
from the Greenpeace ships. So Noah, we expect you to send
inside dirt on this evil organisation. We really want
that we want the inside dirt and I'm we're very happy for you
that you that you've got a gig that's nice. Not so sure that
this is a great outfit.
I'm not so sure either they used to be. It wasn't that didn't it
began as like an anti whaling operation and they had their
boats and they stopped these people from killing the whales
and save the whales and the red and then next thing you know
they're in the global warming. What's that? How did you go from
point A to point B? Oh, wait a minute. There's a lot more money
in global warming than saving the whales. Ah,
you know, they once called me in Holland. Get my nation lowlands
and they said hey, man, we want to can we borrow your
helicopter? We're gonna go on a mission like Fuck no. Will you
put down a million dollars in case something happens to it?
No. No, I'm not insured if you're out there like attacking
ships at sea. Oh, really? No. Nuts it's crazy. Well, that's
why your only could have done
your part. Yeah. For a few people biodiversity. Well,
biodiversity another moneymaker. Arthur Kessler. Calgary,
Alberta, Canada beautiful little town. $100. No comment from him.
Hans Hafner from Berlin.
Berlin, Germany. Yeah, I'll do the note in a second on the
birthdays
on Berlin from Berlin Deutschland kitten
donation Deutschland? What is that? 6666 love that
6666 This one is like Kalahari blanc called glue.
Now I have Chi Chi que han we've received money from que han
before? Yeah, no, I don't know last week. Maybe last week even
worse you have in Toronto. I'm going through a medical issue so
please accept my donation seems
like this seems like he's already been duped deduced and
everything. Is this case. This is a repeat. It could be well,
just just in case let's do I'm sorry. Let's do this. bad deed
deuced. In fact, this is last week's show.
It's que han the repeater called Blue Sherwood Whole Foods
that's also a
from Shropshire, Shropshire. UK 50 to 50 to about a second. And
then we have our normal knighthood people that DUI
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here. And also one time 50 All donations from Ethan Biermann
from Dallas, who has a blog at smoke filled world.com I believe
that has to do with barbecue. Everybody must go to this
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Texas people they cook beef. Greg Morrow, Mount Pleasant,
South Carolina another place where the barbecue is king. And
Arthur Kessler knighthood and that's that's all we got this
week, except for our regular subscribers and, and people who
donate a smaller amount, which is also a low number. So we had
a bad week. I think it has something to do with the vibe.
Or maybe we never mentioned divorce.org/n A, which is where
you go to help us out. Because I had the sense that we never did
that last week and I complained about it. And you told me we did
it. No, we did. We did. Look, it's very simple. You know the
amount of work that goes into making this programme. I'm not
motivated honestly, by by this. And we need to have real support
to keep this programme going. And what I find although
beautiful that we have our $5 month subscribers who if we had
a lot more of those I'd be very happy because it doesn't take
much it really doesn't. You only need he'd, you know, a couple
1000 People really to be donating 5000 a month and then,
you know, we're kind of getting somewhere and we're nowhere near
that. And although I'm delighted to see that Sir Charles and Sir
Robert stepped back up to the plate. These are repeat
supporters. We need new blood we need fresh people to come in.
And it what is the percentage now John, like 10% of the
listeners are actually supporting the show and that and
the 90% is had taken a free ride. Try five 5% of supporting
the show 95 Listen, this way, if
we take a look at the mailing list, well how many people that
what is our normal listenership is around probably familiar
million.
No, it's I mean, each show eventually, half a million
people listen to it. But I'd say on a monthly basis, quarter
million that's that's about right. Yeah.
How much? Quarter of a million quarter
million per month, but each episode eventually has about
half a million people that listened to it. Does that make
sense?
Well, let's say we would, no, it doesn't. But let's say we have
400,000 listeners listen to
a show sits out there. And then over time, more people listen to
it.
Yeah, no, I agree with that. But let's just say that the total
numbers is about let's just say for the point I'm trying to make
that we have 400,000 listeners on the show.
Okay. We'll take that number. That's a decent number.
That's a good number. It's a good number of people. We have
4000 people who have donated to the show, that's 1%.
Look at yourself, look at yourself in the mirror. And
think that I have that I have a good time listening to the show.
Did I enjoy that I learned something? Do I feel better
about myself in the world?
Did it keep me occupied while I'm driving to work for two
hours a day? For instance?
For instance, I don't want to complain. But that is an
incredibly low number. And I think a lot of people are out
there going, Yeah, I love it. No agenda, I listen to it. It's
great. But they're not supporting us. And I'm sorry.
I agree if we had more $33 or $30 or $5 subscribers, which is
actually,
you know, Eric hasn't done one of his charts in a long time
when he gives up that we've not picked him up do not give him
money anymore. Is that why
Jerrica went to Finland and he I don't know why coming back. I
don't think the charts are that big of a deal.
I like seeing that the only thing I looked at was the
monthly subscribers. And they were tapering off and Pay Pal
doesn't help because they chop off. Also the group subscription
ends, no one pays attention to it. You don't remember, please
check in if you think you were supporting with a $5 month
donation, go back and check because you may not be it Yeah,
we
may lose five a week.
Well, that's a big deal, John five,
but ya know, it is a lot. And the fact of the matter is, is
like 2500 a year would be the would be what we lose, because
we have it set. And we did this on for a reason. I don't like
people complaining that, hey, you know, I tried to unsubscribe
and they keep resubscribing me, which is what a corrupt
operation does. So if you if you change your bank account or do
anything, or just don't make one subscription payment for some,
somehow, you get bumped. I mean, it's just automatic. You're not
You're no longer subscriber. And so you have to re subscribe. And
apparently people you know, they change their credit cards, or
they lost a car and they get a new number. And that whatever.
And so you just lose and a lot of people use I was kicked off
that subscription list. Did you do it? Right? No, we don't do
that. Now, of course, you know, we
want to throw the money back. So let's just think of it this way.
This is what I do. I you know, I have this big app show which is
making me no money. But hopefully one day it will and
I'll let you know. And I'll let you know that happens. John has
you do Dvorak Horowitz. I'm sure that's making no money for you.
You do a couple of guest appearances here. And there. You
write some columns. The talk that we I mean, if anyone ever
Googled, if I had to apply for a job, like a reasonable job that
could keep me with a decent roof over my head, I don't have much
I'm renting here. You know, I got a 1999 sob. Which by the way
is kick ass car. And, you know, I can't get a job. I'm patently
unemployable. If anyone ever Googled me like yeah, okay,
well, gee, we don't think you're the right candidate for this
job. This is this is what? Like,
well, yeah, but yeah, be true. Anyway. Correct pot.
I have no other qualification. No, please get some more
years you're doomed.
I'm thinking about it. Like, yeah, I'm actually what am I?
It's a lost cause.
Well, we do want to thank the people that are supporting the
show because they're the real fans of the show. And that's
they're the ones and we do get repeat donations from them and
we can't say thanks enough to that group. But again, we have
other people that probably should you know, join that
group.
Anyway, let's do our
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Oh, really? Yeah, it's actually kind of interesting. It's a good
idea. We'll discuss this on the Sunday show.
You know that there are many. According to the Belgian
newspaper disarmed art. There are several European companies
that are financing candidates, and apparently not just
candidates who are climate deniers. And I'm like, hello,
Belgium. We're here. They're literally financing climate
deniers. Really? Yeah. Well, how can we can't get any of that?
Just because it's bullcrap. And I've given it to anybody about
their buddies.
Yeah, yeah, I guess you're right. And why am I even Why did
I even fall into the trap of believing that stupid
is all this all a scam everything.
Have you seen that? The video that I wanted to make? It was
like kind of a throwaway. And I didn't bring it up on on last
week's show. This this guy George Clark had had purchased
the DVD of Charlie Chaplin's film the circus. And do you see
this? This where people
haven't seen we blogged Didn't we found the source of it, we
finally debunked the whole thing.
I don't even know this because well, let me give you the story
quickly. And people can look at it themselves in the show notes
no agenda showed are calm. So there's this. It's actually some
extra footage of the premiere at Mann's Chinese Theatre in
Hollywood. And you see a kind of a weird woman dressed in black,
who appears to be talking on a cell phone. And of course, the
meme is a time traveller Time Traveller caught in the movie.
How did you debunk it? What?
Oh, well, it turns out, and then somebody says, if you go to
divorce.org/blog, and you'd look for this, you'll find it. A
bunch of people comment, the second guy who commented
debunked it, apparently. And you can see this, when you see that
when you watch the video, again, you are the movie again, you can
kind of see what what's really going on. In 1923 1924, Siemens
in particular made a hearing aid device that consisted of what
appears to be a cellphone like object that you'd hold to your
ear. And it was attached to a briefcase that had a bunch of
guest batteries and whatever electronic stuff in there, and
then I guess, had a big microphone or something, and
you'd walk down the street with this thing to your ear carrying
the briefcase. And if you carry Yeah, when she turns at the very
end, she looks over at that at the camera, and you can just see
for one or two frames. In her right hand, she's got a
briefcase. So this, there's links to the Siemens device,
with pictures of guys holding it into their ears taken back in
the late 20s. And it is a hearing aid. And that's the way
it was used instead of the Big Horn people would have on their
ear, which you wouldn't want to walk around the horn was cool.
Like the horn was better, but they would have this thing and
that's what that was the hearing aid device of the era. Okay, so
the thing was
traveller, I like time dropping,
I liked the idea was kind of cute. And I ran a bunch of
different, you know, I had I put I put that that clip plus two
clips of different physicists talking about time travel and
how it's possible. But then I mean, immediately a comment or
just nailed it.
I am actually, I'm actually that woman with a horn to her head.
And I'm here now.
Because that woman, my God.
I am a time traveller from 1923. So here's something that I'm
sure is you can't debunk. According to the brand new
edition of the DSM for the DSM. John, in case you didn't know is
the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders,
which has its own wiki page. I'll point out so that means it
must be true. There is in fact, a new mental illness that you
and I both suffer from.
I wouldn't be surprised. Yeah, it's odd.
Odd, yes. oppositional defiant disorder, which is defined as an
ongoing pattern of disobedient, hostile and defiant behaviour.
Symptoms include questioning authority. Oh, heaven
forbid,
negativity, John defiance argumentativeness. And John is
like that you are the poster child for odd being easily
annoyed. Hey,
I'm making money with odd. My, my entire life has been odd
moneymaking
new mental illnesses identified by the DSM four this is an
actual report that is an actual manual try this is typical
include arrogance, and narcissism above average
creativity, cynicism and antisocial behaviour. In the
past, these were called, quote, personality traits, but now it's
a disease.
Well, I don't suffer so much from narcissism because I've
actually looked in the mirror. And
I would say, let me just see if you tick the boxes of arrogance
tick, above
average, bull clamp.
Eric, listen to him talking. You're already being done. You
already being asked. That's for sure. You're already questioning
authority, you're negative and you're already you're easily
noise as an authority is it's
you are annoyed listen to
you. You're odd am annoyed. I hope we have
a vaccine for this very soon. Yeah, I'll
be a guy that goes to the show.
Of course, this is nothing new. This is this is this is I mean,
this is usually how you start to isolate people. So you can lock
them up
the disk discussed in 1984 to an extreme by Orwell.
So let me just look at the Wikipedia entry for this
diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders is
published by the American Psycho Psychiatric Association, the
guest that's legit.
I you know that I guess I'm functional, odd functional.
It provides a common language and standard criteria for the
classification. Wait
a second. What does this mean I'm subject to the Disabilities
Act and I can just go retire. Wow. The checklist is fine. I
think I think I'm ready to go retire. Kick this Americans with
Disability Act as a disability it seems to me.
The DSM has attracted controversy and criticism as
well as praise. There have been five revisions since it was
first published in 1952. Gradually, including more mental
disorders, although some have been removed, and no longer
considered to be a mental disorder, and most notably
homosexuality. So these are the guys that initially said if
you're gay, you're mentally insane. Oh, yeah, but they
apparently changed. Anyway, the last major revision was the
fourth edition, published in 1994. And the current edition
was due for publication in May 2013. They were a little bit
late.
But there it is. No, it's not late. It's not 2013 yet. I'm
sorry. So this is this odd thing is going to be in the 2,003rd.
No, it's
in the current one. I wiki wiki pedia. nitrox? PPDs sucks. Now
I'm confused. Look, you're odd Shut up. No question me.
You're odd, right. Do you call it your that the checklist? Who
are you calling odd son?
You're arrogant. Yeah, Tara narcissist. Obviously, check
your denial about global warming denialist churches on you
question authority. You don't like anybody bossing you around
your bitch constantly about having meetings? My God. The
science is
science. All right, get my nation down under. This is kind
of fun. So they introduced fingerprinting at schools. Yeah,
well, of course, you know, why take roll call. If I see a movie
with this whole story. So with roll call, you know, the gummy
bear story is that, you know, that's where I'm taking it.
Right? Go. You didn't know about this digit? No. So the kids. The
kids are like, of course, these are. These are the new Star
children. And like, huh, how can we get around this attendance
thing? To turns out, if you press your finger into a gummy
bear, and then flip it around? Someone else can take that gummy
bear and press it onto the fingerprint scanner. And it will
read as if you were more in attendance, even though
it's reversed.
Is it reversed?
Well would because you push into the gummy bear. So that would be
a reverse image. And then you'd push the reverse image onto the
scanner and it would either have to be a flaw. Like I couldn't
believe it would work that way. But in fact, is reading a
reversed.
Interesting, at least some print. Let me think about this
for a second. If you then press that reversed image. I don't
know, does it? Let me see if he put it down? Yes.
One removed it's got it's just reversed. Come on. It's just
logical. Well, then these things are even stupider than I
thought. Well, I mean, I can see it working that way because it
would look it's looking for points or it's looking for a
pattern. It sees a reverse version and it just as well. I
guess the same thing does just not bright.
Apparently this is a well known flaw in fingerprint scanners.
tests were done in 2002 with gummy bears. I can't believe I
know we I just guess we have to test this out. It's now known as
the gummy bear attack in the kids and get one age. I love
these kids down there. And kids, you might I might screw that
give me a gummy bear.
I can go home now.
I can go. I can go find some shirtless Bach my youth.
Because it's so much work to take attendance. Let me get this
straight. You're a teacher in a room full of let's say average,
let's say 30 people Yeah, that means there's 30 seats in there
in rows, there's five rows of six. And wait a minute. The
place is full all 30 seats are taken. Or wait one seat is
missing to somebody missing from the trim row to sheet five. How
hard can it be?
Well this of course is about eliminating teachers altogether
from the classroom and pretty soon just going to be a monitor
up there. This is about jobs about getting rid of them. So
it's real simple. We don't want any teachers just screw it just
be done with it
already. And then they should also shackle the kids.
Yeah. Oh, there's the 1046 Right on time.
Yeah, I don't know where they're honking so much today.
Meanwhile, get my nation ABA
has find a couple for homeschooling. their kid and
find them $3,000 I guess that's really against the rules they're
in, in Sweden. Can why is that? Because it's against because
they can't be indoctrinated by the state. Yeah, exactly. I make
sense. Exactly. It tried to do the same thing in California,
they have a bunch of these rules at Gibco. Unfortunately, there,
luckily, California's got enough people that complain about this
and never went through, but they try to, because you know, these
schools get X amount of money per student, and if the students
being homeschooled, are losing X amount of money, because that
students not attending from the state. And so they tried to, you
know, budget for truancy in California, all this other
stuff. And so you always have to be on the lookout. We have
homeschooled J for a number of years. And of course we did
through Washington state where you can just get a licence to
homeschool you just walk into an office, there's nobody there.
There's no line, you fill out a form and then they test the kid
a couple of times a year and you're good to go. California
new, it's evil.
Let me ask you a question. I you know, when it comes to
homeschooling is homeschooling always it conjures up an image
of a parent with the kid sitting down and and and then no one
else around? Isn't it? Kind of true that in many cases,
homeschooling multiple parents will get together and kind of
create their own classroom bring in experts from the outside.
Isn't it more like an alternative? Form?
It's actually more like, you're what you're it's kind of not
either one of those. Okay, essentially most of that for one
thing a homeschooled kid has to sign on to being a homeschool. I
mean, they have to say yeah, yeah, I want to do that, for
whatever reason, because they don't want to go to school they
want to or they got no, they got some interests that don't say
the one thing a homeschooling denier immediately said, you
know, kids need social interaction with other kids.
Yeah, well see, that's the that's the joke of it. Because
there's homeschooling. Eventually, everybody that does
homeschooling falls into these clubs. And there'll be some hot
shoe somebody, some maniac, some woman or mother that just loves
to take kids on field trips. And so you sign on to her. And the
kid goes with them for a couple of days to some place or other
and they look at a cow being milked. And then you have,
hey, wait a minute, do you think I can still get into the club?
They're all over the place. The support structure, which people
don't really understand is that the support underlying support
structure for homeschooling and I say is huge. Because you know,
and by the way did is always associated with Christians who
want to keep their kids reading the Bible as a homeschooling
methodology. But the fact of the matter is, is about it's about
one quarter of the homeschoolers are Christians, about one
quarter Jewish about one quarter Muslims, and about one quarter
or just, you know, independence, and that's kind of a reflection
of everything, and they all good. Usually they get together
in these various clubs. And there's a lot of interaction
that takes place in terms of socialisation. And if the kid
like Jay wanted she when she got to high school, he says I want
to go to high school. So she goes to high school now gets
straight A's, of course, because she was homeschooled and, and
gets plenty of interest. She can't get beat up
and pestered. And then and marginalised because she's
just checking, because she wins the spelling bee. Yeah, exactly.
Hey, you're a freak. You're a freak. Stop it. Now. You're too
good. You
spell so many words,
like cow and milked. A Ministry of Truth Is Out, John, and this
is something I believe we've missed. I think we've missed
one. In fact, it's something that you said a couple shows ago
that reminded me to pay attention to this, that you
said, you know, this all comes down to the Nullification and
how the Supreme Court apparently somehow was appointed as the law
of the land court, even though it can't be that because it
represents the government in general. And so there, they
decide on constitutional issues, which in itself is kind of
wrong, but you need to read Woods's book nullification to
kind of understand what I'm saying here. But you understand
the concept. We have a Supreme Court and what they whatever
they decide is the law of the land. And with Elena Kagan who
has been confirmed, who I mean, it's just a crazy, crazy woman,
no idea where she came from all sudden wept Supreme Court. I
mean, you and I could have been a Supreme Court justice as far
as I'm concerned. She has no she's not. She's not even a
lawyer. She, she lawyer. I believe she is a lawyer, but she
does no real time.
She was a dean. Yeah, it just doesn't see, hey, hey, do
you want to be a Supreme Court justice? That she has kind of
some radical ideas, and you said, all we need now maybe it
was about the Second Amendment about gun rights. You said this,
only there's one more crazy person in the Supreme Court and
then you know, everything's gonna change and they're gonna
take away guns and all kinds of other constitutional rights. And
I think they're after Clarence Thomas. I think that they're
actually after him. And that They don't know if there's an
amendment for a Supreme Court justice or we can just get
thrown out. But I think Clarence Thomas is is on his way.
Let's go over this because this is this funny because it kind of
fits in with the Totenberg attacks, which are Clarence
Thomas related because the right is going after her, who was
taught by Nina Totenberg, the NPR girl who was that did a lot
of the stories about Anita Hill and you know, apparently she got
clued into, and all the crazy things that that Thomas did
while he was in the office, you know, making sexual innuendos
because he was apparently had a lot of traction.
I'll tell you what, let's let Good I'm glad we have something
complimentary here. Let me play my clip. This is of Lillian
McEwen who dated Clarence Thomas for several years before he was
nominated to the Supreme Court in 91. All of a sudden, she
shows up on Larry King Live, and this comes after that other
woman whose name I forget. So now I'm gonna write this book
about him. So there's like all kinds of women now popping out
of the woodwork saying, oh, yeah, the guy's into porn. And
you know, he's crazy. And he, he's always making sexual
overtones. And, you know, Anita Hill was right. So, you know,
when when you show up on Larry King, this is not an accident.
Okay, it's CNN. It's Larry King. This is not an accident. But she
has a couple of interesting things to say. You dated him?
Yes. For a long period of time. Yes. For several years. Was it
serious? Obviously, seven years, it would be serious. Yes. We
were very close. The worst marriage in the offing, not for
me. He wanted to get married, possibly. Possibly ever say
let's get married. He did ask me if he and his son can move into
my house. And therefore we will be living together. I said no to
that. But you cared for him? Yes, still care for him? Know
what ended it? As a very complicated answer, but
because I couldn't remote on a second. Why is this? What is
this got to do with anything? Current Events wise, this is
something so deep in the past, this guy has been a Supreme
Court justice for years. And this woman sounds like a robot
by the way. But you know, no, yes. No. And it's a very
complicated answer point of this. What is the point of this?
Well, the
only point can be to tell everyone that the guy is a kook
he's nuts. Well, wait, you gotta listen to this.
wait two years to figure this out? What kind of an idiot is
she? Most women take one look at you and say this guy's a
crackpot and be out of there instantly. They're gonna take
two years. Well, she
stuck it out with them. Listen, listen,
I guess the short answer would be that what ended it was that
Clarence became not the person that that I knew when I first
met him. Who he
changed over time changed over the two years.
Well, listen, is his change his transformation? I think he had
odd ended it from what to what? Well, he changed in that he
first of all stopped drinking.
There's a there's a mistake.
Well listen to her explanation of it. Because Larry, thank God
for Larry kita. Well, wait a minute, how could that be a bad
thing? All right, he stopped drinking. I've tried that.
He tried to access when I first met him, that should have been a
good thing. That should have been a good thing. But for some
people who are binge drinkers and who have been over indulging
for many years and who are alcoholics, which he might have
been for some people when they they quit immediately without
counselling or anything else to help them. What happens to them?
Is is not pretty.
This is a great message I'm receiving is both bullcrap. You
know when it's with us?
On the topic, the guy stopped drinking. So he stopped
drinking. Well, he was an alcoholic, I think, I don't
know, maybe. And when people stopped drinking, without
counselling, without your counselling, without
counselling.
For him. That process meant that he became very irritable, very
angry. Angry arrogant, check.
Arrogant, he throws that in my way. Maybe you got that way
because you wouldn't let him move into your house.
Odd I'm telling you Yeah
short tempered asexual, asexual to well,
what? asexual
so then what was all the innuendo about? If he's not all
of a sudden asexual
bear with me and
obsessed with with with weird things like cellulite 1015 miles
in the morning almost in the dark.
He's running in the dark. You must be crazy.
And his his ambition? I don't know. I mean, his his ambition
may have
been ambitious. I'm telling you, they're gonna throw the odd
BookOut him and
connected to the alcoholism or what he was going through when
he stopped drinking, but
Stopstopstop a minute ago, she said she didn't know she was an
alcoholic if he was an alcoholic now, apparently it's holism
Oh, yeah, about that. But anyway, his ambition, just
because she's trying to stick to the script, but she's too stupid
to remember it all became
overwhelming to the point where he was giving interviews two or
three o'clock in the morning and then raving and ranting about
what was printed about him the next day. That's yeah, they were
calling
him a six week long Dong silver, I haven't forgotten what a thing
what was the goal?
His goal was to be
listened to listen to King lead her on that's great. He's
because of course Larry King, he has it in the prompter. And be
you know, he prepared to live his life. And his ambition was
to what prompted this. His ambition was to be you know,
what, at a high school play, or grade school play, when someone
is not good at the lines and the other actor will be like, and
his ambition was to be.
His was to be be his goal was the king. You were leading the
witness to be on the Supreme Court. That was his goal. Yes.
And your lawyer and we're social justice. Did you think he had
the qualifications for the court?
That Let me guess that's a complicated question.
That's a hard question, a complicated question to answer.
Certainly, being a raving alcoholic for for many years. I
know that
the person was I don't know if he was an alcoholic. Then he was
an alcoholic. Now he's a raving.
raving. This is a beautiful interview. This is unbelievable.
This is so beautiful as the Ministry of Truth unfolds.
Larry. So literally, here's the meeting, Larry, but I was just
like, what, Larry, listen, we've got to we got to mess with
Clarence. So we have a guest, Larry. I was asleep. And we have
a guest. And you have to make sure that we discredit Clarence
Thomas. We got to get this guy off. And so if she like sleeps,
you got to lead her on a little bit and promise he's got it.
He's got the IFBB in his ear. He's like, come on, come on.
Come on. Come on. Come on, get it, get it, get it. And then And
then finally, she's on board with 30 seconds to go. He was a
raving alcoholic. Start started off slow. Start off slow.
Certainly.
Being a raving alcoholic for for many years doesn't disqualify
you in the United States from holding a high office. Cute,
very cute. But the instability and the the lack of intellectual
curiosity, the inability to sit down and read something and
concentrate. It concentrates on the floor for a significant
length of time. That makes it very difficult to do the job. It
didn't grow.
He didn't grow. He didn't. He didn't eat it live.
Interviews preposterous.
Grow. Yes, I would say he went backwards during the time that I
knew him and now he can bully to his child. So all of those
things, to me that it was time for me to go he didn't
grow he was
became a bully. The bully memes in there.
I didn't. Did she say bully? Chi go back and play that last
little clip
again. She says he became a bully to his child.
I would say yes, I would say he went backwards. They went during
the time that I knew him and and became a bully to his child. So
all of those things meant to me that it was time for me to go.
Okay, so what have been galore? Yeah. What have we learned he
was a raving alcoholic, a bully child. He went he did not grow.
He went backwards. He couldn't focus, couldn't concentrate
dance, proper. He's illiterate. He couldn't read. didn't have
proper counselling. Get this guy off my court. I think and this
is, this is Larry King. Thank you. It was a great interview.
You did a great job. You can pick up your
fine that's a 10 pointer. Thank
you think I'll get myself in. Alright, so let's tie this into
Totenberg attack.
Well the Totenberg see that this seems to be the battle. So
they're going after Totenberg. So they say okay, you're going
after Totenberg. We're going after Thomas for Totenberg and
so Totenberg so they're attacked. They've got to start
attacking Totenberg after they after one Williams, the black
guy who's a liberal, they got fired from NPR. And so they
started attacking Totenberg, which I think they've always
wanted to do because Totenberg is largely responsible for a
number of things that are taking place against the right wing.
And and let's just listen to the Totenberg attack which is the
latest iteration which was just from a day or so ago.
Okay. So again Totenberg is the and that was Totenberg
journalist.
She's a suppose a journalist reporter for NPR. She's on a lot
of top news talk show. She's kind of a dingbat. I think she's
a ditz. And she, and she doesn't express herself very well. And
she's kind of just loony. And they want to get rid of her. And
I think that maybe this part of the was a little jockeying back
and forth or people attacking each other, but they're all as
proxies. Nobody's just attacking the other party or anything
else. They're attacking proxies. Just to show you know what, how
much you can push people around. Try to try this and see how much
you put up with it. But it's kind of interesting
woman named Alicia Shepard says, quote, NPR is values emphasise
fact based objective journalism versus the tendency. And someone
here, it's all righty. You had time to watch him but not John
Stewart. Hmm.
There's a news media, notably Fox News to promote only one
side to the ideological spectrum unquote. Oh, really? Miss
Shepard. And why would we even have Juan Williams on in the
first place? He's a liberal madam. As for objective
journalism, here's NPR reporter Nina Totenberg.
I don't think I have any Jesse Helms defenders here, Nina.
Me, I think he ought to be worried about the about what's
going on in the good Lords mind. Because if there's retributive
justice, he'll get AIDS from a transfusion or one of his
grandchildren will get it.
Yeah, this is the aids that was on NPR. Right.
And no, that was, I think, on Washington Weekend Review or
something. It was on another venue. But the NPR people
claimed that whatever venue you're on, if you're working for
them, it has to be acceptable to them. Right. And that's what the
argument was against Juan Williams anyway,
right? Yeah. It's Totenberg did apologise those remarks he made
in 1995. Joining us now to react to the entire fragance Fox News
analyst Bernie Goldberg and purveyor Banagher Goldberg. No,
we have the geniuses in our brain when the function is brain
room go to the NPR website. Look at all their analysts. Here's
the sheet. Okay, there is one maybe a conservative David
Brooks. Come on. Okay. He's not really he's a moderate right
everyone else every other analyst is a liberal person and
includes one who's an excellent but to hear Miss Shepard says
fair and balanced over there at NPR. They don't have any
ideological bent at all. Where's the tone MERG
attack this is this is a Riley ranting about NPR.
Yeah, no, I know. But they kept bringing they keep bringing
Totenberg in is and they're targeting her it's pretty
obvious when you listen to any of this stuff going on. Now
that's just a rant you can stop it now. The point is it seems to
me there's a some sort of a proxy battle going on here some
sort
Well, I think it's over the Supreme Court Justice and I
think it's a you know, I think it's a you know, a valid valid
point you know, they have hated this guy. That's power its power
its power its power John,
they have hated this Thomas character since he got nominated
because for one thing he is a black. He's black is number one.
And he's an extreme conservative he's a black conservative of the
highest order. And they the and I think one William has
mentioned he says you know the the the left wing will not
accept any black person who's not a liberal. And I think
they've been pretty
racist to me. You think? Yeah, let's bring some back for mon
here John. Prine. It's that time of year again. We have to go out
and get our shots like good slaves. They're free everywhere
or most you can drive by shots. You can get shots of working
good shots in the military shots are everywhere. And now we have
this fantastic chicken flu shots commercial.
Once again, we face an ancient and insidious foe bent on
destroying us. I speak influenza, but we have a mighty
ally science. The first strategy we will test is Asia. The virus
cannot find me It cannot infect me. Our second strategy
isolation cannot affect me in my designs. This was
the first strategy Is vaccination? The flu vaccine is
safe and effective? It is our best defence against influenza.
Boring though. That's science.
I can't believe they stoled our science mean. Yes, terrible. And
it's from the Department of Defence. It's the from the
Department of Defence. This is their public service
announcement. It's boring, but it will stop the influenza you
can.
Why do they have to say it's safe? I mean, they never used to
say that. Five years ago, there were flu shots flying around. No
one ever said oh, the flu shots safe. It was just assumed now
they have to tell you this by the way. So I'm going over to
the I'm at the ballpark not to bring it back up. The Giants
ballpark the giants are are selling flu shots at the
ballpark the sciences. Go down the street.
Shot day like we have bat day it's flu shot day
10,000 visitors will get a free flu shot and they go down to the
Safeway store Safeway selling flu shots.
It's also distribution even though h one n one is now
actually folded into the seasonal vaccine. Anyway and
guys like us we're tired of telling you about about the
potential dangers the testing that hasn't been done. I'm not
against vaccines, but this has not been tested. And the all the
Schilling that was done by the World Health Organisation the
changing to pandemic and it's money Money, money, money,
money. It's all
about money. Yours is the Segway Guess who's worth more dead than
alive?
Well, I know I'm worth more dead than alive. According to social
security numbers
have come in for the 2009 worth more dead than alive numbers.
Okay. Michael Jackson made $275 million dead there you go.
Number two. Number two, by the way was Elvis. Elvis is still
bringing in a 16 be a cool 60 million a year. Yeah. Awesome.
If that the only entertainer that made more than Michael
Jackson was Oprah all the other major entertainers made less
money than the dead Michael Jackson.
Do you think Oprah would be worth more dead than alive? No,
no, I don't think so. either. I think
you I think if Michael Jackson had played his cards, right, he
would be making you know, he was just he blew it. He did he was
hogging this he he didn't play well. worth more dead than
alive. Don't let it happen to you. That's my way of looking at
things.
Well, I might as well be dead at this point. And got no money
broke. How are you doing?
You have to worry about being being killed for your money.
That's for sure. Not a bunch of licence agreements for songs.
Like you know imagine you know by John Lennon going out as a as
a anti war song being used to sell printer ink.
But so how does this work? You know, we had all those first of
all, they tried to get him on the child molestation charges
that didn't work. Which by the way, is still just like a joke.
You know, I saw Bill Maher. I'm trying not to watch the show.
Like catch it from time to time. You know, these jokes are still
like Michael Jackson was more popular than the President when
he was on child when he was being charged for kitty
molestation. And the guy got off he, I'm sorry, poor choice of
words. He first of all, the guy was asexual, I met the guy that
has no sex at all. Whatever. He was a total setup. He was
scammed by people trying to make money off of them. He was
cleared of all charges, all charges all counts. But still,
it seems okay for this to be a joke. It's I don't think it's
funny. You know, it's like it's a horrible, horrible thing. It's
not funny, but it's old. True. It's not funny, and it's old
material. And but then it was like, Oh, he's broke. He's got
no money. You know, he's making a quarter billion dollars a year
there was already a story if everyone out there remembers
this. And it was done all over the place. And it was the guy
would go into a store at some place in Hollywood and rack up a
huge bill and never pay. Because he was broke. It was the mean he
was broke. Yeah, well, he obviously wasn't broke. He has
sitting on these all these licences that are worth a
fortune. He just wasn't doing anything with all this stuff.
His assets he was just sitting on I was
reading the problem. I was reading a story that maybe I
told you this last week that Sony Music, Sony Music
Publishing is owned at least 50% I'm not sure of the exact
division by the Michael Jackson foundation of all of Sony Music
Publishing, the publishing he owns half of Sony Music
Publishing. No wonder they killed the guy and he'll use for
you probably had to sign everything was probably
relatively smart. I think it was smart when I met him I thought
was a smart guy. And I'm just like no fuck this guy. Let's
just kill him. Yeah, good idea. And by the way where whatever
happened to that were the guy who apparently killed him with
the doctor whatever happened all that is gone.
reminded of your do one of the things we did first on this show
early on in the game. When you got your last shot at network
cable.
That's right. MSNBC, I said hey, excuse me that this was just
before the funeral, you got
to revive that clip. I think it should be it just we should
bring it I want to hear it again. I want to uh, right now,
but I think on the Sunday show, we should bring that clip back
and just show how far in front we are on this show, which is
why people should help us out by going to divorce.org/na and
donating to the to the cause here. This is a cause
it was yeah, I will have to Yeah, I don't think I can find
it that
quickly. No, you could couldn't find it. I know that you can't i
can't find anything. But I do
have it somewhere but yeah, it was I know we saved the clip.
Yeah, but I was
you're sorry I don't understand why they're not looking into it
as a MER click
Yeah, never in any I even sent and then months later after
turns out Oh, he was murdered. Latoya comes out so that they
they my brother said if they ever killed if I ever died
because they killed me for the for my catalogue. Said it. Of
course twice crazy. can't listen to a toy. She's crazy. She wears
tight pants so you can see cameltoe she's crazy crazy crazy
bitch. And and I sent the producer a little email said
hey, that's kind of funny. I'm think you had the premiere of
someone questioning that. Like I got an email back.
Yeah, they had a scoop. Yeah, they don't even know what a
scoop is nowadays. I don't know if it's not on this on the sets
you're on the set. Scripted they're handed by the
government. It's no good. Here's a case MSNBC by the Democrat
party.
So we're in process of taking away your alcohol. And people
are still kind of laughing about that cool. Ha ha mostly people
are really happy about smoking. And this past week in Santa
Clara County in California. It is now illegal to smoke in your
own home. Yeah. That is if you live in a condo apartment or
other form of multi unit
adjoining walls Yeah. multi unit because the evil smoke will go
through the apparently through the plaster and the wood and
everything between the walls and then seep, evil some unnatural
way into the next condo and kill them. Yep.
Yep. Because smoke doesn't know where it's going. That's the
meme there smoke doesn't know where it's I've seen the results
in the hospital. smoke, smoke to kill you smoke. Residents caught
smoking in their homes could face fines ranging from what
ranging from 100 to $500. For three or more violations in a
year publishable as a misdemeanour. I think there
should be some determination jewellery for smoking. I think
that'll be great. They have a little GPS a smoke sensor around
your ankle. You know what, why even why even spend money I want
to just just strap a smoke detector to someone just on your
head like a yarmulke on the top of your head. Alright slave
here's a get more nation jewellery guys. So we're gonna
strap design your head. We don't have the, you know, the
regulations came through a bit too quick. We don't have our
gear set up yet. I'm from bei Incorporated. I'm just gonna
strap this smoke detector on your head. Here's some gaffer
tape. And if you smoke, it'll go off and we'll know we'll have to
come in and penalise you just I think this goes a bit too far.
Yeah, well, there's a lot of people complaining about it.
Yeah, but it's it's an actual law. It's yeah, I don't
understand how these things get passed, but kind of boneheads
are in the city council whoever did this would actually pass
this you know why don't they just find something better to do
it there to How about robberies do some about robberies? You
know, petty theft and shoplifting. There's a lot of
things going on that are more important than this
as a concept. I'd like to go to get mo nation, United States of
Europe for a moment. Haiku Herman had a little he did an
unprecedented speech in English. Oh my goodness, because of
course we know proms are palsa is the official language of the
United States of Europe. And he opened up the Friends of
Europe's annual State of Europe summit with a an eight minute
speech. And of course, he is the president of Europe I'm elected,
although he was elected By the unelected members, so he was
kind of elected by unelected officials, but he's unelected.
And Ooh, nice timing. 1116.
It's unbelievable. Yeah. And so I will spare in his moving it
like two miles an hour.
It's high speed rail. So I will spare you. Eight minutes and 30
seconds of issue. Hello, hear it sounds like he's doing haikus.
But I will give you the last 40 seconds, which is really, it all
culminates into this.
But all this most of them all these also have a budgetary
impact. There's a gentleman, Mr. President, the balance of
payments, or the euro zone is in equilibrium.
I love that ladies and gentlemen, as the President as
your fearless leader. I am haiku Herman. I'm going to tell you
what we need
are the Euro zone is in equilibrium. This isn't the case
for other bye bye. All the world's players. We need more
global economic governance.
There it is. Global Economic Governance. Yeah, they're trying
to take away our money which means the banks should be
governing you they already do. But now we just need to make it
Oh, make it official. You want to make it official.
Excellent.
Good job there haiku. A everyone in Europe. How's that Lisbon
Lisbon Treaty working out for you? Yeah, enjoy that a rockin
Hitler wins. So what? So Eric, went to Finland because he had a
funeral, or some few nariyal things to do with relatives. And
so he comes back, he's just got back. And so he's irked by the
fact that apparently we've been bull crapped in this country to
believe that we have a low tax rate when in fact even though
the Finnish supposedly have a 65% tax rate, it only applies to
people making over a million dollars a year. It's generally
around 20% 25% and their health care system it's like you pay
$500 a year for health care and when you go to Russia by the
way, they always tell you something bad happens to you get
on a thin air flight and go back to Finland and use their system
because it's quite good and everything else is the same
thing you can retire it's like it works fine. So the question
remains is why why is it so expensive in this country which
is supposed to be the cheapest and is not because we have about
you know if you really started doing the numbers and the fees
and the licences and all these things that are phoney baloney
but their taxes they're actually taxes and guys have something
else How come we keep buying into this I was we were went to
see a comedy show recently and the comedian of theirs as well.
The great thing about the USA is that we have the lowest taxes in
the wild boar Well, that's not true. It's not true. Now what
are you gonna do gruff to him and lecture him? I mean, it's
just like, well, he's a comedian. You
know, if you're if you're a country like Finland, you got to
do something to keep people there. I've ever been to
Finland. I've been to Finland. I have been if it's cold and dark.
It's depressing in some way. But it's actually you know, it's
also kind of you know, relaxing. To get on a snowmobile. It's a
heck of a lot of fun. Yeah,
yeah. But that's pretty much the extent of it.
That's true. Well sound as you walk around naked with a bunch
of strangers.
Okay, I think I need a trip back. Get my nation naked sauna.
So I'll just wrap up with one little fun clip from Yale
University there's a fractious controversy a big flap over the
pledges you know, when you want to get into a fraternity in the
schools like Skull and Bones then you have to do crazy shit.
Now if you saw the the movie The Social Network and of course
that is now a global success then you you kind of understood
a little bit what these fraternities were about and you
have to do weird stuff you got to drink and throw up and stand
outside naked and so apparently the we see what is the what is
the trying to find out which fraternity it is delta tau
epsilon or something it doesn't really matter. They have to the
pledges who want to get into attorney have to go around
campus with this chant. And I'll leave it as my last clip for you
know what was he saying? I can't What are they saying? I can't
hear it.
No, I shall play it again for you. They are saying no means
yes. Yes means anal.
You know It's you know, I don't have a kid in college but I'd be
so proud spending $50,000 a year to have my kid walk around
saying no means yes, yes means anal. This is great. What school
is this? Bill? This is Yale, Yale. That beggars isn't that
awesome?
The number of pieces of directions we can go with that
clip, especially at Yale, it's Delta
cow. De Ke. Delta Kappa Epsilon International has now instructed
the Yale chapter to stop all pledge activities until further
notice, in the wake of the controversial chance. We strong
the fraternities Board of Directors strongly condemns the
actions taken by some members of our yield chapter last week,
this is not a good thing. By the way, in case you're wondering,
no means yes. And yes means Angel. I'll see you next week.
All right. I have a couple of things, but we can skip them,
we'll do it to get stuff going to. My favourite one is this
World Series analyst who happens to be Ozzy ghee, and who was the
manager of the White Sox. And they have him as an analyst on
network TV, he cannot speak a word of English.
They come up so big all the time. What makes him so special,
I think he's not never going to be a fear, you never hear you
want to be the big hits. He's always going to go to bat when
the game's on the line. This gets very special. I think when
you walk into a house, when the game's on the line, you want the
main their normal display defence, or with a bat in his
hands,
what's going to happen when he finds out that you picked
against him and pick the rangers to win this thing?
He's my friend. He's know why I had to pick somebody because
that's my job up here. But I hope he's gonna do says go to
seven games.
All right, well, so far, it's worked out. Well, yet people in
the mouth.
So that gives hope to anybody who wants to be a broadcast.
Absolutely.
There is hope. Hey, John, we could still do it.
And we will be doing it again on Sunday.
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