Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, August 14 2011. Time for you to get my nation media
assassination episode 330.
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people listened to our show. And then they pretend like they
heard it themselves. Like the guys from Gizmodo are watching
PBS. And then they say, Oh, well, we tried this two
batteries. And again, a glass of water. It didn't work. Da. It
was so funny. For those who didn't hear the last episode.
One of the Syrian rebels who lives in Turkey was interviewed
on a national treasure PBS and said, Yeah, we charge our cell
phones with by dropping to door cells and a glass of water and
then sticking the USB cable in after an hour and it works.
People People get really angry. Hey, man, don't write that shit
off, man. And they'll send me like a link to a fuel cell
battery life. Whoever
is whoever sends you a no like that band. Just ban them.
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what the heck is that?
It's not far from Scranton. Oh, yeah. Which of course is
hometown. Joe Biden's from Ed. Yeah. Joseph Biden is from from
Scranton. Yeah, yeah. It's a pit. Scranton. Scranton is so
broke. Zack horrible.
Well, what is what is Joe Biden? Joe Biden done for them then?
Well, he gave them charges back on his own hometown.
Exactly. He's given them a little, like one of those train
tours around town. You get like a Disneyland train. That's
there. No one No one goes to Scranton for vacation. Yeah,
it's bad. But we're here. Fantastic. I'm sorry.
This is here it comes. Yeah, we're here with
at the log house at the lake producers. Michael and Sarah
Grier. And they actually they have a log house on the lake. It
is phenomenal. Best view ever. I'm looking out over the lake
right now through the door of the Duchess. Unfortunately, it's
raining. But it's a beautiful view. Lake shinny is what I'm
seeing here. And as fantastic. We've had a great time.
They lived in Russia for four years.
Which got me a little worried. Oh, yeah. And they have a walk
in freezer. With neat hooks. Yeah. So if you don't hear
me, give me a call tomorrow to confirm that you're not on the
meat hooks. If
you don't hear from me from Boston by Thursday. It's we're
in the freezer. That's where you got to look.
No KGB stories today.
No ixnay on the Ag BK. That's not a good idea. Hey, there's
something that I found John actually, I discovered that
Nigel Farage, or Farraj, as we call them, was actually sending
us code in the previous episode, and I didn't realize it until
yesterday when I was prepping the show. And I was floored. And
the code he was sending is that the riots in Gitmo nation East
are partially false flag. And certainly there were some Ajaan
provocateurs at work. And he told us and we didn't catch it
immediately. Well explain I shall. So there's a couple of
things that came out, you know, they've they have question time
on the on the BBC. And I'd actually read a lot about this.
People saying that the cops were just standing by and not doing
anything, they would just like, you know, they were told to
stand down, which, by the way, sounds a lot like some other
events we've had in recent history. So this is the first
thing I heard. And this is from BBC question time, this is a
question from the audience.
And I put it to you that decision was taken deliberately
to have lacks policing in order to after the events that
happened, push more rules forward, stop protests to stop
working class, having a voice and to stop.
Go and finish your point.
I think that I've drove around many areas of South London on
this Monday nights where I live, and there weren't any police
anywhere. And I cannot believe in five different quite large
areas. There were absolutely no police. I saw crimes being
committed, I cannot believe they were none. All right, it was
deliberate.
By the way it's driven, not drove. But anyway. So I've been
reading a lot about this. And when the when the first looting
and Riot started, there were some reports of this looks
organized, et cetera. And that kind of fell away in the media
really quickly. But then I read this story yesterday, and there
was an associated video also from the BBC. I'm gonna see if I
can bring up the story. The story is crawl Chairman William
Bratton in talks with British government to become an advisor
on preventing gang related violence and creating safer
communities. So let me play this short little clip from this
chairman of the Kroll consultants Inc.
This morning, I had a conversation with Prime Minister
Cameron, in which he thanked me for my agreeing to work with the
British government as they deal with the issues of gang crime,
gang violence and gang intervention. And I'm looking
forward to the opportunity to work with them on those issues.
Well, I think part of what the government is going to do is to
take a look at what worked and what didn't work during the
course of the last week. My assignment is to focus more on
the issues of the American experience dealing with gangs,
and what we may be able to share with them that might help them
to prevent similar activities in the future. So then
I'm like, Oh, that's interesting. This guy is gonna.
Where'd he come from all of a sudden, so I look up, Crowell.
You can look it up at Crowell worldwide.com. I'm like, Whoa,
hold on a second. These are the guys that were doing the
security squirrel for the World Trade Centers on 911. These are
the guys that were in charge of Giuliani's bunker in the World
Trade Center. And they also are well known as the spies of Wall
Street. So I'm like, wow, that's interesting. And then I think,
Wait a minute, didn't we three days ago here, the name Giuliani
fall. So I go back into the show notes into the assets. And
here's Nigel Farage,
who was them? I mean, do we put them in prison? Do we let them
straight back out again. I also think what will happen is there
is going to be a debate about policing. And I suspect that
Giuliani's tactics in New York of zero tolerance will start to
become incredibly popular amongst people in Britain very
short.
Wow. Really, he knew this three days ago before anyone was
talking about this guy from Kroll associates. And then I
start looking into these guys. Oh, my goodness, John. This is
these these guys are the they are the John provocateurs. And
there's a famous whistleblower known as Richard Andrew Grove.
Have you ever heard of him?
No, tell me. Okay. So
Richard Andrew Grove, he found out that Kroll associates back
in the day they were owned by AIG, actually. And what was the
company on the on the 96th floor of the of the World Trade
Center? The trading firm? I got it here somewhere. Well, it's in
the clip, actually. He worked for them. And they were putting
in backdoors into, I guess, Deutsche Bank, and they were
building the software so they could manipulate trades, and
they could do all this nasty stuff. And what he asserted in
his whistleblowing is that the evidence had to be covered up of
this huge scam, which included AIG, and the Marshall McLennan,
and I think it is on the on the 96th floor. And he came out with
this big story around 2002 And I have he in this two minute clip
he explains the entire history of Kroll associates and their
dealings in there. involvement around 911
Sure, the short and sweet summary, if you will, would be,
I was working in a enterprise software company, which meant
that my clients were the world's leading financial institutions.
And before they can do anything action wise in the world, they
have to build software projects behind the scenes that
facilitate the flow of data and information. So what I did was,
you know, I was involved in sales, and I was involved with
clients like AIG and Marshall McLennan, and Lehman Brothers,
and Merrill Lynch, and all these companies, Deutsche Bank, these
were all clients of mine. And so before they go out and do
anything, they they come out with plans for software, and
then we bid on how much the software is going to cost them.
And then they actually build these projects. Well, on the
behind the scenes, I was involved in AIG and Marsh
McLennan building some projects, which were eventually used to
defraud their clients of hundreds of billions of dollars.
Now, I didn't understand the mechanism machinations at the
time. The reason I found out is because I was getting I was
being paid very large commission checks. And when you're counting
on that money every month, and you're getting paid a wrong
amount, that was all I needed to kind of raise my head and say,
Hey, what's going on? I'm not being paid correctly. And after
I asked these questions, the next day, the VP of Sales flew
in and fired me on the spot. And I had closed the largest deal in
company history. And Marshall McLennan, and AIG were our
largest client, and all this stuff was going on. But I didn't
really realize it at the time. That was June of 2001. In August
of 2001, my ex employer came back to me and bribed me and
offered me an extension in healthcare, which I needed
because I had just gotten out of the hospital. And so I took the
bribe, and I signed his contract. And the only binding
thing was, they don't want me to talk about what I did. And I
thought, well, who cares? Nobody gets what we did there anyways,
it doesn't matter. Well, a couple days later, 911 happens.
And before 911 had happened, I had thought to myself, you know,
people don't give you money for nothing. So I contacted some
friends of mine in March, and in return phone call through
voicemail, I was directed to go to the World Trade Center on the
morning of 911 to deliver the documents and evidence that I
had to the 96th floor. And that's where the explosion
occurred. So I was actually sitting in traffic in a Porsche
Cabriolet with the top down. And, you know, I witnessed the
events. And it wasn't until about a month later that I
caught on to some of the money laundering aspects and the
coincidences that couldn't have been done, you know, by Muslim
hijackers. And when you take these insider trades, on
American Airlines, and Marshall McLennan, and they track back to
the CIA, and they track back to Deutsche Bank, which was the
first client, we installed this special software, this, this
internet portal where they could do all sorts of things behind
the scenes as far as information transactions that they could
never do before. So in a short story, that's kind of how I came
to be involved.
So I don't so I don't want to digress into the 911 stuff. But
obviously, there's a lot going on with this firm. And this guy
Bratton, who was with the police in New York, but also in Los
Angeles. So I go looking for someone who's willing to spill
the beans on him from the LAPD. I figured, you know, New York,
LA, there's something going on between them too. And this
really lays it all out as to why there is, I think, a very valid
theory as possibly telegraphed to us, personally, by Nigel
Farage, about these provocateurs enraging in a Arab spring type
fashion the already disturbed youths of Gitmo nation East
officer I think with LAPD now 16,000 officers have been sent
out in London, do you think that this whole situation is being
handled in the right way?
Absolutely not. And I'm extremely suspicious at this
point that there is deliberate provoca tourism being undertaken
by industrialized governments in the West NATO, the US and UK
especially to provoke race riots. And I'm really worried
that that's what's happening. The unrest I've been predicting
for quite some time but this is the the patterns and and
dispersion and the incidents and especially the way the media are
playing them on both sides of the coasts, suggests that they
really want to trigger massive civil unrest.
You say they Who do you think is behind question, sort of the
spreading of civil unrest that frankly, we've seen over the
last few months happen around the world?
Do they is anyone who is in service of the infinite growth
monetary paradigm? That would be
the infinite growth metal monetary paradigm.com. I love
that. I love that. I love that
be the oil companies that would be the absolutely corrupt
financial institutions around the world that are now
witnessing a 1.4 quadrillion dollar derivatives bubble
collapse. That's the day
what interest would the banks and the oil companies have in
triggering this civil unrest?
It's it's more profit Bull to destroy things now in this
infinite growth paradigm than it is to save them or rescue them.
The way the stock markets are manipulated with price to
earnings ratios with all the derivatives makes it infinitely
more profitable to kill than to save. And that's just the
reality of the world we live in.
And I'm down with that, of course kill them much easier. I
mean, and Nigel Farage to be telegraphing, because you asked
like, why is he for the military? Well, of course, he's
for the military, because he knows that the boys and girls,
the military aren't going to immediately go and shoot their
own kind. So he wants the military on the street to
protect against the provocateurs that are being sent in by these
douchebags of Crowell worldwide. I have like eight links in the
show notes at 330 dot n a show notes.com. And think about it.
We've got Twitter, Facebook, RIM, everybody's on board with
the government. We've got 16,000 Extra cops coming back on the
beat. It's just more of a lockdown. And it's sorry, get my
nation east. They're doing it to kill you.
So well, that's a possibility. Yeah.
But come on for ferrets to say three days before this guy is a
news to say I think the Giuliani guys will be coming in, they'll
be ill. And he actually if you listen to him say it, he says it
with a little with like a little chuckle. He I don't want you to
listen to it again. Almost second. He can hear em chuckling
like they'll be very interested in the Giuliani guys. My fingers
are all slipping. And we go see that
again. Do with them? I mean, do we put them in prison? Do we let
them straight back out? Again. I also think what will happen is
there is going to be a debate about policing. And I suspect
that Giuliani has tactics in New York of zero tolerance will
start to become incredibly popular. Very shortly.
Just a little bit incredibly popular.
Yeah, no, I heard that.
So I think there was something there because
it was used as a possibility. This could be a coded message. I
don't have a problem thinking that way with the fact that
you're dealing with this. I didn't realize that Bratton, who
was a famous cop. Yeah, his birthday became the chairman of
Kroll. And of course, Kroll is owned by a company called El
Tegrity, which is a kind of a spook company.
They also protect all of the they do all the armored cars for
us is to have a company call us is which is specialized in
providing information security services to government agencies
and commercial enterprises. Around the US and elsewhere,
headquartered in Falls Church, Virginia, hello. delivers
background screening and risk management solutions that not
only protect national security, but also support that and help
empower decision makers, the world over
me it could also just been a very elaborate sales job. I
was thinking that too. Yeah. It's like, hey, what can we do
to get a really good consulting?
I know, let's go stir up some kids, make them burn in
a multimillion dollar deal sold.
I can see the meeting right now. I we need we needed to close
this this gap in our revenues. Our revenues aren't quite what
they're supposed to be for 2010 We gotta get in for q3. What are
we going to do?
I actually lean toward that, that knowing these companies,
especially if they're public, and this must be one because
he's got investor relations tab, a publicly listed company, so
that me and so those companies have to do anything to generate
more money. Yeah, I think we should keep an eye on them for
the next two quarters and see what we should invest now.
By it's a clear buy signal. But you know, it's just it's, it's
creepy to me. But on the other hand, when you think about those
buildings that were burning, those weren't buildings filled
with Playstations. That was just actual arson. You know, so So
maybe these guys had like a secondary sales job for some
insurance scam. Like, hey, we're coming into town. We got a sales
presentation to make.
Understand that we're the one billing was a Sony warehouse for
CDs, which has got to bring that thing down. It's gonna give you
more income than selling the CDs.
Let's face it, Sony has had a couple of problems. Their revs
are way down. They could certainly use some, some
insurance pay off because yeah, CDs that don't sell are just
pieces of plastic. But if you can say, well, you know, we had
10 million pieces of plastic burn at a retail value of 1495.
Now you're talking some payout baby.
And there's also the other one that was seemed to be targeted
because it was mentioned a number of times over and over
again. I don't know. I know one store was burned down for sure.
But I don't know if there was a targeted effort because even
though I say it was I keep reading about it. Lady
Selfridges.
Lady Selfridges.
Yeah that's it. I think Lady Selfridges is some dead end that
Selfridges tried to promote. And those stores are specifically
burnt out.
Interestingly, I saw a couple of polls in the in the British
press saying why do you think bookstores like WH Smith were
not attacked? Like do you think it's because people respect
books? No, it's because there's no plug on the book. You can't
it doesn't there's no joystick attached to it. So I really have
a feeling that the there is something going on here to
undeniably the police state is cracking down undeniably. And
everyone's on board with it.
So
whether camera and a camera lot and all those guys were in on it
or not, is is remains to be seen. But I think the idea of a
sales job a sales presentation, hate beats PowerPoint
is very well this is kind of like when those Bond movies
where you have to show a demonstration. Mr. Bond that
will blow up the moon
as for $1 billion. So we'll keep our eye on that. And we have to
keep our eye on crawl worldwide. See how they do and what was the
name of cow Tegrity? Okay, what's the ticker symbol so we
can enter that into our Bloomberg? Is it good old Nigel?
Good. I mean, I truly am thinking like he's like, I Oh,
if only encouraged and Devorah can pick up on this. I'll add a
little chuckle just so they they get tangled. To be honest, that
happened when I was listening to the lone squirrel remix of
Episode three to nine or which I'm going to post on all the
show notes now. I mean, yeah, what a great way to catch up on
a show. You get two and a half hours chugged into 20 minutes is
great. And I'm like, Wait, did I just hear him say Giuliani? So
his magical, magical, magical, magical. Not so nice, obviously,
but magical, nonetheless.
And what were you doing?
What was I doing when?
I don't know yesterday day
before trying to get on Skype? He's turning into a turd?
Yeah, yeah. Well, we knew that was gonna happen. Thanks,
Microsoft. Awesome.
Well, l Tegrity is not listed as such.
I do have an evergreen that I want to bring back just for for
yucks
about wait days, not a matter of
no riots. Someone sent me that said you know, you should really
play this again. Because, of course now, if we if we
literally have these provocateurs going into Egypt,
of course, these are Hillary Clinton, Lucifer Clinton's
provocateurs, her techno experts. We have him in Syria we
may or may not have had him in Tunisia. But we have them
basically everywhere and now let's say that we have the
commercial guys getting in on it you know, there's enough tension
in the United States to have this exact same thing happened
you know what have Kroll says, hey, hey, we got a market here
this untapped Well, Reverend Manning would know you think
that you know, black people ride you haven't seen anything. And
I'm not advocating killing and murder and stealing and robbing
that's not what I'm advocating. I'm just telling you what people
are gonna do. People are sick of this. People are tired of the
long legged mack daddy kicking them in the face every time he
gets up lying to him then you got a bunch of I don't know suck
ups like the MSNBC News, ABC News all these media types
everybody who's looking to be popular and get invited to the
White House suck it up to him all the time. It's sickening
sickening. I mean it's downright watched. How come Jesse Al
Sharpton has a show but this guy doesn't
he's perfect well i We know one thing for a fact Al Sharpton can
read from a prompter yeah, there's another G droid actually
actually get to see the clip with with him doing that. You
know on TV that botch?
Oh, John Stewart so those guys will listen to our show again.
No, I'd say never listen to our show. Play they do have that
clip handy. That much clip from Sharpton.
Oh, from the last episode. Yeah, if you just give me a second.
Hold on a second. I can go in
anyway, so I'm watching this and he's just keeps a straight face
throughout the whole thing as though he's like covered his
ass. It means as if whatever the Save was at the end actually
worked. Oh, shondo. Yeah, no, he
thought he was like, Yeah, I thought he nailed it. Yeah.
Nailed
is the measure man. The country begins in the state of
Wisconsin. A national drive to push back. A weather We have
more to go to build a movement of resistance, but resist we
much. We must. And we will much about that be committed. Joining
me now,
nailed it. Now onto the next item.
He didn't wake it in smile. He didn't back up. He thought he
nailed it. Yeah,
I do. Want a second. Give me one there. Yeah, that's pretty
funny. So the news is out that
Comcast will have him fired by the way. Of course, prediction
prediction, put it in the book, put it in the shopped in within
90 dwell.
He has a six month contract, I'm sure. So the the Iowa Straw Poll
came out and very interesting for those of you who want to
know how the media works. So as I understand it, Michelle
Bachman, had 192 votes more than Ron Paul. Yet, even on C span on
the C span homepage. It says, Bachman wins Iowa Straw Poll.
Rick Perry enters race. Like you have the closest finish ever in
the Iowa Straw Poll, which is remarkable. And all they can say
is Oh Rick Perry entered the race. And Ron Paul, at a certain
point he was he did his he's kind of his straw poll speech.
And, and C span lost the connection. Oh, we're sorry.
We're having technical difficulties. It didn't have any
technical difficulties with anybody else. I was like it was
out they cannot let this guy get any further. Although it was
dangerous. This guy's to date. stooges I'm looking at on
Twitter is a bunch of these people that blasting Ron Paul
out of the blue.
Now I want you to listen to the to the opening of his Iowa Straw
Poll speech. And you can hear well, I'll tell you, I won't
tell you what it is. Listen, the
speaker is Representative Ron Paul, the congressman from
Texas, and he's seeking the Republican nomination for the
presidency. Representative Paul,
thank you very much.
Did you hear it? I clearly heard him in the morning.
No, play it again.
Yeah, hold on a second. Let me rewind it for you. There wasn't
a in the morning. I can't believe you didn't hear that. I
gotta go back further. Sorry.
The congressman from Texas, and he's seeking the Republican
nomination for the presidency. Representative Paul,
thank you very much. I'm not so
sure all of the in when they had the debate by the way all of the
Ron Paul people were put in the absolute last row
tro they were thrown in the back. Yeah, sure. middle bracket
I have I have a number of Ron Paul clips I'd like to get to
later. No,
you want to do it. Now. You want to rock it later? We can do it.
Well, why don't we can do anyone
have my list of clips in front of me? I do. Okay, well play the
one that the one that's the initializes the whole and see
when he gets it. He's actually he essentially gets into various
debates with the Stooges. Santorum is the worst. Of
course, he got nobody voted. Is that
where is that where he poned Santorum about his history?
Yeah, I think
this might be the clip by Joe Biden nonetheless, and Barack
Obama once we got it passed. And I can tell you, if Rick Santorum
and when Rick Santorum was president, Iran will not get a
nuclear weapon because the world as we know it will be no more
by the way, what's up with this new bill? If that's that's it,
it couldn't be any more game show, thinking, you
know, the funny thing is about that they did Santorum complains
about it. And I have to admit watching what I watched the
whole thing. I have to admit they gave Ron Paul a little more
leeway, because he was so much more entertaining. Absolutely.
You could tell the people on the panel that were they were just
smiling and yucking it up when Paul got on and they let him go
a lot longer and sent to him. They cut him off, they'd ring
the bell and tell him to shut up. Hilarious
that bell is outrageous. Hello, do you have your Final Jeopardy
answer? Congress congressman for 30 seconds.
You've heard the war propaganda is laughable, deluded lead us
into the sixth war. And I worry about that position. Iran is a
threat because they have some militants there. But believe me,
they're all around the world. And excuse me, they're all
around the world. And they're not a whole lot different than
others. Iran does not have an Air Force. It can come here.
They don't have they can even make enough gasoline for
themselves. And here we are, you know, the only thing is case out
please, please. They're building up this case like just like we
did Iraq build up the war propaganda. There was no al
Qaeda in Iraq and they had nuclear weapons and we had to go
in I'm sure you supported that war as well. It's time we quit
this. It's time. It's trillions of dollars.
That wasn't actually the part that I pulled.
Here. This was just a lead in versus Santorum Mind Your Own
Business
clip. No, but you didn't ask me for that
one. No, I said the lead in clip. I'm
sorry. I'll play it for you. This is this is now the leading
clip.
Okay, what was the one you play? So I don't? That was Ron
Paul versus Santorum. Okay, sorry. Sorry. All right. So lead
in now. Yeah, weapons.
We tolerated the Soviets. We didn't attack them. And they
were a much greater danger. They were the greatest danger to us
at
the same trip. No, no, no, no. No. Because I'm not
playing the same clip. You're playing lead in versus Centaur
mind your own business. Yeah, that's
what I'm playing right now.
1.8 megabyte clip? Yeah. Yeah. What was the one you just play?
Then? I just swore it was the same one.
No, it was Ron Paul versus sent here. Okay, let me a be it for
you. Then. Here's
the one I just played by Joe Biden nonetheless, and Barack
Obama wants to guess the one I just played.
Alright, play the other way. You don't
go to war against them. I mean, this whole idea of sanctions,
all these pretend free traders. They're the ones who put on
these trade sanctions. This is why we still don't have trade
relationships with Cuba. It's about time we talk to Cuba.
Instead stop fighting these wars and about 30 or 40 years old.
Mr. Kane, Senator Santorum, I got a question for
you, as the author of the Iran Freedom Support Act. I had this
when I was in the United States sanction that the Senate would
actually impose sanctions on Iran because of their nuclear
program. Iran is not Iceland run Iran and country.
Thanks. Thanks, Rick. We just saw you know, why does he even
say Iceland? Where does that come from?
I don't know what's not. I said, Ron. Ron,
it's 1979. Mr. Paul to you. Iran is a country that has killed
more American men and women in uniform in in Iraq and
Afghanistan than the Iraqis and the Afghanistan's have began to
stand.
Afghanistan East Afghan, the Afghans How about that?
Audience, the Iranians are the existential threat to the State
of Israel. Israelis realize what's keeps them up at night.
Is the Iranians funny?
Steaming Shut up. What keeps them up at night that they can't
pay for food? They are sitting out with the guillotine in the
square because they're so angry at the government that's what
keeps him up at night douche
in the support of Siri seconds and the reason Hold on, let me
know. I know the rules and you guys have been given these guys
a lot of time and not a whole lot of time to question coming.
Okay. The Senate Senator is wrong on his history. We've been
at war in Iran for a lot longer than 79 We started in 1953 when
we sent in a coup install the Shah and the reaction the
blowback came in 1979 It's been going on and on because we just
plain don't mind our own business that's our problem.
I think that qualifies as a virtual shoe throw that was
awesome. Yeah, I was very very good one which
is very short one I have two more but I just did Bachman one
isn't that interesting? But he did Brian Paul bring the troops
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huge round I mean there's people you're right well way in the
back but they were the noisiest of the of the group.
What's so terribly bad about this. People were countries that
you put sanctions on you are more likely to fight them. I say
a policy of peace is free trade stay out of the internal
business don't get involved in these wars and just bring our
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When does the public view get a clue and listen to our show?
Yeah, we do. I am just starting to talk to people about that. So
the minute you hear someone say anything, that sounds even
slightly no agenda like those are the people you got to go in
and get. Don't try to convince people who are you know, Obama
bots? Now. It's impossible. You gotta, you gotta. You gotta get
the quiet those
guys are crazy. Yeah. Yeah. I think I'll go on. No, go ahead.
Go ahead. I was gonna do the voice longer.
Nice. Dad. Crazy. What is this? I don't get it. Dad, what's
this in the morning? What's the point? Yeah.
The PR girl whose name was cricket? was extremely. Yeah,
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Great PR girl name
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wearing JLo.
Yeah, Mickey apparently. Sent. I'm sorry.
I didn't hear it. Sorry. tanked my my bad.
My they said it again.
I keep saying it. Why? Because it's a cool hip thing to say,
Joe. It's
nice. So cliched and old. What should I say? I'm
sorry. I'm sorry. You
shouldn't say anything. You should just go on. Move on. Move
on. I got a question for a little just a little side note.
Yeah. Here's the question for you. It's a clip. I want you to
answer the question. Do we have a you know, floating around, you
know, we have a bunch of these drones in the air? Yeah. Do we
have 70? Or 700?
Hmm, let me think about this while we play the clip
capacities that will
be needed more in the 21st century versus the 20th century.
So you know, another reason why we can't sort of just go back to
the 2001 budget, as well, back in 2001. You didn't have a Cyber
Command back in 2001. You didn't have over 7000 unmanned aerial
systems in the forest back in 2001. You also didn't have 44
Other nations also building unmanned systems.
Wait a minute, it's 7000. We got 7000. What floating around
America.
So the 7000 drones. This is one of the things you know during
this year was this for who was this was the this was one of
those little things that they showed during the offseason when
there was Congress's out and they bend. They put the cameras
in places like the Brookings Institute. Oh, yeah. And they
fill it up with a bunch of spokes talking to more spooks
and a couple of journalists.
It's always good. It's always gold.
Yeah, because there's stuff in there, you know, that you didn't
know. So this is a guy who's some one of the Brookings
Institute's guys and they're just the whole speech was about
why we should not be cutting any military budgets. In fact, we
should be increasing them we need more drones. And he drops
his bomb about 7000 drones I go home, I didn't know whatever.
No, no, where did this come from? You know, because these
guys are so casual amongst themselves, right? Did they
occasionally let these little bombs go? And it's always quite
interesting. But here's the guy that was the EX I can't remember
his name but he was the ex NSA guy for Bush. This is the book
Brookings panel Europe threat clip and what he says here this
guy he's he's really a promoter of have taken over the world.
Basically, he's like a Roman emperor, this character. And
he's he makes him the idle thread about Europe. He says,
Look, these guys are screwing up. They can't even deal with
this Libya thing we gave them to them on a silver platter. They
can't do anything with it. They they don't, they don't they're
not up in the air. They don't carry and they don't shower.
They're not going to let and they're going along with a free
ride from us. That's ending we're gonna you're gonna get a
bill in the mail.
Can't look at this as just going back to 2000 2001 levels. Steve,
Steve,
I agree with it. Australia has been a terrific ally, you know,
when we really need someone to be with us, Australia as a
country that has been there. I think some of our European
allies, Europe has really got to decide are they going to have a
real military force or not? Because they have, you know, so
cut their budgets, the forces are shrunk. They don't work
together in an integrated way. And you're seeing that in Libya,
and I think Europeans are going to have to make some tough
choices about where they go on their defense establishment,
even while they deal with some very severe economic neurosis.
They have a tendency to vent. I have to say it a free rider. And
those days are
over that's right and They don't shower enough, dammit. Those
days are over stinky Europeans not with the program, not
pulling your weight. Wow. That's pretty cool. Yeah, it
was interesting. It was a debriefing wasn't the most, you
know, I mean, I watched these things. And it's like, I'm
always looking for some little gems in there. But this one was
a little much of a snooze except for the 7000 drones.
Yeah, it's funny because I maybe a little bit later in the show,
I've been trying to get some information about this
investment bank, which is now coolly named the eye bank. Who
was the eye bank? My bad? That's the same
for Apple. Yes. Yeah. From the
people who brought you winning the future? We bring you the eye
bank? Yeah, they're gonna get sued. Apple will sue the
government for that, I'm sure. Oh, yeah.
Well, Apple don't forget has more more money, more of the
government
more money. And spent there was a there was a budget hearing on
C span three, which, I don't want to get into it right now.
Because I'm just got a ramped up gotta get ramped up to talk
about it. And it had, you know, the guy from Goldman Sachs, JP
Morgan, all the douchebag bankers are in on the panel, and
I'm getting tweets about this, like, Oh, you got to watch C
span three, which of course, they can't watch while we're on
the road. And, and it's not up on the on their video library.
They have not put it up yet. And this was three almost four days
ago now. So either they're never going to put it up or the
interns are running the shop during this downtime, and
they're just confused. Playing playing games and not putting it
up. So unfortunately, maybe I'll have it by Thursday. But if
anyone has, if anyone by chance, recorded five hours of C span,
just spin that off onto an mp4 and Dropbox it for me, will you
appreciate that? President Haddad president no one that
President had his weekly address actually, this is from the west
wing week his reality show, which I'm a big fan of what kind
of cars does Korea make? Korea? Yeah.
What do you mean what brands Yeah, what
do they make cars don't they? Yeah, they're
the Kia the Han die. Among No, I think there's another brand that
shows up
and would you say those are pretty good cars.
Actually though the Hyundai Ise which I think now owns Kia is
our is considered by many, in fact Corinda most of the testing
that's going on one of the best cars you can buy right now for
the price especially and they have great warranties. I'm slide
people are looking seriously at the Hyundai's de rue de was the
other one. Yeah, that's the one.
So the President is out on the road. And he's talking about,
you know how great we are and we're gonna get our
manufacturing back together. And he had a little message for what
he wants with American cars.
I've said it before I will say it again. You cannot bet against
the American word. I want folks in Korea driving forwards and
shadows and
he wants folks in Korea driving Fords and Chevy's and Chrysler's
Are you kidding me? It's not likely.
I can just see a Korean going What is this plastic piece of
crap?
No, actually, this is also the size I mean, they don't they all
are the Koreans make pretty big cars surprisingly, can't park on
a Chevy. But yeah, are some of our cars, but it is
not going to work. No, it's totally stupid.
I mean, I can see the Chinese going for American cars because
they're in this prestige thing. So on the same Western getting
Americans to buy Ford Chevy's and whenever there's an idea
for you let's do you know what why don't we do something where
you can trade in your old piece of crap and we'll give you like
$5,000 for it there's an idea oh, wait, we did that. Those
days are over. So in the same West when wink West Wing Week
he's out in Milwaukee and he's he's talking about the
infrastructure
This is a plan that will be fully paid for
paid for I love it by
the way when he's out talking to a crowd he's so much better paid
for I gotta tell you
it will not add to the deficit over time it really we're gonna
work with Congress to see to that we will we want to set up
an infrastructure bank to leverage federal dollars and
focus on the smartest investments oh and
infrastructure bank
which is a great idea. We're gonna
continue a bank Yeah,
listen to it though. This is he's pushing this real hard.
Our strategy to build a national high speed rail network, reduces
congestion and travel times and reduces harmful emissions. He
won't have to take your shoes off.
So didn't you didn't rub but apparently all the little towns
on the San Francisco peninsula have sued the state of
California to keep hot High Speed Rail out and insula out,
of course, they don't want that. And of course they don't. And so
meanwhile, so now you have a train that's going to be leaving
San Francisco to head to LA and it's not going to go down the on
the peninsula, how's it going to get there,
anti gravitational machine,
it has to somehow what's going to happen is going to be a bus,
it's going to pick you up in San Francisco and drive you to
Oakland, to get off the bus. Get on the high speed rail in
Oakland, straight,
straight to the FEMA camp. Unbelievable.
We got we want to cut waste and bureaucracy and consolidate and
collapse more than 100 different programs that too often
duplicate each other. So we want to change the way Washington
spends your tax dollars, we want to reform a haphazard patchwork
way of doing business. We want to focus on less wasteful
approaches than we've got right now. We want competition and
innovation. That gives us the best bang for the buck bang for
the buck. But the bottom line is this Milwaukee, this will not
only create jobs, immediately, this will raise better
Kardashian episodes, it's also going to make our economy hum
over the long haul. It's a plan that history tells us can and
should attract bipartisan support. It's a plan that says
even in the aftermath of the worst recession in our
lifetimes, America can still shape our own destiny.
So the concept of an infrastructure bank is not new,
I believe was it FDR who did this initially, John?
I have no idea that he did that.
Well, that's what's being touted. I was Googling around
because this infrastructure bank keeps popping up. And it's you
know, I read 30 billion 50 billion private public
partnership, which is always ends in disaster. So the way I
understand the idea is you get private companies to invest and
then the government will make money available on that 2% loans
with an independent committee, who will then determine what
projects are viable.
I got one for you, though, potholes on highway you as you
as highway 80 in for inter interstate highway 80.
Well, you will, you will get that the only problem is it'll
then turn into a toll road. Because that's how that's how
it's set up is you get the 2% loans you go and invest, you
know, the other 50% You invest yourself as a construction
company. And then you get to charge toll on it. So it's of
course, it's America, Perry would have who would be doing
totally what Rick Perry would do. So President Obama asked the
truck builders, you got you should see this video because
it's funny, these guys would like pink ties on in the White
House with a pink tie a nice fashion sense. And the
President's like you got to invest in this. It's almost like
he called the bankers to the White House only now he had the
cameras rolling for his reality show, I'm
very concerned about making sure that we're serious about
infrastructure. And we're serious about building America.
I think we're having one standard, having some we're
shooting for because we're all gonna start making investments
to get there. It's a it's a stretch, but it's a doable one.
You mentioned the infrastructure and couldn't do better
throughout our history. Infrastructure workers produce
jobs. And so I think we'd all agree, using the roads. It's an
investment out of spending on again, sorry,
nothing, I guarantee you, these guys are just sitting there.
They're like, hey, free money, free money, cheap money. It's
coming our way. We can't wait for more infrastructure.
I have a proposal right now for infrastructure bank. That's
something that could use private resources to help build roads
and bridges and airports. A lot of people to go back to work.
Yeah.
So this is the plan. You have this infrastructure bank, you
get everybody back to work on stuff we don't really need like
high speed rail, by the way. I know except for California's
poor part of route 80. Everything else seems to be
groovy. These groups only been the rebuilding that I've been
on. They're great.
Yeah, but you're in the parts of the country where there's less
people and they get money from the get we get California is a
net loser. We get taxed to death and then they sent a bunch of
money to the Feds because you're supposed to do that they're part
of the deal. And they and then they stayed redistributed back
for different projects where we get like in California get like
60% of it back and the rest of it goes to Alabama. I mean
seriously, we could totally scammed it's ridiculous. And so
I have a road here that's covered with potholes, and it's
an interstate highway for x.
Part of Eisenhower's interstate roadway system. So you need a
sales guy for this and at first you think you think this guy is
right on the money and he's awesome. But then the pay Off
comes and it turns out that Dylan Ratigan, who works for I
guess he's MSNBC, right? Yeah, he's
the new morning guy. Yeah.
He he's he is brought out to sell this. And he does it in a
very interesting way he goes on. I don't know if this, this is
not the Dylan Ratigan, this, he's on a panel on some NSMB.
Maybe it's not morning, Joe, but something else. And he starts
freaking out. And then he brings it up very good. By the way,
then he brings it home to help the President sell this scam.
I'm
not here to talk about plans to deal with this till 2017. I'm
saying we've got a real problem. And I'm tired of Republicans and
Democrats who either one of Republicans who want to burn the
place to the ground, and Democrats with all due respect,
who want to offer a plan that gets it through the neck, their
end of their second term or their presidency, and then
screws me and my kids when it's over. Until we do that we have
to deal with the extraction that is afoot. It is the reason the
financial markets are behaving the way they're behaving. That
is a mathematical fact, this is not some opinion, this is a
mathematical fact, 10s of trillions of dollars are being
extracted from the United States of America, Democrats aren't
doing it, Republicans are not doing it, an entire integrated
system, financial system trading system, taxing system that was
created by both parties over a period of two decades, is that
work on our entire country right now. And we're sitting here
arguing about whether we should do the $4 trillion plan that
kicks the can down the road for the president for 2017, or burn
the place to the ground, both of which are reckless,
irresponsible, and stupid. And the fact of the matter is, until
we actually and I don't And I'm sorry to lose my temper and get
out. But I'll tell you what, I've been coming on TV for three
years doing this. And the fact of the matter is that there's a
refusal on both the Democratic and the Republican side of the
aisle to acknowledge the mathematical problem, which is
the United States of America is being extracted. It's being
extracted through banking, it's being extracted through trade,
and it's being extracted through taxation, and there's not a
single politician that has stepped forward, Susan to deal
with.
So that's pretty good, right? This is the meeting was like
this, like, Listen, man, we got the call from the White House.
We need some shit to go viral, dude. You gotta like freak out a
little bit.
And this was actually on his show, as far as I guess it was
on Morning, Joe, but this was new. It was on his show him
morning, Joe, what difference does it make? No, it doesn't
make any I think ran last Tuesday or something. I hadn't
seen it. So I saw it. I was a better of running it because it
just seemed like a self serving rant and Dylan Ratigan did on
purpose to get a bunch of viral action.
Well, that's exactly this is exactly what I'm saying. Then he
goes, it worked. Yeah. Then he goes into blame Congress.
By the way, he says something in there. I thought if I was a
little annoying, firstly, blast the Republicans and then he
bless the Democrats. But when he bless the Democrats, he says
with all due respect, yeah. Hey, the other guy, they don't get no
respect. So now he's gonna tell you that your congress has
bought which by the way, is kind of the message that the
President is sending all the time, except he calls it you
know, our, our country's and broken our politics are broken.
But again, in the meeting a Rattigan, man, you got to like
freak out about Congress.
I would like him to go to the people the United States of
America and say, people the United States of America your
congress has bought your congress is incapable of making
legislation on health care banking, trade or taxes because
if they do it, they will lose their political funding and they
won't do it but I'm the president united states and I
will have a country that is run by a bot Congress so I'm not
going to work with a bot Congress to try to beat Mr. Big
guy I'm working with the buck Congress I'm gonna abandon the
bot Congress like Teddy Roosevelt did.
Okay, stop and I can't take any more of this
crap. You have to listen to the to the to the pay off this here
comes the payoff. And here's where he sells the message which
is completely
idiotic. That doesn't have to get how much money has to be
extracted. How many things have to be heard the brass tacks
Okay, physically, what do you do to go and give a right to get
right now right now?
What happens tomorrow tomorrow what
happens is you begin the process of actually investing in solving
the problem. So I say how I create an infrastructure bank
with 2% blending immediately. Once I explained to people the
problem once I explained it to you have cancer. The REIT once
you understand how screwed up your trade, tax and banking
policies are, believe me, you will have no issue when I
incorporate an infrastructure bank that I fund with
repatriated offshore money that I bring in and then use to
create 2% direct lending to every business in America
because when you realize that the banking system is fully
corrupt and defrauding us no okay,
he's he'll be slick guy the hook
he'll be sleeping in the Lincoln Bedroom.
Well, he did definitely put a big plug in for the iBank Yep.
It to add 2% He put all the money he had We're talking
points now. So he obviously had a little notepad in front of
him. Yep. And it was pretty, it was pathetic pandering. Now the
other thing is what he did mention and it was just kind of
industry was repatriated offshore dollars. Yeah, they
like, which is the money by the way that Microsoft used to buy
Skype.
And we're gonna take the Skype thing, we're gonna turn it into
a railroad.
So they so Microsoft had a bunch of profits overseas that they
had buried in their various divisions that they didn't want
to bring to the USA because they had to pay taxes on it at a
ridiculous rate. And so they bought Skype with it instead,
and they didn't have to deal with the tax issues, but you
can't repatriate it that that money unless you give some sort
of a tax break. So what I guess which hasn't been mentioned,
which Obama hasn't seen, I haven't heard this is to fund
the I bank. He's going to offer these all these corporations a
deal of course, hey, you guys, if you bring your money and
we'll put it in the bank, he wants to pay taxes on it. So
he's gonna give a tax break to the to the corporations, while
his while his minions? Let's see, I don't believe that he
really wants to do that. Because his minions are out there, then
there's been a number of reports that they're going after mostly
Romney. Right? Did you know there was a blood lot of reports
that they somebody picked up a memo how to go after Romney. And
in Iowa and I have a hecklers versus Romney clip, there's an
evidence of the way they're going to do it. They're just
gonna bring a bunch of goons in and when Romney shows up anyway,
they're gonna start yelling at him. And if we are ultimately
not just this year, but over the coming decades going to be able
to balance their budget and not spend more than we take in. We
have to make sure that the promises we make in Social
Security, Medicaid and Medicare are promises we can keep. And
there various ways of doing that. One is we can raise taxes
on people.
Everything corporations are nosy, but it goes to people. Do
you think it goes?
Soylent Green is corporations. Yeah, I caught that too.
It's so so Obama's got his boys out yelling and Bromley wherever
he shows up, He's toast. And I don't know what they're gonna
do. Because here's the kicker. They have all this political
stuff that's going on with Rick Perry coming on board. And as
soon as I heard this, Donna, Brazil was on one of the CNN
shows and she makes his comment on Rick Perry and I said wait a
minute. And she kind of lays it out here you This is something I
didn't actually for some reason. So I look. I'm sorry, who was
Donna? Brazil used to be one of the Clintons henchmen. She was
worked in various departments of his government and she's a
blind, Blackwood, tough black woman who's does a lot of
campaign work for people
America and Doran shirt on work in Texas.
Size him up? Well, first of all, I knew him when he was a
Democrat. That was back in the 1980s. When he ran as an
agricultural commissioner. He is someone who is quite personable
he can relate to a lot of people. He's from West Texas,
comes from
the worry more than any of those other Republicans you saw up
there on the stage last night. You know, I'm
not worried John, I'm just trying to let Democrats know
that this is one Texan that they better take seriously just like
they took you know, George W. Bush. Seriously. Look, he knows
how to run he will run to his right. He will run as you saw
with that, that clip to try to out Tea Party, even the most
extreme Tea Party member so he will be a crowd pleaser
initially. But once you get to see his record as Texas
governor, I think people will run away from it in a sentence.
How would you run against Rick Perry? Oh, I would just totally
take him on take on this so called Texas miracle because
once you get away from all of the myths, you'll see that Rick
Perry is a big government guy
and a douche bag and a douche bag. And here I saw you're
looking him up. And here's what some of the things you run into.
We use a Democrat until 1989. And he's joined the entire
Reagan administration. He was not only a Democrat, which kind
of puts him as far as I'm concerned disqualifies him as a
Republican. He was the head of Al Gore's election campaign in
1988. He's the guy who wanted to put that big road through Texas
that comes out of Mexico. He's the one who did forced
vaccinations. This guy's a total phony. Now he's
totally on board with the Gardasil hit with the trans, the
trans continental Texas Highway with the trans corridor. What is
it called? Yeah, the corridor, the corridor. Oh, yeah. Now the
guys people in Austin are like this guy's a douche bag. And
he's been trying to get all the way told.
And the fact that he's getting all this attention from these
Republicans who should know better especially the Tea Party
people. This guy was a Democrat.
Yeah, but John The fix is so in on the media is already it's
already done. They I mean, that's exactly what I said.
Michelle Bachman wins Iowa. straw poll, Rick Perry jumps in
the race. I mean, it's sad it's fixed. This and by the way, I
think that I think he will win the nomination.
I will actually there's a there was an op ed in written and CNN
that claims the same thing when he has all the rationales for it
if this guy wins the nomination, I mean, why don't we just we
should just stop doing the show. No,
no, no, no. ixnay on the opposite day. Anyway, agree.
Hey, I need to eat a
hey, here's a little side little side thing. You play the Hugo
Chavez clip and tell me if there's anything in here that's
that just strikes you as a little strange Castro
did not show up last night for a special birthday concert held in
his honor. Today is his 85th birthday. Venezuelan President
Hugo Chavez who was in Cuba for cancer treatment sent a Twitter
message saying he was celebrating with Castro wait a
minute what
you can find me on the Twitter's of course Castro uses tweeter
Oh, Hugo does apparently I don't know if Castro knows where the
computer is. But he sure does. Yeah. What is Hugo Chavez using
Twitter for? Yeah, I mean, give me a break.
Is he? Is he twitter.com/hugo? I don't know. Let's see. Let's
take a look at Hugo Chavez Twitter account. That's
funny. I don't know. We shall. Yeah, I got Hugo Chavez. Um, no,
that's probably not him. With 1600 followers. Don't think
that's him? Could it just be sure was
Chavez and Nanga on Twitter? Now? Let's
see. Maybe Allah hundra Chavez. He's not on Twitter.
It says right here in The Guardian. Hugo Chavez uses
Twitter to run Venezuela from hospitals. You just get to run
the government. According to The Guardian.
Wait, that's probably one of Lucifers techno experts like
Hey, I got it. I got me a cool Twitter handle. Watch this.
Twitter now. Oh, look and see we can find this Canadian one.
Maybe someone in the chat room can find it for us.
He's running the government but he's probably private then if
he's running the government from Twitter, your Twitter
for Twitter verifies Chavez account, does he they have the
checkmark he's a he's verified. Although
no
one has the world come to? Yes. Chavez. It has.
That is ridiculous. It is Chavez a Nanga.
Oh my goodness. And it's I'm not even verified. I can't
get verified I bitched about it because it was a phony John C.
Dvorak on Twitter and they don't care.
Oh, yeah, this is the guy 1.9 million followers
is ludicrous.
That's crazy. Someone needs to do some design on this page.
Just a red background
is a better photo Yeah,
that's no good. Wow. Yeah, he's verified checkmark. Thank
you tweeter so so what did he write a note into the tweet
Twitter jerk offs? And they said oh, well let's check him yep,
that's him. Let's see if he says and he's also got a website
chavez.org/v.v.v chavez.org.ve
Send donate look at his website
shamans.org dot v with the big at sign. I'm following
him Hola. And it's like oh, it's like a following I'm following
Hugo Chavez what is that is he's like so cyber. Where this ad
sign with it with a little Oxon over it by the way.
Yeah, I noticed that no, that's weird.
And this is his follower number 19217128. brags
about he's got it on his main website. He's got his follower
number 1921712 just probably code for something.
You know, I think Baron von Pels mocker should have one of these
sites with him like saluting and stuff.
Yeah. And have ended up showing the areas of Belgium which are
under his under his
command under his barony
then there's the disputed areas.
And there he is with with Castro little picture there. Fantastic.
This tweeter thing is revolutionary, isn't it? These
guys might be dead for all we know, loose for Clinton just
running this out of the State Department. That be that is too
funny. Good catch. I like that. Good job.
So there's a couple other things that are kind of interesting.
The hecklers there's a bunch of the big news this week them
nothing to see here moment was the apparently the Facebook
action in Missoura where they banned I had a clip last show I
forgot that we never played but it was about the new law they
passed and now every morning shows got all these stories
about the evil teachers you know, seducing this 17 year
olds. Oh, yeah.
Teacher with benefits.com and
I mean, we could play a couple of those after the break I'll
play because there's one it's just like a real eye roller you
know, girl that runs off of their toe she just starts
showing up at her teacher's house a something happened when
I know you've got me old worked up. Is this Facebook and
teachers on today's show?
Well, there's that one. And there's another one detail of
Facebook. Whoa, students and teachers actually the one that
initiated the the thread if you want to play that one first.
Yeah, let's
play the jingle first. Oh my god over here. Nothing to see.
Look at back Facebook friendship with a teacher took her down a
slippery slope. 19 year old Alesia, cutolo like so many
others her age? 19 year
old, okay. Is your legal then Right?
You've been legal for a while. And if you're in France, you've
been legal forever.
And the Vatican you've been legal for six years, up to four
hours a
day on Facebook. I probably have about 400 Facebook friends. And
most of them are people that I have met face to face.
But just over two years ago, when she was a junior in high
school, she got an unexpected friend request from her teacher.
I didn't think anything of it. Because I wasn't a stranger. It
was someone I knew someone I trusted. And it
was that trust in Him that took the relationship to a different
level, the conversations became about more than just math class.
I remember that we were talking online one night, and I had to
fix a situation that was going on at home. When I came back. I
was crying and I was really upset. And he could tell and
then he asked me what was wrong. And I kind of opened up and told
him what was going on how misunderstood I felt how alone I
felt. And that's when it kind of all started to change into a
more flirtatious atmosphere.
The relationship became physical, and the communication
moved from the computer to her teacher's home, I knew she was
in trouble.
I hated myself, because I knew I was smarter than that. But at
the same time, the being understood by someone, finally,
for once in four or five years, it was nice. And that's probably
what kept me, you know, going over there. After a
few months, at least you put an end to the relationship and
reported her teacher to the authorities. He got sentenced to
probation for 18 months and had to register as a sex offender
saying why somebody would do this, someone else I don't
understand. Take a vulnerable girl who already has self esteem
issues, and bring her down to that point.
And although ilesa story is extreme, the idea of teachers
and students being online friends is more common than you
might think. Back to New poll by what's the point?
I don't necessarily tell you you know what the point is, you
played the theme at the beginning is nothing to see
here. Geez. Anyway, so they passed a law in Missouri saying
you can't talk to anybody. And and so now in the morning and
the other in the morning, on the Today Show, they had a bunch of
editors from various like 17 and the other magazines and they
were saying about how this is, you know, every buddy on
Facebook has as a teacher as their friend and it's, you know,
it's something you can't do anything about it. It's too
late. And they made it they tried to discuss this, but this
is just like a lame, very popular story and the mainstream
media you
mind every non play the other clip then because it's like
three and a half minutes.
You don't have to play the whole thing. The by the, I think this
clip was the one that's the key, which is this girl giving her
tale of woe. And it's just like, it's a really it's just makes
you wonder what's you know what, what it makes me is a seven and
basically having an affair with a teacher. They broke it off.
And so she calls the cops. I mean, that's essentially what
the story is all about. Yeah,
I mean, I had a crush on a teacher when I was young when I
was like 1617 I went to her house once. Yeah, tell us more.
And I met her husband Andrew drove like on my moped like, you
know, like for two hours for the best. Like, this is gonna rock
and her husband was there like, Would you like some stuff? Getty
Yeah.
All right, Miss Jenkins. I
don't mind this is just me. Yeah, I mean, come on. Where was
Facebook when I was a kid? Getting all sexed up with my
teacher?
This is probably going on. I mean, this girl's story is
probably going
on everywhere. Yeah, it's gotta be me. You're 19 What is that?
Is that still high school? 19?
No, you'd be out. When he's out. It just happened. She said that
happened a couple of years ago. Oh, but
now you have a fifth 16 How old is J now? 1517 to 70 know. Time
flies. Yes. So if this happened, and you know, some douchebag I
just spent No, she's not doing anything. I know. Can't get out
of the house. We gotta lock on a leash. Facebook time. He's got
alarm clock on it. 15 minutes is up.
Okay, but not seriously if this happened somehow. Wouldn't you
be outraged? Oh, I'd be outraged. Yeah. You'd be on the
Today Show. Plug in our show.
I wouldn't be employed. Yes. Yes.
Like, I will have to talk about this outrage on my podcast, the
best podcast in the world. Maybe not. Okay, I've got something
for you got to do the Sunday or Saturday times today. What?
Which one is Sunday? Again? Sunday Times? Okay. Good.
Say I think they I think they move it around. I think I was
wrong with my first assumption. The Saturday times was state
labor. Okay, Sunday Times. Good. I do have some local news from
Pennsylvania. Remember that judge? Who was taking handouts
and pay back like a million bucks to put kids into jail?
Remember that?
Oh, yeah. Right. Yeah. For sure. The plug for these for these
prisons, that commercial prisons. Right,
right. Right. Right. Yeah. They gave him 28 years in prison.
Good. And he's saying these were consulting fees was his defense.
Awesome consulting. I think it is good. You know, like they
really threw the book at that guy. Awesome. Four times the 87
months. On national
news. Oh plays a scandal. These private prisons are a scandal in
this country there. And what that guy was doing is probably
going on elsewhere, which was routing kids into these prisons
where they can be slave labor. And the prisons get a certain
amount of money from the government to do operate. The
prisons is corrupt. Unbelievable that this is going on. And it
hasn't nobody's done anything about it.
So you understand exactly. He was found guilty of 12 of 39
racketeering and fraud charges for accepting millions of
dollars in bribes or consulting fees from friends who own
detention centers to which he was sending juvenile delinquents
that I mean, and what do we have on the news Teamcenter made me
look exactly that's ridiculous.
It's actually a little bit sickening.
Then we have a massive Shut up slave moment. Now this happened
in your neck of the woods. I'm surprised you didn't bring it
up. I guess there was some potential riding going on at the
BART station, which is the Bay Area Rapid Transit. And they
turned off the cell phone network inside the station.
There's we we actually we didn't discuss this on the show, but we
discuss it over the dinner table. And there's a lot of
interesting information here. What happened was somebody's
thought there might be a protest because some buddy in the BART
station, one of the BART stations in San Francisco was
killed by BART Police, which is seems to happen every so often.
And just you know, just today what was boom. So they're gonna
there was a rumor that they were going to have a sit in or some
sort of a protest on this day last week. Of course, there was
not a protest or anything, which is bullcrap. And Bart freaks out
and they either did and this is where it gets muddy because we
nobody really knows how this happened. They either talk to AT
and T or they talked to all the cell phone providers or they did
or they whatever the case was, there's apparently some service
in some of the BART stations and they shut it off so people
couldn't get to their cell phone. A couple of things come
to mind one was this a BART Ron repeater was at an AT and T
repeater who owned the repeater. I
think it was a jammer. I think it was a cell phone jam.
Anyway, that was the other story. They won. They said they
turned it off. And the other one is I don't believe the jammer
story. Oh, I believe that they shut down to the femtocell which
I believe they had a small micro cell inside the state Shouldn't
they just flip the switch on that's my guess. Big and I'm not
even sure who has refunds responsibility for that this is
very unclear the reporting is very crummy because nobody knows
how these things even work and so they can't report on him
because Heaven forbid we have an expert that knows what he's
talking about actually asking the questions because that can't
can't do that. And so we don't know and we don't know who's you
know if they if it's somebody you can sue over or whatever or
it's just a courtesy that even have cell phone coverage in the
station. And I don't know this is just a mystery Well, the
micro cell sounds feasible but don't these micro cells aren't
they probably have them per network so they have one for
Verizon one for AT and T one for T Mobile. I would seem logical
actually. producer Michael here has one in his house because he
can't get you get there's no cell service here. He has an AT
and T micro cells pretty cool.
Yeah, yeah. And apparently there used to cook you can also cook
with it. So
what do you think he's gonna cook with it?
Put it put a hot plate right next to it and then put an egg
on there. So anyway, so this so is his story is still evolving.
I tried him bring it up. It's like we don't even know what the
hell's going on.
Well, there is something another thing from your neck of the
woods that I thought was interesting. Apparently the
China trainers now are counterfeiting wine.
Well, that doesn't surprise me.
A bottle of wine is very easy to replicate, says Shang when,
especially in China where they can replicate anything, they can
replicate these holograms on expensive drugs. Yeah,
this is from false count vancare Aunt, Karen van 24. Here's my
French, the counterfeiters just search for the original bottles
in restaurant trash. Once they got a hold of one, they
reproduced the label replicate the bottle and put it on the
supermarket shelves. Yeah, they could do that. Have you ever
Yes, interesting.
But this is not a new phenomenon, especially with
Bordeaux, when they because it was collectible. And so what you
can do and there's been done over the years is I'm surprised
the Chinese haven't taken it up a notch, which is to start not
to stuff that you get out of the garbage can but the really high
end wines that are going at auction now, the Chinese are
buying up all the first growth Bordeaux is like chetola feet,
for example, if you have any of it, don't drink it, just sell to
the Chinese because they're spending 1000s of dollars a
bottle for Chateau le feet. It's like the favorite wine of the
prestige wine right now to buy in China. And what you do, which
reminds my dragon, which works for me to some extent, because I
had some could have sold to China right. So so those wines
traditionally have been counterfeited for probably
hundreds of years. And and Lafayette in particular has no
fancy, maybe the newest vintages might, but some of the wineries
are putting holograms on the labels or putting special codes
or doing a lot of anti counterfeiting methods. But some
of these boys as far as I know, the feets not doing that. And I
think the Chinese can copy those bottles and put them on the
auction and because most of the Chinese when they have an
expensive ball when they're just showing it off, I was in a they
did pull this stunt especially the though the Chinese are
cheap. And as you guys reflected in them the amount of money we
donations Yes, it's the China by though Would you please say
Korean or Chinese. So I'm in I'm in a restaurant of high end
place to be taken out to dinner by the guy, some rich, a
Malaysian Chinese guy. So China who is head of the South China
Post group is a billionaire trainer. So we're sitting there
and he's going to show he's going to bring out some great
wine for us. And so he brings out this bottle I forgot what it
was was like some expensive, really obscure vintage and very
expensive Bordeaux and he has it the waiter comes out brings it
out he hands it to me hold says look, look, look and he makes
everyone look at it. And then he sends the wine back and brings
out some piece of crap that we drank. What was that about? It
was the show that he had I don't know it was like something to
show off. And then he decided he made it as though well you know,
I don't think this one would be appropriate for the night let's
get and then you order something else and it's just a cheap wine.
Is China guys mercy at this show is to bottle
that. So it's true that he's drinking cheap crap. And I'm
saying what is this bull and I realized that the Chinese are
buying up all these Bordeaux's right now just for that exact
purpose, they're not drinking these wines. They're just
showing them. Damn surely counterfeiters can make a
fortune.
So this does bring me back to my app idea which I think we could
still resurrect the John C. Dvorak wine recommendation app
where you're in a restaurant, and if you don't know what to
what to order, then you just take a picture with your phone
with through this app of the of the wine list that is then sent
to you. And then you make a read commendation, right? I'm sitting
there. Yeah, unfortunately recommendation necessary. You
have to be home a lot. But I think people would pay five
bucks.
I'm sure they would. On the off chance I can help.
Move by donate to no agenda. Imagine all the people who could
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Yeah. Well, he's busy. He's busy managing Belgium
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Be very careful. All right, let's say a little happy
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Pennsylvania is beautiful. I have to say
no, Pennsylvania is fantastic. Especially when you get into the
countryside. It's just actually even the city of Pittsburgh is
quite quite charming. It always seems like a grimy industrial
town but it's actually very pretty unless you're gonna pass
through or not.
No, we are right near that. That big nuclear reactor here not the
Three Mile Island one which also isn't actually that far but
there's another one here big big nuclear smoke standard
learn you you what's the big city where you are?
Well, not far from Scranton.
schicke Shini Surely you've heard of it?
No. That was looking on the map a minute ago I couldn't find it
but this this house is an architectural marvel it's been
featured in some magazines who yellowthroat love it I didn't
Yeah misspeak has taken some pictures and it's great you know
they even in this like that. You know they're like in these house
magazines and say they talk about their fire pit where they
have conversation with friends and stargaze and they've got the
big walk in freezer
yes yeah but with the hooks yeah
John's gonna have on the Sunday time once again for John C.
Dvorak X weekly segment as he takes a look at the Sunday Times
Well the pushing look at the same times the Iowa Pope Paul
goes to Bachmann Paul is second they do give him credit on the
top photo they have for photo spread and the one for upper
left is Ron Paul and his wife for image and whatever her name
is and then Bachmann and then Then below Paul is Rick Perry
and then plenty who's just not getting anywhere he
just announced today that he dropped out Yeah, and everyone's
worried
Yeah, well he should drop out he's got nothing going on now.
Then now they're doing the top up left story written by Matt
Richtel for some interesting reasons starved budgets inspire
new look at web gambling states covered revenues. I think that
this is this is going to happen we're gonna see a bunch of
states promote web gambling on various websites you know this
What are you doing when you when you're broke? The country's
broke soak the public with the gambling scam. And
so it's gonna be like on the actual state website, you'll
have a picture of the Capitol and next to that it'll be like
Texas Hold'em.
I would think it's more to promote it doesn't really say
but it sounds to me as though what they're going to do is
they're going to promote more lottery games. You know, it's
like the state do California for example, we put some years ago
we've always against it, but we put together a state lottery to
help education Oh, Oh yeah, we're gonna go all the money's
gonna go to education. It's got like a 50% payback. So for every
million dollars that goes in 500,000 is paid out, which is
extremely low. So, so I was asking about this to somebody
lately. And I said, so what happened? You know, I thought
we're supposed to how come our schools are in the tank? I
thought all this this lottery was going to push us over the
top and make everything great. No, what happened was, as soon
as they did the budget on the lottery, how much money was
going to provide education, they took the education budget and
moved it someplace else. Yeah, it wasn't on top of the
education budget, it was a replacement,
just to keep it going.
Unbelievable. So anyway, so instead, but anyway, so I go
inside the papers as the front pages that really, you just
heard everything. And there's a huge article on that runs from
page 70 Plus, he was to start on six and it cuts to net to page
eight, it's on the headline is, amid the rise of
multiculturalism, Dutch confront their questions of identity,
you know, I read this article because someone sent it to me,
it is the most inaccurate piece of crap I've ever read. It's
pretty bad. It's and it's really it's they're saying that you
know, because of cured builders, that it's the next Oslo
essentially, that's that was my takeaway from this piece.
Well, I didn't get I think it when you read it in printed, you
get a different impression. And I do that one tidbit, which is
beside the point of the overall article, which is somebody
complaining, and
I know exactly what you're gonna say, oh, yeah, I'm
sure you do. Yeah, I used to be able to let me just quote from
this, this one paragraph. They don't speak Dutch. They don't
know Holland, and they saw the sexual revolution, feminism and
youth anarchism as a as a provocative, provocative
provocation. Mr. Marcucci said, he remembers his father's saying
with contempt. He's an immigrant with contempt, quote, women are
the bosses here.
I thought you were gonna read the piece about the woman who
says in the 80s I could sunbathe topless on my balcony.
No, this is this is better. Now. The US still basin? Well, maybe
you can. But women are the bosses shows that right, Adam?
So Nikki's wearing the pants in the family. It's disgusting.
Yes, she is. She's the boss of me. That's okay. I like it. You
know, she wakes me up in the morning.
She says Octoroon he goes like this. She claps
her hands. And then she's like, you know how like you lead a
horse. When you want the horse to walk into the stables you're
coming mean? Come on.
Put some meat under your nose.
Some oats maybe, yeah, they feel dimension that pinpoint the
other side. Pim Fortin was killed by an animal rights
activist they failed to mention it was one week before the
election where his party was going to sweep the elections.
And the fact that there were multiple bullets and all kinds
of stuff. And then our good friend Taylor Hall, who got a
machine gun down and then his half his head cut off and then
they'd stuck a note into his chest with a knife. Yeah, I
think that's a setup to me. It felt like a big setup for some
kind of event happening in in Gitmo nation. lowlands which is
sad but it feels right feels like it's time there.
I thought a good crazy incident that happened on Queen's Day a
couple years ago where the guys trying to run down the Queen and
a killed eight people. Yeah, it was the peak of that stuff. No,
I
think we're due for something really bad unfortunately. Yeah,
what can you say? Do you have any more?
No, I think that's about it. Well, before
before we wrap it I found something in Times article from
a little bit earlier this week that I wanted to ask you about
if you don't mind me putting that under the humming the
Sunday Times I think as a rebranding effort at work for al
Qaeda
well you know by we've talked about this before the for one
thing the New York Times keeps using the word kite Yes, I
believe owl have always tried to kite kite ik but there's been
going on and I mentioned this on the show if you recall about
three months ago when I first when I first got my time
subscription no I was I started noticing this I don't know what
the point of it is. Yeah, I
didn't notice it maybe we did talk about it I can't recall but
here's the headline is kinda trying to harness toxin for
bombs US official sphere and then the in the article it
literally says you know kinda kinda kinda kinda intelligence
officials say they have collected evidence that Qaeda
operatives why is that isn't al Qaeda. I mean, you can't just
say, you know, damn, instead of Adam Damn. It makes no sense.
It's like calling. I don't know. I mean think Al was like his
first name, like Al Capone, whatever we're using our
Sunday. Al Capone. There you go. That makes a lot of sense. Al
Capone al Qaeda.
It's the same thing. Same thing. Same guy advertised.
They've buried al Qaeda out in the New Jersey Meadowlands.
They tell you about advertising. So PBS has decided to start
running advertising in the middle of their shows now every
15 minutes, every 15 minutes. But I was watching PBS Kids as
one brainwashing the kids yeah. So I have this is one this is
one of the breaks this is right after the monkey show that they
have on PBS. Monkey. Curious George Ow. Which I think is a
Steven Spielberg show to be honest about it but what anyway,
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run off to solid minutes of commercials that are worth
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Okay, so how is this different than commercial television? And
why are they still asking people for money?
Well, that was gonna be my question before we went into
that it is a it is just commercials and they're selling
theme parks and all kinds of other crap. It's ridiculous.
They always have the I think they limit the commercials to
having some sort of a message.
Well, you have to make your boring you got to be that
boring. That's unbelievable. I mean, if they weren't a good it
would be like that would be good. Yeah, that would be better
when they don't have that. Yeah.
Hey, by the way, so I got this clip, Rick, Rick Perry. And I he
says Israel in a funny way and he repeated it so you can really
understand try to figure out what he's gonna do this little
clip. He's mocking the fact that he can't pronounce Israel. He
pronounces that. I don't even know how this what this is. Our
president
has insulted our friends. And he's encouraged our enemies.
Ominous knows that traditional allies like Israel, Israel,
Israel, he seeks to dictate new borders for the Middle East. And
the oldest democracy there Israel, Israel, Israel, Israel,
Israel, Israel. He is an abject failure in his constitutional
duty to protect our borders in the United States,
Israel, Israel, Israel, Israel. It's Israel, Israel. Well,
that's the new name for it. So I have a news item from Israel,
that the, you know, we've got 100,000 people on the streets
now and he's rural, because there's no food in Israel that
anyone can afford. And the protesters have brought out a
guillotine. Did you see the picture? He has great. He's a
real one, too. I think that that's a new meme.
This is because spec is a known fact that that speculators are
actually speculating. And this is always considered one of
these forbidden forbidden things you're not supposed to do. I
mean, you can speculate on silver, you can speculate on
copper. You can speculate on gold you can speculate on
anything but you cannot speculate except when you know
if there's a shortage like the coffee industry say the you
know, the whole crop was ruined. Yeah, you can buy up your
futures there. But just to speculate the way they do with
oil on food is always been considered something you don't
do but that's what the speculators are doing.
So what kind of food are they speculating on? Wheat mostly?
And that's why you have these you know, the wheat prices going
through the roof they're trying to corner the market on wheat.
And that's what you know, support if you remember when the
cocoa, cocoa and right that's you. But you remember the
Tunisian and Egyptian backstory was there with the bread was too
expensive. So if you were going on the streets, and they're
getting all irked about this, and so now they food is getting,
you know, bread mainly is too expensive.
Getting expensive there in Tel Aviv and Israel. Israel, I got a
house in Tel Aviv, Israel. That's why I'm doing John, this
being the second half of the show. You kind of like you know,
I had to mention something that the Stargate is open.
I have proof.
You have proof? I have proof the Stargate is open. This is this
is a report from Milton. Milton, New Hampshire. The star gate is
open.
Well Milton is at least 40 miles from the ocean. So you can
imagine the surprise when Milton police got the call that a shark
had been discovered in town tonight they continue to
investigate where it came from. As neighbors are left dealing
with
fishes and fish died. That's
right. The fish are now flying out 4040 miles inland. They just
were going out for big big six foot shark.
I told you some guy caught the shark and I thought it would be
funny to drive it into town 40 miles away clearly
a no agenda producers like I'm gonna I'm gonna get curry on the
Stargate watch this. So Lucifer Clinton, had a meeting with the
foreign minister from Norway. And she did her little clippity
clop coming out on our clogs walking in you know, they see
she likes that dramatic entrance by the way, you should go to
state.gov you can see all her videos, it's always the same.
They have two big doors and then clippity clop clippity clop.
Here she comes. And this guy was he was he said something weird,
which maybe it was just a the way he speaks English but I
didn't like it. As a
foreign minister. I've seen it as my child transmits these warm
words to the families. And I've been going from funerals a
funeral, you know, to follow young teenagers who ended their
lives because they went to political summer camp. Is that
weird? They ended their lives because they went to political
summer camp. I think that's just because it's a it's a
translation thing.
I think it's a translation issue. Okay. Well, anyway, so
while I was I was watching this, because obviously I'm very
interested. And the Lucifers out there and she's thanking him for
all the work in Libya. And it's all fantastic. And of course we
know that that my other favorite woman in the world Susan Rice is
working over there at the UN and hopefully we'll get some what
what was the word she used? was like the I am loathe. I am
loathe to think or loathe. And so Lucifer comes out and she
she's got a new one she's she's working on the marketing on the
market. How are we? What do we need some words we need some
marketing that'll really work to show how pissed off everybody is
that this horrible Assad regime and Syria? I mean, there's no
chance there any tech no experts or anything in there. And then
here
she is, and there isn't on Scott. So part of what we've
done
now hold on a second. That's not the one I wanted to play. I'm so
sorry. Here it is. That's the second one. I gotta play for
you. Oh, come on. Come on Hillary
and there isn't on Scott. This is weird. What is this?
You had the same clip twice with two different titles.
Here it is. In addition, we discussed Syria, where we both
remain a acutely concerned about the Assad regime's campaign of
violence against their own citizens. Norway and our other
European allies have been strong, consistent voices on
behalf of the Syrian people. And I commend them for their
advocacy. the Assad regime's continued brutality is
galvanizing international opinion. There has been a
crescendo of condemnation, oh,
a crescendo of condemnation, John, this is good. Let's hear a
crescendo where we discussed. How does the crescendo sound?
crescendo? What does it crescendo,
that's where the whole band cranks it up and goes blast
some, you know, a couple of notes out there. That's a way to
maybe a big, a big piece might end with a crescendo. That's
the cymbal crescendo I just played for you. So the crescendo
bear that one in mind, it will come back
not only from the world, but in particular from the region.
After the Security Council statement, we've seen movement
in rapid succession from the Arab League, the GCC, Saudi
Arabia, Turkey and others, the United States will continue to
work with our partners to turn this growing consensus into
increased pressure and isolation for the Assad regime. In
particular, we urge those countries still buying Syrian
oil and gas, those countries still sending Assad weapons,
those countries whose political and economic support, give him
comfort, in his brutality, to get on the right side of
history.
Get on the right side of history
countries when he talks about Russia. Well, so
there was actually a question, which I don't have, because she
didn't answer it. And it was like, Well, what countries? Are
you calling out? Lucifer? What are you talking about? So she
didn't even answer the question. However, she did go on CBS News.
And she actually flubbed it because she was supposed to say
crescendo, and she came up with something different. And then
she called out those countries
isn't on Scott. So part of what we've been encouraging and
trying to facilitate is for the opposition to become unified,
you're not going to say yes to go. We are I think, building the
chorus of international condemnation. Oh, no,
not the chorus. Yeah. And so this is here it is the chorus of
international condemnation. She totally blew that one. So she
meant core is meant crescendo, but now became chorus. And here,
she calls out the country
and very clear in what we have said about his loss of
legitimacy. But what we really need to do to put the pressure
on Assad is to sanction the oil and gas industry. And we want to
see Europe take more steps in that direction. And we want to
see China dynamic steps with us. We want to see India, China have
large energy investments inside of Syria. We want to see Russia
see selling arms to the Assad regime.
She's laughing at us crazy Russia's moment seemed. So she's
calling out China, India, and Russia. And in the clip that I
didn't finish the whole press conference, he says there are
new sanctions. Did you know that there are new sanctions against
against Syria?
No, I knew I knew of none of this
well, so I go and look at the U of whitehouse.gov. And there's
nothing from the President. I'm like, Well, this is weird. This
this, you know, and it turns out that Ambassador Ford, who is the
ambassador to Syria, has, is promoting a new bill. A Senate
Bill? Oh, my goodness, how surprising. Joe Lieberman, once
again, is added. Now, you know, that he put in all the sanctions
against Libya. This is Senate Bill 1472, serious Sanctions Act
of 2011. Now, the way I understand is these atrocities
have to stop. This is ridiculous. You know, Assad is a
mass murderer. You know, we're gonna put sanctions in place
until he stops. So first, what do you think the sanctions are?
You tell me,
you are not allowed to make an investment described in
subparagraph B of more than $20 million in Syria. What kind of
sanction is that? It's not like stopping anything. It's just
saying, well, that's ridiculous. $20 million, or you cannot make
a combination of investments described in subparagraph B in a
12 month period, if each such investment is of at least $5
million. And so such investments equal or exceed $20 million in
the aggregate, or sell, lease and provide seria Goods Services
Technology information or support described in
subparagraph C, which, and this is subparagraph C has a fair
market value of $1 million or more. So, this is not a
sanction, it's a cap
neither but let's go over something else which I've just
I'm looking at now from the book of knowledge. So she calls out
these countries and she mentioned the oil industry,
which is really very minor and serious a strategic barely has
any oil, listen to less. I think it's 530,000 barrels.
I think they have refinery, don't they have refinery?
capacity? They
might Belinda here's what the point is. She calls out these
these you know, these people that are they they're sending
all this stuff to under training with main export partners of
Syria, number one, Iraq? Number two, Iran Germany, oh, number
three, Lebanon, number four, Italy? Number five, France,
Egypt, Saudi Where's Where is India and China? China? They're
not even listed. And then the import partners? Yes. Number
one, Saudi Arabia. How come he doesn't mention them? But then,
apparently because China is an import partner. In other words,
China's sending their crap to their web, which they do
everywhere. Russia in Italy again. This is bullcrap. Well,
now here's where the real bullcrap comes in. Section nine
of Senate Bill 1472. Termination of sanctions now, from what I
understand we have a crescendo or chorus of condemnation
against these atrocities of people being killed. So to end
the sanctions, I would presume that if Assad like either got
out or ended the atrocities kind of what they said to Gadhafi
that the sanctions would be lifted, right. Does that make
sense?
No, no. Oh, no
termination of sanctions. In general, the requirement to
impose sanctions and any sanctions imposed under section
four shall terminate on the date on which the president that's
berry submits to the appropriate congressional committees the
following one certification described in Section Five D of
the Syria accountability and Lebanese sovereignty Restoration
Act of 2003. Really? Well, let's take a look at that. The
government of Syria will have to cease providing support for the
international terrorist groups and not allow terrorist groups
such as Hamas, Hezbollah, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, the
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, and the Popular
Front for the Liberation of Palestine General Command to
maintain facilities under Syrian control. Approximately 20,000
Syrian troops This is from the 2003 document, and security
personnel occupy much of the sovereign territory of Lebanon
under the undue influence of its government and undermining his
political independence. So what they're saying is, they have to
get out of Lebanon in order for the sanctions to be lifted. What
does that have to do with anything of atrocities against
his own people?
It's just a front is a hold nothing. That's another one say
nothing to see here. It's just but the whole thing's a scam.
And everywhere in this bill, it's about Iran, Iran, Iran,
Iran, Lebanon, Iran, Iran, Iran, Lebanon. This is the path to
Persia. Yeah, it's not it's not at all about Assad killing
people, because it's not mentioned here.
And by the way, that path to Persia, which would be
interrupted if Ron Paul got anywhere you Oh, yeah. Should we
reason that you're gonna see less and less a him?
Let's just listen to General Wesley Clark one more time as he
talks about that path to Persia. And let's see if he mentioned
some of these countries.
About 10 days after 911. I went through the Pentagon and I saw
Secretary Rumsfeld and, and Deputy Secretary Wolfowitz, I
went downstairs just say hello to some of the people on the
joint staff who used to work for me and one of the generals
called me and he said, Sir, you got to come in, you got to come
in and talk to me a second. I said, Well, you're too busy. He
said, No, no. He says, we've made the decision. We're going
to war with Iraq. This was on or about the 20th of September. I
said, we're going to war with Iraq. Why?
He said, I don't know. He said, I guess they don't know what
else to do.
So I said, Well, do they find some information collect
connecting Saddam to al Qaeda? And he said, No, no, it's just
there's nothing new that way. They just made the decision to
go to war with Iraq. He said, I guess it's like, we don't know
what to do about terrorists, but we got a good military and we
can take down governments and he said, I guess if you The only
tool you have is a hammer, every problem has to look like a nail.
So I came back to see him a few weeks later. And by that time we
were bombing in Afghanistan. I said, Are we still going to war
with Iraq? And he said, Oh, it's worse than that. He said, He
reached over on his desk, he picked up a piece of paper. He
said, I just, he said, I just got this down from upstairs
meeting the secretary Defense Office today. And he said, this
a memo that describes how we're going to take out seven
countries in five years, starting with Iraq, and then
Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and finishing off Iran.
It's on track.
Apparently, I just found that to be outrageous that not a single
journalist, takes the time to look at this douchebag bill and
says, Hold on a second. It has nothing to do at all with Assad.
They don't even mention him killing his own people, which
they did do in resolution 1973 for Gaddafi. But now there's
like, no one reads that crap. We don't need that. Let's go
straight to what we really want, which cut to the chase. Yeah, we
just want to Lebanon get that get the hell out of Lebanon so
we can get to Iran. Just unbelievable. Thank you,
mainstream media. Good job, everybody. Now, of course, we're
going to need plenty of soldiers. To do this. Russia
today had a nice little piece about the recruitment of our
fine American young men and women into the armed services
and how they do it to change
the way people see. They're strong. And there's armies draw,
from televised ads to Hollywood blockbusters, to video games, to
American presidents, dubbing soldiers, the real patriots.
Each of them adds honor to what it means to be a soldier,
sailor, airman Marine, and Coast Guardsmen,
the image of the American warriors is portrayed as that of
the invincible hero Times Square, one of the number one
entertainment spots in the Big Apple attracts millions from
around the world. And across the US. Apart from the flashy lights
and the billboards. There's a recruitment center right here,
one of hundreds, just in New York. The mesmerizing
techniques, luring young Americans into serving are more
sophisticated than ever before sponsoring
video game tournaments and paintball tournaments. And then
going up to these young kids who perform well and say, hey, the
US military needs you see your skills at this video game, of
course to young 15 or 16, or 17 year old, this is something
that's very enticing.
It's a cruel and deceptive type of recruitment. They want to use
all the hippest tools they can to make being in the military as
cool as possible.
So apparently, we have recruiters out there. We're at
video game tournaments and then going up to these kids and say,
Hey, man, you got some wicked skills. Yeah, we could use a guy
like you
is a girl you like everyone ever thought of being a sniper for
money? Yeah, this reminds me of the movie, the last star
fighter, which for some unknown reason, I don't believe has had
as a second version of the same movie. And that's essentially
the story was there was a video game set up somewhere and then
whoever could beat this game some kid finally did, would be
recruited by some some space aliens, because everything in
the game that you if you could do what was required in the
game, you could fight for the, you know, the galactic army, the
galactic
Galactic Council, and they hauled him off.
And I think there's, it's probably not a bad theory.
And of course, that Russia today, piece would have been
much better if the girl was hot. Cheese. Hello, Russia today.
We're ready. We're ready. We've got inventory for you.
We can consider why consulting.com.
Then, of course, just this last piece to put on to perspective,
at this point, according to the statistics I've seen, there have
been more deaths of US military men and women due to suicide
than actual bullets from Taliban and al Qaeda. And in this piece
you're about to hear you get part of an idea of why this is
happening is very sad. But when you hear some of the numbers, it
will just freak you out in Kirklin
did not kill himself that he was killed by the army.
It's an accusation that's been leveled at the military with
greater frequency as more and more soldiers commit suicide
while on active duty. Derek Kirkland, who tried to kill
himself three previous times, took his own life at JBLM 17
months ago. By all accounts he sought help for post traumatic
stress disorder. But his mother Mary corkle, who traveled from
Indiana says the army did nothing.
They could have saved him on that Friday morning, if
everybody would have went to his room and seeing their
bloodstains because he did not get yourself until late Friday
night. Last month. He had a gun to his head three times. yelling
screaming
Ashley Hagen's husband Jared and Army Ranger shot and killed
himself on June 28. at JBLM days before he was scheduled to go on
his 10th deployment overseas
10 deployment. Oh man deployment.
People vote for
me. Please vote for Ron Paul. At least he's gonna get this crap
over with 10th deployment No wonder this is crazy. I went to
Iraq and within the first night they were big Marines crying on
my shoulder. They didn't know what the hell they were doing.
They're
just outrageous.
Yeah, anyway. So he had a couple I got a clip they kind of make
us up,
Johnny. Boy, bring us up. All right, well, here's
a clip from 2004. Obama on Xander important importance of
experience that was done on a local radio station in the
Chicago area.
Flashback to 2004 Barack Obama had just won a landslide victory
to become Illinois. Next US senator. At the time, he ruled
out running on a national ticket in 2008, suggesting back then he
lacked experience. So why
have you ruled that out running
nationally? I am a believer in knowing what you're doing when
you apply for a job.
And I think that if I were to seriously consider running on a
national ticket, I would essentially have to start now,
before having served a day in the Senate. Now there's some
people who were might be comfortable doing that. But I'm
not one of those people.
Right. Yeah. So meanwhile, he's gives us one of the speeches
after the you know, the downgrade and all the rest of
it. And the way I interpret this is that Obama says, we deserve
better than Obama and tell me where I'm wrong with this
interpretation of his little chat.
It was a self inflicted wound. That's why people are
frustrated. Maybe hearing my voice, that's why I'm
frustrated. Because you deserve better. Yes, deserve better.
That's right. Go home.
Green go go home.
Is that what he said? He says, you know, I'm frustrated and you
deserve better or some me sounds like to me that he's he's giving
up.
Well, he has given up and that's prediction that you've made and
I'm down with it.
I don't want to spend more time by the way, he's all he does his
campaign. This is ridiculous. This guy's this guy ever the
President
now? Well, the other guy is
the other Obama.
Now maybe the one that's been rebooted?
Here's a good story for you monitoring devices, a skin
tattoo nowadays. This is gonna this is gonna go somewhere, I
bet. Yeah. So there's a clip bus was a cue. Oh,
I'm sorry. I didn't.
What is it called? monitoring devices, skin tattoos, what it's
called, oh, hey,
you know, I'm just a disc jockey. If it doesn't say, you
know, Britney Spears is hard for me to find a
tattoo that could change the face of medicine. Or Mary snows
in New York with more on how these electronic devices can
track patients. What's going on here, Mary?
This is really amazing. Well, you know, can sound like the
stuff of science fiction researchers have come up with a
device that they see is drawing the line between biology and
electronics. It also has the potential of being used far
beyond medicine. When you think of tattoos, medical advances are
probably not the first thing that come to mind. But consider
this small electronic tattoo of sorts. A study in the journal
Science says this tiny device can fundamentally change the way
patients are monitored. University of Illinois Professor
John Rogers is the study's co author, how do you see this
device being used immediately in terms of near term applications
would be in clinical use in hospitals for monitoring,
health, wellness, physiological status, the beating of the
heart, brain activity and muscle contraction, say researchers.
You know, the Germans tried that tattoo thing in World War Two.
Yeah, that was just for keeping track of people. But I think
you will recall that I spoke about there's a company out
there that is I forget the name momentarily. This was a couple
of years ago, and you poo pooed it at the time but I know I
never put it that tracking RFID tracking would be put into
syringes. And you would get an A vaccination for like, I don't
know swine flu or something. And they would actually inject this
under the skin.
What's the name of that company? No, no,
and someone in the chat room member but Oh, Yeah, it's all
it's all come true. This is a weird thing. John is like, all
this stuff comes true including the Stargate opening up.
So the weirdest story that's floating around and I think we
have to address this in in some future shows. Is the research on
chi miras? Chimera? Yeah, C H I M E R A. K Mira, which is taken
from a Greek, Greek mythology, it refers to a, an organ or a
person or organism, an animal that has two separate sets of
DNA within itself. And it turns out that a lot of fraternal
twins in the womb, when they're just born, and they're sitting
there, they actually can even see them on the, on the
ultrasound, one will subsume the other, like, eat it. Yeah. And
then when the when the baby's born, it actually has the DNA
from both people. Okay? And this is like for one thing is causing
nothing but trouble. His DNA testing now turns out to be
pretty dubious at the end. Because a lot of this psychos
will have like one strand of DNA that's different in their
fingers than they do in their saliva, or in their, whatever.
Body Parts really. Yeah, and I was thinking, because apparently
and it turns out the most modern research indicates that these
types of incidents is more common than ever believed before
you should always be considered a freak of nature when you had a
que mera which was an animal that had DNA from itself, and it
had his own brother insight into actually to arguing brains Oh,
one taking over the other, which leads me to wonder about
bisexuals who have the you know, the man of a body and a woman
inside them that has to come out. And bipolar people who have
like two split personalities. Wow. And there turns out now
that there's a lot of these guys who are getting off because of
DNA testing, who may have done the crime, because a DNA test
was the test of them and not their, their, you know, the
other part of them that's like their arm might have a different
DNA structure. And this has become a huge this is going to
be one of the biggest stories as it develops. And I think it's
largely because of this, the concept of the bisexual, or that
you are the transsexual that has to be not a bisexual
transsexual. You're the guy who you know, or woman or girl,
Bono's kid. Yeah, you know, seems like more like a guy than
a girl after their operation. And this is a very interesting
phenomenon going on right now in research. Big, big story,
you say with a little bit of disdain, like it's like, you
know, it's like, it's what it is, right? It's like this is of
course, there's
no disdain and vibe, they save the stain because it's kind of
weird, that one little micro baby would eat the other one. Or
they'd stay somehow they did. It's not like he's eating it,
but they the two of them merge and then become one inside the
womb. It's like, it's kind of kind of creepy. It's not the
stain. It's creepy.
Where's my slide whistle? Yeah,
anyway, check it out. There's lots of research on this. And
we're gonna probably hear more about because I think it's
gonna, it's going to sneak its way into the public
consciousness. And then now we're going to start
understanding some things that we never we can't figure out why
people are bipolar.
So a couple of comments on this first of all this and all the
other autism all these things that are happening this is
clearly because of so and when it comes to DNA stuff or perhaps
those either well shoot man, maybe that's what happened to
our president. Maybe that's why we got two of them.
The opposite Bama,
the Chi Mira, he tried to consume his brother, but decided
to let him go and become the second President of the United
States of America. Alright, we'll keep our eye on that. Do
you want to do end of show clip with the Manning?
Oh, if you got one. Well, it's
it's a class. It's a classic one. It's all in long legged mag
daddy and how the white people are going to write it? No. Okay.
Well, I have it in the show notes if you want to listen to
it again. It's hilarious. He had Harry Belafonte on the other day
meeting. Yeah. Well what did what did Belafonte say is the
left wing nut
nothing? Nothing. clippable but yeah, but he says Obama is no
good. by Ben Belafonte
really said Obama was no good. Yep. Well, he's a communist that
guy so you never know
what he's thinking. Hey, man, he's from the Banana Boat Song
easy. He's
He's a communist. I mean, I would another communist day. Oh,
he should be brunching with fariq Shakira. What's his name?
Is Akari yeah, there's not his name down, now known as
Federica. Kitts Shakira. Alright, everybody, the meetup
is happening right after the show around five o'clock here in
Pennsylvania and Schick shinny. And on Thursday, we'll be coming
to you from Boston, the great state of Massachusetts, as John
likes to say, coming to you from the log house at the lake. Thank
you very much producers Michael and Sarah in the morning. I'm
Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where it's a pleasant
day. I'm John C. Dvorak, we
will talk to again on Thursday, right here on no agenda
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