Cover for No Agenda Show 1605: Techno-douche
November 5th, 2023 • 3h 5m

1605: Techno-douche

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John C Dvorak: Yeah babies is a winner.
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Adam Curry: Adam curry Jhansi Devora November 5 2023 This
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short horde winning combination media assassination episode
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1605. This is no agenda. Remembering the system of Ember
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and broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas hill country
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here in the region number six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
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curry,
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John C Dvorak: and from Northern Silicon Valley where literally
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nobody knows what it means when you say that you look like the
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Bobbsey Twins, and Jhansi Dvorak.
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Adam Curry: That's funny. I said that just the other day to
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somebody. So someone literally knew but but they were 60. So
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the only 60 year olds know the Bob's you know, nobody knows.
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Nobody knows the Bobbsey Twins anymore. How about you?
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John C Dvorak: Of course I do. Okay, tell us.
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Adam Curry: What was the challenge? The Bobbsey Twins was
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like a children's adventure book. And I'll give you another
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one. The Happy Halloween stirs. Do you remember them? No.
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John C Dvorak: Man, that one? That did you remember that? All
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I remember is the Bobbsey Twins commentary. I didn't realize
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that it was a series of books from about the early 1900s.
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Yeah, to the 70s. So it's like 75 volumes.
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Adam Curry: Yeah. And how about this? Tom Swift?
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John C Dvorak: Yeah, Tom Swift. Yeah, I I used to read Tom Swift
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when I was a kid,
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Adam Curry: Tom Swift. It was from the late I think it was.
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There wasn't even before 1900 Tom Swift. This is really old. I
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had no idea that
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John C Dvorak: we have computers in front of
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Adam Curry: us. Oh, okay. Well, if you want to do if we have to
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do that, it was Tom Swift and his electric grandmother Tom
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Swift and his. His flying 1910 Okay, I was close. Only only
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twins predates him. Oh, yeah. Victor Appleton. That's what is
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Victor Appleton wrote to Tom So the question
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John C Dvorak: remains what is it mean when you say you look
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like the Bobbsey Twins, the Bobbsey Twins? were twins. It
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was just it's actually there are two sets of twins in the
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stories. One and they were any paternal?
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Adam Curry: Hey, kids. This
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John C Dvorak: is stuff you need to know. The main pair were
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paternal. Yeah. And so I was thinking about this. Because
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looking like the Bobbsey Twins doesn't mean you're dressed like
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oh,
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Adam Curry: I mean, really? Because that's the way I was
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interpreted, but maybe it's because you sound like like
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you're saying the same thing?
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John C Dvorak: No, it's when you're wearing kind of frilly
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girly stuff. And you're a boy. Oh,
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Adam Curry: I don't know. Well, that's never the way I've used
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it.
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John C Dvorak: All you have to do is look at the covers of all
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these What did the Bobbsey Twins always look like? They're all
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free wearing really really crappy. They look like really
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crappy Bobbsey
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Adam Curry: Twins. They looked like the Bobbsey Twins. Wow. A
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lot to discuss today. Remember, remember the fifth of November
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gunpowder treason and plot, which seems to be forgotten. Is
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he talking about this is this was the the plot on the British
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Parliament
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John C Dvorak: point that you know, I remember plot on the
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British Parliament,
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Adam Curry: as documented in V for Victory where everyone got
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the anonymous masks from Have we forgotten this already? Boy?
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Yeah, I guess so. Guy Fawkes Day. That's what it is. Will we
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still be lighting stuff up in the UK doubtful leaves to have
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bonfires doubtful. Can't do that anymore. That will be against
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the law. Because
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John C Dvorak: no, it's polluting the climate
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Adam Curry: change. In addition, speaking of change, we had
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daylight saving time change.
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John C Dvorak: We're doing this show at noon.
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Adam Curry: It's still unknown. We're doing the show at two.
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It's still unclear why the elites do this to us twice a
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year. It's actually screwed up. A an appointment I had earlier
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in the week because Europe changed last weekend. This is
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this is what I've never understood. Why don't we all
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change on the same day globally? Do we have a different sun here
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than we have in
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John C Dvorak: UAE United Nations that determined this.
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You want one world government?
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Adam Curry: I'm on the fence. I mean, no. I don't want world one
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world government. And there's still
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John C Dvorak: you're advocating right here.
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Adam Curry: Oh, you are feisty today. AirDog. There is there is
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still no honest no one answer to this. This hoax that they
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perpetrate upon
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John C Dvorak: Arizona. They got their own time. Would they have
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Oh, complete warp. They're like, whatever time it is there. It's
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nowhere else. It's insane.
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Adam Curry: It's insane. Before we get into everything today,
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I'd like to read a note from Knight Andrew, you received this
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note as well. I think it's important that we just discussed
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this for a moment.
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John C Dvorak: Oh, that's this is not the good note.
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Adam Curry: This is the good note. Yeah, this is the good
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Good note.
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John C Dvorak: No the good notes call it new doing it causes
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dipshits
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Adam Curry: No, we didn't call us dipshits. Take a look at what
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you've become. That's I think that was that's what that note
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was. No, this is from Knight Andrew. And it's good because we
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have been doing this for 16 years we've seen this come and
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go. It's gotten progressively worse the divide and conquer
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strategy of the global elitist, evil, whatever that is. And it's
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just as taking hold to such a degree that that some people are
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just falling right off the edge. They
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John C Dvorak: do it a drop of a hat at the drop of a hat. All of
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our work goes for naught.
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Adam Curry: We've never been right about anything. How
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quickly they forget. So night Andrew says I've been meaning to
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write you for a few weeks now. When you guys began your review
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of the Israel Hamas conflict I was rather disgusted. And how
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you both blithely good word blithely is a good word blithely
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What does blithely mean? blithely it
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John C Dvorak: means nonchalantly Don
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Adam Curry: Shula blithely spoke about the atrocities Hamas
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perpetrated even questioning the veracity of stories and videos,
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visual evidence, appreciating no agenda over the past year since
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2020. Since you night Andrew is relatively new, and specifically
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your person your perspective on many controversial things. I was
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dismayed the way you guys approach this topic. I
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understand there have been other debatable topics that people
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have gone overboard for less, would this be the straw for me?
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One of the initial episodes reviewing the heinous act of
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Hamas You both seem to challenge the veracity of claims of babies
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being beheaded and such and no agenda one from the highlight of
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my listens to my Kate listen. When I was in college, I called
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my mother during a mild snowstorm she told me how my
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sister younger than me, had gone out in the snow driving to her
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boyfriend's house, he wasn't a lowlife, a worthless fellow. On
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her way she built from blithely to a novel, I like it. On her
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way, she crashed on the interstate, totally her car, she
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was all right, but my mother indicted my sister, if she'd
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only listened, this wouldn't have happened. From that point
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on, I decided not to give another person the power of
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saying I told you so. Especially when I respect that person given
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their insight and reputation. I'm not likely to heed some
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randos advice though, anyway, when everything within me was
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revolting to continue to listen to no agenda during that initial
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segment, I remembered the many letters and stories you have
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shared about weak minded and weak spirited people who were
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lost overboard because they heard something they didn't
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like. I did not want to be like them the value and insight
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you've provided to me outweighed this offense. I didn't quit
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listening then and I'm still up to date. Thank you for the work,
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understanding and appreciating the eluded point that you guys
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are trying to be objective and question everything. You guys
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weren't exactly trying to to two sides this as much as saying
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nothing can be trusted Exactly. The Lord uses various means to
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bring people and keep people for himself and salvation.
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Similarly, reading often hate letters of douchebags who become
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radicalized is strangely a means of keeping me listening and
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ultimately, keeping my sanity. Sincerely and grateful night,
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Andrew and I want to thank you for that. And I want to just
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respond quickly. Because the one thing you know, Alex Jones, the
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one thing I've always been envious about is that he has
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Infowars because that's really what's going on Info Wars and
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he's gone way beyond that. But the information wars that go on
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for our minds all day long is really what we're dealing with.
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We still I would say we are maybe not you, but the rest of
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us all have trauma worldwide from COVID From lockdowns and
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it's used to control you. This trauma is particularly people
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who are you know, who say they're woke and aren't
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obviously woke that's it truly is MK Ultra without the drugs
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and they probably have the drugs with SSRIs, etc. No agenda
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listeners are just as susceptible. The people now in
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Paris, London, New York, Rome. The people protesting for
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Palestine are the very same people who told you to die for
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not being vaccinated or wearing a mask who were allowed to riot
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and burn for BLM during COVID restrictions when no one else
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was allowed out. Remember that the peaceful protest who accused
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many of you for committing genocide and LGBTQ people for
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not buying into the gender fluidity bullcrap who support
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annihilating Russia from the economic world and using all
9:48
weapons available to remove them from the map? What is these are
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the same people who are hysterical about climate change,
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which is about the fifth version of this blatant lie in my
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lifetime. It was global cooling global warming then that didn't
10:02
work out when a climate change. It's also the same people who
10:06
are going to move to Canada because Trump would destroy
10:08
America. being abused, being abused by forces, it doesn't
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come down to one individual or group, online video and five M
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social media. Yes, even no agenda social without algos are
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perfect carriers for this trauma based entertainment. So we've do
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our best not to pick sides in any of the things that we've
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been through. And it's been a lot. We do want to show you that
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all sides are full of crap. The meanwhile pay attention to your
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own community where you live. Have you been to a city
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recently? Have you taken a look around? It's not just New York
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or Chicago, the other people that are hanging down like
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zombies. From tranq and fentanyl, it's in London. It's
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in Paris. It's an Amsterdam. But we're being taught to be
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obsessed over anything but your own your own situation. And it's
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all being abused by political powers.
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John C Dvorak: I liked it. Hello dipshits letter better? Do
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Adam Curry: you have it in front of you?
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John C Dvorak: I've been looking for
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Adam Curry: the dipshits letter. So you know, I mean there is a
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lot more going on besides Israel and Hamas but oh my goodness are
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we getting out of control with the Jew hate the Arab hate the
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people hate? This is just you know, check you out.
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John C Dvorak: This is never ending this was when I was a kid
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when I was in college. And I will say anybody out there who's
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like listening who's like a millennial or a Z when you're my
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age 70 You'll be hearing the same thing.
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Adam Curry: Yep. Yeah, I'm I'm 60 and I'm already like you.
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This is that's
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John C Dvorak: Bo and you're 70 You'll be hearing the same
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thing. And
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Adam Curry: when I'm 70 I'll be 10 times worse than you Yeah,
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likely right does seem unlikely.
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John C Dvorak: I will say this about you though. I've
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discovered it aspect of your personality. Oh, is
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Adam Curry: this good or bad? Is
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John C Dvorak: this a slam? Yeah. where you're coming from?
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It's good to some and bad to others. So I've realized that
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you have the personality because when you play when you're
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playing the they're opening stuff and you get you hit the
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button and you become the Freddie the freeloader or
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whatever the fire hydrant guy and then the devil where you're
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you have the personality of a ventriloquist that isn't what a
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ventriloquist would do.
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Adam Curry: Who are famous ventriloquist who was who was
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named some famous ventriloquist was weird owl, a ventriloquist.
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Like he would have been a ventriloquist. No,
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John C Dvorak: no, no, there was Charlie McCarthy. Did Charlie
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McCarthy character the guy was the ventriloquist era. What's
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your name? The actress his dad was a ventriloquist and Jeff Don
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and I know Jeff Dunham, Jeff Dunn. Jeff Dunham's famous
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there's other ones that go back in time that are faint more
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famous in those days is a bunch of them Candice Bergen's dad.
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The I can't Bergen Edgar Bergen Edgar Bergen. Thank you, Joe.
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Obama had his hand up Biden's but I was having trouble. Yes.
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Adam Curry: Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Well, let's talk about
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some some protests for just a moment. And then I seen you have
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the Middle East situation clips. I just need I've, I've examined
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the protests around the globe. And I have clips from TR T which
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of course will give you the Arab perspective, also from France
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24, which who knows what their perspective is. Every single one
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of these protests has a lot of handmade signs, but overwhelming
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the the organization is in charge of either the socialist
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world party or the Socialist Workers Party. This is a
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complete, politically driven and organized event on a global
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scale. And they're pulling a lot off here.
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John C Dvorak: This is why they're doing it.
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Adam Curry: I think they're doing a fabulous very good job.
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Here's TRT This is Turkish radio and television. As the
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Unknown: humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepens international
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displays of anger grow louder. The fourth weekend of
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demonstrations in London saw 10s of 1000s descend on Trafalgar
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Square. Watch across Europe and popular discontent Israel's
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bombardment of Gaza was visible. similar numbers were seen in
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Paris gathering near the Bastille in Berlin. Green and
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red smoke filled the roads where 1000s waved Palestinian flags
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and in Rome 1000s More walk behind banners calling the
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crisis in Gaza and apartheid. Outrage echoes through the
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streets at the soaring civilian death toll of Palestinians. But
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discontent here is rising to over how Western governments
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aren't dealing with the situation. They
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know they want to tell us We're not sure if these are war
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crimes. We think Israel has a right to defend itself. And then
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they have the problem that people are seeing on their TV
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screens, Palestinian children being pulled out of the rubble.
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Dozens have been arrested at protests in the UK over the last
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four weeks. Authorities here and elsewhere, warning that
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protesters may be breaking the law by publicly supporting
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Hamas. British police have denied that tougher tactics have
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been the result of government pressure. But there has been
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significant criticism about how governments are dealing with
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these protests. The UK Home Secretary Sweller Brockman has
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called the demonstrations hate marches and seemingly accused
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people of anti semitism that's come as anti semitic incidents
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have risen across the world. There's also been a rise in
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Islamophobia. The protests in London and elsewhere have
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repeatedly been described by police as largely peaceful, but
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tensions could rise further. marches are planned for November
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the 11th when Europe commemorates the end of the
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First World War and remembers those killed in combat. British
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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said a pro Palestinian protest
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then would be provocative and disrespectful. Others however,
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have said the ultimate goal of government in Britain and
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Perhaps Elsewhere, is to suppress these popular
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expressions of anger at what's happening in Gaza
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Adam Curry: have guaranteed next Sunday is going to kick off in
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the UK guarantee that's going to be a good old time and TRT.
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They're turning it political. Of course,
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Unknown: in Jordan, the US Secretary of State found no
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support for his country's position on the Israel Gaza war.
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Are we going to be talking about the wasteland? Are we going to
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be talking about a whole population reduced to refugees?
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Simply we do not know we do not have all the variables to even
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start thinking about that.
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But unlike his initial Middle East towards three weeks ago,
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Blinken repeatedly urged the protection of civilian lives,
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Israel
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must take every possible measure to prevent civilian casualties.
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In my meetings with Israeli officials yesterday, I conveyed
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additional steps that they can and should take to do just that.
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protecting civilians will help prevent a mosque from further
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exploiting the situation. But most important, is simply the
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right and moral thing to do. But those words may be a moral way
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to wage war people a little too
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late now that almost 10,000 Palestinians are dead, public
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opinion and the US has shifted. Some say they're just no longer
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fearful of speaking out. And you can see that here in Washington
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where 10s of 1000s have now come out to call not just for a
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ceasefire, but they say freedom and equality for all
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Palestinians in this crowd. Support for Joe Biden, in the
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Democrats has eroded fast genocide
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and Biden to go away. We need somebody who's actually for the
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people, not voting for Joe Biden. for Donald Trump,
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the White House is aware of the fierce backlash from minority
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communities including Arabs and Muslims and key voting bloc that
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helped secure Biden's victory in 2020. The question now is what
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the President plans to do to regain their trust. This me
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knows about you TRT world Washington rero
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Adam Curry: Oh, yeah, these are BLM people, the same people that
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the Democrat Party weaponized, weaponized over and over and
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over again, continue to do so with trans Mouse. Oh, well, they
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lost control this my final report that I want to hear your
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clips, they definitely lost control. But this was, again
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Socialist Workers Party, the the US Palestinian community
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network, which is a very interesting organization. We
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organized around a number of campaigns including BDS,
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boycott, divestment, and sanctions, political prisoner
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advocacy, arts and culture events and tours. And they're
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part of the Westpac Foundation, which not that's where I
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couldn't get much further the Westpac is in Westchester
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County. They're the ones that are financing the US Palestinian
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community network. And they've been around since 1974. We're
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and the SSA themselves in the website since 1974. We've been
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educating, agitating and organizing for more just in a
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peaceful world, an end to middle militarism and racism and a more
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fair economy that works for all sound familiar? So here is the
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France 24 report because everybody had reported on the
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streets of Washington, DC.
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Unknown: Yeah, well, this is a much bigger process than
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expected freedom Plaza, which is just behind me expected to have
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a couple of 1000 people there. 10s of 1000s showed up they are
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now marching down the streets away from the White House
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heading towards the Capitol building kind of area. This is
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bigger than any other pro Palestine protest that I've seen
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in the two or so weeks that I've been covering these protests. Do
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you cover a couple that I've seen before were organized by
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pro Jewish groups? This one is a much more broad coalition, a
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real mixture of people. We've seen a sea of flags here, people
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wearing the cavea headscarves that symbol of Palestinian
20:10
resistance, and people praying in the streets lying down on
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premises to pray to in the middle of this protest
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movements. We've seen lots of Palestinian Americans, but not
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just Palestinian Americans. There's been a significant chunk
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of people here, who are young people that must be said, a lot
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of them have been under the age of 30, I would say, and also
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some Jewish groups as well who are showing support for the
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Palestinian cause. We've also seen a couple of signs, say in
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Latinos for Palestine as well. So it really is quite a mixed
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bag of people here, who has showed up in Washington DC, the
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messages that these people have been carrying, you can see some
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of them behind me are just as mixed as the people themselves.
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We've got everything from Free Palestine, that has been the
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main message of this movement to more extreme signs as well. But
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the main thing that people hear a call calling for is a
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ceasefire. Now we know that that is something that Joe Biden and
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President and Prime Minister Netanyahu have so far not agreed
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to.
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Adam Curry: It's it's people looking for ally ship. Whoa,
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when they were busing them in from Chicago, Chicago came in
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busing them in from Chicago. Yeah, that makes you wonder is
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21 seconds
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John C Dvorak: from the point but busing in the ballots?
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Adam Curry: Here's a protester going nuts
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Unknown: children
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Adam Curry: man that the baby stuff that that's really what
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got people the and the ripping babies from wombs, the beheading
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babies, the burning babies, using them as hockey pucks,
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whatever you could make up.
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John C Dvorak: That shame bitching about the babies
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blowing up babies.
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Adam Curry: Yeah. Oh, yeah. killing babies killing babies.
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Babies. Babies always works.
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John C Dvorak: Yeah, babies is a winner.
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Adam Curry: It doesn't matter whether it's true or not. We're
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gonna
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John C Dvorak: marry some woman go and see a baby around her go.
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Oh, I love babies. Boom.
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Adam Curry: Is that how you got Mimi? No. No,
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John C Dvorak: I'm just telling you it works.
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Adam Curry: That's the story for another word for story for
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another day. So um, yeah. So what do you got? You have a lot
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of
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John C Dvorak: you want to go back to the guy call his
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dipshits. And then he bitched about, found the letter? No, I
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can't find it. I don't know why. I thought I put it aside but I
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was
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Adam Curry: the one in response to the newsletter is not the
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one. Yeah,
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John C Dvorak: because he didn't like Hanson to Victor David
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Hanson, which I put in there too. It's an hour lecture and he
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says war war war. You guys have lost your touch is weird. We're
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all for war. When the victor David Hansen thing was not about
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war. It was about mentalities. And it had a bunch of
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interesting insights. If you could sit down and watch spend
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an hour listening to him if you can put up with him. I his
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presentation is somewhat droll, but I have one clip from the
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Adam Curry: email here. Would you like me to read it? Oh, yes,
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please read dipshits have your head so deep up your ass is on
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ISRAEL PALESTINE. You literally literally said this a Victor
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Davis Hanson video and told I said God, please look at what
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you've become. This is a straight hour of war propaganda.
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Yeah. Well,
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John C Dvorak: he obviously didn't listen to this. No,
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Adam Curry: he didn't because I am definitely not a fan of
23:57
Victor Davis Hanson. But what he explained is literally what I
24:02
just explained right now it is the we have radicalized in
24:08
universities, certainly in the United States, but probably
24:11
around the world, but without a doubt, the higher education and
24:15
I saw that I saw this as my stepdaughters. The programming
24:19
is so strong and it's been going on for a long time. Oh,
24:23
John C Dvorak: yeah, it was going on when I was at Cal
24:25
Berkeley. And I didn't I mean I broke out of it obviously I'm
24:29
not to following that those things anymore but I was
24:33
accidentally taught how to think so I ended up breaking away from
24:37
but they were arguing the Palestinians and and so this I
24:41
only have the one clip I could have clipped a lot of the Hansen
24:44
thing but it's so and it's it takes so much massaging because
24:48
he's he's talking like this. Then he talks like this and he's
24:50
talking like it's up and down and you got to go in and boost
24:53
it and drop it in a nightmare. And he
24:56
Adam Curry: had all of the memes in there. By the way. He had all
24:59
of the beheading babies and all that stuff. And he, he was using
25:03
that, but beside that his message about the universities
25:08
and how this group and the previous group and from what
25:12
you're saying the group before that have all been mind
25:16
controlled and it's part of the anti colonialism. Like I'm an
25:21
American, but I'm a colonialist. I'm bad, I'm white, I'm
25:24
horrible.
25:25
John C Dvorak: So he makes the point there's the also the anti
25:28
he says the proportionality he makes it, but this is not the
25:32
clip. I'm gonna play the clip I'm gonna play as about Hamas.
25:36
But but he also talked about something I thought was very
25:40
profound a way he pointed out that Blinken and Biden are
25:44
telling the Jews to be careful, be proportionate. unfortunate,
25:49
but Ukraine
25:51
Adam Curry: meanwhile, go ahead kill him. Let's do as much
25:54
Russian Russians must die. Here's some more cool new
25:57
weapons we got. What do you drink? Your drink? You just open
26:01
your drink?
26:02
John C Dvorak: I did nothing.
26:03
Adam Curry: I thought I heard a drink open. I'm sorry. Can you
26:05
guys
26:05
John C Dvorak: a train coming? Maybe you're going to train Hong
26:08
Kong it sounds like a drink. So so he points out he says the
26:13
only reason this could possibly exist as destroying our attitude
26:17
toward Ukraine into one toward Israel is Jew hate. The American
26:24
government hates Jews and or the Democratic Party does somebody
26:29
does. And I think this this clip I have here, which talks about
26:33
how do hate is really at the basis for this, this whole thing
26:37
is not these got nothing to do with anything else. And it's
26:41
extremely disappointing if any of this is true, because it's
26:44
like kids, you know, we went through the we had we were still
26:48
putting up with discussions about the Holocaust. We thought
26:51
we'd get over that. And the Jews are, you know, they would
26:53
they're obviously not running the media or you wouldn't be
26:56
having this kind of discussion. down the drain, they're
27:02
Adam Curry: not running it. Well.
27:04
John C Dvorak: They're not doing a very good job. So let's listen
27:07
to this analysis of of, and I'll tell you the thesis and you can
27:12
kind of pick it out of here. But the thesis is that Hamas was
27:16
becoming unpopular in Gaza until they decided to start killing
27:20
Jews, the entire population all the Palestinians and I believe
27:24
this could easily be true. The Palestinians hate Jews. They
27:29
just hate him. And and I've said on the previous show, the Jews
27:32
don't like the Arabs either. So we have this. This cross. You
27:36
know, this Hatfield McCoy thing going on? That
27:40
Adam Curry: is never for ever since forever. You and I were on
27:44
the earth. 2000 years this has been going on for ever.
27:50
John C Dvorak: Pants Here we go. Hanson
27:51
Adam Curry: on Hamas i bar that's the one.
27:54
Unknown: Yeah, yes, there are a lot of innocent Gazans but the
27:57
1988 charter predated that election and the charter, it
28:02
says that they're not interested in negotiations. They're
28:06
interested in jihad to destroy Israel, and they voted for it.
28:10
And yes, it is corrupt. And yes, it's true. As a recent article,
28:15
I think this week in foreign affairs pointed out that the
28:18
popularity of Hamas is declined. But was the popularity of Hamas
28:24
declining because it was corrupt? It didn't give services
28:30
or was it not sufficiently killing Jews? My point is this
28:35
is that when they went in to Israel, this unpopular
28:39
supposedly hated government, which were told, if Israel bombs
28:44
Hamas sites in Gaza, you're going to alienate them and make
28:47
them like Hamas, but they don't like them. Now, if they don't
28:50
like them so much. Why did hundreds follow through the hole
28:53
in the fence kind of like irregulars that followed the
28:56
Gestapo and Eastern Europe? And they tagged along to rape and to
29:00
loot and to take captives? And why when they brought captives
29:04
in the streets of Gaza? Why couldn't you just find one
29:07
Gasan, who intervened and said don't desecrate that Israeli
29:11
corpse? Do not that poor woman is bleeding from her genital
29:15
area do not spit at her, not one, not one. And so the
29:20
argument that there's a captive Gazan population that is furious
29:25
at Hamas, and you're only going to drive them close to Hamas
29:28
when they otherwise would reject them. I don't see any evidence
29:31
for I see a lot of evidence that say, I like Hamas now because
29:35
they finally went out and did something and that do something
29:38
is killing Jews on the offensive and they were giddy about it.
29:42
And the people who support them in the West, were giddy about
29:46
it. Again, it took them a nanosecond to go yes, fly the
29:50
flag Jew killing Jews. Finally,
29:54
Adam Curry: perception is reality and here he began he's
29:56
with the the genitals bleeding from the genitals whichever We
30:00
don't know exactly what was going on there. But that's
30:02
beside the point. But he is responding to telegram videos.
30:07
Who knows? I mean, that's that's the information war that I'm
30:11
talking about. So maybe they were Yeah, well, maybe.
30:15
John C Dvorak: I think I think reels point is a real
30:18
exclamation point was the fact that once this happened, the
30:23
protests in the United States cropped up immediately. Yeah,
30:26
with flags with pre printed signs the whole thing across the
30:30
country, and they were all you know, cheering
30:33
Adam Curry: we really missed out on the no agenda shop with those
30:37
scarves. What an opportunity missed.
30:41
John C Dvorak: scarves, what
30:42
Adam Curry: an opportunity, those things the flight is
30:45
selling like hotcakes. But not just America. And, you know, for
30:51
Germans, this is this is polarizing. This is an you know,
30:56
and part of what's happening is because of the millions millions
31:01
of illegal migrants they have allowed to come into their
31:06
country. But when it starts happening in Austria,
31:12
Unknown: Vienna central cemetery, the second biggest in
31:15
Europe, a fire destroyed a room in the Jewish part on a wall
31:19
close by anti semitic writing. A shock for Austria, is
31:28
it's really a despicable act of anti semitism towards the
31:31
disease is something outrageous.
31:33
The Newton
31:35
phyllanthus is today are very worried many are afraid to be
31:39
recognized in the street.
31:41
As you'll notice as a council. Since
31:44
the Hamas attack on Israel anti semitic acts have multiplied in
31:47
Austria. Benjamin Nagler has been recording such incidents
31:51
for four years, and he's noticed a marked increase in 100. From
31:55
organizations we have recorded and verified to 165x since the
32:00
seventh of October, that's four times as many as during the same
32:04
period last year. We have insults especially on the
32:07
internet, but also physical attacks and harassment to fully
32:10
hardened tongues as a sign of support. 1000s of people
32:14
gathered two days ago to denounce anti semitism while
32:17
recalling the participation of Austria in Nazi crimes, the
32:21
avant
32:21
eylea We all thought such things would never happen again,
32:24
especially in Vienna. Because Austria carries a high burden of
32:28
guilt, I should have seen how many fans, we have a
32:31
responsibility that transfers from generation to generation to
32:35
show that we learned from the aura that was guilty and asked
32:38
him for a ban. In
32:39
the face of the threat Austria has raised its terrorism alert
32:43
level and as increased protection of Jewish
32:46
institutions. It's
32:48
Adam Curry: really unbelievable. I grew up in these countries.
32:54
It's like no, we can never let that how did that happen? This?
32:56
How was it possible? That, that we all started to hate the Jews?
33:01
How was it possible?
33:02
John C Dvorak: We didn't nothing. This hasn't changed as
33:04
always immigrants that they brought in. It's almost like a
33:07
scheme colored the plan. And in fact, the picture David Hanson
33:14
near the end of that lecture, when he talks about the
33:16
universities, how they've been used, served by the Green Card
33:22
kids who have been brought over from the Middle East and you
33:25
know, let the loud to go nuts. And it's about time and this has
33:30
to happen in a couple of hearings in the I think it was
33:33
in the Senate about to my yoga because he had one of his
33:38
employees. I don't have a clip of that. I should have gotten a
33:40
clip of yarkas. Yeah, may York has got one employee who went
33:44
off the deep end condemning Jews.
33:48
Adam Curry: You don't have that clip. What
33:51
John C Dvorak: I guess I should have had that clip. That was
33:53
mistake. Anyway. A Holly's just going after my crazy and he
33:59
won't fire the woman while she's on administer, paid leave. And
34:06
it's but she's but you know, she's another She's. She's not a
34:10
Towner. If you bring a bunch of out of towners in here who hate
34:14
Jews, and then they hate Jews as a result. Who's to blame?
34:20
Adam Curry: What's that? What's Chuck Schumer's take on all
34:22
this? Where's he? House? I don't see much of Chuck
34:27
John C Dvorak: Schumer is a Democrat that he's probably
34:30
relies on votes from jus aiders as my guest.
34:35
Adam Curry: By the way, I just want to say people you can stop
34:38
with Albert, the Albert Pike letter. Have you heard this? I
34:42
think we've probably dealt with this before. No, Albert Pike
34:45
wrote a lot of letters. And supposedly he wrote a letter
34:48
that said there'll be three world wars and everything that's
34:51
happening now is that exact letter. That letter I have not
34:55
been able to find if you can find the so called three world
34:59
wars letter from Al word play, please send it to me and show me
35:02
a good origin story because I have not been able to find this
35:05
probably be I think it's bullcrap. I think it is.
35:09
John C Dvorak: Whatever happened to Nostradamus? Yes.
35:15
Adam Curry: He hasn't had something right in a while
35:22
know the White House is they have a national strategy. And
35:26
they're straddling.
35:28
John C Dvorak: It's like well, Darren dig dig out issues
35:31
because yes, because they got the squad who are all Jew haters
35:36
just call it what it is. They are I mean, you don't make an
35:42
argue that and where they always thought, No, we don't do just
35:47
hey, Israel and all Jews in Israel should die.
35:50
Adam Curry: AOC is just dumb. You just don't She's
35:53
John C Dvorak: dumb. It's
35:54
Adam Curry: all but I think the true learnings comes from
36:00
America bad anti colonialism, and that's just exported into
36:05
well, clearly, that's, you know, clearly the Israeli state was
36:10
just a colonial move. And it's the very people who that they
36:15
love United Nations did this. I know literally did this
36:20
John C Dvorak: the joke of it
36:21
Adam Curry: ah, and part of it was because of the last cycle of
36:25
jus hate, you know, I sorry about the trains and everything.
36:29
Here's a country, here's a country, and we'll call it the
36:34
we'll call it a day. So, you know, but but the Ottoman Empire
36:42
is not even taught anymore. It's just overlooked. And this and
36:48
I'm a little tired of it's a genocide. It's almost like, you
36:52
know, certain terms have been overused, like knots again,
36:56
John C Dvorak: like, hour long lecture. Hanson has a very good
37:01
explanation for why this is a bad term in these situations.
37:06
Adam Curry: Well, I mean, when you when when we're told that,
37:08
you know, trying stopping children from being medically
37:11
castrated without their parents consent, is LGBTQ genocide,
37:16
these terms lose their meaning they lose their meaning. That's
37:21
a
37:22
John C Dvorak: local phenomenon. Yeah, it's not
37:25
Adam Curry: it's not vocal. It's pretty local.
37:27
John C Dvorak: That is everywhere.
37:29
Adam Curry: It's all over.
37:30
John C Dvorak: Genocide aspect of the LGBTQ plus, plus, plus,
37:35
seems pretty localized to me. I'm not seeing the kind of tick
37:38
tock videos coming out of Argentina that are bitching and
37:42
moaning about it.
37:43
Adam Curry: I do have a tick tock video thing about this,
37:46
this watch. Yeah, this is. Again, it's TR T little
37:55
compilation they got from tick tock, a very good looking Jewish
38:01
American girls. I
38:02
Unknown: was taught that Israel were the victims and that these
38:05
Palestinian people were like, almost like these annoying
38:07
people who would not leave them alone. As I keep researching and
38:10
learning about what's happening in Palestine right now.
38:16
This is a calling to all Jews who
38:18
support Palestine, when did you realize that the Zionist
38:23
mythology of Israel
38:25
was a lie? And why do so many Jews support Israel despite it
38:29
committing war crimes against Palestinians? And the truth is,
38:33
we're not fed accurate information?
38:37
Because despite all these things that are happening in Gaza, I've
38:39
not seen any footage of Palestinian people, per se
38:42
Jewish people or Israeli people seeing what is happening in
38:46
Palestine right now. And seeing how these Palestinians literally
38:51
are thanking God as they're losing everything, I wouldn't be
38:56
questioning my faith. If my entire family just got wiped
39:00
off. I need to figure that out. Because I'm intrigued.
39:03
Adam Curry: I mean, you've got to question the algorithms that
39:05
these girls are trapped into at this point. I'm research same
39:10
John C Dvorak: it doesn't even have to be an algorithm. This is
39:12
the same mentality as Oh, yeah, get into boxcar they did. What's
39:16
the worst that could happen?
39:23
Adam Curry: Well, Jesus, come soon.
39:28
John C Dvorak: That ain't gonna happen this world.
39:30
Adam Curry: No, no. If I may. No, I don't actually but you
39:35
know, if you look at sermons on the internet, oh my god. Ezekiel
39:41
3839 This is it. This is the final one. Wait until Russia
39:45
gets involved. I mean, now now there's a lot this is exporting
39:51
to all religions. Everybody's freaking out. Everybody's
39:54
freaking out. I've heard literal sermons. Oh, and, and then comes
39:58
the pike letter like what plake letter yes in sermons in
40:03
sermons. So, you know
40:06
John C Dvorak: if they're bringing in that superstition?
40:09
Yes.
40:10
Adam Curry: But, but that's also on YouTube and Tik Tok, and that
40:14
it's not a good product this internet is bring
40:18
John C Dvorak: this I've said this from very early on. Yes,
40:21
that I have documented saying that this thing should be shut
40:25
down. Yeah, well, that's not going to happen, of course, but
40:28
it's too late now.
40:29
Adam Curry: But what always amazes me is no agenda social. I
40:33
see the same thing without algorithms, just because people
40:37
can argue I think
40:38
John C Dvorak: you're making the point. That is not the
40:41
algorithms in this case. Yeah. Yeah. No, I think it's not the
40:45
algorithms in any case. Okay.
40:47
Adam Curry: So it's just pure mind controlled trauma, trauma,
40:51
traumatized people traumatized. And then anything that has to do
40:56
with a dead baby, you're killing of a baby's Oh, well, half of
41:00
these people protesting can't have babies anymore. Give me a
41:03
break. Your break. There's
41:05
John C Dvorak: your irony. Yeah. Okay, I'm looking at this pike
41:10
stuff.
41:12
Adam Curry: Don't bother. Don't bother with the year. here's the
41:15
here's the buses from Chicago. This this kind of irked me right
41:18
Unknown: now. 1000s from all over the country are heading to
41:20
Washington DC for what's expected to be the largest
41:23
demonstration since the start of the Israel Hamas war, including
41:26
dozens who voted these buses tonight in Chicago. Our trolley
41:30
tomorrow caught up with another large group from our area making
41:33
the trip.
41:37
carrying flags signs and the power of their collective
41:41
voices.
41:44
We have rights to be free. We have rights to have our own
41:47
country, otherwise there'd be no peace whatsoever.
41:51
In Bridgeview, two busloads of Palestinian supporters boarded
41:55
for the roughly 12 hour drive to DC. Downtown another two buses
42:02
also left for our nation's capital for what's expected to
42:06
be the largest US Palestinian solidarity march on Saturday.
42:11
We are not going to sit here and silently allow for them to take
42:15
part and you know and supporting Israel with this the war and
42:21
from talking to a number of people who are aboard this bus
42:23
headed to Washington DC. They are calling for a ceasefire and
42:27
at end of the United States supporting the Israeli
42:30
government. We're frustrated
42:31
because our tax dollars are going to fund this genocide.
42:35
On October 7, Hamas militants attacked Israel, at least those
42:39
in Washington, DC people, according to the Israeli
42:41
Government, totally murder, and about 240 hostages were taken.
42:47
The United States and President Biden have fully supported
42:50
Israel, and its right to defend itself. Nice so far, more than
42:55
9000 Palestinians have been killed. According to Gaza's
42:59
health ministry. This week, President Biden called for
43:03
humanitarian pause, but not a ceasefire.
43:06
For me. This is just another another chapter in what it means
43:11
to be Palestinian.
43:14
To what we ought to Gaza, Gaza.
43:16
Adam Curry: There's a non Palestinian American white girls
43:18
saying this is just another chapter on what it is to be
43:21
Palestinian, fill in the blank girl, black, gay, whatever,
43:26
whatever group, where are the chants for the homeless? Where
43:30
are the chants for the 100,000 opioid deaths? Where are the
43:34
chants for the dirty, rat infested cities that we're
43:38
living with? Where are the chance for the potholes? Any
43:43
chance of anything?
43:45
John C Dvorak: The potholes are getting so big there's homeless
43:48
living in them
43:54
Adam Curry: well, there's a solution. Please something
43:57
that's something
43:59
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I got a bunch of clips there. All right.
44:02
First of all, let's get this well, let's do demos bailing
44:06
this me war damage bailing on Israel one.
44:10
Adam Curry: Sec. Got it. Here.
44:14
Unknown: More Democrats are voicing concerns about the way
44:17
the Israeli military is approaching their objective to
44:19
wipe out Hamas after the terrorist group launched an
44:22
attack on Israeli civilians. Senator Chris Murphy, who sits
44:26
on a Middle East subcommittee said in a statement, the current
44:29
rate of civilian death inside Gaza is unacceptable and
44:32
unsustainable. I urge Israel to immediately reconsider its
44:37
approach and shift to a more deliberate and proportionate
44:41
counterterrorism campaign. Jason crow has also expressed concerns
44:45
about an Israeli strike aimed at taking out of Hamas military
44:49
leader. This mission killed civilians in a highly populated
44:52
refugee camp, which Hamas had dug tunnels under. And we asked
44:57
lawmakers how they feel about their colleagues criticize I
45:00
think Israel's military operations, we did get mixed
45:03
reactions. But the vast majority of Democrats that we heard from
45:06
said that others should be more thoughtful about the specific
45:09
details in this war, contrary
45:11
to the rules of war, they've hidden behind the Palestinian
45:16
people. They've embedded themselves in hospitals and
45:19
churches, in order to create an inability of Israel to get at
45:25
their enemy, Hamas.
45:27
You know, Israel needs to be careful, obviously, about, you
45:30
know, going after one commander by taking out a whole building,
45:33
that's something they do have to the they do have to look at. And
45:35
so I agree with Jason that that one, you know, can be
45:38
problematic. But again, problem that happens in war. That's why
45:41
this was this was, this was so outrageous what Hamas did to
45:47
those innocent civilians in Israel. When
45:49
Adam Curry: you're done with your clips, I'd like I have a
45:51
short sequence about the rules of war, because this is now
45:55
what's on Deck, the rules of war, the proportionality of war,
46:00
all of a sudden, we have these rules, that we didn't have these
46:04
rules for Ukraine, or Vietnam, or for any other war, but now we
46:10
have rules. You can't be like just killing people to see we
46:13
have rules.
46:16
John C Dvorak: Skip over to the me war update one on PBS,
46:22
Unknown: the Israeli military. This
46:24
John C Dvorak: is this is update. This is from yesterday
46:27
afternoon. The Israeli
46:29
Unknown: military says it's closing in on Gaza City ground
46:32
zero in the war to crush Hamas. And tonight, America's top
46:35
diplomat is in the region trying to ease the Palestinian civilian
46:39
suffering. UN officials warn of malnutrition and starvation in
46:43
Gaza, saying the average resident is surviving on just
46:46
two pieces of bread a day in Washington, DC and other world
46:50
capitals including Berlin, Paris and London. Pro Palestinian
46:53
marches and rallies called for an immediate ceasefire. And late
46:57
today, Hamas said that more than 60 of the hostages its fighters
47:01
took during the October 7 assault on Israel are missing
47:04
after Israeli bombing, a claim that could not be immediately
47:08
verified.
47:10
John C Dvorak: Yeah, so he's sort of his bread is a meme as
47:15
Adam Curry: I'm for ceasefire, too. I mean, you and I are both
47:17
very anti war. I mean, I'd stop right away, just stop. That
47:22
would be great. But that's not really what's going to happen.
47:24
That's not really what they're calling for either.
47:29
John C Dvorak: Just a stop. That's not gonna happen. No,
47:32
these guys are out of control. And both sides and let's go to
47:37
part two of this clip. In the
47:38
Unknown: Gaza Strip, a United Nations school near the northern
47:41
Jabalia refugee camp offered little refuge to those within
47:46
airstrikes hit tents in the school yard and an area where
47:50
women were baking bread. 18,000 people are sheltering that.
47:57
Where should I go to shelters? Those who are on the street in
48:01
Gaza are hit while walking. Since when is it become normal
48:05
to strike and shelters? This is so unfair.
48:11
The UN refugee agency could not verify the number of people
48:14
killed, but the Hamas run Gaza health ministry put it at 15
48:21
John C Dvorak: Okay, now this clip was weird to me. There were
48:26
and they showed visuals. This is a crowded area with 18,000
48:31
people. And even Gaza Health Ministry said there were 15
48:36
killed. Now how does that work? I always
48:40
Adam Curry: love it sounds such like such a dichotomy when you
48:43
hear the number of deaths according to the health
48:46
ministry, somehow it just it's ironic. It's very ironic,
48:51
John C Dvorak: but 18 dead out of Eric jam. Did they show that
48:56
they show the visual here on PBS? Yeah. It's a lot of people
49:00
and 18 were somehow what it was. Somebody throw a hand grenade in
49:04
the crowd or, I mean, the numbers don't add
49:07
Adam Curry: up. It's just trauma. Just give people trauma.
49:11
Just show some dead people show some people under rubble show
49:14
some babies as
49:15
John C Dvorak: well. By the way, too, for the people that bitch
49:17
and moan about our analysis. Because we're dipshits we want
49:22
to remind you it really irks me. That's a term I like to use,
49:27
Adam Curry: I say.
49:29
John C Dvorak: But it reminds us of the analysis we did and just
49:33
caught it immediately of the people coughing up white goop
49:37
during the so called gases. The Syrian gas attack. Yes, well,
49:41
this one is shaken and there will under shaken and Oh, and
49:46
there and it turned out there was nothing going on was phony.
49:49
The whole thing was was was staged. But this put this number
49:54
18 They could have done better than that. If you have 18,000
49:56
people jammed in an area and 18 get killed 50 That's Not from a
50:00
missile 15 They
50:01
Adam Curry: said 50 not even 1815 It
50:03
John C Dvorak: wasn't even eight years 15 And they looked very
50:05
hungry because only two pieces of bread a day only two pieces
50:08
of bread. There's this one, clip three and then I have one more
50:16
meme to discuss.
50:20
Unknown: This boy says he carried a decapitated body away
50:23
from the scene. Palestinians also searched for survivors of
50:28
an airstrike on a residential area in the southern city of
50:31
Han, Eunice and Asan. Via Zola.
50:35
We are steadfast in Gaza, even if only one citizen is left.
50:40
From there, the state will start again. As the
50:43
civilian death toll rises, the Israeli military maintains it is
50:47
only targeting Hamas fighters. The Israel Defense Forces
50:51
released new footage today
50:53
Adam Curry: I've got I've just have to say that just listening
50:57
to this and in the previous clip that I played, they are using it
51:02
and I can just I know what the visuals are. They're just using
51:04
explosions to rock your mind into thinking well that's bull
51:08
crap. When they say no, no, we're not targeting civilians.
51:12
Boom explosion explosion. That's that is programmatic mind
51:17
control right there.
51:19
Unknown: As the civilian death toll rises, the Israeli military
51:22
maintains it is only targeting Hamas fighters. The Israel
51:27
Defense Forces released new footage today of what it said
51:30
were forces blowing up Hamas tunnels and clearing access
51:34
routes for vehicles. In our man Jordan, Secretary of State
51:39
Antony Blinken met with his regional counterparts. They
51:43
urged him to push for an immediate ceasefire. But Blinken
51:46
stopped short, reiterating his call for humanitarian pauses.
51:52
pauses.
51:53
John C Dvorak: I want to mention another thing in that last clip.
51:57
They show a kid who's 12 years old if he's a day, and he's the
52:01
one who says I had to carry a decapitated, not headless but
52:06
decapitated, which means it was somebody chopped his head off.
52:09
Yeah. person and he was upset about having to do this. Wait,
52:13
he's in an area of 18,000 people. Why is it 12 year old,
52:18
responsible for carrying the decapitated person around and
52:23
we're off someplace else it makes? Yes. It makes no sense.
52:28
These reports don't make sense if you just listen to them.
52:31
Yeah,
52:32
Adam Curry: but it's trauma. It's all trauma. Can we talk
52:35
about the here's the Oh, I'm sorry. Go ahead. So
52:37
John C Dvorak: anyway, so here's the other meme that's been going
52:39
around about the ambulance now.
52:42
Adam Curry: That's the ambulance story.
52:44
John C Dvorak: So the ambulance story, which is that then they
52:47
show the ambulance. The ambulance looks like you ran
52:49
into something. The ambulance wasn't hit by a missile. It I
52:54
don't know what happened to the Samus but the story keeps going
52:56
around and here's the NTD version of the ambulance story
53:00
Unknown: in the Israel Hamas war and ambulance from the main
53:03
hospital in Gaza was struck. Palestinian sources say it left
53:07
several people dead and TDs Jason Perry has the details. And
53:11
a WARNING This report contains footage that some viewers may
53:15
find disturbing.
53:16
On Friday, another deadly scene shook the streets of Gaza City
53:20
has crowds of people were seeing running in all directions. This
53:23
time an ambulance was struck. A spokesperson for the Hamas run
53:27
health ministry blamed Israel for heavy
53:31
we announced the world that this convoy is heading to the south
53:34
at four o'clock, and we informed the related parties including
53:38
the International Red Cross, and we asked the Red Cross who
53:42
scored to convoy
53:44
But Israel Defense Forces did not deny responsibility for
53:47
striking the ambulance. The IDF released this statement on
53:50
telegram an IDF aircraft struck an ambulance that was identified
53:55
by forces as being used by a Hamas terrorist cell in close
53:59
proximity to their position in the battle zone. A number of
54:03
Hamas terrorist operatives were killed in the strike. We have
54:06
information which demonstrates that Hamas is method of
54:09
operation is to transfer terror operatives and weapons and
54:13
ambulances. The IDF also emphasized that the area is a
54:17
battle zone, and civilians are repeatedly called upon to
54:20
evacuate south for their own safety. But even after the IDF
54:24
repeated warnings Palestinian civilians still remain in the
54:28
area. Secretary of State Antony Blinken flew to Israel on
54:32
Thursday to speak with Israeli leadership about the issue of
54:35
civilian casualties. And he also noted that Hamas uses civilians
54:40
as human shields.
54:43
Adam Curry: And if you if you remember the Julian Assange
54:46
released video of our US Gunship, not just shooting at
54:52
civilians from the air but then blowing them up including
54:56
journalists. And then when the ambulance arrived, they shot at
54:59
the ambulance
55:01
John C Dvorak: Yeah, this war is
55:03
Adam Curry: ugly business
55:04
John C Dvorak: and the guys are yucking it up. Well,
55:07
Adam Curry: that's not that part but it's ugly, ugly because I
55:10
have to see an inversion of this report. Just listen to that.
55:14
Well,
55:14
Unknown: well if Israel is admitting to have targeted an
55:16
ambulance inside Gaza near Al Shifa Hospital, the Israeli
55:21
Defense Forces saying that they this claiming that this
55:24
ambulance was being used by Hamas, and saying that several
55:27
Hamas operatives were killed in this strike, Wolf, but the
55:30
reports on the ground obviously those images are just absolutely
55:35
difficult to see a 15 people were killed in this strike. 50
55:40
others were wounded, according to the Palestinian Ministry of
55:43
Health, which of course is controlled by Hamas. Israel also
55:46
says in its claim of responsibility that Hamas has
55:50
been known to use ambulances to transport Hamas militants as
55:53
well as weaponry. But what if there are questions about the
55:56
legitimacy of this target, particularly as a spokesman for
56:00
the Palestinian Ministry of Health says that this ambulance
56:03
was part of a convoy carrying wounded individuals who are
56:06
heading to that Rafah crossing in order to leave Gaza and head
56:09
into Egypt. And what's more Wolf. They also say that they
56:12
notified the International Red Cross of this convoy movement
56:15
before it left, the Red Cross wolf tonight is confirming that
56:19
it did receive notification about this convoy before this
56:23
convoy left, and that it received a request to accompany
56:27
that convoy before it left.
56:30
Adam Curry: I got to play these rules of war, this bolt, crow a
56:32
boy,
56:33
John C Dvorak: we got to talk about these clips, that clip it
56:37
leaves a bunch of unanswered questions, or does first of all,
56:41
what was the Red Cross doing getting involved? And what did
56:44
they actually do? It should be the Red Crescent, not the red,
56:47
the Red Crescent is is like an adjunct of the rest has to be
56:53
related. But this is kind of beside the point because this is
56:57
the this is like a press releases. There's no information
57:01
whatsoever in here. No. Why is a moss using the ambulances? Why
57:07
don't they just scatter around? Because, you know, the thing
57:10
about Hamas is they you can't tell Hamas because they look
57:13
like regular Palestinians. There's no difference. They
57:15
don't wear uniforms. They don't. There's nothing to identify
57:19
them. They might have guns, but Palestinians could have guns. I
57:22
mean, this is this reporting on this is a miserable it's
57:27
Adam Curry: a meme. It's a meme that human shields is a mean,
57:30
human humans are very bad shields. By the way. bullets go
57:33
through them. Now. There's nothing that human shields is
57:36
dumb. It really is. Yeah, but you're right. This is all memes.
57:41
It's babies decapitated human shields. All of it is a meme and
57:46
it's all meant to trigger people. It's not reporting. It's
57:51
just not reporting. Especially not from CNN. Alright, so this
57:55
is NPR. Then now they're talking to Tom Denham Baum. Tom
58:01
Tannenbaum is a professor of international law. And a lot of
58:05
the questions I have about international law are asked, and
58:08
to a degree answered in this series of clips, what are the
58:11
rules of war? Can
58:13
Unknown: you briefly walk us through? What are the key laws
58:16
that might apply to an incident like this in a densely populated
58:20
urban area?
58:21
Yeah, there are a set of rules that one has to comply with in
58:25
this kind of situation. The first is the rule of
58:28
distinction, which means targeting military objectives
58:32
and not civilians or civilian objects. Second, the prohibition
58:35
on indiscriminate attacks, which is to say that one has to have a
58:39
discreet military target,
58:41
John C Dvorak: but you're not stuck right there. How does that
58:43
explain Dresden?
58:45
Adam Curry: Oh, it doesn't explain. It is only when you
58:48
want to shame somebody that you can pull out the international
58:51
rule of law. And we'll get to what that is in a moment. But
58:56
it's, you know, this was never used. I mean, we've never
59:01
adhered to international law, look at Iraq. Look at the Gulf
59:07
War, the
59:07
John C Dvorak: fact that we still have a base in Syria.
59:10
That's what I'd like to know. What is that doing their?
59:16
Unknown: Second, the prohibition on indiscriminate attacks, which
59:19
is to say, how does that work for Nagasaki,
59:21
Adam Curry: Hiroshima, what was that was that all under the
59:24
international rule of law,
59:26
Unknown: that one has to have a discreet military target, not
59:30
target an area in which there are military objectives, but
59:33
also civilian populations and civilian objects. Further, one
59:38
has to take adequate precautions, which is to say, do
59:41
everything feasible to minimize the expected civilian loss of
59:45
life injury and damage to civilian objects, and finally,
59:48
not to engage in the attack at all. If the civilian loss of
59:52
life injury or damage to civilian objects that would be
59:55
expected from the attack would be excessive in relation to Due
1:00:00
to military advantage, that the commander authorizing the attack
1:00:03
it anticipates from that attack, yeah, blah, blah.
1:00:07
Adam Curry: So of course, we need to not think for a moment
1:00:10
about the dance party. Now, I think there were some civilians
1:00:14
who were killed or injured all civilians. So let's get into
1:00:21
talking
1:00:21
John C Dvorak: about the Vegas shooting.
1:00:24
Adam Curry: Now, I was talking about the the dance party, the
1:00:27
rave. Anyway, let's move on who makes these laws? This has been
1:00:30
one of my main questions, who owns all these laws? Who makes
1:00:34
these laws? Oh, thank you for asking me that. Finally, NPR.
1:00:37
Wow,
1:00:37
Unknown: these laws are codified in various treaties, going back
1:00:42
to the Geneva Conventions and updated in the additional
1:00:44
protocols to those conventions in 1977. But also, they are
1:00:49
embedded in what's called customary international law,
1:00:51
which is the practice of states understood by those states to be
1:00:55
legally determined, which is reflected in how states
1:00:58
articulate these rules in their military Handbooks and Other
1:01:02
expressions of their understanding of the law.
1:01:04
Adam Curry: Our military handbook, this is where we have
1:01:06
to talk to jag on the field, excuse me, is this Can I kind of
1:01:09
fires? Okay, it's illegal. Alright, gonna do this.
1:01:12
Unknown: Yeah. And then the follow up question, who enforces
1:01:14
these laws? Oh,
1:01:15
Adam Curry: good question. There
1:01:15
Unknown: are various ways that can be enforced, they can be
1:01:17
enforced by domestic courts, either within the states that is
1:01:21
engaged in a particular action or indeed in any other state.
1:01:24
And additionally, in this particular context, the
1:01:26
international criminal court has jurisdiction over any war crimes
1:01:30
occurring,
1:01:32
Adam Curry: International Criminal Court, okay. That's a
1:01:34
joke
1:01:35
Unknown: on the territory of Gaza. And that includes in this
1:01:38
particular context, the crime of engaging in a disproportionate
1:01:45
proportion, loss of life or injury or damage to civilian
1:01:48
objects would be clearly excessive in relation to the
1:01:51
military advantage anticipated.
1:01:53
Adam Curry: And you'll hear this time and time again. It's like,
1:01:55
well, it's disproportionate. That's not fair. War is war war
1:01:59
is the ugly Roar is horrible. Oh, you're not doing war. Right.
1:02:05
Israel says,
1:02:06
Unknown: luckily have been warning civilians to leave this
1:02:09
area. And nor this is
1:02:10
Adam Curry: another one of them. Yeah, you know, hey, it's fair,
1:02:13
because we told him, We told them we're gonna blow Yeah, we
1:02:16
told them. It's all it's fair. It's okay. All right,
1:02:18
Unknown: gotcha. And Israel also says, we have the right to
1:02:21
defend ourselves. From a legal perspective, how much weight do
1:02:26
those defenses have?
1:02:27
The first thing to say is that acting in self defense doesn't
1:02:31
justify acting without constraint? The law of armed
1:02:35
conflict, including all of the rules that I mentioned earlier,
1:02:38
apply as much to the actor engaged in self defense as any
1:02:44
actor engaged in aggression. Both are restrained by the same
1:02:48
set of the rules on the conduct of hostilities. The second thing
1:02:51
to say is with respect to warnings,
1:02:54
Adam Curry: so that's your Victor David Hansen argument.
1:02:57
The, you know, well, you know, you did Ukraine not send drones
1:03:02
to blow up buildings where people lived in Moscow. I mean,
1:03:05
all of this is so hypocritical.
1:03:09
Unknown: The second thing to say is with respect to warnings,
1:03:12
issuing warnings can be part of the required precautions that I
1:03:17
mentioned taking all feasible measures to minimize civilian
1:03:20
harm, that would be expected from an attack. But complying
1:03:24
with the rule on precautions does not itself relieve the duty
1:03:29
to comply with the other rules.
1:03:31
Adam Curry: Alright, so what he's saying here is Israel is
1:03:34
right, because Israel went to lunch ambulance.
1:03:40
Unknown: So they did good there, but proportionality. I'm curious
1:03:44
for someone with your background. As you followed news
1:03:47
of this incident, what are the questions that springs to mind?
1:03:50
Well, the biggest question that springs to mind is, what exactly
1:03:55
did they expect in terms of the civilian casualties? They seem
1:04:00
to be very high for the targeting of a single commander.
1:04:05
The second question is, who was that specific commander? What
1:04:09
was the specific military advantage anticipated from
1:04:12
taking that individual out? And the third question that I think
1:04:16
is worth bearing in mind when making the proportionality
1:04:19
calculation or make it you're performing an analysis of
1:04:21
proportionality
1:04:22
Adam Curry: is universal calculus, that would have been
1:04:24
better? Yeah,
1:04:25
Unknown: the same decision had been made, where the civilians
1:04:29
that were harmed in this particular context, Israeli
1:04:32
civilians, civilians are protected as civilians
1:04:35
regardless of nationality regardless of the party with
1:04:38
which they're associated.
1:04:40
Adam Curry: Okay, for those who wonder that was Mary Louise
1:04:43
Kelly, who was asking the questions Marie Louise, Marie
1:04:47
Louise. Ah, so I find it very tiring that everyone has all
1:04:53
worked up. War is war. War is ugly. War is crap. War is
1:04:57
horrible. John and I are anti war always have been always
1:05:00
It'll be I don't like wars but the the way people are getting
1:05:05
worked up about this one it is by design.
1:05:08
John C Dvorak: Yeah being controlling up is the word on up
1:05:11
is spun
1:05:12
Adam Curry: up is the term term. I click custodian found an
1:05:18
interesting interview with Scott Ritter which I think is worth
1:05:24
playing because something that is lost amongst all this is how
1:05:27
how did the so called brilliant Israeli defense allow this to
1:05:33
happen?
1:05:34
John C Dvorak: Oh, before we play that, let me get my last
1:05:37
two clips out of the way for sure. Because I think they'll
1:05:39
fit in Okay. These are my this is the we have to since we are
1:05:44
dealing with memes we gotta get we gotta get crypto into the
1:05:47
Adam Curry: act. Oh, yeah. The finance by crypto. Yeah. Okay,
1:05:52
John C Dvorak: let me see. So I have two clips here and I think
1:05:54
you'll be amused I'm sure I will be at this. This is the the
1:05:59
overview. This is crypto one overview. Ali
1:06:02
Unknown: Rogen tells us how terrorist groups try to use
1:06:04
cryptocurrency to avoid banks and launder money and how law
1:06:08
enforcement is responding.
1:06:10
Experts in terrorist financing say the military wing of Hamas
1:06:13
was an early adopter of cryptocurrency soliciting
1:06:16
Bitcoin donation starting in 2019. Hamas told supporters that
1:06:20
the transactions were anonymous, but all cryptocurrency exchanges
1:06:24
are recorded on a public ledger called a blockchain that allowed
1:06:28
the Department of Justice to confiscate 150 Crypto accounts
1:06:32
associated with Hamas is all Hassan brigades in 2020. In
1:06:36
April 2023, Hamas announced it would stop Bitcoin fundraising
1:06:40
efforts, but as the Treasury Department's new sanctions show,
1:06:44
terrorist groups, including Hamas, al Qaeda and ISIS are
1:06:47
still finding ways to use cryptocurrency exchanges to
1:06:51
raise and launder money and evade detection. Oh, that's
1:06:54
Adam Curry: fantastic. By this report, which is PBS, I guess.
1:07:01
By this logic, the majority of the Democrat party and a large
1:07:07
share of the Republican Party can be deemed to be terrorist as
1:07:11
they were taking literal crypto currencies as donations from Sam
1:07:17
Backman fried.
1:07:18
John C Dvorak: I think they should be arrested.
1:07:20
Adam Curry: I'm but we're going to talk about that in a minute.
1:07:22
Let's play your anyway. So
1:07:23
John C Dvorak: the second half, they bring an expert on who's
1:07:25
just run some crypto, you know, forensics, crypto,
1:07:31
unfortunately, has a style of speaking, which I found not
1:07:36
interesting. I'm
1:07:37
Unknown: joined now by Arie redboard. He's the Global Head
1:07:40
of policy at TRM labs, a blockchain analytics company
1:07:43
that helps protect organizations against crypto related fraud and
1:07:46
financial crime. He's also a former senior Treasury official,
1:07:50
and a former federal prosecutor. Ari, thank you so much for
1:07:53
joining us. Thank you so much for having me. What makes
1:07:55
cryptocurrency so attractive to terrorist organizations? Ya
1:07:58
know, what do we know about the mostess? Use of cryptocurrency
1:08:01
now, as has vs. Back in 2019, when they started raising these
1:08:05
funds? Yeah, no, absolutely
1:08:07
Adam Curry: right.
1:08:07
Unknown: If any vulnerabilities exist that Hamas might exploit
1:08:11
in the future?
1:08:12
Adam Curry: Yeah, no, look. No, no, no. Very good. A little bit
1:08:23
of humor. Well, good. I'm gonna take it around. We're gonna go
1:08:26
into into crypto and I'll bring it right back to Hamas and
1:08:30
Israel. So as I just said, the Democrats and Republicans both
1:08:37
but majority Democrats through his mother's super PAC, this is
1:08:43
the worst part through his mother's super PAC. We're taking
1:08:47
hundreds of millions of dollars in donations in FTX token FTT a
1:08:54
literal cryptocurrency that was as far as I'm concerned, stolen
1:08:59
money being laundered right into political coffers. Yeah, and
1:09:04
that but that that's not the story anymore. No, they've taken
1:09:08
this autistic young man who clearly was abused by his
1:09:14
parents have this as my only my opinion, I have no proof. But as
1:09:18
far as I can tell, including his dad saying, Hey, Sam, what do
1:09:22
you what is this $250,000 salary I'm getting I thought it was
1:09:25
gonna be 2 million abused by his parents for political gain to
1:09:31
fund through I forget the name of it, but it's you know, it's
1:09:35
well actually we'll we'll get to what what kind of organization
1:09:38
that is but a super PAC that helps fund political operatives,
1:09:44
but didn't No, no, that's not what we're gonna do. The whole
1:09:47
government is complicit in nailing this kids balls to the
1:09:50
wall. This stunning
1:09:52
Unknown: fall from grace for Sam Venkman fried, the
1:09:55
cryptocurrency Golden Boy was found guilty of stealing
1:09:58
billions of dollars of customers. Money is one of the
1:10:01
biggest financial frauds in US history. The jury reached his
1:10:05
decision in just five hours putting an end to his month long
1:10:09
fraud and conspiracy trial is
1:10:11
a warning this case to every single fraudster out there who
1:10:16
thinks that they're
1:10:16
John C Dvorak: untouchable,
1:10:18
Unknown: or that their crimes are too complex for us to catch.
1:10:22
Adam Curry: They make this kid sound like a mastermind. Look at
1:10:25
the transcripts of what they discussed. The kid is an
1:10:28
autistic moron. He really is he's, he has mental development
1:10:34
issues, whether
1:10:35
Unknown: they're too powerful for us to prosecute, or that
1:10:38
they could try to talk their way out of it
1:10:41
when they get caught. Those folks would think again, and cut
1:10:45
it out. And if they
1:10:47
Adam Curry: cut it out, wow, that's an Obama ism. I don't
1:10:50
know why that where that guy's from it, cut it out
1:10:53
Unknown: and cut it out. And if they don't, I promise we'll have
1:10:57
enough handcuffs for all of them,
1:10:59
Adam Curry: except for the parents, SBS are gonna
1:11:02
Unknown: get used to stealing from the accounts of his FTX
1:11:05
clients, using customer deposits to make investments purchase
1:11:09
real estate and repeat investors of his hedge fund Alameda
1:11:12
research. When FTX collapsed in November $8 billion in customer
1:11:17
funds were missing or vanished into investments at Alameda bank
1:11:21
comm and freed defended the money transactions between his
1:11:24
firms as permissible and claimed he'd been unaware of the
1:11:27
financial hole until October last year. Just a few weeks
1:11:30
before the bankruptcy. Good former members of SBS inner
1:11:34
circle testified that he instructed Alameda to raid his
1:11:38
customers deposits on FTX virtually without limit, SBS
1:11:42
lawyer says he will continue to fight the charges. The 31 year
1:11:46
old who is estimated to be worth several billion dollars at the
1:11:49
height of his fame now faces up to 110 years in prison, his
1:11:54
sentence will be delivered in March.
1:11:56
Adam Curry: So I don't know if they're ever going to look into
1:11:59
Alameda where all that money went because that was the that's
1:12:03
the true vehicle that was used. We'll see everyone else namely
1:12:07
John C Dvorak: guilty name has been following this closely. And
1:12:10
she says that the government is going after everybody. We'll see
1:12:15
because yeah, why yes, we will see because she makes the
1:12:20
assertion that bank been freed got a fast speedy trial, because
1:12:26
he kept insisting on it, thinking that he would have a
1:12:30
wellspring of support from the from his adoring public which
1:12:35
was kind of never happened. So and then now that they got all
1:12:38
the emails between him and his debt is mainly his dad I guess
1:12:42
his mom to who encouraged him to do this and that it's just it's
1:12:46
really a if you're in that office, and you're doing these
1:12:50
cases, I think you can have a lot of fun with this. As long as
1:12:54
you don't take the money back from the from the politicians
1:12:57
also
1:12:57
Adam Curry: making them gave it back somewhat immediate. Oh,
1:13:00
yeah.
1:13:02
John C Dvorak: All those guys on one hand,
1:13:05
Adam Curry: let's get the money back. Well, there'll be the
1:13:07
smart ones if what Mimi is following and finds is true, but
1:13:11
this has a term and the term and this is all connected. All these
1:13:16
people are connected because it was also Sequoia Capital. Mio
1:13:20
Andreessen. All of these guys are all complicit in abusing
1:13:25
this this man, this young man into stealing this money. Don't
1:13:31
worry, Sam, your pure genius. Oh, he was playing games during
1:13:34
the pitch meeting. He's brilliant. No know. He's, he's
1:13:39
an idiot. Yeah, it's like Bill Gates, comb your hair. He's like
1:13:45
Bill Gates with his rocking back and forth. And that is exactly
1:13:48
the type of person who was involved in what this techno
1:13:52
douche, that France 24 is going to explain to us and he's going
1:13:57
to connect it to some other techno deuces. This is how we
1:14:01
connect Sam bank, Ben freed and AI with the term Effective
1:14:07
Altruism.
1:14:08
Unknown: Joining me on the set is our technology editor Peter
1:14:10
O'Brien hello to you. What can you tell us about the surprising
1:14:14
links between these two events? SBF and the UK is AI Summit.
1:14:20
What do they have in common?
1:14:21
Yeah, I was wondering how we could link these things
1:14:22
together. And actually, there's there's a simple way to do it.
1:14:25
You may not have heard of it. But it's the social movements
1:14:28
called Effective Altruism. It's often filled and it's
1:14:31
increasingly powerful. Now that power took a hit when sandbank
1:14:35
when freed, the most high profile effective Ultras and one
1:14:38
of the movements biggest donors fell from grace. But at least as
1:14:43
we've seen from the AI summit in Bletchley Park this week, we can
1:14:47
see that effective Ultras talking points are still making
1:14:50
their way up the policy agenda, and one in particular the
1:14:53
potential for artificial intelligence to cause
1:14:56
catastrophic harm or risk that would not be on the policy table
1:14:59
at So we're not for the work of effective our interests. Now, I
1:15:03
should add a disclaimer here that I've been briefly involved
1:15:06
in the movement in France. To some charities that are popular
1:15:09
among effective altruists. Now he's
1:15:11
Adam Curry: never going to mention them. But what he's
1:15:13
saying is Effective Altruism, people donate a lot of money for
1:15:18
the good of humanity for the good cause, because we care
1:15:22
about the world. That's what Sam bank when fried, really should
1:15:26
be accused of doing. Thanks to the egging on of his parents, he
1:15:30
was literally giving it to his mother for Effective Altruism,
1:15:33
which does a lot of really good things, including this whole AI
1:15:37
scam. How
1:15:38
Unknown: did we get to the point where Effective Altruism is
1:15:41
producing one of the biggest frauds in history, it's also
1:15:44
becoming a major policy debate. So
1:15:47
Adam Curry: policy is code for politics, the only
1:15:49
Unknown: way to really explain this is to take you back for the
1:15:51
intellectual history of the movement. So the founding
1:15:55
factor, altruism is simple, and it's persuasive. In order to do
1:15:59
the most good with your time and money. You shouldn't just think
1:16:03
about your close circle of friends and family, you
1:16:06
shouldn't just think about your community, your country, you
1:16:08
should really be taking into consideration all humans in the
1:16:11
world because we're all will suffer in a similar way.
1:16:15
Adam Curry: If Trump's president we all suffer in a similar way.
1:16:18
A classic example of
1:16:19
Unknown: putting this into practice would be rather than
1:16:20
donating money to your local fire station,
1:16:23
Adam Curry: no, don't do that. Don't don't donate local No,
1:16:27
come on France douche. Well,
1:16:29
Unknown: we'll be using the same amount of by Miss much more
1:16:31
mosquito nets to protect people. But rather than just caring
1:16:36
about humans, effective altruists quickly realized that
1:16:39
the same principle should be applied to anything that can
1:16:41
suffer, right? So that could write an animal that could be a
1:16:44
wild animal that way, a human not alive today, a future human
1:16:51
but in the future. So that's where we get to this situation
1:16:54
where there are lots of effective artists today who are
1:16:56
also long term lists. That means people who are considered wild
1:17:00
animals that don't yet exist, but could exist in the future.
1:17:04
So this is
1:17:05
Adam Curry: this is the oh my
1:17:06
John C Dvorak: god, this I'm getting, you're getting clipping
1:17:08
today for this thank you piece of shit.
1:17:14
Adam Curry: So long term is that's the whole idea is we're
1:17:18
concerned about the human of the future, who isn't born today.
1:17:22
Therefore, we need to support policy that behooves the human
1:17:27
of the future, which happens to also kind of be beneficial to
1:17:31
our companies. And oh, incidentally, that's exactly
1:17:36
what's going on with this AI stuff. Now, I'm gonna bring this
1:17:39
back to Israel and Hamas, with Scott Ritter, controversial guy.
1:17:45
But I think he does have an inside track. This one was mind
1:17:50
boggling. As he explains that it was really AI that failed Israel
1:17:57
with this attack from Hamas,
1:17:59
Unknown: let's say that you know, you have a mole inside.
1:18:04
Now what happens if I go take that mole, put them outside,
1:18:07
blow his head off and send a photograph to the Israelis, they
1:18:10
now know that they don't have a mole. So you know, so there's,
1:18:14
it's better to feed them disinfo. So what you do is you
1:18:16
say, All right, we're assuming there's a mole here. We're going
1:18:20
to compartmentalize here. They also know that unit at 200. This
1:18:24
is a second unit that listens to every phone call. What happens
1:18:27
if you're talking, talking talking to you and I are
1:18:29
talking, talking, talking also, I'm gonna go somebody's
1:18:31
listening our phone, and we don't talk anymore on that
1:18:33
phone. They're gonna say, they know that we're listening to
1:18:37
them. So what Hamas does is they create a communication support
1:18:40
plan where they just say, here's the script, guys just keep
1:18:43
talking. And they're talking talking talk, and you did a to
1:18:45
hundreds go on. Are we collecting data? We're getting a
1:18:48
large stream of data. What are we doing that we're shooting it
1:18:50
into the AI computer that's reading it up and the computer
1:18:54
is coming back going? normal, normal, normal, normal, normal.
1:18:57
Meanwhile, losses run landlines under the ground running using
1:19:01
couriers, handwritten pieces of paper. And they're doing all
1:19:04
this communication and who's not listening to it. Hamas knows
1:19:08
that they're doing the opposite. What's the best way to hide? if
1:19:12
again, if I'm doing something secret? I know the enemy is
1:19:15
looking for? Because it's an AI? It's aI guys. They're looking
1:19:19
for detect change. They're looking for something that's
1:19:21
going to trigger an AI report. How do you defeat that by doing
1:19:25
it right in the open? And that's what Hamas did they build a
1:19:29
combat city. That is exactly like one of the companies they
1:19:33
were going after. And then they would sit there and run the
1:19:36
drills over and over and over again. And the Israelis would go
1:19:39
and they looked at it just Hamas training that became normal
1:19:44
under a normal normal, normal normal. Now
1:19:47
Adam Curry: whether it was fed into AI or not the the concept
1:19:50
of what he's saying is a good one. And I remember seeing
1:19:54
videos of paragliders from the West Bank in Gaza. American
1:20:01
paragliders even people were paragliding all over the place,
1:20:04
which would kind of play into what he says here,
1:20:07
Unknown: paragliding, I was like how the hell did they get that I
1:20:10
thought they had to send guys off to vacations around the
1:20:12
world to Cancun, Mexico. And in practice, they were doing it
1:20:16
right there, right in the open practicing a normal, normal,
1:20:19
normal normal AI. Now, had they not had the AI? Had they had
1:20:24
because here's the thing that happened. These girls were
1:20:26
talking about these these these observation girl tick talkers.
1:20:30
Yeah, they're sitting there, and they're looking at it all.
1:20:32
They're sitting there going holy shit to training. And they're
1:20:35
writing the report to detect some training, really concerned
1:20:38
about the strain. And the report goes up the chain. And the chain
1:20:41
looks and says, What does AI say? normal, normal, normal,
1:20:44
normal, normal. Do this girl's looking, hey, they're running
1:20:49
drills. They're there. They're bringing the vehicles by closer,
1:20:52
they're doing a simulated attack. They're bringing looks
1:20:54
like explosives to the fence and then going back and they read it
1:20:58
up. What's the computer say? normal, normal, normal, normal
1:21:01
normal. So the collection was taking place. And at the lowest
1:21:04
level, they were doing the job they were supposed to do. They
1:21:07
were reporting issues of concern up the chain of command. Even
1:21:11
the mid level managers if they ever got through them. And they
1:21:15
said, Okay, I'm going to bump this up to the top because it
1:21:17
did. What people need to understand is the night before
1:21:22
the Hamas attack, the head of Israeli intelligence, the
1:21:25
general staff, everybody met because there was somebody in
1:21:30
the Israeli intelligence business, who said, guys, this
1:21:33
is bad, something's happened, they're getting ready to come
1:21:36
over the border. You know, we need to raise the hype. It's Yom
1:21:40
Kippur war, we need to cancel all leaves, we need to have all
1:21:43
the commanders come back here. We need to, you know, get the
1:21:47
guards out. We need to get the girls armed, we need to get the
1:21:50
girls that don't have weapons out of this. We need to do what
1:21:53
we need to do to protect you. They're coming over the border
1:21:55
today, guys.
1:21:57
Adam Curry: Now forget the AI part. And that banging is in
1:21:59
pretending they hit a keyboard. This rings kind of true that
1:22:03
that they were doing this practicing drill over and over
1:22:06
and over again. And
1:22:08
John C Dvorak: then when so it's got nothing to do with AI now.
1:22:11
But let's just leave it for what it is simple analysis, you'd
1:22:14
come to the same conclusion. Then
1:22:15
Adam Curry: here's the final clip.
1:22:16
John C Dvorak: Somebody wrote, wait, wait, what is he just
1:22:20
slamming AI? For me? It's like a, it's like purposeful, and
1:22:25
it's in this meaningless.
1:22:26
Adam Curry: Let's see if the third clip gives us any clues.
1:22:29
Unknown: So they all gathered together. All the senior guys.
1:22:32
And they went, what? What do you guys think? Mr. What's the
1:22:36
computer tell us? So normal. But this is serious stuff. In Egypt
1:22:42
either apparently Shouldn't we shouldn't be raised the alert
1:22:44
level yet. But that's Yom Kippur war, that would be political, in
1:22:47
venues already in trouble because you know, he's trying to
1:22:50
rewrite basic law about the judiciary, people are
1:22:52
protesting. And now if we screw up their Yom Kippur war, there's
1:22:55
going to be a problem here. And then they you know, then they
1:22:58
said, the big one was the strategic thinker said, Hamas
1:23:02
would never do this. You see, because Hamas is bought into our
1:23:06
plan. We're trying to turn them into a governing organization.
1:23:10
We had 20,000 work permits that we're using to bribe the Gazans,
1:23:14
their life is getting good. They're making money Hamas would
1:23:18
never throw away what the Israelis have given them out of
1:23:21
the kindness of their hearts and attack us. So the conception is
1:23:25
Hamas would never do it. Just regard this information. They
1:23:28
said, We'll This is honestly God's truth. Right. They said
1:23:32
we'll meet in the morning to discuss this. So the morning
1:23:37
they were supposed to get on they certainly did. They
1:23:39
certainly did meet discuss but it was already happened. It was
1:23:42
too late. And this is one of the greatest intelligence failures
1:23:46
in the world. So
1:23:48
Adam Curry: I think the purposeful ai ai bullcrap is
1:23:51
just because he's a he's a guy that likes Cuban intelligence
1:23:56
military, old school and a sick of all the AI crap maybe. But
1:24:01
But this story is particularly this last two clips that rings
1:24:05
true. That's the best explanation I've heard so far.
1:24:14
John C Dvorak: Yeah, and there is some discussion of the number
1:24:16
of Palestinians that are working in Israel. There's lots of them.
1:24:21
And with but
1:24:23
Adam Curry: that's, that's rare.
1:24:24
John C Dvorak: I mean, it's pi b, you know, well, erring on the
1:24:28
side of not caution. It seemed to be the blunder here. But if
1:24:34
he didn't have cameras on the wall, I mean, that bulldozer
1:24:37
comes over and nobody notices has been the whole thing. It's
1:24:40
still somewhat suspect. They have cameras looking at the wall
1:24:47
when the bulldozers came over. Yeah,
1:24:51
Adam Curry: I don't know. This seemed like a resource
1:24:53
allocation issue. Doesn't really matter. anymore. It doesn't
1:25:01
really matter and gone is the whole deal the fact that people
1:25:06
hated K Bibi Netanyahu like to hate Trump is the same hysteria
1:25:18
John C Dvorak: meanwhile, yes, well there's a there's a woke
1:25:20
element in Israel,
1:25:23
Adam Curry: but you have to shoot No, it's true. It's the
1:25:25
exact same as
1:25:26
John C Dvorak: major. If and I hate to use that term, and stop
1:25:32
Adam Curry: using those terms,
1:25:33
John C Dvorak: I don't know why I can't. I'm helpless, limited
1:25:38
vocabulary I'm helpless.
1:25:43
Adam Curry: Meanwhile, see happens meanwhile CNM perhaps
1:25:48
also by design, with their new overlords have finally picked up
1:25:53
on what we discussed about the Time magazine article regarding
1:25:58
the Lenski the corruption, the total failure of of the spring
1:26:06
offensive, which didn't even start in the spring. And they
1:26:09
even do a mini mini cut of the term stalemate. This was
1:26:14
surprising
1:26:15
Unknown: the months of a counter offensive to wrest territory
1:26:18
from Russia. New reporting from Time magazine reveals that while
1:26:22
Ukrainian president Solinsky is still deeply committed to the
1:26:25
fight, some of his advisors are worried one of Zelinsky aides
1:26:29
telling time he deludes himself, we're out of options. We're not
1:26:33
winning, but try telling him that. And that sobering
1:26:37
assessment extends beyond the civilian government, Ukraine's
1:26:41
commander in chief for the armed forces saying this to The
1:26:44
Economist, just like in the First World War, we've reached
1:26:48
the level of technology that puts us into a stalemate, there
1:26:52
will likely be no deep and beautiful breakthrough, a
1:26:56
stalemate which has not, which was not the characterization
1:27:00
over the last several months maybe
1:27:02
already acknowledged that they're not going as far as fast
1:27:05
as they would like that said, they are moving. Not a
1:27:10
stalemate. They're not just frozen. The Ukrainians are
1:27:14
moving,
1:27:14
we do not assess that. The conflict is a stalemate. We are
1:27:18
seeing it continue to take territory. On a methodical,
1:27:24
systematic basis. We've
1:27:26
seen good progress in the counter offensive, very hard. We
1:27:31
want to make sure that Ukraine has what it needs not only to
1:27:34
succeed on the counter offensive, but it has what it
1:27:36
needs for the long term.
1:27:39
And the reality on the battlefield. Well, we can show
1:27:41
you those silver slivers of yellow are Ukraine's counter
1:27:45
offensive gains, and it really isn't a whole lot. Now the
1:27:50
ground in Ukraine is a hard thing now for another long
1:27:53
winter and the fight in the United States over how much aid
1:27:56
to give it is getting more intense Congress has authorized
1:28:00
roughly $113 billion so far, but polls suggested the American
1:28:05
people's willingness to support Ukraine is waning. The yellow
1:28:09
line here shows the share of Americans who say that the US is
1:28:13
doing too much to help Ukraine. And now it's at 41%, up from 29%
1:28:19
in June. And that's raising some tough questions for the Biden
1:28:22
administration, and for both parties in Congress. So
1:28:26
Adam Curry: right on cue back after we had volva and the other
1:28:31
DJs from Russia, hoax Maloney into saying, Yeah, you know,
1:28:35
everybody in Europe, pretty tired of this. We're all getting
1:28:38
we're all looking for a way out. NBC reporting, US and European
1:28:44
officials broach the topic of peace negotiations with Ukraine
1:28:48
sources say the conversations have included very broad
1:28:52
outlines of what Ukraine might need to give up to reach a deal
1:28:56
with Russia. Now, as they have consistently said, the
1:29:01
politicians and there's a lot of sources say in this article,
1:29:05
it's up to Ukraine. That's not for us to say it's up to
1:29:09
Ukraine. So putting our creative or I consulting hats on, we've
1:29:15
got a we've got to eliminate Zelinsky and put someone else in
1:29:18
there who's going to say this is what we want, and it's got to be
1:29:20
a new message. This time, yeah,
1:29:25
John C Dvorak: he's got to go.
1:29:26
Adam Curry: Then it may not be pretty for him. But he's got to
1:29:29
go. Because he wants you know, he wants Crimea back.
1:29:33
John C Dvorak: Yeah, that's not happening.
1:29:36
Adam Curry: It's not happening. So his time just may be up.
1:29:42
John C Dvorak: Well, it's not being helped by this clip. Which
1:29:46
she's back Queen Ursula is back in Ukraine. The
1:29:49
Unknown: Queen and then a surprise visit to Kyiv European
1:29:52
Commission president Ursula van der Leyen met with President
1:29:55
Volodymyr Zelensky to discuss Ukraine's path to join the
1:29:58
European Union. She praised Alinsky for making excellent
1:30:02
progress and pursuing judicial and anti corruption reforms
1:30:05
while fighting its war with Russia, granting your grain EU
1:30:08
membership would signal continued international support
1:30:11
for the nation. Oh,
1:30:12
Adam Curry: man, someone sent her over there. Hey, we got
1:30:15
trouble here. We got some trouble. You clearly can't keep
1:30:18
it together there. You've got to go as a representative of
1:30:21
Europe, which he's not. You gotta go as a representative of
1:30:25
Europe and let everyone know is everything's good. It's all
1:30:27
good. She's still there.
1:30:31
John C Dvorak: I don't know how long she was there. This was
1:30:33
yesterday.
1:30:33
Adam Curry: I love the reports that France 24 has from Ukraine
1:30:37
from key leave. Where there's people just shopping in the
1:30:42
background, they got blue scooters, you know, like, you
1:30:45
know,
1:30:45
John C Dvorak: there's just like, nothing's going on. Here.
1:30:48
The rental scooters.
1:30:50
Adam Curry: It'd be like the what is it? What are those
1:30:52
scooters called? I forget what they're called.
1:30:55
John C Dvorak: You know, the cold a blight.
1:30:57
Adam Curry: Yeah. The Scourge, the scourge? Just I don't know
1:31:01
who operates the blue scooters. And so it's like, what are we
1:31:07
talking about here? And it but he's he he has to be someone
1:31:13
else has to step up step in. There has to be some kind of
1:31:16
coup. Then there'll be I'm sure. You know, some Russian friendly
1:31:21
government. Everything Oh, calm down. No European Union
1:31:25
membership, no NATO membership. But it has to be a shocker. You
1:31:31
know, and it's something has to happen where so Biden and the
1:31:35
politicians every will get it? Look, we got enough. We were
1:31:38
working on Iran. It's everyone's sick and tired of it. The
1:31:42
military industrial complex is already moving on. How do we
1:31:45
draw Iran into this thing was, you know, we got Israel is
1:31:48
great. We've replaced we've replaced 24 billion with
1:31:52
100,000,000,004 bagger we're good to go. Get rid of this.
1:31:56
This guy's annoying to us. He's not helping. was not working. We
1:32:02
have to have a an event is what I'm thinking. Black a boom, a
1:32:09
big event?
1:32:11
John C Dvorak: Will an assassination of Zelinsky is
1:32:13
always possible. It would be better to YES to avi, you can't
1:32:18
do it. It's got to be something you're having a heart attack.
1:32:24
Really, honestly, he's under a lot of pressure.
1:32:28
Adam Curry: Yeah, but it would have to be on the on the world
1:32:31
stage, you know, so we can all see it.
1:32:36
John C Dvorak: Yeah, that's probably it has to be at least
1:32:40
some part of the stage of the pericarp doesn't have to be a
1:32:43
big massive event. Bring the precursor, you know, giving a
1:32:46
speech at the UN. Now it has to be something where he's being
1:32:52
filmed, but it's like just goes down, you know, kind of goes
1:32:56
down like Biden does when he's tripping over stuff.
1:33:00
Adam Curry: Then we had the leader of Hezbollah, as we've
1:33:06
learned how to say it, Hezbollah, Hezbollah, and he
1:33:11
made his speech. And I have an observation about this.
1:33:14
Unknown: Crowds gathered across the region to watch the address
1:33:18
highly anticipated by Hezbollah supporters but also by the
1:33:21
international community, hoping for insight on whether the
1:33:25
Israel Hamas war could expand. The militant groups leader
1:33:29
Hassan Nasrallah first said that neither Tehran nor his Iran
1:33:33
backed group had anything to do with Hamas is attack on Israel,
1:33:37
but then went on to say all options were on the table
1:33:41
concerning fighting on the Lebanese Israeli border. Fear
1:33:45
that it could escalate or turn into a full scale war. fronts
1:33:49
could lead to a wider war is a realistic possibility.
1:33:53
In southern Lebanon has gone supporters to come as well as
1:33:57
speech as gospel, many saying they would support a war if it
1:34:01
came to it.
1:34:05
If things continue to evolve, this situation will be very
1:34:09
dangerous. When he said is enough for us. We'll be totally
1:34:13
ready.
1:34:17
We tell our adversaries that we want peace,
1:34:20
not war. That's what we want. But if there is war, we'll go
1:34:25
all the way.
1:34:28
Hezbollah has taken calculated steps to keep the Israeli army
1:34:31
preoccupied on the Lebanese border, but not to the extent of
1:34:35
igniting an all out war. rockets fired on Thursday night hit this
1:34:40
town in northern Israel, injuring two people in damaging
1:34:43
buildings. The cross border skirmishes have led to deaths on
1:34:47
both sides, civilians as well as fighters and soldiers. The war
1:34:52
with the militant group would be devastating for both Israel and
1:34:55
Lebanon. Hezbollah is much stronger than Hamas with an
1:34:58
arsenal of some honey Didn't 50,000 rockets and missiles. And
1:35:03
during the inconclusive month long war that Israel fought with
1:35:06
the group in 2006 swathes of Lebanon were reduced to rubble
1:35:11
Adam Curry: da the rebels strategy verbalisation Hansen
1:35:14
John C Dvorak: had a commentary about this too, in his hour long
1:35:17
lecture. Yes, he says that Iran in particular in Lebanon even
1:35:24
more so. And if you listen to other reports, where they talked
1:35:27
to Lebanese, they said, you know, we don't need this
1:35:29
aggravation. We're already damn near a useless country. I
1:35:32
haven't got any leadership, no economy, government for all
1:35:35
practical purposes. And Hanson said that there's these little
1:35:41
skirmishes, especially the ones that were out in the middle of
1:35:44
nowhere in Syria, to our bases like the base we have in Syria
1:35:48
for some unknown reason. And the base I guess, there's a base in
1:35:51
Iraq or two when they're shooting stuff. And his thought
1:35:55
was that this is just to make the Arabs happy that they're
1:35:59
doing something Oh, no, we, we took we didn't do nothing.
1:36:04
Adam Curry: Here was the observation from one of our
1:36:05
producers. This was a video telecast, whether it was pre
1:36:10
recorded or live is unclear. And if you look at the setting, once
1:36:16
our producer I forget who said this to me, but once our
1:36:18
producer said this and like oh, wow. I went Oh, wow.
1:36:22
John C Dvorak: Oh, wow. are out.
1:36:24
Unknown: Groovy, groovy baby.
1:36:27
Adam Curry: He was sitting on a Herman Miller chair. What kind
1:36:31
of leader sits in a nondescript room on our Herman Miller chair,
1:36:39
which by the way our US government uses.
1:36:43
John C Dvorak: A lot of people use
1:36:46
Adam Curry: these guys, they like thrones, they like gilded
1:36:49
rooms. I thought that was interesting and interesting. It
1:36:53
John C Dvorak: is interesting. I
1:36:55
Adam Curry: don't know if it's, it may it may mean, it may mean
1:36:57
nothing. But you don't know. So we want to draw Iran in on that
1:37:02
side. Now, let's just suppose that the Lensky has an event
1:37:07
died suddenly. And we still need to engage Russia. How can we can
1:37:12
we draw Russia into this somehow? Can we? Can we bring
1:37:16
Russia? I
1:37:17
John C Dvorak: don't think we want to you think we want to?
1:37:20
Well, we want to we don't need that aggravation.
1:37:22
Adam Curry: Let's see what the US intel suggests.
1:37:25
Unknown: I'm struck by the convergence of so many
1:37:27
complicating factors. And another one happened yesterday
1:37:30
your reporting, suggesting Syria as agreed to send a Russian
1:37:33
missile system to Hezbollah, what do we know here?
1:37:36
Yeah, this is a potentially extremely complicating factor
1:37:39
here. So
1:37:39
Syrian President Bashar Al Assad, we are told, has agreed
1:37:43
to provide Hezbollah, the Lebanese militant organization
1:37:46
with a Russian air defense system. And it is apparently
1:37:50
going to be delivered by the Wagner group, which is that
1:37:53
Russian mercenary organization connected because they all
1:37:56
really operate inside Syria. So Hezbollah is backed by Iran,
1:38:00
Iran supports Assad, Russia also supports Assad. And all of this
1:38:05
is coming together, of course, at a very, very delicate moment
1:38:09
when it when there are serious concerns across the US
1:38:11
government that Hezbollah could join the conflict on that
1:38:14
northern border with Israel. So having a missile defense system
1:38:17
that has been delivered by Wagner potentially we don't know
1:38:20
yet if it has been delivered, or the status of that, that could
1:38:23
really, you know, intensify this conflict in a way that the
1:38:27
administration has been urging the Iranians and Hezbollah and
1:38:30
other Iranian proxy groups not to do so it is definitely a
1:38:33
concern, but it just shows just how many actors there are who
1:38:37
could potentially join this conflict and make it even worse.
1:38:40
Adam Curry: I call that a trial balloon. Someone's trying little
1:38:43
strategy out, see if it catches. That's a weird one. Oh, yeah.
1:38:48
Oh, no, they look rushes in on this.
1:38:51
John C Dvorak: It could be bull crap.
1:38:53
Adam Curry: But it probably is. But that's not the point. The
1:38:58
point is, what can the military industrial complex to do once we
1:39:02
shut down the Ukraine situation?
1:39:05
John C Dvorak: Well, maybe they don't. Nobody likes the idea of
1:39:07
us trying to set Iran up so we can go in there now before it
1:39:11
gets too late. possible possible. I mean, that might not
1:39:15
be a bad thing. No,
1:39:16
Adam Curry: it's all possible. Yeah. It's amazing. The world is
1:39:24
an amazing place. Well, I
1:39:26
John C Dvorak: have a couple more clips on which which about
1:39:29
tunnel warfare, which is kind of part of this battle that's going
1:39:32
on.
1:39:35
Adam Curry: PBS
1:39:37
John C Dvorak: tunnel warfare, yep, PBS. Here's all actually I
1:39:40
believe this is NPR. I just put PBS by accident.
1:39:44
Adam Curry: No, what you're really saying is
1:39:46
Unknown: elitist voices of America. This is NPR or pbs.
1:39:53
Here's the bottom line when it comes to fighting an enemy
1:39:55
hiding in a labyrinth of tunnels. You don't want to send
1:39:59
your troops there. If
1:40:00
it's very dark and it's claustrophobic and it's narrow
1:40:03
and you lose your sense of direction scary in the tunnel
1:40:07
immediately you lose a bunch of time
1:40:11
John C Dvorak: well that's exactly what she's saying her
1:40:13
whole read to her as the expert that's all she basically says
1:40:17
it's scary summarize the two clips right there. I'm sorry.
1:40:20
Let's listen Marian the
1:40:21
Adam Curry: tunnel scary in the tunnels
1:40:23
Unknown: your sense of direction immediately you lose complete
1:40:26
sense of time. Definite
1:40:28
reach mon Barak is an Israeli military analyst and the author
1:40:32
of underground warfare. The Israeli military has taken her
1:40:36
into Hamas tunnels that crossed from Gaza into southern Israel.
1:40:40
They are humid and suffocating and they are incredibly scary.
1:40:46
So when you're in that skirt be disoriented for sure, but also
1:40:50
incredibly afraid.
1:40:52
Hamas says it has 300 miles of tunnels a subterranean complex
1:40:57
that according to Israel includes military headquarters
1:41:00
sleeping quarters as well as workshops to make and store
1:41:04
rockets. Like Sands is workshop underground passageways criss
1:41:08
cross Gaza they're designed to allow Hamas fighters use
1:41:12
equipment for
1:41:12
John C Dvorak: a second it reminds me of something if you
1:41:15
recall the beginning of the Afghan war I wish I still had
1:41:19
some of these documents because they were printed into all the
1:41:22
news magazines had them they made the claim that they that
1:41:26
the Afghan he's had this huge underground complex smoke them
1:41:31
out. And but it was more than that, because they showed images
1:41:35
there were there were like giant garages where they worked on
1:41:39
trucks. It was all this different stuff. It was like you
1:41:42
know, factories underground is what she's describing, or
1:41:47
somebody has described where they're having barracks and all
1:41:49
this other shit all underground, doubting this
1:41:54
Adam Curry: what we have we ever all ever see is videos of the
1:41:57
opening. Like you know, though, they're all narrow, very narrow
1:42:02
opening, and then I've never seen a workshop or the sleeping
1:42:06
quarters I've seen
1:42:07
John C Dvorak: no, this is remind somebody is who's ever
1:42:09
writing these scripts used to write for Hogan's Heroes, a
1:42:13
Unknown: subterranean complex that, according to Israel,
1:42:16
includes military headquarters sleeping quarters, as well as
1:42:20
workshops to make and store rockets, underground passageways
1:42:24
criss crossed Gaza. They're designed to allow Hamas fighters
1:42:28
to quickly surface and strike Israeli troops without warning
1:42:32
pop up. Hamas has been shoveling for a long time. Chuck Freilich,
1:42:36
remember, the tunnels were part of the Israeli discussions. When
1:42:40
he was deputy national security adviser in the early 2000s. He
1:42:44
sees the expansion of the tunnels as part of Israel's
1:42:47
broader intelligence failure in underestimating Hamas. And
1:42:51
you don't believe that the enemy can do X, and so you don't see
1:42:55
it. And then in retrospect, it always turns out that there's
1:42:57
lots of information in the system but people smart people
1:43:01
ignored it.
1:43:01
Adam Curry: Meanwhile, the true enemy of the American people,
1:43:04
the US government have actual tunnels and workshops, and
1:43:08
maglev trains in Colorado, connecting all kinds of huge
1:43:13
hangars with all kinds of stuff. That's the truth. So what we're
1:43:17
doing we're projecting that when McDonald's in there, Robert F.
1:43:21
Kennedy Jr. himself. Well,
1:43:22
John C Dvorak: you know, we the North America has this is not an
1:43:25
unusual situation. Underneath the town of Toronto, is it
1:43:29
labyrinth of tunnels where they have stores, department stores,
1:43:33
the same thing with Montreal, there's a lot of tunnels and in
1:43:36
the wintertime to hold everything that's above ground
1:43:39
because it goes underground. And I'm in Edmonton, Ontario. I'm
1:43:43
sorry, Edmonton, Alberta, even has an underground tunnel
1:43:46
system. I've been in the Toronto system. I've been in the
1:43:50
Edmonton system, and you could be in there for days. Well,
1:43:55
that's and there's actually a McDonald's not you mentioned it
1:43:58
in the Toronto system, it leads to one of the hotels to get to
1:44:03
the adjacent set of tunnels. You have to go to the McDonald's.
1:44:09
And then you have to go to a door that's by the bathrooms and
1:44:13
open that door and they're just another set of tunnels
1:44:16
Adam Curry: and your end to get out you have to Exit Through The
1:44:18
Gift Shop. Please buy some merch.
1:44:22
John C Dvorak: Fascinating I'll
1:44:23
Unknown: bet it is with Israeli ground troops now deep inside
1:44:26
Gaza the tunnels are becoming a key factor in the fighting. The
1:44:30
Israeli military recently said its ground forces were near
1:44:33
Gaza's northern border when they spotted Hamas fighters emerging
1:44:37
from a tunnel. The Israeli troops fired on them killing or
1:44:40
wounding the Hamas members, the military said without
1:44:43
elaborating, Israel faces another big challenge because
1:44:47
the moss is believed to be holding more than 200 hostages
1:44:51
underground. Again, Chuck Freilich,
1:44:54
I think there's all sorts of fancy technology being used to
1:44:57
try and map them out but we may not know everything and there's
1:45:01
somebody and some booby trap awaiting you at every turn. And
1:45:05
of course, the attributes are probably down there somewhere.
1:45:08
In a recent military briefing, Israel said Hamas has
1:45:11
constructed military headquarters directly beneath
1:45:14
Gaza is largest hospital all shifa Rear Admiral Daniel hood
1:45:18
Gauri is Israel's military spokesman for
1:45:21
mass terrorists operate inside and under Shifa Hospital, and
1:45:24
other hospitals in Gaza with network of terror tunnels Hamas
1:45:29
vehemently denies. Israel makes these accusations to excuse a
1:45:34
relentless bombing campaign that's already killed. 1000s of
1:45:37
Palestinian civilians and human rights groups say the existence
1:45:42
of Hamas tunnels does not justify Israeli airstrikes when
1:45:46
large numbers of civilians are present. Her Gauri argues that
1:45:50
it is Hamas that cynically putting civilians at risk
1:46:00
Adam Curry: is that clip two? That was clip two. Yes. Yeah.
1:46:04
Meanwhile, the city of Chicago is heating up, but not literally
1:46:08
because it's 24 degrees and snowing. It's not great if
1:46:12
you're a migrant, sleeping on the street, illegal migrant, I'm
1:46:15
sorry, asylum seeker, sleeping on the street, awaiting
1:46:19
something from the Chicago government or the Illinois
1:46:23
government. And the residents of Chicago are very perturbed to
1:46:27
say the least perturbed about the tents being set up and them
1:46:33
not being asked if, if this could all just take place. And
1:46:37
so a special session was called by several Aldermen. The way it
1:46:42
works in Chicago, you have these wards, and then nation, man.
1:46:48
Chicago is a fantastic place the way that's run. And and the
1:46:53
residents who are the most pissed off are the African
1:46:56
American ie black Americans who were like, whoa, whoa, whoa,
1:46:59
whoa, hold on a second. What did you didn't ask us what's going
1:47:03
on here? This is this is getting out of control. to
1:47:06
Unknown: adjourn or not to adjourn. The lights went out
1:47:08
while some city council members claimed the meeting wasn't
1:47:11
officially over. It was the end to a chaotic special meeting
1:47:14
that centered around the migrant crisis
1:47:17
Chicago has yet to say we can't take anymore. We have to draw
1:47:24
the line somewhere.
1:47:26
And that's what's been kind of frustrating about this quote
1:47:28
unquote debate is that people who are attacking the sanctuary
1:47:30
city ordinance don't know what they're talking about. It has
1:47:33
nothing to do with refugee resettlement has nothing to do
1:47:36
with the current crisis. Alderman
1:47:37
Anthony Biel, Ray Lopez and others called the special
1:47:40
meeting to discuss and vote on a non binding referendum that
1:47:44
would let voters decide if Chicago should remain as a
1:47:48
sanctuary city.
1:47:49
All I'm asking is that we give the people of this great city of
1:47:53
Chicago a chance to have a voice on this issue. Alderman
1:47:59
Carlos Ramirez Rosa says the sanctuary city ordinance only
1:48:02
refers to law enforcement and government officials not
1:48:05
cooperating with ice. Mayor Brandon Johnson City Council
1:48:08
Florida leader says providing resources to migrants is about
1:48:12
the city's values. It's not written in the ordinance,
1:48:15
Ramirez Rosa claimed the meeting violated state law. He tried to
1:48:18
stop it by sending out a group text telling orders not to show
1:48:22
up so there wouldn't be enough for a quorum, but I'm leaving
1:48:25
because right now I have potholes. She's getting him and
1:48:28
I have a host of other things. Our residents and a six year old
1:48:32
want me to deal with
1:48:33
Alderman William Hall and many of the mayor's strongest
1:48:35
supporters did not show However, after two tries there wasn't
1:48:39
formed in the meeting started. But it never came to a vote
1:48:42
because of confusion and debate over the rules or mirrors Rossa
1:48:46
claiming one thing in vielen Lopez claiming another
1:48:49
and they were so worried about losing and putting this question
1:48:52
before the voters that they were willing to bend every rule in
1:48:55
the book to get out of here as quickly as possible and how
1:48:58
the meeting legally ended is up for debate as well. Ramirez Rosa
1:49:02
says it was adjourned and the sanctuary city issue will not be
1:49:06
taken up. But Bill and Lopez say the meeting was in recess and it
1:49:10
will continue on Tuesday morning.
1:49:14
Adam Curry: Didn't really want to hear what the citizens of
1:49:16
Chicago felt about it knew that would be annoying to learn.
1:49:25
John C Dvorak: Yes, this is a huge mess for these towns.
1:49:27
Cities. Chicago is no exception. That'd be dead people in the
1:49:31
streets.
1:49:32
Adam Curry: But no chance for that. No bus rides. Hey, you're
1:49:36
in Chicago. Yeah. Let me go to DC. Yes, chance about something
1:49:41
else. We're moving into the winter even here in Texas
1:49:46
getting pretty cool. You out. Is your weather warm? You have
1:49:48
season and you have global warming there, don't you?
1:49:52
John C Dvorak: Yeah, we have convenient global warming after
1:49:55
the coldest summer in the history of the state. Yeah. Now
1:49:58
it's like 70 I think it's 72 days, it's kind of we got a
1:50:02
storm coming in. So it'd be we might we may get some rain,
1:50:05
maybe like, you know, a 10th of an inch
1:50:07
Adam Curry: has been pretty cold here. We've dipped below
1:50:09
freezing couple of times during the night. But anyway, it's flu
1:50:14
season, and it would appear that people's immunity has been
1:50:20
weakened. I can't imagine what it was that weaken their
1:50:22
immunity, but has happened. And there's a few clips we need to
1:50:26
discuss here
1:50:27
Unknown: who figures out this morning show the infant
1:50:29
mortality rate in the US rose last year for the first time in
1:50:33
decades. Doctors say one factor is so called maternity care
1:50:37
deserts where there's a lack of services for pregnant women.
1:50:40
They say another factor is the new limits on access to
1:50:43
abortion, resulting in the continuation of
1:50:45
more pregnancies. Can you believe
1:50:48
John C Dvorak: you believe that's an ironic way
1:50:50
Adam Curry: of doing it? Because you can't abort your child.
1:50:53
They're dying. What is going on? Well, Dr. Drew Lee
1:50:57
John C Dvorak: mentioned that vaccination unnecessary
1:50:59
vaccinations. Now,
1:51:01
Adam Curry: this is where the Dr. Drew clips clip comes in.
1:51:04
Oh, Dr. Drew, who has changed his tune, because he was very
1:51:08
pro Vax. In the beginning, yeah, he was a maniac. And once he
1:51:12
started to see the data, and I think that you and I both agree,
1:51:15
he's a data driven guy. And he's he's pretty level headed, wasn't
1:51:20
looking now. But once he got the data, he started turning around
1:51:24
and saying, Well, you know, this is not right. There's some stuff
1:51:26
that's wrong here. And he's also very skeptical of certainly the
1:51:30
efficacy but of the perhaps danger of the COVID vaccination,
1:51:36
then the damage may be done. So in the UK, and this is Ed Dowd.
1:51:41
He's the former Blackrock fund manager, he wrote a book about
1:51:45
and he's on the insurance company side. So he saw the data
1:51:50
the insurance companies have seen and they're going, Whoa,
1:51:53
we've got excess deaths we got we got some problem with
1:51:56
especially children, there's a problem that more more children
1:51:59
are dying. He's focusing on the United Kingdom. So he has this
1:52:02
discussion with Dr. Drew. And here is no doubt about excess
1:52:07
mortality in the UK amongst children. Do
1:52:11
Unknown: you I understand have some new data for us as well.
1:52:14
What's going on on the on your data front here?
1:52:18
Yeah, so we're starting to update 2023 numbers with as of
1:52:23
June, we started off in the UK, we're going to be following up
1:52:27
with other countries. But just Just so we're clear, the 2023
1:52:32
numbers, I talk about our annualized estimates based off a
1:52:36
linear model, given the data we have as of June. And one thing
1:52:40
we discovered that was quite worrisome was something that
1:52:43
actually talked about in my book as a smoking gun. Children in
1:52:47
the UK, were not vaccinated till later in 2021. And their excess
1:52:52
deaths are actually going down because of lockdowns and school
1:52:55
closures, which makes sense because the biggest cause of
1:52:58
death and one through 14 age group is accidental. Well, we
1:53:02
saw them that their excess deaths are starting to rise with
1:53:04
the introduction of the vaccines. Now the 23 numbers are
1:53:08
coming in and it's gone from the numbers are let me just slip 16%
1:53:13
in 2022 and 22% in 2023. And in 2021, was actually minus 7%.
1:53:19
excess deaths. So obviously, I am of the camp, it's the
1:53:24
vaccine. So we're seeing a rise in excess deaths in the age
1:53:27
group one through 14, post the implementation of the vaccine.
1:53:31
We haven't put this out yet, but we've run some correlations.
1:53:34
Again, correlations aren't causation, but it's a point nine
1:53:37
four fit on the model 94% correlation to the vaccine. Does
1:53:42
that mean
1:53:43
correlation? What?
1:53:46
John C Dvorak: Coincidence? Oh, no, Cohen's a correlation is not
1:53:50
causation, but we have 94%.
1:53:54
Adam Curry: And he'll address the elephant in the room in a
1:53:56
moment on
1:53:57
Unknown: the model. So 94% correlation to the vaccine
1:54:00
rollout
1:54:00
in terms of that point, nine three correlation. I'd love to
1:54:03
know a how you arrived at that. And be I'm seeing lots more data
1:54:09
coming in. That is suggesting COVID may be the culprit for the
1:54:14
excess deaths. What do you do with that data?
1:54:17
If COVID was the cause of this rise in ages one through 14 Why
1:54:22
didn't appear in 2020 and 2021 and only started post
1:54:26
vaccination that these questions need to be asked. They need to
1:54:30
be investigated, but the numbers that I reported in my book have
1:54:33
gotten worse since since since my book unfortunately. So
1:54:40
Adam Curry: correlation not causation, but looks pretty
1:54:44
pretty grim. Looks pretty grim. In the UK, but I'm sure that's
1:54:48
just because you know, there's no access to abortion. So kids
1:54:52
are dying.
1:54:54
John C Dvorak: That's it and global warming.
1:54:56
Adam Curry: And then here's just no random Dr. Dr. William MCIS.
1:55:00
He was just reporting on what what the good doctor is seeing
1:55:03
there
1:55:04
Unknown: are only a handful out of the 100,000 doctors, Canadian
1:55:07
doctors that didn't take the vaccine that are still
1:55:10
practicing medicine. So it's something like 99.9% vaccination
1:55:14
rate, and they were the first ones to line up for their
1:55:16
vaccines. Well, as I started looking at the sudden deaths of
1:55:20
Canadian doctors, I realized, yes, most of them are dying from
1:55:24
cardiac issues, heart injuries, cardiac arrests, you know, dying
1:55:28
while jogging or swimming, dying in their sleep. And Dr. Peter
1:55:31
McCullough has talked about this extensively about the
1:55:34
myocarditis and the damage to the heart discouraging to the
1:55:37
heart, and then some are dying from blood clots, pulmonary
1:55:40
embolize strokes. But then there was a quite a large subset of
1:55:44
doctors who are developing extremely aggressive cancers,
1:55:47
and cancers and an age that they shouldn't be getting. So for
1:55:51
example, there was a doctor who developed gastric cancer in his
1:55:54
30s, presented at stage four, he was dead in less than a year,
1:55:58
very rare brain cancers in young individuals in their 20s and
1:56:01
30s. Medical students, medical residents, and these cancers
1:56:05
would always present at stage four, and they would always kill
1:56:08
them in a matter of a few months. And it was always less
1:56:10
than a year. And you know, at first I didn't know you know,
1:56:14
what the term for this was or what the phenomenon was, I just
1:56:16
started, you know, really paying attention to it, tracking it, I
1:56:19
then, you know, realize that this is being called turbo
1:56:22
cancer by people on social media, that turbo cancer is not
1:56:26
a medical term, but it's a term that people came up with to
1:56:29
really describe the extremely aggressive nature of these
1:56:33
cancers in the COVID vaccinated and these cancers behave
1:56:36
completely differently, unlike anything I've seen before in my
1:56:39
career, and I've diagnosed over 20,000 cancer patients in my
1:56:43
career with cutting edge PET CT, positron emission tomography,
1:56:46
imaging, CT, MRI, pathological correlation. I've never seen
1:56:51
anything like this. I've never seen stage four breast cancers
1:56:54
presenting and women in their 20s I've never seen stage four
1:56:58
colon cancers presenting in men and women in their 20s 30s
1:57:04
leukemias that will kill you in a matter of days or even hours
1:57:07
after diagnosis. lymphomas that again kill you in a matter of
1:57:12
months. Happy
1:57:14
Adam Curry: days are here again. This is bad. This cancer
1:57:20
John C Dvorak: well once this this is not something that's
1:57:23
ending anytime soon. No, wait. So I fear for the future of
1:57:29
Pfizer.
1:57:30
Adam Curry: Oh, Pfizer is done. They're done. And this is
1:57:34
John C Dvorak: John. This is a John's Mansfield. I've said it
1:57:37
before. On the show. John's medicine is a situation where it
1:57:40
could take the company out of the picture Borla
1:57:47
Adam Curry: Borla the CEO was on CNBC with Jim Cramer mad money
1:57:53
because what is it isn't their stock down like some like 30 or
1:57:56
40%? Haven't they just
1:57:57
John C Dvorak: tanked? It's it hasn't tanked per se but it's
1:58:01
way down. Do you want to hear these clips from Yeah, I love
1:58:04
listening to Cramer. Okay.
1:58:06
Adam Curry: Because whatever Cramer says do the opposite and
1:58:09
you'll be golden. Cramer says buy you should sell. So here he
1:58:13
is with Albert Bula. I'm talking about you know the troubles that
1:58:16
Pfizer is having with you know, with the latest vaccine, I mean,
1:58:20
what's going on here, Albert, but there is some
1:58:22
Unknown: sort of vaccine fatigue in this country right now that I
1:58:26
think affecting your earnings.
1:58:29
Adam Curry: You think you're right,
1:58:31
Unknown: but it's mainly in the COVID area because our RSV has
1:58:35
done tremendously better than what we thought
1:58:39
Adam Curry: RSV, we know that that's a lie, because our
1:58:43
insurance companies won't pay for it and it's 1000 bucks a
1:58:46
shot. So he's lying about these numbers, or
1:58:50
Unknown: you will get a vaccine is doing tremendously better
1:58:53
than what we thought and the analysts thought. And of course,
1:58:56
the flu vaccinations are doing trending quite well. We don't
1:58:59
know, but we know how they are.
1:59:01
Adam Curry: I love them. And you know, the flu vaccinations are
1:59:03
trending quite well. We don't have a flu, but the vaccinations
1:59:06
are trending quite well. We told them released the flow, and they
1:59:10
didn't do it.
1:59:10
Unknown: And of course, the flu vaccinations are doing trending,
1:59:13
right well, we don't have a flu, but we know how they are
1:59:15
trending. So there is a little bit of COVID Why saying it gets
1:59:20
better, which reflects on the number of COVID vaccinations
1:59:23
that we get also, don't forget the team they go with vaccines
1:59:26
came a little bit late.
1:59:28
Adam Curry: We had a pipeline problem. They came too late
1:59:31
Unknown: in the season right in the middle of September,
1:59:34
approximately. We had all August, quite a wave of COVID.
1:59:38
So a lot of people got COVID and they can't do a vaccine before
1:59:41
four months after they had gone.
1:59:44
Adam Curry: So we missed it.
1:59:45
John C Dvorak: We missed the damage. They missed a node in
1:59:49
the cycle. Yeah, we missed
1:59:50
Adam Curry: it. We missed it by months when there was an August
1:59:53
we should have had the VAX then we missed it. We missed it.
1:59:57
Well, let's keep going here. Come on, Jim. So I'm
2:00:00
interesting,
2:00:00
Unknown: but is it working? I mean, I know that when I go, I
2:00:04
feel like right now I went and I got my, my my flu and I got my
2:00:09
Pfizer COVID
2:00:11
Adam Curry: Jim Cramer's, a dead man. And I felt wrapped by the
2:00:13
way, he didn't say he got the shots. He just got his flu in
2:00:16
his COVID I went in to get some flu and COVID Like,
2:00:19
Unknown: right now I went and I got my, my, my flu and I got my
2:00:24
Pfizer COVID
2:00:25
Adam Curry: exactly your Pfizer? COVID? Yes. And I felt rather,
2:00:29
pioneers,
2:00:30
Unknown: I felt that I'm alone. Now I know others are doing, but
2:00:34
I'm trying to I'm struggling. Why doesn't everybody do this?
2:00:37
And what is the resistance? Because
2:00:40
Adam Curry: why doesn't everybody do what I do have Jim
2:00:42
Cramer, we
2:00:44
Unknown: thought in the beginning of the year, so we
2:00:45
thought that we will have 24% of the Americans. And that was our
2:00:49
projection. We're doing a COVID vaccine this year. So far, it
2:00:53
looks like it's trending more towards 17%. And so far, maybe
2:00:57
seven 8% have done it. But the months ahead of us are, are very
2:01:02
strong. So there are many reasons why it's lower. And we
2:01:07
are far away from the COVID fear. So everybody will get the
2:01:11
vaccine. Now we are in the middle of the COVID fatigue.
2:01:14
We're
2:01:14
Adam Curry: in the middle of the COVID Fat t we need to make more
2:01:17
fear or fear.
2:01:18
Unknown: Nobody wants to speak about COVID. And we have also a
2:01:21
lot of anti vaxxers rhetorical the big Oh,
2:01:23
Adam Curry: there you go. We're responsible for the stock price
2:01:26
drop the anti vaxxers.
2:01:27
Unknown: The good news is that
2:01:29
John C Dvorak: his rhetoric the way he said it has to read
2:01:31
rhetoric now.
2:01:33
Unknown: He wants to speak about COVID. And we have also a lot of
2:01:35
anti vaxxers rhetorical the big, but the good news is that those
2:01:39
are they are doing a vaccine right now are those that they
2:01:41
truly believe in the value of vaccinations. But so that's a
2:01:44
very base assumption for what their vaccination rates will be
2:01:48
as a floor going forward.
2:01:50
Adam Curry: Well, okay, then maybe you need to do some more
2:01:52
marketing, how's the marketing, there's
2:01:53
Unknown: something that occurred that is fortuitous. And I'm not
2:01:56
trying to make light of it. But you picked a spokesperson,
2:01:59
Travis Kelce, perhaps because of his association with Taylor
2:02:03
Swift, maybe the most famous athlete in the world right now.
2:02:07
And you also as an antagonist, a fellow by the name of Aaron
2:02:10
Rodgers, who called in Mr. Pfizer in order to mock him, but
2:02:15
the fact is, sir, isn't that the kind of awareness that you need
2:02:19
in order to be able to build prescriptions, build vaccines,
2:02:23
and make people realize the power of your portfolio?
2:02:26
I think
2:02:31
prescribe vaccines and then get people to realize the power of
2:02:35
your portfolio.
2:02:37
I think he's and he's a wonderful spokesperson for us
2:02:40
and we are very proud that we are associating our name with
2:02:43
him. Oh,
2:02:44
Adam Curry: yeah, well, the marketing is up. No, because
2:02:46
ozempic is outspending you Novo Nordisk has spent $600 million
2:02:51
in the American market alone. That was not within the first
2:02:55
nine months they are they are out marketing you on all fronts.
2:02:59
No one wants to talk about your crap on the morning shows. We
2:03:02
want to talk about losing weight with a shortcut. Anyway, great
2:03:06
your transition Dr. Rola.
2:03:07
Unknown: Welcome back to Mad Money. In fine, how are you sir?
2:03:13
Very, very well.
2:03:15
Adam Curry: That was I actually played them out of order.
2:03:18
Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter. Oh, yes, he was also he was
2:03:23
doing the rounds. He was on Reuters. About the it's an old
2:03:28
one that
2:03:29
John C Dvorak: he's traded probably.
2:03:30
Adam Curry: Screw that guy. Screw. Screw him. Screw my say.
2:03:33
So I had that we had the dinner with the ER doctor and his wife.
2:03:36
John C Dvorak: Okay, and how did that go? What you what you
2:03:39
learn? And what did you learn?
2:03:41
Adam Curry: Here's what I'm learning both. Finn Ben Dazzle.
2:03:44
Lee Finn, Ben Dazzle. Lee. I think it is
2:03:46
John C Dvorak: and Ben Yes, stuff. I was talking about anti
2:03:49
cancer drug.
2:03:50
Adam Curry: Yeah, it sounds like it's the real deal. Yeah, of
2:03:53
course. It's generic. It's used to D warm dogs.
2:03:57
John C Dvorak: So another word for dewormers got to be good for
2:04:01
you.
2:04:03
Adam Curry: But that's what everyone's talking about. And it
2:04:06
seems like there's something there. Yeah. I don't want to put
2:04:11
words in his mouth. But seems like there's something there. So
2:04:16
more bad news for the for the pharmaceutical industry? No. No,
2:04:22
as long as as long as we have the as long
2:04:24
John C Dvorak: as they can advertise on TV there's no bad
2:04:27
news for them. They gotta be banned from advertising some of
2:04:30
the stuff they're advertising is like sounds I get death pill
2:04:34
when you listen to the whole ad? Pretty
2:04:37
Adam Curry: much all of it sounds like a death pill. The
2:04:39
new Alzheimer's drugs right off the bat may result in death Hey,
2:04:45
granny. It's a win win either way. The the either you remember
2:04:50
stuff or you clear up you're dead and you're out of our
2:04:52
lives. Right before we take a break. This was for conspiracy
2:04:56
therapists like myself. This was a concerning message that came
2:04:59
out On Friday and this is a report, part of it Friday part
2:05:04
of it Saturday 1000s
2:05:06
Unknown: of people are still waiting for their money tonight,
2:05:08
US Bank Wells Fargo Huntington Bank, everyone shared the same
2:05:12
message about a deposit delay. Danny Spiewak explains what
2:05:16
happened. And when you'll see your money.
2:05:20
from Minneapolis based US Bank to Wells Fargo to Bank of
2:05:23
America, some of the nation's largest banks experienced
2:05:26
disruptions Friday with direct deposit. The Federal Reserve
2:05:30
says it's because of a processing error with the
2:05:33
centralized system known as the automated clearing house. If it
2:05:37
wasn't at one of the banks. It was actually in the in the
2:05:40
plumbing that feeds those deposits into the banks. Greg
2:05:43
McBride is the Chief Financial Analyst for bankrate.com. It's
2:05:47
unsettling going into the weekend to not see the deposit
2:05:50
there that you had expected to see when you got up this
2:05:52
morning. The Clearing House says this impacted less than 1% of
2:05:56
daily transactions. But that's still 1000s of users. Across the
2:06:00
country. People flooded social media with complaints, asking if
2:06:04
others were having problems with direct deposit to one person
2:06:08
wrote, direct deposit being messed up when rent is due is
2:06:11
crazy, but your money is safe. And the banks are working to get
2:06:15
that corrected with the provider. For example, US Bank
2:06:19
said in a statement that customer accounts remain secure,
2:06:22
and balances will be updated when deposits are received. The
2:06:25
money will be there. What you want to do is make sure that any
2:06:29
payments that we're scheduled to come out today that those
2:06:32
creditors are notified that you're not assessed any late
2:06:35
fees. And that if there were any overdraft fees that you
2:06:38
incurred, that the bank reverses those. There is no timetable
2:06:42
right now for when all these direct deposit issues are going
2:06:45
to be fixed.
2:06:46
Adam Curry: Well, clearly it's the fault of ivermectin. But
2:06:50
when I hear reports, A I? No, no, when I hear reports that
2:06:55
people talking about, oh, it's something in the tubes. And I
2:06:58
really, I mean, the way ACH works. I know because I had
2:07:02
Bankers Trust another fine institution at Bankers Trust as
2:07:07
a client in the in the mid to late 90s. And it's really these
2:07:11
huge machines. These mean, huge, but they're all mainframes and
2:07:16
they have to do settlements, and they do a lot of it in the
2:07:19
overnight hours. And it's okay, the I have to send this man this
2:07:23
much to you, you got to send much this much to me. So we
2:07:26
don't actually send anything back and forth. We just do an
2:07:28
accounting. What bothers me about this report is everyone's
2:07:31
saying your account is secure. Why? It was there? Was this
2:07:38
maybe some kind of maybe ransomware game imagine
2:07:42
ransomware or something of that magnitude getting into the ACH
2:07:45
system
2:07:46
John C Dvorak: is that it would be unbelievably interesting.
2:07:52
Adam Curry: Well, they're saying your accounts are secure. Yeah,
2:07:54
John C Dvorak: I think you may have picked up on something
2:07:56
there something may have happened at that level. Now,
2:07:58
Adam Curry: the only other thing I can think is that the Citizens
2:08:01
Bank of Iowa basically collapsed on Friday. Not a lot of news
2:08:06
about it. So maybe because they had stuff going back and forth
2:08:11
that they had to, you know, stop the tubes, but it is kind of a
2:08:15
two Bish system. It's really old fashioned. This not it's no
2:08:19
magic. It's not like, you know, like crypto, that money going on
2:08:24
a blockchain. It's just these big machines that have to talk
2:08:28
to each other overnight. It's the clearing house. So you never
2:08:32
want that to happen on a weekend. It's not it's not a
2:08:35
holiday week. Is it a holiday weekend? No.
2:08:38
John C Dvorak: We have a holiday coming up now. But now, that
2:08:41
doesn't
2:08:41
Adam Curry: count. It would have to be on a bank holiday weekend
2:08:45
as they say. But I think that's not like it. So it's just
2:08:51
troublesome. The ACH I mean, that's everything goes through
2:08:55
Ach, doesn't it? Checks. Everything goes that way.
2:09:00
John C Dvorak: You had the banker over should ask him.
2:09:03
Adam Curry: I didn't know I had the ER doctor and the banker
2:09:06
over the ER doctor.
2:09:09
John C Dvorak: Oh, we should ask him.
2:09:11
Adam Curry: No, if you ask the bank is a bad meeting. That's
2:09:16
the kind of answer you get from him. You get like you don't know
2:09:19
what you're talking about. Okay. Maybe this is maybe it's time to
2:09:23
bring in fed now.
2:09:26
John C Dvorak: Yeah, there's a ton that's the thing to do can
2:09:28
be something like that. even comes close to that clip. Bezos
2:09:34
moved to Miami. I got that. Who cares? Yeah, I got a Trump fraud
2:09:40
case update. It's got a little bank and stuff who cares about
2:09:44
banks. Eric
2:09:45
Unknown: Trump concludes his testimony. He said he wouldn't
2:09:48
sign anything that wasn't accurate. The judge has ruled
2:09:52
that he and others fraudulently inflated the value of his
2:09:55
father's assets. Our legal correspondent Arlene Richards
2:09:59
finds out sorry Before
2:10:00
Adam Curry: we before, why didn't they use the old glitch?
2:10:06
That's what I'm missing from that report.
2:10:08
John C Dvorak: Oh, this is buggy. Is he eating at you? Yes.
2:10:12
Because normally normally that's what they do. They said there
2:10:15
was a glitch glitch in the system, nothing to worry about.
2:10:18
But instead they're waving their arms going, No, you're you're
2:10:21
secure. Everything's fine. Everything's fine. And then you
2:10:25
imagine the building on fire behind that guy.
2:10:28
Unknown: This is fine. Yes. Okay.
2:10:31
Back to drum. Eric Trump concludes his testimony. He said
2:10:34
he wouldn't sign anything that wasn't accurate. The judge has
2:10:38
ruled that he and others fraudulently inflated the value
2:10:42
of his father's assets. Our legal correspondent Arlene
2:10:45
Richards finds out why he signed documents that the judge
2:10:48
believes are fraudulent. Eric
2:10:50
Trump is finished testifying, but he didn't leave the stand
2:10:54
until after the state confronted him with evidence that he signed
2:10:57
off on estimates of some of his father's properties. The state
2:11:01
is trying to establish that Donald Trump's second son was
2:11:04
involved in a scheme to inflate the value of his father's
2:11:07
assets. The younger Trump said he relied on his accountants and
2:11:11
attorneys to ensure those estimates are accurate. Judge
2:11:15
Arthur and Goron has already ruled that the senior Trump and
2:11:19
his two sons fraudulently inflated those assets to win
2:11:22
favorable terms from lenders and insurers. outside of the
2:11:26
courtroom. Eric blasted Attorney General Letitia James, he told
2:11:31
reporters later that James should be an advocate for
2:11:34
businesses like Trump's she
2:11:36
should be an advocate for businesses that pay a lot of
2:11:38
taxes and do great things and meet their commitments and pay
2:11:42
off their debts.
2:11:43
He said she should not advocate for Deutsche Bank. She should
2:11:47
also go
2:11:47
out and fight for the little guys as opposed to try and be an
2:11:49
advocate of Deutsche Bank,
2:11:51
who literally loves us who said we have done absolutely nothing
2:11:54
wrong.
2:11:55
He said Deutsche Bank made hundreds of millions of dollars
2:11:58
from doing business with Trump, something the judge has not
2:12:01
disputed. But the focus of this trial is on how much more money
2:12:05
the bank could have made up for the fraud. Eric said the truth
2:12:09
will come out.
2:12:10
We haven't done a single thing wrong. They're trying to
2:12:12
disqualify my father for 2024. He's leading in all the polls.
2:12:16
His father
2:12:17
posted two words on social media election interference.
2:12:22
Adam Curry: Now, the former New York banker worked at Deutsche
2:12:25
Bank. And years ago we talked about because they did business
2:12:29
with Trump. Then we talked about his head at Trump's a douche,
2:12:33
but we always make good money off of it. I think that's a
2:12:36
direct quote. Yeah, I'm
2:12:38
John C Dvorak: sure that's exactly right. And isn't this
2:12:40
just a
2:12:40
Adam Curry: matter of market pricing best price? Yeah,
2:12:44
John C Dvorak: there's a judge's using like the price that you
2:12:47
that you get from the county and the value of your property. They
2:12:51
did that with Mara Lago Oh, so
2:12:53
Adam Curry: he's gonna say that all right. Okay. Well, Mar a
2:12:55
Lago he said was like $8 million dollars or something? Yeah,
2:13:00
something ridiculous, which is what Trump might have bought it
2:13:03
for. That's very well I
2:13:06
John C Dvorak: don't know whatever he bought it for is
2:13:08
beside the point. The thing is valuable property especially
2:13:10
where it's located. That's I mean, with the devaluation might
2:13:13
be worth a billion it might be worth 2 billion you can't sell
2:13:16
it for 8 million I guarantee to sell quick.
2:13:21
Adam Curry: Now there was a whole report.
2:13:24
John C Dvorak: Now this is just obviously just this is
2:13:26
transparently election interference is no question. No.
2:13:32
And all these other cases, I think the public is wise to it.
2:13:35
And these things are starting to fall apart
2:13:41
Adam Curry: Well, it's a little quiet on the pot on the
2:13:44
political front, there's not a lot of bass
2:13:47
John C Dvorak: because Kennedy's taking themselves out of the
2:13:49
picture at least for now.
2:13:51
Adam Curry: Yeah, they tried to get him with the the UC that
2:13:53
they tried to get him with the with the Lolita Express. That he
2:14:01
flew already. Oh, yeah, he Bromberg. Yes. But here it is.
2:14:06
And this is actually kind of interesting when I read the the
2:14:09
the statement amid mounting curiosity over Kennedy being
2:14:13
listed as one of the passengers on the on Epstein's jet. A
2:14:18
spokesperson for the former Democrat exclusively told
2:14:21
John C Dvorak: Newsweek Wait, wait, stop. Where are you
2:14:23
reading this from?
2:14:25
Adam Curry: I'm read Newsweek and it's and
2:14:27
John C Dvorak: it uses the term former Democrat. Yes. Ah, that's
2:14:32
pretty revealing.
2:14:34
Adam Curry: exclusively told Newsweek that he had quote,
2:14:37
flown one time on Jeffrey Epstein's private plane. It was
2:14:41
in 1993 from New York City to Palm Beach to visit RFK Jr's mom
2:14:46
for Easter. The spokesperson added that the private jet trip
2:14:49
was made possible by Kennedy's then wife, Mary Richard Kennedy,
2:14:54
who was friendly with Epstein's partner at the time, Julian
2:14:57
Maxwell. Now, of course, Mary Kennedy not mentioned in this
2:15:01
report committed suicide after they were years after they were
2:15:05
divorced. But they say Richardson Kennedy passed away
2:15:09
in 2012. That's interesting too. Instead of you know she
2:15:14
committed suicide. Kennedy has been married to Curb Your
2:15:18
Enthusiasm star Cheryl Hines since 2014. Quote Mary Kennedy's
2:15:23
wife and two of their kids were on the flight the representative
2:15:25
said Mary new Epstein's girlfriend julaine Maxwell, who
2:15:29
learned that they were going to Palm Beach for Easter and
2:15:31
offered their family a ride. I never get cool offers like that.
2:15:35
While there has been no evidence to suggest that Epstein's listed
2:15:38
plane passengers were involved in any of his crimes, a number
2:15:42
of social media users have falsely pushed the suggestion
2:15:45
that all those who knew him were in some way complicit well, then
2:15:49
they should also talk about Kamala Harris who was partying
2:15:52
it up with Julian Maxwell so but clearly clearly a
2:15:59
John C Dvorak: lot of the stories that you know the
2:16:00
Kennedy up it relies on stories like this that can be debunked
2:16:08
debunk bubbles so it's so there's a lot of debunking most
2:16:12
of it comes out and it was oh, oh is a bad guy. Oh, it's debunk
2:16:16
Oh, he's a good guy.
2:16:18
Adam Curry: The D bond
2:16:18
John C Dvorak: he was doing his getting a ride I
2:16:20
Adam Curry: think we need a t shirt debunk bubbles. tumtum Dum
2:16:23
Dum
2:16:23
John C Dvorak: so so Kennedy all this stuff is very Oh, he said
2:16:27
this about that. No, no, he never did. Oh, I didn't know.
2:16:30
Okay, well, okay. So there's a lot of this debunk bubbles
2:16:34
around Kennedy. It's like, phase three.
2:16:38
Adam Curry: Well, you better step it up. Maybe just chill
2:16:42
out, maybe chill out until after the Lensky is dead or something.
2:16:46
I'm praying maybe three bunking?
2:16:50
John C Dvorak: You have to you have to assume if it's up if
2:16:57
it's if it comes down there's a reason.
2:17:01
Adam Curry: And with that, I'd like to thank you for your
2:17:03
courage in the morning to you the man who put the sea in the
2:17:06
scary channels ladies and gentlemen say hello to my friend
2:17:08
on the other end the one and only Mr. Johnson
2:17:16
John C Dvorak: in the morning, you have a strong crazy morning
2:17:18
little chips to see in the boots on the ground. The feet in the
2:17:21
air the subs in the water the Dames and the nights out there
2:17:23
and
2:17:23
Adam Curry: in the morning to the future graduates of the no
2:17:26
agenda HD and to our tools in the tool room. Hands up trolls.
2:17:34
Want to Okay, we have 2058 Right now,
2:17:41
John C Dvorak: people bailed out. We must have been boring.
2:17:43
We had
2:17:43
Adam Curry: 2269 About half an hour ago. Yeah.
2:17:47
John C Dvorak: So where were the average on Sunday should be
2:17:49
2400.
2:17:50
Adam Curry: So we lost it with the I guess with the with the
2:17:53
COVID When people heard they could die. Chicken out on
2:17:56
chicken. Yeah, actually,
2:17:57
John C Dvorak: it's not just not uplifting. It's not uplifting. I
2:18:01
have I would say most of our audience has gotten the shot. So
2:18:07
what are you gonna do? I mean, it's you all you're doing is
2:18:09
presenting them with the Doom. It's not good. I'll never do it
2:18:12
again. Now there is some there that we should be what there is
2:18:16
this? Supposedly there's a couple of there's some there's
2:18:22
some natto mid something that is derived from natto. That that
2:18:27
fermented beans that the Japanese eat and a couple of
2:18:31
pills. There's some different kinds of supplements you can
2:18:36
take yourself? Yes.
2:18:39
Adam Curry: Of
2:18:40
John C Dvorak: the
2:18:40
Adam Curry: I will ask. I will ask the ER doctor. I think he
2:18:44
has a protocol.
2:18:46
John C Dvorak: Yeah, there's gotta be protocols and then that
2:18:48
will then people will listen because instead of telling him
2:18:51
they're all gonna die, you're just being like the mainstream
2:18:54
media. I'm horrible. You're horrible. So instead of telling
2:18:59
him that you'd be telling him hey, look at this. Look at that.
2:19:03
Who has some some some links? Yes. Not ha
2:19:09
Adam Curry: bless you. not medical advice, not medical
2:19:12
advice, but God bless you. Do you have COVID
2:19:16
John C Dvorak: Now I gotta sneeze.
2:19:20
Adam Curry: Thank you trolls. We love having you here just about
2:19:22
trolls have been good this morning. For some reason they
2:19:26
just been good. I don't know they not as trollee as usual,
2:19:29
troll more trolls. Now you can become a troll. It's very
2:19:34
simple. Just look for a bridge, go live under it. You're good to
2:19:36
go. Or you can go to troll room.io and become a virtual
2:19:41
troll. And we do that. While we have no agenda stream.com which
2:19:45
is 24 hours a day with all of the best podcasts from around
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Gitmo nation. It truly is the best Podcast Network, a true
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sense of the word because you sit there in the troll room and
2:19:55
you listen to a lot of the shows are live and you just troll like
2:19:59
that. You know what you're talking about. And it feels good
2:20:04
to femoral, you know,
2:20:05
John C Dvorak: that's the voice.
2:20:09
Adam Curry: That's exactly what it is.
2:20:14
John C Dvorak: And the ventriloquist comes out he's
2:20:17
Adam Curry: back, he's back. Episode femoral because it goes
2:20:20
away. You know, that's what's cool about it. It's not like no
2:20:23
agenda social where we have lots of trolls congregating. And
2:20:27
that's just like any other social network algo we're not
2:20:29
people spitting on each other up. And then what happens is,
2:20:33
then they resort to DM Hey, man, you should come down. There's
2:20:38
Easy does it man, don't worry about it.
2:20:41
John C Dvorak: But who's doing that? To who know? Well,
2:20:44
Adam Curry: people get mad at each other. And then other
2:20:46
people will DM those people and say, hey, you know, calm down,
2:20:50
it's not that big a deal. And you know, so they're trying to
2:20:52
console them. Now talk them off the ledge. But, but it's,
2:20:56
John C Dvorak: it's I've never seen that
2:20:58
Adam Curry: not because you don't see the DMS because their
2:21:00
DMS, the private direct messages, you can't see them.
2:21:04
Okay, I think the problem with this is when you have someone
2:21:09
who posts something, and then all the replies have equal
2:21:13
weighting equal weight, so they're the same size, you know,
2:21:16
it looks like an original post.
2:21:18
John C Dvorak: But it'd be like, like Digg, where you get up and
2:21:21
down, voted and then type font changes. And
2:21:26
Adam Curry: I'm just thinking just you can't comment. You can
2:21:28
only post No comments. You just quit. You can post you can't
2:21:32
respond anybody. Oh, that would make more sense. Do you like it?
2:21:37
I see you yelling at people all the time. I'm not
2:21:40
John C Dvorak: yelling at anybody. Okay, now you had to
2:21:46
find it. Okay. I want to see an example next time you see when I
2:21:51
want you to put it aside and then bring it up on the show and
2:21:53
then condemn me. Well, I
2:21:55
Adam Curry: can very easily do it right now. Go Jhansi Devorah.
2:21:58
I will find anything you will the absolute Johnson vorak. I'm
2:22:01
gonna go to posts and replies. Okay. And here we go. Let me
2:22:07
just scroll down a little bit
2:22:19
how does be provocative cross any line? There you go. This one
2:22:23
right there. That's you. That's you yelling
2:22:27
John C Dvorak: and you're listening caps.
2:22:29
Adam Curry: Oh, it has to be in caps. Okay. All right.
2:22:31
John C Dvorak: I just see yelling. I just hear your
2:22:33
Adam Curry: voice when I know your voice. Low. free donuts.
2:22:41
See there it is that yelling again at people about free
2:22:43
John C Dvorak: donors. Yeah.
2:22:47
Adam Curry: Yes, all of the trolls record by the
2:22:50
John C Dvorak: way. Yes. So one of our policemen says me. Some
2:22:57
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts. Get it to the mailbox.
2:23:02
Adam Curry: Oh, how'd they arrive?
2:23:04
John C Dvorak: to rove like they would have it doesn't matter if
2:23:08
they're 10 minutes. unfresh. Or? It could be a month. It's all
2:23:11
the same? Yeah. And then he demanded a D douching. For some
2:23:16
unknown reason. And now. Thanks for the doughnuts. Doughnuts.
2:23:22
Adam Curry: Yeah, well, is that not treasure? Is that not
2:23:24
treasure?
2:23:25
John C Dvorak: I guess he says they're delicious.
2:23:29
Adam Curry: So you should posted a note in the social angrily
2:23:34
post. What did donut angrily that you're not giving him a
2:23:37
deducing? Oh, no,
2:23:39
John C Dvorak: I just said it. Yeah. Okay. He knows he listens.
2:23:42
He knows what he's doing. So
2:23:44
Adam Curry: do you send my portion of the doughnuts to me?
2:23:47
John C Dvorak: Yours the ones that went bad?
2:23:49
Adam Curry: Of course. Yes, the old wine cask. This is a value
2:23:55
for value show. And we've been doing that for 16 years. And I
2:23:59
personally love it. This is the longest job I've ever had. It is
2:24:06
not what I'm paid for what I'm made for. I enjoy it so much.
2:24:10
And that's because we have time, talent and treasure sent back to
2:24:14
us. So the deal is, here's the show twice a week, three hours
2:24:18
minimum sometimes longer, that you enjoy it as long as you want
2:24:22
for whatever you want to do, do whatever you want. And if you
2:24:25
think that it's valuable enough to keep it going then you send
2:24:28
something back to us now a lot of people like to send us talent
2:24:31
and treasure which is very appreciate highly appreciated
2:24:34
because many of these things we could never do. We could never
2:24:37
have artists that supply us with nonstop artwork to choose from
2:24:41
for every single episode that would bankrupt us right there.
2:24:44
Just that one gesture alone. That no agenda social you
2:24:48
kidding me. I had to give that that's a full time job. That's
2:24:50
what Aaron er does. Then he needs you know, he has to take
2:24:53
all kinds of SSRIs and everything and Xanax to stay
2:24:57
calm. So we couldn't have done any of them. We can no agenda
2:25:02
meet ups.com Same thing. We get stories boots on the ground
2:25:06
donuts clips store. I mean everything you can imagine, is
2:25:11
brought to this show from our producers. And we'd like to
2:25:15
thank the artist who brought us the artwork that we chose for
2:25:19
the previous episode and then 1604 We titled that one janky a
2:25:24
lot of people love the title janky is a good word. And and I
2:25:30
think I'm pronouncing his name right this time Matt Boyer. Matt
2:25:33
Boyd air above air Boisvert if you pronounce it, the way it's
2:25:39
written, Matt bow bear brought us the artwork that we we kind
2:25:43
of jumped on right away. There was the two signs the signposts
2:25:47
old school one pointing to the right one pointing to the left
2:25:50
anti Semites 33 miles to the right Islamophobes 33 miles to
2:25:54
the left and it kind of is right up our alley. I guess this is
2:25:58
exactly where we want to be with the show.
2:26:03
John C Dvorak: Yeah, the same was the one I mean there was
2:26:05
there was art that was usable.
2:26:07
Adam Curry: A lot of people had the Fredericksburg Declaration,
2:26:10
which we
2:26:10
John C Dvorak: Yeah, they liked that. I mean, that wasn't going
2:26:12
to happen because we don't have a declaration yet. like kinda
2:26:16
like you know, Darren again goes with the obvious the easiest
2:26:19
thing you need to remember to joke he does the booms there
2:26:22
immediately.
2:26:22
Adam Curry: Jen Psaki with the clown nose was by
2:26:26
John C Dvorak: the way, I will say this the nose should be
2:26:27
bigger. Yeah.
2:26:31
Adam Curry: Lenski in heaven with a Gaddafi No, that's not
2:26:34
happening. That's too much dead stuff. No, that wasn't gonna
2:26:38
happen. Boot jokes. No, no, no boot jokes. That's Ron DeSantis
2:26:43
that's a that's a pool boy joke. We're not going to participate
2:26:46
in that. What else was there anything else that we liked?
2:26:52
John C Dvorak: I thought it was the stop AI with the six fingers
2:26:54
I thought it was cute. But it wasn't gonna be used I also
2:26:58
liked actually did like the Scarah mangas drunk robot which
2:27:03
I just thought was funny. But that was gonna get used probably
2:27:06
died. This This piece was probably the only one that was
2:27:09
going to get
2:27:11
Adam Curry: drunk robot. I did I miss that down
2:27:13
John C Dvorak: near the bottom and it's under Jen Sakis. Red
2:27:16
clown nose. Oh, great.
2:27:17
Adam Curry: Yeah, the drunk robot drinking club. Yes. And
2:27:22
oh, yeah, we did have some. Some Well, this is also Matt Bow Bow
2:27:25
bear. He had a Lenski coke image. Which by itself was a
2:27:31
Lenski with a lot of powder around his nose was
2:27:34
John C Dvorak: funny. Yeah, the powder around his nose was
2:27:36
funny. It was That was good. But but the pile of coke itself was
2:27:41
not artistic. It didn't look like it looked like a small
2:27:44
mountain then to top it off of the polar bear that made no
2:27:47
sense. made no sense.
2:27:49
Adam Curry: I mean, I know we had altered media stamped on it.
2:27:51
But now it's
2:27:54
John C Dvorak: there was too bad. But I do like to have the
2:27:58
Zelinsky face with the powder on his face is very funny.
2:28:05
Adam Curry: If you were to kill switch, there was a Jordan
2:28:09
Peterson with the hideous jacket. Which one one note is
2:28:15
actually mirrored. The blue is on the other side in the red. So
2:28:19
the red and the blue are on the other side on the real jacket.
2:28:22
Man. Did you see amazing Polly about the art conference? No.
2:28:28
John C Dvorak: I haven't seen amazing Polly for almost a year
2:28:31
Adam Curry: she went all the way bedsheets and brought up that
2:28:33
Jerome dude, there was there was some tree from Sweden or
2:28:37
something. He's also high in the organization high up. I mean,
2:28:41
he's a climate change guy. And he's like, you know, climate
2:28:44
change is happening. It's real. But you know, we just want to
2:28:46
make sure we do it responsibly or something like that. You
2:28:49
know, we we don't want to you know, we don't want to make poor
2:28:52
nations even poor with what me what? So they're all in on
2:28:56
climate change now. Weird. Weird. Yeah, she had some pretty
2:29:04
good, pretty good breakdown.
2:29:06
John C Dvorak: Where she's young. She on RUMBLE, RUMBLE
2:29:11
bitch. Shoot.
2:29:13
Adam Curry: I think she's on rumble. I think. Yeah, I don't
2:29:18
know. I hadn't seen her for a while either. Someone sent me a
2:29:20
link. Oh, that's right. I got it from David Icke. David I again,
2:29:24
I've noticed he wasn't invited to ark. He isn't he's not part
2:29:28
of the show. She can't she couldn't know she wanted to do
2:29:31
she connected the Ark thing to she got it all the way to
2:29:36
Candace Owens. And there's a lot of interesting connections with
2:29:40
these people.
2:29:40
John C Dvorak: It's kind of a Yeah, that's one of the best.
2:29:42
She does that better than anyone. Now. I will say she's
2:29:46
always been good at connecting dots that are like, well, that's
2:29:49
kind of far out and then she manages to do it. It's very
2:29:52
difficult to persuade. Oh, see, hear from it that much. They
2:29:55
can't she definitely doesn't do two shows a week. No, no, no,
2:29:59
she doesn't do
2:30:01
Adam Curry: Anyway, we always like to thank our executive and
2:30:05
Associate Executive producers at the top of our donation segment
2:30:09
After thanking, of course, the valley and explaining value for
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value once again, because people need to understand what it is
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and why we do what we do. And that's mainly so we don't have
2:30:17
to have meetings with advertisers, which just make the
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content suck anyway. So that's not going to work. So you have
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to keep us alive. And as long as you do, we'll be here as long as
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we're alive. And you keep us alive. We'll be here. So we look
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at the at the donations from top to bottom and right off the bat
2:30:37
we start with Dan Duchess Chem, keeper of the nutty fluffers no
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stranger to the show. Hubbard Oregon $2,000. And let me read
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her notes because she sent in a typed note in the morning, Adam
2:30:54
and John screw your freedom. Oh, no, that's her jingles what she
2:30:58
wants screw your freedom little girl. Yeah, a our two d two
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cancer karma, please. Yes, we can do that for you. 1000 PhD
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was just too good to pass up. 1000 To go to John and grumpy
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old miner in Tucson. 1000 go to John the grumpy old miner in
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Tucson and I will take one for myself please. Thanks for all
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you to do. You are both invaluable, Dutchess Chem keeper
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of the nutty fluffer so she will have to do two PhD submissions
2:31:27
then right.
2:31:28
John C Dvorak: You have to go to the ring site no agenda
2:31:31
rings.com I guess Yeah. Okay, and there's a there's now a link
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to the putting your data into the filling out a form so you
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get the right name on the Diploma in recommend using your
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name. There's no other word is the diplomas pretty, you know,
2:31:47
straightforward boilerplate Yeah, yes. And we should be
2:31:51
shipping us some tomorrow the big bulk of them be shipped out
2:31:54
on the 15th with the rings calling the J
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Adam Curry: yeah I got a notification that my my diploma
2:32:00
was on its way I'm very excited about
2:32:02
John C Dvorak: that. You got it got it by now I
2:32:03
Adam Curry: thought it may be in the mail I'll check
2:32:07
John C Dvorak: Mail on Sunday.
2:32:08
Adam Curry: Oh here we go. Screw
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Unknown: you freedom
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karma
2:32:21
John C Dvorak: there we have another $1,000 from Sir Grease
2:32:23
Monkey. Fine. Finally. paying my tuition so you will release my
2:32:29
degree. Like any other accredited university, which
2:32:33
we're not no we're not that. This were the no agenda show.
2:32:37
Secondly, full payment of tuition brings me to Baron good.
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I would like to retain my name of Sir Grease Monkey and become
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barren of the Permian Basin.
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Adam Curry: Done, okay. I'll make that happen for Don Vikon
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Steven Dean 1000. And he says, Oh, this is sad. In loving
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memory of Judy Dean, who passed suddenly after tooth surgery on
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1023 23 That's horrible. Yeah,
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John C Dvorak: it could happen to you. She always told me
2:33:10
Adam Curry: she always told me to go back to school and become
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a doctor. Well here you go Mom. Probe whatever works. Probate
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can't probate. Listen to me probate karma please. Vikon
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Stephen dean of the Fox River Valley in Chicago. burbs sorry
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to hear that by Count
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Unknown: you've got karma.
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John C Dvorak: Jennifer Derrick's is up with another
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1000 Happy 16th anniversary she writes ITM if I get a dame name
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please make it Jennifer on the mountain. That's all thanks.
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Adam Curry: Beautiful. Andrew Williams 1000 request douchebag
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check F cancer and jobs karma ITM here's some value for the
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fantastic content produced by everyone and delivered with
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aplomb by the dynamic duo every week. Thank you. PS John. I
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always enjoy the perfectly timed whimsical folly. It always
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brings a smile please Knight me sir socks of the low pressure.
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And he has roundtable request. Westinghouse silver liners and
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Thorn beta fives Do you have any idea what that is? No.
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Unknown: Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs Let's vote for Jobs
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John C Dvorak: got karma I have no idea. Sir layer on another
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1000 out of breath queuing up near the end of the line for my
2:34:44
diploma. The show is still interesting. Thank you. The
2:34:48
stole the show is interesting. And entertaining. After all
2:34:54
these years I've been listening no jingles no karma. Sir Rachael
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Ray has shown that up doped up Faster labor on of the wire grip
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of the wire grass aka Doc Martin PhD,
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Adam Curry: you gotta duck. Anika Weber Parts Unknown 1000
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I'd like to be known as Dame Annika of the Pensacola
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homestead Maga she's from Pensacola. I was hit in the
2:35:20
mouth by my douchebag friend Scott during the pandemic and
2:35:23
can't get enough of your media deconstruction. I've been
2:35:26
holding off on donating because we are still paying for our
2:35:29
house in Tennessee praying to close any day now. However, I
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encountered the number 33 Three times in two days. I knew it was
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time to donate and request some house selling karma while I
2:35:41
placed my trust in God, I figured this can hurt. Thank you
2:35:44
both for all you do. I seriously can't get enough I'm listening
2:35:47
to all your old stuff to on episode 869 swamp of crazy. The
2:35:53
election stuff is fun to relive. Really it's fun to relive.
2:35:59
John C Dvorak: Seems likely. very respectfully Annika Here
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you go. Annika,
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Adam Curry: here's your karma.
2:36:04
Unknown: You've got karma.
2:36:08
John C Dvorak: Okay, now you got Mike Statum Statum and he's in
2:36:12
late in late in Florida and he was in Florida. I've already
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skipped to the Utah Utah and Layton Utah and he wrote whereas
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this is his
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Adam Curry: Yeah, Ph. D. Donation part all
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John C Dvorak: night of Parts Unknown. Okay, it's gonna be the
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nights of Parts Unknown jingles F 35. Karma. Mike's he didn't
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have really much to say so he's got his PhD in there and then a
2:36:41
bunch of other donations listed. So good. Okay. Thanks, Mike. F
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35 Karma.
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Unknown: You've got karma
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John C Dvorak: it's gotten popular, sir. Yes,
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Adam Curry: sir. Tommy Hawk, Iowa City bows your bank doing
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359 In the morning Jen says donation isn't to honor the
2:37:03
passing of Nora Lee Ballmer, who lived 95 years at full throttle.
2:37:08
I love hearing that that's what I want is when I go is like he
2:37:12
lived at full throttle. That's right. The Iowa City area is
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better for having her around. I bet she thanks you for your
2:37:21
courage rest easy Grammy. Sir Tommy Hawk Baron of the
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heartland indeed.
2:37:27
John C Dvorak: To J K in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Go packers is up
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next. Three Three 3.33 needs some house selling karma of the
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goat variety jet guy variety thanks. So you get go goat
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versus jet guy variety. So you got both of them alright, thanks
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gents for all you do sir. J K in Green Bay night of the
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entertaining kerfluffle
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Unknown: you've got
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you've got karma
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Adam Curry: now Bruce Suam. Do we have a note from him? Or is
2:38:08
that just this
2:38:08
John C Dvorak: is a check that came in 23456 I don't have a
2:38:13
note sorry that Bruce usually says something. You've got
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Adam Curry: karma double up karma. I'll do this one
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Harrisburg. This probably guy blows off your spreadsheet. This
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is from sir. Thanks a lot. Mansfield. Texas row ducks.
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2222. It's now official Ashlynn speed that no agenda racer is,
2:38:34
though. Oh my goodness. To do this officially, is the winner
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of the 2023 SCCA Southern Conference Championship in the
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formula. And she actually has no agenda on her car. Yes, cute.
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And today's her 17th birthday. Can you believe that she kicks
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butt on these cars. Happy birthday to my only human
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resource and hope for a future a patriotic Texas proud God
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fearing resourceful and humorous teenager, she seems well on our
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way to all of that. In 2024, she'll be going for the SCCA
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national championship in the very fast and highly competitive
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formula enterprises series. So that's the open open car fast.
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That's the whole point. That's what Formula One is about you
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hotshot, especially if you got a winning driver. By
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John C Dvorak: the way, this girl is going to go far, just
2:40:09
from the karmic aspect of her being named Ashlynn speed. I
2:40:15
mean, please raise
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Adam Curry: her baby. Oh, yeah, no, she has she has Mac's
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written all over her. That
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John C Dvorak: she'll be up there. I think she can do she
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could do f1 I really do. She could do f1 For sure that's
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where she's headed. If you
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please email sponsor at Ashlyn speed.com Thank you for your
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socials. For jingo, Please play the sound you make when driving
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were very proud of it. We're very proud of Ashton. We're very
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very proud of ash and we we've been on racing cars before but
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never on a winner. This is this is great. We're on a when is us
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John C Dvorak: we also on a bike. Yeah, that's true. Wyndham
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in Spring, Texas is up with another row of ducks. 22222 no
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note from him. It came in as a check, back check and so we'll
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give him a double double up karma.
2:41:08
Adam Curry: You've got karma. And as we neared the end of our
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Associate Executive Producers Vincent John Miller in Kailua.
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John C Dvorak: We wrap it up with Linda LAPACK in in
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Adam Curry: She must be doing an A B testing now with her
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Unknown: with her jobs maybe? Maybe maybe not and jobs for
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jobs.
2:42:57
Adam Curry: Y'all crack me up. Thank you so much to our
2:42:59
executive and Associate Executive producers. You're
2:43:01
always coming in big covenant strong and your PhDs are ready
2:43:06
for you. I'll be conducting the ceremony in just a moment along
2:43:10
with the Knights and Dames and title changes. Thank you again
2:43:13
for supporting us here on episode 1605. John's gonna take
2:43:16
us through to the 50s
2:43:18
John C Dvorak: Yeah, we have a few more that Ron Sherman's
2:43:20
leaves us off from Colorado Springs, Colorado. 160 and 40
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cents. John rubbin $100 Rowan pike on her dollars and he has a
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note which you can look at if this douching or anything in
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there. I don't think I have in German in North Tora Mora New
2:43:39
South Wales Australia. 808 as you says he forgot to get
2:43:45
knighted. So I guess he's a bit No, no, hold on a
2:43:48
Adam Curry: sec. No. You said Ivan. His name is David.
2:43:52
John C Dvorak: Did I say Ivan?
2:43:53
Adam Curry: I think you did. Wow. Yeah, that's concerning.
2:43:58
Now did we did we forget him what happened? But no.
2:44:01
John C Dvorak: Need to tell us his night name or something?
2:44:04
That's his fault.
2:44:05
Adam Curry: He's not a black knight. Now er, keep up the
2:44:08
brilliant he wants
2:44:09
John C Dvorak: to be a black knight like you did like many
2:44:11
others. It has to be our mistake. Yeah, so
2:44:13
Adam Curry: he will be Sir David callsign Barney Jarman,
2:44:16
protector of the Aussie pilots. You got it? Christian
2:44:20
John C Dvorak: growl Grealish relation we got Ivan from I
2:44:26
don't know ma'am. What is it What are you drinking relish in
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Blake lend the Florida 808 Birthday donation we got you.
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the Archduke of Luna lover American moves and he has 1605
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Boob donation he has he's lost his ability to add to Asia he
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Adam Curry: ran out of melons.
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John C Dvorak: Sir herb lamb and Sugar Hill Georgie never used
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headlamps by the way. 808 you He's also
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Adam Curry: now he's back. He was overboard due to work but
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he's catching up. All right, welcome back Duke with the deep
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John C Dvorak: oh eight and welcome to Duke of the South.
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50 And he starts off the $50 donors. I'll just rattle them
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there. Qu i n t e r o x Brian Tannum ensure view Minnesota Sir
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Sandra fell I Ichi Kanagawa in San Francisco. Cory Jackson in
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Waterton, Tennessee and then I believe he's in Oklahoma City,
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Brett Farrell wraps it up with $50 donations want to thank all
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Unknown: We go out yet people in the mouth
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Adam Curry: Well, what do you know we have a very important
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birthday which took place yesterday Mimi Smith, the Lorax
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celebrated Happy Birthday Mimi thinks a lot which is his only
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we're all celebrating your success and your Birthday Sir
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don't want to be induced and you heard him earlier sir
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Greasemonkey came in and I guess he's going to have a PhD so he
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came in hard and heavy and receives a title change at the
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same time. He now will be known as Sir Grease Monkey Baron of
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the Permian Basin. And we thank you also for your support of the
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no agenda show now it's time to get those PhD graduates have
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appeared Duchess Kim, keep up the nutty fluffers John the
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grumpy old minor sir Greasemonkey Vikon Steven Dean,
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Jennifer Derrick's Andrew Williams sir layer on Annika
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Weber and Mike Staton welcome new no agenda, PhDs to the
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society of learned persons. The path to this high academic
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earner for some of you has been a long if not costly one. Some
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of the price bid has been paid by your hard earned wisdom and
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in some other ways but today is not an end. It is only a
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Beginning from this point forward, go forth and spread the
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no agenda word far and wide. We will not be silenced. We will
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not be deterred. The truth is go out and find
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John C Dvorak: out what do you think getting there, you're
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getting there. I'm working on.
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Adam Curry: Congratulations, go to no agenda rings.com That's
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that'll make it look just as real as it actually is. Don't be
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too jokey about it. And of course, that is also the website
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where we can get our rings for our nights in our games, and we
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have two days and three nights so John, if you can give me your
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John C Dvorak: guy got my two three night blade
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Adam Curry: and a glamour agenda for Derek's David Jarman, Mike
2:50:50
Staton and Andrew Williams all of you are up on the podium here
2:50:53
and because you are about to be knighted Knights and Dames of
2:50:57
the no agenda roundtable I'm very proud to pronounce the Cade
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the as daemonic of the Pensacola homestead Dame Jennifer of the
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mountains. Sir David callsign Barney Jarman, protector of the
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Aussie pilots night of parts unknown for Mike Staton and Sir
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socks of the low pressure for you. We have hookers and blow
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red boys and Chardonnay, also Westinghouse silver liners and
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Thorn beta fives along with that beer and blondes, finesse lemon
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and Rosae cases and Saki Baca, Manila bong hits and bourbon,
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sparkling
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Unknown: cider s for ginger ale and dribbles. And of
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Adam Curry: course, the mutton and Mead.
2:51:31
John C Dvorak: Right went I also think there's somebody, I have
2:51:35
to explain this, but John Monaco donated $50.33, and he should be
2:51:40
on this list down which list the main spreadsheet. Oh, okay.
2:51:46
Adam Curry: All right. Good. I'm glad you cleared that up.
2:51:49
John C Dvorak: So I have to make go good. All right, so
2:51:50
Adam Curry: our new Knights and Dames go to no agenda rings.com
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They have you may be going there already for your PhD. That you
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can see our handsome Damon Knight rings. And along with
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that, once you enter your ring size, there is a ring sizing
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guide on the website and your address. We'll send that off to
2:52:06
you with the wax to seal your important correspondence and of
2:52:09
course, the certificate of authenticity so you can always
2:52:12
show people that it is for real. Thank you again, everybody.
2:52:15
Thank you so much for supporting us and keeping the no agenda
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train on the tracks. No one
2:52:27
well, oddly, oddly, there is no reports no meetup reports. But
2:52:31
we do have meetups taking place today in Central Florida, the
2:52:34
Central Florida meetup. Well, that is well underway at
2:52:38
hourglass brewing in Longwood, Florida. Hello, everybody hope
2:52:41
they're listening. on Wednesday. The killjoy meetup takes place
2:52:44
killjoy dare to have fun five o'clock at barleys Taproom and
2:52:47
pizzeria in Knoxville Tennessee. We have the oh that's no break.
2:52:51
No break is hosting that is he's the only guy that had like he
2:52:54
post pictures of cool muscle cars. Let me see. That's the Oh
2:53:00
yeah. Then I promised I would pre promote the November 18. The
2:53:04
seventh northwest Houston meetup. That'll be in the 18th
2:53:07
at Wakefield crowbar in Houston. And man, if you look at the
2:53:12
calendar, we have a lot does it go through Christmas almost
2:53:15
December 16th. Cincinnati, Ohio we see see New Mexico we have
2:53:20
bear handled and Netherlands on the 12th. We've got Fort Wayne,
2:53:24
Indiana and we have oh yes, of course there's November 18
2:53:28
Sunset Valley. I'll be bringing the keeper along with me. And
2:53:32
also we will both be at the Indy meetup on December 4. Hey,
2:53:36
there's one in Brooklyn on the ninth. I can't wait to hear a
2:53:38
meet up report from that one. These are the no agenda meetups.
2:53:42
If you've never been to a meet up, well, then you're missing
2:53:45
out. You're only getting half of the show. Really? Just a portion
2:53:49
of the show you need to go meet some of your fellow producers. I
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guarantee you you will not be disappointed if you're
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disappointed let me know I'll refund you your money which
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can't be done because it's free. No agenda meetups.com go there
2:54:00
to find out if you can't find one near you start one yourself
2:54:03
it's easy it's always a party and you
2:54:06
Unknown: go hang out with all day long be triggered
2:54:18
Adam Curry: everybody feels the same. Like a pie
2:54:30
see, I have four ISOs for some reason I wind up with four you
2:54:34
want to do yours first.
2:54:38
John C Dvorak: Let's hear yours. Okay,
2:54:40
Unknown: I find that more trustworthy I don't know about
2:54:45
that one.
2:54:45
Adam Curry: How about this one? I don't need a detective I need
2:54:48
to keep her How about this one? Here we go.
2:54:53
Unknown: Oh
2:54:57
John C Dvorak: that one got left on me.
2:54:58
Unknown: This is my favorite me lalalala fingers and ears
2:55:04
John C Dvorak: all right, I got two. Okay.
2:55:08
Unknown: All back. It's time to fall back. Okay,
2:55:13
John C Dvorak: that's pretty good celebration of the stupid
2:55:15
same
2:55:16
Adam Curry: thing elitist time change. Okay. And then here's
2:55:19
John C Dvorak: my favorite. Oh, yeah.
2:55:21
Adam Curry: Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, these are all good. Let me just
2:55:26
let me see if the contenders are
2:55:27
Unknown: here we go. Oh, oh yeah, it's time to fall back.
2:55:34
Adam Curry: I think we have to do fall back. I mean, you just
2:55:36
can't get around that it's perfect for the timing is right.
2:55:39
Yeah. It
2:55:40
John C Dvorak: is probably the best one call though. I think a
2:55:43
combination of yours and Oh, yeah. Would be good.
2:55:47
Adam Curry: Oh, hold on a second. Let me see how that
2:55:49
works. So mine first. Yeah. Which one? The
2:55:54
John C Dvorak: hip, the guy making them when it cracks me
2:55:56
up.
2:55:56
Adam Curry: Here we go. Oh, no, no, no. It doesn't work. It's
2:56:03
too long. Now. We'll do yours. We'll
2:56:05
John C Dvorak: do your roll back is fine. Fall back. It's
2:56:07
Adam Curry: no, it's beyond fine. It's great.
2:56:09
Unknown: It's great.
2:56:11
John C Dvorak: It's appropriate.
2:56:13
Adam Curry: Just I wanted to play one little clip here. Just
2:56:16
to show how often children are used for political means I
2:56:22
should say abused
2:56:26
John C Dvorak: is a lot to do with hitting the never ending
2:56:29
theme of the show. Yes,
2:56:30
Adam Curry: we have. Well, now we have just who? Who kills
2:56:34
whose children? worser. That's what's going on right now. We
2:56:39
had Greta Greta tune very, very worst. We had the throwing the
2:56:44
babies out of the incubators. Remember that one? Yeah. Yep.
2:56:48
Now,
2:56:49
John C Dvorak: but don't forget the crying teenagers that are
2:56:52
crying over climate change? Well, yes. Public? Yes.
2:56:55
Adam Curry: Let's go back to 1999. Now this is before we
2:57:02
really had well, we didn't have global warming. We didn't have
2:57:06
climate change. We had the hole in the ozone. Do you remember
2:57:11
that jar, the hole in the ozone. And that was going to kill us.
2:57:16
And this. And this is the girl who is known as the girl who
2:57:20
silenced the world for five minutes. She's from Canada. Her
2:57:25
name is? Forget her last name. She's Suzuki. Her dad is an
2:57:30
elite was an elite up there and that can the Navia but we don't
2:57:33
talk about that because she paid for her own trip, I think was
2:57:37
Brazil or something where they had this meeting. And they show
2:57:40
all all the whole of the elites just looking like ah well yes,
2:57:45
she has no future see if you can spot the similarities between
2:57:49
Greta and all the other children abused for the global elite.
2:57:59
Unknown: Hello, I'm seven Suzuki speaking for eco the
2:58:02
environmental children's organization, where a group of
2:58:05
12 and 13 year olds trying to make a difference. For NASA SETI
2:58:10
Morgan Geisler, Michelle Quig, and me. We've raised all the
2:58:15
money to come here ourselves, to come 5000 miles to tell you
2:58:20
adults, you must change your ways. Coming up here today, I
2:58:25
have no hidden agenda. I am fighting for my future. Losing
2:58:31
my future is not like losing an election, or a few points on the
2:58:35
stock market. I am here to speak for all generations to come. I
2:58:42
am here to speak, speak on behalf of the starving children
2:58:46
around the world whose cries go on heard. I'm here to speak for
2:58:51
the countless animals dying across this planet because they
2:58:54
have nowhere left to go. I am afraid to go out in the sun now,
2:59:01
because of the holes in our ozone. I'm afraid to breathe the
2:59:05
air because I don't know what chemicals are in it. I used to
2:59:10
go in. I used to go fishing in Vancouver, my home with my dad.
2:59:15
until just a few years ago, we found the fish full of cancers.
2:59:21
And now we hear of animals and plants going extinct every day,
2:59:26
vanishing forever. In my life, I have dreamt of seeing the great
2:59:32
herds of wild animals, jungles and rainforests full of birds
2:59:36
and butterflies. But now I wonder if they will even exist
2:59:41
for my children to see. Did you have to worry of these things
2:59:46
when you were my age? All this is happening before eyes and yet
2:59:51
we act as if we have all the time we want and all the
2:59:55
solutions
2:59:58
John C Dvorak: when I was a kid We had to jump under a desk did
3:00:02
sorry didn't get blowed up by a nuke
3:00:07
Adam Curry: dropping cover dropping
3:00:09
John C Dvorak: break, so she'd be in her 30s mid 30s Now Is she
3:00:13
dead? Do we know?
3:00:16
Adam Curry: No she I think she's in her 40s Now she the mid to
3:00:19
late 30s No she's not dead. And and you know the existential you
3:00:23
know? I don't know of any how many animals went away are we in
3:00:27
the Sixth Extinction where's she should be a part of extinction
3:00:31
rebellion she should be leading it but no no such luck they
3:00:39
always use the children always but works yeah, but it's it's
3:00:46
it's so different works well.
3:00:48
Unknown: What's so disingenuous
3:00:49
Adam Curry: every single time that's all
3:00:52
John C Dvorak: we talk about as this in this genuine Unison
3:00:56
Adam Curry: genuine entity. Genuine a disingenuous
3:01:00
disingenuous entity. Yeah, alright everybody that's it. We
3:01:05
hope you enjoyed your media deconstruction don't worry about
3:01:08
it. Go outside sniff the air. Oh, no, you can't because you
3:01:12
know the chemical is gonna kill you don't go out in the sun
3:01:16
might burn you to death. Just go outside. Enjoy everything. Enjoy
3:01:20
your family. Enjoy your ball. Throw a ball. Stay off the
3:01:25
social networks for the rest of your Sunday will Yeah. Phantom
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Ville. Sir Michael Anthony and Tom Stark where they're all part
3:01:35
of our end of show mixes for today. And up next we've got
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Missy
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I'm not sure I thought we had beer balderdash and some melts.
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Yes. Beer bourbon and balderdash that coming up next on no agenda
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stream if you're in the troll room troll room.io coming to you
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from the heart of the Texas hill country here in FEMA Region
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number six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry, from
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John C Dvorak: Northern Silicon Valley, where we may actually
3:02:08
have some showers in the next day or two. But it will be
3:02:11
showers I'm John Seymour. We return
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Adam Curry: on Thursday please join us then we'll be right here
3:02:16
on no agenda. Till then adios Mufasa who we who we and such
3:02:35
bomb isn't going away stay columns to the left of
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Unknown: Kevin Davis
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started with the nest
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it's November and you know what that means. discounts on
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leftover Halloween Candy Yum, just in time for National
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Diabetes month was not on purpose. Anyway, eating candy is
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a fun and effective way to develop Type Two Diabetes.
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According to Joe Biden, one in 10 Americans has diabetes and
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one in five of them don't even know they're diabetic. The CDC
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says that diabetes can lead to infections, heart disease,
3:04:00
kidney failure and so much more. All of these can help to fight
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climate change through population control. Diabetics
3:04:07
also helped the economy boosting profits for industries from
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health care to processed food. Do your part this November by
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eating more sugars and processed foods avoiding exercise and of
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course taking more insulin and other medications.
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Unfortunately, type two diabetes can be reversed. So the futures
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of Big Pharma and big food depend on the choices you make
3:04:30
today. Happy National Diabetes month.
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It's daylight savings time. It's my least favorite holiday kills
3:04:38
people
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the first country to actually have daylight savings and
3:04:41
standardized across the country was actually Germany or the
3:04:44
German Empire to be more precise during World War One.
3:04:47
Scott Harding is one of many growers dependent on daylight to
3:04:50
get the job done. You
3:04:52
have to quit that much soon. You have to everything pick up this
3:04:55
sunshine Protection Act which would end the changing of the
3:04:59
clock. Once and for all, our goal as we spring forward this
3:05:02
weekend. We're not going to have to fall back in the fall if
3:05:06
we get our air bill passed in the daylight savings makes this
3:05:09
a whole more complex thing to work out. Daylight Saving Time.
3:05:12
That's what I check the firewood, change the back,
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change the phone for Wi Fi
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