September 19th, 2024 • 3h 19m
Shownotes
Every new episode of No Agenda is accompanied by a comprehensive list of shownotes curated by Adam while preparing for the show. Clips played by the hosts during the show can also be found here.
Exploding Devices
Pager data and SDRs BOTG
Hi Adam
I've been playing with SDR and pager signals for the past couple of weeks.
just giving you some info if you have not looked at this as a HAM
Pager data is sent in the clear in bursts on set frequencies (for each
provider) using the POCSAG or Flex protocols
So a state actor could easily setup there own transmitter with something
like a laptop- HackRF one and a power amplifier and send a command code
to the modified pagers.
pretty likely that there is a pin they can make high with a minor mod to
the firmware like a spare led out.
So no need to send though the service provider , the exploding walkie
talkies backs up my theory
as it is illegal.
Mark
Lebanon Pager Model
The model of pager seems to be a Gold Apollo AP 900 GP device.
quite modern. But powered by a AAA cell so no lipo thermal runaway as reported and if the correct device (most pagers still use AAA's).
Lebanon: Boots on the ground
Hey Adam,
My
brother is currently in Beirut trying to sell his stuff and wrap up a
couple of things before he moves to a more stable country nearby.
He thought that Israel had just bombed Beirut but realized it was just their jets breaking the sound barrier.
I thought you might find our conversation interesting. Let me know if you can’t see the screenshots for some reason.
My
brother has been living in Lebanon for several years. He moved there
just a few months before the port explosion. He said a lot of younger
Lebanese wish that Israel would take over just so they would have
financial stability. Many of the older generation are war mongers.
You
are only allowed to withdraw so much money from your bank account each
day. One woman’s sister had cancer so she got a gun, went to her bank
and withdrew as much as they would give her and fled to a different
country. There are many similar stories.
When
I visited Lebanon February 2023 I could see bullet holes in the walls
of many banks. It was a very surreal country to visit. You can see the
country used to be wealthy but it’s all fallen into disarray. Many areas
in sidewalks or medians that had flowers or trees are completely
overgrown. Street lights are left off due to lack of electricity. Large
holes in the road filled with random items like cones or trees to help
people avoid driving into them.
Into the light movie
[ ] Psy ops
[ ] Feedback loops
[ ] Create feeling of hopelessness
[ ] 5th generation warfare
[ ] Elon bout a military grade weapon
Ryan Wesley Routh
Trump shooter is showing us the evils of The System
Netherlands Helsinki Institute and Ryan Routh
Diddystein
Is an investor in X (part of the 44 billion)
The Jeffrey Epstein client list consists of many of the same sexual predators and pedophiles in Diddy’s ring! Diddy ties to Epstein and his case will lead to many others who are Epstein clients and co-conspirators.
Diddy & Kamala back in her Willy Brown days
Boeing
Boeing Strike BOTG
Update from work: Initially, our senior managers arregonetly didn’t believe the strike would last beyond the weekend. On Friday morning, they essentially told the entire supply chain management division it was "business as usual!" However, by the end of the day, they started to consider what to do in case the union continues striking for an extended period. Given the tactics they want us to go with tt's absurd to see how unprepared our leadership is to handle a crisis like this.
Regarding the strike's duration, my supervisor, who is more pro-union, spoke with some of the union members. They mentioned they don’t plan to return until the new year. From what I’ve heard about the contract clauses, Boeing has around 50 days after the delivery date to submit the plane before penalties start kicking in. There are also strike clauses for protection. I’d need to re-confirm this with my comrades in contracting, but I’m fairly certain there are provisions like that when setting up a plane purchase. So, if the union wants to hurt Boeing, they can but it’s hard to imagine the strike lasting that long. It’s incredibly taxing on the workers, and after 30 days, the loss of wages and healthcare becomes a serious issue. No Kidding.
Apparently, during the 2008 strike, corporate employees who had previously trained as machinists returned to the factory floor to continue building planes. However, given Boeing’s recent blunders, I doubt they’ll want to entertain that idea with the FAA breathing down their neck.
Climate Change
Elon X - Military Grade Weapons
Brazil elections are coming - Elon trolling for that
Ukraine vs Russia
Ukraine is an acquisition target in the Global Corporate battle
EU wants to acquire, as does Russia
Election 2024
Electoral College BOTG
ITM AC & John,
The Electoral College has morphed considerably over time.
Each state gets Electors based upon the number of representatives, plus senators for each state in Congress (for Presidential elections, D.C. is considered a state, with 3 reps, no sen.).
So, 435 representatives, 100 senators, plus 3 reps for D.C., totals 538; thus 270 electors are required to win (one must win a majority, so 269, at exactly 50%, isn’t good enough).
John’s point that small states like it so big states can’t dominate was somewhat true initially (when DE and RI had 1 rep. & 2 sen. and 1st Congress had 59 reps & 26 sen means 59/(59+26) = 69% reps, 31% sen), but not so true today. Today, 435 reps plus 3 D.C. Electors, and 100 sen = 81% reps, 19% sen. So, some advantage, but not a lot—especially since the winning candidate usually does win the national popular vote.
Each state determines how electors are selected (they **_cannot_** be federal office holders), U.S. Const., art II, §1, cl. 2.
Originally, each elector voted how he wished.
Today, Electors vote on a winner takes all for his/her state (with the exceptions of ME and NE, it is the Electoral College after all).
Technically, Electors can vote as they please, but 33 states and D.C. have laws against “faithless electors”. To date, over 99% of Electors have voted faithfully. Of the < 1% who voted “faithlessly”, about 40% didn’t vote for their candidate because he died; Horace Greely 1872, James Sherman, 1912. To date, no faithless voters have affected a Presidential election outcome.
Thus, today, it’s not that the Electoral College so substantially favors small states that it can readily result in a candidate winning the popular vote, but losing the Electoral College.
Instead, the reason a candidate can lose the popular election, but win the Presidency is because the loser wins big in the popular election for the states s/he wins, but only loses by a small popular-vote margin in states s/he loses. Thus, the popular winning votes grand total is > the popular losing votes grand total. But in that circumstance, the Electors, in a winner-takes-all vote, don’t reflect such a popular voting pattern.
E.g., 2016, Clinton had 65.9 million votes to Trump’s 63.0 million; a diff. of 2.9 million. But, she won CA 8.8 million vs. 4.5 million, a diff of 4.3 million—well over the 2.9 million overall national diff. due to just CA alone.
Thus, with the winner-takes-all process, the “swing” states are crucial, since the winner takes all the Electoral College votes, but only wins by a small difference in the popular vote.
Clear as mud…
L&L,
cjh
The System
Ukraine is an acquisition target in the Global Corporate battle
EU wants to acquire, as does Russia
NoKo
NoKo Abductions BOTG
Boots on the ground.
John and Adam,
In regards to North Korea abducting foreigners, this is well known throughout Asia.
In 2004, I was an English teacher in mainland China. That same year, a young American named David Louis Sneddon went missing. North Korea was the prime suspect.
Many struggle to understand why North Korea would kidnap foreigners. The common theory for why they’d abduct Americans is so they could use them as English teachers. I always found this theory to be a little over the top. They could just get a good English textbook or watch videos, for heavens sake!
There was, however, a more sinister theory circulating among the Chinese at the time. According to them, these abductees are being used as breeding stock. In David’s case, he was likely taken to North Korea and paired with another white American abductee (a female) then forced to have kids. Those unfortunate children were then raised to be North Korean spies and placed somewhere in America as young adults. To me this sounds more likely than abducting English teachers.
In 2004, I was a strong young man living in the same area where David was abducted. I was prime breeding stock! His story impacted me because that could have easily been me who was abducted. For many years afterwards, I lived life constantly looking over my shoulder waiting to be abducted by the North Koreans! The problem was, I couldn’t tell who was Chinese and who was Korean! They all look the same to me!
Anyway, it’s a terrifying thought to know that somewhere in America is a white North Korean diligently working their way up through the ranks to take public office or to get into one of the alphabet agencies.
Good luck on your pronoun journey.
Emperor White Wang
