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Saturday October 27th for a live concert with Angie B and Love Spirals at 7 p.m. on Poncho Island. 01:13.000 --> 01:15.000 What can I do to help? 01:15.000 --> 01:16.000 Hmm. 01:16.000 --> 01:17.000 Can you choose the show? 01:17.000 --> 01:18.000 Sure, happy. 01:18.000 --> 01:20.000 Do we forget something? 01:20.000 --> 01:21.000 Oh yeah. 01:21.000 --> 01:22.000 Do you want to curry? 01:22.000 --> 01:24.000 Delta shared Charlie. 01:24.000 --> 01:25.000 Six. 01:25.000 --> 01:26.000 Seven. 01:26.000 --> 01:27.000 Six. 01:28.000 --> 01:31.000 With 15 bags, a splinter stuck in our pants. 01:31.000 --> 01:32.000 Sugar. 01:32.000 --> 01:35.000 And 15 bags of toilet paper hanging from our cracks. 01:35.000 --> 01:38.000 We don't need no sticking sugar. 01:38.000 --> 01:40.000 I'd like to think I'd like. 01:40.000 --> 01:43.000 Particularly chicken footier scary. 01:46.250 --> 04:56.250 [ Music ] 05:05.500 --> 05:08.500 All the kids have talkin' about them all, and never after 05:08.500 --> 05:14.740 music network baby baby you might have heard about them on fly post to our brand new 05:14.740 --> 05:20.900 trans intercontinental office music show flypostor.podshow.com if not 05:27.540 --> 05:29.540 bring it home 05:29.540 --> 05:49.780 the show everybody how you doing it's Monday it's going to be another crazy busy week 05:49.780 --> 05:53.620 whether or not too nice today although certainly doable for flying and of course 05:53.620 --> 05:58.420 that's my link to talking about the weekend for the first time and I'm going to say 05:58.420 --> 06:04.340 a couple months I had a full two-day weekend where I didn't necessarily have to do any 06:04.340 --> 06:08.900 podshow related business of course that means I have to catch up on a couple things more 06:08.900 --> 06:13.700 because it's stuff that I could have done over the weekend but really took advantage of just 06:13.700 --> 06:21.940 of the beautiful weather we had here it was utterly stunning clear skies sun almost no wind 06:21.940 --> 06:29.140 which means just perfect perfect conditions temperature was fresh fresh fresh crisp is what I 06:29.140 --> 06:34.580 wanted to say very you know that crispy feeling you get near and on Saturday there was a kind of 06:34.580 --> 06:40.820 an ad hoc organized fly in on the island white wind commander William and the number of his clients 06:40.820 --> 06:46.180 actually all who have aircraft that he maintains decided to go hang out and have a quick lunch and 06:46.180 --> 06:50.980 he came in in the this is the next aircraft I want all man hold on let me just adjust my 06:50.980 --> 06:55.700 mic stand here it's I don't know for some reason maybe it's weather related but we started 06:55.700 --> 07:00.900 slipping a little bit there we go maybe if I change the center of gravity there we go that's better 07:02.980 --> 07:10.180 he came in in a brand new like a hundred hours on this thing King Air 90 GT which is 07:10.900 --> 07:15.380 I was just salivating that what a fantastic aircraft this has got to be my upgrade 07:15.620 --> 07:21.380 it's about uh 10 times the expense of the current one I have but mm well man if I had some time 07:21.380 --> 07:26.980 to fly it I certainly would so that was great to flying the Delta Sierra down it's only a short 07:26.980 --> 07:33.620 flight it's like 20 minutes more or less and I was I was the first one so of course I went in for 07:33.620 --> 07:37.620 the perfect landing thinking those guys would be there at 12 o'clock and I landed like 12 o'clock 07:37.620 --> 07:42.420 three beautiful and there was no one there to see it so the question is did it really happen 07:43.300 --> 07:48.580 um so that was that that was fun you know it was real airplane hangar talk bullshitting about and 07:48.580 --> 07:53.860 then I took off back home had a nice Saturday evening we'll talk about some of Saturday later on 07:53.860 --> 07:59.220 in the show but of course there was the rugby world finals cup that I did watch 08:00.420 --> 08:06.500 and as I said we'll talk about that in a little bit then Sunday I convinced my bride to come with me 08:06.580 --> 08:13.060 also to the island white to the infamous crab in lobster pub which up until I think two o'clock 08:13.060 --> 08:18.420 in the afternoon they serve the most fantastic crab and lobster dishes it's well known 08:18.420 --> 08:25.140 certainly to uh to aviators this is a fantastic destination and so we decided to fly it out 08:25.140 --> 08:31.460 and you know I love having the lady Patricia sitting next to me up front it's uh first of all 08:31.460 --> 08:37.540 so much more attractive than the captain Dan or anyone else who's been up front but it was 08:37.540 --> 08:42.740 it was great just the two of us beautiful flight you know flew in we took a quick it's like a five 08:42.740 --> 08:49.780 minute camera ride from the airfield to uh to the crab and lobster pub we had a great lunch really 08:49.780 --> 08:56.340 leisurely took our time sat outside while eating while looking out over at that point basically the ocean 08:56.900 --> 09:02.180 uh as the vantage point where we were sitting and uh and then so I want to told us that we could 09:02.180 --> 09:07.460 actually walk back to the airfield along the cliff right above the beach and so we did that but 09:07.460 --> 09:12.660 it was really nice about a 35 40 minute walk and it was as I said the conditions were great so 09:12.660 --> 09:21.700 even though it was cold and you know kind of uh yeah crisp fresh fresh fresh fresh we you know 09:21.700 --> 09:26.100 we kind of warmed up and it was a it was fantastic actually bummed out we didn't bring along the dog 09:26.100 --> 09:33.220 as small as he is I'm sure he would have enjoyed that and then departed did a nice circuit all 09:33.220 --> 09:39.300 around the aisle of white at low level so about about a thousand feet so we could really you know 09:39.300 --> 09:44.660 get a good look at it and then and then flew home back to pharaohs now this was about three 09:44.660 --> 09:51.300 thirty quarter to four and even though the wind was pretty much variable and very very light 09:51.380 --> 09:55.940 uh runway two four was in use now they do the switch this around four clock in the afternoon 09:55.940 --> 10:01.700 and I'll tell you what that is if there's no significant uh wind um because you're coming in 10:01.700 --> 10:09.140 basically in a south westernly uh in fact uh in a in a in a westernly uh direction a runway two four 10:09.140 --> 10:14.740 zero so you're flying to that direction which is uh west which of course is directly into the sun 10:14.740 --> 10:19.380 and so often uh obviously at the end of the day if there's no significant wind they'll put 10:19.380 --> 10:24.340 on zero six the other direction so you don't have this sun glaring in your eyes so you know to make 10:24.340 --> 10:29.060 this landing uh it's pretty gnarly uh because also there's all kinds of bugs and shit on your 10:29.060 --> 10:33.460 wind shield and void if they look dirty then when the sun is shining directly on it so it took 10:33.460 --> 10:38.820 some real uh concentration to land smoothly and it was funny because you know so put it down nice 10:38.820 --> 10:43.940 and smooth you know little plows there from the lady pea and then like wow it was I so concentrated 10:43.940 --> 10:49.140 that my mouth like started to smell like shit and yeah I did one of those are breathing to your hand 10:49.140 --> 10:54.340 things and we're still on the runway right rolling out as we're taxing to vacate the runway 10:54.340 --> 11:02.340 I'm like what is that and the smell was so bad it was a really putrid acid acidic like 11:02.340 --> 11:08.660 puke smell and uh and so I got on the radio and I said hey man I don't I don't know what's going on 11:08.660 --> 11:14.180 but it really really smells bad down here on the runway and the tower came back and said well 11:14.260 --> 11:20.420 we've had no other reports so obviously it's you of course it was some kind of manure that 11:20.420 --> 11:24.820 they were putting in the field next door but it was so funny that actually like god man I need 11:24.820 --> 11:31.060 to tick that real quick I smell really bad from this landing anyway so uh onto the current order 11:31.060 --> 11:36.340 of the day brand new week as I said gonna be very very very very busy particularly with Wednesday 11:36.340 --> 11:42.340 show uh Republican candidate Ron Paul uh Dr. Ron Paul will be on this program will be interviewing 11:42.660 --> 11:48.500 Wednesday afternoon UK time so uh sometime in your late morning early afternoon in the US you'll be able 11:48.500 --> 11:52.740 to listen to it very excited about it and of course would love to have all kinds of questions that 11:52.740 --> 11:57.300 that you have come up with send them in and of course you know the protocol by now you you say something 11:57.300 --> 12:01.620 serious and then you get to F. Me off you know F. You said that it's a lot of Steven San Francisco this 12:01.620 --> 12:05.540 is never gonna make it on the show but listen yeah so you say kind of cycle calls up and tells 12:05.540 --> 12:10.340 you about fun go on and fuck you and that's not true the spell is definitely there and actually 12:10.340 --> 12:16.900 me I'm an Italian American it means go do ass really basically do ask whatever you want to do 12:16.900 --> 12:22.740 some long as life but he's saying it like a Northerner and the Northerners as we all know the blonde 12:22.740 --> 12:27.780 hair and the blue eyes are really Southern Germans let's say they're Swiss guys you move south and 12:27.780 --> 12:34.980 whatever they speak sort of Italian but true Italian we're talking about Roman self you don't you know 12:35.620 --> 12:43.780 like an American you'd say song well thank you not fast on cool though it's fun cool not pure ass 12:44.580 --> 12:51.460 so fuck you out of glory it's ongoing I learned something new every day don't we 12:52.980 --> 13:00.420 hey just miss checkin back in he's been real busy setting up the uh the crazy pianos dueling piano bar 13:00.420 --> 13:04.500 in Nashville I think it's going really well from what I understand I couldn't be happier and 13:04.500 --> 13:09.540 I'm really bummed that I missed that to recent to pocho sales trip to Nashville because I really 13:09.540 --> 13:14.180 would have liked to check it out but I'm sure that'll happen the future Jeff is back and he's helping 13:14.180 --> 13:16.180 out as usual 13:31.940 --> 13:36.980 both numbers on the website at data source code dark I am curry glenia from Cape Town South Africa and I 13:36.980 --> 13:42.740 must say I'm so proud to be a South African you just have no idea what that must be feeling like 13:42.820 --> 13:51.460 right now and I'm sure this clip will make England weep and every South African around the world 13:51.460 --> 13:57.940 feel absolutely proud with joy yeah so and so there's like one minute clip that I'm just going to 13:57.940 --> 14:04.500 talk over here for a second of the the final I guess final 10 to yeah five to 10 minutes of the world 14:04.500 --> 14:12.180 cup rugby which was held in France it was the United Kingdom England I should say versus South Africa 14:12.260 --> 14:17.540 and I watched the whole game we got admit a couple of reasons for that one is of course 14:17.540 --> 14:24.020 a jake or Christina's a bow to sure is a rugby player and you know I've been watching a couple 14:24.020 --> 14:28.420 games or a little bit and I've been asking some questions and you know so now I know what a try is 14:28.420 --> 14:32.740 in the line out and of course I do have some knowledge of the game because it's in a way it is similar 14:32.740 --> 14:39.060 to the American football that that I've grown up with but it's I think it's a pretty I like the game 14:39.060 --> 14:48.580 actually now that I'm understand it's actually pretty dynamic and it doesn't stop every single time you 14:48.580 --> 14:53.700 know it's like whereas in an American football you'd have a down and you have four of those and 14:53.700 --> 14:58.260 then you stop and everyone lines up again of course the ultimate time to go to commercial these 14:58.260 --> 15:04.260 guys basically keep the ball in play and I do have to admit I find that pretty compelling it was 15:04.340 --> 15:09.620 fun to watch I understand how the well that's got to mean that's on hold on how uh oh what is this 15:09.620 --> 15:15.700 is one the rugby world captain yeah hold on how would you gluten this second you know so I 15:15.700 --> 15:20.020 understand how it try works and then the conversion and how even in those last five minutes England 15:20.020 --> 15:24.420 totally could have pulled a rabbit out of a hat and and won the game which of course makes it you know 15:24.420 --> 15:30.820 that much more exciting but to England lost unfortunately to South Africa of course congratulate the 15:30.900 --> 15:36.100 South Africans let me see this is seven in the final last night well I want to give you one little 15:36.100 --> 15:40.260 piece of information about this game as I'm sure that you're being an England who are definitely 15:40.260 --> 15:45.620 have known about this oh yeah definitely would have seen and heard everything South Africa the 15:45.620 --> 15:54.580 world champions baby yeah go Bokka woo it was just incredible seeing our president Tom Baky with 15:54.580 --> 16:00.660 these rugby jersey on cheering with the boys celebrating with all right so there was one 16:00.660 --> 16:06.900 little bit of controversy in this game um England scored a try which is a touchdown or a goal 16:06.900 --> 16:12.180 or whatever you want to call it now they do have a video a playback on a lot of these uh in 16:12.180 --> 16:15.940 a lot of particularly in rugby in the professional games so they can see if someone might have been 16:15.940 --> 16:20.740 out of bounds and the England player indeed did go out of lines or uh I would they call it 16:21.380 --> 16:26.820 uh we I call it out of bounds maybe they call it uh on the line off the line whatever it is 16:26.820 --> 16:32.660 out of bounds out of play essentially uh so the the touchdown or the goal or the try didn't count 16:33.300 --> 16:38.660 now in this type of a game right uh particularly with England supporters 16:40.180 --> 16:46.100 if this had been football or soccer it would have we would have had fucking dead people in the stands 16:46.740 --> 16:52.900 and it was quite amazing to me that uh well incredibly disappointing and while all of England was 16:52.900 --> 16:59.060 really pulling for their team and and the supporters and fans were very very enthusiastic there was 16:59.060 --> 17:04.340 no rioting you know there was no fans killing each other in the stands it was very sportsmen like 17:04.340 --> 17:10.020 and and I did it in fact there's more bloodshed at a rugby match on the field and that's incredible 17:10.020 --> 17:14.100 I saw guys like get their head ripped open and then you know there's like a short uh technical 17:14.180 --> 17:19.140 time out while the guy literally gets a bandage wrapped around his head it just continues to play 17:19.860 --> 17:25.940 I must say I'm I'm kind of into this game so I'm looking forward to uh to the next season and 17:25.940 --> 17:31.940 and rooting for the England team a good job they really tried but uh even I as a novice I felt I could 17:31.940 --> 17:37.700 see that South Africa was was definitely stronger so congratulations to you guys uh well deserved 17:37.780 --> 17:45.220 and looking forward to beating your uh as next time I hope hey Adam it's done long time 17:45.220 --> 17:50.660 listener from the west coast of Canada uh just wanted to comment on the DSC672 and the nine 17:50.660 --> 17:56.260 long comments um the beard of your show whether it's daily weekly monthly or once in any on 17:56.260 --> 18:01.060 doesn't really matter but uh what you do is even though you do have your own opinion about a lot of 18:01.060 --> 18:05.220 things you throw the stuff out there for us to talk about trust the comments about and you do get a 18:05.220 --> 18:11.300 lot of really good comments and a lot of good feedback back uh the nylon into fucking waste of space 18:11.300 --> 18:16.980 if you're deteriorated to renting and raving and as much as I'd like to say fuck you Adam curry 18:16.980 --> 18:22.740 I'm gonna have to give that the nylon's very fuck you nylon just coming out okay by special 18:22.740 --> 18:28.740 permission not a problem yeah I do am enjoying this asynchronous uh you know I call the conversation 18:28.740 --> 18:33.460 you guys call the conversation it's an asynchronous conversation because of course I'm talking 18:33.460 --> 18:38.980 then you're talking and you come in a couple days later and it's uh honestly it's really 18:38.980 --> 18:42.820 difficult to manage this show where I'm moving on the next topics and people who are catching 18:42.820 --> 18:47.220 up are just jumping in with really good stuff but of course it's all appreciated uh hey I'll 18:47.220 --> 18:50.980 play one of those obnoxious voice mill jingles in a moment so you can call in anytime 18:51.620 --> 19:04.980 comic strip comic strip comic strip comic strip comic strip from Poland by way of Germany here's 19:04.980 --> 19:10.820 our EU correspondent the comic strip blogger hello Adam here's your European Union correspondent 19:11.620 --> 19:18.820 so the new EU treaty has been just agreed and it brings EU president and the removes 19:18.900 --> 19:24.900 vetoed right in some viter areas this treaty is necessary because EU has been enlarged and it has 19:24.900 --> 19:31.460 the number of parliament members because it's smaller and so on and so on unfortunately due to 19:31.460 --> 19:39.460 the new treaty UK wants to quit EU and UK wants just to have only a free trade agreement with EU so 19:39.460 --> 19:47.780 I have to say we all are fucked up and please ask your own poll what is his view on USA EU relationships 19:48.420 --> 19:56.820 and fuck you very much you're going a little bit out of bounds there CSB don't need any uh it's 19:56.820 --> 20:02.100 just FU that's all we need okay yeah of course I will ask Ron Paul that although I'm pretty sure 20:02.100 --> 20:06.340 as answer will be hey we should be trading with the Europeans but we shouldn't be allied with them 20:06.340 --> 20:11.860 as his uh his belief as a constitutionalist which hopefully you've done your homework and you've 20:11.860 --> 20:15.940 been taking a look at the constitution classes I'll put them in the show notes once again today so 20:16.020 --> 20:20.340 you can take a look at that so you can understand where America's coming from a lot of people 20:20.340 --> 20:26.820 assume incorrectly that it's a democracy it is a republic so that's something to bear in mind 20:26.820 --> 20:31.380 learn a little bit today if you have some time at work fuck the boss take some time and read 20:31.380 --> 20:37.300 about the constitution yeah we're going to talk about Ron Paul as well in a second and uh I found 20:37.300 --> 20:42.500 this on the pod save music network which I just wanted to share with you it's uh and farms worth 20:43.300 --> 20:49.060 there's a couple songs up there it's just awesome for like a Sunday afternoon or maybe a lazy 20:49.060 --> 20:56.660 Monday you're laying in bed breakfast in bed a couple of crumbs T-Stayin here there you and your 20:56.660 --> 21:01.220 loved one basking in the glow of that early morning subland 21:01.220 --> 21:06.100 come 21:08.750 --> 22:31.220 [ Music ] 22:31.220 --> 22:55.700 You know, maybe it's not just a nice sunlit Monday morning, maybe it's a bit of a Christmas vibe that I'm feeling. 22:55.700 --> 23:00.020 There's something going on, I can kind of smell the cherries, cinnamon scents in the high 23:00.020 --> 23:08.660 students I walk through the high street of Gilford, high appropriately of course. 23:08.660 --> 23:15.140 I see things going on in the UK over the weekend, television was dominated again by a news 23:15.140 --> 23:22.100 of the BBC cutbacks, which was interesting to see how the BBC is reporting on its own 23:22.980 --> 23:31.220 but also this, I saw this on a couple of weblogs around TVLinks.co.uk. 23:31.220 --> 23:35.220 You might have seen this somewhere, set up by some 26-year-old guy from 23:36.420 --> 23:43.620 Cheltenham in the UK, he was arrested. Now the TVLinks.co.uk is a site that I've seen before, I've 23:43.620 --> 23:48.340 used before, there are a couple of sites out there like it. In essence, there are search engine 23:48.340 --> 23:54.180 specifically for television programs. So it's just links, links that point to primarily Google 23:54.180 --> 23:59.940 videos and YouTube videos and it just kind of organizes episodes. So people who've put up episodes 23:59.940 --> 24:06.660 of let me give you an example, Dr. Who is a big one. You know, they've been put up on YouTube 24:06.660 --> 24:11.460 and on Google video and other video sites and TVLinks just basically points to all of 24:11.460 --> 24:15.300 those different places. They are not not storing anything on their server. In essence, 24:15.380 --> 24:20.660 they're doing exactly what Google does. In fact, if you were to look for Dr. Who video on Google 24:20.660 --> 24:25.460 and do a Google search, you'll find it. Actually, now I think about they're not doing exactly 24:25.460 --> 24:30.580 the same. Are they? They're categorizing and listing as opposed to searching. I wonder if that 24:30.580 --> 24:37.140 would have made a difference if you could just say, you know, give me everything for Dr. Who and 24:37.140 --> 24:41.700 it then would have formatted a nice output. It may have made a difference, but legally, 24:41.700 --> 24:48.900 probably not. I find this very, very interesting. The spokesperson for the Federation against 24:48.900 --> 24:56.180 copyright theft known as FACT said, sites such as TVLinks contribute to and profit from copyright 24:56.180 --> 25:02.980 infringement by identifying, posting, organizing and indexing links to infringing content found 25:02.980 --> 25:10.020 on the internet that users can then view on demand by visiting the easy legal sites. Wow, I hope 25:10.020 --> 25:15.620 they, I really hope they don't apply this to my favorite MP3 site, which is seekpod.com. 25:15.620 --> 25:22.740 Sierra Echo, Echo, Quebec, Papa Oscar Delta, because man, you can get anything on that. But that's 25:22.740 --> 25:29.140 more a search engine where you can create a playlist later versus playlisting itself. But then again, 25:31.220 --> 25:36.980 this is, I don't know, I need a lawyer to check it on this. If you profit, because they're 25:36.980 --> 25:43.060 saying that the TVLinks.co.uk profits from copyright infringement by pointing it out. 25:44.420 --> 25:48.260 That's his really tough man. It's really difficult, shit. 25:50.100 --> 25:58.260 But sadden on the less. It's, yeah, that's totally beat. Well, I hope that someone can, 25:59.220 --> 26:03.540 can help these guys out because, you know, or let's just figure it out. So we understand what we can and we 26:03.700 --> 26:16.900 can't do. Today is also the last day for comments on TSA's secure flight program, the transportation 26:16.900 --> 26:25.300 security agency. Let me see, I'll read this kind of verbatim, David Wank. Adam, apologies if you've 26:25.300 --> 26:30.260 covered this on DSC, sorry, I'm about six months behind. Dude, forget about it. Just skip up to today. 26:30.820 --> 26:34.660 Going to be really disappointed about a lot of things, particularly this Wednesday. If you're just now 26:34.660 --> 26:39.620 catching up, briefly, the TSA, we've talked about this is proposing a secure flight program, which 26:39.620 --> 26:44.420 threatens to severely curtail individual's freedom to travel by air to the US. Under this program, 26:44.420 --> 26:49.940 all travelers would automatically be obliged to obtain individualized prior permission for all 26:49.940 --> 26:57.460 journeys by air to from overflying or even within the USA. And from what I understand, that will be a 26:57.540 --> 27:06.260 72 hour period minimum. Now, you can put comment on against, and I'm sure you can do it in 27:06.260 --> 27:10.740 number of ways, but you can also do it online, which is nice. And of course, link in the show notes 27:10.740 --> 27:17.620 as expected, a daily source code.com. You need to put your comments in before five o'clock DC 27:17.620 --> 27:23.060 time, Washington DC time, today. And there's only like a handful of comments up there right now. 27:24.020 --> 27:32.820 Not all of them are really good, but a lot of them focus on individual rights, the individual 27:32.820 --> 27:39.300 right to travel. And just in general, this would be so bad for business, so bad for so many people, 27:39.300 --> 27:45.460 and really restrictive, and it does not fucking compute at all. So please get that in, if you 27:45.460 --> 27:48.660 want to comment on that, I'm going to put my own comment up there later on today, because I do 27:48.660 --> 27:58.100 believe it's bad, it's, you know what, how many times can I say this? If it was only the airlines 27:58.100 --> 28:03.140 that were a threat, okay, I'll be willing to consider if we were under constant threat, 28:03.140 --> 28:09.060 but how come we don't have this very same type of security for other places where terrorism has 28:09.140 --> 28:18.020 struck. Namely, trains, buses, and tubes. Now the only reason I can find is because it's 28:18.020 --> 28:38.820 horseshit and it's meant to terrorize you and restrict you and restrict your freedom. 28:38.820 --> 28:42.100 All right, let's hit the voice mail phone lines for a second, couple more before we get out of here 28:43.060 --> 28:48.740 for today. Hey Adam, oh man, this is killing me. I'm listening to your podcast right now. I'm a new 28:48.740 --> 28:54.660 listener. I started listening because somebody from Milan Paul forums told me to go listen and 28:54.660 --> 29:01.620 yada yada yada, and I love your show. So now on the stand, see it works both ways. Anyway, listen, 29:01.620 --> 29:07.060 it kills me when I hear somebody talking. I know it's not your fault man, but man, it kills me when I 29:07.060 --> 29:13.300 hear someone say, Ron Paul's campaign wants you to go to November fifth calm and vote on November fifth, 29:13.300 --> 29:19.220 blah, blah, blah. Ron Paul's campaign is nothing to do with that. There's a difference between 29:19.220 --> 29:28.180 grassroots campaigning and what the Ron Paul campaign is doing. Okay, so I got a couple of comments 29:28.180 --> 29:36.740 about this. In fact, someone sent me an email and said, you know, the Ron Paul campaign is 29:36.740 --> 29:41.060 against this November fifth drive. And the whole idea is kind of a bum rush the charts where 29:41.060 --> 29:46.260 you donate money on November fifth to really make the needle move. It was interesting because what 29:47.300 --> 29:54.740 and this is a question I'll probably then I guess address with with Dr. Ron is let me see if I can find 29:54.740 --> 30:01.860 the exact email that might be a little bit better. Hold on, I know the keyword, so I can 30:02.740 --> 30:08.020 easily find it in Gmail. Hold on a second. Bear with me. Come on, Gmail. Do it, baby. Yeah, 30:08.020 --> 30:15.140 this is from Chris, Miss, Miss, Miss, Miss, Miss, Miss, I think. Just sort of calling 30:15.140 --> 30:18.980 your show about the November fifth fundraiser for Ron Paul. The caller left the impression this 30:18.980 --> 30:23.460 is a product of the official campaign, but they are really not involved at all. Some of the more 30:23.460 --> 30:28.420 conservative people in the grassroots campaign are actually battling against the idea because they 30:28.500 --> 30:34.900 are afraid of the media picking it up and spinning it as Ron Paul supports supporters celebrating 30:34.900 --> 30:46.100 terrorism. Huh? How can that be equated to Ron Paul supporting terrorism? I just don't understand 30:46.100 --> 30:55.060 it. And quite honestly, I'm really not digging this, you know, grassroots versus official vibe. 30:55.140 --> 31:01.700 I think the campaign is everyone, not just the, quote, official campaign. This is what you 31:01.700 --> 31:06.900 guys are flying on. So if that's the organic root that that and I will call it the campaign, 31:06.900 --> 31:11.540 grassroots official or otherwise, if that's the root that the campaign is taking, you need to let that, 31:11.540 --> 31:16.740 this is this is how you've cracked the code of the internet, okay? This is how Dr. Ron Paul 31:16.740 --> 31:22.900 is going to is making a lot of waves and we'll make many more because the internet is rolling out 31:23.060 --> 31:27.220 and it's on the loose and this kind of stuff happens. Now, if someone can really explain to me why 31:27.220 --> 31:32.340 that this could be equated to the candidate sponsoring or supporting terrorism, please let me know 31:32.340 --> 31:36.420 because that would be a serious consideration. But I can only see this being a great thing for the 31:36.420 --> 31:42.980 media to pick up on, you know, it shows true power. Look what we did with, um, bum rush the charge for 31:42.980 --> 31:49.380 Christ's sex. Sorry, there was no reason for me to take Jesus Christ's name, 31:49.380 --> 31:55.860 invade in that particular statement. For fuck's sake, okay? Now there's one other thing that I have 31:55.860 --> 32:03.300 serious serious concerns about. Before real is about the way that the money is going to be spent 32:04.100 --> 32:09.620 that is being raised. And of course, I would presume after a key, you know, staff is paid and 32:09.620 --> 32:14.980 expenses are paid, which I know this campaign is keeping very, very low and there's lots of volunteers. 32:14.980 --> 32:19.220 And of course, you need full-time staffers and people have to be able to eat even though they just 32:19.220 --> 32:26.340 believe in a cause. Please, look at podcasting and independent media. I, but I'm not digging the, 32:26.340 --> 32:30.260 uh, the way the money is being spent. Now that it's being spent on advertising, but the kind of 32:30.260 --> 32:36.740 advertising, someone sent me an official radio ad for Dr. Ron Paul. Have a listen to this. What are the 32:36.740 --> 32:42.500 so-called Republican front runners for President support? Amnesty for illegal aliens, like liberals? 32:42.500 --> 32:48.740 How to control spending? Like the Democrats? Nation building overseas? Wasn't that bill Clinton's policy? 32:48.820 --> 32:54.580 Flip flopping on the issues? What's Republican about any of that? The real Republican is Ron Paul. 32:54.580 --> 32:59.860 The Republicans are losing because they did not keep their promise to end big government at home 32:59.860 --> 33:05.780 and nation building overseas. My record is different. Yes, Ron Paul's record is different. 33:05.780 --> 33:10.900 Ron Paul is never voted for a tax increase or an unbalanced budget. Ron Paul voted against 33:10.900 --> 33:16.740 Amnesty for illegal aliens. Ron Paul voted against nation building overseas. Ron Paul 33:16.740 --> 33:21.300 photos the Constitution, not the lawyers, not the lobbyists, not the latest poll. 33:21.300 --> 33:27.540 Learn more about Ron Paul. The real Republican running for President, go to RonPaul2008.com. 33:27.540 --> 33:33.540 That's Ron Paul2008.com. This is Ron Paul, candidate for President, and I approve this message 33:33.540 --> 33:40.260 before by Ron Paul2008, PCC. All right, I hate this. This is a crap commercial. I hate it. 33:40.260 --> 33:45.540 It is so incredibly opposite what the, what the entire message has been. This is 33:46.180 --> 33:51.300 going into the mainstream with the same stupid fucking message as everybody else. 33:53.300 --> 33:59.060 I didn't do this. I didn't do that. I'm like, I'm not like those guys. Who gives a shit? 33:59.060 --> 34:03.540 What I want to hear is the catch phrases. Where's the Google Ron Paul? Want to know more? 34:03.540 --> 34:09.300 Google Ron Paul. That's what I want to hear. Want to know what Ron Paul's all about. Read this 34:09.300 --> 34:13.940 little book. It's easy to read. It's called the Constitution. That's the kind of message that 34:14.020 --> 34:18.980 the campaign needs to be getting out. I will not donate any money. I will not support it. 34:18.980 --> 34:23.380 This is what it's going to be spent on. Who the Frick is running the advertising over there? 34:23.940 --> 34:31.380 We've got this incredible movement. We've got thousands of YouTube videos, all kinds of 34:32.820 --> 34:38.180 slogans, support statements, initiatives. And this is the advertising that comes out of it. It's 34:38.180 --> 34:48.260 despicable. It's traditional. It is not the message. And it is lame. Capital L, lame. 34:49.460 --> 34:56.660 Now, man, I need any, what agency did you guys hire to do this? Fire them. They suck. They do not 34:56.660 --> 35:01.940 know what you're talking about. And your supporters are actually creating this, you know, it sounds 35:01.940 --> 35:07.860 like I've had this meeting. I've had this meeting. I have it with advertisers every single day. 35:08.740 --> 35:16.500 Every day. I said, this, it's independent media is where you are going to sell your next billion 35:16.500 --> 35:23.540 dollars worth of products. And you need to conform to a new message. You're not limited to 30 seconds. 35:23.540 --> 35:27.300 Okay. So mainstream, you're limited to 30 seconds. But why does that have to be the same 35:27.300 --> 35:37.460 message that everyone else does? I'm coughing up my guts. Oh, no. Very disappointing. Very, 35:38.020 --> 35:44.660 disappointing. So now, you know me, I'm not just a complainer. Well, I love complaining. But I'm not 35:44.660 --> 35:50.100 just a complainer. I'm a doer. And I know that many of you out there in what I have to say is a vastly 35:50.100 --> 35:56.980 growing audience. Ever since this political conversation started, the numbers are out of control. So 35:56.980 --> 36:02.100 welcome everyone who's a new listener. Create, you create a spot. Make it 30 seconds. Make it the 36:02.100 --> 36:06.420 message of Ron Paul. I'll submit these to. I'll play them for them. I'm going to have them on 36:06.420 --> 36:10.100 the phone on Wednesday. I'm going to play. I'm going to say, don't you think this is the better commercial? 36:11.540 --> 36:16.820 You know, and you know what people will do it for a fraction of the cost of whoever is dreaming 36:16.820 --> 36:24.260 this shit up for you. They'll probably do it for free and look at the diversity of content that you 36:24.260 --> 36:33.940 can have to promote what you're doing. But this, oh, no. Just nasty. I'm sure many of you agree, 36:33.940 --> 36:42.980 but don't just agree. Make a better one. Okay, promise? Thank you. Hey Adam. This is Andy from Oakland. 36:43.540 --> 36:52.020 I'm just listening to today's source of listening to your sisters recording and responding to it 36:52.100 --> 36:57.460 and about Ron Paul. She says, well, what about abortions? You have to travel to another state to 36:57.460 --> 37:03.060 get an abortion. You said, yeah, so what? Well, that's great. If you're rich, if you can afford to go to 37:03.060 --> 37:08.900 another state and think about it, so you're essentially saying services and abortions and other things 37:08.900 --> 37:14.100 are fine for rich people, people in your category, maybe in my category. What about people who can't 37:14.100 --> 37:19.300 afford it? And that's really unthinking. Think through some of these issues before you just sign 37:19.380 --> 37:24.580 on blindly. All right. Goodbye. All right. So the reason I play this comment is because I got a lot of 37:24.580 --> 37:31.940 very similar ones. And I just want to make my understanding clear that it's really a multipart issue. 37:31.940 --> 37:39.860 So one is the freedom of choice. Now, of course, you have the right to your body. I believe you have 37:39.860 --> 37:44.660 the right to put anything into that body. You want to take anything out of it. Do whatever you want 37:44.740 --> 37:48.980 with your own body, as long as you don't hurt someone else. Of course, there's a whole major 37:48.980 --> 37:53.860 point of contention there. But it's still, it's my body. If there's another body and that has some 37:53.860 --> 37:58.740 rights, it's inside my body. Okay. And I get to choose over what's inside my body. Let's just say, 37:58.740 --> 38:05.140 I'm stating that clearly. So that doesn't matter if your man, woman, I think child, 38:06.180 --> 38:10.420 animal for that manner. I guess. I don't know if they have right. They don't have human rights. 38:10.580 --> 38:16.740 They've animal rights. Let's not go down that route. Any man or woman has that inalienable 38:16.740 --> 38:25.700 right. Now, the problem is healthcare has become outrageously expensive because of the system that 38:25.700 --> 38:31.380 has been set up. I think I've been through this before. But essentially, when you create a system 38:31.380 --> 38:37.540 where a large number of people are relying on, let's call Medicare or centralized healthcare or 38:37.540 --> 38:42.180 the national health service or whatever all these different schemas are in different countries, 38:42.180 --> 38:47.300 essentially it's centralized medical care. What happens is the price is automatically go up and the 38:47.300 --> 38:52.740 drug companies are in this scam and the hospitals are in this scam. And there's, you know, there's price 38:52.740 --> 39:00.900 setting. And when you have a contract with the government, it's very easy to to, to, to, to over time 39:00.980 --> 39:08.260 come up with enormous fees. Who was telling me the other day that their daughter was born prematurely 39:08.260 --> 39:13.940 and they didn't have health coverage and the, the bill for several months of incubation time and 39:13.940 --> 39:19.460 all kinds of procedures was half a million dollars. There's lots of rich people who can't afford that 39:19.460 --> 39:27.540 either, half a million dollars. But is it really, is it really that expensive? Do doctors necessarily 39:27.620 --> 39:34.900 have to be rich guys driving BMWs and porches and, and having beautiful expensive homes and 39:34.900 --> 39:40.740 going on vacation and golfing and having a wonderful rich life? Is that why they became doctors? No, 39:41.940 --> 39:46.580 why are those fees so high? Well, they've been artificially created that high by the market place. 39:47.140 --> 39:51.860 But the marketplace effectively controlled by the government. And you can kind of see where there's 39:51.940 --> 39:57.460 a lot of room for crap that goes on in that system because it's now you're not negotiating as 39:57.460 --> 40:02.340 negotiating as individuals, but as government government has all kinds of agendas, there's all kinds of 40:02.900 --> 40:08.260 I mean, all of it, what is it? E Street or D Street or Astrid or Crap Street and D.C. We're all the 40:08.260 --> 40:13.860 lobbyists are that's where these prices are jacked up. And that is because of the incorrect construction 40:13.940 --> 40:18.420 of government and entitlements and centralized care. So it's really two issues. 40:22.420 --> 40:29.540 You know, because the I think what Roe versus Wade is also about is about the government paying for 40:29.540 --> 40:36.900 said abortion. Well, of course, this type of care should be available, it should be affordable to 40:36.900 --> 40:43.300 anyone or some form of insurance should be affordable to anyone because the price of the services 40:43.380 --> 40:48.340 and the medications involved have to be affordable and they're not. That's the most jacked up 40:48.340 --> 40:54.500 industry there is. So please, you know, don't think that I'm trying to make this a world for wealthy 40:54.500 --> 41:02.580 people only. I also, honestly, I don't think Dr. Ron Paul has a shot at becoming president. 41:03.700 --> 41:09.060 You know, for a number of reasons, the main one being that he's a Republican and he will not run 41:09.060 --> 41:15.140 independently if he's not nominated for the Republican candidacy. Quite honestly, his ideas are so 41:15.140 --> 41:23.060 back to grassroots and in many traditional eyes today seen as so radical that he'll never make that. 41:23.860 --> 41:29.940 I don't think it will happen. It would be miraculous and I it can and it would be wonderful if 41:29.940 --> 41:36.500 it did. But I think what he's really doing is he's starting up a wave and this wave is growing 41:36.580 --> 41:42.980 in this wave is extremely important and it's a lot of it's about rights, about privileges, 41:42.980 --> 41:48.980 about property, about the Constitution and its subsequent amendments and that's a conversation 41:48.980 --> 41:53.380 that needs to proliferate and what I believe will happen as we get closer and we have a whole 41:53.380 --> 41:57.220 year to go. There's so much that can happen and I'm not going to be talking about this for a whole year. 41:58.980 --> 42:03.460 Although we should be talking about a lot, you know, I believe that maybe one of the other 42:03.540 --> 42:07.860 Republican candidates will see that this thing that is cracking the code of the internet through 42:07.860 --> 42:13.220 the simplicity of freedom, which is very popular and the Constitution of the United States of America, 42:13.220 --> 42:16.980 that other candidates will pick up on this and we just might get someone else who will change 42:16.980 --> 42:25.780 their tune a little bit. Excuse me. So obviously this is not the end of the conversation, but please 42:26.500 --> 42:33.940 don't think that these things are not exclusive. They go hand in hand. You can't just say, 42:33.940 --> 42:42.100 all right, that's it and not fix the medical care situation. I believe that Dr. Ron as a physician 42:42.100 --> 42:49.380 by the way has never ever accepted a Medicare payment because he is opposed to that system and has 42:49.380 --> 42:57.460 done a lot of procedures for free or at a decent cost. I don't have the documentation on it, 42:57.460 --> 43:01.780 but that's what I've been led to believe and again great stuff to talk about with him when he 43:01.780 --> 43:11.540 comes on this show Wednesday the 24th I think. So somewhere around 4 or 5 o'clock in the afternoon 43:12.420 --> 43:18.820 UK time this will be posted. So that'll be was it around noon or late morning early afternoon 43:18.820 --> 43:25.060 in the U.S. And of course that'll be on Saturday down under in the Australian looking for a way to 43:25.060 --> 43:30.340 help make a difference in the life of a military service member this holiday season. 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