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This is rake, reporting live for
the TSE 7667, coming to your
right from Kilford.

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I don't know what's going to
happen.

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People being evacuated from the
scene.

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I don't know what it is.

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Some advice.

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It's big.

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How is the meat?

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Somebody must be living there.

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I don't know what's happening.

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I'm trying to get in.

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Where I have.

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I'm now entering the garden.

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It's a big, big house.

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It looks like little catful,
something is meat.

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I don't know what's going on
here.

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Somebody's singing inside.

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There's some kind of ritual
going on here.

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I've been trying to look through
the window.

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You look happy.

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The flag.

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My god there's doing a guy
behind the trunk.

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I'll make it.

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What have we to do in here?

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Come on.

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A lady standing on the table.

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I need something.

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Trying to understand.

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I don't know.

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I got to go in.

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I got to go in.

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It's crazy.

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It's $67.

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It was $16 million worth of
airplane strapped by us.

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The next generation video caught
anybody years.

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We don't need no steam.

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I like to think I'm flying into
the kitchen.

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I'm testing.

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It's a matter of curry.

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I'm in one of the fall of the
process.

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Never need a more lines than the
sand.

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[ Music ]

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And all my evaluated

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You exposed to me

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We say, we?)

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Only we don't the same

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L.E.A.

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somewhat

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We absolutely are

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The Charlie, did he source code
episode number 767

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Hey everybody how you doing?

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Coming to you from the

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The affluent suburb of Surrey,
known as Gilford.

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It's Adam here.

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Hall, my goodness.

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This show that I'm about to rip
out for you,

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I'm gonna rip one out for you.

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I actually prepared it
yesterday.

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Mondays have just become
incredibly full with production.

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Because stuff comes in over the
weekend.

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Of course, we did a football
Friday,

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but I really didn't check much
of the voicemail Friday

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or over the weekend.

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It's stuff just keeps streaming
in.

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And then Mondays, like, okay,
let's see what we got.

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I gotta listen to all this
stuff.

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I don't want to miss anything in
cases of great nugget in there.

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And while there are some
fantastic stuff

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you guys have sent in, it's
gonna be,

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I don't know.

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I'm feeling like I'm fitting
into a new place in my life.

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Does that make any sense?

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Some people may describe it as a
pathfinder role.

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I'm not quite sure I'm trying to
figure it out,

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but all of these, what I
certainly year go

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would have considered to be
political topics.

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I'm really interested.

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And you know, I've been home at
the Curry Manor for a while.

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And you know, so I've got some
time to take a look

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at stuff and read websites.

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And particularly the European
Union website,

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which is available in eight
million languages.

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It looks like, but wow, man.

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There's a lot of interesting
stuff going on.

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And it turns out it's not really
political.

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It's just life and stuff that
kind of interests me.

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I don't know if that makes
sense.

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Well, they probably doesn't
everybody.

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I had him here from Portland
about this politics thing.

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What the hell are you talking
about?

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You didn't make any sense.

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Are you planning to run for a
seat in the EU?

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Or is it, if you want to do a
political show on radio?

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I don't know what the hell
you're talking about.

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I listen to a drive.

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Come on.

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He's basically talking.

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He's, are you going to work for
us?

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Oh, dude, I already do work for
you.

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Are you kidding me?

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I totally work for you on this
show, certainly.

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Yeah, I don't know.

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I mean, no.

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I don't want to run for
anything.

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Absolutely not.

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That's a shitty job, man.

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Being a politics.

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Remember, politics is show
business for ugly people, so I
can be in the real show
business.

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But it does seem like, you know,
this is kind of circle of news,
you know.

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And I'm starting to discover,
certainly in Europe, it's a lot
easier to pin down.

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But essentially, there's, you
know, journalists just sit
around and wait for either
talking

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points, which are distributed
directly from a government, I
guess, certainly in the states

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from the White House, you've
heard of those.

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Either that or, you know,
they'll look for news releases
or press releases.

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Like, there's a very slight
nuance between a press release
and a news release.

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And I see lots of companies and
think tanks and other
organizations, some of them,
non-governmental

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organizations.

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And they sometimes confuse the
difference between a press
release and a news release.

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But it doesn't matter because
that's what journalists will
pick up.

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And that's where the headline
comes from.

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And then I'm starting to learn
how all these trial balloons
work where people float stuff

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up.

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And I've, I've always started to
make a study of it.

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And it's very interesting.

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What is unfortunately very
disappointing, something that
I'm noticing now with this, this

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thing I'm doing in Holland in
the morning, where I basically
taking everything I'm learning

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here on the Charlie, all of
these different aspects,
learning how to look at things,
learning

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how to use the audience, that
would be you guys, the
chuckleheads, you know, to get
information,

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trust the information, you know,
build up savants status with
people and have an ongoing

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dialogue.

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And I can almost, no matter what
topic I bring up, I can almost
be assured that one of

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one of you guys is going to call
in and either set me straight or
give me some additional

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information or basically
contribute to what we're talking
about.

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What really upsets me though,
what I've learned with, with
trying this experiment on the

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free-to-air broadcast radio in
Holland, which of course is a
microcosm.

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And none of it does anyone any
good outside of Holland because
they speak Dutch, you know,

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so it's not like a world global
changing thing.

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But what I'm noticing is that
it's so easy to get answers from
people in, you know,

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offices that actually matter.

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In fact, today, check this out.

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Here's what happened this
morning.

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We got a phone call and it was a
member of Parliament and he
said, you know, I've been

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asked to meet with the Hadim
Karzai, who is the president of
Afghanistan, who's visiting

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the Netherlands for two days.

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And I have to say, I'm looking
at this guy, I'm like, XCIA,
X-Tali-Bahn, if you can

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believe it, at least according
to reports I read.

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He was with a Tali-Bahn before
he, I guess, went over to the
other side.

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You know, United Nations, he
walks around with a cape and
with a hat with, you know, it's

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not like that says uniform or
anything, that's just, you know,
his style, which by the

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way is made of where to, I had
it here, aborted lamb fetuses,
now take it with a grain

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of salt because this is a Fox
News report, but it literally
says, oops, hold on, just

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reloading the page, where are
you?

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Though the hats are unmistakably
dashing, the method of their
production is a bit stomach

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turning.

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Shepherds in northern
Afghanistan slaughter the
mother, then remove the fetus,
whose

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downy fur is incredibly smooth
because it's never been exposed
to the air or sun.

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Sometimes shepherds wait for the
U to give birth before killing
the lamb.

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Each lamb is so small, its
entire pelts is needed to
produce one hat and many pelts
are

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needed to make the waist length
carcuru coats, which is that
cape that the guy's wearing.

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Tell you know, that's like, that
doesn't sit right with me.

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I don't know, it just feels kind
of weird about that, you know,
and also the CIA thing

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and the Tali-Bahn thing.

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So anyway, so this, this member
of parliament hears this and
this of course is the point

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that, you know, he's hearing it
at a certain time when he's
basically waiting to hear
someone

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talk about him and there's a
whole, whole relationship thing
there with that radio brings

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to the table that is very hard
to do in, you know, in our type
of delivery and he says,

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you know what, I'm going to
offer your audience, its arrow
classic rocks, so I called that

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audience, you know, to me are
the arrowheads and there's a
crossover, by the way, there

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are chuckle in the arrowheads,
both in one and he says, I'm
going to give your arrowheads an

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opportunity to ask a question
and I'll ask Karzai because I
can ask one or two questions,

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I want, I'd like your audience,
what question do you guys want
to know?

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And I'm like, oh man, this is so
fucking cool, why can't I get
that shit going here on the

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source code and I, you know, I
realize that it's because
they're all still in that old
system

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and, you know, it's how it
works, you know, this is radio
station is like ranked 9th or
10th,

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you know, it's like no one cares
and so even with whatever
listeners there are, you know,

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they do care and you can
actually have a normal
conversation with them, all the
stuff that I've

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learned here, I can apply there
and I'm thinking, I gotta get
some kind of national radio
thing

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going on in the US to affect the
same type of change and, you
know, obviously we're really

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doing a lot together here, we're
having great conversation and
each in our own ways,

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creating some small piece of
individual change but it's got
to move to a much broader
platform

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and I'm just not sure how to do
it yet or, you know, what is the
best way, because you don't

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want to revert back to the old
and then get stuck there, not be
able to bring people forward,

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to obviously, you know, like I'm
doing in the, in the mornings on
arrow, it's, you know, it's

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there's a podcast version, they
slice out all the music, of
course, except for I think the

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Daily Mashup and, and actually
there's a lot of activity there,
so, you know, that's good,

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but there's still there's
something about the live
interaction and I think we
probably

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have to wait until we're a
little bit further down the road
with technologies like YMAX and
maybe

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we'll ultimately have cities
that are just, you know, an
entire cloud of connectivity and
then

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we can really do some real-time
conversation and sometimes, you
know, particularly with, with
topics

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that are very, well, very timely
and topical, sometimes it just
makes a difference. I'm kind of

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stuck in that, so what am I
doing with all this political
stuff? I'm just trying to figure
it out,

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man, trying to figure out what
the hell is going on in the
world and trying to figure out
how

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I can affect it, if, if at all.
And of course, I'm armed with
Vice-Savans here today on 766.

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Comic strip, Comic strip, Comic
strip, Comic strip, Comic strip,
Comic strip,

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of course, I'm talking about the
Lisbon Treaty, which is going up
for vote in a public referendum,

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the Irish should get to vote in
two days from now on the 12th
and I, of course, can expect

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comic strip blogger to check in
with a note about Ireland? Yeah,
Adam, at least I think it's
very,

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so here is ESP, okay? Yeah, you
correspond to Euro 2008, so can
a trend-pantship script just

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started in Austria and so on. By
the way, can I just say what an
awesome game that was last
night,

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Holland against Italy? I mean,
it was like, you know, the old
guys, like, cry for nascans. It
was like,

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they were back again. It was
just fantastic football. Three
zero against Italy, the world
champion

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is totally creamed them and I
have to admit I stayed up in
quite the whole game. It was
absolutely

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awesome. Yes, CSP. It's a run
and they take place only in one
single years, so it is a big

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event for Europe. Europe, the
same continent that started to
where it was, where 91 million
people

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were killed. 91 million people.
Okay, who needs the CIA World
Bank? But when you've got CSP,

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huh? Do you get it? Yeah. So
nowadays, Europeans fight each
other only in Kitch-Song
Contests

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and Sports, PC Europe nowadays
is mainly due to existence of
European Union. Yeah, that's a
good point,

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I guess, but that's what all
these contests are about the
European Championships,
obviously. And of

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course, that drastic, dreaded
Eurovision Song Contests. It's
better than killing 91 million

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people, although some of those
songs came pretty close. That's
now after Eastern Notchments

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needs new regulations for
functions smoothly. So I kindly
ask Ireland to fault yes, please
one

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3th. That is not the same as EU
Constitution. And yes, dear
Ireland, you can keep your low
taxes

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with this one 3 to 2. Yeah. I
appreciate comics to blogger
calling in with a

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provoad for the referendum. The
Irish will be voting on in two
days time.

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So let me just say, you know,
yeah, of course we need laws,
but you know, I did kind of

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track this document and no, it's
not an official Constitution,
but it does refer to the
original

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document named the Constitution.
As you know, I went in and found
all kinds of different pieces

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of legislation that were very
broad, but can be adjusted
nationally, particularly though,

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unfortunately, when it comes to
your basic human rights, which
is kind of weird. I would say
just

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because of the unreadability of
it, that alone should be
reasoned just to say no, because
you just

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you just impossible to read. You
don't actually know what it's
about. I believe that what this

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really is all about. And there's
a couple of major topics like
immigration policy, your
European

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wide immigration policy, that
makes sense, but there's also
the European army. I do believe
that

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if this goes into effect that a
European army will be created.
And of course, that's a big
desire

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for a lot of politicians,
because a lot of the sectors
they represented work with and
should be

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working for, but sometimes they
take it a little bit too
literally. You know, war is
good. War is

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big money. You get to make
stuff. That's what the joy
strike fighter is all about. You
get to make

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part of the war machines. You
get to profit from it. So I'm a
little concerned about that,

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but in general, just on basis of
how this has been ramrotted
through every other single

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parliament in the of the member
states in the European Union.
That's just the unreadability of
it.

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I'd say forget about it. You
know, come back and show us
something we actually understand
and

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that we can talk about. Maybe
we'll decide if we have to vote
on it or not. But it's not a
good

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example of you working for us.
But your point is well made, uh,
comics are blogger. Of course,

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we need to figure out how to
work together. Uh, but it
should, I, in my opinion, it
should be

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something that we all can
understand and not just the, uh,
the political elite in Brussels.

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You know, Adam, hey, Kurt here
from Michigan now. I'm going to
expand on an earlier
conversation

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for you. You know, uh, travel
frequently through a skitball
airport and answer the M on my
way to

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Prague. And, uh, you know,
there's only a reason to
schedule yourself for a long
layover.

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Let me guess what those two
reasons would be for a long
layover in Amsterdam.

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Good ball. Uh, one being a trip
downtown to, uh, and a couple
matches, two of you have

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prostate cancer prevention. Hold
it. Hell yeah. On the second is
two of those at the coffee shop

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that's made to your trip home a
lot more comfortable and
enjoyable. In this curious,
let's see, uh,

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wasn't in pretty, as they
classified me as a junior addict
in the, uh, read the front door
of a coffee shop.

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And I'm trying to speed out a
lot of the back doors. I mean, I
have to worry about getting shot

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in the back. And, uh, second,
uh, curiosity would be, uh, you
know, they're also going to try
to take

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away the, uh, the second reason
for a, excuse me, downtown, uh,
on a layover, uh, just curious

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about what you thought for on
that. Ew, they were for us. Yo,
man. Well, let me, I'll tell you
what I know

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or at least what I've heard, so
that's what I think I know. And
pretty much the ladies and I
guess

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there in Amsterdam, there
certainly are some men. You
know, the famous red light
district,

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it's pretty much, uh, it's going
down the tubes. Now, there's no
Dutch prostitutes anymore, which

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kind of made it, you know, what
it was, it was kind of the, I
don't know, now it's all Eastern
block.

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Um, and they're really trying to
move everything into brothels
and they're making, they've made

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brothels legal. Uh, but then
there's, you know, there's some
problems with, they've had some
problems

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with the, um, money laundering
and no kidding through, uh,
through some of the sex clubs. I
mean,

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right now, there's a, you know,
there's a rather conservative
government in place. I would say

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certainly from a religious
standpoint. So the crack and
down on it, uh, one of those,
one of the

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things that is often discussed
in, um, in the context of the
European Union, when it comes to
Amsterdam,

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is, uh, obviously about what
they call these soft drugs
policy, soft drugs being, uh,
marijuana

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mainly. I think that's pretty
much, I think I don't think they
want to say the word marijuana.
It's

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whether you say soft drugs,
because really soft drug is only
one. Um, and you know, in
context

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with the European Union, um,
all, well, all you really hear
from politicians is, you know,

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it's not like all of a sudden,
every country in the union has
to allow soft drugs. What
they're

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not saying is that they're
quietly, of course, closing it
down entirely. Um, if you own a
coffee shop

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and you sell it, it can no
longer be a coffee shop, you
know, you can be a coffee shop
now. And for

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ever as long as you maintain it
and remain solvent, if you go
out of business, I think there's
only

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120, seven left in the entire
country. Um, so it's, uh,
obviously, it's going away. And
there's a

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whole nother reason for that,
which is something I'm probably
not going to get into today.
What I've

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been getting a lot of messages
about this thing called, um,
Codex, Alimentarius. If you
haven't

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heard of it, Google that Codex,
Alimentarius, uh, which is Latin
for the food code. And, um,

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the food code is one of the
things that's going to be used
and already is being used. I
would say,

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uh, to get rid of, uh, not just,
well, there's all kinds of laws
against marijuana, but

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this is the law that is taking
away, um, our basic rights. And
in the EU, it's pretty much, uh,

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it's pretty much law already,
although, so that's to be
harmonized as they call it. Um,

20:41.780 --> 20:46.180
and basically it says, okay, no
more vitamin D, no more vitamin
A, you know, we'll determine

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what's good for you. We'll
determine what food you can eat
and how it's, uh, processed. Oh,
by the way,

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all food that you eat has to be
radiated. You know, there's a
lot of shit going on with that.
What

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I'm still learning about it. And
it's going to be another one of
my path finding missions to
figure

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that out. But the real important
stuff, hookers and drugs. Yeah.
I think that's all over my
friend.

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Adam White, Charles, your son,
London. I'm getting kind of
tired of that, Monica.

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Well, then stop drinking. Uh,
it's Charles London. Uh, I'm in
Pearlwood Square. It's beautiful

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Sunday day. Damn, it's hot. Oh,
Carl, I'm three W. I'm looking
at several square, which is full

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of all the beautiful. Oh, yeah,
you know how beautiful the
ladies are in London when the
weather is

21:22.100 --> 21:28.020
fine outside. Uh, Sunday. There
is a demonstration against
George Bush coming into the UK,

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uh, Parliament Square, one
o'clock in the afternoon. On the
street. Uh,

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chocolate heads might want to
know about that. Uh, you may not
want to tell them.

21:36.660 --> 21:41.700
All right. Of course I do. I'm
just confused that this coming
Sunday or is this last Sunday.

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I didn't even know he was coming
over. Uh, let's just get the
info again. Did I miss it? Did I
miss

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a whole demonstration? No. No, I
couldn't have missed that.
Parliament Square, one o'clock

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in the afternoon. Sunday,
Parliament Square, one o'clock.
All right. Let me get, let me

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join being to that before anyone
goes off and, you know, it may
have already happened or not

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happen. I don't know. I didn't
even know Bush was coming over.
Well, I guess it makes sense.

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Isn't he honest to wear now
saying goodbye to everybody?
Okay. Well, so what are the
details?

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We just stand around and say
Bush go home or, you know, do we
have a message? Do we have a
point

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to make? You know, he's Dennis
Kassunich, Kassinich, a
Democratic representative in the
United

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States as yesterday, I think it
was. As he said, I want to
impeach Bush 35 counts of high
crimes

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and treason. Yeah. I got to stay
on that one too. I hate it when
stuff just like pops up and

22:34.580 --> 22:37.940
all you got to say, I don't know
him to anyone talking about. I
don't think they take Kassinich

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seriously, which is a big
mistake because that guy, he's
got like Napoleon complex. He's
going to

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fuck someone up and it just may
be George Bush and good on him.
All right. We'll check on that

22:47.460 --> 22:58.740
demonstration for sure. Hello,
Adam and Sandy. Hello. Well, you
can cut the first bit. I was
told that.

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That's all right. Take your
time, Andy. No worries. Um, hold
on. I'm in Sandy and it was

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extremely concerned about your
story yesterday about the, uh,
Lisbon KT. And seeing comments
on

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your, um, webpage saying, uh,
from someone saying that they
couldn't actually find the words

23:17.380 --> 23:26.740
that you were talking about and
decides to track it for itself.
I went to the European
Parliament website

23:26.740 --> 23:31.220
and I'm looking at the page, the
charter of Fundamental Rights of
the European Union,

23:31.300 --> 23:39.460
possible to write the life in
their concerns in the overview
that the delegations allowed

23:39.460 --> 23:45.460
in respect to their resulting
from a lawful act of war and of
acts committed in time of war or

23:45.460 --> 23:54.900
imminent threat of war were
abolished on the first of July
2003. Yep. Under that is a link
to a PDF

23:54.980 --> 24:01.700
file, which is a complete text
of the charter of the charter.
Um, and looking for the words
that you

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were talking about here, I find
them. There's only time perhaps
as people look at one example

24:07.300 --> 24:13.300
of just pick one around them.
The detention of a minor by
lawful order for the purpose of

24:13.300 --> 24:19.780
educational supervision or his
lawful detention for the purpose
of bringing him before the
competent

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legal authority. Um, now what I
take that to me is if there is
already a lawful order for the

24:29.540 --> 24:37.380
detention of a minor in
existence that does not conflict
with their right to liberty. And
similarly,

24:37.380 --> 24:47.300
if you go through the others and
view them in that way, it's
possible to interpret these as
explanations

24:47.300 --> 24:56.180
of what things will be put
already exist, which will not
conflict with the overriding
rules

24:56.180 --> 25:07.460
of the human rights. I hope that
helps. Um, great here. I hope
you win folder, uh, red pill,
uh,

25:07.460 --> 25:14.260
sits in Pinkland, etc. I love
you. Uh, me, Oklahoma. All
right. Hey, thanks, man. Yeah.
Well, so this is

25:14.260 --> 25:19.220
my point. It's like how
confusing is that? We have to go
back and back and forth between
three

25:19.220 --> 25:27.060
different documents and the
national law applies. This
supersedes that it just seems
too complicated.

25:27.060 --> 25:31.700
As I said, you know, and I'm
suspicious of that. I really am.
I'm just suspicious of

25:31.700 --> 25:37.940
suspicious of complicated words.
And you listen to Dennis
Cassinnish in, uh, in the Senate
the other

25:37.940 --> 25:43.540
day. And you know, it's like
real simple. He's saying, okay,
here's what he did. Here's the
law that says

25:43.540 --> 25:50.580
where you can't do that. And it
was understandable. And this is
just poor. Maybe it's a language
thing.

25:50.580 --> 25:54.180
If there's English in English, I
guess. Maybe politicians English
is different, but it sure seems

25:54.180 --> 25:58.500
like lawyer speak to me and it's
just tough. Uh, Joe, hold on.
Charles is back.

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Hi, let me show you what you're
doing. Listen, let me show it.
Now we saw stuff. Listen.

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This is what it's like to be an
Englishman. We are doing more
than we love ourselves.

26:21.700 --> 26:25.460
I don't think I can say anything
at all about that Charles. Other
than I appreciate you call

26:25.460 --> 26:31.060
up my friend. You're the savant,
whether you're drunk or not.
Here's what I haven't played

26:31.060 --> 26:38.980
in a long time. Feed Hopkins and
become. My life's in this array
is so where I feel. It's just

26:39.620 --> 26:50.100
where I wouldn't have it any
other way. Life has a funny way.
I think it's what they say. Yes,

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[ Music ]

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Patricia who said, the song
sounds like being in love feels
hell yeah

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It Hawkins and become on the
daily source code episode number

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767

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All right, got some fuel and
energy talk coming up about

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Nothing better than a promo
about biking

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Before we get oh shit, I forgot
something hold on

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I forgot something very
important

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About Pete Hopkins. I think you
can find him on the e-music and
I got to remind you guys

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So let me know just want to make
sure

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And Pete when you come out to
with some more stuff man. We
need it all right

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As I said oil talk coming up
specifically about diesel and
some exciting news about a new
automobile

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Also atomic rod checks in with
some more

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Ranting and raving but all great
information about atomic waste
first though

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Let's roll out the bike promo

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are please

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Stroke B-A-O their pledge taking
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Inspire the people in your life
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together

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Prevention is possible

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Maybe intuition or evidence as
the vision

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Any final words no

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Yeah, so that's obviously a good
one the promo could have been a
bit snappy or damn

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But I find that an incredibly
important cause so I want to
make sure I play that promo for
you

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And of course any female chuckle
heads out there if you want an
expert breast exam

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I'll be happy to do that for you

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All right big oil Jesse on the
honk her big oil Jesse what's
going on?

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Hey, Adam is Jesse in your
hands. It's a guy that tries to
hybrid and works for the oil
company

34:29.700 --> 34:34.260
I was impressed with the quality
of information you got about
diesel prices and I think

34:35.220 --> 34:40.020
I think excuse me. I mean, it is
the chuckle heads of odds you've
touched on on the main points

34:40.020 --> 34:46.420
The end of the time I am taking
oil and the ultra little
self-reduced the regulations
that went into place

34:46.420 --> 34:51.780
Not so long ago in the world
like demand for it are the key
factors as one of your
colleagues pointed out

34:53.060 --> 34:56.260
I thought I'd bring up something
else because a lot of it the
heat and and

34:57.060 --> 35:02.660
The heat comes from the public
to the oil companies come that
at the pump which is

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April and of course, but more so
than ever before the gas
stations if you will they're
making less money than they ever
did before

35:10.340 --> 35:16.100
I want you guys to pay very
close attention to this because
it really blew my mind when I
heard this comment from big oil
Jesse

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Gas stations making less money
than they ever had listen to
them. Let me walk you through a
little bit

35:21.940 --> 35:26.740
Say they only ever try to make
10 cents a gallon the US firms
here 10 cents a gallon

35:28.260 --> 35:36.660
Most people are paying with
credit card these days and say
the credit card company takes
two cents to that right they
because they take say they take
two percent of

35:38.900 --> 35:42.340
Transaction in terms of dollars
so say gas was a dollar

35:42.580 --> 35:50.340
Fights making the gas stations I
can 10 cents credit card fees
are taking two cents well now if
yes, there's four bucks

35:50.740 --> 35:53.540
The gas stations still only try
to make the 10 cents

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But now the credit card fees are
up to eight cents in that case
and the gas station is only left
to two cents left over

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Those most figures on exact
obviously I've been my brain
hurts for a long a second

36:06.340 --> 36:09.300
So you're saying if it's if it's
two bucks

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Then they're taking two cents
the credit card companies are
taking two cents and those guys
are just trying to make ten
cents, but isn't the ten cents?

36:19.060 --> 36:20.580
Hmm

36:20.580 --> 36:25.300
Yeah, I guess the margins aren't
with the with the pump with the
pumps I guess it hurts my brain
little

36:25.300 --> 36:28.260
I'm obviously taking your word
for it to be go to Jesse

36:28.260 --> 36:30.260
They're trying to make things
work for them, but

36:30.980 --> 36:35.860
The fact of the matter is it's
not the gas stations making the
money they're making less money
than they ever did before

36:35.940 --> 36:39.060
It's upstream it's the refiner's
and the fires of the product

36:39.940 --> 36:43.060
Yeah, or wherever that may be
again and maybe in the middle.
He

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Thought that might be
interesting. Thank you. All
right big oil Jesse

36:50.500 --> 36:53.460
Yeah, it's as I said it's it's
complicated and

36:54.180 --> 36:57.780
But you know, I'm still pretty
convinced this whole thing
pretty much hinges on

36:59.380 --> 37:05.380
Speculation investments and I
was just a whole lot of me
grabbing for a second the
financial times for today

37:06.340 --> 37:08.340
Ah

37:08.900 --> 37:15.540
Sorry about that the financial
times front page fuel strike
fear sparks emergency measures

37:16.500 --> 37:18.500
This is over here in the UK

37:20.740 --> 37:27.540
Strike could prompt more
widespread fuel shortages than
those caused by the strike at
the grandchmoth oil refinery in
April

37:28.580 --> 37:33.460
I'll look at like a four-day
strike by the the guys who ship
the oil the tanker drivers

37:34.260 --> 37:36.260
And they're just not gonna ship
it anymore

37:37.540 --> 37:41.540
That's pretty crazy. Let me see
why why why why why why they
want

37:43.140 --> 37:47.380
Okay, I see why five hundred
tanker drivers employed by
haulage companies

37:47.380 --> 37:52.820
Hoyer UK and suckling transport
said there's a name for you hey
everybody. I'm from suckling
transport

37:52.980 --> 38:00.180
Are threatened to strike for
four days from Friday. This
coming Friday after the claim
for a pay rise of 13% was
rejected

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This is all part of the problem,
you know, we've we've got
inflation and

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People need to make more money
to be able to make ends meet

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So these companies, you know

38:11.300 --> 38:17.060
And I believe that this you know
these companies they gotta be
making more money with a price
of oil unless I'm nuts

38:17.700 --> 38:19.060
Unless they're nuts

38:19.060 --> 38:20.660
Now they gotta they gotta pay up

38:20.660 --> 38:24.660
I mean there's a lot of money
going around in that oil
business. They should be paying
their drivers

38:24.660 --> 38:31.860
Anyway, let's see what Paul
Nichols has to say always nice
when podcast Paul records an MP3

38:31.860 --> 38:37.860
Come hello Adam Paul Nichols
here podcast pull that come long
time listen to your show and
haven't listen for some time

38:38.740 --> 38:45.460
But start listening again. Yeah,
we know all about your habits
Paul as I needed to some help to
paint my door and windows

38:46.820 --> 38:50.340
Yeah, that's what I'm good for
man now for the rest of your
life whenever you smell paint

38:50.340 --> 38:51.700
You're gonna be thinking of me

38:52.020 --> 38:57.060
Programmed your brain and had a
couple of these shows on my on
my iPod

38:57.780 --> 39:03.060
Just a very quick call rid of
fuel think it's something I've
been talking about and thinking
about for a long time

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Over here in the UK as you know
we're paying 10 or more dollars
a gallon

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I was one of the suckers that
bought a diesel car when the
government announced that diesel
would be cheaper

39:14.260 --> 39:15.300
And of course

39:15.300 --> 39:18.100
It's much more expensive now to
purchase that

39:19.060 --> 39:23.620
I've sent you a link to an
article that is really
interesting

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Tars are the Indian

39:26.180 --> 39:28.180
company that manufactures
vehicles

39:29.380 --> 39:31.220
Reckens that within the year
there will be

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Putting into production and air
compressed vehicle and it has
absolutely no emissions at all

39:38.900 --> 39:41.620
Yeah, I took a look at this
thing. It does look pretty cool,
you know

39:42.260 --> 39:46.260
What these guys have done is
very simple. They've taken the
same principle of it as a

39:46.820 --> 39:48.820
With a as a combustion engine

39:48.820 --> 39:54.180
Except instead of a spark that
it makes a little explosion and
then pushes the piston down in
the cylinder

39:55.060 --> 40:00.980
There's a burst of compressed
air that comes in at some
amazingly high pressure and to
these cars are essentially
carbon fiber

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Compressed air tanks and it's
and you know they got some power

40:07.300 --> 40:12.420
I'm not quite sure what the
power to wait ratio is and you
know the cars of course look
completely

40:12.500 --> 40:17.140
Dorky and you're not likely to
get laid in it, but if those
things came out now

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I'd be driving one for sure

40:19.140 --> 40:24.020
I'm absolutely certain that the
government will do everything
that they can to try to crush
you so to keep it down

40:24.500 --> 40:27.380
Yeah, so that's the thing we got
to look out for you know, so
what you know

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You know the story about the
electric car right Google do a

40:31.060 --> 40:33.700
Google video search for that one
what happened to the electric
car

40:34.660 --> 40:38.420
We do have to be we got to keep
our eye on this and what let's
watch the inventor

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You know that Indian guy who
invented this watch his back,
please

40:41.700 --> 40:43.700
And make sure the patents are
secure

40:44.100 --> 40:47.140
So we can actually get this into
production because if you think
about it

40:47.780 --> 40:51.460
We're paying well a high rate
tax owners anyway we're paying
40%

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at the moment and

40:54.260 --> 40:56.020
That's that hits the wallet hard

40:56.420 --> 40:59.060
We're paying 17 and a half
percent VAT and then of course

40:59.460 --> 41:06.260
We're paying nearly 70% on our
gas as well and it doesn't
surprise you to know that hardly
any of that goes back into the

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Go back into the government
coffers that are to finance

41:11.300 --> 41:16.020
Public transport or anything
other with them now where does
it go and I'm ready to be
surprised

41:16.020 --> 41:20.100
Oh, it's only a very small Mac
does that and the AA go on about
a lot

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Anyway, um, it will be very
interesting to see if this air
compressed vehicle does make it
to the streets because I tell
you what

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I'd be the first in line to buy
one

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No, no, no, no, man, you'd be
number two because I'd be a
front first on paying 70 to 20
penned

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a week at the moment for a
petrol just to get back and

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Forward to work in my wife has a
car as well, and it's just
becoming

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economically unviable

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Very mindful of the three-minute
thing. Don't worry. I'm gonna
keep it very very short, but

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The government recently the
archives

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Showed us that the government's
not public

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Publication excuse me of the
fact that

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Tobacco had a link with cancer
because it would hurt the tax
revenue and

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Is that really true?

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They stopped publicizing that
because they didn't want to hurt
tax revenue. I have a hard time
believing that, man

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Let me see let's see what my
pack says here

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stopping smoking reduces the

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risk of fatal heart and lung
diseases smoking kills

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UK duty paid that's just
absolutely shocking now if

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As true to their word as they
are and they want to help the
economy they're gonna do
everything like can

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To reduce the tax

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pound

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To help the economy and of
course to help emissions by this
air compressed vehicle

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Let's wait and see my guess is
we'll be waiting a long time

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All the best mate. See you. All
right, mate. Thanks. Let's stay
on top of that because that Tata
thing is pretty amazing

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Just Google the Tata motor
company

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And there's a couple of Google
videos about it too. And you
know as I said it's like, you
know

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It's not the sexiest thing but
you fill it up in three minutes
with compressed air and if you
don't have

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a compressed air nozzle anywhere
near which by the way I think
every service station in the
world has

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compressed air. I don't know if
it's at the right kind of
compressed air but they
certainly have

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compressed air to fill up your
tires with I don't know if it's
enough power or pressure to

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to use

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but otherwise you know this
thing has a little

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built-in compressor on board and

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I think you plug it in and then
it runs for four hours and your
tank is then completely filled
up total cost

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two dollars

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All right, a little more so I'm
before we bring in a timing rod

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You just don't hear shit like
this on the radio

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and that is the big benefit

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Trinity Lake girls so like fast
cars too

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[ Music ]

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The most fast cars

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Girls like fast cars

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Don't get much more market than
get my friends

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Girls like fast cars too

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But you will not like my tata

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In fact, you'll stay away from
my tata

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I'm gonna get laid in the tata

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But you'll save the planet or
something like that

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Oh boy, okay

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I'm gonna wind it up for today

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As promised here's a atomic rod

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It had all kinds of questions
about atomic waste

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I think the dog is trying to
give me a message

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Have a listen to the latest from
atomic rod

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Adam atomic rod, I'm here

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Atomic Insights.blocksbut.com

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Herjue question about the
Russian mineral

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That seems to be able to remove
radioactive isotopes from water

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I'm not an expert in that area

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So I'm having a few of my own
Uber so I want to look into the
matter for me

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Now for a rant

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If you're interested in a venue,
you can adjust one more
demonstration

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Of the successful conditioning

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That you and most of the rest
are thinking of has received
from people

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That simply do not like nuclear
power

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And about how much you have
learned about how nuclear is
cleaned

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I can drive down energy press by
replacing coal and oil

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And how much our nuclear
analysis improve

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You all come to a point in the
description where you ask that
is all good

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But what do you do about the
waste?

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All right, all right, I rod

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Dude next time

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If you're writing this down just
slow down a bit slow down

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Yeah, and you got time to get it

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I know you're trying to get it
within three minutes

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But just slow down because it's
important stuff

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And now everyone's focused so
pay attention

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The condition has gone off for
decades

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Compared to all of the source of
human and true power

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Nuclear efficient producers
remarkably tiny amounts of waste

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You could put all the useful
that we have ever produced into
a single football stadium

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And still have plenty of room
left to spare in the entire US

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Wait a minute, is that really
true?

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Is that all that it is in a
football stadium?

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That doesn't seem right

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All that we've all that we've
produced all nuclear waste into
one football stadium

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I mean, that's not a lot of
that's true

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We have only three operating
variables for the rest of the
somewhat contaminated metal
concrete

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Protective clothing and other
assorted debris from plant
operation construction
deconstruction

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Those places are tightly
controlled and exceedingly well
organized

48:42.260 --> 48:45.060
The total lamass devoted to
properly storing radioactive
materials

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Let's go from nuclear power
plant operation is incredibly
small

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Perhaps a few hundred acres

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The best news is a large portion
of what's currently considered
be radioactive waste can and
should be recycled

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Into either new plants or new
fuel bundles

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Now take a hard look at the
competition

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The world smokes decks and
tailpipes

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If you millions of tons of
deadly waste products add into
our shared atmosphere every
single day

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All right, I wish you were to
done this slower, man

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I really do because your point
is so well made

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You know

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How come there's no well?

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We know why there's no
information if all you're saying
is true, Rod

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That's

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That's how we're talking about
one football stadium

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Yeah, that's a big difference
with the smoke stacks

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I'll shut up now let you focus
on what he's saying

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Well, they we cannot recover any
of those materials and use them
for anything else because they
are now pollution that we must
all breathe

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If you do not think of them as
deadly waste products

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It is because you have been
conditioned to accept them as a
fact of life in a world where
people want to fly planes

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Drive cars power up the stink
boats and watch their big
screens in a climate control
room

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If you did not believe they are
deadly waste products

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I suggest you consider what will
happen if you or anyone else
decide she's so not tell pipe or
take a couple of deep breaths in
a smoke field room

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You would never consider such an
experiment a new

49:56.260 --> 50:02.580
Neither would most other people
you can however find plenty of
stories about how the experiment
turns out every time it's tried

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With combustion deadly waste
products humans avoid areas were
the concentrations high up to
kill them

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We also tried to minimize
long-term effects

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But some of this live in areas
where the pollution's bad enough
to crush shorter less healthy
lives

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At some of your tiny chucklets
or maybe even some of your older
Londoner friends about the
deadly small cuts by burning
fossil fuel

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Do it even I remember what Los
Angeles used to be like 15 years
ago 20 years ago

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And they certainly clean that up
the smong has gotten a lot
better. You should be just as
cloud hanging over LA

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So yeah for sure feels new clear
vision waste is a good news
story because the volume of
small

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We can isolate materials in
containers and put them in type
the controlled spaces that most
was never had to see

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All you have to do is accept the
fact that most people are able
to follow simple safety rules
like stay away from the area and
do not eat the leftovers

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You and your audience can help
us all break through the
conditioning that is make people
believe that fossil fuel wages

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Okay, but fission way to
something we will never figure
out

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routine fossil fuel waste kills
people every day

51:04.180 --> 51:07.540
Retain nuclear fission waste
from power plant operations has
never killed anyone

51:08.020 --> 51:12.900
Take a couple of red pills look
around the world today and guess
who just might be interested in
making sure the

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Conditioning remains intact
great hair. Hope you went
passionate potato feed him and
declare your independence from
big fossil

51:19.940 --> 51:24.180
Remember in a democracy they are
us now. This is true

51:24.900 --> 51:29.860
You work for me and I work for
you. I guess in some twisted way
atomic rod everybody

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That's pretty amazing. I got to
get more data on the the volume
of waste that doesn't seem like
a hell of a lot

51:36.740 --> 51:41.940
Yeah, you know honestly you got
a lot more chance of dying by
getting hit by a car and traffic

51:42.580 --> 51:46.580
And this is of course the
problem is we have been
conditioned but in a more
overall sense

51:46.660 --> 51:49.860
We've been conditioned that we
want it we're supposed to be
safe 24 hours a day

51:50.420 --> 51:52.740
You know doctor fucks up
supposed to be safe from that

51:52.980 --> 51:56.260
You know that's supposed to
happen. This is there's rules
regulations

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Demit how can we not be safe?

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You know fact is we're not safe
folks. That's just the bottom
line

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We're just not safe get over it
get used to it

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Hey, one other thing. I want to
start a topic. So we've got to
codex elementarious

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How about the something goes
along with that fluoride in the
water?

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I know this is a hot topic
because I've been doing a little
bit of research and

52:19.460 --> 52:23.860
You know I've been brought up
thinking fluoride is in the
water to make a teeth healthy

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And of course I read the
contrarian view saying no, no,
no, it makes the population
complacent

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Which apart which is all of
course of that whole
conditioning of your supposed to
be safe and don't worry

52:35.060 --> 52:39.220
You'll be safe just let the
government take care of you
you'll be safe which is bullshit

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Until I read the legacy of ashes

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Which is the book that Uncle Don
is mentioned in and in one
passage I can't really remember
it off the top of my head

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But there was some like they
were doing all kinds of covert
activities and had to go get
some cocaine from some camp and

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Essentially what they did is
they they put fluoride in the
water

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Of this camp that they were
going to go and and grab this
coke from and these missiles or
weapons or whatever

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You know it's one of those
convoluted CIA stories another
nice piece of American history
and it actually said, you know

53:13.780 --> 53:19.060
Oh, we had overflow over
fluoridated the water and it
gave most of the people in the
camp

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Diaria and other stomach ills
ale ailments and I think in wait
a minute if the CIA is using
that shit

53:30.740 --> 53:36.100
And you know it really literally
spells it out. They you know
they use it to you know as a way
to

53:37.060 --> 53:42.900
Get into the camp and get what
they wanted and you know it
seems to me like that's
something funky going on there

53:42.900 --> 53:45.860
And this fluoridation of our
water. I'm a little bit
concerned about it

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So let's open up that topic

53:47.620 --> 53:53.060
Keep it along keep it run
alongside the red pill that
atomic rod keeps shoveling into
our mouths and

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Let's see if we can meet up
again that tomorrow because I'm
going to the city Thursday

53:57.860 --> 53:59.860
Thursday and we'll certainly do
a food bar Friday

53:59.860 --> 54:02.980
I am definitely looking forward
to it before I go the one last
comment

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Note that everything has
happened so far in the week
where the hell is Roger Smalls?

54:10.740 --> 54:14.500
See this is the question that's
on everybody's mind forget
nuclear waste

54:15.300 --> 54:19.300
Forget anything else. Where the
hell was Roger Smalls? I can't
find it anywhere

54:19.860 --> 54:23.860
I eat really I am actually
getting to I am sorry to get it
a little bit worried

54:24.500 --> 54:28.340
Not personal is blog. It's not
I'm stalking right I can't find
what just more than you

54:28.340 --> 54:32.580
Where we even know if you saw a
ride for you know you haven't
checked in for God knows how
long

54:32.900 --> 54:36.020
I mean the you know the inside
noise is the email and you're
keeping content

54:36.660 --> 54:39.060
No, please let us know could
Roger please phone in

54:39.380 --> 54:42.580
You know when it here so we want
to get some bot just falls love
we haven't heard of them for

54:43.220 --> 54:49.540
God knows how long anyway that
that was just a side note that I
had to run with poppins my mind
anyway

54:50.100 --> 54:52.100
I shall speak you later

54:52.100 --> 54:53.060
I'm

54:53.060 --> 54:56.580
Not saying what knives enough to
the question. They were for us

54:57.220 --> 55:02.740
Yeah, you know it's a bit
upsetting to me as well and I I
do know a couple of people that
had a

55:03.140 --> 55:07.540
Recent Skype chat with him and
apparently he was in jail when
he just got out and you know

55:07.540 --> 55:11.620
I desperately want to help the
guy out, but you know if he
doesn't contact me there's
nothing I can do

55:11.620 --> 55:17.140
So another public call out to
Roger Smalls Roger just Skype me
or send me an email or

55:17.940 --> 55:23.220
Preferably call in just let us
know you're okay, man. That's
all I really want to know and if
there's anything I can do for
you

55:23.300 --> 55:27.460
You're one of the earliest
savants one of the earliest and
most

55:28.180 --> 55:31.540
Trustworthy and reliable chuckle
heads always there and I

55:32.500 --> 55:35.540
Just kind of vanished off the
face of the earth. So we're
missing you

55:36.180 --> 55:41.300
Anyway everybody I'll talk to
you again on Thursday until that
time live your life with passion
please and as long as it lasts

55:41.860 --> 55:43.860
Enjoy your free another fine

55:43.860 --> 55:46.580
Media old presentation stick it
in your ear

55:53.220 --> 55:56.100
You