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Delta Shira Charlie 803, ladies
and gentlemen, we have a new
president.

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For $16 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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In the next generation radio
contenting my ears.

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I like to think I'm flying into
this journey.

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I guess it is an ugly gory.

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Everybody look around.

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Because there's a reason to
reach out to see you.

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And what a big wave, full sign
is shining, jump over us.

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And what do we know?

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And just a moment there are two
of you guys.

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Wow!

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It's like a different way out in
the distance now.

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It's like the world.

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We don't know if we've been
reachin' home.

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If only I was directing the show
last night

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This is the something that would
have played

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When Barack Obama was on stage
accepting

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The presidency of the United
States

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That would have made it perfect

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The win stars

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Brand new day kickin off

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Daily source code episode number
eight hundred and three

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Hey everybody, how you doing?

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We have a brand new president in
the United States of America

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In the United States of America,
Barack Hussein Obama

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And I could not be more pleased
for a number of reasons first of
all

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I'm always very happy when I see
my fellow countrymen

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And what a diverse bunch we are

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When I see them really bonding
together, really happy

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Extremely emotional about the
success of Barack Obama

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The success of his campaign and
becoming president

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He's the stuff that dreams are
made of

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Certainly in the United States
of America

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And regardless of who would have
won this election

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When a country gets behind
something like that

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At least this is the way I was
brought up

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You're right along on board

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We give up our differences

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We don't hold a grudge, we're
good sportsmen

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And we support our president

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Because everyone deserves a
clean shot

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And I'm also extremely happy

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That America really got what it
wanted

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Without any shenanigans
apparently

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No seeming shenanigans going on
at the polling booth

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The large majority of the vote

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And we got the whole the whole
kitten caboodle

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We've got the house, the senate,
the executive branch

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This is exactly what America
wanted

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For that I'm extremely happy

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And I want to ride this wave of
euphoria for as long as it lasts

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The only another hour because
joblessness

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The ADP

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Unemployment numbers are coming
out in a couple hours

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But regardless I want to ride
that

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Because when this country

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Even though I'm not in it right
now

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When America really bonds
together like that

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This is when we can make great
things happen

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Now am I happy that

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The Barack won

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Well no I wouldn't have been
happy

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John McCain won either

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I believe that both of those
candidates

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are being essentially run by
people in the background

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And on this program we discuss
many of those names

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It's funny how the name
Briginski is still

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Not really appearing in the
mainstream media

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Even though the comparisons are
being made

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To the last time a Democrat won
the landslide

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Which was Jimmy Carter in that
70

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I don't want to say 73

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Maybe it's 78

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I'm just not old enough to know
actually

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But yet no connection

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As seeing as Briginski was
heavily involved in the Carter
campaign

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And we should look at the
outcome of that presidency

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So I'm digging it

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I really am

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And this may sound weird to a
lot of Europeans

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But this is exactly the way we
responded

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America after a presidential
election

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Hey

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That guy won the one that you
were for

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I was against doesn't matter
he's our president

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We're going to support him we're
going to let him

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Take the shot

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And do the best he can now of
course

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What's really cool about this
new age

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Much better than even 2004
although we were pretty
connected at the time

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Is we really have a good flow of
information

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We have aggregation of
mainstream new stories such as

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Drop.io slash daily source code

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We can follow along

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We have a full set of plans from
a Barack Obama and Joe Biden

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A full set of plans on every
single topic that they are going
to tackle

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And if you haven't read this yet

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I suggest you do it's of
importance now

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It's no longer about it but
about a campaign

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This will be put into effect

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And I'm taking a lot of these
words quite literally

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So I will be keeping a very
sharp look out on a number of
issues

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Mainly doubling up our troops in
Afghanistan

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Doubling up our homeland
security

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All kinds of internet cyber

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Initiatives to be taken also
under the guise of
anti-terrorism

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And homeland security

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Sounds a lot like what we've had
for the past

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Past couple of years but it
could change

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That's what has been promised us
above all

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Change and hope

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Well that part we've got down
pat we're good to go

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If you want more of an analysis
on the election

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Definitely listen to Noah agenda

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Johnson to work and I recorded
an episode this morning

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It was early for me around

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8 a.m.

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Well I was up much earlier of
course to prep for the show

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And for John it was midnight

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So it was kind of a very
unbalanced recording for us

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And still we managed to do like
75 minutes

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I don't know how we get away
with this shit

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So we'll just launch right into
it

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There's still a lot of things
not going well in the world

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And these are the things that we
hope

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We'll change and I think we
should be right there

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Hounding our our incumbent

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Representatives and the new ones
coming in

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I really don't have much view on
who's coming yet

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I haven't really had time to
focus on that

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But there's lots of changes this
is not just about the president
of the United States

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But really about a lot of the
governing bodies

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And it is quite spectacular that
it will be completely

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Demercratically run now is it
all really one party

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Are there different fractions
within the party

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Who's a good guy and who's not a
good guy

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Because I think there's good
guys and gals and bad guys and
gals

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And we'll see how the the puppet
masters continue to

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Tug it the strings in the
background

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And if we really get what we
want

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So far so good step one has been
taken again

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I could not be happier for
America

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Adam this is Chris in the world

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I'm Louisiana USA

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I was turned on to the DSC
through no agenda

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This led to finding out about
Ron Paul and all that he stands
for

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Unfortunately, he's not on the
ballot in many states

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But I wanted to let you in color
charcoal right now

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But I just voted for him

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I know he won't win but the
lever was pulled as a matter of
principle

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This wouldn't have occurred

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Had the DSC not turned me on to
the scams at the major
candidates

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They're trying to pull on the
American people and the people
of the world

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Thanks for waking me up to the
idea

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What freedom really is?

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You're a modern day Thomas
Jefferson

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And as he once said

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The tree of liberty must be
refreshed from time to time

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With a blood of patriots and
tyrants

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Guess what Adam the tree of
liberty is getting thirsty

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Great hair, hope you land
scruncher

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Prostate cancer prevention court
and met in full

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Oh lovely

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Keep up the good work

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And the DSC is a no agenda

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Don't come along

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And actual Ron Paul voters
signing out

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Alright man, thank you so much

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Yes, Ron Paul was on the ballot
in many states

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And this is another thing that
is really important to
understand

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That it's not about winning or
losing necessarily

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You know as you already stated

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You know that Ron Paul when you
pulled the lever

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You knew the Ron Paul could not
win

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But that's not what it's about

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The freedom, the liberty
movement

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The awakening is something that
is millions across

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Probably across America alone

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Certainly millions across the
globe

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People are waking up to the true
reality of what's happening

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And it's something you're right

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Or I guess Thomas Jefferson was
right

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You know the tree gets thirsty

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He's to be replenished from time
to time

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And we continue to

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Drop us much water onto the
roots of the tree as possible

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And even those votes for Ron
Paul

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Which do not matter in the

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Who wins part of the election

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But really what do we stand for
is extremely important

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Also something I noticed which
was very prevalent on the BBC

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They're coverage which I watched
a lot of just to see how it's
being reported over here

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It really truly you get the
feeling like you have to be with
the winner

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It's like that many people are
picking the winner

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Instead of voting their
conscience and for who think
they think can actually
represent their views the most

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And really run the country

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It's the chief executive which
of course is analogous to the
chief executive officer of

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Any company any corporation

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So who can run it I'll tell you
one thing whoever was running
that campaign can run a lot of
things very well

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That was well managed no one no
one in their right mind can say
that that wasn't done just
spectacularly well

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Let's just make sure we don't
get hypnotized into

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Approving things that we don't
really approve of in our heart
of hearts just because it's done
so strictly because remember

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Television which was really what
this

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Election was about it was how
the media and I'll just say
television because television
was so important

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Television plays a lot of tricks
on you when you just when you
think a reality show is real

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It's really isn't and they may
even call it unscripted drama,
but it really isn't this was
also not without its script

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Would they deviated from the
script from time to time they
made it into a very good show

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But at the end of the day
compared to a movie and this
played out like a movie

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It even came in on time it
wasn't like you know a four hour
saga

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It really wasn't like an hour
and fifty minute movie jammed
into two years and it ended
beautifully with

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That's why I said I would have
put the wisdom stars on when
Obama was on stage

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That would have completed that
would have made it so beautiful
people would have been you fork
and dancing everybody knows the
song

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It ended perfectly roll credits
and now we're about to leave the
movie theater

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And we're going to talk about
the movie for a couple days and
then pretty soon

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We're going to get back to our
jobs and get back to our lives

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And then we're going to see how
much this movie impacts us and
it still will be several months
before

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President elect Obama becomes
full blown president

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Hey Adam, this is Joey from
Spotain, Washington

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And I just wanted to let you
know I cast my vote and I have
an hard time saying hello before

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You know I don't keep it
politics too much but I still
vote and I voted for Obama which
was not

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You know they're not the
preferred for me

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But I really hope that Ron Paul
would be in the running

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But I know I could have voted
for Chuck Baldwin as well

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But it was just a little bit
hard decision

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But I just wanted to let you
know that I'm a very long time
listener

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And since we were born before
iTunes and when you had to
actually go get the podcast
yourself

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And may not be pretty much your
iPods

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So very long time often on the
business of my first time
calling so I'm like a good cat
with kind of

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Yes my anyways

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Yeah I listen to the show all
the time

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I you know no matter what it's
always a good show and I find it
very interesting

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You know I could pick up after
10 episodes that not listen to
and then again

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There's another good show you
know full bar fried dinner great

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You're in a good job and you
know I just wanted to call for
the first time in

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You know how many years after
listening to your show

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Anyways

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Yes, like as you're I guess up
to the election and see what you
got to say

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Anyways

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Take care of them. They work for
us right on them. They sure do
and we're going to keep keep
reminding them of that

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And I appreciate you coming out
and voting

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Even though you didn't vote for
the candidate of my choice just
to make it clear

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Since everyone's being so nice
and sharing I did not vote for
Barack Obama

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I did not vote for John McCain I
voted for Chuck Baldwin for two
reasons

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Because I certainly did not have
enough time to vet him the way
I've vetted other candidates

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One is in essence I'm a
constitutionalist. I think it's
a very simple

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Document very easy to follow. It
fits in your shirt pocket

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It's one 1000s of a size of the
US tax code these days. It's a
very simple system

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It's not necessarily a system
that makes it easy for everybody

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But then again no one said life
was fair

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And it was set up by the
founding fathers a great great
grand experiment and a number of
things have gone awry

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Over the years most notably the
central banking system in the
United States known as the
federal reserve that was

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We've deviated from the way the
constitution stipulates that
through a number of legal
loopholes

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The federal reserve act was
created accepted and some say
ratified by most states

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And that is really the root of a
lot of the the evil that we're
running into because once you
control the money

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You don't even need to make the
laws in a country you just need
to be able to control the money
supply

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Which is exactly what the
central banks do

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So to wind it up because there
are a lot more stuff to talk
about today

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Here's what I'll be keeping my
eye on at the top of the page
Obama's comprehensive tax policy
plan for America

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And here's so it starts off with
the we all know this by now

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The news media never gets
further than cut taxes for 95%
of workers and their families
with a tax code of $500 for
workers or 1000 for working
couples

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This is the what many are
calling the socialist move

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Excuse me, it doesn't make me
burp a little bit when I read it

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To provide generous tax cuts for
low and middle income seniors
homeowners the uninsured and
family sending a child to
college

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Or looking to save and
accumulate wealth

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Understood, I think that also
hit home with a lot of people in
those situations and here's the
here's the two

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That actually the one

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Because I'll read you number
four dramatically simplify taxes
by consolidating existing tax
credits eliminating the need for
millions of senior citizens to
file tax forms

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And enabling as many as 40
million middle class Americans
to do their own taxes and less
than five minutes without an
accountant

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Boy, oh boy

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I wish I could do that

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But here's the one that I'm
keeping my eye on that I'm most
excited about and it's a promise
it's the top of the page and I'm
going to hold the new
administration to it

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Eliminate capital gains taxes
for small businesses cut
corporate taxes for firms that
invest and create jobs in the
United States

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Which I do and provide tax
credits to reduce the cost of
health care which we provide and
to reward investments in
innovation

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Yes, that to me is a fantastic

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And I can't wait until that's
enacted and I will keep bitching
and moaning about it until I get
my piece of the pie as well damn
it because ladies and gentlemen
be proud to be an American and
witness this historic moment for
the first time in US history

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We got a black man in the White
House

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and pants and pants and pants
and pants and pants and pants
and pants and boots and pants.

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an intellectual election falls
at the same time. So let's talk
about that more

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bonfires tonight though. I'm
sure. That's what we do here in
the UK. Look

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it up. Look it up. Guy Fox day.
Speaking of the drop, hey, we're
up with the

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with the, with the porn down
under everybody. The Australian
porn is like

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this seems like there's one porn
star in all of Australia. And
she's not that

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hot. And her movies are not
awesome either. And you know,
please don't go

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polluting the drop. Just sense
stuff to me directly. Because I
always had a

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very different idea of
Australian porn. I thought it
was going to be better.

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I digress. There's a lot going
on in particular financial
crisis. We have to

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keep our eyes on this because
the real economy is in trouble.
And it's being

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hidden behind what's going on in
Wall Street. The Dow Jones
industrial

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index is pretty much now seen as
the daily thermometer for how
the

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economy is doing. That is not
true. And I measured by
completely different

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standards. One of the things
we've been talking about for the
past couple

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episodes here in the Chuck is
credit card use. And how, well,
this is my theory

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that when lots of people start
using credit cards at
McDonald's, that

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pretty much means that you're
buying food on credit. That's
just the way I

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see it. And it's questionable as
to whether you're actually
buying food or

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not the nutritional value of
what most people buy in the

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McDonald's is obviously
questionable at very best. So we
have a couple of

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comments. How do you see in
Oregon making a comment on the
DSC show 802,

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especially the person Doug
Criter who made a comment on the
credit card. I guess

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the stigma that's attached to
him by the old folks. I never
thought I'd be old at 42.

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Yeah, dude. I hear you. I got
the same stigma issue and I'm
44. But I think I am old.

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But, well, that's how it's
looked upon. He said his dad
frown when he pulled out his

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credit card to pay for his latte
or whatever it was.

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Not a big reason seeing his back
in the day it used to be that if
you didn't have

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money in your pocket or your
last resort was to pay with a
credit card and that was

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kind of frowned upon because you
had to pay not only the interest
rate on the charge,

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but the transaction fees now.
Look at how much each
transaction cost you.

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You know, this is interesting
because when I first started in
the official big

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big world television in 1980,
were two, three, I'll say 83,
can't even remember.

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I remember going to Los Angeles
with the producer, actually with
the executive producer to

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do a number of interviews.
Actually, he went to the states.
We went to talk to CZZ top in

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Texas. We did Michael Jackson in
New York. They were doing the
Jackson 5 tour

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and Madonna in Los Angeles. She
was just breaking through huge.

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And there were no credit cards.
At the time, I think I might
have had a diners card.

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I can't really remember for
whatever reason. No, and I
didn't have any credit card.
That's true

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because we went to the United
States and in this executive
producer literally had

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wads of cash. And the hotel, of
course, the credit card culture
had been really

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already been entrenched in the
US. The hotel really didn't know
what to do with us. You know,

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this, well, you have to pay like
a thousand bucks upfront. You
know, we'll deduct it from the

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bill at the end. But, you know,
we can't just let you pay, you
know, we need to assurance

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as in case you do a runner on us
or something like that. This is
really only come to be

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these discredit card mentality
and the switch from paper to
plastic, which is where we're
going.

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And I got to say, although I'm
against the government being
able to track everything because

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of course, we know now with the
Pfizer, the new Pfizer bill,
which President electobama
signed on

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every single credit card
transaction that has made in the
United States or through United

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States entity is reported to the
government. For our protection,
of course, to make sure no

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one's financing terrorism.
Otherwise, I do like the whole
idea of things being seamless.

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Patricia is completely hooked on
it. Now, we don't really, we
have, we do have a credit card

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for one of our banks, which is
only there. In case there's a
large purchase that needs to be
made

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or an emergency, obviously. And
we pretty much do everything on
a bank debit card just because,

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you know, there's like there's
no confusion at the end of the
day. You know, you charge,

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you buy something. It's taken
off of your account immediately
and there's no fees, et cetera.

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It's as good as cash.
Unfortunately, everything's
being recorded. I hate that.

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And I mix it up a lot, just a
mess with them. You know, I'll
buy things weird things and
weird

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places and put that on the card
and other things I'll pay for
cash with, just to throw them
off a

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little bit. And Patricia always
falls into this trap. You know,
so she got a, you know, they
offered

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her at what's a store is it? I'm
looking for the envelope here
because I always get pissed off
and we always

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have an old-on argument, but we
always talk about this and I
say, look, this is just the pain
in

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the ass, this is how they do it.
One of the department stores, I
can't remember which one,

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and one of the mid to upscale
department stores. And they, you
know, of course, they hate say,

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hey, if you get it, one, if you
get our card, then you can get
all kinds of discounts and
bonuses.

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And Patricia shops there a lot
and she's thinking, yeah, okay,
I'll do that because, you know,

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I don't care spending less. And
I always tell her, no, no, no,
because the only way it works

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if you use the card and it's not
just a loyalty card, it's a
credit card. And then you get
all these

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fees and charges and, you know,
that I have to make sure that
it's paid on time. So it's a
pain in the

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ass. And it's run by GE money.
So what do you think GE money is
in the business of making money?

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So they're doing this. And then
we're going to get more junk
mail and more offers and more
administration

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hated, hated, hated. Anyway, I
digress, let's get back to the
DSC in Oregon.

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Here we go. Not only is the
store retail outlet, you're
paying, using that credit card
out,

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being charged, you're also
paying a charge to use it. Then
you're paying a transaction fee,

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you know, when it goes and gets
processed by whatever credit
agency is issuing use that card.

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And then they take interest up
on top of that. Same thing was
even the debit cards these days.

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You pay a fee to get out your
money from your or bank. Yeah,
not always. I got Barclays here
in the

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UK, which we use for the debit
card. And there's no charge in
99% of the cases. I'm pretty
happy with

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if you don't have to be close to
one of your. By the way,
Barclays Bank, the only bank
that said,

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no, thank you to the government
bailout in the United Kingdom
and went and raised money
elsewhere.

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Good on you guys. Don't be
passing off any shit to them.

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Or ATMs at your bank runs, even
though they run all on the same
network. It's kind of funny.

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You can pay anywhere from 50
cents to $10 for a transaction,
not including if you're
overseas.

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Then you pay also a conversion
fee. Oh, it's all just credit.
Anyway, at least these days.

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So that's a reason is because if
you didn't have, you know, at
least $50 in your wallet,

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what the heck were you buying?
Why were you buying it?

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Well, so those are all excellent
points. And we did have more
comments that I want to get to
about

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using credit cards, which are
equally using. Hey, Adam, John
and Oma, hey, I'm checking in on
that

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comment you made about the
credit cards being at the fast
food joints. Yeah, everybody
wants to

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release the banks and those kind
of financial institutions. Once
this is stopped, notice

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they're using cash. Just use the
plastic credits that we get. And
then who knows what kind of

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currency we're using? That's
sort of thing. I thought it was
interesting. Something I heard a
few

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years ago back is a radio
financial guide named Dave
Ramsey. You are used to listen
to and

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that's a good advice from.
You're just a personal finance
type of issues. But he always
slammed

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the credit card companies and
the banks are pushing on the
credit, you know, all this huge
amounts

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of credit on the people. And one
thing that he came across was
study done by Visa
International.

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I did some Googling around and I
was able to find an article in
the Wall Street Journal

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dated back in November 26th,
2002. And in this here's a
little paragraph. It says,

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well, the chains that take
credit cards do have to pay fees
to credit card companies.

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Those fees are offset by test
results that indicate consumers
spend more when they charge.

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Indeed, a Visa USA study
released this month showed that
the average fast food
transaction

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with credit cards was 20 to 30
percent higher than cash. Subway
says the average credit

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trend section has doubled to $9
since the chain started to roll
out cards three years ago.

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So there you have it. I think
one of the big issues, at least
when we start talking about
using

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credit everywhere, you know,
whether being a vending machine
at the fast food joint doesn't

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matter where. When you pull out
that credit card, instead of
cash, you don't actually
understand

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how much you spend, and it seems
like it's okay to spend a little
bit more because it doesn't

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hurt you so bad. And of course,
the banks making out more money
in this way, that sort of thing.

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One thing also that popped up, I
think earlier this gene where a
chain or 2008 of a year ago,

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the government decided to stop
printing Social Security checks
instead give out debit cards

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to those people who receive
Social Security benefits. There
you go. Kind of a change there
too,

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and again, the kind of gets back
to, if somebody is getting a
credit or getting a

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usually get it's a check, but
now gets this debit card. Maybe
they don't want to debit card.

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Maybe they don't use credit
cards and they don't trust
banks, and so they don't want to
get this

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check and cash and keep this
money for themselves. But yet,
no, we can't do that. The banks
are

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once again forcing this little
credit card thing on us. You
know, again, we don't really
know what

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the balance is behind it. The
funny money that goes on behind
it, that sort of thing, it's
just

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plastic credits credits credits
credits that keep you going that
kind of thing. So anyway,

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I've started past that along to
you and keep up the great work.
Thanks, out dude.

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Yeah, I appreciate the music you
edited under that, too. It makes
it harder for me to interrupt

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you, but that's kind of keep the
show moving. Yeah, and there's
even, there's commercials now

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where you see someone, this is
the whole paper to plastic move
that is big, and it's going to
be

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very, very fundamental because
once we move away from the paper
money, it makes it that much
easier

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to create more, to control the
money supply, and control your
personal freedom almost, I'd
say,

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I mean, notice you never get a
debit card that has like an
indicator on it or a number that
says,

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how much money you have less.
Yeah, I think there's many of
them you can carry around some
kind of

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device, and then you can see how
much is, if it's a, if it's
stored on the chip is some
countries

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in Europe have that, where you
can actually load up the card
itself, but you can't tell. I
mean,

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it's different from a wallet,
right? You look in the wallet,
you can see how much you have
left,

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and it's very easy to slip from
your debit into your credit on a
card, on a plastic

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system, but it's totally where
we're, we're moving towards.
Gone are the days of nothing

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under five bucks, you know, it's
like you can put anything you
want on your, on your plastic.
In the

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meantime, following some of the
mainstream news articles, and of
course, all of these are listed

37:46.000 --> 37:52.960
in the show notes at
dailysourcecode.com, crossposts
at curry.com, first article here
about

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banks clamping down on credit
cards, the name credit card
issuers, including Bank of
America,

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Chase, American Express are
shrinking instead of raising
credit limits, and some
including

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Chase are closing some accounts.
American Express will notify its
card members in the coming weeks

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that will initiate a broad-based
interest rate, height rate,
height, height, height, which
means

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moving interest rates up, not
down, even though we're now at a
basis rate of 1%,

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your rates are going to go up
even further on your credit
cards. Just think about how
crazy that is.

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Average rate on a variable rate
card did fall from 13.64% to
11.37% last week in comparison
to the

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same time a week ago, but still
13, even 11%, I mean, when the
basic rate is 1%, what is
happening?

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Where's all the money? Of
course, you know where the money
is. It's being held up by
Paulson's

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buddies. He gave it to all his
friends. They're holding on to
it. Donald Trump this morning on

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CNBC, he was on with Jack Welch,
he called in. They were talking
about the election, and Trump
said

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I'm paraphrasing but getting
pretty close to his quote, said,
it doesn't matter how good a
business

39:18.000 --> 39:23.360
you have, how big a business you
are, how fantastic the deal is,
real estate doesn't make any

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difference. You cannot get
alone. And this is the guy who
knows how it works because
Donald Trump

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works with other people's money.
That's his business. And he's
literally saying you can't get

39:35.040 --> 39:41.120
alone. So he's the I'm very
disappointed. You know, $700
billion initially, now well over
truly

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and maybe as high as three, has
gone into the banking system,
and they're not even letting it

39:46.320 --> 39:50.720
trickle down to people like
Donald Trump. You know, it's
completely hose when they're
doing that.

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So, oh, man, I can't wait to see
who Obama appoints as Secretary
of the Treasury. Right now,

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it's Hank Paulson, former
Goldman Sachs CEO already in the
same piece this morning, John
Corsine,

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who is the governor for New
Jersey, is being said to be
shortlisted to become the
treasure

40:16.640 --> 40:21.680
of the Secretary of the
Treasury. And guess what? And I
put a link to his wiki page in
the show

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notes. He is also a former CEO
of Goldman Sachs. Just goes to
show the more things change

40:30.000 --> 40:35.440
the more they remain the same.
Hello Adam, this is Chris and so
it does. I'm going to call

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an Arnold global climate change
for you. Yeah, I grew up in New
York. I got a lot of these. I
got a

40:42.480 --> 40:46.720
lot of people not not agreeing
with me on this, which is good,
because at least you're sending

40:46.720 --> 40:53.600
your comments in audio. We agree
on the climate change. Well, for
the six of our U.S. has

40:53.600 --> 40:59.760
pretended not before we pretend
anything. First of all, let's
recall that this was called

40:59.760 --> 41:05.760
global warming. All right, I
have not forgotten. This was
global warming is what this was
called

41:06.720 --> 41:12.640
and global warming is that we
were all going to die. It was
going to heat up greenhouse
gases

41:12.640 --> 41:20.000
in particular CO2 carbon
dioxide, which trees and plants
used to breathe, where we
exhale,

41:20.000 --> 41:25.680
they inhale. It's a beautiful
balance. It's one of the four
elements of life. Most
importantly,

41:25.680 --> 41:30.960
of course, being the sun, a
pretty much uncontrollable ball
of explosions and atomic energy
and

41:30.960 --> 41:38.480
flares and god knows what else
is going on, not exactly a nice
round even ball that could
perhaps

41:38.480 --> 41:45.680
affect change to a move from
global warming to all crap.
That's not exactly true. It's
not just

41:45.680 --> 41:50.720
getting warmer. It's actually
getting colder. Let's just call
it climate change. So that's
where I'll

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start. We change the name and I
happen for cotton. Global,

41:56.160 --> 42:09.360
I'm not pretending. Of course
it's happening. Very, very
miniscule amounts, but yes, of
course

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it's happening. It's been
happening throughout history.
Climate change has been taking
place.

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That's the most ridiculous. I
mean, you should have kept it at
global warming. You could
probably

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fool more people by continuing
to call it global warming and
point out places where it's
getting

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warmer than to issue, to usher
in climate change, not buying
it. Of course, it's taking
place.

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But the reasons why and how
we're combating it, that's what
I have an issue with. And I was

42:35.280 --> 42:42.480
wondering, what kind of evidence
or charismatic people does it
take to, um, oh, it's clear that

42:42.480 --> 42:48.320
with charismatic people, you can
teach them anything and you can
tell them anything and they'll

42:48.400 --> 42:55.280
take it and they'll believe it.
I mean, that was just proven. So
I don't listen to charismatic

42:55.280 --> 43:01.360
people. I tried to do my own
research and look into it and
question what is being handed to
me

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by the government and certainly
when something is being handed
to me like the IPCC report from

43:06.560 --> 43:12.960
the United Nations, I just tend
to question things. The proof
that, oh wait, this could be a
problem.

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We've been burning fossil fuels
for, you know, over a hundred
years, millions of turns of coal

43:18.080 --> 43:24.000
and oil and stuff. How can that
possibly have no effect on
weather? That's a, that's a lot
of

43:24.000 --> 43:29.280
B to use ahead in the
atmosphere. I don't know. Okay.
So let's just make it very
clear. I'm not against

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taking responsibility for what
we're doing to our planet. I'm
not against, um, um,

43:37.360 --> 43:43.200
in fact, I would love and I'm a
huge proponent of new forms of
energy. I've done a lot of
research

43:43.200 --> 43:49.840
on the show as well into nuclear
energy, clean coal technology
and also some of the esoteric

43:49.840 --> 43:54.960
energies. Oh, no, dude. I am so
convinced that there's something
else out there and that it's
just

43:54.960 --> 44:00.880
useless. In fact, it is part of
the root of all of our problems
on this earth. If the energy

44:00.960 --> 44:07.440
elite were not to suppress all
other forms of, of fantastic,
um, clean, completely clean,

44:07.440 --> 44:13.920
slash renewable energy. We'd
been a whole different
situation. No doubt about it.
And I'm all

44:13.920 --> 44:18.640
for, you know, this, this plenty
of people I know who are working
on very hard and research and

44:18.640 --> 44:23.680
execution as well on all, and
crazy shit, you know, we're
getting into hydroxy boosters
and

44:23.680 --> 44:30.960
joe cells and magnet magnets and
I love it. You know, I study
Tesla. Anything I can read about
this guy.

44:30.960 --> 44:40.800
I, I gobble up because yes, yes,
yes, yes, yes. But do I have the
arrogance to think that humanity

44:40.800 --> 44:46.160
in the thousand, a couple
thousand years that that man has
walked upright on this earth
that we can

44:46.160 --> 44:52.000
actually kill the earth? No, no,
no, no, no, no, the earth has
been around and has dealt with

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much crazier foe than than the
human race. Believe me. Oh, man,
what an arrogance to think that

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that we could actually kill
mother nature? No, mother nature
will kill us when it's time. I'm
convinced

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of that. So yeah, of course, I,
I take responsibility. Of
course, I don't want crap
floating

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around in the air. But what I do
not agree with is lying to
people to force laws to use this
as

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a, as a stick to beat us and to
penalize us through taxes based
upon a best flaky theory of
carbon

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footprints of this stuff called
carbon dioxide, which human
beings have been exhaling for

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thousands of years, a part of
the four essentials of life,
sun, water, oxygen, and of
course,

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carbon dioxide to help the
foliage grow. Trees breathe that
stuff. It's really important. A
lot of

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carbon, you know, it just
doesn't seem like, doesn't seem
insignificant and also carbon
credits.

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I think that if, you know, I
wouldn't pass the, you know, the
world government to institute

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something like that, you know,
virtual money is definitely in
their plans. But oh, so don't
just gloss

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over it, okay? This cap and
trade plan that you hear our new
president talking about, that's
what

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is going to come down to. So the
cap part means, okay, you can
only produce so many or x
amount. I'll just

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say it's x amount of carbon
dioxide. And if you're going to
produce more, then you'll have
to buy

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pollution credits as what we
should call it. Excuse me. Oh, I
just polluted a extra carbon
dioxide into

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the air. And that's, it starts
with business and then business
will pass it down onto you,

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the consumer. And you're going
to be penalized for this phantom
stuff which is supposedly
killing

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us. I think the much more
positive way is to put a hell of
a lot more energy and resources
into

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coming up with a different form
of producing energy. And no one
is really serious about that. No
one

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is seriously tackling that
because it's at the bottom of
the pyramid. It's the, or the
top,

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however, review it. It is truly
the root of the system. The only
three true currencies in the
world

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historically speaking are oil.
Can you guess the other two?
Now, gold and drugs. Okay,

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oiled, gold and drugs. So it's
going to be very hard to get rid
of any one of those,

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certainly, without increasing
the air, the other two. I don't
know. It's hard to increase
gold. There's

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only so much so you can see
what's left because that is what
a lot of the economy runs on.

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That's what I would prefer to do
instead of being punished and
penalized,

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which eventually will turn into
money because there's going to
be just randomly chosen amounts.

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Here's how money, or they've
already done that. Here's how
many megatons of carbon dioxide,

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each country is allowed to
produce based on size and
population. And you might as
well just call that money.

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And they'll be trading between
countries. Hey, China, you want
to pollute a little bit more?

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And that's crazy. That's no way
to fix a problem. That's a way
to benefit and profit from a
problem.

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And I'm against it. The whole
point of our somebody said it's
not based on anything. So I
don't think

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but you have to be able to
control the supply of money.
That's where those carbon
credits come into play.

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It would, with a indecent to a
specific unit like carbon,
because then it wouldn't have
control over it.

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They would have, you know,
they'd have the stick with the
carbon credits.

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Yeah, no, they have control over
it because they, they, the
mystical they,

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who are probably meeting on the
15th, for the new Bretton Woods
agreement,

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more about that later in the
show, they will control how many
carbon units can be or will be

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allowed to be released into the
atmosphere. Okay. So that's
where they get to control the
supply.

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I think that's a little hole in
the motives. You mean you got
motives and you got means, but

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you still need evidence. The,
all the evidence I see that,
that does exist.

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You know, some people I trust,
all the evidence that I hear
that doesn't exist from people.

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We're like, oh, what about
science? Science is about
discussion, but only one person
in a room of a thousand

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he says that there's, there's
something going on here. I don't
know. Follow the money sees who
gets paid by whom

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and I'll figure it out. Okay.
That's it. Exactly. Now exactly.
Follow the money. That's what
we're going to do.

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And in particular, this new
administration will be all over
this. And I believe it's,

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how do you plan on getting to
this yet? But I believe it is on
the 15th. Excuse me,

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when all the finance ministers
gather in, I don't know if
they're actually doing it in
Bretton Woods

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again, which is where the
previous system was concocted.
So they're going to do it again.
They're

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going to see, and they may not
come out of Bretton Woods too,
as that's now being called

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with an entire system. But you
know that all the world leaders
are already calling for a new

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economic order, which is close
enough to new world order for me
to believe that they're really

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unfolding some of these plans.
And this economic crisis that
we're in, it's really, really

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hurting. It's hurting a lot of
people. It's even in our
industry here. I got a

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article here from Venture Beat.
This is from yesterday.

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Glam, I'm sure you've heard of
Glam, women's site publisher and
ad network.

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It says it's going to further
delay payments that it owes to
partner publisher starting this
month,

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going up to four months delay in
payment four months. And that's
pretty spectacular.

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They must be running on some
huge deficit if they have to
slip it down to four months. In
the meantime,

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as we know, Donald Trump has
said, hey, even I can't get a
loan from the banks. Goldman
Sachs

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according to the mail or links
in the show notes, the
DailySourceco.com, ready to hand
out

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seven billion pounds, which is
now approximately $11 billion in
salaries and bonus packages.

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After received a, well, about
six billion dollars in the
bailout, got to love that, huh?

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You know, and don't just gloss
over this, man. These guys are
making money. We're making shit.

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Now, here's the Britain Woods
article. It's actually taken
from what is this site,

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nakedcapitalism.com. I'll just
tell you, give you some of the
facts. Just so you know,

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I probably has become a mainstay
of discourse in the US. It says
the upcoming financial summit

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set for November 15th and
Washington DC is being wrapped
in the Britain Woods brand.

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When it appears to be a
different sort of beast. As a
Wall Street Journal story
reminds us,

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Britain Woods was a three week
session amongst 44 countries to
establish a new international

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financial regime. Now, the
weekend long gathering by
contrast, which is coming up on
the 15th,

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has ambitious but more limited
aims and is more likely to
produce an agreement to agree
that is

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a consensus on a few high-level
issues and some sort of roadmap
for future meetings and

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initiatives for developing
policies and reforms. So, it
probably won't happen overnight,

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but it is definitely taking
place and mark my words. We are
going to be punished and it's

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going to happen through this
phantom poorly researched in my
opinion, very uncertain
historical data

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mean that we're all going to die
because we're using fossil fuel.
I just don't buy it. I really
don't.

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Again, I'd like to take
responsibility. I think I do
take responsibility for Mother
Earth.

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But man, can't we port our
energy, our effort, our
resources, and instead of
penalizing people

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incentivize people to come up
with alternatives, that's the
way to do it.

53:26.320 --> 53:36.720
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53:51.920 --> 53:59.760
Thanks, Matt. Comment about,
because this, of course, stems
from the piece of YouTube that I

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played, John Coleman found her
co-founder, I think, of the
weather channel, who says, hey,

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this is all bullshit. And he's
pretty much saying what I'm
saying. In fact, I wonder if I

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could find this piece, it's four
pieces on YouTube. There was one
piece standing and this

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one I'm looking for is the piece
about the polar bear. He has a
great quote.

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I don't know if there's some of
these quiet. And clearly, maybe
over here, if I can't find it,

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I'll just tell you what he says
is funny. Or it's interesting.
Come on YouTube, buffer already.

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There's a lot to do with the
energy received at Earth. And so
all of this is the controlling
factor

54:43.200 --> 54:49.360
of climate on Earth. And if you
plot the temperatures of Earth.
Okay. You have to go look at
that

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yourself. But at one point, he
says, you know, that horrible
picture of the polar bear and
it's

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little baby cub, which has been
misused so many times by, I
believe the World Wildlife Fund,

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even. Actually, one of a
scientists who was not credited
on the IPCC report, that was his
footage

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of an expedition he took. And
just to show you how trickery
really works on television, in
video

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in general, that was associated
with, oh, there's no more ice
and the polar bears are sitting
on

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this little piece of ice. When
they actually swam, they swam
from a, you know, from wherever

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what huge chunk they were on,
because they were curious about
the researchers and their boat.

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And that was kind of misused.
That video taken turned around.
I believe even without the,

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the owner's permission and used
as a, as a sad shot, the polar
bears are dying.

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Whereas there's a lot of proof
that, hey, I don't want to go
get into it. It doesn't matter.

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My stance is clear. I'm against
taxing for carbon dioxide,
because the next easiest way to

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get rid of carbon dioxide is
clearly to kill people, because
we're exhaling it all the time.

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It's just a really bad
precedent. But still bullshit
being called on John Coleman.
Here we go.

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Adam, prison natural. Just
listen to 802. And I'm sorry.
I'm just going to have to call
bullshit on this

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guy who, so we found a, a
channel. I mean, he's talking
about global warming like it's
the fake. I mean,

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there's, it is fake because it's
not happening. Global warming is
not taking place. We're, we're

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cooling off if anything right
now. So, yeah, it may come in
and make it a little warmer, but
then

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it may get colder. I mean,
that's the history. The earth
has not burned up ever before.
And again,

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the arrogance to think that we
couldn't kill the earth. This is
it beyond me. Believe me,

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mother earth kills us first,
rock paper scissors. I have to
do with look at all the evidence
that you

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already see of species that are
off. Yeah, I'm looking outside
another rainy day in London.

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The only species getting killed
off to that I can see are human
beings that live in deserts.

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Already in danger and have a lot
of instinct. You can, you can
look at the, the polar ice

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calf that's been melting. Well,
there's, of course, contrary
evidence to that fact. You know,

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you can look at this, you know,
in the past years, there's tons
of evidence. Most of the

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the world's renowned skeptics,
they agree with go global
warming. Yeah, if you're going
to make a

57:35.680 --> 57:40.480
statement like that, then you
really need to tell me who the
skeptics are and you've got a
name

57:40.480 --> 57:45.920
and that, so that's, I'm
calling, but BS on your BS call
out, man, you can't do that. You
can't

57:45.920 --> 57:50.080
just say, oh, well, lots of
skeptics are turning around.
That's horse crap. That means
nothing

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that's no proof. You know,
Michael Schermer, even anybody,
you ask anybody. All right,

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anybody. No, I ask lots of
people and they agree with me. I
mean, that's horseshoe.

57:59.280 --> 58:05.760
Hey, well, um, they will say
that it's a real thing and it's
a threat. Um, this is, this
whole,

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so called the bonking is coming
from the, uh, the people who are
the oil business. These guys are

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the oil business. Dude, I'm not
the oil business. I'm just
someone who researchers and I
just don't

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buy into shit immediately. Um,
again, I'm all for getting rid
of fossil fuel. I think it's
horrible,

58:24.080 --> 58:31.040
not necessarily for
climatological reasons, mainly
for humanity and we're being
enslaved because we're

58:31.040 --> 58:39.040
we're running on oil where
there's probably lots of free
alternatives out there. That's
why I'm against it.

58:39.040 --> 58:44.960
I'm really, really against the
idea of punishing people and
stunting growth and economic

58:45.600 --> 58:54.080
flourishing through some
unproven carbon credit system,
which is not solving anything.
It's punishing

58:54.080 --> 58:59.120
incentivize. That's what I'm
about. One tool, who we, as I
said,

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chocolate heads and you have
been fighting against, you know,
the oil assholes. These are the
guys who

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have been funding these
dickheads who are trying to be
bonked, global warming. These
are the guys who

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are, they might have a, you
know, credential in front of
them, but they're being paid by
these oil

59:19.920 --> 59:26.400
oil fuckers. Man, don't you see
what's happening? Don't you see
how plain it is? So what you're

59:26.400 --> 59:32.720
doing, and let's just say, okay,
it's the oil fuckers, as you
call them. Sure. But don't you
see

59:32.720 --> 59:39.200
you're playing right into their
hands with, by accepting this
whole carbon credit, this cap
and trade,

59:39.920 --> 59:46.000
don't you see that that's the
mistake? So they're going to win
twice. They're going to win on

59:46.000 --> 59:52.640
you using oil, fossil fuels, and
they're going to win on taxing
you over the use of it. So

59:53.360 --> 59:58.960
and I'm going to say that it's
not just oil companies. It's the
true owners of the earth. They

59:58.960 --> 01:00:07.520
who also benefit from tax money.
They just took a trillion of
American, they took, uh, was it
about

01:00:07.680 --> 01:00:17.440
750 billion in the UK country
with, uh, what is it? A fifth,
the amount of people who live in

01:00:18.560 --> 01:00:25.920
in the United States, they're
bailout about the same size. I
mean, talk about disgrace and
they just

01:00:25.920 --> 01:00:35.360
gave it to the banks, or to an
indirectly, I would say to the
oil fuckers. And that's, uh,
that's

01:00:35.440 --> 01:00:40.080
how they get your money twice.
So don't fall for that trap,
man. Don't fall for that trap.
You are

01:00:40.080 --> 01:00:45.760
not going to solve anything with
carbon credits, cap and trade.
You're not going to solve
anything,

01:00:45.760 --> 01:00:53.120
work on free new energy
incentives to get rid of oil.
That's what you got to fight
against,

01:00:53.120 --> 01:01:02.000
not, not against him. I mean,
I'll believe me later, my
friend. I just wanted to let you
know,

01:01:02.640 --> 01:01:08.880
um, maybe he's checking to it.
See what this guy is back
around. He found it a channel. I
mean,

01:01:08.880 --> 01:01:16.720
so what? I mean, the
overwhelming majority of
scientists worldwide. That's not
true. That is just

01:01:16.720 --> 01:01:22.800
not true. That is not true. Show
me the proof, the overwhelming
majority of scientists
worldwide.

01:01:22.800 --> 01:01:29.280
You have any idea how afraid
scientists are to talk, because
of this, because of the attitude

01:01:29.360 --> 01:01:34.160
that's being taken, they're
afraid that they'll never get
another research dollar in their
life

01:01:35.280 --> 01:01:39.920
if they come out against this.
They are beaten into submission
the same way will be beaten into

01:01:39.920 --> 01:01:46.160
submission by cap and trade,
which is what we're going to get
from President Obama. Say the
global

01:01:46.160 --> 01:01:54.160
warning is real. I'm sure you'll
get tons of other calls similar
to this and I just wanted to
tell

01:01:54.240 --> 01:02:00.480
you might be, let my opinion be
known. All right, man. All
right. So I think that, you
know,

01:02:00.480 --> 01:02:06.400
it's kind of dawn to me. Here's
where we unite. Okay? Forget
about whether it's true or not.
Okay?

01:02:06.400 --> 01:02:12.320
There's clearly that we all
agree that the burning fossil
fuel is not a good idea for a
number of

01:02:12.320 --> 01:02:20.640
reasons. And each person's
reason may be different, but
imagine a world where energy
actually was

01:02:20.640 --> 01:02:25.600
free, and anyone could have it
for anything they want at any
given moment. Imagine how the
world

01:02:25.600 --> 01:02:30.800
would change if we actually had
that. If there was a windmill,
you could erect in your
backyard.

01:02:30.800 --> 01:02:36.320
If there was a solar panel that
could collect enough energy, if
there were magnets that could be

01:02:36.320 --> 01:02:43.200
strung together that creates a
perpetual motion machine
throwing off multiple times the
energy

01:02:43.200 --> 01:02:48.800
then goes into it. Imagine that
world. That's the world I want
to work towards. Not about

01:02:48.880 --> 01:02:54.160
bickering about whether it's
real or not real. I don't give a
shit. I do care about the energy

01:02:54.160 --> 01:03:00.640
elite who are controlling our
lives because they control
energy. That's what we need to
move away from.

01:03:00.640 --> 01:03:09.440
That's surely we can unite on.
Hey, Adam. Hey, this is John.
Well, this show, um, say, come,

01:03:09.440 --> 01:03:16.320
free energy rocks. You know, um,
it sounds like you are tuned
into the economic mafia,

01:03:16.480 --> 01:03:21.920
the strategy that's kept us from
clean and cheap energy for
decades and Tesla. And you know,

01:03:21.920 --> 01:03:27.200
I see in some of those videos
that explain in a recent
fashion, how is stuff? Some of
these

01:03:27.200 --> 01:03:37.280
recently worked. So, why don't
we just raise the ruckus by
getting people to build this
stuff? And

01:03:37.280 --> 01:03:45.520
you know, I think if a bunch of
electric meters were to turn
backwards, that would speak a
lot more loudly.

01:03:45.520 --> 01:03:56.160
Yeah, yeah. Then, and speak a
lot more, um, popularly than any
of these jackals could counter.

01:03:56.160 --> 01:04:03.120
So, think about it. Hey, love
the show. We need to right here.
All right. That's better. Bye.

01:04:03.120 --> 01:04:07.440
All right, dude. Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Yeah. So, this is really my
point.

01:04:07.440 --> 01:04:13.280
This is just part of, uh,
becoming aware of what's going
on around us. Again, just to
summarize,

01:04:13.920 --> 01:04:17.680
we're no longer on this program
going to, going to bigger back
and forth about whether

01:04:18.880 --> 01:04:24.160
global warming, global cooling,
climate change, et cetera,
exists or not. Because first of
all,

01:04:24.160 --> 01:04:29.680
it, of course, changing climate
exists. We're not going to argue
about whether we're polluting

01:04:29.680 --> 01:04:36.720
our Earth, killing our Earth
because, well, obviously, we're
doing unnatural things. We're
creating

01:04:36.800 --> 01:04:43.760
unnatural substances in more
ways than one. Um, and um,
because as my show, I'm just
going to say

01:04:43.760 --> 01:04:49.520
screw that, you know, we're
arrogant and stupid if we think
that we can blow up the world,

01:04:49.520 --> 01:04:55.520
even with a nuclear holocaust,
the world will survive it. Okay.
We're not going to kill the
world.

01:04:55.520 --> 01:05:01.680
May it, it could be that it
becomes uninhabitable for
ourselves. Uh, but that's not
the definition

01:05:01.680 --> 01:05:08.800
of, of blowing up the world or
killing the world. So, what we
are going to work on is not
accepting

01:05:08.800 --> 01:05:14.400
punishment for being forced into
using a certain type of energy
because that's what's happening.

01:05:14.400 --> 01:05:20.960
We're still being forced
artificially and by evil means
and for control and political
issues,

01:05:20.960 --> 01:05:27.520
we're being forced to use
carbon-based energy and we
should be rocking against that.
All right.

01:05:28.400 --> 01:05:34.240
We need to be looking for new
forms of energy and not
accepting being punished with,
with, with

01:05:34.240 --> 01:05:40.480
carbon taxes, which are already
in place all over the place,
allowing that to become a new
monetary

01:05:40.480 --> 01:05:44.720
system because once it's
embedded, man, it's going to
take another 70 years to get rid
of it.

01:05:44.720 --> 01:05:50.880
And I don't have that kind of
time. So we got to be looking
towards new energy. So I have a
link

01:05:50.880 --> 01:05:56.160
for you to study in the show
notes, daily source code.com,
crosspost at acurry.com, a
company called

01:05:56.160 --> 01:06:04.000
Black Light, Black Light Power.
They have a new, uh, what is
being touted as a
physics-defying

01:06:04.000 --> 01:06:10.160
fuel cell that, uh, you need to
look into, uh, these guys are a
serious business. They've, uh,

01:06:11.360 --> 01:06:16.560
oh, I actually says here they
found well healed backers to
raise $60 million for their
venture.

01:06:16.560 --> 01:06:24.000
Let me see if it says who's
invested in, uh, in the company.
Here we go. The companies board

01:06:24.000 --> 01:06:28.880
includes Michael Jordan, former
CEO of electronic data systems
and Westinghouse, Neil

01:06:28.880 --> 01:06:39.360
Moskowitz, CFO of Credit Suisse
First Boston, uh, Delaware
Utility, Connective Mills. I
don't know any

01:06:39.360 --> 01:06:44.960
of these people. I don't know if
I like them either. These are
kind of people that kill stuff
off.

01:06:46.160 --> 01:06:50.160
Anyway, have a look at their
technology. It's interesting.
It's something new. And I'm
going to be

01:06:50.240 --> 01:06:54.960
trying to highlight as much new
stuff as possible and let us
just all agree that we won't

01:06:54.960 --> 01:07:00.400
go on each other or call each
other, not cases just because we
believe that we can defy the
current

01:07:00.400 --> 01:07:08.400
rules of physics. Those are the
rules. Anyway, let me see at a
couple more things I want to

01:07:08.400 --> 01:07:14.240
talk to you about, uh, uh, I
actually mentioned this on no
agenda briefly about the new,
uh, CNN

01:07:14.320 --> 01:07:20.880
holography, uh, the holograms
they're using to beam, I love
this, that to literally beam,

01:07:21.680 --> 01:07:26.960
a television host into the
studio, uh, linked to the
YouTube clip in the show notes
if you haven't

01:07:26.960 --> 01:07:33.600
seen it yet. Uh, this is from
the drop, which was also quite
cool, uh, a perfect example of
TV

01:07:33.600 --> 01:07:43.200
trickery and action. Uh, and
what was this? Um, let me see,
let me take a look at it and see
what

01:07:43.280 --> 01:07:49.280
this article was. I had to save
it for you for a reason. Oh, of
course, I know what this is.
This is

01:07:49.280 --> 01:07:56.000
the, uh, this is that viral
video from CNNBC video, which
kind of has, you know, it's a,
it's a

01:07:56.000 --> 01:08:01.520
complete social cultural hack.
So you receive this email that
says, hey, wow, you know, it
looks

01:08:01.520 --> 01:08:05.600
like you were the guy you're in
the news and then you fired up
and someone has already
pre-programmed

01:08:05.600 --> 01:08:12.080
your name into it. Um, and if
you look at it at first, you
know, every single person who
sees this

01:08:12.160 --> 01:08:17.520
viral or this kind of started
with snakes on a plane, I think,
uh, where it's customized to
your

01:08:17.520 --> 01:08:23.040
name and it's video and it looks
like it's baked right in. You
know, you are actually believing
that

01:08:23.040 --> 01:08:27.840
for several seconds. Some even
will finish the video and still
say, wow, that's amazing. You
know,

01:08:27.840 --> 01:08:32.560
you're in that video. Your name
is plastered all over. You were
the guy that made the difference
in the

01:08:32.560 --> 01:08:36.960
vote. You got to take a look at
the, at that link. And if you
haven't seen it, but I'm sure

01:08:36.960 --> 01:08:42.800
most of you have received this
by now. Um, that's how well it
works. And now we're even
getting into

01:08:42.800 --> 01:08:48.960
holography and and putting
people in different spots.
There's green screen technology.
Please, please,

01:08:48.960 --> 01:08:54.080
always keep your eyes and ears
open and be very aware what's
going on when things are shown
to you

01:08:54.080 --> 01:09:01.280
on television because that
clearly has become the main tool
to get things done in our
society. Just

01:09:01.360 --> 01:09:07.120
make sure that the things that
you want getting done. Adam,
just a quick movie review. I saw

01:09:07.120 --> 01:09:13.520
burn after reading last night.
It was, it was good. It was
funny. Brad Pitt actually is a
really

01:09:13.520 --> 01:09:21.680
good actor. He does a fantastic
job as playing a brain dad, uh,
fitness instructor. But the
point

01:09:21.680 --> 01:09:29.200
of my call is that, uh, the CIA
director, the former CIA
director, James Woolsey, plays
the CIA

01:09:29.280 --> 01:09:36.640
director in this movie. And if
you go into the credits for the
movie, if you go and you try to
find

01:09:36.640 --> 01:09:44.400
the image for this guy, he has
been scrubbed clean on the
internet. Very interesting. Our
rulers,

01:09:44.400 --> 01:09:51.360
do not want us to know. Yeah, if
you really want to know about
him and all about the CIA, get

01:09:51.440 --> 01:10:00.160
legacy of ashes via Tim Weiner,
award-winning New York Times
writer. My uncle, who was with
the

01:10:00.160 --> 01:10:07.760
CIA, CIA for many years,
starting in the 60s, Uncle Don
has told me privately, uh, but
meant for

01:10:07.760 --> 01:10:11.520
public consumption that
everything in that book. He says
it's pretty much the way he
recalled it.

01:10:11.520 --> 01:10:17.360
He says it's true. And you will
find out more about James
Woolsey if you read that book.
I, uh,

01:10:17.360 --> 01:10:24.320
I recommended highly. All right,
just a couple of things before I
go for today. Um, more about
the,

01:10:25.120 --> 01:10:33.760
HPV cervical cancer vaccine, uh,
known as Gardasill. There's a
lawsuit currently running in the

01:10:33.760 --> 01:10:37.440
Netherlands. Let me bring up the
webpage here. I'm putting that
link in the show notes, although

01:10:37.440 --> 01:10:41.200
be pretty useless if you don't
speak Dutch, but just to give
you an idea what's going on with
this

01:10:41.200 --> 01:10:46.640
on a worldwide basis. Uh, the
Netherlands planning to put
Gardasill into their health care
package,

01:10:47.520 --> 01:10:53.520
now this is the vaccine, which I
do not believe has been tested
sufficiently. I think it's a
total

01:10:53.520 --> 01:11:00.640
scam by the pharmaceutical
industry to take, uh, lots of
money because they've got,
they've got, um,

01:11:00.640 --> 01:11:08.400
patents expiring. They need to
have new lines of business and,
uh, Glaxo Smith Klein is
fighting.

01:11:08.560 --> 01:11:18.240
You see, if I got it right here,
uh, Sonofi Poster, uh, is
actually fighting, uh, Glaxo
Smith Klein,

01:11:18.800 --> 01:11:27.200
because, um, Gardasill, uh,
let's see if I'm saying it right
now. Now I'm saying it the
wrong. Uh,

01:11:27.200 --> 01:11:36.560
yeah, exactly. So there's two
types of this, uh, magical
vaccine, which is actually
killed children

01:11:36.640 --> 01:11:44.000
as put them into all kinds of
horrible states of pain and
paralysis and there's just no

01:11:44.000 --> 01:11:50.080
conclusive proof, not all the
necessary studies have been done
to know that this actually is
100%

01:11:50.080 --> 01:11:54.800
full proof, which is not as far
as I can deduce from the
information and more about that
in a second.

01:11:55.680 --> 01:12:05.920
So, um, Sonofi Poster, uh, MSD
produces Gardasill and then I'll
pissed off because the Dutch

01:12:06.000 --> 01:12:11.760
government has chosen, uh,
server ricks, which is made by
Glaxo Smith Klein. So they're

01:12:11.760 --> 01:12:16.320
suing them saying, hey, you
know, these guys are going to
get billions of euros because
you're putting

01:12:16.320 --> 01:12:20.800
this into the healthcare
package. You haven't, look, you
haven't done an competitive
study

01:12:20.800 --> 01:12:26.800
and you should be at least
taking our poison as well. So
that, of course, will be hidden
from

01:12:26.800 --> 01:12:31.760
the international stage that
lawsuit, but I'll keep my eye on
it for you. And then there's a
new link,

01:12:31.760 --> 01:12:40.720
a new information that I'd like
you to take a look at, from Dr.
James Halenstein, um, and he has

01:12:40.720 --> 01:12:48.320
some very interesting
information about the vaccine
for the human papilloma virus,
HPV,

01:12:49.680 --> 01:12:56.640
even about what that virus does
itself. And if you have children
and you're being confronted with
the

01:12:56.720 --> 01:13:04.880
issue of vaccination for this,
whether it's mandatory or peer
pressure or curiosity or belief

01:13:04.880 --> 01:13:09.200
that it should be done, please
have a read through and do your
own research. It's incredibly

01:13:09.200 --> 01:13:14.400
important. Um, and I can just
tell you that on the horizon, I
was someone was really nice to
put a, uh,

01:13:16.080 --> 01:13:22.720
put a link to the World Health
Organization, EV in flu
timeline, uh, which starts in,
uh,

01:13:22.880 --> 01:13:29.600
guess 1996 to see how many,
because I, of course, we know
that Barack Obama and Joe Biden
and the

01:13:29.600 --> 01:13:36.880
administration are, uh, making
$4 billion available, uh, to
combat this, uh, horrible,
horrible, uh,

01:13:38.160 --> 01:13:44.720
flu virus, which if you look at
the timeline, has really not
done that much. It has not
killed a lot

01:13:44.720 --> 01:13:49.680
of people. It's questionable
whether, uh, those people were
killed by that virus. And just
look at

01:13:49.680 --> 01:13:55.680
the data. It's tons and tons of
data to roll through, uh, but a
lot of it is, um, sketchy,

01:13:55.680 --> 01:14:03.360
at best, um, and it's funny
enough in Indonesia, where, uh,
a lot of cases have, uh, have
been found

01:14:04.080 --> 01:14:11.120
of avian bird flu in humans,
killing people, although, uh,
relatively few compared to many
other

01:14:11.120 --> 01:14:17.920
diseases or traffic accidents or
be bathroom accidents for that
matter. Um, they actually did
lots

01:14:18.000 --> 01:14:22.640
of vaccinations in Indonesia and
then all the subsequent years,
you see, uh, it getting worse.

01:14:24.080 --> 01:14:27.920
So I'm not going to show what
they're vaccinating for, but
keep your eye on that because
they're

01:14:27.920 --> 01:14:31.840
coming after you with a needle.
I promise you they're coming
after you with a needle.

01:14:33.280 --> 01:14:38.400
Adam here at the program wanted
to share with you a little poem
I wrote today.

01:14:39.200 --> 01:14:50.640
It's entitled, bring it back,
bring it back. Here it goes.
Old, to today's world, this new
world order,

01:14:51.360 --> 01:15:00.080
straight from the pages of 1984,
but far worse. Everyone is
welcome across the U.S. border.

01:15:00.800 --> 01:15:09.200
It's not the invading horde, but
their master's curse. High,
high, incredibly high.

01:15:09.200 --> 01:15:14.800
Top of the pyramid, burst right
provided them by factory and
labor.

01:15:15.840 --> 01:15:23.600
It put on the market hides the
real bid, paid for governance,
defines the real score.

01:15:24.560 --> 01:15:33.440
Cheaply bought, but for years in
the making, problem, reaction,
solution, defined.

01:15:35.280 --> 01:15:45.040
The populist not sleeping, but
waking to the lies and truth,
it's time to rewind, bring back

01:15:45.040 --> 01:15:53.280
honor, purpose, and vitality.
We, through action, bring back
accountability.

01:15:54.400 --> 01:16:01.680
I hope you like this little song
it and they will soon again work
for us.

01:16:15.360 --> 01:16:31.520
Connection at a feet close, but
lose main. You can't always get
what you want. You can't always
get what you want.

01:16:31.520 --> 01:16:49.520
You can't always get what you
want, but in the trials of those
who you might know, you can't
imagine it.

01:16:49.520 --> 01:18:24.520
[ Music ]

01:18:24.520 --> 01:18:26.520
I saw my song

01:18:26.520 --> 01:18:28.520
To Mr. Jimmy

01:18:29.520 --> 01:18:30.520
Yeah, and it's safe

01:18:31.520 --> 01:18:33.520
To me, and I was there

01:18:34.520 --> 01:18:38.520
You can't always get what you
want

01:18:39.520 --> 01:18:43.520
You can't always get what you
want

01:18:43.520 --> 01:21:08.520
[ Music ]

01:21:08.520 --> 01:21:15.520
You can't always get rid of all

01:21:16.520 --> 01:21:20.520
That's the soul wax 2008 edition
of Stos

01:21:20.520 --> 01:21:23.520
You can't always get what you
want

01:21:23.520 --> 01:21:25.520
Don't you know it?

01:21:25.520 --> 01:21:29.520
Alright, that's it for this
post-election

01:21:29.520 --> 01:21:32.520
Day version or episode of the
Daily Source Code

01:21:32.520 --> 01:21:34.520
Your episode number

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In case you're keeping track is

01:21:36.520 --> 01:21:38.520
803

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I will talk again

01:21:40.520 --> 01:21:42.520
I'm sure I'll be here for the
Fubar Friday

01:21:42.520 --> 01:21:44.520
Hey, enjoy your freedom

01:21:44.520 --> 01:21:46.520
Use it responsibly

01:21:46.520 --> 01:21:48.520
And live your life with passion

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Another fine, medium
presentation

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Stick it in your ear