Somehow Kyle was tricked into a call with Zapoper, who also wanted to
talk to Mike, so a stream was established and others began to join in.
Some of this is drunken nonsense, but there were also some interesting
or entertaining parts. One of the highlights is when Mike tells Zapoper
he is going to fly up to Canada and kick his ass for insulting Mike’s
lady.
Last week, there was a high-profile case in point. An IT consultant
called Jason Huntley, who lives in a village near Hull, uncovered
evidence that a flat-screen television, which had been sitting in his
living room since the summer, was secretly invading his family’s
privacy.
He began investigating the £400 LG device after noticing that its
home screen appeared to be showing him ‘targeted’ adverts — for cars,
and Knorr stock cubes — based on programmes he’d just been watching.
Huntley decided to monitor information that the so-called smart TV —
which connects to the internet — was sending and receiving. He did this
by using his laptop effectively as a bridge between his television and
the internet receiver, so the laptop was able to show all the data being
sucked out of his set.
To the rest of the world they are strange bedfellows, but Saudi Arabia and
Israel have a shared agenda to shape the Middle East to their liking
even if it means using violence and terrorism to bring the region to the
brink of war.
The intense anger toward Iran reflects how both nations see the Middle
East. They want it dominated by Arab dictators, who can control the
Sunni faithful through petrol dollars and the Saudi royal’s role as
“Servants of the House of God.” with their promotion and financing of Wahabism, an extreme form of Islam. Abdullah and his royal hangers-on are
prepared to eliminate their enemies by whatever means necessary,
beginning with Syria.
Netanyahu,
too, wants Iran bombed back to the Stone Age. He has backed the neocon
principle that removing Assad will break a Shiite Muslim arc stretching
from Iran, across Iraq into Syria and Lebanon. One of his dreams is to
give the Israeli military another crack at Hezbollah. He and Abdullah
have pressed Washington to abandon diplomatic talks with Iran and to
provide the Syrian rebels with air cover and heavy weapons. Those rebels
have a very large contingent
In this episode, we start with Charlie's near death experience, and touch on a lot of topics. China's deficit spending, Currency Wars, and those tanks invading Mayberry USA. We also discuss the reaction to the new BlacklistedNews.com website, and why most people initially hate change.
Former 17-year Ohio Congressman Jim Traficant tells it like it is, in
two hours of non-stop commentary and analysis on the issues that no one
else will dare to touch.
Jim welcomes USS Liberty survivor Phil Tourney back for further discussion on how to get our country back from the clutches of the enemy.
Guilt is good. It's the feature that distinguishes the rest of the population from psychopaths. It's the sensation you are able to feel when you possess a capacity for empathy. But guilt inhibits consumption. So a global industry has developed to smother it with a 13-tog duvet of celebrities and cartoon characters and elevator music. It seeks to persuade us not to see and not to feel. It seems to work.
The 2012 Greendex survey found that people in poorer countries feel, on average, much guiltier about their impacts on the natural world than people in rich countries. The places in which people feel least guilt are, in this order, Germany, the United States, Australia and Britain, while the people of India, China, Mexico and Brazil have the greatest concerns. Our guilt, the survey reported, exists in inverse proportion to the amount of damage our consumption does. (theguardian.com)
Bit, Coin, Digit, Paper, Note, Gold – Just what is Money
Topics
-The first hour is a compelling walk thru the banking system whereby
you can follow the bouncing ball and understand why Mom may have said,
“Marry a banker.”
-Who is Andrew Hoszan and why do we want to read his Op Ed at the Wall Street Journal?
-The stealth bailout Andy explained in 2008 that started
the Quantitative Easing. QE, cycle this time around
-Understanding the difference between the Fed’s balance
sheet and the owners of the Fed’s balance sheet
-These prolific Mortgage Backed Securities, how they got
started and their pitfalls for dollar users
-When the dollar was pinned to gold, pre 1970, it was a whole different ballgame in the banking world
-Andy clearly explains of how The Fed could ramp up unemployment big time if their was the will and motivation.
-A listener asks, “What to do with a $200,000 windfall?
-Why this economy is not going to crash any time soon
-As the U.S. goes so goes the E.U.
This is exactly what it's title suggests, a rainy day fund for family members to fall back on when times are tough.
For example, our brother needed a brake job a few months back and his S&L was giving him shit and wanting to charge usury fees, etc, he could have taken a loan from this fund and told em all to feck off.
Collectively we could have lent him the money and it wouldn't be as much of a burden as say one of us lending the full amount. Then when when things are better, he could pay back the loan without worries or we could even forgive the loan if need be.
Keep it simple, honest and straight forward and it works. This is a collective insurance fund to keep all family members safe in times of need, NOT a get rich scheme or slush fund.
Micheal Collins Piper: "Someone please refute me on Israel killing JFK!" ” coverup
Kevin Barrett:
Commentary Magazine writer Michael Rubin is horrified that Press TV published my recent article exploring possible Israeli complicity in the JFK assassination.
He misleadingly blames "the Rouhani regime" for publishing my article,
which is sort of like blaming "the Obama regime" for something aired on
PBS, CNN, Fox, or C-Span, or published in the New York Times or Washington Post. (Actually, Press TV has a lot more freedom, at least in its international coverage, than any major American media outlet.)
Rubin says my article is "noxious hate" - but tellingly fails to explain
why it is wrong, or where the reader might go to find a refutation of
Michael Collins Piper's thesis that Israel was a major player in the JFK
assassination. (Read my response to Rubin.)
Now Michael Collins Piper himself joins me to discuss the thesis and its
critics...and to wonder why he get so many insults, yet so few attempts
to explain why he is wrong.
Today: Dr. Patrick Slattery filled in for Dr. Duke. He opened with a discussion of how knowing perfectly nice Jewish friends and acquaintances does NOT negate the facts that are frequently discussed on the show regarding the problem of Jewish domination of our society. Next, he reviews an article by the Israeli journalist Uri Avnery, which asked whether the American dog wags the Israeli tail or the Israeli tail wags the American dog. Dr. Slattery contends that this is the wrong question, countering that Jewish supremacists effectively control the American dog in the first place. Thus, any discord between the American establishment and the Israelis is simply a family dispute between two branches of Zionism with slightly different views of Jewish interests, and not a matter of American leaders standing up for American interests. Finally, he discusses the evidence that the late Palestinian President Yasser Arafat was assassinated by the Israelis using radioactive Polonium 210.
Philip Giraldi on Israel lobby madness; Phil Restino on VFP’s “impeach Obama” coverup
First half-hour: Former CIA officer Philip Giraldi recently pointed out that “The Lobby Is International”.
A few days later The (international) Lobby suffered a huge defeat as
the P5+1 powers reached a preliminary agreement on Iran’s nuclear energy
program. Is this the beginning of the end of Israel’s death grip on US
foreign policy? Or will The Lobby use its massive influence in Congress
to wreck peace with Iran…and once again trick the US into fighting a war
for Israel?
Philip Giraldi is a contributing editor to The American Conservative and executive director of the Council for the National Interest.
Second half hour: Phil Restino of Veterans for Peace
discusses the VFP leadership’s history of ignoring resolutions passed
by the members – including those calling for a new investigation of 9/11
and the impeachment of Obama for war crimes. Phil requests that you
contact the VFP national office and ask them to listen to the members
and support 9/11 truth and impeachment of Obama:
vfp@veteransforpeace.org (314) 725-6005(office) (314) 227-1981(fax) Read more @ No lies radio
