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We are live to tape on episode 534, and today, Fall Again! Duh-duh-duh-duh! Signing on from off the grid, Razzle Dazzle, I'm your best buddy, Vazzle. And my name is Gons, your favorite Asian provocateur for Christ, aka the companion boy live from California, here to serve you a podcast that brings you the best news, which is the Gospel message of Jesus Christ.
A lot of reporting the egregious, with a well-rounded, biblically grounded world events, and today's immersion phenomenon, falling! Lots of falling, it's almost fall, you know? It's almost fall, yeah, and it feels like it. Is it starting to cool off around the world?
Yes, finally. And, you know, the... California is on fire, so... That's how you know we are moving from summer to fall.
It keeps us warm in the winter. And also... The cold, cold California winters. This show exemplifies the fall of man, you know?
Just every episode is just a highlight of the fall of man. And, if you're Russian and you're a CEO, just watch out. You might fall, so just... Put some railings near your windows.
Speak care for us. There seems to be some building code issues or something, because these Russians can't stop falling out of windows! Alright, well, we got a great show today, so let me give you a quick run down. Run it down, run it.
Yeah, okay, here we go. Ready, set, go. Alright, well, we're going to start out with some lead stories, of course. Mike Lindell, my pillow, what's going on?
We'll check in with him. Haven't heard from him in a while. And... Oh my gosh, I'm pretty sure this is a call, ditz.
We have X-C-N-N... Anchor? If you could call him that? Host, I guess.
Just face... Ryan Stelter. He's got his new gig. He's got his new gig, okay?
We knew he would land on his feet like a r-... Unlike a Russian, but more like a cat falling out of a window. Now, we're going to be checking in with Flippy and... Ooh, a deep Flippy.
A deep Flippy here for you. We all know a famous carpenter and, well, everybody's jobs are at risk, including carpenters. We're going to be checking in with Russia, Ukraine, China, big things going on, more apocalyptic warnings, of course, windows, boats. Russians cannot just keep their feet on the ground, man.
And then China, some interesting sort of cyber pandemic updates there. Then we'll be checking back in with the movements that is... Somehow, both entirely fabricated and yet poses a real threat, perhaps not to American democracy, but to perhaps the reputation or the standing of the Church of America, a little bit of QAnon mixed in there, do not miss that one, some local stories. And then we'll be checking in on, well, I think the narrative has switched.
The mainstream has changed their mind about breastfeeding, and they let us know that in the most extravagant way. Don't worry, no parental advisory needed, but you will need to hold on tight to your sanity. And then at the end of the show, of course, Antarctica, big updates for all of our live streamers in Antarctica. And just a quick note, we will...
We have a heart out today, slightly shorter show, although still longer than it should be. So, God, it's time to start off with our lead stories. I am innocent. Innocent.
Hey, up. They're coming after me. They're coming after all of you. Apparently, New York Post had won here.
My pillow CEO, Michael Delsus, FBI seized his phone at Hardee's Drive-Thru. That's the most fun part at Hardee's Drive-Thru. Who knows? You know, this is...
Michael Lindell, pillow billionaire. He's just like us folks. He just, he still eats at a Hardee's Drive-Thru. For those who don't know, Hardee's is sort of a sister chain to Carl's Jr.
I think it's more of an East Coast. I thought it started as Hardee's. I thought Carl's Jr. came later.
I don't know. It may have. It may have. I think the guy's name was Carl Hardee.
Yeah. So, there's Hardee's and then there's Carl's Jr. Alright, tell us more. Okay.
Well, says here. My pillow CEO, Michael Lindell, said FBI agents pulled up to his car in a Hardee's drive-thru. And Minnesota and seized his phone, apparently as part of the Justice Department's investigation into 2020 election interference. The pro-Trump conspiracy theorist, thank you, New York Post, re-told the dramatic moment live on his show, The Lindell reports Tuesday, claiming his phone was seized, and he was served a subpoena.
Lindell said he and a pal decided to pick up food at Hardee's in his hometown of Mankato, or Mankato, I don't know, after a fission trip when three cars pulled up and surrounded his vehicle, blocking him from exiting the drive-thru lane. Quote, I said to my buddy, I wish I had the audio quotes here. It may be easier to play. I said to my buddy, I said that's either a bad guy or it's FBI.
According to a clip posted on the conservative news site, The Post Millennial, the pillow entrepreneur, I like that, the pillow entrepreneur, because that's what he is. Known for falsely-insisting Donald Trump won the 2020 election, said the agents began peppering him, peppering him, I thought it was pepper spray. But, no, it was questions. They started peppering him with questions about Colorado, Colorado, Clerc, Tina Peters, who faces felony charges related to a security breach of her office's election equipment and the Dominion voting machines.
This is a weird, this is weird, he goes into the history of why they're getting them, but But we all know why. First of all, falsely insisting is a weird term, but I'm going to let that slide. What was the FBI? What was the plan here?
The FBI? You know, we know they've been serving subpoenas left and right, something like 40 Republicans allegedly involved in planning the January 6th event were served subpoenas in the past few days or whatever last week. Were they just following him around waiting for him to go to a hardies? Were they biting their time?
You know, when it came to the Trump raid, you know, they waited until he was in New York, very, very finely tuned plan, yeah, okay. methodical calculated. Did they somehow like guide him there? Did they feed him some, you know, advertisements on his way back from the fishing trip, place some very well placed signed twirling FBI agents to get him to stop.
It's just or just following around, following him around everywhere, just waiting for a moment to trap him. It's just a weird, it's a weird way to go, man. I don't understand. Well, it's I think there's if I put on a tin foil cap, if I may, I think this could be some kind of deal also with hardies.
Like there's no reason to do it there. But if you do it there, it's a secret black ops hardies. Yeah, you get to one of America's oldest, you know, fast food chains in the news again. You know, it's a PR stuff.
Maybe a little PR stuff. But also, of course, you know, the possibility of it being sort of a, when I say inside job, I mean staged for the purpose of political stirring, you know, and and the Trump thing seems to be, I say that in the sense of like purposeful from the Trump side of things, because you know, he still got eyes and ears and feet from his. I think you nailed it. I think you nailed it the first time around.
This is a black budget secret off the books. FBI, super-cousing parties. No, this is this is a this is a bunker disguised as a hardies with perfectly placed billboards around town to lure in unsuspecting insurrectionists. And you know, we've all wondered what happens off the books with the intelligence agencies, people are thinking, you know, robots and and black ops in the in the Middle East.
Nope, it's hardies. It's a hologram camouflage system on the outside and to lure in unsuspecting Republicans and then boom, nab them right there and then enjoy a cheeseburger afterwards. Yeah, it's funny. It's funny.
They got his phone and yeah, it's funny because he said he calls a lawyer and then he gave up his phone. So, you know, I mean, that's they did this to a lot of people. There's about 40 Republicans who had the same thing happen. Yeah, I like the quote here.
I said, if I don't give it to you, will you arrest me then? Lindell said he asked the Asians. It's a little virtue signaling from the from that side, you know, I want to be arrested. It'll make international news.
So anyway, yeah, he did say that. He said, I said, I've been asking for you guys. This will make international news international weird. The quote in the article is international news.
Well, that's not the the only thing we have here at the top. We also well, hold on, hold on, we have to remember the Trump is building a new age and you know, Michael and I have to say bye, bye to his phone. Bye, bye. Yeah, we still don't.
I thought for a second, maybe we had a Brian Brian's stelter jingle, but the shill's yellow one will do for now. She'll show for sure indirectly. Or she'll also yes, she'll see. Yeah, maybe perhaps it's a sort of an omen for what, you know, might do something.
The career for this set for a show, Zilla Washington times America's newspaper and says former CNN host Brian stelter joins Harvard as media fellow will examine threats to democracy. Oh yeah, he sounds he's totally qualified for this. I mean, when you think of Harvard, especially the sort of media fellowship, the media schools at Harvard, what you really want to do is walk into work your entire life, do your homework, don't go to parties, get straight A's do extra curriculars, perhaps find some way to mark yourself as a minority, get into Harvard just to be taught about the threats to democracy by a sentient Bratz doll, a giant baby man. You know who likes the giant baby man or the moonies?
What do you mean? Why do they like them? Because Washington times? Yeah, moonies own the Washington times.
Yeah, okay. Well, if the moonies like him, he's a door to continue recently ousted CNN host Brian stelter will take on the quote threats to democracy and other topics as Harvard's media and politics fellow, the university said on Monday. Mr. Stelter will be working at the prestigious Ivy League college through at least the fall semester as it's Walter Shoren Stein media and democracy fellow.
Wow. So he's a he holds a very special position. Oh yeah, just a prof or something. He is one of one Walter Shoren Stein media and democracy fellow.
According to a press release from the university, the former quote, reliable sources host will quote convene a series of discussions about threats to democracy and the range of potential responses from the news media. The university said the range of potential responses. Now keep in mind Brian stelter is not a journalist. He's not a very barely an anchor.
Oh, how dare you? Almost not. He is a TV personality that hosts a talk show. He is not a reporter, not a journalist.
He has a talking head kind of like me. And so you know, I mean, this bodes well for those in the business who make their career goal to sort of, you know, chill for the establishment for the corporations for the, you know, the brainwashing programs to bend the knee kiss the ring, do it as long as possible, a shooting, all sort of all reference to self respect and, you know, some sort of actual critical thought in the news. And kids, if you do this, you can work at Harvard. So pay attention, Chris Schillsella.
What is he going to be talking about? Those discussions will involve media figures, policymakers, politicians, and Kennedy school students, and will quote help deepen public and scholarly understanding about the current state of the information ecosystem. Ha Brian stelter of CNN, giving the current state of the information ecosystem that I mean, he is perfectly suited. The current state of the information ecosystem is you have giant baby slash robot lizard people towing a line reading a script that's fed to them on a teleprompter.
He is the perfect person to tell people what this current state of information ecosystem is. And its impact on democratic governance. I don't know what qualifies him to talk about civics, except for the aforementioned sort of allegiance to the system. I think this is very helpful real quick.
One last comment. You know, he did such a great job of brainwashing the masses. It is only natural that when he loses that job, you put him straight at the top, you put him at the Harvard media and broadcasting schools. You know, so maybe he's not going to be lying out of his, what are they called mandible, his strange thing he calls a mouth when I forget.
Well, you're trying to say what the ram is where nobody likes it, but still, man, come on. No, this is important. This is important. He, instead of lying straight to the public, his job now is to teach or program the next generation of media, you know, influencers coming out of Harvard, of course, to do the job as good as he did.
He, I'm happy for there's kind of a through line with CNN and the change in CNN and then maintaining a stelter is the fact that Harvard was part of the investigation for the Confucius Institute. If you remember from Bloomberg from 2020, Harvard Yale under US investigation over foreign funding. So, you know, I don't know what came with that. I don't think there was, there were a bunch of universities that dropped the Confucius Institute and I think for the most part, it's been exposed, but it doesn't mean that there's still tentacles left and connections.
So to me, it's more than, and, yeah, and the connections with CNN and Beijing too. So anyway, just a one, two more sentences that I think are great to read out loud. Mr. Stelter told the campus newspaper, the Harvard Crimson, that he hopes to bring the spirit of his former show to the university's campus.
Interesting choice of words. Yeah, the dragon, the dragon that makes sense. You're trying to use the dragon. The spirit of the Antichrist.
It is unclear if the fellowship is a paid position. Unclear guns. He's just doing it out of the kindness of his heart. The fact that they had to say that in the article means there's some kind of long-term deal here.
This isn't just a, it's not necessarily monetary, they could be monetary, but in a more slight of a hand way. It could look. Yeah, it could be all sorts of background deals. Yeah.
All right. There you go. Brian Stelter, good luck, my friend. And Chris Yozilla, pay attention.
The best is clear. The best is clear. But you can one day be a Harvard. You can be the next man to be named whatever this is.
Whatever it is. You can be a fellow. Yeah. All right.
That's all right. It is Wednesday, my deuce. It is Wednesday, my deuce. Wednesday, Wednesday, my deuce.
Indeed, it is Wednesday. You know, I had to change some settings before we started the show guns and whatever these settings are, every single one of those jingles sounded entirely different. I'm carrying you better. Unrecognizable.
It's like, I mean, they're good. They're still good. But whatever I did with my settings is bringing out new parts hidden in chairs. Are you receiving studios, maybe?
They're Skype now? That's my style. I don't know why I would, but it's interesting. I don't know.
Anyways, it is Wednesday, my deuce. And you know, it's a little unfortunate. I saw some people in the chat today talking about how excited they were for the Burning Man update. And it's unfortunate because we are on a time crunch.
And today I chose to put off the Burning Man, the next Burning Man update until Friday. So I apologize. I'm just a point of the people. I just I didn't know people were enjoying it that much.
So there's plenty more to talk about. We are continuing to put together the content, just finished up some interviews to make up for the ones that were lost and plenty to come on the Burning Man research updates. So thank you for that. But as far as a personal update, the emus, guns, Kevin and Kevin, the danger twins, they're getting humongous.
I didn't send you a picture. I was going to, but then we were rushed to start. So yeah, they're humongous. They're only about six months old.
And they come if they stand up straight, they look me straight in the eyes. And it's four. So that's pretty terrifying. For yes, of course, I'm in the film, Basm.
Yeah. So it's getting a little, it's getting a little terrifying. I kind of feel perhaps what I imagine a father with human children might feel like when, you know, the son gets in high school and suddenly can beat him up or something. I don't know.
Sure. So again, if I if I disappear completely, first place to check, Emu Cage, I have me locked up. Good stuff. I have a prayer request here.
So the prayer request comes from one of our listeners. I'm going to keep this person anonymous. However, just got the message. They sent it on Monday, but I read it this morning.
The producer here, her husband passed away on Monday. So she suffered from some anxiety and all these things. And she was mentioned in the note that she knows that they'll see each other again in the resurrection, but right now it's kind of tough. So yeah, that's tough.
That news and I was breaking that email. So I wanted to go upon the producers and pray for this producer. She has produced the show in multiple capacities over the years. And so yeah, I just wanted to throw that there.
You guys go pray producers around the world, put it on the list. You don't know how well identified, but the Lord knows producer, husband, producer and producer, husband, of course, comfort and oh my gosh, what a tragic thing to have happen. I don't even have the words to pinpoint the prayer. So producers just like the Holy Spirit guide you on that one.
Well, yes, I wish, yeah. I wish I wish I knew more so I knew so I knew but I'll follow up later. Sure. Yeah, yeah.
And there's not, I don't know the details or anything, but just know that we're behind you. I don't know. I can't really, I don't know. I'm not sure.
I don't know the details, but yeah, I just want to tell this anonymous producer that be strong. We're here, but more importantly, God is there with you and your husband is with the Lord now. So just reach out to us if you need. And of course, you know, the community is we're family here.
So go to the CanaryCrowdCommunity or the Discord or something and canaryons will just be more than happy to come around and support you in this time. Yeah, 100%. There you go. Okay, anything else?
That's it. Yeah. For the let's think an executive producer. That's right.
We're on the value for value model, folks. You know how this works? We don't take any corporate money whatsoever. Instead, it is up to the producers of the show to keep it going and who are the producers?
They are people just like you who recognize the value they get out of this show and know that it can only continue through the value for value system, which is if you get value, put value back in, there's many ways to do that. You can put value back in the show with your time, your talent or your treasure. Lots of different ways to do it. But it's the only way we're able to stay alive is the only way we're able to do the show as frequently as we do.
And it's only possible, I guess all the various parts of the Canaryverse are only possible because of the participation of our producers and the executive producers are producers who come in hot, maybe they make it a priority to put value back in, they carry a heavy load, keep the show going for the rest of us and we appreciate them very much. And we have a producer today to thank. All right. You ready?
Yeah. Okay. You know, this executive producer came in through the link tree, which usually sends me a separate email with the note attached. I did not receive any notification from link tree without this one.
So if there was a note, executive producer, I apologize, email us or send us your note or something. I'll be happy to make up for it later. But I do want to thank executive producer Jennifer. Thank you, Jennifer.
I yes. Thank you very much. Not the all thing. I well, who knows?
Jennifer comes in with for the 1111. Very nice. Thank you. Much a ones there.
Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Plus fees. And we appreciate you very, very much.
Everybody give a rousing round of applause for executive producer Jennifer. Where'd you find this? And as of now, that is the only executive producer for this episode. I am having a strange thing.
I am unable to get into the back end of our of our PayPal. So people are coming in now. I have no way to check that. I will keep checking, keep trying.
But if there's another executive producer that came in, we'll thank you in the next break, of course. And it's not too late to produce the show, folks. You can still do it by heading to canarycryradio.com slash support. All righty.
Okay. Well, I think it's time for the flippy update. Oh, meetups. Nope.
Beep, boop, boop. Time for the meetups. We are not going to forget again. Every crime meetups.
Go to canarycrymedups.com. That's the gist of it. Canarycrymedups.com. You can see the list of locations, times, places, people who are meeting up around the country.
That's here in the US. Occasionally there's an overseas meetup. But here's the point. Go canarycrymedups.com, see if there's one near you.
If there is not, put one on yourself. Choose a time, choose a place, let us know about it. We will tell the world put it on the website. It'll be a good time.
Coming up this month, we have the Sierra City, Sierra City, California. It's a camp out. Canary Crag camp out on September 17th. Contact MDBS mission at gmail.com.
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We'll see you at the meetup. There we go. It's time for the flippy update folks. Flippy is our colloquial name for the disembodied robot arms that are taking our jobs in slaving our children and flirting with our spouses.
We use talking about flippy as a way to explore all the new fun and exciting ways that robots are taking over the world and just how there's nothing we can do about it. The DailyStar.net has a very important update. Hattle brings robot carpenters. Yes.
Oh, but there's more guns. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
It is old. Hattle has invested over 200. Oh, some crazy currency. I don't know.
TK 200 Cororae to renovate its Zirani Bazaar factory in Savar with state of the art machinery, including automated robotic systems in an attempt to make its growing global popularity to newer heights. In addition, in additions, no led to the addition, increased, oh, the additions led to increased technological dependence for the 20 acre plant. That is a big plant. But that did not translate into job cuts.
Don't worry. Gons did not translate into job cuts, much to the relief of around 2,300 human employees of the company. Rather, adult production. The tech includes a robotic arm for lacquering computer aided design machinery and curing equipment using ultraviolet light.
Most of the fun came as loans from HSBC, mutual trust bank, prime bank, and others. I thought this was fascinating. Of course, we've got a carpenter robot or the set of carpenter robots, which of course we all think of Christ, the most famous carpenter. I don't like the robots sort of taking anybody's jobs, but the sort of replication of Christ's profession, something to pay attention to.
But it's also funded by the banks. It's just, you got all the banks involved, man. I mean, what isn't funded by the banks, of course, but we're so used to billionaires and crypto token sales and all these things nowadays, funding these robot inventions to actually have the banks get involved. It's pretty impressive.
So you've got a bank owned, bank funded carpenter robot. And listen to this quote quote, a perfect combination of man and machine describes Verol's Al-Mamoon, head of sales and marketing at Hattell. Now, Gons, of course, I was already primed to be thinking about Christ, just in general. I do that a lot.
But of course, the carpenter robot, I don't like flippy, stepping on any toes, much less Christ's. And the funding by the bank sinister, sinister, but also, of course, a bit profound. Now we all know Jesus, the perfect combination of man and God. And now flippy, the carpenter robot coming in is the perfect combination of man and machine.
It's just echoed it echoed the transhumanist dystopia robotic savior that the social engineering has been guiding us towards for so long. There were just too many parallels to the past up Gons, I couldn't help it. Are you ready to become cyber? This is perfect.
It's a great way to get to I'm sorry, I'm like, blabbling. I it's a bla bla bla bla. It's this is why we need AI robots. So there's no human bla bla.
Yeah, yeah, I got to get the human segment. So there's a man who I met at my local church here, and he's like a carpenter. He does real high-end luxury, very fine work. Like, amazing, he's showing me on his phone.
I'm like, oh my gosh, you're amazing. And I'm going to tell about this. I'm going to be like, you know, about Hattell, you know, and maybe I don't know what his take will be. Maybe he's going to have to join forces, you know, with the machines to keep up, or at least get that banker money, get the trust for trust money.
You want the carpentry pickup robotics, man? Yeah. The only way to survive. Yeah.
Sure. Yeah. All right. There's a filthy update for the day.
Yeah. Wasn't not prepared. You're going to just cut off so short. Oh, we're moving, baby.
Okay. Let me one, three, three, uploading binary Joseph's. It used to report away more from RT. I know, that was the fun outlet.
It's only after it used to be the fun place to get news. Now it's like banned. Yeah, well, it's because of stories like this, apparently, and it's biblical. It's kind of e-mebleco.
Again, RT headline here, Medvedev issues apocalyptic warning to West over Ukraine. Another one. By the way, did you notice that the queen died like three days after Medvedev threatened the queen? Yeah, maybe it was an anilor, a metaphorical, a metaphorical new queen over the UK and took her out.
Was it actually with a scholar still? I think it was Medvedev to straight up threaten the queen, not even like, it was like a personal threat. And then the next week she's gone. So I don't know, man.
I'm just saying the timing of these things is too much sometimes. Yeah, maybe they're meant to kind of kill off some of the older ruler types here. This seems to be going both directions. But here's what the article says from the article says.
Western half-wits from silly think tanks. These aren't quotes. Are leading their countries down the road of nuclear Armageddon with their hybrid war against Moscow, former Russian presidents Dimitri Medvedev wrote on his telegram channel on Tuesday, endlessly funneling weapons and supports Ukraine while pretending not to be directly involved in the conflict will not work out of the deputy chair of the Russian Security Council. The quote unquote security guarantees proposal unveiled by Kyiv on Tuesday was quote, really a prologue to the Third World War and quote said Medvedev calling it a quote, hysterical appeal and quote to Western countries engaged in a proxy war against Russia.
If the West continues its quote, unrestrained pumping of the Kyiv regime with the most dangerous types of weapons and quote, Russia's military campaign will move to the next level where quote, visible boundaries and potential predictability of actions by the parties to the conflict and quote, will be erased and the conflict will take on a life of its own as wars always do. Medvedev argued. I can't tell what part Medvedev said and what part R.T. is paraphrasing as part of the propaganda summation.
It's all kind of seen here. Well, there's a couple interesting things. Did you read the subtext, the sub headline? Yeah.
What do you mean? I'll say it out loud, which is the former Russian president used a book of revelation quote to comment on Kyiv's security demands. So yeah, it's right. So again, going to the biblical talk, the biblical language, which we've seen repeatedly, again, the Russian throwback of their government can still talk like this.
However, it is the former president. Now, I do not recall if Medvedev actually holds any office right now, but he is the former president, which I think gives him a little bit more freedom to talk like this. It's kind of like Trump. What was your problem?
It was a job to not become a kind of a rogue guy that has to hide somewhere in NATO. Well, yeah, well, he can say the things that Putin can't say, because if Putin says it, then it's like a direct political threat, a geopolitical threat. But Medvedev, just the former president, he can say all this crazy stuff, which makes a good headline. Let's get to the specifics here.
Quote, and this is again back to Medvedev's quote here. And then the Western nations will not be able to sit in their clean homes, laughing at how they carefully weaken Russia by proxy. Everything will be on fire around them. Their people will harvest their grief in full.
The land will be on fire in the concrete will melt, and quote, Medvedev wrote before citing a Bible verse from Revelation 918. You know what it says in Revelation 918, let's hear it. I'll read from the English standard. It's just a king Bible because more dramatic.
By these three was the third part of men killed by the fire and by the smoke and by the brimstone, which issued out from their mouths or out of their mouths. As it's part about a third of mankind being killed, you know, fire, smoke, sulfur. Yeah, there you go. They're full on, full on Armageddon.
Yeah, talk from Medvedev. A little bit more here, quote, yet still the narrow-minded politicians and their silly think tanks thoughtfully twirling a glass of wine in their hands. Talk about how they can deal with us without entering into a direct war. Dual fools with a classical education.
Are you censoring? I'm just trying to be, you know, I don't want to say those stories. All right. This is, we are sure.
The word is dull, by the way. Dull fool? I said dull fool. You said dual.
All right. Anyway, there you go. This is a Medvedev, a given biblical and plays right into so many things. I mean, it's really interesting to hear how the ex-president talks to the public, you know, because that's the big problem right now.
Russia, you know, Ukraine just did that big Switjaroonski last week or whatever where they took back a bunch of land. You remember for like a month they were saying they were going to take back the southern region. They kept saying they're talking about it for a month. And then at the last second, they didn't touch the southern region.
They came up north and took the northern region. So it seems, I mean, everybody, all the analysts talking about it are like, Whoa, brilliant Switjaro from Ukraine. But it's obvious that like, okay, why are you telling Putin your plans a month in advance? Okay, of course you are just giving him a lot of warning about what you're going to do.
This is kind of a weird thing that you're doing. They made it a big PR move. And allegedly, as the reporting goes, which I'm really starting to be skeptical of, but the reporting is that Putin fell for it and sent all of his most seasoned troops to the south to protect it from Ukraine. And everybody, you know, all the troops he left up north where the not so seasoned troops, the sort of B team.
And there's all these stories of them, the Russians dropping their rifles and running away and stealing bicycles to escape the Ukrainians coming back for their land. Just really theatrical reporting on the whole thing. And this is like mainstream New York Times, Washington Post reporting. And so, you know, in addition to those analyses, they're saying, Oh, well, Putin's embarrassed.
He's embarrassed. He's treating more. The generals are mad. The politicians are mad in Russia.
Everybody's mad. Putin's going to bring this to all out war, but he's going to have a problem because the Russian people, it's politically dangerous or suicide for him to do all out war instead of what he's been calling a special operation. Just going to go kill the Nazis. Don't worry, everybody.
This is not all out war. But now they're saying that he needs to do all out war or he might. But it's going to be hard to convince the Russian people that they actually want to do this. And that's where I think Medvedev comes in, right?
Painting this picture of the evil capitalist, westerners swirling their wine. Well, you know, it's funny that he calls it a proxy war, but this quote itself is part of the proxy war to say this out loud publicly is part of this. You can say, say, around rattling, but really, it's a proxy where it's kind of a showmanship of like, Hey, we get into a dark location. You know, who's got some some gnarly weapons, the Russians.
Well, it's not a proxy for Russia, Russia, there and it directly it's a proxy war for us because we're on saying it's instigating or at least perpetuating this proxy war. It's words. Well, yeah, well, what they keep saying is they want to make it actual all out war. I know, I know.
Yeah. Yeah. But that's the other thing. They always say that.
Well, words. Yeah, I don't know. Words isn't proxy war, but I mean, that's what I'm saying. He's not in the government and the far allegedly, the far right in the Russian political spectrum are just insisting to start sending nukes.
They are just so ready. And I think that's reflected in this apocalyptic language and non politicians freely talking about nuking the world into oblivion. Sorry, didn't mean to go into the whole analysis there because there's more important things to talk about heading over to Newsweek here. Newsweek.com.
This was hilarious. I grabbed the archived version because when I first saw this story, it had a fun typo in the headline. They've since fixed it. Good job.
Newsweek took you took you two days, but okay. Newsweek.com Putin's key man in the Arctic found dead after falling overboard. Hey, it's public. It's 43 p.m.
Yeah, 433 p.m. on the 12th. And I'm Arctic. A R T I C not Arctic.
Arctic Newsweek. Because I am on Arctic. I wish I wish it was the Antarctic. But no, just the Arctic, just regular old Arctic Arctic.
The death of a Russian energy executive over the weekend adds to a list of mysterious deaths of high powered national businessmen since prior to February 24th in vision of Ukraine, Ivan Petrin or pecoran, 39 managing director of the corporation for development of the Far East and the Arctic reportedly fell off a boat at full speed and died Saturday near Ruski Island in the Sea of Japan in Primorsky, cry Russia near Vladivostok. That's like double O seven straight double O seven type of stuff. Right. And they don't mention the kind of boat that he was on.
I'm imagining like a cigarette boat, like a cigarette runner of go fast boat, you know, he was trying to escape. It wasn't on the big cruiser, like a something he's trying to get out of the game. But this is that full speed, you know, full speed. You got to be going pretty dang fast to die falling off the boat.
But who knows they don't tell us. But yeah, I was imagining like a or maybe one of those wooden fancy wooden boats from James Bond through the Venetian canals or something. I don't know, pecoran works under Russian President Vladimir Putin. According to the Russian publication, Cosmo, okay, let's try this again.
Cosmo, Mo Skyola, Profta, modernizing aviation in the eastern Russia, while developing resources in the Arctic in light of heavy sanctions. There's an oil man. Pecoran's last public appearance reportedly occurred at the Eastern Economic Forum, held from September 5th to 8th in Vladivostok. The Daily Mail reported that Pecoran spoke during a session called quote, everyone has their own route.
The logistics of a changed world. His death follows that of the corporation's former CEO. Keep in mind, he is the second CEO to die in the last six months. Igor Nossov, 43, who reportedly died suddenly from a stroke in February.
Now this is where it gets fun, gons. So we've got the guy falling off the boat. We've got the guy suddenly from a stroke. You know, that happens on September 1st, a rival, Naganov, 67, an oil tycoon, another oil guy, and former head of Russian second largest oil company, Luke oil, reportedly fell to his death from a sixth floor window of a Moscow hospital.
Unconfirmed reports allege that Naganov was beaten and thrown out of a window. Wow. He honestly didn't even have to write that last part. You didn't have to mention it.
It's quoted. Beaten is quoted and thrown out of a window. It was also quoted as directly from a magnum. Unconfirmed reports.
Yes. So you've got fallen off a boat. This guy fell out of the hospital window. He was already in the hospital.
And quote unquote fell out the window. The oil had previously expressed his opposition to the invasion of Ukraine. Luke oil, meanwhile, said his death came quote after a serious illness. Yeah, yeah, a serious illness and then fell out the window of the hospital.
Whoops. Other similar deaths have occurred over the years. Now they say years, but they just go back to December of 2021 years ago, not that long ago. Well, years ago in our current timeline, I mean, that's true.
Proz, Proz, Vernan, founder of Nationalist website Sputnik and Pogrom fell out of a residential building in Moscow and tied another window problem. Yo, Russia gets a bars on the windows. Guys, you can't have all your very important. We just have nets all over, you know, covering the lower 30 feet.
Yeah. A set of drones on the top of every building. Come down and catch you. Well, you're very important oligarchs falling out of windows.
A similar incident occurred in October of that year. In 2020, yeah, so a year ago, and a Russian diplomat was found dead after a fall from a window at the Russian embassy. Perlin. I'm sorry, we were laughing at such tragedy.
Over the world. But yes, when it's written like this, it's a certain use out of control. Of course, Russia posts English guns were allowed to laugh at Russian oligarchs being assassin. Oh, right.
Yeah. We officially cannot be banned for promoting violence against Russians. Apparently, sickeningly, that is the state of the social media stuff. Russia posts, Russia posts English reported that pecorins aviation prowess, this is the boatman, included the support of passenger air transportation modernization of airport infrastructure.
Okay, so he's working on airlines and stuff. And it goes into some statements about his death, and everybody's very sad about it. So yeah, some very interesting window related accidents continuing to happen. And who knows?
Who knows what kind of boat it was? Maybe the boat had a window and fell out. Well, the Newsweek Unclear Funding as Harvard EDU's mainstream media document shows. But remember, this was also bought out by Jonathan Davis and Dev Pragad in 2013.
Yeah, there was highly suspicious suspicious. Yeah, there's definitely some intel type of stuff. It seems, yeah, it seems like a Smith-Muntz Modernization Act situation, or perhaps just straight up propaganda. Yeah, outlet.
I had to look it up. Defenestration, Defenestration, gonzers. The word for the act of throwing something or someone out of a window. Good word.
Yeah. So the they've got some Defenestration experts. They need to employ some anti-defenestration experts. That'd be a really that'd be an interesting recruitment tool.
You good at throwing people out of windows? Come work for us. And alternatively, are you good at catching people falling out of windows? That's a holy industry.
Yeah. Yeah. Both sides fund both sides. In relationship to this Ukraine, China thing or not, Ukraine, Russia thing is the China thing.
This is from the print.in and headline here is 60 to 80% of Twitter accounts posting on Russia, Ukraine, war bots. 90% pro-Ukraine finds new study, which is no surprise. Right. Well, speaking of the Smith-Munt Modernization Act, for those who need review was an old law, but was renewed and revised for the modern times by Obama, I believe it's 2013.
Yeah. Yeah. Which basically laid down the rules as to how to legally propagandize how the American government could legally propagandize to Americans, AKA lie to them legally. And part of this was if you can get a story planted in a foreign newspaper, then you can report on the story in the foreign newspaper legally and use it as a source or a pretext for American media.
And there were I don't know if you remember this, Gonses, this was I think we reported it must have been 2020 that this big study came out. There was something like 700 of Indian online news outlets were straight up used for propaganda. They were real news outlets. And so whenever you see .in, I believe .in is in the address.
Yeah. So when you see .in, there is an extremely likely chance that you are reading news directly sort of intimidated by the intelligence community of the US government. So keep that in mind when we read this. Yep.
New Delhi between 1680% of Twitter handles posting on the Ukraine Russia war may be bought accounts, the research by scholars from the University of Adelaide or Adelaide, Australia, has found among other influences these bot accounts may have been pushing people to flee their homes during the conflict between these two countries. The researchers added. The researchers also found more quote unquote pro Ukraine accounts than those that were pro Russia. The paper titled, I love the title of this very prestigious paper.
The paper is titled hashtag I stand with Putin versus hashtag I stand with Ukraine. The interaction of bots and humans in discussion of the Russia Ukraine war was released on August 20th. The researchers are an exclamation mark. Remember, we saw the scientists are allowed to use exclamation marks and their science that they're not quite there yet.
The hashtag is already a move in another direction. I would say, yeah, that was on climate change, not as alarming. I guess the Ukraine war. The researchers studied 5.2 million posts on Twitter tweets, tweets, quotes and replies to tweets shared between February 23rd the day before and March 8th this year to understand how bot activity may influence online discussions around the Russia Ukraine conflict and how bots may influence human emotions.
The studies post contained hashtags like stand with Putin, dah, dah, dah, dah, dah, dah. Bot accounts are identified using Indian as Indian universities, a botometer, a software which helps identify a bot account. How can they? A bot, a bottle meter.
I want a bottle meter. What about Elon? Elon, do you want to use that maybe for his little audience? I'm going to follow.
Twitter. Go follow that. I'm going to follow this rabbit hole to the bottom meter. We can say that between 60% and 80% of accounts tweeting the hashtags were studied during the first two weeks of the war were bots as determined using the botometer.
Joshua Wat, one of the researchers told the print, according to Wat, it is not clear whether the bots are influencing people to flee Ukraine or Russia. Wat added quote, we cannot conclude where this is happening due to having no geographical information on the origin of accounts. All we can conclude is that the bot accounts are influencing more discussions surrounding moving fleeing, going or staying in a country slash location. It just goes into the more pro Ukraine bots and a little bit more of the details about how bots trigger emotions, which is of course the big part of the sciop here is creating the emotional trigger, sometimes better than factual stories or any kind of real story.
The connection here, did you have anything on the little rabbit trail that the second one? It's a little app, it's a little browser based app. You do have to connect your Twitter account, which I did for a second. I'm now going to unconnect it.
I was just checking my account to see if it thought I was a bot. You insert somebody's Twitter profile handle and it gives you a score as to whether it thinks that that account is a bot or not. It's not very, I haven't dug into the methodology yet. I will kind of pitter around that in a second.
I plugged my account in there. I was a little bit of a phrase, a little frayed. It rates at 0 to 5. 0 to 5, my account, it rates 0.3, not a bot.
I'm going to do face like this on air here. Let's see. Check user, check followers, check friends. Interesting.
Well, user, we already know is not a bot. I'm a human. Uh oh. At Canary Cry Radio rates 3.2, orange, possible bot activity.
That makes sense. We just post about the show, really. Yeah, that's true. The only thing I think we are about, okay.
Let's see what the sum is up here. Pretty good little tool. I'm going to use this. Uh, whoa, whoa.
There's a bunch of crazy names popping up. 0.5 out of 5, was that I mean? That means not a bot, not a bot. Yeah.
All these other, not likely a bot. Oh, you can check all of your followers. Yeah, that's interesting. Many of your followers, likely bots or inactive or whatever.
It's great. Oh, that's useful. That's useful. Ooh, I found a bot.
I found a 100% bot following our account. Janssen B16, we're on to you. So this is about Twitter, allowing these bots. But in connection, the reason why China comes into play is because vice.com headline here, Twitter whistleblower says 3, was there.
I'm losing my mind. Twitter whistleblowers say there was at least one Chinese spy working at the company. Pay their mudge, Zatko, accused Twitter of employing undercover Chinese intelligence agents inside the company. Hacking disinformation surveillance cyber is motherboard's podcast and reporting on what?
That's not part of the thing. In testimony to a Senate committee, a Twitter whistleblower said that the Chinese government had placed at least one agent of the country's intelligence agency undercover as a Twitter employee. It's not surprising at all. Form a Twitter head of security, Peter Zatko made the allegations during his testimony in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday.
Last month, Zatko, who was best known for his hacker handle, mudge filed a whistleblower complaint accusing Twitter of having a series of grave cyber security issues, including insider threats, lack of monitoring and the presence of an Indian government agent working inside Twitter. Indian government. Now, Zatko said that last month, now Zatko said India was not the only foreign government that put one of its agents inside of Twitter. Quote, I'd been told because the corporate security physical security team had been contacted and told that there was at least one agent of the MSS, which is one of the China's intelligence services on the payroll inside Twitter, mudge said, quote, while it was disturbing to hear I and many others had recognized the state of the environment that Twitter were really thinking if you're not placing foreign agents inside Twitter, it's because it's very difficult to detect them.
It is very valuable to a foreign agent to be inside there as a foreign intelligence agency or most likely not doing your job. And quote, so anyway, there you go. We can read more about it. I mean, I was going to say the same thing.
But of course, they got agency for us. That's you wouldn't be a very good. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. You can get a job. Yeah. And with an ironic twist, gizmodo headline, China accuses the NSA of hacking a top university to steal data.
Oh, no, or China. Hacking Chinese universities. How dare they? Oh, it's like our own version of the Confucius.