Speaker 1: New York.
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Speaker 1: This is the seventy seven WABC Mini cast.
Speaker 2: Respectfully, please allow me to praise John and Margot Cassimatits
Speaker 2: for allowing us this educational radio program and the free
Speaker 2: speech that you also provide to us. With regard to it,
Speaker 2: I mean, it's the greatest station in the world. On
Speaker 2: that said, in two thousand and six, there had been
Speaker 2: a lawsuit from the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a technician by
Speaker 2: the name of Mark Klein. He was a whistleblower who
Speaker 2: brought the loss and there was a was the fact
Speaker 2: that we had been spied on by the NSA elite
Speaker 2: for some time. The lawsuit was squashed as the first
Speaker 2: act Barack Obama when statement he made was to dismiss
Speaker 2: the standing lawsuit, saying that the government's right to secrecy
Speaker 2: superseded the Constitution, which I think your original caller, the
Speaker 2: first caller on this program, he kind of touched on that,
Speaker 2: whereby our privacy is between us and our creators. Supposedly,
Speaker 2: at least the Constitution is supposed to be written that way.
Speaker 2: But now, yeah, and now if you look at our
Speaker 2: Orwellian world, they're hiding behind the Constitution. Like mister Fauci's
Speaker 2: taking the fifth. He is saying that the constitution protects
Speaker 2: his rights, whereby they've already dismantled all of our rights.
Speaker 2: When Baraco bomb in two thousand and seven dismissed that lawsuit,
Speaker 2: he said that the government has a right to privacy
Speaker 2: over the Constitution, which is insanity. It's totally defiles the
Speaker 2: Constitution and our Bill of rights. So I mean, here
Speaker 2: we stand in this orwellian like you say, dystopian net world,
Speaker 2: and now they're going to give all this technology to
Speaker 2: the big tech sector. And what I think they're doing
Speaker 2: is putting all of our information. Everybody knows something. So
Speaker 2: if you could put all that information into one place
Speaker 2: and focus it like a laser beam, they can create
Speaker 2: something quite extraordinary with regard to all of our human
Speaker 2: consciousness in one spot. And so I mean, that's it's
Speaker 2: beyond the pal and I can't even explain it, but
Speaker 2: I would just recommend to you and your viewers listeners
Speaker 2: to look. November eight, two thousand and seven, the Whistleblower
Speaker 2: was on. He was on c SPAN, and like I said,
Speaker 2: it was an open form and he discusses the constitutionality
Speaker 2: of all this and it's a wonderful because he points
Speaker 2: out how wrong this is, you know, for them to
Speaker 2: be able to do it, and Barack Obama destroyed that
Speaker 2: and he was supposedly a constitutional law schlumn, which I
Speaker 2: could never understand. So it proves that Barack Obama really
Speaker 2: was just a chest your cat, if not a shill
Speaker 2: with regard to what he has done to this country,
Speaker 2: you know, and the privacies that we expect. You know.
Speaker 2: Very good gentlemen.
Speaker 1: Well, no, Anthony, thank you for your positive comments about
Speaker 1: the station, and we do appreciate the personal comments too.
Speaker 1: But more important than that from my side is what
Speaker 1: Jeff is going to tell us, because you know, Anthony,
Speaker 1: you bring up some very powerful stories here. You know,
Speaker 1: we need to understand. I hope most people do care.
Speaker 1: I mean maybe there's some that don't. Look, everybody's walking around,
Speaker 1: Jeff with a phone in their hand, not realizing that
Speaker 1: even though they think that technology is wonderful. You can
Speaker 1: watch your favorite movie, Oh my gosh, the technology is
Speaker 1: just so incredible, but once the deep story behind it.
Speaker 1: So your response to what Anthony said, he was pretty powerful,
Speaker 1: don't you think.
Speaker 3: No, absolutely, and I think that I think that he
Speaker 3: brings up a really good point of one of the
Speaker 3: most one of the major problems that we're dealing with
Speaker 3: with in regards to our government today, which is which
Speaker 3: is the lack of transparency coming from them and that
Speaker 3: they are able to cover their tracks and protect themselves
Speaker 3: when in reality they're supposed to beholden to us. And
Speaker 3: you know, we're supposed to be a government of buying
Speaker 3: for the people, and we we elect people to represent us.
Speaker 3: But we're supposed to be a self governed society. But
Speaker 3: you cannot be a self government society by definition if
Speaker 3: you aren't able to have any say in the government.
Speaker 3: And I think that that's that's one of the major
Speaker 3: problems where like you you look at those at the
Speaker 3: hearing of like whether it's Anthony Fauci appearing or you
Speaker 3: look at you know, if they call the CIA director,
Speaker 3: the FBI director that you know, come testified before before
Speaker 3: the Senate oversight you know, committees, then then all of
Speaker 3: a sudden they you know, we can't, we can't, we
Speaker 3: can't comment on that. Uh, you know, I plead the
Speaker 3: fifth when they should never be able to do that
Speaker 3: except an extreme extreme you know, privacy. You know, it's
Speaker 3: like national security, you know, justifications, there should be all
Speaker 3: there should be almost no reason why they cannot just
Speaker 3: come out and be honest and about it. Because they're
Speaker 3: supposed to be represent something us. They are beholden to us,
Speaker 3: but for whatever reason, they figured out loopholes in order
Speaker 3: to not be beholden to us, and they go rogue,
Speaker 3: and now we're witnessing all the roague corruption that that
Speaker 3: we're dealing with today is because nobody's there to hold
Speaker 3: them accountable