Ghost hosts Episode 54, analyzing market data where the Dow closed at 12,279 and Brent crude hit $115.15, warning that oil must drop to $90 to avoid recession. He critiques Obama's Libya policy, Japan's nuclear cover-ups, and Syria's unrest while advocating for physical gold and silver hedges against banking failures. The discussion extends to older retirees displacing youth in the job market due to longevity and Social Security inadequacies, alongside a condemnation of class-action lawsuits and corporate tax avoidance by GE. Ultimately, Ghost promotes radical capitalism as the sole solution to societal decay and economic inequality. [Automatically generated summary]
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You sound fruitier than a box of fruit loops, for Christ's sake.
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Your host, the prognosticator of prognosticators, the man they call...
Another edition of True Capitalist Radio.
Of course, I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
Gasoline Futures Watch00:07:53
And once again, folks, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
This is episode number 54 for all the people that are keeping track with the True Capitalist Radio broadcast.
And before we get into the markets, if you could please retweet the program and spread it around like wildfire.
BlogtalkRadio.com/slash ghost is the name, or if not the name, it's the link to send people so they can chill with us, kick back with us, chat with us the whole nine yards.
Anyway, folks, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
The president talked last night about his Libyan engagement and was pretty much evasive, didn't really tell us anything that we didn't already know.
We're going to go ahead and talk about that later.
We're going to talk about some economic data that came in, even though it didn't affect the equities markets much, but there is some economic data that people should be concerned about, specifically geared towards the real estate market.
We're going to talk a little bit about Japan later.
They're considering nationalizing the electric companies because of this nuclear fallout situation.
We're going to talk about that.
We're also going to talk about how Syria is literally on the brink of unrest to the point where you have Assad firing his entire government, you know, firing his cabinet in hopes of, you know, quashing the unrest in some fashion.
So we're going to talk about that.
We're going to talk about a whole bunch of other things.
We're going to talk a little bit more about if we're living in hell.
I know that's going to probably perk up everybody's day.
I know, oh, crap, that's exactly what I mean.
And it's only Tuesday, Ghost.
It's only Tuesday.
Yeah, well, I know, folks, but, you know, this is a very serious subject matter.
We're going to talk about a whole bunch of things.
Anyway, let's get to the markets.
Please retweet the broadcast, folks.
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Let's talk about the markets.
Equities markets on the plus side today.
The Dow Jones Industrials closed out today at 12,279 points, an increase of 81.13 points, a percentage increase of 0.67%.
The SP 500 also on the plus side.
Today it closed out at 1,319.44, an increase of 9.25 points, a percentage increase of 0.71%.
NASDAQ, of course, on the green side, as well as all the other markets, it closed out at 2,756.89, 26.21 points on the increase and a percentage increase of 0.96.
And that's a pretty good day on the markets, folks.
Let me tell you, if you had any kind of positions in the equities markets, you're winning.
I mean, I hate to be ripping off a phrase from that drug addict loser, Charlie Tiger Blood Sheen over here, but you're winning out here.
And not to mention, folks, there's a lot of volatility, major volatility, not because of anything other than light volume.
But if you're a day trader or somebody who's a frequency trader, this is definitely the market for you as well.
But let's move on to the commodities, shall we?
We saw a decrease in oil in the morning.
But of course, folks, because of all the uncertainty, we're seeing more Middle Eastern unrest spread throughout the region.
So of course, you're going to have a lot of investors a little wary on what exactly is going to happen to the future of sweet crude and bread crude for that matter.
So of course, as the day went on, you saw oil go up on the plus side.
Let's just go ahead and get to the commodities.
Brent crude, folks.
Brent crude oil is the oil that's shipped out to Asia and Europe.
It's increased today, 35 cents.
It closed out today at $115.15 a barrel.
Gasoline futures are down.
We've been continuously seeing gasoline futures down.
So I'm hoping this is a precedent set here so we can see it at the gas pumps and it can trickle itself down into the mainstream distribution lines and reflect in the prices of our goods here.
But gasoline futures are down again, $7.75.
Heating oil futures are on their way up because for some reason we're witnessing winter in the middle of spring for Christ's sake.
I don't know what this is about.
For all you folks up north, you're getting snow right now when you should be chilling out there in spring weather.
It should be some kind of spring weather time at this point.
But unfortunately, you're being hit up with some Arctic blast, some kind of Arctic situation, some atmospheric disturbance.
And that's why we're seeing heating oil futures up $1.23 today, an increase of 0.41%.
Natural gas futures continue their decrease.
I mean, they were up on steep gains.
And to me, I think it was a reactionary, impulsive investor type of situation there because of the nuclear situation in Japan and whether or not there's going to be an alternative to nuclear, so on and so forth.
Anyway, we're seeing a decrease in natural gas down 18 cents today, a decrease of 4.23%.
Very steep increase for natural gas.
WTI Sweet Crude, folks.
WTI Sweet Crude is the crude oil that the United States, North America, we consume.
This is the price we want to keep our eye on, folks.
I've been saying it time and time again.
The price of this commodity is going to basically guide us on whether we're going to have an actual rebound in our economy or if we're going to have a double dip recession.
And if we can continue to bring this WTI sweet crude down to the $90 range, anywhere in the $90, you know, I mean, it's $104.46 today.
So, I mean, it's decreased from the $106, $105 a barrel prices, but we need that price to come down, and we need to come down quick.
And this is why we need to keep our eye on this, because if it goes up to $110, $120, $150 a barrel of oil, we are guaranteeing ourselves a double-dip recession here in America.
And that's no joke, because not to mention that gas prices are going up, which affects everybody at the gas pump, not to mention it affects those producers from getting their goods from one place to another.
So they have to relay that cost to the consumer so the consumer pays double time.
I mean, it's just it's disgraceful.
So we need to keep our eye on WTI sweet crude and make sure that this damn thing goes down to about 90 bucks.
And how do we make sure that it goes down?
Well, let's make sure our government that's implementing this Libyan situation and trying to meddle around in the Middle East doesn't screw around and completely throw the whole damn place into turmoil to where the whole distribution line of the oil on the global scale is completely disrupted, then we can definitely see some disgusting situations out here in America, folks.
I mean, anyway, I don't mean to keep going on and on about WTI sweet crude, but keep your eye on that price.
That price is going to tell whether or not America is going to go into a double-dip recession or whether it's going to go into a rebound.
And if we start seeing that price going down to the 90s, I guarantee you we're going to start seeing a rebound.
You're going to start seeing some money made in America, even amidst all this socialist regulation and all this garbage taxation that this government's trying to implement on us.
Believe it or not.
Anyway, let's go on to the agricultural commodities.
Canola futures are up $2.90.
Cocoa futures are taking a steep dive.
Ivory Coast Cocoa Crisis00:12:15
I think that demand obviously has been reduced.
People are stopping, you know, shoving about four or five candy bars in their whole day because of the price of cocoa futures has pushed the price up of most candy or anything that's affiliated with chocolate.
And the reason that we're having, of course, the situation with chocolate going up the roof is because the Ivory Coast in Africa, which is the main producer of cocoa, which is the crux of chocolate, cocoa and sugar, they're having such civil unrest out there.
We've been talking about this throughout the whole time of the broadcast since we've been talking about it since the beginning of the True Capitalist radio show.
It's getting so bad out there that the sitting president that refuses to leave that we've been discussing that is causing all this scarcity in cocoa, this guy is actually taking his forces and going into his opposition that voted him out because this is a president that was unelected, doesn't want to leave.
And because he doesn't want to leave, the people are pissed off.
He's pissed off.
Now he's ordering his men to go into the opposition neighborhoods of people who voted against him and just start killing people at random.
Yeah.
Yeah, you know what I'm saying?
They start killing people at random, for Christ's sake.
That's what they're doing out there.
And here we got our president last night saying, well, Libya was an integral part of our national security, and we just can't stand by and watch people get slaughtered.
People are getting slaughtered every day, Mr. President.
I mean, you're talking to us like a bunch of morons.
And not to mention, did you see that the president, I mean, he doesn't even believe in what he's saying.
I mean, you can see the glossy-filled look in his eye.
You know, he doesn't have that confidence and that swagger anymore, for Christ's sake.
I mean, they are just telling him what to say.
This bureaucratic apparatus that is taking control of our government is just telling him what to do.
He has no idea what he's talking about.
You know, remember when we initially made this so-called military decision to go in and implement this no-fly zone in Libya?
It was supposed to be a no-fly zone.
Then it turned out to be an all-out assault and bombing the hell out of Libya.
Obama was out there in South America saying, Yeah, baby, we want to overthrow Gaddafi.
You understand what I'm saying?
We want to overthrow that man right there.
And then you got Gates and Hillary Clinton scrambling, saying, Whoa, we're just trying to provide cover for the rebels in an attempt for them to, I don't know, some bureaucratic excuse.
It's disgusting.
It's disgusting.
On that note, let me open up a beer here.
Jesus Christ.
I mean, good lord.
Cheers, everybody out there.
I mean, you got to drink.
It's either that or take those damn brain drugs that they legally peddle you on the nightly news for Christ's sake.
Hey, are you depressed?
Take this pill.
There's a risk of cancer, a risk of suicide, a risk of venal leakage, a risk of tumors growing out your sack.
I mean, just all these dumb ailments and side effects.
But oh, you got depression here.
Shove this in your hole.
You know, screw that.
Anyway, let's move on.
I'm sorry, folks.
Anyway, the reason I'm bringing up the Ivory Coast is because this is the reason why we've had run-ups on Cocoa Futures.
They've been steeply selling off thus far.
But you want to talk about people being slaughtered.
Right now, people are being slaughtered in the Ivory Coast because the sitting president or the unelected president that just does not want to step down, he is going into his opposition.
You know, remember, when you go in for an election, you got to place a vote.
Well, since he is not stepping down as the government, he is taking it upon himself to utilize these ballots to target specific neighborhoods that voted against him, and he's sending his men to go out there and shoot people at will.
Shoot people randomly.
This is happening right now in the Ivory Coast.
It's causing a refugee crisis right now in Liberia because you've got close to a million people trying to get the hell out of the Ivory Coast because of this disgusting butchery that's happening.
You see, I know that the American media doesn't even cover this type of shit.
Excuse my French, but it makes me upset.
This is why I start cursing.
Whenever I get angry, whenever I see hypocrisy, whenever I see something that was told to me last night by my president talking about we're humanitarians of the world, and when I see blatant butchery like that that's being that's happening right now in the Ivory Coast, it just makes me sick.
It's just the hypocrisy, man.
And you know who constructed this whole damn Libya offensive?
It was these bimbos in Washington, these chicken hawk women that have never served one minute, one day in a military.
Bobby don't even have family that serve in the military.
These were chicken hawk bimbos that took it upon themselves to take control of our government, and they have enough bureaucratic influence in our government to be able to do it.
And I'm talking none other than Hillary Rotten Clinton, Susan dumbass Rice, and Samantha George Soros in the pocket powers.
I'm talking about those three bimbos.
These are the bimbos that are actually taking control of this government.
Just read for yourself.
Read about it.
I mean, if you actually believe that Barack Obama is in charge, you're an idiot.
I mean, honestly, you're an utter buffoon.
This guy has no clue in the world what's going on.
He's just told what to say, and he just reads a teleprompter.
He can't even read the teleprompter any good anymore because he knows now what he's saying is just a bunch of horse crap.
You know, he knows that he's a complete liar.
He's a complete loser.
You know, his credibility is shot.
He's going to go down in history as one of the worst presidents in American history.
Not because he didn't do anything.
It's because he didn't do what he said he was going to do.
Or he didn't even attempt to make it look like he did what he said he was going to do.
It's just disgusting.
I mean, just look at all the things that are happening and just take a look at Barack Obama's reaction to them.
I mean, it's just nonchalant.
This guy's making brackets, shooting golf, going to Brazil, looking at hot tamale whorebags.
Meanwhile, he criticizes George W. Bush and the previous administration for going to war, going to this, going to that.
He's doing the same thing.
I mean, he's doing the same damn thing.
It just makes me sick to my stomach, man.
And, you know, you can look at Obama last night.
If you watch the president's speech, you can just see the utter disgust in himself.
You can tell this idiot has got probably his internal intestines are eating themselves from the inside because he has no idea what the hell he's doing.
I mean, this guy knows he's going down.
He's being used as a Patsy.
He knows it.
He knows it.
I mean, all that campaigning, all that yes, we can, all that BS, it's for naught now, man.
I mean, he has to go in front of all of the American people, the same American people that were crying.
Remember that?
Shut Jesus.
They were crying when this guy was elected, man.
Like, it was a beautiful thing.
Like, look, he's elected, baby.
It's going to be great time for America.
And now look at these people.
Where are those people that were crying now?
You know why they're crying?
They're crying for their kids now.
That's what they.
My kids, baby.
My kids not eating, baby.
They're not eating right, baby.
Obama, help me, baby.
Anyway, I'm sorry.
I'm just pissed.
I mean, I'm going over the agricultural commodities markets here.
I'm trying to read the price off Cocoa futures.
And it pisses me off knowing that in the Ivory Coast, we've been talking about this every time, every time we go through the Coco's futures, I talk about the Ivory Coast and the reason why Cocoa was going through the roof.
We're seeing a retraction that's down $191 today.
And the reason we're seeing a retraction is I think that we're starting to see a demand decrease.
You know, people are stopping eating the candy bars and shoving the candies down their hole.
And I think this is a direct reflection of that.
Because it sure as hell isn't because the Ivory Coast situation has somehow solved itself because it hasn't.
I mean, it's turned into an utter butcher fest.
And for the president last night to go up and sit here and give us this humanitarian hoopla and this hyperbole of we couldn't watch Libyans get slaughtered.
Meanwhile, we can just completely turn a blind eye to what's going on in Iran by those people getting slaughtered by the Ayatollah, by what's going on in the Ivory Coast right now when some sitting president that was unelected, he was democratically unelected,
and because he doesn't want to step down, he's utilizing his henchmen to go into neighborhoods, kill people at random, kill children, kill women, kill anybody in sight, kill anybody in sight that is in opposition of his rule.
And these people are being slaughtered.
There's a mass exodus going on out there in the Ivory Coast.
It's causing a refugee crisis in Liberia.
You've got the African Union right now.
The African Union begging the international community to do something.
I kid you not.
All this is transpiring right now.
You wouldn't even know it because our American media is like, oh, look, it's Libya.
I mean, we're trying to help the rebels, guys.
We're trying to help the rebels out there beat Muammar Gaddafi.
Even though Robert Gates said that the military objective was not, and I repeat, this is our Secretary of Defense.
Our military objective is not to remove Mamar Gaddafi.
Not regime change.
That's exactly what Hillary Clinton said.
And let me tell you, they're on the morning shows on Sunday.
You can look at the archives on whatever morning show that you want to look at on Sunday, these political.
They were there saying this.
And then, after Obama was in South America, remember when he's in South America and he was like, Mu Mar Gaddafi needs to be removed from power.
I mean, he was talking gangster all of a sudden.
Like, yeah, baby, yeah, oh, Mu Mar Gaddafi, we need to remove your ass from power, baby.
You got to go, and that's all there is to it.
The people is rising, baby.
The people is rising.
And then last night, what did he say?
Resime change is not on the menu.
And you mean to tell me that this man is in power?
He is not in power, folks.
All right.
He's being told what to do.
If we were such humanitarians, we'd be going out and getting rid of these piss-ant little third-rate countries that and I'm talking about the Ivory Coast.
I mean, let's be honest.
It would not be a hard military objective to remove that asshole from power and make us look like heroes to the third world if we were actually out there for humanitarian reasons.
You know, we could have gone in, stopped the butchery that's happening in the Ivory Coast.
We could go in, you know, supply arms and supply some kind of armament to the resistance in Iran so the Iranian resistance can completely cripple the Ayatollah from within.
You know, we've got just, I mean, there's just so many things we could do here, and yet we're in Libya, Momar Gaddafi.
I mean, give me a break, man.
Good God, look at Syria is killing their own people out there.
They've been killing on average 20 people a day, anti-government protesters.
You've got, you know, murdering going on in Yemen.
Yesterday, some idiot blew himself up in the middle of an anti-government protest, killed 79 people.
You know?
I mean, it's just disgraceful, man.
Lean Hog Market Update00:15:27
I mean, hypocrisy.
I do not like hypocrisy.
Anyway, let me get done with these markets and I'll start taking calls here.
Coffee futures are down $2.50, which we've seen a dramatic increase in them.
I'm glad we're starting to see these decreases.
That means people are stopping to go and paying $9 a coffee at Starbucks for Christ's sake, which is good to see.
Anyway, corn futures are up 75 cents, modest increase.
I would consider that flat.
We're seeing a continued decrease in cotton.
Thank God, man, because I'm sick and tired of these cotton futures going up the ass and then reflecting it out there when I'm trying to buy my threads.
I really don't appreciate this crap.
You know what I mean?
I mean, cotton is cotton, man.
We're the biggest and best cotton producers in the world, and we're sitting over here seeing cotton to go all-time highs.
It's disgusting.
Anyway, we're seeing decreases, continued decreases.
It's down today $2.61.
We've also got wheat futures up, believe it or not.
Of course, we're going to continue to see wheat futures up because everybody needs wheat in the world.
Japan especially got wiped out of its agricultural base.
There's a lot of people out there that are going to need our production.
And this is what's causing a lot of these increases in certain commodities.
Wheat futures is one of them.
Wheat futures are up $18.25, an increase of 2.2%.
Sugar is down 3 cents, a modest flat decrease.
Soybean futures are up $13, an increase of 0.96%.
Lumber futures continue their slide, and this is on bad economic data coming out of the real estate market.
I mean, let me tell you something right now.
I mean, in nine out of the ten major cities in America, we're seeing real estate prices at an all-time low.
And this is really shaking up the market as far as anybody who's related to the real estate industry.
Lumber futures are down $9.40, a decrease of 2.98%.
Oat futures, another commodity, it continues its rise.
It continues its increase, $2 today.
We've got soybean oil futures increased at $0.49 today.
And wool futures are up after being flat for the past few days.
They are up $8.
Industrial metals, folks, copper, we saw a modest increase in copper.
They're up 20 cents.
Gold was a sell-off today, $1.90.
Down $1.90 today, closing out at $1,419.40 a troy ounce of gold.
And the reason that we're seeing such sell-offs in gold is because of the European debt crisis.
The European debt crisis is actually what's putting more integrity into the United States equities markets.
And this is why you're seeing an increase in the equities markets.
The stock market seems unbeatable.
It seems unstoppable.
And the reason is because everybody in the international community realizes that if you're going to invest in anything, you should invest in America because it seems like it ain't going nowhere.
Even though we're on shaky ground as well, folks, I'm not trying to say that we are an unstoppable economy.
We need to be fiscally responsible.
We need to curb this debt.
We need to start providing actual jobs, actual opportunity out here for American people.
And we're just not doing that, man.
So I continue to be bullish.
I continue to be bullish on precious metals, even at these fluctuating rates here.
Silver saw a modest sell-off, but I'm still bullish on silver.
As a matter of fact, I'm more bullish on silver than gold, even though I think gold could reach up to $3,000 in the next couple of years.
I am really, really bullish on silver, though, man.
I mean, I think that the market bulls have completely taken control of silver.
I mean, I would not be surprised to see silver up at about 50 bucks at one point.
Right now, it's closed out at $37.06 a troy ounce, a modest decrease, a very modest decrease of $0.02 on the decrease side.
But let me tell you, silver seems to be on a bull market.
If you doubt that, if you doubt that, I'd like for you to give me a call and let me know why you doubt that.
I mean, look, our government is not going to continue to, it's just going to continue to spend money.
I mean, this Friday, our government may shut down once again because our government cannot come to an agreement on a fiscal 2011 budget.
And what have we been doing this far?
You know what I mean?
What have we been doing this far if we haven't come up with a fiscal budget for 2011?
Well, we've been doing these extension jobs.
Our government has been saying, oh, we're going to provide an extension, a two-week extension, another three-week extension.
And in the midst of that, those extensions are costing us even more money had we just settled on a goddamn budget in 2011 to begin with.
You understand what I'm saying?
So by default, I mean, even if there isn't a high demand for gold and that sort of thing, you know.
But by default, because of the depletion of the American dollar, the rise of commodities like industrial metals like silver, like copper, precious metals like gold, even platinum, diamonds, you know, I mean, these types of investments, believe it or not, should be highly looked upon for hedges against this type of inflation, man.
And in my personal opinion, the reason I'm so bullish on gold and the reason I'm so bullish on silver is you look on any of these news channels, you look on any of the news channels, you're going to see gold and silver peddlers, every other commercial, man.
And it's like, why don't you invest in gold?
Gold this and gold that, and come on, gold, and gold, gold, gold, and silver and gold.
And let me tell you, people are actually calling these things.
They wouldn't continue to advertise if people aren't calling them and actually investing gold with these people or investing silver with these people.
So what does that mean?
That means that there is an accumulation.
You know?
I mean, seriously, I mean, this is going to be accumulation.
And at some point, on top of the fact that our government is decreasing the value of the American dollar, but because we're seeing a hoarding, you know, a hoarding in gold and silver, we are going to see an increase at dramatic levels at some point.
We're still seeing them.
I mean, we're seeing it here in gold.
I mean, gold is at, what is it, 50-year highs?
It's almost at all-time highs, for Christ's sake.
I mean, it's pretty damn high.
So this is why I'm bullish on metals, folks.
I mean, let me tell you.
And the best way to get them, and I know people are like, oh, come on, ghosts, that's ghetto.
Well, you know, I'm about money, baby.
You know what I'm saying?
I mean, I don't want to go and pay market price for gold.
I don't want to pay market price for silver.
I want to go in.
I want to go into some pawn shop and say, yeah, let me get that, let me get this, let me get that.
Just, you know, just pile up a bunch of jewelry, a bunch of garbage together.
Make them an offer.
You know what I'm saying?
Make them an offer, and you're paying way below market price on all that jewelry.
I kid you not.
That's when you can haggle folks.
You can go into a pawn shop and say, here, you want about $5,000 for this gold and silver that I've accumulated here?
Let me see.
I'll give you 3, 5, you know?
I'll give you 3.5.
They're going to be, oh, whoa, whoa, maybe about 4, 5.
And then that's how you negotiate.
And believe it or not, you're going to be buying it below market value.
You just put it in a safe, put it in some kind of a safety deposit box.
Do something with it so you'll know that no one's going to jack you for it.
No one's going to rip you off.
Make sure not to tell anybody.
Don't floss it either.
Don't be out there going to the club saying, Yeah, baby, look at me, baby.
I got chains like Mr. T, baby.
Woo!
I look like little flip, baby.
Don't be doing that out here, man.
People are poor.
People are jacking people for the most trivial items now.
I mean, I've read reports out here in Texas where people are getting jacked in parking lots for purses, you know, for sunglasses, for silver, gold chains, rings, wedding rings.
I mean, it's getting disgusting out here.
I can only imagine across the United States where crime is at a higher rate.
But seriously, folks, do not floss this.
The only reason I'm telling people to go out and buy this at pawn shops is because you can buy it below market value.
If you go and call one of these ads on the news channels about investing in gold, you are going to pay market price.
On top of that, you've got to pay the people that you're calling, the gold broker, you've got to pay them a premium on top of the market price that you're getting it at.
So, I mean, it makes no sense why you would go out and pay some goddamn imbecile says some jive on a commercial a premium when you can go out and get this gold yourself.
I mean, believe me, man, you got the Poe in America out here ripping each other off.
You got women out here ripping men off, you know, with buying them rings.
They got to get they got to get rid of it.
Where does it go?
It goes to the pawn shop.
It goes to the freaking pawn shop.
That's what happens.
And you can get it below market value.
Why?
Because they get it below market value.
Pawn shops are just about the markup of what they pay for it.
Bottom line.
And I know that sounds ghetto.
a lot of people in here that are like, oh, I don't want to go to the pawn shop.
I don't know what to tell you.
Then obviously you're, you know, go blow your money on bimbos at the club at $15 for my ties or something.
I don't know.
Go invest in the lottery and see where that gets you.
Do something.
I don't know.
Anyway, let's continue on.
Live cattle future.
I mean, livestock futures are up, folks, and we're going to just have to deal with this, unfortunately.
The Japan situation has literally knocked out the third largest economy in the world.
They've got to rebuild.
They've got to feed people.
All that food out there is radioactive now.
They've got plutonium in the ground.
They got plutonium in the sea out there around Japan.
I mean, it's getting to a serious situation.
That's why you're seeing livestock.
And I've been saying this for the past two weeks, folks.
I've been saying I am bullish on lean hog futures.
So let me get through the cattle feeder and the cattle futures.
And then we're going to talk a little bit about lean hog.
Anyway, live cattle futures are up $2.17, an increase of a percentage increase of 1.86%.
Live cattle feeder futures are up $1.07, an increase of 0.77%.
So if you're wondering why there's no more dollar menu at the damn Mickey D's, well, you can thank the prices of beef going up the wazoo.
You know what I mean?
Straight up.
Anyway, lean hog futures, folks.
I mean, what did I tell you?
I am bullish on lean hog futures.
I've been saying it since last week.
Of course, the prognosticator, a prognosticator is right again.
Excuse me.
I mean, I'm just, I mean, give me a break for Christ's sake.
Lean hog futures right now are increasing, and they're going to continue to increase because demand is there.
You know, the Japanese tsunami, earthquake, radioactive situation is really put a it's just completely done a stranglehold on the global economy.
I mean, you have to think that this natural disaster wiped out the third largest economy in the world.
And it wiped out their agriculture.
It wiped out their natural resources.
It wiped out a lot.
And this is why I was bullish on this.
And as you can see, it's up 57 cents today, an increase of 0.56%.
But I'm continuing to be bullish on it.
You know what I'm saying?
I mean, I'm serious.
I'm continuing to be bullish on lean hog futures.
And anyway, that's the markets for your ass, folks.
6466524869 is the number to call here.
I want to hear from you.
The equities markets have been looking good.
As a matter of fact, let me go ahead and take a look at the true capitalist portfolio.
Because let me tell you, the true capitalist portfolio right now, as a whole, is up 6% because of this bull market here.
And some of the big winners in the true capitalist portfolio.
And I hate to keep reiterating this stock, but it was a good play.
And it was a safety play at the time that I was discussing it.
And I was talking about Coke, symbol C-O-K-E.
February 4th is when I discussed going into Coke and possibly just putting money in there and letting it sit there.
I mean, if you let it sit there, it'll make more money than you would in a bank account, than you would in some bond, than you would in some CD or whatever.
Money market account.
Anyway, on February 4th, the price of the stock was $53.16.
All right?
Today, it closed out at $65.47, baby.
I mean, that is 23.16% on your goddamn money.
I mean, are you kidding me?
I mean, Bernie Madoff, Bernie Madoff didn't even get those types of gains, man.
And he was pyramid scheming everybody.
I mean, good God.
I mean, you're talking about, I mean, that, I mean, I don't know what to say about Coke.
And the reason that I was bullish on it is because even if there is a retraction on some of their soft drinks, they are sitting on $9 billion cash.
You know, they've got a whole bunch of money backing them up.
They're not going anywhere.
Never in at least my lifetime will I see Coke go down the tubes.
I mean, I mean, we just reported two weeks ago that Diet Coke overtook Pepsi as the second most popular soft drink in America.
So when you've got a company that's got the number one soft drink in its sector and number two, I mean, you know, you know it was a good stock.
And let me tell you something, 23.16% on your money there if you were to listen to us on February 4th and entertain the idea of going into COKE.
Man, unbelievable, unfreaking believable.
Anyway, AmeriGroup, which is one of these health insurers that deals with the Poe in America.
You know, these people that, yeah, man, I need my Medicaid to pay for my bag, or I need them to pay for this.
You know, they're those people.
Well, knowing that, you know, Obamacare is being implemented, I anticipated that, hey, hey, health insurers are going to go up.
And I made sure to research the health insurance industry to make sure that the health insurers that I'm going to invest in, at least are put into the true capitalist portfolio, have good fundamentals.
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And if by some chance Obamacare is somehow repealed, they'll still be able to prosper even amidst that type of turbulence in the health insurance market.
And AmeriGroup, Amerigroup symbol AGP, was one of those stocks that I told people to entertain on February 18th.
On February 18th, the price of the stock was $55.85.
Today, it closed out at $62.47.
That's 11.85% on your money if you would have listened to the True Capitalist Radio broadcast and entertained AmeriGroup.
You understand what I'm saying?
I mean, seriously, I'm not joking.
And there was another health insurer that I added with that particular pick.
It was called Health Spring, symbol HS.
It was the same day, same day as I suggested AGP.
I suggested this one.
On February 18th, the price was $34.15.
Today, the price of the stock is $36.92.
And I'm still extremely bullish on this one.
AmeriGroup, I'm not bullish so much.
As a matter of fact, I would start maybe pulling back on Amerigroup after about $65, $70.
But then again, I mean, it just depends on how the market goes.
We have to keep our eye on the health insurance market if you're invested in there.
Just got to keep your eye there.
Health Spring, though, I'm still bullish on.
If you would have listened to us on February 18th, you would have been 8.11% increase on your money.
One-year target price on this stock, folks, is $41.45 set forth by Wall Street.
And it's still got some ways to go there.
So I'm definitely bullish on HS.
Oh, yeah, the ETF that I suggested.
The ETF that I suggested for individuals that want to take advantage of these increases in oil, but don't know how to trade futures, don't know how to make plays, don't know you don't really want to invest in these really expensive energy stocks like Chevron and Exxon.
I mean, these are very expensive, even though they're increasing.
To make a legitimate profit on these things, I mean, you got to throw down a lot of money.
Well, anyway, I researched and found an ETF on February 22nd because people were like, Hey, Ghost, I want to make some money off these increases in oil here.
I mean, I'm paying more at the pump.
I mean, hook me up with a pick, Ghost.
Hook me up with a pick.
Well, I found one.
And what do you call it?
ETF symbol OIL.
OIL.
I announced that I was bullish on this stock February twenty-second.
We put it in the true capitalist portfolio at $23.90.
Today, it closed out at $27.67.
If you'd have listened to us, folks, that would have been 15.77% on your goddamn money.
And let me tell you something.
All right.
Let me tell you something.
Even Jim Rogers, one of the most profound billionaires on the planet, even he said, you know, OIL, he is insanely bullish on that side.
I'm quoting him, insanely bullish.
So 15.77%.
And let me tell you, I still think, depending on how the market goes, if we anticipate more gains in this oil market, if for some reason and as you can see, folks, the latest news, Gaddafi has launched a major offensive, a major offensive on the rebels, which has actually put the rebels back a tremendous step there, folks.
So as much gains as the rebels have been having in Libya, Gaddafi is striking back.
And I think these types of destabilizations, the Middle East destabilization, I mean, just keep your eye on the Middle East because you want to get a part of this OIL, folks.
I mean, seriously, it could go up to $50, $60, $70 a share if we see oil at about $180, $200 a barrel.
All right.
And for all those that don't know what ETFs are, that's an exchange-traded fund, which is much like something like a mutual fund.
The only difference is that in a mutual fund, you have to trade your mutual fund or sell your mutual fund at the end of the day's trading.
An ETF, you can actually day trade it as if it was a regular equity.
This is not some kind of weird, nefarious type of financial instrument.
What they do in oil specifically, it is related to the Goldman Sachs Crude Oil Return Index.
And what this means is that it reflects the index based upon its traders trading futures.
And if the price of the damn oil is going up, that means that the Goldman Sachs crude oil return index, these futures traders out there are making gang loads of capital trading these futures contracts.
And as a result, it's going to reflect on the ETF.
It's going to reflect on the earnings of the ETF.
So you know what, folks, I mean, this is not a bad situation to be entertaining at this point in time.
Just eyeball the Middle East.
Eyeball the Middle East.
If you're to listen to us on February 22nd, folks, $23.90.
I mean, today it closed out at $27.67, 15.77% on your money.
I mean, good God.
And, you know, one of our latest picks was Valero, Valero on March 3rd.
I know we saw some volatility and people were like, hey, this might be a bad pick because we saw a little bit of volatility on it.
But, hey, all you've got to do is hold these stocks.
We're going to see volatility.
We're going to see them go up and down.
But inevitably, if you wait it out and if you're a long-term investor, like, you know, the second richest man in the world, Warren Buffett is, you'll reap the rewards.
On March 3rd, Valero was trading at $27.
We put it in the true capitalist portfolio.
Today, it closed out at $30.44.
And the reason I put a, I was bullish on Valero was because it is a gasoline company that I believe is undervalued.
They had some internal management issues for the past couple of years.
Those have been rectified.
Now they're out there to make money when you've got Exxon trading at, what is it, $90 a share, when you've got Chevron trading at $120, $130 a share, when you've got these companies that are in the same business as Valero trading at these humongous premium, these humongous prices, I don't see any reason why Valero has to stay at the time $27.
I thought it was way undervalued.
And as a matter of fact, the one-year target price on this is $31.92.
I think it's going to go way above that if we continue to see situations in the Middle East.
If the situations in the Middle East continue to transpire and it basically affects the distribution process of oil, we could see some more increases, folks.
And let me tell you, as a whole, even with some of the losses we're taking on the true capitalist portfolio, we're still up 6%, man, all together, 6%.
Not even mutual funds get that kind of crap, man.
Anyway, let's go ahead and take some callers here.
Cheers to everybody out there.
I'm drinking some beer here.
Hopefully you have a libation.
You're kicking back, chilling like some villains.
I'm going to go ahead and take a chug of this beer here.
Let's go ahead and take some calls here.
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646-652-4869.
Area code 404, you're on the air.
Cheers, ghosts.
It's Billy D. How's it going?
Hey, what's going on, Billy D, man?
Well, hey, I like the blog that you posted on CapitalistArmy.com, man.
Oh, thanks, man.
I appreciate it.
I appreciate it.
Straight up, man.
I mean, just giving people the fundamentals, telling them, hey, look, stack your chips.
And this is what people have to learn, man.
I mean, it's just the fundamentals of capitalizing, if you will.
Yeah, yeah.
No OG ghosts here, but just some of the basics straight out of my own playbook.
I appreciate that, man.
Cheers.
Yeah, no problem.
No problem.
Hey, I had a question for you.
I'm kind of glad you brought it up.
I know you were mentioning about the gold and the silver and going to pawn shops and everything.
And I know we've discussed that before.
But the thing that kind of concerns me, I definitely understand I'm kind of bullish on the silver and stuff for the next little while.
But the thing that concerns me about the pawn shops, and I'm not, by no means do I know anything about like the metals or a whole lot, but the thing I'm concerned with is the quality of either the silver or the gold that you're getting.
How do you know you're not, you know, they're not just totally ripping you off with some fake-ass Andrew Dice clay chains or something like that?
Well, you know, that's a good question.
But believe it or not, I mean, if there is a pawn shop that does that, they can actually have their license revoked.
This is a licensed industry.
You know, you have to actually be a licensed pawn broker in your state for you to conduct yourself in that sort of business.
So if that by any chance does happen, you can actually complain to some kind of bureaucracy.
And if you hound them and if you get some attorney or something of that nature, the bureaucracy will take care of that pawnbroker by either getting a refund or fines or something of that nature.
So that's why I always promote pawn shops because it's not a fly-by-night business.
You actually have to pay, in Texas, you have to pay about $25,000 for the license.
And that's like for every year, two years, something of that nature to become a pawnbroker.
I mean, $25,000 for the license, that's before you open up your retail location, hire your people, buy your merchandise the whole nine.
Okay.
What about like something like iShares or something like that, where I think it's SLV or some of those things where you're just buying the actual now?
I know you're not going to get the discounted rate, but the only thing that kind of attracts me to iShares is the fact that, one, you don't have to, if you do decide you want to liquidate those metals, I know normally a lot of places they'll charge you some type of fee to liquidate it.
No, certainly.
I do understand what you're saying, but at the same time, at the time when silver and gold are at all-time highs, believe me, everybody's going to be in on that mass hysteria.
I mean, everybody, you know, everybody, your brother, your uncles, your friends, colleagues.
So you don't necessarily have to liquidate it from some given location.
I mean, the reason I promote having metals on you is because you can liquidate them for cash and not necessarily have to well, you know what I'm saying, right?
I'm not necessarily have to have that on the books as some kind of a gain.
I'm more of a rainy day fund type of a situation when it comes to investing in those things.
Of course, you can go to some of these brokers and just sell out the metals themselves.
But believe it or not, I think that at some point when these prices get so damn high and everybody's hopping on the bandwagon, you can actually go anywhere and liquidate these things.
Not to mention, you can trade them.
We've got JP Morgan also using gold as collateral for loans.
So at some point, this is going to be a financial option for people.
So this is why I say holding on to physical gold like that is definitely, or not gold, but silver, copper, platinum, whatever precious metal that you're holding on to, the reason that you want to hold on to it physically and not have some broker hold on to it is because you can actually physically liquidate it.
Now, another investment, like I've been saying, is wine and champagne.
You get yourself a wine and champagne refrigerator.
You go and get yourself a modern bottle of Crystal late year.
Late year model of Crystal is like $100 and something, $150, I think.
You save that for about three or four years.
All of a sudden, that $150 turns into a $400 or $500 bottle.
And as a result, you can liquidate that to connoisseurs and that sort of thing.
You have to think as a capitalist, man, how you can hedge, not just on the books, but let's say something happens to the financial system again.
Let's say something, we have another 2008 and we don't know that our damn banking accounts are going to have our money when we go in there and try to get some money out of the bank.
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This is the kind of crap you need.
You need gold, you need silver, you need some wine, artwork, these types of hedges so that you can somehow trade, barter, sell, whatever the case might be.
And this is why I promote these types of investments because you want to be diversified, man.
Everything you spend your money on, you want to make sure that you can at some point sell it for some kind of money back.
Don't want to just piss away money unless you're drinking.
Absolutely.
Hey, real quick, I wanted to touch on your, and just real fast, I want to touch on your cop story yesterday, how you talked about how this guy at the one bar or nightclub where they were charging admission flashed his badge and the guy waved him on through.
I have a friend of the family who he works, he's a he works for the TSA, the thousand standing around or the you know the screeners at the airport.
Oh, you know, are you kidding me?
You actually have a family member involved in this?
Unfortunately, I do.
Well, as you can imagine, I mean, this guy's a told, told dumb shit.
But he, anyways, he went out and met him out in Vegas one time, and we're going a few places, and I noticed in his wallet, they actually give these guys these hack badges.
And he was going around trying to hit on chicks, telling them he's a Fed, and he kept waving that badge around.
He kept waving that badge around, trying to get into clubs and all types of things, trying to get shit for free.
And they'd ask him, they'd be like, oh, you're a cop?
And then he'd say, no, no, I'm a Fed.
And they'd go, oh, so FBI.
And then you'd finally have to say, no, I work for the TSA.
The look on these women, on these chicks' faces and these bouncers' faces was priceless.
Because they're like, I mean, no kidding, man.
I mean, these are the same guys that are feeling up kids, you know, because, oh, he's on a no-fly list.
So, you know, we got to do a groin check on a six-year-old.
I mean, good God, man.
I mean, that's why these chicks are looking at him like, oh, man, this guy probably wants to probe me or something.
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You know what I mean?
Yeah, oh, yeah, yeah.
I haven't.
I've kind of lost touch with him in the last couple years.
But, yeah, I just thought it was funny.
It reminded me of that story.
But they do do that, man.
These cops, they go in, they're like, here you go.
They flash their badge.
They don't want to pay for admission.
And out here in Austin, a lot of these guys get away with it.
I mean, especially out here in town, no matter where you go, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Corpus.
I mean, I've been everywhere, and I've seen police officers get away with this bypassing cover charges, getting some kind of either discount or free food or for free.
What kind of abuse of power is that?
Yeah, you know, Ghost, I'm down here in Florida, and like you said, shit's getting pretty bad down here.
In my area, I'm lucky.
I'm in a pretty good area, but around and especially the farther south you go from where I'm at, the worse it gets, especially down near Miami.
My God, it's like going to a third.
I read that 20% of Florida Indians are out of work, man, or something like that.
I read some dramatic, disgusting statistic like that, so I'm sure.
20% of the homes are vacant.
Oh, 20% of the homes are vacant.
There you go.
Yeah, there you go.
That's the story.
Yeah, they're sitting vacant.
And, you know, it was funny because a few years ago, it was one of the hottest markets to be in.
And in fact, I actually capitalized on this.
I got a nice condo myself from this one lady who bought in at the height and I just lucked out and happened to move down here at the time the market dropped out.
But I mean, I paid I bought it for less than half what she paid into it.
So, I mean, felt bad for the poor old lady, but you know, yeah, exactly.
But I mean, you know, people need to realize that real estate is not just, you know, some kind of novelty item.
It's a place to put your money.
It's an investment, and you've got to make sure to invest in a market that you anticipate will be flourishing in the next five to ten years and not just go on the s the aesthetics of the place.
You know what I'm saying?
Hell yeah.
I haven't I've talked with a few people on it, and they have all this emotional value and everything.
Oh, wouldn't you feel bad if you sold your home?
Hell no.
I don't, you know, I don't give a shit about my house.
It's just a lot of people.
I mean, no kidding, man.
It's just a place to live.
You know what I'm talking about?
You can always get a better one.
Good God.
Yep.
Anyways, great show, man.
I really enjoyed it.
Thanks a lot, Billy.
And I'll listen to you.
I'll join you in the chat room here in a minute.
All right, man.
Hey, thanks a lot, man.
And, you know, I'll see you on there.
And if you're going to keep blogging, man, you know, hook up with one of these little advertising companies.
Put a banner on your blog, man.
I have no qualms with people putting a banner on their blogs, like underneath or on top or whatever the case might be, man.
Get some clicks, maybe get some money.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah, absolutely.
We'll do.
All right, man.
You take it easy, and thanks for calling, bro.
Thanks, man.
Take it easy.
All right, you too, man.
Keep capitalizing.
Anyway, that was Billy D. Williams, an avid listener, an avid caller.
We're going to take some more callers here.
If you happen to be tuning in and you don't agree or agree or want to chime in, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
You know, now that we've talked a little bit about the markets and talked a little bit about the true capital's portfolio, let's talk a little bit about the economic data that is coming out here.
Today, and this is what actually initially brought the market.
If you were this morning looking at the market and were there at 9.30 Eastern time, right when the market opened, it opened on the downside.
It looked like it was going to be a down market today.
And a lot of the reason was because of this economic data that was coming out.
U.S. consumer confidence falls to a three-month low.
Now, what does that mean?
U.S. consumer confidence.
That means the people don't have the confidence to go out and actually purchase items because they don't know if some kind of whacked out event's going to happen or this government is going to put us in a situation that's even going to put us in more dire straits.
We don't know if we're going to have some kind of mass layoff.
I mean, consumer confidence is at an all-time low or a three-month low, not an all-time low, three-month low.
It's not an all-time low, three-month low.
And this is bad, you know.
I mean, especially when we're trying to rebound from this economic recession and retraction of 2008, I mean, we started seeing a trend towards consumer confidence going on the upside.
And for this economic data to come out, I mean, it's a pretty big blow to the breadbasket of all investors that are out there attempting to want to put their money out there in the market.
This is why we're having light volume in the equities markets.
Even though we're seeing increases, it's on light volume.
That means there's not that many investors out there actually purchasing trades.
They're out there conducting trades out here.
So inevitably, what we need to realize is that it's all about oil.
I mean, this oil price, sweet crude oil, needs to come down in the $90 range, anywhere in the $90 to $99 range.
Once we start doing that, I think consumer confidence will go back up.
The prices will come down a tad bit on certain products because the producers won't have to pay the high shipping costs.
And they won't have to pay these gas prices and relay them to the consumer.
So we as American capitalists and capitalists in the West out here, we have to keep our eye on that WTI sweet crude, folks.
Seriously.
And if it goes up, I mean, it's a shame.
We may go into a double dip recession once again.
But if it goes up, you heard it here, folks.
OIL is something to entertain so at least you can possibly recoup some cash that's going to be going out of your pocket for some of these damn gas prices.
Anyway, let's continue going forward, shall we?
Not to mention that we have consumer confidence at a three-month low.
But like I was mentioning earlier, real estate prices are really falling, man.
The Standard and Poor's Case Schiller Index, which is one of these firms that goes out and does data economic research, credit ratings, that sort of thing, kind of like Moody's.
They showed that home prices dropped out of 19 out of the 20 cities from December to January.
11 of them, including Seattle, including Seattle.
You've got places like Atlanta, Las Vegas, Detroit, Cleveland, Florida, which Billy D just called in from.
We've got these types of major cities.
I mean, Miami, Phoenix, I mean, you know, just falling down San Diego, you know, falling down Washington.
I mean, you know, these cities are falling down to lows that just we don't know where the bottom is, man.
You know?
And if you look at the Builder Index today on any of the stocks of building, they were all down.
I mean, the whole index, I think, was down like 4% or 5%.
You know, I mean, seriously.
So all this bad economic data comes out, right?
You've got consumer confidence at a three-month low.
You've got major, major falls in the United States, major U.S. cities, real estate markets.
So what brought up the markets?
I mean, why did the Dow Jones Industrials close up 83 points?
And why did we see pluses on the S ⁇ P and the NASDAQ?
Well, I'll tell you why, okay?
Because of the European socialists.
That's right.
These damn socialists in Europe, man, these idiots are out here continuing to bail out these ridiculous socialist countries.
And as a result, these socialist countries are now, for lack of a better term, being put on a little bit below junk status when it comes to investment.
That's right.
S ⁇ P, which is, like I said, a credit rating organization, much like Moody's, basically downgraded the credit rating of most European countries a step below, a step above junk status.
So if you happen to be invested in any of these countries like Greece and Portugal and Spain and Italy and Ireland, if you happen to be invested in any of these countries, they're now about to become junk status.
And as a result, this is why you have people running to the equities markets.
You've got investors globally leaving markets worldwide, especially in these dumbass socialist countries.
They're abandoning ship and they're coming into America.
That's why you're seeing a rise in not only equities, but you're also seeing an increase in treasury demand.
Straight up, you're seeing an increase in treasury demand.
So let me tell you, even though America looks a little bit on the shaky side, we've got the strongest economy in the world still.
And I know that's rough to say considering that we're on shaky ground as it is.
But hey, it seems like this market is unstoppable for Christ's sake.
Anyway, folks, 646-652-4869, I want to hear from you.
We are in the second hour of the True Capitalist Radio broadcast.
I am your host, the man they call Ghost.
And once again, folks, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
We were talking a little bit about the U.S. consumer confidence falling at a three-month low.
We're talking about a little bit about the home prices continue to fall in all major U.S. cities.
And we entertain the notion of why we are seeing plus sides in the equities markets.
And of course, the reason we're seeing plus side on the equities markets, because of these damn socialists.
I mean, the European Union's debt is downgraded a step above junk status.
So investors worldwide are abandoning ship on a lot of these investments.
And lo and behold, they're coming into America and they're investing in American equities, American treasuries.
No joke.
I mean, this is the only explanation because look at all the bad economic data that's coming out.
You would have thought that it would have reflected in the equities markets today.
It didn't.
So in my view, I think that, hey, you know, the American market could be bullish for a little bit more longer.
I mean, remember, the third largest economy in the world in Japan got literally annihilated.
I don't think Japan's coming back.
So that means that, you know, economic powers throughout the world can reposition themselves into fitting that void that is no longer there, which is Japan.
Japan is the third largest economy in the world.
It's no longer there.
So now you've got economic powers repositioning themselves.
And as a result, you're seeing America on a little bit less of a hectic course towards any of these other countries being an economic superior to our country.
So this is getting very serious.
And anybody's going to try to say China, well, look at the Jasmine Revolution.
Look at the unrest that's happening out there in China.
I mean, this is not just peanuts here.
These people are actually rising up against the Chinese people, or against the Chinese government.
So I mean, you know, China's not an all-out, you know, for sure bet either.
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Anyway, I want to hear from you.
646-652-4869 is the number to call.
We're going to take 111 call, and that's it.
One, one, one, you're on the air.
So it's just getting very serious.
And anybody's going to try to say China, well, what are the things that you stupid, silly bastard?
111, you're on the air.
Hello?
Am I on the air?
Got you.
What's going on?
Hey, it's the tech guy here.
Hey, Ghost.
It's the tech guy.
How you doing?
How you doing?
Well, I'm doing pretty good.
I just wanted to let you know I'm still listening to your show.
You know, I'm really into the whole catalyst thing.
I just wanted to come clean about a couple of things, though, if that's okay.
Okay.
All right, go ahead.
You remember the whole thing about, you know, Dick Burns?
He was talking stuff about me, like, you know, that I was living off welfare, you know, like being a pedophile.
Yeah, yeah, he said something to the effect that you were some kind of Woody Ellen butt-loving pedophile and that you, I don't know, you collect welfare or something, or I don't know.
Yeah, I don't know, something to that effect.
But yeah, I vaguely remember.
What's going on?
Yeah, well, here's the thing.
Like, you know, I want to be a catalyst really badly.
You know, I've been really going after YouTube and, you know, going after the subscriber deal I told you about last time, where, you know, you pay a little bit and then you basically get subscribers to practically, you know, like they subscribe to you and you subscribe back, but you basically get rewarded in the process.
And I made like $38 last time.
Yeah, I think I remember you saying that.
Yeah, I think I remember.
Yeah, go ahead.
Yeah, and um essentially uh the whole thing is like I I wanted to come clean you 'cause I it's been bothering me a little bit.
You know, I really have been uh collecting uh government checks for a while because you know I have uh I have a disability and uh you know it's schizophrenia.
I'm pretty sure you know of it.
And um you know I've been I've been living in uh in this apartment for a long time and you know it it I'm it's a mess and I'm pretty much a mess right now, but I'm really trying to come clean ghost.
I'm really trying to make you proud.
You're trying to make me proud?
It's just kind of schizophrenia that you know makes me think I'm I'm not a pedophile, but you know, I've had some instances that I actually have um you know messed with underage girls, but I don't know if it's what what?
What?
What are you what are you saying to me?
Well, you know, I actually might be a pedophile, you know, ghost.
What so is this a joke?
No, ghost, this is actually for real.
So what you're you're coming clean or something?
Well I don't get it.
What what what what's making you come clean all of a sudden?
Well it's been bothering me, you know I'm you know the the BWC they've been targeting me and you know they they keep making fun of me and stuff and you know I just had to get it off my back.
You know it's a conscience thing.
It's a conscience thing.
So what the BWC have been what what what have they been doing to you?
They they they I remember what happened exactly but you know they were messing with me and calling me names and stuff and you know and they were all posting stuff about me on B and you know I think so it's actually true if I remember but that's not the point.
You know I got rid of all my CP and BP.
I got rid of all that you know I'm I'm done with it.
I I don't want to do it anymore.
And I just wanted to tell you this.
No, wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
There's some people that are sitting here in the chat room saying that this is not the tech guy.
Is this a joke or something?
Or is this the tech guy?
That is me.
That is me.
The other guy in there's the fake.
I mean this kind of sounds like the tech guy a little bit here.
I mean you know so I mean what's going on?
No that that guy in there is not me.
He got my password and he hacked into my account.
He hacked into your account?
So I mean what's going what's going on here tech guy?
I mean are you being are you being targeted?
I mean so what you're trying to say to me is is that you're you know actually admitting that you're a Woody Allen buttlovin Polanski asking pedophile.
Is that what you're saying?
Well I mean you know I try to capitalize off it like I go to different food banks to try and collect food and you know other things like cigarettes.
So I make cigarettes off of refries because I'm trying to get out of it.
Like you know I've been fucked up all my life pretty much.
But you know I'm trying to get out of it ghost.
I'm trying to become a capitalist you know and BWC is just keeping me and hacking me and you know doing stuff to me posting pictures of me on D forms and stuff like that.
Oh wait a minute wait a minute.
Get him off.
This isn't the tech.
Get him off.
This isn't the tech guy for Christ's sake.
I'm sorry for Christ.
I'm sorry.
I mean you know that that sounded like the tech guy.
You know that sounded like him there man.
I mean I wouldn't be sitting there talking to him.
It sounded like him.
You know I mean but but I'm starting to get people private messaging me saying that he's a big fat phony.
He's a phony.
That's not the real day he's a phony.
So yeah it is a phony so we had to we had to pretty much get him off.
That that that was pretty good tech guy imitation.
I really thought that was the tech guy there for a second man.
Anyway let's go ahead and take another caller here.
111, you're on the air.
Ghost, can you hear me, baby?
Yeah, I can hear you.
What's going on?
Oh, nothing, baby.
I'm just counting down on Friday, baby, till the first of the month comes around.
Ooh, I'm so wrong.
What happened?
What happened to your phone?
Did your phone get turned off or something, man?
You should call in with your cell phone.
I called in with my cell phone, Ghost.
See, I got that new government assistant phone.
And I guess call it ID verification on it.
It's messed up.
You got the new government phone?
Did you take the links that I posted about all them government assistant programs that the Poe in America can take advantage of?
Yeah, baby.
See, I get my second date vouchers.
And because I get my second date vouchers in my booth pads, I was able to get a cell phone on the government's tab, baby.
Oh, man.
Can you just stop choking that kid for a second?
Ah, geez, Christ.
Stop that.
I ain't choking that kid.
We just wait till the first of the month, baby.
He's a little hungry right now.
I got to wrap it up with him a lot because we're running low on funds.
But the reason I call it your show, because I wanted to talk about how Social Security probably won't increase again for the second year straight.
And, you know, my baby daddy, his legs hurt.
Legs hurting.
He gets disability.
Wait a minute.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Let me put you on mute for a second.
You're calling me up because Social Security is not going to increase their payments for the second year in a row.
Why they should increase their payments at all is beyond me, but they're not increasing their payments for the second year in a row.
And your baby daddy's legs hurt.
So that's why he needs to get paid.
I mean, is that what you're saying?
I mean, you're choking the hell out of that kid.
I don't know what you're, you know, what you're doing to that kid.
You know, there should be some kind of authority looking into any kind of child abuse over there, but that's another debate.
But what you're saying to me is that they're not going to increase Social Security.
So you're pissed off?
Is that what you're saying?
Yeah, baby, I'm mad because that's the government.
That's the government that's trying to take my money.
You know, I'm having to pay the price because they can't balance the budget.
You know what I'm saying?
Ghost.
I balance my budget, you know, and I'm going to make much money at all.
You know, most of the money I made is off the government, and they can't balance their budget, so I can't make my money.
That ain't fair, ghost.
That ain't even fair.
What isn't fair about it, man?
What isn't fair about it?
We're giving you free money.
We're giving you free money.
What isn't fair about it?
Shit, baby, we've been paying in Social Security since we started working.
You know what I'm saying?
That's our money.
That's our money.
No, no, no.
That's not your money.
That's not your money.
That's my money, Ghost.
No, no, no.
Let me explain something to all the people out there that believe that because they pay into Social Security, that that's your money.
That is not your money.
What you need to understand is that your government, the same ass clowns that you elected into office, the same people that are in bureaucratic power that are spending money on cowboy poetry and all these ridiculous dumbass expenditures and pork feral spending projects, these people already obligated that money of Social Security to all the crap that you're getting there, you know, 213.
I mean, you know, all that money that you're getting for a housing voucher, for free cell phone that you're getting, renovations to the projects, you know, all this crap to feed these fat asses in the Po in America.
Let me break it down to you like this.
This has already been pre-obligated.
So, for you to sit here and say that, oh, it's not fair that Social Security isn't being raised for the second year in a row and that that's your money.
That's not your money.
Why do you think I am against young people paying Social Security when they're never going to see it?
As a matter of fact, more young people should be getting pissed off that they are paying Social Security that they're never going to see.
You know what I mean?
Never.
So, for you to sit over here and say, oh, it's not fair.
You know, it's my money.
It's not your money.
Your government, the people that represent you, the people that you elected, the people of America elected, they already obligated that Social Security for all these programs that everybody's taking advantage of right now.
So for you to sit over here and say, oh, it's not fair, baby.
It's not fair.
No, it's perfectly fair.
And it isn't your money.
So what do you got to say about that?
I guess we're just going to have to make ends meet.
That's all we can do, baby.
But all I know is Follow Friday is going to be Red Friday up in this 213, baby.
We're going to be eating Red and Drinking Cisco and smoking lunch.
And we can't wait, baby.
Ball of Friday.
I'll call you in.
It's idiotic.
Get him off.
And for you people that are wondering why I'm pissed at this idiot, he's talking about Baller Friday this Friday.
He's going to eat large because this Friday is the first of the month.
Wake up, wake up, wake up.
It's the first of the month.
And this idiot is singing a welfare carol.
Can't wait to get that check in the mail so he can go out and, you know, like I said, eat steaks, drink beer, do all that nonsense.
This is what they do.
This is what these idiots do, man.
It makes me sick.
I mean, you know, that idiot from the 213 always calls up in here and he pisses me off.
And I'm sure he pisses off every capitalist that's listening in that's working their tails off.
You understand what I'm saying?
That's working their nails to the bone so that they can go out and save some capital and be something life.
Iran Interests Debate00:15:26
They actually got to support this waste of human flesh.
You know, it's just unbelievable.
Unfreaking believable.
Anyway, let's move on to another subject matter.
Of course, we were talking a little bit about earlier about how President Obama went out last night in front of the American people.
And let me tell you, he doesn't look confident anymore.
This guy doesn't have that swagger.
You know what I mean?
He ain't walking into the damn press conference room like shaft anymore.
You know what I'm saying?
You know what I'm talking about.
This guy had that Wilt Chamberlain swagger.
Like, yeah, baby.
Yeah, I did it.
I did it.
I did it.
Not anymore, man.
I mean, this guy looks like he is holding back demons.
He had glossy eyes.
He probably had to get stoned just so he can go out there and actually say this to the American people because he has to know.
I mean, he has to know that he is going to go down as one of the worst incompetent presidents in American history.
I mean, the worst, man.
The worst.
And look, and I'm not trying to say that he's bad because he did bad things.
He's bad because he didn't do anything.
You know, and it's obvious.
All the things that he campaigned on, nothing, nothing whatsoever.
He's done complete opposite.
And he continues to talk garbage about the previous administration, and yet he's doing the exact same thing that the previous administration had done.
I mean, such hypocrisy, for Christ's sake, man.
Unbelievable.
And he had the audacity to sit over here and say, we couldn't sit by and watch people get slaughtered.
We couldn't just sit by and watch people get slaughtered.
We couldn't do that.
Oh, yeah?
So the people on the Ivory Coast right now that are being slaughtered by the president that just won't go away, those people, you know what, they deserve to be slaughtered.
How about the Iranians in 2009 and here recently that are getting mowed down like dogs, that are being tortured to death, their families are being snagged up.
I mean, it's a disgusting situation happening out there in Iran, and yet we continue to throw a blind eye to it.
As a matter of fact, our media won't even acknowledge that Iran at this point in time has a democracy and capitalist movement within it.
And yet we allow these young people in Iran, let me tell you something.
I know that there's Iranian people that still listen to this broadcast.
And let me tell you something right now.
If there was an actual revolution in Iran, I mean, if there was an actual armed struggle in Iran where, you know, these young people that have been just getting mowed down in the streets, that have been getting killed and bludgeoned, if these kids actually had armaments and were actually supplied weapons clandestinely, there was an actual war in Iran, I would consider going down there into the front lines myself.
I kid you not, man.
I mean, these are true people out there.
They're living under an Islamic state.
All right, that's what Iran is living under.
Iran is living under an Islamic state, and the people from Iran don't want to live under an Islamic state anymore.
It's hypocritical.
It's hypocrisy.
They want to live large.
They want to make money.
They want to be capitalist for Christ's sake.
You understand what I'm saying?
So I'm not joking, man.
I mean, I'm serious.
I'm serious.
I believe that if we as American people are going to help anybody, we should help those that have proven to us, that have proven to us that they're capitalists, that proven to us that they're democratic.
And these young people in Iran have proven to us, but we have just turned a blind eye.
And it's a disgrace.
Instead, we're in Libya.
And, you know, where did this Libyan conflict come from?
Where was this a brainchild from?
From Hillary Rotten Clinton, Samantha Powers, and Susan Rice.
Three chickenhawk broad bureaucrats.
You know, it should be lucky that they're in the position that they're in to begin with.
But no, they're going to utilize their power and their influence within the bureaucratic system to override the president and basically to tell the president what to do.
Because that's what's happening right now.
The president is being told what to do by a bunch of chickenhawk bimbos that should not have any kind of authority sending men to war.
All right?
And do you hear the bureaucratic tap dancing that these stupid bimbos are trying to do in the morning shows for Christ's sake?
They make me sick.
You know what I'm saying?
You notice how these assholes can't just give us a straight answer for Christ's sake?
I mean, these are bureaucrats.
This is why I advocate every single day of my life that I would much prefer to have private enterprise have more of an influence over our lives than some bureaucratic, autocratic government that cares nothing but its own power.
Because that's what bureaucrats care about the most is their power, their authority, their ability to be able to implement their will upon you.
And this is what makes me sick to my stomach because let me tell you something, folks.
I'm going to say this, and I'm going to continue to say this.
When the government does something bad to you, when the government does something wrong to you, you cannot sue the government.
You understand this?
I mean, you know, you cannot sue the government if the government does something wrong to you.
But if a private company was to do something, you'd be able to sue them.
Why not?
Because they're the government.
That's why you can't sue them.
They're the government.
You can't sue the government.
You know, you've got the Tuskegee airmen that recently got an apology, what was it, 10 or 15 years ago.
Hey, we're sorry for injecting you guys with syphilis and just kind of letting you stay there and just kind of seeing what happens.
Sorry.
You know, here's like, well, were they getting like five grand or something to their offspring or something?
Here's five grand to your design to Jago.
See ya.
I mean, that's what I'm saying, folks.
I'm not joking, man.
I mean, you can't sue these people.
So I'm not going to sit here.
I don't trust a government, man.
I do not trust the government.
Now, I understand we need authority.
I understand we need a government that's going to, you know, oblige people's interests.
And that's protecting private property, protecting people's liberty, and providing civil order.
But, you know, for these people to sit over here and start waving their fingers in our faces like they've done, man, with regulations and just disgusting, disgraceful rules that are meaningless.
They're there just to taxate the American people.
That's it.
And I'm sick of it, man.
I'm sick of these bureaucrats sitting here putting us into wars.
Let me tell you something, Barack Obama, and the chicken hawks in the bureaucratic system of government.
If you really wanted to make an impact on the economy, why don't you tell the Iraq government, the Iraqi government that we put into power, the people that we liberated, why don't you tell this government to give us oil pro bono?
We'll knock it off of the $2 trillion in debt we've accumulated because of this war and artificially bring down the cost of oil to about $70 or $60 a barrel.
I mean, I don't understand why this is so hard to do for our government.
I mean, we're the ones in Iraq.
We're the ones that put them there.
What are we supposed to just eat the $2 trillion that we spent and the thousands of casualties and the thousands of lives that were sacrificed?
We're supposed to just eat it.
I mean, have we all gone mad?
Have we all just forgotten about the Iraqi situation for Christ's sake?
I mean, it makes me sick, man.
But you want to know why these bureaucrats ain't talking about this?
Because they don't do their job.
Bureaucrats don't care.
They don't care about anything but their own power and their ability to implement their will on you.
That's it.
And for Barack Obama to sit over here and justify this garbage and be ambiguously vague in his description on whether or not we're going to be there for long term, whether or not there's going to be ground troops, whether or not we're at war or not.
I mean, it is just ambiguously vague.
And what really sucks is that us as the American people, we just sit there and take it.
You know what I'm saying?
We just sit there and take it all the time.
Nobody writes it.
Nobody puts up blogs.
Nobody puts up websites.
No, we just go to these same talking heads, get the information from them, and then just bitch about it when we're sitting around eating at the damn dinner table.
I mean, folks, this is a time for you to implement yourself as a capitalist.
And let me tell you something right now.
I am calling on all true capitalists to spread the word, spread the message, and I'm calling on you to join the capitalist army.
That's right, capitalist army.com.
Go out there and join the capitalist army.
We're going to connect capitalists worldwide.
We're going to spread ideas.
We're going to make sure that we act in concert in case any of our interests are somehow infringed upon by anyone across the world.
CapitalistArmy.com.
Go out there and join the only social network exclusively, and I do mean exclusively for capitalists.
And if you disagree with any of these things that are happening in today's society, if you disagree with any of the things that are being said and put forth by our disgusting government, well, then you should say something about it.
You should go out there and be blogging.
You should be out there writing about it.
You should be talking about it.
You should be chatting about it.
You should be in forum posts posting something about it.
I kid you not, this type of activity does work.
But you have to do it.
You have to make the initiative.
That's why I'm calling on you.
I'm calling on all true capitalists throughout the world to join the capitalist army.
CapitalistArmy.com and blog, forum post.
I mean, there's an option on there for you to sell your own products and integrate your PayPal account.
There's an option on there where I am allowing anybody to post anything, one, two banners on their blogs.
I mean, seriously, folks, come on.
I'm calling on all capitalists out there.
It's time to get crazy.
It's time to get serious.
It's time to protect our interests.
It's time for us to separate ourselves from the masses that are going to be at the breadlines when everything is said and done.
It's time for us to separate ourselves from those that don't want to make contributions to society.
It's time for us to make our authority felt throughout the globe.
CapitalistArmy.com.
Anyway, let me move on to another subject matter.
We've got the Japanese government now.
The Japanese government is considering nationalizing their electric companies because of this nuclear accident.
Yes, they want to nationalize their electric companies.
What are they turning into Russia?
They're turning into Mother Russia up here, turning it into China.
Nationalizing your electric companies, why don't you just go in and just tell the electric company, hey, we don't want to nationalize the electric company, but you're jeopardizing the health of our people, and not to mention the world.
So we're going to take it upon ourselves to just go ahead and dump cement and dump wet mud and all this damn nuclear reactors and we can kind of encapsulate this plutonium and uranium leakage out and throughout the international community.
But no, they're not doing that.
So what is this?
Is this an attempt at nationalization?
I mean, is this going to set a precedent?
I think this is very scary right here, what's happening in Japan, where Japan is somehow justifying nationalization of their electric company.
I mean, let me break it down to you there, Japanese government.
You haven't been doing a very good job in informing the people on the dangers of what is happening in that country.
And now you want to nationalize the electric company.
And for all you folks that don't know what that means, that means that the government is going to take control of the electric company.
All right?
They're just going to take it away from private hands and put it right into the government's hands.
And yet, that's supposed to make people feel better.
I mean, you're the government.
You're the ones with the Geigameters.
You're the ones with all the equipment.
You're the ones that should be informing the people on what to do.
And you're not.
You're lying to them.
You understand, Japanese government?
You're lying to them.
And not to mention that this plutonium leak and this uranium smog is getting all over the world.
There's traces of this stuff in rainwater all over the world, not to mention that you're polluting the Pacific Ocean with all this nuclear radioactive waste.
And God knows what the hell is going to happen to the fish, the ecological systems around that area of the Pacific Ocean, whether it's going to spread onward.
It's just a disgrace.
And then you're going to use this as an opportunity to nationalize the electric company there, Japan.
I mean, you know, this is what's unfortunate.
The Japanese people need to start raising up.
I'm sorry.
I'm not trying to cause a revolution here.
But, you know, it's time for these fools to start raising up, for Christ's sake.
I mean, if I was out there and just at the whim of being exposed to radioactive activity, I mean, you know, give me a break.
I mean, I'd want some goddamn answers, and I'd want them now.
You know, I mean, this government is just pussy-footing around.
And not only, the reason I'm so pissed off at the Japanese government is not only are they killing their own people, but they're infecting the entire world with this radioactive runoff.
And I don't think it's fair that, you know, the United Nations and NATO, which are not going to take control of the Libyan situation, by the way, but these people like to claim that they're international institutions to spread peace and democracy and to prevent any kind of international unrest.
Even though there's unrest all over the globe, I think this would be a perfect opportunity for the United Nations and NATO to take it upon themselves to dump this damn cement over this nuclear disaster so that we can encapsulate this goddamn radioactivity and bury it in the ground.
I mean, this is infecting the entire world for Christ's sake.
I don't understand why nobody else is pissed off.
Everybody's like, ah, it's no big deal.
Japanese Nuclear Radiation00:05:34
Don't worry about it.
It's not that big of a deal.
There's radiation everywhere.
You know, you actually heard assholes.
They're actually trying to, you know, justify this.
Like, yeah, there's radioactivity everywhere.
If you've got granite countertops, you've got radioactivity over there.
If you travel in airplanes, you've got radioactivity over there.
And give me a break.
Are you kidding me?
You're actually justifying the poisoning of our world here?
Give me a break.
And this is not setting a good precedent.
Remember, this is the third largest economy in the world, and now they're talking about nationalizing the electric company.
And just off the hot wire, Japan is finally going to use robots to go into these nuclear reactors.
Oh, Jesus Christ.
I mean, did you just barely listen to the True Capitalist Radio broadcast?
I've been calling for robots since, you know, these Japanese like to build these robotic geishas and these robots that play the violin and walk up and down stairs and all this other crap.
Why don't they send some of these robots in there and actually hose down the nuclear rods or do whatever it takes?
Do something, man.
But no.
No, we're just, you know, we're at the whim of the Japanese government, which has been completely telling lies to not only the people, but to the entire world.
All right?
The entire world.
And we're just supposed to sit here and take it.
I mean, if there is any credibility that the United Nations wants to get with the international community, this is the issue for them to make it.
I mean, the United Nations to take it upon themselves to go out and just dump something, dump cement and wet mud, do a Chernobyl, do what they did to Chernobyl, and just dump this crap on the nuclear reactors, man.
I mean, just give me a break.
And it's sick, man.
It really is sick to my stomach that we're just sitting here watching this crap.
I mean, we got The radioactivity and the rainwater going as far as Massachusetts.
They just recently found it in Iceland.
Yeah.
So it's all over the world now, folks.
We're all being exposed to this radioactive crap.
And, you know, don't get me wrong, I understand Japan, you know, went through an earthquake and a tsunami here.
But, man, look, the whole Japanese people need to start rising up and saying, hey, you piece of garbage government.
Either you start taking charge or, you know, your services as public servants are no longer needed.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
Your services as public servants are no longer needed if you're not serving the public.
If you're sitting here saying, oh, it's okay to drink the water.
Oh, it's okay to take a bath in this crap.
Oh, no, absolutely not.
It's sick, man.
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call.
I want to hear from you.
What do you think about all this Japanese nuclear fallout?
And now the Japanese government is utilizing this as a ploy to nationalize the electric company.
I mean, do you think that maybe other governments will follow suit and maybe conveniently have a nuclear accident or have some kind of energy-based accident so that they could nationalize the electric companies?
I mean, this is a horrible precedent being said.
I mean, if the Japanese government is that concerned about the situation, why aren't they taking it upon themselves to act?
Stupid, man.
Utterly pathetic.
And then you've got ABC News trying to talk to these electric company officials and, you know, asking them serious questions, and they can't even answer anything because they seem, they're talking as if they're taking orders from the government themselves.
You know, I mean, I mean, Jesus Christ, man.
I mean, what a despicable sight out here for the Japanese government, man.
Seriously.
And if you're a Japanese person, man, you need to start blogging.
You need to start rising up, seriously.
I mean, you're being exposed to radioactive material, and who the hell knows what the side effects and the long-term effects of that's going to be.
It's in your water.
It's in your food.
And I know that there's a food rationing, bottled water rationing happening right now.
It's just a total mess, man.
It's just a total mess.
Anyway, 646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
I want to hear from you.
You understand?
I want to hear from you.
I mean, what do you think about all this crap?
Do you think this is somehow a good precedent?
Yeah, you know what, Ghost?
The governments do need to take control of the damn electric company.
That's what they need to do.
And let me tell you, as long as this nuclear situation continues to unfold, I'm going to continue to talk about it.
I'm not going to go quietly because let me tell you, we're all being exposed to radioactive material, and it's a disgrace.
I'm not going to sit here and just be quiet about this.
I mean, there are easy solutions for this.
We can just dump cement, dump wet mud on this crap, encapsulate it.
Why aren't we doing this, damn it?
I'm telling you, it's because of these incompetent governments, man.
Syria Unrest Concerns00:03:48
Spit on them.
Spit on them, man.
Anyway, let me go ahead and go on because nobody's calling up.
It seems like nobody really cares about the Japanese nuclear fallout, even though I'm very concerned about it.
And, you know, once it starts, you know, raining acid rain on everybody and the raindrops falls on your skin and you start getting blotches of red all over your skin for Christ's sake, maybe then you'll start taking it a little bit more serious.
But anyway, let's move on to something else.
I'm going to talk a little bit about Syria because we're having continued unrest in the Middle East.
It's spread to Syria just as I anticipated.
I said it was going to spread throughout the whole damn Middle East.
And you can look back in the archive, folks.
Blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
All right, look back in the archives.
I prognosticated that this was going to spread around, and it has.
And now it's in Syria.
And, you know, for the past week or so, there's been anti-government protesters protesting against the current regime in Syria.
And they've been shooting these people.
You know, they've been mowing these people down.
They've been killing on average like 20 people a day out there in Syria in an attempt to quash this unrest that's happening against Assad's government.
Yeah, Bashar al-Assad is the president of Syria.
Assad was bequeathed the government of Syria or the country of Syria by his daddy.
Yeah, his daddy, my daddy gave me Syria, and I deserve it.
Well, anyway, after all, there's a lot of killing going on in Syria.
And let me tell you, you know, the Syrians don't have guns, all right?
I mean, they're just going out there and protesting, and the government's just mowing them down.
They're just shooting in the crowds and killing them, okay?
And they've been doing this on average about 20 people a day.
Now, the president, Assad, has actually fired his whole entire government.
And just said, you're fired.
All of you, get out.
Get out of here and get out of my hedim.
And he fired his whole damn government, and now he's hoping that will quash the unrest that's happening in his country.
Like, look, I fired all the government.
I fired them all.
We'll have elections, but I am still leader.
I am the leader of you.
We will have elections.
Shut up, Assad.
Give me a break.
You're only throwing fuel on the fire by firing your government, Assad.
You know what I mean?
You're only giving credibility to the uprisings that are happening.
And let me tell you, you know, that's one thing about dictators.
When push comes to shove, they don't know what the hell to do.
They don't know how to be a leader.
They just know how to intimidate.
They know how to make people fear them.
And at some point, there comes a point in time in people's lives where there's just no more fear.
They've feared so much.
They've been afraid so much so long that there's just no more fear anymore.
They don't care.
You're going to kill me, then go for it.
And that's, I think, at the point here in the Syrian location, the Syrian region.
And I know that Assad is trying to quash the unrest in an attempt to, I don't know, continue to sustain power.
But I don't think it's going to happen, Assad.
I don't care if you do fire all your damn government, all right?
It ain't going to happen.
Anyway, folks, I mean, seriously, I mean, I know there's people out there saying, you know, hey, we should go into Syria.
We should go here.
We should go there.
We should go into a lot of places, to be honest with you, folks.
I mean, there's a lot of killing going on.
There's a lot of oppressive governments that are slaughtering their people, and yet we go into Libya.
Mental Health Drug Talk00:11:21
Why?
You know, because these damn chicken hawks, the damn chicken hawks in Washington, for Christ's sake, these bimbos that are actually orchestrated this crap.
I mean, you know, I'm getting, you know, to be honest with you folks, let me be candid here.
You know, I'm a little sick and tired of continuously saying all this bad news, saying all these hypocritical things happening.
I'm sick and tired of telling people that, hey, this is happening.
This is happening right from underneath your nose, and nobody's doing anything about it.
People are having a field day.
Nobody's caring.
Nobody cares.
I continue to say this, and nobody does care.
You understand what I'm saying?
It makes me sick.
But then I have to ask myself, why aren't people doing anything?
Why aren't people out there, at least, at the very least, folks, go out there and blog?
Go out there and promote your blog.
Go out there and help.
Write some pamphlets and print them out of your goddamn printer and start posting them out there in your city.
I mean, seriously, you have to take these types of measures if you want legitimate change.
If you want to spark the synapses of people's brains out here, you have to take the initiative.
But it seems to me like nobody cares.
Oh, nobody cares.
I don't care.
You want to know why?
Because most of the people in America are dumbfounded.
If they're not dumbfounded and dumbed down by the American education system, their brains have been poisoned by these drugs, these mental drugs that are dispensed by this pseudo-scientific psychiatric community.
You know, I mean, they're dispensed these drugs to supposedly make you happier, make you calm down, make you feel good, make you not depressed.
Oh, I'm so depressed.
And, you know, they take these drugs, folks.
And this is why people are so complacent.
This is why people are so stupid.
This is why people are like, oh, man, I know that everything's hypocritical.
I know that everybody's lying to me.
I know the government sucks.
I know this.
But American Idol is on.
Look at Adam Lambert hopping around the stage like he's got a hamster hanging out his asshole.
Oh, yeah, that's Adam Lambert there.
Hey, look, it's Steven Tyler looking like a 60-year-old bag of bones in an attempt to try to rekindle some youth on a man.
I mean, give me a break, man.
That's why I'm saying, folks, for all you people that are out here considering taking any kind of mental narcotic, any kind of psychiatric drugs that are being dispensed by the psychiatric or the so-called pseudoscientists in the psychiatric and psychology community, I strongly advise you not to do that.
And if you're going to do that, you might as well do drugs.
Yeah.
Oh, I can't believe he is promoting drug use.
Yeah.
I mean, look, you take a look at any of these side effects on any of these drugs out here.
I mean, since when does a drug that's supposed to help you feel better have a side effect of thoughts of suicide?
Where suicide is an actual side effect of the drug?
Can somebody explain that to me and how this is legally dispensed over the cap?
I mean, I just don't understand.
I mean, you know, you got doctors writing prescriptions for these depression drugs that make you commit suicide.
It's horrible.
I just don't get it, man.
That's why I'm saying, folks, I mean, you might as well, you know, smoke reefer, you know?
Yeah, oh, no, no, hey, hey, you know, Goku's wondering, hey, are you serious?
Depression drugs have side effects of suicide?
Absolutely.
Do a Google search.
You know, I mean, take a look at all these supposed mental drugs that are supposed to be helping people that are supposed to be like, oh, yeah, I'm depressed and I need to take a pill.
And not to mention, do they have side effects of Suicide, but they also have side effects of like anal leakage and seizures and dependency and psychosis and you know all these ridiculous weird side effects, man.
So, you know, why not just take narcotics?
Why not just take regular street drugs?
You know the side effects of those.
You know what I mean?
You know the side effects of those for Christ's sake.
And it's not, you know, it's not because you want to take drugs because you want them.
You know what I mean?
I mean, I know that you don't like the drugs because the drugs like you.
I mean, that's what it comes down to.
That's what America's coming down to.
You don't like the drugs, but the drugs like you.
And the bottom line is, folks, the reason nobody does anything, the reason everybody's out there, you know, pussy-footing around, walking around half dead for Christ's sake, not making any kind of effort, not even making an effort to go to thecapitalistarmy.com and join the capitalist army blog.
Now, everybody's just going, watching Dancing with the Stars, watching all this garbage, because the bottom line is, folks, our brains have been damaged.
If you have been taking any of these narcotics, antidepressant narcotics, these pros acts, Riddlings, if you've taken any of this stuff, folks, your brain has been messed with.
You understand?
And this is why it's hard for you to think.
This is why it's hard for you to maintain seriousness when it comes to serious subject matters.
Now you understand what I'm saying?
So if you're depressed, and oh, I'm depressed, you know, you don't like life and you hang your hair.
If you're depressed, well, by God, go out and just go out and consider smoking some reefer.
Getting drunk.
I'm drinking now.
Cheers.
Cheers, everybody.
And like I said, it's not because you like the drugs, but the drugs like you.
And the reason we're so complacent is because we're taught to be nothing at all!
Don't laugh, baby.
When the damn sober, our convictions will be saturated.
I will be nothing.
Don't I'm the drugs, not the drugs like me.
Don't love baby.
I ain't quite an unforgiving animal, prison and repraying.
Don't have a baby.
We want some mental back to you, man.
We are Baby, we have that we're ready for our fifteen minutes to shave No love, baby,
We're born and just like Christians that are still exactly stupid, I'm gonna be nothing but
the truth.
Like me.
Like me Don't like the jokes, but the truth.
Like me, Don't let the judge put the truth.
Like me, Don't lie to just me.
Don't like the judge, but the truth.
Like me, Don't like the judge, Don't like the judge for the judge.
Like me, Don't like the judges but the trunks.
Judge Song Lyrics00:03:36
Like me, Don't like the drugs and just broke the drugs.
You're listening to Ghost.
TRUE Capitalist Radio, Yeah, we're back, folks.
Yeah, that was a little bit of a Marilyn Manson.
Don't like the drugs, but the drugs like me.
And the reason I played that, folks, is because, you know, whenever I listen to that song, I think about all the individuals that are being dispensed.
All these drugs for mental problems like depression or obsessive compulsive disorder and multiple person.
Now, all these dumbass, ridiculous mental cases that they have to dispense these people drugs to do something for them.
Lo and behold, this is why, in my opinion, we have a docile society when it comes to being politically active, when it comes to being economically responsible and socially responsible.
You know what I'm saying?
And Marilyn Manson, don't like the drugs, but the drugs like me.
I mean, if you listen to that song, that's what he's talking about.
I mean, don't get me wrong, the video is pretty freaked out.
It's stupid.
But I mean, if you listen to the words, what are he talking about?
You know, we're praised to be stupid and taught to be nothing at all.
You know, I mean, that's one of the things in that song, in my personal opinion, that stands out, you know, where he goes, we're taught to be nothing at all like that.
I mean, that's what I feel like sometimes, man.
I feel like, you know, screaming because that's what it seems like, folks.
We go through the education system and we're taught to be nothing at all.
All we are is people pissing and moaning that we need more and more government entitlements instead of actually thinking critically and cognitively and understanding that we cannot be these people that live in law land out here that think that for some reason, because you are alive, the world is supposed to somehow give you the sustenance to continue surviving.
That's just ridiculous.
It's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard in my life.
But anyway, that's the reason why I played that song, folks, because we're seeing all this hypocrisy, especially in our government, governments across the world, for Christ's sake.
And nobody does anything.
And the people that do something, you're saying what they're doing now in the Middle East.
They're not cohesively in opposition to a government.
I mean, you have to have some kind of opposition idea to be able to fall back on.
And one thing I don't like about this Libya situation is the fact that we have an al-Qaeda cell group out there that is in the East Libyan province that I'm assuming that we're helping because these are the same people that were on the State Department's terrorist watch group list.
But I'm assuming these are the al-Qaeda members that Gaddafi was talking about in the initial stage of the uprising in Libya because, you know, even the State Department acknowledges this.
I don't know.
I'm just saying, man, that's why I didn't like the Egyptian revolution.
I thought that was a disgrace in human history.
Human Nature Dogmas00:14:48
Any Egyptian that was proud of that revolution, you're obviously a primitive human being.
I mean, there is nothing glorious about having a completely chaotic situation and forcing the government to step down because of the chaos that has been ensuing.
I mean, you were breaking your own businesses, for heaven's sake.
You know, you were going into people's homes and raping their women and taking their goods.
I mean, this is not a revolution.
Revolutions do not ensue by disgusting savages going around and becoming disgusting hooligans and heathens and jehudies just going out and just ravaging and raping and pillaging.
Is not a revolution, and that's exactly what happened in Egypt.
And this is why the Egyptian situation now is getting hairy once again because they just recently had their elections and they're pissing and moaning about that.
You know, I mean, it's stupid.
It's pathetic, man.
I mean, don't just don't isn't there a group of people out there, and there are capitalists out there that understand that we're in modern times.
This isn't old primitive worlds anymore where we've got to be, you know, focusing our whole level of attention in the sphere of theology or political romance or any of this culturalism, nationalism.
I mean, don't you people realize at this point in time that all this stupid, ridiculous, primitive notions, all it does is make us kill one another like a bunch of disgusting heathens.
You know, and yet people live and die for these ridiculous ideas, man.
It's stupid.
It's stupid.
Now, I get a lot of emails asking me, Ghost, are you an atheist?
I mean, you talk a lot about religion.
You talk a lot about, are you an atheist?
Absolutely not.
I'm not an atheist.
Well, then, if you're not an atheist, then, you know, what God do you believe in?
Well, you know, let's put it this way: I don't know what God is, but I know what he isn't.
And he isn't this holier-than-thou, you know, pearly white gate, you know, angels in the sky.
You know, he ain't this idea that has been fed through, you know, countless dogmas throughout the international community.
And anybody that wants to debate me on this, I'd be more than happy to do so because, I mean, haven't you noticed that the individuals that are the most pious, the individuals that are the most faithful, the individuals that dedicate so much energy into these dogmas are the ones that are afflicted with the most pain and the most misfortune.
You know?
I'm just saying the obvious.
And the reason is, folks, is because this is primitive dominion of the mind, okay?
I mean, you know, these were ideas that justified the rules of feudalistic powers.
Do you understand?
That's what religion was.
Religion was justification to, you know, legitimize these monarchs.
Anybody who's still believing in this institutionalization of religion with all due respect, I mean, you need to grow up.
You know?
You need to grow up.
But I'm not saying I'm an atheist.
But let me explain something that I have found personal in my life: that fate or the energy that guides our path through our lives shines highly on those that understand that it's not about what you think it's about.
Individuals out here think that, you know, oh, you know, it's about us holding hands and singing Kumbayan, and every human being is just worth saving.
Every human mouth needs to be fed, and we can just do this and that.
It doesn't work that way.
You know, your God that has been preached to you that loves people and, oh, everybody, everybody is worth saving.
Everybody.
Oh, yeah, don't worry about it.
Everybody, every mouth, everybody is worth saving.
No, they're not.
That's not the way God set up this world, people.
I mean, why don't we talk about this next subject matter?
Are we living in hell?
Okay?
And the reason that we're talking about this, I get a lot of emails from this because we talk about the Rob Bell novel that has come out recently that has become a New York Times bestseller called Love Wins.
So he approaches the notion as a religious scholar on whether or not we are actually living in hell at this current time.
I mean, and he also approaches the idea on whether or not there is even a hell in the afterlife, whether or not sinners are going to be, you know, burning and tortured or whatever the case might be.
Because he poses a lot of good questions.
You know what I'm saying?
They pose a lot of good questions on the fact that, hey, wait a minute.
Wait just a second.
Jesus Christ.
I'm just sick and tired of discussing this, man.
It's like talking about Alice in Wonderland or something.
It's not real.
It's not...
God damn!
That piece of crap makes me sick!
I mean, the reason I'm tired of talking about this crap, folks, is because look.
Look around you for Christ's sake.
Look around you.
God did not make this world so that every human being could be saved on this planet.
And if you think that's the case, then why did your God that you believed in, that the institutions of religion put in your head, why do you think that he created the law of this realm, the law of nature, that something has to kill and consume something else to survive, to sustain itself, to continue?
I mean, why don't you explain that one to me?
Because, folks, I'm going to be completely honest with you.
That's not the way it is.
All right?
I know people want to have this overly optimistic view that every human being is God's special creature.
It's not.
All right?
I mean, ever since the beginning of mankind, we have been seeing strife, devastation, natural disasters, wars, you know, all these types of things on a habitual basis.
And what are those things encompassed with religion, nationalism, culturalism, political romanticism, ideologies.
I mean, all these divisive little methods that have been utilized by people that understand a lot more than a lot of people out here understand.
And that is that whatever controls this realm, whatever controls this universe, whatever controls this planet, we have to understand that it did not intend for us to get this brilliant.
It did not intend for us to be able to materialize such great structures.
It did not intend for us to go out and conquer nature.
It did not intend for us to create technologies that get us off this spheric realm into another dimension completely in space.
Do you understand this, folks?
And in my personal opinion, I think that nature itself is basically flushing out those that are sitting here continuously saying that saving humanity is the equivalent of feeding every damn human being on the face of the planet.
By feeding every damn human being on the face of this planet is like the cancer virus feeding its fellow cancer cells inside your body to consume your entire organs, for Christ's sake.
Do you understand this?
It goes against the nature of the way things go on this planet.
Now, what am I proposing?
What am I saying?
Oh, ghosts, what are we supposed to do?
You don't care about the people?
Are you kidding me?
I'm a humanist.
I mean, every time I look at a brilliant structure created, designed, engineered by mankind, I am in complete awe.
Whenever I see technology advanced to prolong our lives, to integrate ourselves with technology, I am in complete awe.
You know, whenever I see mankind be able to re-engineer nature, I am in complete awe.
I mean, we have done things that no other living species on this planet has ever done in its entire existence.
I mean, we're the living organism that dominates this realm.
But the problem is, is that we've got people that have been able to utilize idealism that manipulates the emotional vulnerability of humanity as a whole.
And how do they exploit the vulnerability of emotional vulnerability?
By saying, oh, every human being deserves to live.
Every human being deserves to be fed and deserves to be clothed and deserves to have a TV, deserves to have a house and a car.
No.
No.
Absolutely not.
It goes against the natural state of the world.
I mean, just imagine if the spiders all thought like, you know, thought like we did.
Hey, we're going to have a whole bunch of, we're going to have a spider meeting.
We're going to have a United Nations of spiders.
And we're going to make sure that we all take care of each other.
We all make sure that if some of us got extra bugs on our webs, we feed it to the homie next door.
You know, all that crap.
I mean, just imagine if that happened.
I wouldn't be able to look out and see anything but black spiders crawling on top of each other, and it would consume the entire ecosystem of insects, of plant life, the whole nine yards.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
I'm not joking, man.
What we're doing here on this planet by just trivializing life, by allowing women to equate woman liberation with shitting out five or six kids from five or six different fathers, we're completely trivializing life.
And yet we're trivializing life and just completely disregarding whether or not we have one.
It's like they're shitting them out here.
Here's a there's a everywhere a p.
And as a result, we've got dogmas out here.
We got political romanticism that makes us believe that, oh, every human being is somehow significant to every.
No, they're not, man.
So what do we do with people that aren't significant?
What do we do with these people?
Well, capitalism, man.
I mean, do you understand that capitalism is the substitute?
It is the substitute for the laws of nature for humanity.
And you see, I understand people don't like capitalism because, oh, we got to see Poe people.
We've got to see people lose.
Oh, look, that man's got to go hungry on the street.
Look at them kids.
Them kids got to go hungry.
That's what people, that's the argument of communism.
That's the argument of religious dogmas.
That's the argument of everybody that tries to throw us in opposition to one another.
That, oh, look, how can we sit there and allow those people to go hungry?
Well, let's talk about why they're going hungry.
You know, I mean, we don't, you know, dialectically dissect every single thing that approaches our plate, that approaches our consciousness.
We are interpreting things in an abstract concept.
You know, in an abstract concept, and where when somebody looks at an object, like I'm looking at this can of beer, you know, and if I ask some abstract thinking person here, why don't you describe this can of beer for me?
They'll say, oh, well, it's a cylinder shape.
You know, this is a gold can.
There's some kind of ethnically ambiguous broad on the can there.
You know, it says Miller, you know, this type of thing.
But somebody who thinks on a dialectic level, and for those of you that don't understand what I'm talking about, I think you should read Hegel.
As a matter of fact, I'm going to put Hegel on theCapitalistArmy.com as a file to download.
It's a brilliant reads.
But somebody who interprets something dialectically, they would look at this can and say, well, what is this can made out of?
Where was it made?
Why was it created?
Who created it?
Where did it originate?
You know, what are the uses for this can?
That sort of thing.
And until you realize that, hey, I've been thinking things abstractly all my life, and it's time for me to interpret things in a dialectic manner.
Well, then people begin to realize that, hey, you know what?
Maybe saving all these people, maybe putting all these people on pedestals and saying, oh, we've got to save every human life is unnatural.
World Order Capitalism00:12:29
And not only that, destroying the world and destroying the earth.
You understand?
And maybe this is why the earth is saying, hey, there's too many of you bastards on me.
He's trying to shake us off like a virus, trying to shake us off for Christ's sake, because we've got way too many people that are just not contributing anything.
You know, we should never have this many people on this planet.
We should be exploring other planets.
We should be, you know, in space colonizing the moon, colonizing Mars, colonizing, you know, colonizing all these places here so that even if we do have a population problem in this world, we could ship people out into other worlds, have them start other colonies, other civilizations, expand humans' influence throughout the universe for Christ's sake.
But we don't even talk about these things.
No, no, you know, you know, we're talking about Middle Eastern unrest because, oh, I am a Muslim and I don't like Christians and it's a Muslim against a Christian and I don't like a Christian.
I don't like a Christian.
I am a Muslim and I don't care.
I mean, this is what we're having here.
You know, you got Christians out here.
Oh, Jesus, you gotta do it for Jesus.
Jesus, if you don't believe in Jesus, you're gonna burn in hell.
You're gonna burn in hell.
I mean, you know, and people are dying for this crap, man.
People are dying for this ridiculous nonsense.
I mean, communism, I mean, that's a secularist dogma, for Christ's sake.
I mean, communism is the biggest joke of all time.
I mean, seriously, you honestly believe that you can feed every human being on the planet without any kind of natural things happening in the world to prevent you from doing that.
I mean, you don't think this is a reaction?
I mean, this is what I'm saying, man.
I mean, we have trivialized life, man.
We have trivialized life itself.
And I think that we have done something very wrong.
And in my personal opinion, I think we are in hell.
I mean, like I said, you know, the capitalists, the individuals, the bourgeoisie that Marx likes to talk against so much, Karl Marx, we were the ones.
The capitalists were the ones that created heaven out of hell.
Because that's what capitalism is, man.
It's heaven out of hell.
It's organized thymatic exercises.
It's the ability to be able to naturally allow things the way they're supposed to go down without it going into complete butchery and savagery.
You understand?
Capitalists, we're the ones.
We are the ones that put this forth.
We're the ones that made heaven out of hell.
You know, it's because of the capitalists.
You can sit on the internet and talk on the chat room and blog and look for Facebook whorebags and all this other stuff.
Yeah.
Capitalists were the ones that brought in the Industrial Revolution.
Capitalists were the ones that brought in the technological revolution.
Capitalists were the ones that brought in this system that enables people to go out and live how they want to live.
But you see, the problem is that an element of capitalism means that there's an element of freedom involved.
And that means that as free as you are to win, as free as you are to capitalize, as free as you are to maintain your lavish lifestyle, you are also free to lose.
And that's what people don't like.
When they lose in capitalists, they don't like it.
And they want somebody, oh, it's not fair.
Nobody taught me.
I mean, they lose and they get pissed off.
And then they want to be breadline winners over here because they don't want to no longer participate in the process of capitalism.
I mean, do you understand?
If capitalism wasn't around, we would have never had any of the great innovations that we've had today.
And we would still be living like some goddamn primitive peasantry and probably still be worshiping monarchs, you know, and still be doing ridiculous, redundant, stagnant activity.
I mean, do you understand?
I mean, I don't want to go back to that old world.
I don't want to go back to when religious, institutionalist, and feudalistic powers controlled people.
We had a thousand years of feudalistic and religious institutional power reign over humanity.
A thousand years.
And it did nothing.
It accomplished nothing.
It got nowhere.
I mean, we just stayed stagnant.
And, you know, in France, whether there was enough time in that thousand years to produce 14 different Louis.
All right?
14 different Louis in France, for Christ's sake.
There was 14 different kings named Louis.
I mean, give me a goddamn break.
So all I'm saying is, folks, is that I'm not an atheist, okay?
But I know what God isn't.
And God is not some holier than thou, Jesus and Mohammed and Hindu and Krishna or whatever.
Nor does whatever that is in control of nature want us to continue to go how things are going at this point in time.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
I mean, you know, just looking at the natural state of things.
overproducing populations all over this world.
Not to mention that we are, why do you think that there's a commodities hike in prices, man?
Why do you think that food's going high?
I mean, do you understand what I'm saying?
No kidding, man.
I mean, we've got demand.
I mean, I just don't know what to say, man.
I mean, I know this is shocking a lot of people.
People are like, I can't believe it, Ghost.
I mean, you know, what are we supposed to do?
You're saying to us that, you know, we're not worth living?
No, You know what it's about?
It's about survival, man.
I mean, look at every little organism.
Why don't you go out to a park?
You know, go out to a park and take a look at all the different living organisms that are all working in concert, all working as if they all have their own place in this natural state of affairs, in these natural laws written by God.
Really?
I mean, because for you out there that are religious, these are the laws that your God wrote.
These are the laws that, you know, you've got to kill something and consume it to be able to survive.
Now, what makes humanity such a great, that, you know, I mean, there is no, It's narcissism.
It's dumb, man.
So what am I proposing?
I am proposing this.
That we should leave these old primitive concepts of religion, of culturalism, nationalism, political romanticism, political institutionalism.
We need to put all these things in the realm and halls of activity, or antiquity, excuse me, in the halls of antiquity, because we no longer need them.
And all these factions, believe it or not, people talk about New World Order.
People talk about globalization, New World Order.
Well, the factions that I just described to you are the ones attempting to try to take control of this world right now.
People have it all wrong.
They think, oh, it's this.
And of course, everybody wants to rule the world.
How does that song go?
Everybody wants to rule the world.
You know?
We're serious.
And the factions that I just told you, they're all trying to.
I mean, look at the political institutionalists, for Christ's sake.
I mean, look at these people that got a hard-on for the United Nations and NATO.
They actually believe that these political institutions can actually, you know, encompass some kind of global order.
And, of course, I mean, I'm not against, you know, some kind of institutionalism because inevitably, you know, governments are needed so that private property can be protected.
But to sit here and say that, you know, political institutions should be in charge of, first of all, be in charge of things like chipping people, IDing people, surveying people, these types of things is just completely ridiculous.
And I think that governments have overstayed their bounds.
They've overstepped their bounds, in my opinion.
And I will be damned.
You know what I'm saying?
I'd rather die than give these damn political institutionalists so much control that before you know it, we have to go to these dumbass bureaucrats for everything.
So, I mean, you know, look at these people.
I mean, you know, why don't you look up a guy by the name of Harry Kissinger?
You're talking about a bureaucratic scumbag, Henry Kissinger, excuse me, Henry Kissinger.
You go ahead and look up Henry Kissinger and when he talks about, oh, yeah, we got the New World Order, a New World Order emerging, a New World Order.
Well, you know what he's talking about when he's talking about New World Order?
He's talking about political institutionalism reigning supreme over the world.
And I am not a political institutionalist.
I am a capitalist.
And I believe that capitalists should reign supreme throughout the world.
We're the ones who fund the United Nations.
We're the ones who fund NATO.
We're the ones who fund these bureaucrats.
And yet they're sitting here trying to wave their fingers in our faces as if they want to take control of us.
What do these bureaucrats know that we don't know?
They know nothing.
They're dumb.
They're despicable bureaucrats that were not elected.
They were selected.
And I am not going to sit here and listen to some damn bureaucrat sit here and dictate to me on a global scale.
Hell no.
Hell no.
Religions, too, folks.
I mean, religions are trying to take over the world, too, man.
They are.
I mean, what do you think this whole uprising in the Middle East is about?
It's about Islamic fundamentalism.
You know, what do you think the Catholics, you know, why they are so rich and lavish and still the biggest religion in the world?
They honestly believe that they're going to be in control of the world again.
I mean, look at these communists, you know, these political institutionalists.
This is another brand of secular political romanticism.
Look at these nationalists.
I mean, the nationalists are the worst.
They actually want to keep whatever boundary that was pre-written by some bureaucrat or some asshole like 150, 200 years ago or 1,000 years ago, whenever it was.
They want to fight for some boundary that some schmuck put on a map thousands of years ago.
It's stupid.
It's auto-determination.
It's disgusting.
It's like, oh, we're fighting.
What are you fighting for, for Christ's sake?
I mean, seriously.
And then you've got culturalists.
Ah, Jesus Christ.
I mean, those are the worst.
My race is the best race of all races, baby.
And, you know, black power, white power, Mexican power, Asian power.
Class Action Lawsuits00:06:55
I mean, you know, give me a break with this crap.
I mean, seriously, with the cultural crap, I mean, let's be honest.
I mean, you know, this cultural idealism is the most disgusting joke of all time.
You want to talk about God and him being holy?
What was the gimmick of him making us all different?
How about that, huh?
You know what we're going to do?
We're going to make one pale face.
We're going to make one black.
We're going to go ahead and make some olive skin colors here.
We'll make some yellow skin color over there.
And, you know, we'll go ahead and throw a few midgets down just for a few laughs and see what happens.
You know?
Yeah, Jesus Christ.
I'm sorry.
I know I'm going off keister, folks, but seriously, man.
I mean, people need to start talking about this crap.
Anyway, I'm going to get off that subject matter.
I know I'm scaring a lot of people.
I'm sorry.
On a lighter note, the Supreme Court is going to hear a Walmart sex bias claim.
And for you folks that aren't aware with what's going on with Walmart, they're being sued in a class action lawsuit.
Sued in a class action lawsuit by over a million women that work for Walmart, claiming gender discrimination, claiming that they were passed up because they were women or they didn't get paid as much.
They didn't get as many management jobs, something of that nature.
And the lower courts in California, of course, this happened in California, these scumbags out there, these damn communists over there.
These lower courts ruled in the favor of the class action lawsuit, which could cost Walmart billions of dollars in settling out of court.
Anyway, the Supreme Court is hearing this because Walmart is claiming that, look, yeah, okay, maybe there was a couple of discriminatory practices on an isolated scale throughout the company, but it was not company practice that, hey, we're not going to move up women.
You know, women are not moved up.
I mean, you have to remember that Walmart is the biggest company in the world.
I mean, they have outlets all over the world, thousands of them, tens of thousands of these humongous super centers all around the world.
And, you know, each and one of those are basically not necessarily micromanaged.
You know, there's a level of autonomy when it comes to a manager of a store.
You know, and if the management of a store of a region, you know, happens to have a certain hiring practice that one could interpret as sexist, well, lo and behold, you could have some attorney argue this and get a million women who used to work for Walmart.
Half of these women probably only worked for them for like six months or three months.
You know how it is.
Anyway, I would like for everybody to keep an eye on this particular lawsuit because if the Supreme Court rules in the favor of these women in this class action lawsuit, it could set an unprecedented precedent against business.
It could mean that, hey, people can sue if they felt like they weren't sold the product that they were promised, or they could sue because whatever.
I mean, just a class action lawsuit for whatever.
For whatever.
Because inevitably, what this is, is just a whole bunch of people coming together and saying, hey, we got discriminated against.
They got in front of a jury out there in California.
You know, California, they don't have to do anything.
So, you know, they ruled in their favor throughout the courts, and the Supreme Court is going to rule on this case.
And remember, the Supreme Court now has three women on the court system now.
They now have three women on the Supreme Court.
So people could sue for anything.
I mean, you know, all the black people get together and say, yeah, man, they don't celebrate Kwanzaa.
They don't celebrate Kwanzaa, baby.
So we suing they ass for racial discrimination.
You know, you got the race, the white people coming together.
Yeah, they're not showing the golf channel.
I mean, it's disgusting, man.
Serious, man.
It's unbelievable.
And it's going to be a suing frenzy.
Let me tell you, you know, there's nothing worse in the world than some of these scumbag attorneys, especially these class action lawsuit assholes.
You know what I mean?
I mean, what a bunch of scumbags.
What a lowest form of life on the face of the planet, these idiots that make all this money off class action lawsuits.
You know, that's how John Edwards, a name from the past, that's how he got his hundreds of millions of dollars.
He got $400 million, $400 million from a class action lawsuit settled against the cigarette companies.
Yeah.
I mean, what a scumbag, man.
What an utter scumbag.
And, you know, if you're an attorney, you know, I know that you're necessary for business law and that sort of thing.
But when it comes to you personal injury assholes and you scumbags that are like, were you hurt in a car accident?
Well, call me right now.
And I'm the Texas Hammer.
I'm a badass.
I mean, just look up that asshole, the Texas Hammer.
Look up another guy.
What is it?
Wayne Wright.
All right?
Wayne Wright.
I mean, this is a guy in Texas that has literally made millions off of exploiting the judicial system by taking on these losers in Texas.
And it's usually ethnic minorities and dumb white trash that are habitually getting into these fender benders.
And they're conveniently getting into all these accidents.
But oh no, Wayne Wright, he'll go out and take any case.
And you should see these damn testimonials by this damn imbecile.
I mean, he's got his clients coming up, and they're stupid, dumb, imbecilic idiots.
They're all dumbasses, obviously looking for a buck.
They're out there.
I went to Wayne Wright, and he gave me $100,000 because an airbag hit me in the face, damaged my eye in an accident, and he gave me $100,000.
I'm serious, man.
$100,000.
Some bimbo on one of these commercials is like, I got $100,000 because I got hit by an airbag in the face, and it hit me in the face, and I met the Maya, and I went on there, and I got $100,000.
Jobs for Young People00:14:22
Jesus Christ.
Good God.
It's just sick, man.
I'm sorry.
Everybody keep an eye.
Believe me, keep an eye on that goddamn Walmart suit, man.
And if they rule in the favor of the women in that case, man, stocks are going to be going down.
I guarantee you.
You better watch the stock market on that one.
All right.
I guarantee you.
646-652-4869 is the number to call here.
We've been talking about a whole bunch of subject matters.
Another thing I want to talk about is teenagers.
A report came out today out of Fortune magazine.
Actually, it wasn't Fortune Magazine.
Let me get the actual article.
Here it is.
It was Fortune Finance.
That's what it was.
And the article was written by Ninhai Chen, believe it or not.
And the title of it is A Tough Job Market for Teens, Thanks to Grandpa.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's the name of it.
A tough job market for teens, thanks to Grandpa.
Well, in the article, it's basically explaining that now teenagers are not being hired at traditional teeny bopper, you know, teenage things like, you know, bagger boys and grocery stores and the fast food service industry.
I mean, these are teenage jobs.
You know what I mean?
Well, anyway, Grandpa, now that, you know, the old people, all right, the old people are out here basically, they can't live off of what they are making off Social Security, even though they had a whole lifetime to save, even though they had job security, even though they had the ability to make as much money as they had.
They had a whole lifetime to do it.
Now they're finding themselves old, prostate, infected, and pathetic, having to go back to work, and they're actually taking jobs away from young people.
And I'm not just talking about young teens.
I'm talking about anybody from the age of 16 to 25.
You know, when you have to go to those years of struggling, you know, going into your first job, working and going to school, whatever the case might be.
Grandpa, these old people are now taking your jobs away.
And frankly, it's not because they can't make ends meet.
Let's be honest.
It's because they are out there because they got the Viagras and they got Viagra for men and women now.
They're out there humping each other.
I don't know if you've noticed there's a whole span of old fogey clubs popping up out of nowhere for Christ's sake.
You know, like you got to be like over 50.
I mean, these people are still banging at 70 or 80 years old for Christ's sake.
You know, when you retire, you know what retirement used to be, folks?
It used to be when you retired, you expected at the most to live 10 years after that.
At the most.
And that's if you're lucky.
That's what retirement is.
You save up enough money.
You know you're going to die within five to ten years.
And you just do whatever you're going to do.
I'm not joking.
People are laughing.
I'm serious.
That's what retirement used to be.
Now, these idiots, they think just because they're 65 years old, that they just did, that they're somehow, you know, it's written in the book, God said that they could retire at 65.
It's a joke.
Because now people are living longer.
People are living to be 80, 90 years old, 100 years old, for Christ's sake.
And who's going to take care of these people if they're living longer in their retirement than they did in their actual adult lives?
It doesn't make any kind of sense.
So instead of these people actually going out and saving and they didn't use their savings to be capitalist, they decided to blow it on boats and houses and cars and everything else.
Now that they're in retirement age and they realize that they can't live off Social Security like they anticipated, all of a sudden these people are going out.
They're taking jobs away from young people.
And I think it's a disgrace.
It's bad enough that young people don't even have an economic opportunity out here to get a decent job anymore.
Now, the jobs that are out here, you've got to compete with grandpa to get them.
I mean, it's disgraceful, man.
I mean, you know, this, and I'm an older person, okay, and I'm taking offense to this.
I take offense to this because, look, we were a generation that had a tremendous amount of economic opportunity.
I mean, you know, I came from a generation where you could literally drop out of high school and find yourself a damn job where you can support a family of five.
I'm serious.
And the wife not work.
I was back in those days.
All right.
Now, Jesus Christ, you can't even get a job to support yourself on a baller level unless you're somehow a finance wizard like myself.
Or, you know, if you're a capitalist that understands the financial game.
I mean, now you have no economic opportunity out here for young people.
I mean, you know, we're forcing these young people to go to college.
They're getting themselves in debts $40,000, $50,000, $60,000, $80,000.
They come out to the workforce, and the only thing hiring is Starbucks.
You know what I mean?
I mean, Barnes and Nobles.
I mean, I go to these places all the time.
I go to Barnes and Nobles.
And let me tell you, I have met many kids that have master's degrees, that have these tremendous degrees in all these sophisticated arenas, and yet they're working at Starbucks.
They're working at Barnes and Nobles because there is no economic opportunity out here.
I mean, they're waiters.
They're doing all these types of jobs, folks.
So why go to college for Christ's sake?
I mean, that's why I'm saying.
Just be a capitalist.
Anyway, I want to hear what you have to say.
What do you think about grandpa over here taking jobs away from young people for Christ's sake, even though grandpa had a time where you could have literally a 30 or 40 year job, no problem?
Anyway, let's take some calls here.
We got Goku in the house.
What's going on, Goku?
Hey, what's up, Ghost?
What's going on, man?
What do you think about these old people coming in taking jobs away from young people now, man, because they can't afford to live on their damn Social Security check anymore?
Screw them.
That's what I say.
Yeah, you're damn right, screw them, man.
They're leaving you with their bill.
You're not going to collect Social Security.
And then the job that you get, you have to pay Social Security tax, Medicaid tax.
You're never going to see this, Goku, especially a young young man like yourself.
You're never going to see it.
And now they're taking your jobs away from you.
The jobs that are paying beans that young people have to work with out here and ball in some fashion, they are taking these jobs away.
And it makes me sick, man.
Makes me sick, too.
I'm trying to find a job out here, man.
I might have a job out here, but maybe because the hiring manager is on vacation right now, and I don't know about my interview yet, but you never know.
Hopefully I get a job, but who knows how that will be.
You know what?
I don't know why these old people need more money.
Don't they get enough money from Social Security?
If only they didn't spend it on stupid stuff like, oh, I got Social Security checks.
I'll buy myself a Corvette or a Mercedes-Benz or I'll buy myself a mansion, even though I need the Social Security money to pay for my bills and my food.
But no, but no, I'll buy a Corvette.
That's what I'll buy with the Social Security money.
And then I'll go out and look for another job.
Stupid.
It is stupid.
It really is stupid because, look, I mean, here you are, you're a young kid.
You want to capitalize.
You're listening to the show.
Man, you want to be able to get a part-time job on the weekends instead of going out and doing some mischievous nonsense.
You want to stack your chips.
You want to be able to save it.
You can open up a banking account.
But now you can't get a job because of these damn old people now.
I mean, I don't know if you've been to any of these locations like a fast food joint.
You're actually seeing old people servicing people in these locations.
I mean, I'm used to seeing young kids, college kids, younger people, even people in their 30s.
When you work at these jobs like three or four years, they usually move you up pretty fast.
But inevitably, I am looking at older people at Walmarts, at these jobs that, I mean, give me a break, man.
I mean, you had ample opportunity to save up all kinds of cash.
And now that you've left these young people with all this debt, you left them with no economic opportunity, high taxation.
Now you're taking their jobs away.
It's disgusting, Goku.
It's disgusting, man.
It is.
I see old people at McDonald's.
I only see them in the morning because, you know, the young kids can't work in the mornings during the school day.
So that's the only time I see old people at McDonald's is in the morning.
And then usually in the afternoon, I see only young people work there.
But it's always in the morning I see old people at McDonald's.
And you're going to see a lot more of them, for Christ's sake.
I mean, they're delivering pizzas out here where I'm at, for Christ's sake.
I'm not kidding.
I mean, just imagine you had some 65-year-old prostate-infected wimbag delivering you your pepperoni pizza.
I mean, it's a disgrace.
But seriously, they're out there doing this.
I'm not joking.
And then you give him like a $1 tip, and he's like, oh, I remember back in the day when $1 was $3 and stuff like that.
Are you kidding me?
I don't give him a tip.
Are you kidding me?
I'm just like, hey, you know, look both ways across the street, old man.
That's my tip.
I'm not going to sit here and give them a tip.
I mean, it's bad enough that it's their generation that has caused us to be in this position right now as a country, right now as an economic situation.
And, you know, they have the audacity to sit over here and be like, come on, man.
Oh, man.
Come on, man.
Give me a break.
Hey, g give me a break, too.
I don't know, Ghost.
I don't know what to say anymore.
I hear you, man.
I hope you get a job there, Goku.
Keep looking.
You know what I'm saying?
If not, you know, join the Capitalist Army, man.
Post some stuff on there, man.
Get yourself a PayPal account, check in to GoCount or something.
And, you know, post some products, man.
You got some stuff people want, and you can just point and click.
They'll buy it from me.
We'll go right in your account, man.
You've got to send it to them, of course.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Well, seriously, that's cashing the account right there, man.
Yeah, I know, I know.
But, like, I submitted an application a while ago to a grocery store.
Like I said, the hiring manager isn't on vacation, so I will know after April 3rd if I have an interview for the job.
Hopefully, I do, because with the money, I'm going to just like I'm probably going to take maybe 20 bucks out, 25 bucks, 50 bucks out for myself or stuff I need, and then put the rest in the bank.
Yeah, absolutely.
No, of course.
You know, that's how you budget.
And, you know, you put the rest in the bank or invest in something that you can sell in the future.
You know, I mean, that's what it's about, to hedge against inflation.
So you got the right idea, man.
Yeah, but these kids in my school, like this one kid who worked at Best Spuy, he worked there for about give her about like maybe like three months, four months, and we're all like, dude, you got money from your Best Spy job.
You know, you save that, right?
He's like, no, man, I blew that all, man.
I got no money from that job anymore.
I'm like, come on.
How do you spend all that money from a job?
I mean, you got to be wise with it.
You can't go out and spend it on stupid $60 pans from Hollister or dumb shit like that.
Not even.
Absolutely not.
Do not spend it on threads.
I mean, threads especially.
Clothes depreciate.
You'll never get what you're going to pay retail on clothes ever.
That is the biggest waste of money unless you're buying a suit.
Other than that, everything is a waste of cash.
What they should be doing, you know, they should be buying jewelry.
You know, they should be buying some watches or something.
You know, getting a hobby where, hey, I need some money.
I can sell this watch and liquidate it for, if not what I got it for, more than what I got it for.
But you're absolutely right, Goku.
These guys, they don't give a crap.
And this is what's unfortunate, man.
We're taught to be nothing at all.
Nobody's taught to be a capitalist.
This is why I do this program.
This is why I promote capitalism, man, because we all should have this opportunity.
It's available to us.
We should all be making money, living lavish, and playing the game, man.
It's great.
Yeah, but they don't want to learn.
That's the thing.
They don't want to.
They just want to get instant gratification, like you always say, Ghost.
They don't want to work, Even if they have jobs, they complain.
Even though people work in freaking coal mines and then people who work at McDonald's complain that, oh, I have to work in McDonald's where I have to cook the chicken McNuggets or take the burgers out or stuff like that.
I mean, come on.
Just stop complaining.
A job's a job.
Save the money, stack your chips, and you'll be good in the future.
It will be.
I'm telling you.
You'll stack your chips.
You'll be good in the future and you'll be living lavish.
And believe it or not, just like my good friend used to say.
This country, you've got to make the money first.
Then when you get the money, you get a foul.
Then when you get a power, then you'll get the woman.
Exactly.
That's why you've got to make your own moves.
That's why I'm saying, Goku.
Don't get a girlfriend.
First, you get the money, then you get the power.
And it's the truth.
It's an actual truth.
Because, look, you get a little bit of money, and you got a bank account.
You get yourself a little car.
You get yourself a little apartment.
Lo and behold, you got some power, man.
All of a sudden, chicks are going to be looking at you a little bit differently because that's the way chicks are.
You know what I mean?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's the way they are.
Anyway, Goku, I'm going to take some more calls, man.
I want to thank you for calling in.
We've got 15 minutes left, man.
But you're always a great caller.
I hope that you get a job.
Stack your chips.
Buy some gold.
Buy some silver.
Do whatever it takes, man.
Make sure whatever you purchase your money on, make sure that you can sell it back later at a given date and time when need be.
You know what I mean?
Perez Hilton Critique00:05:59
Yeah, yeah.
Nope.
Yeah, thanks, Ghost.
No problem.
All right, Goku.
Thanks a lot for calling in, man.
You take it easy.
Yeah, you too.
That was Goku, folks, an avid listener, an individual who always listens into the program.
We appreciate him.
We've got somebody in the chat room saying that money will be worthless soon.
You know, maybe it will, maybe it won't, but that's the whole purpose of obtaining capital and being able to move it in different assets.
You know, I mean, you should never leave your capital in just money.
You should be able to utilize that money.
Oh, where'd you go?
Where'd you go?
Mystic Chava left.
I wanted to hear.
I wanted to tell him something.
What happened?
That's right.
I was just basically going to give him a good slap in the mouth and basically tell him, hey, that's a very trivial thing to say.
That's what these poll people say in America.
Oh, man, it ain't fair, man.
It's going to be worthless anyway, baby.
I don't care.
I mean, give me a break.
Anyway, let's continue to take a call here.
646-652-4869.
Before I take another call, let me move into another subject matter before the show runs out on me.
I want to talk a little bit about Perez Hilton.
And for all you people that don't know who Perez Hilton is, he's that fat barrel of a fruit bowl that colors his hair bitchy blonde or pink that is a supposed celebrity blogger that got into some fight with Kanye or I don't know.
You know what I'm talking about.
Perez Hilton.
If you don't know who he is, do a search on him.
You'll see his disgusting, fruity mug.
Anyway, this openly fruity-ass piece of disgusting glory hole serving piece of garbage is actually writing a children's book.
Yeah.
I mean, you know, if the end is near, I mean, this is obviously an indicator that it's coming.
You know what I'm saying?
I mean, you've got this idiot Perez Hilton, this stupid, disgusting, fat fruit bowl, actually making a children's book.
Now, look, let me explain something.
I know that I'm going to get a lot of emails because they're going to say that I'm like bashing homosexuals in some fashion or that I'm against homosexuals.
No, absolutely not, okay?
But you know what Perez Hilton represents to me?
Perez Hilton represents to me one of these fattening-ass bastards, you know, these fat-bloated pieces of garbage that was a fat kid his whole life.
He couldn't put the fork down.
You know, mommy kept, you know, shoving food down his hole to shut him up.
You know, so he's a fat-bloated barrel roll of a bastard.
And because he had no social life, because he had no friends and nobody cared, and he looks like he doesn't have much of a personality.
I mean, even now, he looks like some stupid, dumb imbecile.
Like he ripped off the personality from some fruit bowl in San Francisco bathhouse or something.
It doesn't look like him.
Now, what do I mean by that?
Well, Perez Hilton, believe it or not, acts like one of these feminized little feminine physical attribute, a little fruity, you know, femmboy, you know.
But in actuality, that's not what he is, folks.
And you see, this is what gets me pissed off about the gay community out here.
All right.
Now, I'll agree that there are some gays, there are some homosexuals out here that are really fruity.
That there's more estrogen pumping in their veins and pumping through their body than there is testosterone.
It's physically apparent on some of these fruity males.
It's physically apparent.
As a matter of fact, a lot of these fruity males that actually have feminine features and feminine physical attributes like naturally, naturally, end up becoming transsexuals and transgenders and that sort of thing.
And we can debate why that happens.
It's a chemical imbalance, whatever.
Now, what makes me sick, what makes me sick is that you've got the homosexual community growing because the homosexual community accepts anybody.
They accept losers, fat asses, ugly people, disgusting pieces of garbage.
And Perez Hilton, this is what I'm talking about.
He is the quintessential fruit bowl of what the gay community is turning out to be.
Gutter, pimp, disgusting trash.
You know, I remember when gays in the 90s, you know, when you were gay, you know, you were supposedly had this notion that you were clean, you dressed nice, you made sure that you had proper etiquette, you know, you sipped on the fine wines.
You know, you had this, you know, cliche that gays were, you know, somehow, you know, had a you know, had a decent kind of they had etiquette, they had self-respect, integrity.
Well, now that homosexuality has just grown and exploded and it's on MTV, it's everywhere, all this other crap, now you've got fat barrel roll assholes like Perez Hilton.
And this is an obvious idiot that he's a fat loser that obviously didn't have any fatherly influence because he is not naturally feminine.
This is one of these new trends that we're seeing out here in America where masculine looking males are purposely acting fruity so that they can be accepted in a flamboyant manner in the gay community, which in my opinion kind of besmirches the integrity of the gay community.
Tax Dollars Waste00:09:33
You know what I'm saying?
But anyway, the point is that this fruit bowl, this disgusting, pathetic act, Perez Hilton, is actually making a children's book for your children.
So I'm sure that'll be in a public library near you.
Anyway, let's take some real quick callers here.
914, you're on the air.
Hey, ghost, it's Soybean.
What's up?
Hey, what's going on, Soy?
How you doing?
I'm all right.
Just drinking some Disarono Amaretto and chilling.
Awesome.
Amaretto is pretty good.
I like what does it call it?
Whiskey showers with that stuff, man.
It's pretty good.
Honestly, I like anything as long as it's pricey.
I don't like to buy cheap stuff.
I hear you.
Neither do I.
Oh, yeah, definitely.
So I had a question because there's been a lot of talk on the news lately about those corporate corporate companies and like, for example, GE that are having their taxes done, like, not even by our federal government, but like they're setting up in other countries and basically putting their headquarters in other countries so that they can avoid our 35% taxes.
I was wondering what you think about all that.
Well, you know, I I mean I don't necessarily agree with that, but then again, I don't agree that our government should have given GE bailout money.
I don't agree that we gave we should have given him stimulus money to begin with.
So it's no coincidence that GE, which was bailed out by our tax dollars to begin with because it was about to collapse, now is dodging tax dollars by offshoring their headquarters.
And they dodge, what was it, $13 billion in taxes.
I mean, I disagree with it.
I think it's horrible.
But then again, this administration that was put into power was put into power by these people that are in America today.
They're doing it wrong.
They're doing it wrong.
35%.
I think they're doing it wrong.
I think 35% is way too much.
But at the same time, we've put ourselves in such a situation we can't compete with Ireland, who's got like a 12.5% tax rate.
And look at them.
They have the hugest debt in Europe almost.
Well, that's because they're a socialist country, though.
I mean, they provide too many socialist programs, you know, free health care, free this, free that.
And this is what's causing Ireland to go down the tubes.
Portugal, Greece.
The difference between America and these people is that we're still productive.
We still have private enterprise.
Now, I agree, Soy, man.
This is a disgrace that we're allowing GE to get away with avoiding, you know, what is it, $13 billion, $14 billion in taxes.
But once again, this is our government.
The people have spoken.
They wanted change.
They wanted, yes, we can.
They wanted this stuff.
And we just have to sit here and bear it.
So as a capitalist, I mean, of course, I'm going to bitch about it on the show, but I'm going to capitalize on what's going on.
So I put GE in the true capitalist portfolio because it's not going anywhere.
I mean, it's got recapitalized off of our tax dollars.
As a matter of fact, they just made an acquisition today some electrical company for $2.3 billion.
So I mean, I think that there's tremendous growth for GM and all the other companies that were bailed out by our tax dollars.
And I don't agree with it.
I mean, you can look back at my blogs.
You can look back in the archives.
I was speaking against it.
I was screaming.
Nobody cared.
So as a result, I'm a capitalist.
I'm going to make sure that I'm going to capitalize off this while at the same time vocalizing my personal perspectives as it relates to those subject matters.
Definitely, definitely.
I think the U.S. government is really doing things wrong here, but I don't know.
Anyway, I'm going to let you take other callers because we've only got five minutes left.
All right, thanks for joining the Capitalist Army, Soy.
I appreciate it, man.
Of course, of course, of course.
All right, you take it easy, all right?
All right, you too.
Bye, Ghost.
Later on.
All right, let's take another caller here.
I think we got Goofy Bone on the horn here.
Is that you, Goofy?
What's up, Ghost?
Hey, Ghost, I forgot to ask you.
Can I have your blessing to join theCapitalistArmy.com?
Yeah, absolutely.
Are you kidding me?
Everybody that's a true capitalist out there should be joining thecapitalist army.com.
It is just completely dedicated to capitalists.
And as a matter of fact, man, you should sell your album on there.
You should sell your own propaganda on there, man.
You have the ability to be able to integrate a store onto your profile.
I mean, we got a whole bunch of cool stuff on there.
We got chat rooms, profiles.
I mean, just unbelievable stuff.
I couldn't believe that I was able to get that together in such a short period of time, but I did.
Well, I want to say cheers to you, Ghost, and congratulations on that accomplishment you did.
And everybody in the chat room wants me to sing Saint Give Her a Bone.
Just give him a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit.
So, yeah, there you go.
Hey, hey, hey, I still got it here.
Hold on, where is it at?
Where is it?
Here it is.
Sorry.
I've got that climbing mind.
You know what?
Please don't forget to.
There it is.
I was learning to fuck you.
And here's my can.
And that man just hit your bone I'll dump them lips.
Getting nasty.
Positions are nice, but we don't want to go.
That's cool, man.
Hey, remember, I'm going to join the capitalistarmy.com right now.
And I'm making shirts, ghosts.
And I'm telling you, I want everybody to know because, you know, the best billboard is a shirt on a nice good bimbo with some big tits.
You know what I mean?
But I'm going to take pictures of some of my hoochies.
Yeah, I got it, man.
Are you kidding me?
That one-cent Polygirl looking like Broad, man.
You actually gave her a bone or what?
Yeah, I gave her a bone years ago, but you know, she's my friend now.
But, you know, yeah, I gave her a bone years ago.
That's a slide.
That's a slide.
Hey, goofy, man.
I got two minutes left, man.
I'm going to take one more caller and I'm going to close out, man.
Let's go.
All right, man.
Take it easy.
All right.
Let's take one more caller here.
111 here on the air.
Hey, go.
Hey, what's up?
Yeah, man, that fucking song sucks.
I don't know why you played that goofy bone.
Shush, man.
Terrible.
Me, you might kick up your asshole.
What the hell?
What are you?
What do you mean, man?
What are you?
You sound like a sick.
You sound like Lady Gaga's afterbirth.
Are you kidding me?
That's a disgraceful one.
That's disgusting.
Anyway, I know I was supposed to talk about Lady Gaga, but I hate that bimbo.
You know, God, if you're listening, please strike that bitch with some lightning soon.
All right?
Anyway, folks, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
I am here Monday through Friday, 4 to 7 p.m. Central Standard Time, folks.
Spread the word about the show.
And at the same time, I want everybody out there within the sound of my voice to go out there and join the Capitalist Army.
All right, CapitalistArmy.com is the first social networking site dedicated to capitalists completely.
All right?
Completely to capitalists.
We got it all profiles.
We got chat rooms.
We got it all out there.
All right?
Anyway, capitalistarmy.com is the website to be joining.
All right, capitalistarmy.com.
Not to mention, folks, spread the word around like wildfire about the show.
BlogtalkRadio.com/slash ghost.
All right, blogtalkradio.com/slash ghost.
Anyway, folks, I want to thank everybody for tuning in with me.
Once again, I want to thank all the listeners.
You, Rock, let me go ahead and send some shout-outs to your capitalizing.
Cyrus, what's going on?
Debbie Daly, Dick Burns in the house, future DNB, Goku, Goofy Bone, all the guests, Ludwig, the Nigerian, Odd Squad in the house, Peter Bergeron, Ronde Johnson, the tech guy, and the truth is out there.
I'm out of here, folks.
CapitalistArmy.com is the place to go.
CapitalistArmy.com.
I'm out of here.
Long live capitalism, and I'm out.
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