 Systems have to be changed. Getting back to Kitta, that guy with tuberculosis, that's a bacterial infection which can be overcome by antibiotics, right? Intravenously, they give them a strong antibiotic and a certain dosages, a certain dose. Of course, mega doses of vitamin C would work wonders too, but it's curable. Right, that's the point of the whole thing is, the law must never be applied to those who are not. And that is lacking. Yeah, and we're very passionate about this subject that we're going over. This is very important. So, I mean, forgive me if I know I only had one inductee so far into the chiseless hall of shame, but you know what? The biggest inductee is always going to be the Republican Congress. That one what? What is that box there? Oh no, that's the promo. That's the product that I've been selling on the radio station, the health product. Yeah, okay, let us, oh, we got plenty of time, let us sink our teeth into these readings. Well, and I don't know what these readings are going to be, because this is totally unrehearsed, this show. You know, uncensored, corporate and FCC free, and totally unpredictable what's going to come out of our mouths or what we are going to talk about. The stuff I write down that I talk about at the beginning of the show, that's the intro to the show. I just was so busy and so tired this past week, I just didn't have much material to present to you. So we're going to be doing extra readings. And that's about it really. Well, it's applicable that we were discussing the disabled and etc. Right. And I have here a personal letter which was sent to our local paper by myself in regard to something of that nature. Okay. Oh, yes, yes, yes. On occasion, actually more often than occasionally, the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman writes articles for our local Northern New Jersey newspaper called The Record, which also owns, I believe, the Herald News. And it was in regard to a letter which was exposing what the Motor Vehicle, State Department of Motor Vehicles wants to do in New Jersey. Proof now required for disabled parking tag. Okay. Let me get, let me see if I have this straight. Some non-disabled people are abusing and misusing disability plates, stickers and the like. So the State's Motor Vehicle Commission is going to punish the disabled by forcing them to go to a doctor every three years to be recertified as still being disabled. The head is about to explode. That means he's very upset. Here's an original thought. Punish the abusers. Same thing with car insurance. New Jersey is a no fault state. Why are good drivers being penalized for the careless drivers? In the good old days, there was a state fund where the bad drivers went in New Jersey. Yeah, exactly. Like for instance, there's a company called New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance for good drivers and it's actually one of the very cheapest insurance companies you can hook up with. And then for the other drivers that, I'm not saying you have to be bad, but you know, from bad drivers to drivers that do not have a specific occupation that gives them the discount. They call it the New Jersey Re-Insurance Company. Okay, but the point is, good drivers that have been good drivers for many years, older people, especially, that are conscientious, law abiding, and they have clean records, they should reap the rewards of caring about driving safely and properly. All right, they should receive a discount as their reward. The cleaner their record for the longest amount of time. Supposedly all states send you a check every six months or so that you don't have accidents. Yeah, but I've looked at quotes from many companies. They never sent one to me. The quote was based on six months, not a full year, and even minimum liability was quite expensive. Even minimum liability by law is quite expensive. So, you know, I mean, I found the company, the most reasonable company. We do give consumer tips here, IFA Insurance Company in New Jersey. The quote they give you is based on one year, and they have the all-time lowest rate. So, that's the company I deal with. And also, one of the employees at the newsletter-sensitive research center, she has it also. They do raise you after a year. Yeah, after a year you do get a raise, but it's still much cheaper than all the others. And you get a quote based on a full year. It's paperless. You've got to do it online, which I don't mind. I made my payment online. I applied online. I got the quote online. You know, it's the way to go for people that have access to a computer. Now, if you're some hillbilly living in a tree house, but you have a pickup truck, you're out of luck. You're an unlucky duck out of luck. Duck nation. I saw a little bit of... I don't know if it's duck nation. It's duck something. Duck nation. The guys have long beards like ZZ Top, and they're kind of like rednecks. They're rednecks. They got rich. And they got money. And of course, if they got money, they got attractive wives. Much their junior, right? Much younger than them. Big-ass UVs. Oh, yeah. They go into the swamp and they hunt frogs and gators and longer neck turtles. My brother has one of those big-ass turbo diesel Dodge Ram trucks. You know, like Walker, Texas Ranger. What was it? Chuck Norris. Chuck Norris. You know, he has a new one. Turbo diesel. But anyway, I watched the show. The guys are pretty cool. They were talking about... The guy is funny, the uncle. Yeah, the guy was saying... He's always drinking. He's got a container and he's got a glass of sweet tea with him all the time. Too sweet. Too sweet. I'm a low-carb program. And he had a heart attack a while ago. Sure, that sugar is toxic to the body. Anyway, his daughter was going on her first date. Lady, yeah. And she asked permission. She's 13 or 14 and she asked her father's permission and he was upset. And he took the kid that was going to go with her into the woods. Took him into the woods. In the swamp. I guess to scare him. He wants to see what kind of man he is. He wants to learn about this guy that wants to date my daughter. I felt sorry for him, man. All these big guys taking him... Was it wild boar hunting or taking him into the swamp? These guys, they make the duck calls. They never work. You're a better guy. They never do any work. I think the date was... No, they don't. I think the date was chaperones. Where do you go? Besides, I think the date was chaperones. Of course. I can picture him right now. Him and his buddies, big guys, looking at this kid. You know what? You better get my daughter home before 11 o'clock, 11 p.m. or else. There's a country song. Rodney Atkins sings it. Just cleaning my gun. It's like the same thing. You know, the daughter's going out with this guy. And he's... When a kid comes to pick her up, Rodney's cleaning his gun. Yeah, I'll be cleaning my... I'll be cleaning my gun tonight. Yeah. And make sure... Just give an idea. Make sure you got my daughter... Get her all there about 9.30. She's got a curfew. No, not 9.30. God. Unless these people... Unless these people get up with the sun like the chickens. Although my chickens got up late, actually. They actually got up when I woke up. If we get to it, I think we have something on chickens. Chickens? Okay. That article... You finished that, right? Yes. That was... It was short but sweet. It was short but sweet. You could have actually went on and on. You could have droned on a little longer than that. I don't drone. Well, you... I hit the target and that's it. Okay. Get to the point. That's right. That article, that newspaper article was written by... The one and only, the man you hear in the background, the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman. Excellent article. And there were many more where that came from in the past. And there will be many more in the future. Next. The world's first beef burger... You said beef? Beef burger created from stem cells... Oh. Has a texture that's closer to cake than steak. I don't think I would like this. The burger, fried in public, unveiling in London on Monday, lacks the fattiness of regular meats and could be described as an animal protein cake. Let me tell you something. I don't think the cattle ranchers are going to be too happy about this. The five ounce burger... I'm not... which costs more than 250,000 euros or 330,000 to produce. If I'm going to eat a phony bologna burger, I'd rather eat a veggie burger which costs next to nothing than to pay that kind of money for some laboratory created a franken burger. Let's call it that. It was developed by Mark Post of Maastricht in university with funding from Google co-founder Sergey Brin. Well, let him eat it. Post is among scientists including those at Modern Meadow and New Harvest who are experimenting with ways to grow meat in labs and as an alternative to raising livestock. Oh, my God. Growing meat in a laboratory. Which contributes 18% of greenhouse gas emissions and uses 30% of the world's ice-free land. What about the oil companies pouring fluorocarbons into the atmosphere and what about cutting down the trees in the rainforest? They don't mention that. But they mention livestock. We need that oil. Which has been around for hundreds of thousands of years. What? We need that oil. We don't have my electric cars. They prevented us from having electric cars and we need that oil. That's because they prevented us from having electric cars. Do you think the electric car and the hybrids are a new invention? They've been around for many decades. 40 years. 40 years. At least 40 years. And if they backed up Nikolai Tesla with plenty of funding way back when we would have been, you know how advanced our technology would have been today if they did the right thing and backed Tesla? Just think about it. Just think of it. Instead of Edison? Tesla? Yeah. We are catering to beef eaters who want to eat beef in a sustainable way. I'm sorry. Sean Wall, the author of a book called The Taste of Tomorrow, said the burger had a cake-like quality because of the lack of fat on it. Let them eat cake. Let them eat cake. Let them eat burger. Let them eat frankenburgers. Because of the lack of fat content and fell somewhere between a Boca brand veggie burger and a McDonald's burger. Ritzler, a food scientist and the other tasting volunteer said the surface was crunchy and the inside was very close to meat though lacking juiciness. Beef juice and saffron were added to the burger to enhance the color. Post said he was still working on the twin challenges of improving taste and growing fat. Commercial production could begin in a decade or two. The muscle stem cells taken by harmless biopsy from living cows of fed and nurtured so they multiply to create muscle tissue. Excuse me for the photo op. I do that for photo op. The cells grow into strands. This is gross what you hear. And 20,000 of them are combined to create one burger. Oh, God. One sample of cells isn't up to create as much as 20,000 tons of meat in the lab. I'd rather eat falafel or veggie burger. Very veggie burgers if they're done right can be very nutritious. Post used fetal bovine serum taken from the blood of calf fetuses to multiply the cells after testing as many as 10 alternative nutrients that proved to be inferior. So the elitists and the conservatives they don't mind cattle fetuses being killed at it and ground up and used. They like a good steak now. Well, yeah, they're beefy. Hey, look, I love a good steak too. Don't get me wrong. I love good steaks that are tender. Even a chuck with the bone, a cheap chuck steak can be very tender also. The one with the bone in it and the elitist goes on and on. A skirt steak is outstanding, by the way. Listen, even if it's a high quality hamburger, I'm not eating this shit. I'm not eating this lab-created garbage. The cost of fetal bovine serum, the most expensive component of the process, is the main obstacle to mass production. Fetal bovine serum costs $250 per liter with as many as three fetuses required to produce each liter. I wonder if it's good for bodybuilders to drink this serum. I wonder if they could. All right, A-Rod. Calm down. A-Rod. It's too early to know whether the public is ready to adopt meat that comes from the lab. Though, so far, there hasn't been much organized resistance from vegetarians or industrial producers. Because they don't know about it yet. Acceptance of in-vitro fertilization could serve to gauge society's response to culture beef. What's weirder, he said? Growing meat in a dish or growing people in a dish? You know what? You know it's not weird to me? Growing body parts and needed organs by people who lack them. I think that's not strange at all. I think that's very, very Christian, a Christian thing to do. If somebody, instead of somebody going on a waiting list for an organ, and they, by the way, they've done it. They've done it successfully. Grow the organ. Brake is any of that stuff. Any is a grow an organ specifically for you with your DNA, right, stem cell? Yeah. Well, somebody stem cells. Stem cells can turn into any kind of cell. Well, they could use the person that's alive that is lacking something. Let's say the poor soul was in Iraq or Afghanistan and had their legs blown off and could be able to grow new legs from their own stem cell, the DNA, I think is a wonderful thing. I don't think that's weird. To help people, paralyze people, I don't think that's weird at all. But to make a hamburger and expect people to eat this? Well, the Republicans would like that to be privatized. Remember that. Well, if it's privatized, we'll be able to get a limb or a kidney or any other organ grown or an arm or any appendage. Only the rich can afford to have that done. If they privatize that. They want to call the herd now. So why would they want to help the poor stay around? If they want the poor to drop dead, that's true. If, you know, for those that accept that conspiracy, if they want the poor to drop dead, because there's too many people on earth using the supposedly there natural resources that they think belongs to the rich, you know, why would they want to help any of the poor? Exactly. An expanded ordinance on the raising of chickens will now allow residents living in typical residential neighborhoods to join roomier homesteads in being able to have a few of the egg-producing fowl. You know what would make a good chicken coop? For po-folk? One of those big sweater containers, like 75 gallon plastic totes. Yeah, actually, they make an excellent house for stray cats, right? No, for the winter. They just make the necessary hole in them so they can get in and out. Same thing with the chickens. The Borough Council of Bloomingdale in New Jersey, Bloomingdale's northern Pasek County adopted the amendment to its agricultural uses ordinance on July the 23rd. Officials said the growing, healthy, eating, eating trend of consuming fresh eggs led to the ordinance change. Right. And you could monitor what you feed your hens so you can eat organic, guaranteed certified organic eggs. Although residents living in our 130 zone, which comprises lots of three acres or more, had been permitted to have chickens, residents with smaller properties could not. Under the change, residents in the more typical R10 and R20 zones, which have lot sizes of 10,000 square feet and 20,000 square feet, will be able to keep up to four chickens. You know, chickens do an outstanding job of cleaning your yard. They eat practically anything they can get their little beaks on and they will fertilize your property quite well, including your veggie garden, herb garden. They're great to have. I had a couple Japanese bantams when I was in high school. They bond with you, they scream to get you to go out and feed them. The mind used to look through the back door, through the glass and wake up, come out here and play. They used to like me to chase them. They used to play games with me and they cleaned the yard and even if you don't besides feeding them, they actually find food with no problem. They eat grass and weeds and seeds and insects and they're great animals to have around. And if you have hens you could feed them like flaxseed meal to have a high omega-3 or hemp seed to get high omega-3 yolks. Mayor Jonathan Dunlevy said the updated ordinance seeks to accommodate residents who want fresh aid. He said he has received at least a half dozen requests from residents wanting to own chickens for the production of eggs. And this is an excellent an excellent solution an article that you're reading. Excellent. I am an eggs disease over this article. The ordinance changed will mean such residents will not have to go through a costly zoning variance process. Exactly. The ordinance also establishes coupon sizes. It requires residents to obtain licensing by the Board of House. At the hearing on the ordinance Bob Albert Miller of Mary Street asked if the borough will be involved in checking that residents are maintaining a clean coupon once a permit is secured. You mean to tell me they got to come and inspect your coupon and they got to tell you, oh, your coupon is too small. Oh, you got to clean your coupon. See, there's too many laws and too many regulations involved in this. What right do they have to come on your property and tell you, hey your coupon needs to be a little bigger? Hey, your coupon needs to be swept out. Don Levy said the borough will enforce the ordinance. Damn politicians. Yeah, because they want to find people. They want to raise you through fines, right? Which will come under the domain of the Board of Health. Edward Simone a member of the planning board said coups, which must be disinfected can be a maximum of 20 square feet and a maximum of 6 feet high. Now he wants you to disinfect them? Runs cannot exceed 10 square feet per chicken. Yeah, but it's your property. What if you want a humongous henhouse? You can't have it. And all coups must be located in the backyard? This goes back to the law of a person who wanted to have a victory garden in the front yard instead of grass. They wanted veggies and herbs grown in the backyard and in the front yard so they will have more produce. Well, guess what? The town find them like a several hundred dollars per day they will find heavily having a garden in the front which is is crazy. It's like it's dishonest it's fascist I mean it's doing the same thing with a henhouse. And all coups must be located in the backyard at least 10 feet from the property line. Hey listen when those chickens wander they don't know about property lines. The ordinance also includes cleaning and food storage requirements and prohibits residents from keeping noisy chickens. Now how are you supposed to control that? Gag put muzzles on their beaks? Yeah. Now what town is this? This is Bloomingdale. Bloomingdale. Excuse me Bloomingdale Northern Passay County, New Jersey I have an itch in the middle of my forehead that I need to scratch just for you just for the politicians that run that control the town of Bloomingdale, New Jersey. Councilwoman Linda Shortman said an R10 zone property is too small for a coop. Referencing a friend in West Milford who owns chicken. What's wrong with having a smaller coop in less sense? The expanded Bloomingdale ordinance does not allow roosters. It takes all the fun out of having chickens if you don't have a rooster crowing. It takes all the fun out of it. It doesn't allow roosters. Screw you Bloomingdale. Which are known to be noisy. Oh too bad. Help! So what? People are known to be noisy. Kids are known to be noisy. But Shortman said it cannot immediately be determined at birth. Whether the bird is a hen or a rooster. Dogs that won't shut up are known to be noisy. Come on, even a parrot in a cage could scream out. Unbelievable. As much as I love chickens and I do appreciate you reading this. Bloomingdale, New Jersey People were from New Jersey but there is no more sleazier greedier more corrupt from my political standpoint than the state of New Jersey and possibly New York City can be that way too. I would say more so New Jersey. More than New York. New York has laws. New York State has laws to help the mainstream and to help the poor. I think the lemon law is in New York State for used cars. Well I've got news for you. There's a lot of lemons on the market now from Superstore Sandy. All those cars and drugs that were underwater are on the market right now. You mean they're handyman specials. In other words they're rotting out specials. In other words you want it dirt cheap no pun intended. If you think you can fix it here it is. Take it. Otherwise there's scrap. They're good for scrap right? Well they, yeah but you don't know what is wrong with them. It's inside where the corrosion the salt the destruction of the metal and it's all inside. You can't see it on the outside. Or the corrosion. There's no cosmetic. They fix that. Does it have to do with the salt?