0:00Richard Greaser Warning. You're about to enter a world where individuals have self respect and therefore do not comply with a government that does not comply itself. For some people, the truth is offensive. Listener discretion is advised. Some of the ideas presented on this show will be controversial, but are presented by vetted journalists with the proper press credentials, and therefore should be taken seriously. If you are a compliant person like BitPayne,

0:25Richard Greaser stop listening now in order to protect your fragile sensibilities.

0:30Rod Palmer Noncompliance and things like the beef initiative are a grave threat to my ability to buy up all the farmland in America

0:41Rod Palmer and convince the population to only eat bugs. We need to stop these guys and make them comply.

0:49Richard Greaser Bitcoin is about not trusting and relentlessly seeking to verify information unless a PodConf approved speaker says something. This goes against the ethos of journalism, which is entirely about trusting vetted individuals who selflessly put themselves out there to inform the public and would never do this work for monetary gain. Journalism is about serving the public good. And unfortunately, PodCon has hijacked that mission, misleading thousands of Bitcoiners.

1:17Richard Greaser We are on a crusade to change that and restore the institution of journalism. Credentials matter now more than ever in the age of disinformation. That is why during a times of struggle, it is more important than ever to let the professionals and experts tell you what to think. Life is too damn hard to do the thinking yourself.

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2:29Richard Greaser On this week's episode of the Bugle Weekly, hard hitting news journalist Richard Grieser interviews Max and John from the Ungovernable Misfits podcast, which is currently dominating the fountain charts. While not being credentialed journalists, they are experts in not complying with the rules. During the episode, Richard experienced technical difficulties as a result from being unable to afford six show producers like what Bitcoin did. If you want to see the Bugle Weekly afford six producers, including attractive women producers, please consider donating to us. Enjoy the show. Alright. Welcome to the

3:04Richard Greaser the Bugle Weekly podcast. Today, we're mixing it up. We have two noncompliant individuals joining us to discuss how to be ungovernable. Welcome to the show, John and Max.

3:21John (Ungovernable Misfits) Thanks for having us, Dick.

3:23Richard Greaser Yeah. Thank you. So have have you guys ever been interviewed by a real journalist before?

3:29John (Ungovernable Misfits) Not one that is accredited. No. Not of this caliber.

3:33Richard Greaser We aspire to, but this is the first. So, yeah, I've I've I've been really excited because I think I'm giving people I'm gonna be giving people an opportunity to to get outside of the PodConf ecosystem, to interact with real journalists, and and they're gonna understand why credentials matter more because of my superior reporting

3:55Richard Greaser and and better information gathering than other people. Like, I think that, you know, we could really improve long form podcasting and and get rid of these fake,

4:09Richard Greaser media personalities like Joe Rogan and Lex Fridman that are not credentialed journalists. I don't know what you guys think about that. Dick, have you ever posted up your credentials?

4:19John (Ungovernable Misfits) Are they peer reviewed? How can we verify this?

4:23Richard Greaser Well, I actually I actually keep my credentials, private for OPSEC reasons given the the nature of the work that I'm doing.

4:33Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Understandable. As far as I know as well, you can only actually review credentials if you are if you have credentials yourself. So we wouldn't be able to do it even if you were to release them. That's a good point. I suppose that was wrong of me to ask, but it was. I'm trying to care.

4:53Richard Greaser If you reach out to some some real journalists like Mark Goodwin or Lola Leads, they'll they'll back me up on my credentials. They know. But I'm I'm sure, you know, for for fake journalists like Peter McCormack that are really just content creators,

5:09John (Ungovernable Misfits) they'll they'll try to criticize. What could somebody like me do to become a credentialed journalist? What's the path forward? He's gone. Nothing.

5:17Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Disgusted by your question there, mate. Like, he ran from us. Well, while we have the stage, fuck compliance. There's a few tips that me and John have put together to help you be less compliant. Chew real some off, John. Tip number one.

5:34John (Ungovernable Misfits) Don't give a fuck.

5:37Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Oh, I like that one. I think it's also important to incorporate certain ungovernable ways into your daily routine. So, you know, what I like to do when I wake up in the morning is say to my family, I love you, and say to the state, go fuck yourself. That's an easy one.

5:55John (Ungovernable Misfits) Mhmm. It's a nice mantra to say while you're alone in the bathroom taking a shit. It's calm. One of the best. It's soothing. Mhmm. Go fuck yourself. Go fuck yourself.

6:10Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Yeah. Just sweetly like that as well. Oh, he's back.

6:14John (Ungovernable Misfits) I hope he's not recording this. He may be a credentialed journalist, but he's not a credentialed podcaster.

6:21Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Absolutely not. The technical skills are they leave a lot to be desired.

6:26John (Ungovernable Misfits) Yeah. We would never let something like this happen on Ungovernable Misfits.

6:31Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Absolutely

6:32John (Ungovernable Misfits) not. Professional. What other tips have we got? It helps to cut the tether that the state has upon you. Mhmm. Growing your own food. Growing your own sats. Growing your own tribe or community.

6:46Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Mhmm. Feed those sats and those miners with water. Not water. Electricity. Vegetables with water. Vegetables with water, children with water, and food, minors with electricity.

6:60Max (Ungovernable Misfits) You get some tasty, tasty sats. How about a circular plebconomy? Oh, yeah. I like that. Old Greece would hate that, wouldn't they? They

7:11John (Ungovernable Misfits) would. Free of state oversight and control.

7:15Max (Ungovernable Misfits) He fucking loves it. Mhmm. Keeps joining the chat and then leaving again. That's what my NSA agent does. Well, fuck compliance. That's all we can say. Don't give up. Just keep fighting. The state hates you. They hate everything about you. They hate your family.

7:33Max (Ungovernable Misfits) And even the thought of you having more children, Imagine how disgusted they'd be when you just think about that. I'd like to bring some more life into the world. Mm-mm. More useless eaters.

7:44John (Ungovernable Misfits) Breeders. Taking up our precious natural resources that are reserved only for the elite. They hate pain and payments.

7:53Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Thank you for yours this morning, by the way, mate.

7:56John (Ungovernable Misfits) Oh, you're quite welcome. What what is it that I paid you for? Just my time.

8:01Max (Ungovernable Misfits) My love. Please record That's also illegal.

8:05John (Ungovernable Misfits) Here's a pain in painnet. I I pay for your love. That makes you a prostitute, sir, which is certainly illegal, isn't it? But we don't comply. So do you think this is a a false flag, what's happening here to Richard Greaser? Could be. Like, I see now he's gonna spin this angle. Like, oh, you know, the the feds were after me. They don't want my message to get out. They realized that we are rebelling against PodConf.

8:30Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Oh, no. Oh, no. They're trying to silence my voice. That's probably how we'll spin it. Ori's just thought, I'll just dump these two with nothing to say, no questions, being very professional, and just let themselves tie each other into knots, cause a lot of problems, and then attack them.

8:48John (Ungovernable Misfits) It's not a bad idea. We can even tie each other in knots to the point where we can't send each other pain in payments.

8:55Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Oh, I like it. Alright. I think that's gonna happen.

9:01John (Ungovernable Misfits) You are back.

9:03Max (Ungovernable Misfits) We took over. Wow.

9:05Richard Greaser Well, I'm sure it was good. I yeah. I don't know. I mean, when you're when you're trying to record a podcast on a typewriter, things get pretty difficult.

9:15Max (Ungovernable Misfits) I can imagine.

9:17Richard Greaser Do you think this was a state attack? What was? Me me not knowing how to use my typewriter?

9:23John (Ungovernable Misfits) What just happened here to to the to the Bitcoin bugle?

9:28Richard Greaser I I think it's important to to be adversarial minded and to know that there is a possibility for state level attacks because what we're dealing with is we're dealing with noncompliant organizations who are seeking not to comply in any way that they possibly can.

9:48Richard Greaser And Some concern. That that can hurt us. They can direct their noncompliance toward us, which is, you know, why it's really important to shift and and make sure that they like, we need to make the government compliant.

10:07Richard Greaser That's step one. This part of being ungovernable

10:10John (Ungovernable Misfits) It's forcing the state to be governable or governed. What if I just tell them to fuck off?

10:17Max (Ungovernable Misfits) That's nice. We'll fuck themselves.

10:20John (Ungovernable Misfits) Mhmm. Stick it where the sun don't shine. I I think that's pretty,

10:26Richard Greaser that's a pretty good strategy in certain circumstances where, you know, like, if they're not compliant. So, like, you know, a good example is, you know, Rod Palmer talked about how it shouldn't be illegal to launder money for the CIA in a democracy, and how

10:47Richard Greaser the state going after samurai for laundering money for the CIA is just absolutely absurd. And so, like, that's a good, good time to, you know, to tell the state to fuck off because they're not being compliant in the way that they're pursuing these arrests of these individuals that were, you know, being compliant.

11:08John (Ungovernable Misfits) But I saw on the Clark Moody dashboard that the unspent whirlpool capacity of the CIA was about 15,000,000 Bitcoin. $15,000,000 worth of Bitcoin

11:21Richard Greaser that was just added to Clark Moody's dashboard. So, you know, part like, Seth for for privacy was advocating for this is that we need to force the the CIA to KYC all their cryptocurrency buys, including Monero. We need to KYC the the cryptocurrencies that they're mining on the NSA,

11:42Richard Greaser data center computers. So that way that we can have transparency on these things so we can actually see the CIA's Bitcoin in Whirlpool. I think that's a that's a great that Clark Moody is working on a tool like that. But, like, if we're able to,

11:58Richard Greaser you know, kind of follow the money as far as what these intelligence agencies are doing when they're laundering it, we we could force them to be compliant. And then, you know, if the government's compliant, then we can comply

12:11John (Ungovernable Misfits) with the government. The government forces compliance upon us at the end of a gun. So how do we enforce compliance

12:19Richard Greaser on the government? I I think the big one, it's it's civil disobedience. Like, we just have to say we're not complying. We're we're on strike. This is a compliance strike, and we're we're not we're not gonna comply until, you know, either the state changes the rules where they continue on their current operations and they're they're compliant with their own laws. Or,

12:45Richard Greaser they stop what they're doing now and just comply with their own laws. E either way, you know, I'd be happy, but but I can't be happy until, you know, the state is ultimately the compliant ones. Because a bunch of noncompliant individuals trying to go after compliant individuals and accusing them of being noncompliant is just so absurd.

13:07Richard Greaser Like, this is not how democracy works.

13:10John (Ungovernable Misfits) As ungoverned democracy work? We have no skin of the game. Mhmm. This is true. Wait. What do you mean? Meaning that if we ourselves are not compliant, we cannot enforce government noncompliers

13:26Max (Ungovernable Misfits) to comply. Nor do we care. They can do what they want,

13:30Richard Greaser and we will continue doing what we want. It seems like some dangerous misinformation. So have you guys ever heard of consent of the governed or or, like, a social contract? Have you have you heard of these terms? It's something they taught us in journalism school. No. I missed that one, mate. I wasn't aware that journalists even studied

13:49John (Ungovernable Misfits) constitution or the Federalist Papers.

13:52Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Who went to school?

13:54Richard Greaser Well well, typically typically, we don't we don't study the constitution or the Federalist Papers, but but what we do study is how to manufacture consent in regards to believing in the constitution. And and so, you know, in the right circumstances, we we also learned how to how to manufacture nonconsent.

14:15John (Ungovernable Misfits) Is Ungovernable Misfits manufactured?

14:18Richard Greaser Well, I mean,

14:20Max (Ungovernable Misfits) everything's manufactured. Who about bananas? Are they manufactured?

14:24Richard Greaser They can be. Yeah. Anyways, so you guys had an ad read you wanted to I was approached by PodConf

14:33John (Ungovernable Misfits) and offered a significant amount of money to read this ad copy. I intend to use the significant amount of money that PodConf has has paid Max and I on to continue our message of dismantling the state. I'm gonna use their tools of propaganda against them. This episode of Bitcoin Bugle

14:55John (Ungovernable Misfits) is brought to you by PodConf. PSA, Ungoverable Misfits, is not PodConf approved. We encourage you to tune into PodConf approved podcast like What the Bitcoins Do, Why We Are Bullshit, and the Swan News Happy Hour.

15:12John (Ungovernable Misfits) We at PodConf boast a growing list of PodConf approved and trained journalists like Natalie Brunelles, Stefan Labrera, and Pete the Rizzler, who are guaranteed to provide accurate peer reviewed and compliant Bitcoin content free of disinformation. Continued listening to non PodConf approved pods like Uncoverable Misfits may cause the following side effects, restlessness,

15:37John (Ungovernable Misfits) curiosity, skepticism, autonomy, sovereignty, defiance, kinship, competence, proficiency, enlightenment,

15:46John (Ungovernable Misfits) wisdom, self determination, and overall nonconformity. At PodConf, we only want the best for you and the children

15:57John (Ungovernable Misfits) as we believe

15:58Richard Greaser they are the future. That was a pretty good ad read, but fuck PodConf. Those guys are assholes.

16:05John (Ungovernable Misfits) Yeah. But I'll take their money.

16:07Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Absolutely. There's just so much of it.

16:12Richard Greaser So when when you guys are deciding on whether or not to take Podkomp money, Like, what what goes in what goes into the consideration there? Because

16:23Max (Ungovernable Misfits) How many zeroes are after the number?

16:26John (Ungovernable Misfits) Bingo.

16:28Max (Ungovernable Misfits) That's the only consideration, isn't it, John?

16:31Richard Greaser Absolutely. Well, what's what what's the, like, figure that you guys are willing to kind of sell out to on your principles?

16:41Max (Ungovernable Misfits) We lost you again there, Dick.

16:43Richard Greaser I've I've been asking people this. Am I back? Yes. The figure that we would sell out

16:49John (Ungovernable Misfits) is $36.25

16:52Richard Greaser 34. Pretty good amount of money. Those are measurements of hell.

16:56Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Yeah. Well, measurements of what? Sex appeal. Ex a bit, mate. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Thanks, pal. Interesting. Did they teach you about sex appeal at school?

17:07Richard Greaser Is it something you can learn? Yeah. I mean, it it's definitely something that you can exploit. It's something that I wanted to exploit with the Bugle, for some time. Like, I think, you know, Ginger, she's got some sex appeal. I don't know if you follow her right or Ginger B. Stiffen. But she she definitely has some bangers in getting her

17:29Richard Greaser out there in the open, you know, to, you know, attract attract people. It's a it's a good marketing and and journalistic tool, for sure. But I I think what would take this show to the next level is if we had a female producer with a lot of sex appeal kinda assisting in the process. But

17:52Richard Greaser the problem is is, you know, we're we're getting into the bull market, and, like, the the market for attractive women that are interested in Bitcoin

18:06Richard Greaser is gonna dry up because I expect Swan to buy them all. And so High demand, low supply, isn't there? Yeah. So, like, this is this is why, you know, the value for value ecosystem is really important. So, like, for people listening to the podcast, that value the Bugle's content, plea please consider donating so that we can we can hire an attractive woman woman to work with us, to to take us to, you know, the next level of journalism.

18:38John (Ungovernable Misfits) I think it's really important for the industry. Dick, may I make an appeal to the listeners? If you're using podcasting two point o and want to boost this show, don't do it. Do it through something that you can claim your taxes. Proper donation. Mhmm. This is a legitimate organization. Don't stop what you're doing right now. Don't look at your phone. Don't press that boost button.

19:03Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Yeah. You can do that with ours because we're noncompliant, but I know you guys wouldn't want that. So I assume you want, like, a check or something like that.

19:15Unknown Let's take a break to get a brief economics lesson from renowned Fiat economist Stephanie Kelton.

19:22Stephanie Kelton Hey, guys. Things are looking phenomenal in the economy today, thanks to the government's ability to print money. The Biden administration is working harder than ever to solve the issues of climate change and systemic racism by absolutely flooding the system with cash.

19:41Stephanie Kelton Can you imagine how unstable the world would be if a hard currency was used? No. Instead, the US government has the ability to flood unprecedented amounts of liquidity to Ukraine and Israel. Unprecedented amounts of liquidity to Ukraine and Israel to ensure world safety and stability.

19:59Stephanie Kelton The debt isn't the reason we can't have nice things. Our broken thinking is. To fix our broken thinking, we need to overcome more than just an aversion to big numbers with the word debt attached. We need to beat back every destructive myth that hobbles our thinking.

20:18Stephanie Kelton We need to listen to credentialed economists like me and not anonymous accounts on Bitcoin Twitter. That's all for this week. We will see you next week for another Macro Minute.

20:32Unknown Don't be a common sense denier. Get your facts straight by listening to Stephanie. She is a credentialed economist and expert, and you should trust the science. Without modern monetary theory, we couldn't have nice things. There are trade offs with everything. While printing money has taken the dollar menu at McDonald's away from us, it has given us stable economic conditions,

20:53Unknown as well as a massive government to keep us safe. Don't question. Just listen to the experts.

21:04Richard Greaser Well, we were we were trying to figure out how to KYC our listeners and then also how to send the boosters ten ninety nines, like tax forms. And and then and then all the samurai stuff happened, and we realized how noncompliant the state was. And and now we've, you know, pivoted. We can't we, as an organization, we can't morally support, you know, these types of activities until the government complies. So I I would say, you know,

21:36Richard Greaser if people wanna send us noncompliant boost, go for it. Like, we'll we'll take it right now. But that that might change in the future. We might we might become compliant again depending on the circumstances.

21:51Max (Ungovernable Misfits) So currently, noncompliant, but compliant again when it suits.

21:55Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, you know, we're we're we're just adjusting based on the information we're getting. We're trying to make the make the correct decisions, and and we do make the correct decisions because we're trained journalists. And so we have that that educational foundation in order to be able to make the the correct,

22:17Richard Greaser decisions and direct our audience, in the correct ways. Because we're we're we do the thinking for our listeners. It's like a really important part of the bugle. I know I know you guys might, like, have a different perspective on things where you try to, you know, help your listeners think for themselves. But, like, the problem with that is is your listeners are really busy with their lives.

22:42Richard Greaser And and most people just don't have the time and energy to go do all that thinking. And so that's why it's useful to to to have good journalistic agencies like the Bugle to do that thinking for them. That makes sense, mate. Thinking is hard. Yeah. I mean, speaking of thinking, so so, Max, can you can you explain to me why in your country like, so is the is the British government as noncompliant

23:12Max (Ungovernable Misfits) as the American government? Yeah. I was speaking to John about this a few times. I would say that we are probably less compliant than the American government, but we've been doing it for a lot longer. So we're much better at hiding it. So they do a lot more crazy shit, but they don't get caught as much. Yeah. I'd like, I'm in my head right now, so I I

23:37Richard Greaser I I went I opened my typewriter this morning and and looked at some headlines, and I saw that the British government's looking to do a smoking ban, a complete smoking ban, not just not just, like, prevent people from smoking at on on places they should be able to smoke, like airplanes and trains and buses. Mhmm. But but they wanna prevent anybody from smoking, which, you know, is kind of a crazy concept. Yeah. It doesn't surprise me.

24:07Max (Ungovernable Misfits) You can't even smoke in a fucking hospital anymore. It's disgusting. So,

24:11Richard Greaser like, what what do you think the angle is here? Because, you know, smoking is, like, one of those things that helps people think for themselves. Nicotine cures COVID. You know, there's so many aspects of it that are important. Like, did they just want Well

24:27Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Yeah. I think I think one of the main problems is tobacco has antiaging properties, and what they're really wanting to do is fill up the hospitals as much as possible, and and have people die quicker. So I think that's probably part of the reasoning there. It's like, look. As you said, nicotine does cure COVID, and tobacco is antiaging.

24:52Max (Ungovernable Misfits) So if you think of it that way, the best thing that they could do to make sure that their population is as sick or dead as possible would be a smoking ban. So I understand it. It's

25:06Richard Greaser it's it's really, like, I I if Alex Gladstein does not make this a major point for him in HRF, like, I'm really gonna throw a fit. It it's a human rights violation.

25:22John (Ungovernable Misfits) And my understanding is that tobacco cigarettes or, as they say in The UK, fags

25:30Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Mhmm.

25:31John (Ungovernable Misfits) Have been banned for certain people, but tobacco laced with adrenochrome is encouraged.

25:38Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Oh, absolutely.

25:39John (Ungovernable Misfits) Yeah. Great health benefits.

25:41Richard Greaser Mhmm. Mhmm.

25:43Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Again, antiaging properties. But the thing is that what they like to do is have these things less accessible to the pores. You know? So the ninety nine point nine percent of people in The UK who can't afford to turn their lights on because the electricity rates are so fucking ridiculous here, they don't want them to have the adrenochrome. It's it's only if you're in the boys' club. And, obviously, there's certain things that you have to do there, and it's just not for me.

26:12John (Ungovernable Misfits) Sure. Sure.

26:14Richard Greaser Makes sense.

26:15Max (Ungovernable Misfits) So I I think you might enjoy some of these things, but, yeah.

26:20Richard Greaser Not for me, mate. So, like, you know, using using the words, fags and cigarettes, like, wait. Like, I I I don't speak British, very often, but

26:35Richard Greaser I think it'd be kind of fun to do it. So I I'm kinda wondering if if when I'm going on British content or interacting with, you know, Australians like Tip NZ, and and other funny talkers like Peter McCormick, if I should just use the word fags, you know, to help them understand what I'm talking about a little bit more.

27:00Max (Ungovernable Misfits) I think for the people you've just mentioned, fags is a a brilliant description. I think that's probably the way that you should address. Okay. That's fine. Use Resabe wallet. Yeah. I think it's a great way. It's a great descriptive word. They're gonna really like it. It's gonna make them feel at ease. So it's probably how you should address them.

27:22Max (Ungovernable Misfits) You can use things like go on.

27:26Richard Greaser So so you're saying the proper way to address British people is to refer to refer to them as fags or faggots? Like,

27:37Max (Ungovernable Misfits) like, kinda like Yeah. I wouldn't say faggots. Yeah. I wouldn't necessarily say faggots, but I would say, like, fags, especially for, like, the more compliant British Bitcoiners, the aforementioned,

27:53John (Ungovernable Misfits) FAG would be perfect. I think they'd feel at home,

27:58Richard Greaser especially if they're abroad. Well, I mean, it it's one of those things that's really important is being able to, you know, as an interviewer, as a journalist, to be able to, you know, put people in a comfortable spot.

28:11Max (Ungovernable Misfits) At ease. Yeah. Absolutely. Yeah. I think that would help.

28:16Richard Greaser So so speaking of a fag named, Peter McCormick, he has been shifting to be noncompliant as well. I don't know if you saw his tweet about taxes where where now he sees taxes as theft. Interesting.

28:34Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Yeah. I mean, I haven't seen that tweet. I'm sure there will be another tweet very soon saying the absolute opposite of that. It's got nothing to do with engagement. He's just thinking these ideas through like he has done for the last seven years or whatever it's been. It's very important for him to do that. It's very important for him to take both sides at all times and be able to do as many interviews as possible to cover both sides. That's what real journalism is about. And I I think

29:07Max (Ungovernable Misfits) where you've made a mistake here is not understanding that he is a real journalist, and I think you could learn a lot from him. I I don't think there's anything I can learn from him. Like, I I think

29:18Richard Greaser if I put out a paid course on how to be a Bitcoin journalist, Peter would be one of the first people to take it.

29:26Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Do you think so?

29:28Richard Greaser Yeah.

29:29Max (Ungovernable Misfits) What about things like, for example, getting people on to hear a sob story about why someone's been arrested and now sitting in a jail cell and be very sad about that. And then as soon as you finish that interview

29:47Max (Ungovernable Misfits) and done that sob story and had those listens and got paid for it, to then go and take on a sponsor who actually pays for the chain analysis to put that person in jail.

30:03Max (Ungovernable Misfits) What's your thoughts on that? So this person

30:05Richard Greaser took CIA as a sponsorship. Is that what you're saying? Pretty much. Yeah.

30:11Max (Ungovernable Misfits) That's fine. That's fine. It's just a good see, this is where I think you can learn. It's like a perfect circle. It's like, get money to fund chain analysis, shill that product that doesn't work, then people go to prison,

30:30Max (Ungovernable Misfits) then get them on the show and their lawyers on the show to talk about why they're in prison,

30:35Richard Greaser pretend you're sad, and round and round it goes. It's just it's very smart. Yeah. I mean, it's pretty similar to what I think I'm trying to do, and it sounds like you guys are trying to do where you you take the Podkoff money in order to fund the ending of PodConf, the resistance towards it. You know what I mean? Professionals.

30:57Max (Ungovernable Misfits) This is what we're all about. Yeah. Professionalism.

30:60John (Ungovernable Misfits) I I do think We learn we learn from the best, and that enables you to have more producers and that enables you to do less work. Mhmm. And especially if you can hire beautiful producers,

31:15John (Ungovernable Misfits) perhaps you can go out to Pacific Bitcoin and sift through a number of candidates from Corey Klippenstein's

31:24John (Ungovernable Misfits) harem and choose the one with the biggest belly laugh, like a Robin Quivers type belly laugh that laughs at every stupid thing that you say puff and has big giant shaking jugs and you take that PodCon

31:43John (Ungovernable Misfits) money and you hire her as your eighth producer on the show, you are guaranteed to put out banging content. Absolutely.

31:51Richard Greaser I think that's the great that's a great idea. I think that like, I updated my guys are, fun to show or to reflect. Like, the goal, we need to hit a certain target, which I think I set it, like, 10,000,000 Satoshis in order to hire six producers like, Peter has to compete with him. But I

32:16Richard Greaser I think I'll have to, like, boost the goal of the campaign if if it needs to be attractive women that need to be hired because they they carry a premium for sure. Have you sent Corey in a DM? No. But but I I will. I I I know he he's probably one of the most effective

32:37Richard Greaser talent scouts, in the PodConf ecosystem, I would say. Hands down. So he would definitely be somebody worth talking to about this. Kinda wrapping up and and getting into the the final thoughts of the show.

32:55Richard Greaser So what what so you guys your your your group or organization is called Ungovernable Misfits. So what what do you think the pillars or the foundations of being ungovernable are? And what would you like to impress on the Bugle audience? I'd like to call ungovernable misfits

33:14John (Ungovernable Misfits) an unorganization.

33:15Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Oh, I like that. Does that mean like a a dower or something? Pretty much. Yeah. It's like a decentralized autonomous group, who do what the fuck they want. It's not the most efficient, but it's fun. You can,

33:32Max (Ungovernable Misfits) yield on it. How do how do you yield on it? You just get Don't worry about that. You just you just 5% of my government. Just it's yeah. It's it's there's well, it's between five and fifty. You don't have to worry about the details, but, I would I would suggest you invest.

33:47John (Ungovernable Misfits) I broke 55% the other day.

33:50Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Did you? Yeah. Wow. That's very nice. Yeah. Dick, obviously, we won't talk about it here because this is, like, a closed deal, but we can, we can get you in. We can get you into the Ground Floor, and, let's just say you do very well.

34:07Richard Greaser Yeah. Well, I would've I would've imagined like, I'm excited to hear about this opportunity, but I would've imagined, the best way to be ungovernable is to buy, your clothing

34:22Richard Greaser because you're ungovernable clothing.

34:25Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, if you're wearing the clothing, then you don't have to do anything else. You can continue in your normal life complying, but everyone else will believe that you are ungovernable. And at the end of the day, that's what really matters. So if you go to ungovernablemisfits.com, you can check out all of our clothing.

34:45Max (Ungovernable Misfits) You can send us some Bitcoin, and you can become ungovernable

34:49John (Ungovernable Misfits) as soon as you put that T shirt or hoodie on. It's really all it takes. My favorite thing about the clothing line is it instantly labels you for surveillance.

35:01Max (Ungovernable Misfits) Mhmm. The best thing to do is wear it through the airports.

35:04Richard Greaser They love that. I'll I'll make sure to do that the next time I'm flying. I'm definitely gonna be very excited to get on the conference circuit again this year and and just, like, really experience PodConff on the ground. Well, I think that's, that's all I've got for today.

35:24Richard Greaser Which CIA controlled platforms can people follow you on? I believe all of them.

35:31Max (Ungovernable Misfits) All of the good ones. All of the best ones. All of the most monitored ones, you can find us there. But if you want to send us some stats, you can go on any of the podcasting two point o apps. And, we also have PayNim support as well. So, if you wanna be a little bit less compliant, you can use that too. Obviously, for maximum compliance, you want to go on the Internet.

35:57John (Ungovernable Misfits) There, you can visit us at ungovertiblemisfits.com. Jack Dorsey, before he handed over the reins of Twitter straight to another CIA asset, did a really good job with compliance.

36:13John (Ungovernable Misfits) So we can both be found on Twitter. UGMF podcast, ungovernable Mhmm. At ungovernable m f.

36:24John (Ungovernable Misfits) Mhmm. @maxbitbybit and at prev Gay little pigeon. Naughts. Gay LittlePigeon is my code name for my NSA agent.

36:40John (Ungovernable Misfits) Atokzji. That wasn't supposed to be shared. Well, thanks for sharing that.

36:44Richard Greaser Appreciate your time, and, thanks for coming on the show, guys. Thanks for having us. Sure. Alright. So just wanna apologize to, the guests and the audience about the technical difficulties. And just wanna highlight, you know, this is why your boost are so important because they're eventually gonna go towards hiring a producer. So I can, you know, focus on what I do best, which is talking,

37:10Richard Greaser about, you know, the important things happening in the world right now, you know, covering the news, from a very fair and balanced and and honest, way, you know, as a journalist, you know, following the best journalist ethics because I went to school and learned all about it, unlike a lot of other podcasters. But, yeah, I mean,

37:34Richard Greaser your boost matter, and and so now, you know, it's time to read the boost. So for our first one, Linkin Park rules boosted 11,111 sats. And,

37:49Richard Greaser he said, as I was taking a three d selfie for my strike account verification for $1 daily d c DCAs, I heard the siren song of the vehicle weekly's musical and lyrical reimagination in Linkin Park. I'm not sure if you're aware, but I'm quite a fan. Buy some cools with these sads. Hashtag free samurai.

38:08Richard Greaser Well, thank you thank you for your boost. I'm not gonna buy cools. I only buy Marlboro Reds. That's that's rule number one to success as a journalist is you don't smoke, you know, altcoin cigarettes. But, yeah, I'm a big fan of Linkin Park as well.

38:28Richard Greaser And, you know, I've been wanting to remake the song and improve on it in a way that, you know, Bitcoiners can understand. And, you know, I've got got in as far as rewriting, the lyrics to the chorus, which goes something like, I complied so hard and got so far,

38:47Richard Greaser but in the end, it doesn't even matter. And so I'd I'm, like, trying to figure out what the best way to do it is. You know? Unfortunately, Chester isn't alive anymore to to redo the song, from a compliance standard, but I'll I'll figure something out in the near future. But thank you for the boost, Linkin Park rules.

39:10Richard Greaser The next the next boost was from Gulag Bound, who's been one of the most consistent boosters for us. And they say, just got back from the honeymoon. I complied with my wife's wishes and didn't listen to Bitcoin podcasts while traveling. Man, that sounds

39:27Richard Greaser rough. Just now catching up with and now I'm confused. I was on the path to mass compliance in the last six of life, but now it's bad. Where do I draw the line on noncompliance? Should I not listen to my wife? Am I now gulag bound? Are you trying to lure the noncompliant out to send them to the gulag?

39:48Richard Greaser So much to unpack here. Please help a non journalism trained civilian out. Yeah. I mean, that's what we're doing here. I think, you know, it's important. So when you're looking at a romantic relationship, your relationship with government should be very similar where, you know, both parties

40:10Richard Greaser are consenting, to the arrangement, and there isn't one party that's, you know, only compliant. So it it's kinda like if, your wife was like, a relationship with government right now where they're they're the noncompliant ones, and we've been the compliant ones. It's kinda like as if your wife asked you

40:35Richard Greaser to not listen to Bitcoin podcast, and she you asked her not to listen to true crime podcast or whatever women listen to and not sit on Pinterest all day telling you about all the stuff that you have to buy instead of Bitcoin and, and didn't comply throughout the whole honeymoon. Like, it would have just been a bummer. And, like, right now, where we're at right now, it is a bummer. And

41:01Richard Greaser when you're in a situation where the other party is not complying, you know, why would you comply with them? It doesn't make any sense. Like, the reason why you get married is, you know, because you think the other person's gonna be compliant with you for the rest of, you know, the duration of the marriage, hopefully to the end of your life. And, you know, it's kinda the same idea when you pay taxes. You hope that the government, you know, is going to follow their own rules. They're gonna

41:30Richard Greaser build the roads. They're gonna keep you safe. But if if they take that and they say, no, we're not gonna comply. We're gonna we're gonna launder money through the CIA using samurai wallet, and then we're gonna arrest samurai wallet for laundering the CIA's money. Like, that doesn't make any sense. How can you comply with an organization like that? Like, the only answer is noncompliance

41:56Richard Greaser until they comply because they have to realize, you know, we we have the power to strike. Like, we have power in the society to change things, and we just want them to be compliant. And so I think, you know, the path forward is we need to either need to to create some constitutional amendments so that they can, you know, continue the way they're currently continuing, while being compliant. We need to we need to take away the rules that are restricting them,

42:26Richard Greaser or or they just need to change their behavior. But but either way, we can't comply until they comply. Like, they're they're the ones that are making the decision and kinda breaking that that contract with us, by doing these things, that are just so noncompliant.

42:45Richard Greaser It it's hard to wrap your mind around. Like, you know, people like Linkin Park are are trying to do their best with doing their three d selfies on strike. And the CIA is buying Bitcoin and mining Bitcoin without KYC.

43:01Richard Greaser Why why is that why is that fair? It's not fair. Why do they get to launder money through Ukraine, using Bitcoin and samurai wallet, but we can't? It doesn't make any sense. So, you know, either they need to allow us to launder money through Ukraine,

43:21Richard Greaser or, they need to legalize it so that the samurai guys are not in jail. It's just absolutely outrageous. We need to fix this. It's it's a major problem. Thank you for your boost, Gulag Brown. But, yeah, we're not we're not trying to get the noncompliant people in Gulags. I I I just think, you know, people underestimate their power to create change,

43:46Richard Greaser And we've seen a lot of nonviolent civil disobedience really shift, how government works and and force them to be compliant in the past. So we need to do that again. The next boost is from fundamentals who says, these guys have the nerve to tell me to tone it down when their sponsor, Podkoff, is the scourge on humanity ball guzzlers. Yeah.

44:14Richard Greaser PodCon's pretty bad. And and what like, I don't think it reflects bad on us that they're our sponsor because we we're very, you know, forthcoming about how we feel about them, what we think about what they're doing, that we disagree with them. You know, they're preaching compliance at a time that it doesn't make sense to be compliant. And, you know, I think that's the important thing is, you know, we're taking care of our listeners even though we're you you know, we're taking their sponsorship money

44:45Richard Greaser to be able to put out this content to fight them. And why why they're sponsoring us, I'm not really sure. But, you know, we're we're in a contract for five years. So we gotta stick with it until that contract ends. The next boost

45:06Richard Greaser or thank you, fundamentals, for the boost. The next boost is from Orange Mart who boosted 5,000 sats and said, the Orange Mart proudly stands with the bugle in making the month of May a month of civil noncompliance, with a copyright sign afterwards. No more compliance until the government complies. Hashtag compliance straight. 100%. So Orange Mart gets it gets what we're trying to do here. You know, we're we're trying to to void this is a democracy, and laundering money, like Rod Palmer said, should be legal

45:40Richard Greaser if you're laundering it for the CIA in a democracy. This is not North Korea where it's illegal to launder money for intelligence agencies. We we need to get things back on track. We need to, you know, stop the encroachment, the noncompliant encroachments from these three letter agencies.

46:02Richard Greaser And and we need to, you know, we need to fix things. We need to usher in the bright orange feature of that every party is compliant with each other. The next boost oh, well, before I go on to the next boost, big shout out to Orange Mart. I tried

46:22Richard Greaser playing Rust, and I got stuck on the tutorial. You know, my my, experience with video games is really limited. You know, I used to play Pong when I was a kid, and, you know, I I play pinball from time to time. I consider that a video game, but I don't think most people do. Like, it's a video game because there's a video screen with the score on it. That that's what I, you know, how I classify the difference between video games and and, like, board games. Because, like, when you're playing risk,

46:54Richard Greaser there's no scoreboard, showing the score, and so therefore, it's not a video game. But, yeah, I plan on finishing the tutorial once I can figure out how to cut down these trees with rocks. It's pretty time consuming, and I wanna experience Orange Mart. I saw Orange Mart is also, repping PodConv and did a sponsorship,

47:17Richard Greaser last week, and that was really cool to see. So big thank you for Orange Mart. Thank you for supporting the show. I I could see a future where we're recording our podcast live in Orange Mart, and that would be really cool. I would enjoy that. And then the last boost for today is Satsmate who boosted boosted a 100 saying, nice podcast.

47:40Richard Greaser I think there's nothing wrong with breaking the sponsorship if the feeling is mutual. Also, we need monetary maximalists and privacy advocates in Bitcoin. The number go go up crew is ruining Bitcoin from my point of view. And if it keeps on getting worse, it will just be a state capture coin.

47:59Richard Greaser Yeah. So, I mean, if Bitcoin is a state capture coin, I don't think that's an inherently a bad thing as long as the government is compliant. And that that's the key right there. So Naive Bukele is a very compliant individual,

48:14Richard Greaser and it's been great to see, you know, him roll a custodial lightning wallet service across the country, because he, you know, he's compliant. And he's so compliant, he's trying to force his peers in in the government to be compliant. And he's doing that by investigating

48:33Richard Greaser them all, which is, you know, a big part of democracy is investigating other politicians and and using your power to to force them to be compliant. Like, you know, the Biden White House has been doing that too, and the Obama White House did that to Trump, to try and force him to comply. And and that was just you know, it was very democratic. And and that's more of what we need. But, you know, if we can force the government to be compliant with their own rules, you know, they could do things like fix Bitcoin's

49:05Richard Greaser security budget, by subsidizing miners. And then we don't have to argue about the block rewards anymore. And, you know, Peter Todd doesn't have to come up with any stupid ideas about changing the max supply of Bitcoin. And everybody lives happily ever after, and we we get the the orange bright orange feature. So so the key is getting the government to comply. There needs to be mutual compliance going around.

49:33Richard Greaser One-sided compliance doesn't really work well. As far as breaking the sponsorship, we we got we got, you know, four years and and eight and a half months or nine and a half months to go. We'll get through it. We just gotta grit our teeth and, you know, continue to play their advertisements, showing their merch. But but then we can follow it up with criticism

49:59Richard Greaser where criticisms do. Anyways, thank you for all your support. I look forward to a feature where, you know, we can afford a hot producer, you know, to to yell at, when we want things fact checked live on the show, kinda like Joe Rogan does to Jamie.

50:18Richard Greaser So, you know, we can focus entirely on doing the thinking for you instead of having to fumble with all this technology. But, yeah, again, wanna thank the Ungovernable Misfits, for their time,

50:33Richard Greaser and expertise on the show. Definitely go give them a follow and boost them on fountain. I mean, they've been crushing it. They've they've been dominating the fountain, charts week after week after week. You know, some of their shows are, like, one, two, three. They're at the top of fountain, and and so

50:53Richard Greaser it's pretty cool to see that even though they're not credentialed journalists. You know, sometimes you have to lower your standards when when people are producing, you know, good quality content. But yeah. Anyways, thank you for tuning in to this episode of the Bugle Weekly, and we will see you next week.

51:18Richard Greaser Thank you for listening to the Bugle Weekly podcast, the premier podcast ran by properly credentialed journalists. On this week's episode, Richard Grieser was joined by non compliant podcasters from the Ungovernable Misfits podcast. Make sure to go over to their show and boost them on fountain after you boost us. Remember, we cannot comply until the government complies. If only one party in a relationship complies, it will only create dysfunction and pain.

51:45Richard Greaser What we demand is fairness where both parties follow the rules. The rules of the game are changing and if we sleep on it, the future will not be bright and orange like we want it to be. Have hope though because you have the world's smartest and most talented journalists working for you to present the hard hitting truths other organizations like Ordinals Magazine and Swan with a dollar sign refuse to cover. Once again, thanks for tuning in, and we will see you next week.