George Noory Sucks! - The Definitive Compendium

[ACE of CLUBS]

George .... looking very 'hunky'
George gets it ....

[albrecht]

I love to ask Albrecht how these chips and readers are supposed to function after Wormwood and the other two massive objects that are prophicised in Revelation knock the modern world back into a pre-industrial state?

I think the 'mark' comes first? But I could be wrong and, in any event, would make a better call than most callers.

[NoMoreNoory]

This just in: Former star guest Sean David Morton was re-arrested on Monday (right after the eclipse) and is now in jail where he belongs.

http://ufowatchdog.blogspot.com/2017/08/mortons-run-as-fugitive-comes-to.html

Can we expect a 'tribute' from Noory? 

[Juan Cena]

I think the 'mark' comes first? But I could be wrong and, in any event, would make a better call than most callers.

Nope. The "blazing mountain" and Wormwood  come before the antichrist shows up in Revelation.

I did ask this to LA Marzulli one night on MitD, when he did the chip implant = Mark of the beast thing, and he said he had never given the world being knocked into the Stone Age by Wormwood any thought before I had mentioned it.

[Juan Cena]

Can we expect a 'tribute' from Noory? 

That's not the "tribute" SDM is concerned about right now

[albrecht]

Nope. The "blazing mountain" and Wormwood  come before the antichrist shows up in Revelation.

I did ask this to LA Marzulli one night on MitD, when he did the chip implant = Mark of the beast thing, and he said he had never given the world being knocked into the Stone Age by Wormwood any thought before I had mentioned it.

You are right. You need to call in. Though "wormwood" is mentioned a lot before even the New Testament. But, maybe not "Wormwood" proper-case? And a "chip" might not have to be some RFID, and even it broadcasting from it were knocked out by EMP and etc, there would still be a "chip" (inactive maybe) that would still be there? You need to call in with a guest and get these issues OUT!

[Dateline]

The current show format sucks!

I don't listen and this is one of the reasons why.  I did look at the current weeks schedule.  Each night during the week, the first two hours of the show are on topics that you can hear on any news program during the day.  Anything I would be interested in is scheduled during the last two hours.  I am not going through two hours of audio agony to get at the topics I am interested in. 

A trivia contest is not going to save this.  I see a future similar to Sears, and you don't have Amazon to blame it on.

[Corona Kitty]

The current show format sucks!

I don't listen and this is one of the reasons why.  I did look at the current weeks schedule.  Each night during the week, the first two hours of the show are on topics that you can hear on any news program during the day.  Anything I would be interested in is scheduled during the last two hours.  I am not going through two hours of audio agony to get at the topics I am interested in. 

A trivia contest is not going to save this.  I see a future similar to Sears, and you don't have Amazon to blame it on.

Great change is needed, there is simply no denying that.

[aldousburbank]

Great change is needed, there is simply no denying that.

Maybe Senda should do a thing on there. Oh wait. Nevermind.

[Corona Kitty]

Maybe Senda should do a thing on there. Oh wait. Nevermind.

The top brass doesn't give a shit what's on the air, they just want to be able to make a profit, from sponsors. At this point Coast is still pretty popular, they probably feel this is a "safe", format. Maybe the changes happen, once the radio industry gets hit again financially.

[Juan Cena]

You are right. You need to call in. Though "wormwood" is mentioned a lot before even the New Testament. But, maybe not "Wormwood" proper-case? And a "chip" might not have to be some RFID, and even it broadcasting from it were knocked out by EMP and etc, there would still be a "chip" (inactive maybe) that would still be there? You need to call in with a guest and get these issues OUT!

Wormwood hits the Earth in Revelation Ch 8. The Beast shows up in Ch. 11.

[albrecht]

Wormwood hits the Earth in Revelation Ch 8. The Beast shows up in Ch. 11.

Yeah but lots of talk of wormwood in the Old Testament also,
Amos 5:7
Ye who turn judgment to wormwood, and leave off righteousness in the earth,

but maybe not proper name (speaking more of things going bitter or metaphorically going foul.)
Interestingly also sometimes in context of being drunken with wormwood (absinthe uses wormwood in it.)
Lamentations 3:15

The Wormwood does come later, but predicted, apparently?

[CronkitesGhost]

It doesn't get much lower than tonight's new age buffoonery. Soon as I heard the guest's voice it all came back, i recalled his last appearance and thinking even in Coast's world of losers this was the bottom of the barrel, the dullest awkwardest human being I've ever heard on radio. 'Mark' has an imaginary friend named 'Seth', a spirit/soul existing on the 'other side' who uses 'Mark' to communicate with the world. Seth knows all the secrets of the universe.  Meanwhile 'Mark' continually makes a choking sound and clears his throat, his voice trembles and when Jorch asked him something he started laughing/choking awkwardly. I considered that the guy is a total fraud and just couldn't contain his laughter that a national radio host was taking him seriously. But I don't think so, he seems to be genuine. Seriously how can they put somebody like this on a national radio talk show for 2 hours?

Jorch then takes calls for 'Seth', for some bizarre reason Jorch treats 'Seth' the way one would treat a foreign cleaning lady or 3 year old child, talking down to him.

Absurd show. Jorch just said goodnight to Mark telling him he was a great guest, then added a goodbye to 'Seth' followed up with a chortle, because he knows the entire interview was ridiculous.

Mark and Seth

[Here We Go Again]

As usual with the paid sponsor, George Noory shows to the world his lack of ethics, character, credibility and even concern for the listeners he claims to "help" and "care about."

It's "criticalhealthnews(dot)com," nothing but a Youngevity International Independent Distributor that is apparently owned and operated by...a radio station affiliate. Yes, when I need solid medical advice, I'm among the supposed "smart" listeners who feels it best to trust my health and maybe my life to a bunch of order takers on the phone who may be dispensing medical advice and addressing people as "patients" while lacking proper licensing to do so.

That  "criticalhealthnews(dot)com" domain is registered to the same guy -- Michael Zwerling --who owns and operates KSCO (1080 AM) in Santa Cruz, California. The station that hosts "paid programming" for the same guests you hear on Noory's program -- but fail to hear Noory disclosure if those "news programs" are really paid programming, as required by FCC and FTC law.

Further, the FDA has regulations about airing false claims. Although KSCO apparently covers itself by stating it's paid programming and airing FDA disclaimers, Noory does not. He makes some off-the-cuff statements about "they're not cures," but may in violation of 21 CFR 101.93(c) -- along with that site.

BEGIN QUOTE: "21 CFR 101.93(c)

You must use the following text for the disclaimer, as appropriate:
    singular: "This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease;" or
    plural: "These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease."

You may not modify the wording of these disclaimers." END QUOTE

Not modify? That's all Noory does, in perhaps his own shifty attempt to circumvent federal regulations and providing proper consumer information. He fails to follow this correctly and therefore takes full responsibility if listeners who fall for false claims and are cheated -- lied to or mislead -- and possible harmed by what Noory allows to air. Even the website "modifies" the FDA disclaimer, evident on its own site and its YouTube channel.

Like some haven't tried to bring it to the attention of the FCC, FTC and the FDA? No, such won't act unless someone or someones are harmed. Waiting until it's too late, huh? But Noory's little infomercial will be the program's undoing one of these days, for sure. They violate the regulations that all others have to follow -- then allow people to be misled, cheated and maybe harmed all in the name of "helping them."

From the "criticalhealthnews(dot)com" website:
BEGIN QUOTE: "By visiting this website, you acknowledge that the information contained within is provided to help individuals gain insight into the body's healing processes, not to replace the decisions you make with your medical professional." END QOUTE

"Coast To Coast AM" airs no such disclaimer.

From the "criticalhealthnews(dot)com" website:
BEGIN QUOTE: "*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any diseases." END QUOTE

FDA Disclaimer "modified," in perhaps violation of 21 CFR 101.93(c)

From the "criticalhealthnews(dot)com" YouTube channel:
BEGIN QUOTE:"*The statements made have not been evaluated by the FDA. These videos are not meant to treat, prevent, diagnose or cure any diseases. These videos are meant to present nutritional information only and is in no way meant to replace the advice of your medical doctor." END QUOTE

FDA Disclaimer "modified," in perhaps violation of 21 CFR 101.93(c). When they mean "follow and obey the law," it obviously doesn't mean them.

Pure sleaze. Pure profiteering and deception on display, all. 

[PB the Deplorable]

... Seriously how can they put somebody like this on a national radio talk show for 2 hours?...

George or the guest?

[NoMoreNoory]

BEGIN QUOTE: "21 CFR 101.93(c)

You must use the following text for the disclaimer, as appropriate:
    singular: "This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease;" or
    plural: "These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease."

You may not modify the wording of these disclaimers." END QUOTE

Noory does say something to the effect that these are supplements, not cures. He said it last night, but quickly and in passing, and nowhere near the full unmodified disclaimer you quote as being required by the FDA, and which presumably should be read at the beginning and end of their infomercial, if not each half hour segment.

[PB the Deplorable]

Noory does say something to the effect that these are supplements, not cures...

Yes, they supplement his income

[Gd5150]

Noory does say something to the effect that these are supplements, not cures.

Sounds like the pharmaceutical/AMA controlled so-called healthcare industry of the last 65 years. Name one thing they've cured since 1950. But they've maginaclly come up with 100s of pills you take forever. From psychotropic to high blood pressure for people who are in shape and in their 30s to shaky leg syndrome. Kids being medicated because they don't fit inside the box. Much of the AMA pharmaceutical driven prescription writing industry is a sham. And then you have the whole flu shot/immunizaion business which is an even bigger laugher.

Noory is a clueless butthead. The Art Bell show has no place for snake oil salesmen. It shows how clueless the idiots who run the show are.

[Brandy]

Well put ! They haven't cured a GD thing plus now a large majority is hooked on opiates because they've handed them out like candy .

[PB the Deplorable]

Medical research has made great strides in dealing with the various types of cancers and other diseases.  The survival rate and quality of life is considerably higher - for everyone.  Some of the pharmaceuticals they have developed over the past several decades are amazing.

People are living longer and at a much higher qualiy of life in their senior years than ever.  Part if that is understanding the importance of exercise, a huge reduction in the number of smokers, new medical procedures, better access to healthcare, better understanding of how the body works, cleaner air and water, and better nutrition.  And great advancements in pharmaceuticals.

To say otherwise is absurd.

As always, personal responsibiliy is key (yes, I know how unpopular that is).  A person needs to take charge of their own health and situation, with the doctor in the role of advisor.  Doctors are rushed, and don't have more than a few minutes with each patient.  Too many patients just want to be given a pill, and don't listen regarding weight, diet, and exercise.  That isn't the fault of the doctor or the pharmaceutical companies.  Want a doctor more focused on prevention and less on handing out pills?  Find one.

Yes, pharmaceutical companies need to sell pills to continue developing new ones and stay in business.  It takes an enormous amount of money to bring a new pharmaceutical to market - over a billion dollars each.   Yes, they are way over-prescribed.  Again, personal responsibility.  Bottom line:  I'm glad these products are there if I need them.

[Dr. MD MD]

Sounds like the pharmaceutical/AMA controlled so-called healthcare industry of the last 65 years. Name one thing they've cured since 1950. But they've maginaclly come up with 100s of pills you take forever. From psychotropic to high blood pressure for people who are in shape and in their 30s to shaky leg syndrome. Kids being medicated because they don't fit inside the box. Much of the AMA pharmaceutical driven prescription writing industry is a sham. And then you have the whole flu shot/immunizaion business which is an even bigger laugher.

Noory is a clueless butthead. The Art Bell show has no place for snake oil salesmen. It shows how clueless the idiots who run the show are.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7P4iFg048k

[Dateline]

Norry just wants us to have fun!  Last night someone may have already posted that he informercialed within an infomercial. 

The new game is called Info Stacking, named after pyramid schemes.

The object of the game is to see how many infomercials you can stack in an infomercial.

I'll go with this one.  "I am "Simply Safe" as I drink down my "Tangy Tangerine" with "Norry Beets" as I listen to "CriticalHealthnews.com" infomercials on Norry's informercial. 

[Gd5150]

Medical research has made great strides in dealing with the various types of cancers and other diseases.  The survival rate and quality of life is considerably higher - for everyone.  Some of the pharmaceuticals they have developed over the past several decades are amazing.

People are living longer and at a much higher qualiy of life in their senior years than ever.  Part if that is understanding the importance of exercise, a huge reduction in the number of smokers, new medical procedures, better access to healthcare, better understanding of how the body works, cleaner air and water, and better nutrition.  And great advancements in pharmaceuticals.

To say otherwise is absurd.

As always, personal responsibiliy is key (yes, I know how unpopular that is).  A person needs to take charge of their own health and situation, with the doctor in the role of advisor.  Doctors are rushed, and don't have more than a few minutes with each patient.  Too many patients just want to be given a pill, and don't listen regarding weight, diet, and exercise.  That isn't the fault of the doctor or the pharmaceutical companies.  Want a doctor more focused on prevention and less on handing out pills?  Find one.

Yes, pharmaceutical companies need to sell pills to continue developing new ones and stay in business.  It takes an enormous amount of money to bring a new pharmaceutical to market - over a billion dollars each.   Yes, they are way over-prescribed.  Again, personal responsibility.  Bottom line:  I'm glad these products are there if I need them.

Much of what's made cancer treatment so effective is surgical medicine, radiation and the different methods of application. Unless you want to count chemotherapy as pharmaceuticals, which it's not.

People are living longer for all kinds of reasons. Clean water. Healthier diets. Excercise. Healthier living. None of which comes from the medical industry. The modern AMA controlled medical industry knows and teaches little about healthier living. They're prescription writers.

The FDA is owned by big pharmaceutical via our noble saviors who run the government. Approval data the FDA uses to approve drugs is supplied by the pharmaceutical company itself. That's why so many life saving drugs end up being a sham, leading to massive lawsuits, and a large number of deaths.

The AMA now has a total stronghold on the entire healthcare industry. They're completely opposed to alternative medicines. Even in cases where there is no "pharmaceutical" option. The most effective pain killers, antibiotics, and immunasations were developed before the AMA came along in the 1960s.

It's a very sensitive subject but just look at how those who question modern pharma are treated. It's the same as those who question the "science" behind manmade global warming. In both cases debate, further study, is laughed at, and silenced. This is not a coincidence. The AMA and big pharma are  behind all of it. They were also all for Obamacare and mandatory health insurance. Pretending pharmaceuticals exist for any reason besides making as much money as they possibly can is just naive and close minded.

BTW is that time again. Time to get your flu shots, for your dog. 🙄
http://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/dog-flu-vaccine/

[Dr. MD MD]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vh8_11MSx1s

[albrecht]

The object of the game is to see how many infomercials you can stack in an infomercial.

I'll go with this one.  "I am "Simply Safe" as I drink down my "Tangy Tangerine" with "Norry Beets" as I listen to "CriticalHealthnews.com" infomercials on Norry's informercial.

Brillant! 
ps: Did Norry mention that frequent C2C guest Sean David Morton, and his wife Melissa, were caught by the Feds and no longer on the run?

[Gd5150]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vh8_11MSx1s

Who needs supplements. With the Vitamix® You can just throw in your coin collection and take a teaspoon a day. 😄 Plus You'll sleep better than you ever have taking malatonin.

[GravitySucks]

Good news is that KTRH is keeping on the hurricane coverage instead of GNS.

[NoMoreNoory]

Caller to Ben Fuchs started by putting a question to Joorch. These supplements are expensive, she pointed out, and did she not recall Joorch promising that he was going to set up a fund to help poorer C2C listeners, and what was happening with that?
Without a pause, Noory replied, "We're close. We're very close. In fact, we just got the tax exemption  through", and told her to leave her details with Tommee and they'd be in touch and see how they could help her.
He's slick, you have to give him that. I bet this fund is close like the Hawaiian studio is close.

[Jojo]

Sounds like the pharmaceutical/AMA controlled so-called healthcare industry of the last 65 years. Name one thing they've cured since 1950. But they've maginaclly come up with 100s of pills you take forever. From psychotropic to high blood pressure for people who are in shape and in their 30s to shaky leg syndrome. Kids being medicated because they don't fit inside the box. Much of the AMA pharmaceutical driven prescription writing industry is a sham. And then you have the whole flu shot/immunizaion business which is an even bigger laugher.

Noory is a clueless butthead. The Art Bell show has no place for snake oil salesmen. It shows how clueless the idiots who run the show are.

So many kids dont get recess because a lot of school eliminated it.  And, a lot of children arent put to bed until 11PM, yet they have to be up really early to go to day care.  Too many children dont get 9 hrs' sleep per night.  I go through school zones all the time and there are no merry-go-rounds, no monkey bars and no swings!  Tnere mignt be those plastic slides mounted up wood ladders, but that is all.  So, they are sleep-deprived, deprived of movement/active play, and full of simple carbohydrates.  It is no wonder they act disruptive.

[Here We Go Again]

Caller to Ben Fuchs started by putting a question to Joorch. These supplements are expensive, she pointed out, and did she not recall Joorch promising that he was going to set up a fund to help poorer C2C listeners, and what was happening with that?
Without a pause, Noory replied, "We're close. We're very close. In fact, we just got the tax exemption  through", and told her to leave her details with Tommee and they'd be in touch and see how they could help her.
He's slick, you have to give him that. I bet this fund is close like the Hawaiian studio is close.

Well, time to contact George Noory and his producers to get the "tax exemption" number and registry required by the government. That is a public record. Remember Noory's "Coast Cares" foundation he was "creating" years ago? Well, no "Coast Cares" non-profit foundation is found that has anything to do with Noory, "Coast To Coast AM" or Premiere Networks. Noory told that lie over-and-over to other media in interviews and no one followed up on that. I did. Zero, zilch, Nada. The null set.

Noory is a huge liar. That's all he does. Remember how much "baseball" he claimed he played and got "so good" he was ready for a tryout at high-school age for then-Major League Baseball World Series Champions, the Detriot Tigers?

I have found no record of George Noory playing any sports -- let alone being "so good," as he claimed to be able to go straight from high school to the best team in the majors -- during his time from 1965 to 1968 at Harvey S, Lowery High School. For a guy who claimed great things, it appears zero press exists in "The Futurion" yearbook, "The Lowery Light" school newspaper or weekly or even daily newspapers for one student named George Noory playing sports for any Polar Bear squad.

"I was into baseball, football and track," Noory bragged to his audience. Really? No record exists of that. Further, Noory, baseball and track seasons overlap in the spring. You can do one or the other, but not both. But you claimed to have done that? Wow. Like why does no press anywhere seems to exist over what would be a huge accomplishment possibly gaining national attention ("Sports Illustrated" magazine; "Faces In The Crowd" feature of standout school athletes)?

Liar, liar, pants on fire, Noory!