George Noory Sucks! - The Definitive Compendium

[yumyumtree]

I found the following from Ure rather entertaining:
1."Upcoming robot technology will displace between 30-50% of U.S workers"
2."There is no innovation in the United States anymore"

Either George or Celente claimed"We aren't making anything anymore." I live in Everett.  We make airplanes here.  There's even a couple of places in Everett that make beer.  Of course what they really meant was that a lot of consumer goods that used to be made here are now made in China.  I get that.  But it may still be one of those things people know that ain't so.


I turned in at one and missed the last hour of Celente because I had stuff I wanted to do this morning.  I ended up not sleeping that well anyway so I probably should have stayed up. It sounds like I missed a doozy.


I'm still looking for that dignity graph, by the way.

[Juan Cena]

Either George or Celente claimed"We aren't making anything anymore." I live in Everett.  We make airplanes here.  There's even a couple of places in Everett that make beer.  Of course what they really meant was that a lot of consumer goods that used to be made here are now made in China.  I get that.  But it may still be one of those things people know that ain't so.


I turned in at one and missed the last hour of Celente because I had stuff I wanted to do this morning.  I ended up not sleeping that well anyway so I probably should have stayed up. It sounds like I missed a doozy.


I'm still looking for that dignity graph, by the way.

Didn't Snorge mention that Petco had stopped selling Chinese-made dog and cat treats from its stores last night? Or did I hear that somewhere else yesterday?


Anyway, here's an article on it.


http://money.cnn.com/2015/01/06/news/petco-china-treats/

[Gassy Man]

This was a bizarre exchange, even by Noory's standards. Cilente was talking about interviewing Connolly in a hotel in, I think, 1992.


Cilente: Nellie was there.
Noory: Nelly the singer?
Cilente: (after a suitably dumbfounded pause) No, his wife.
Noory: Oh. Because I know Nelly the singer.


Where in the innermost recesses of the pea-brain does he imagine that a minor rapper who, at the time of the interview, was 18 years old, would have been hanging out with the former Governor of Texas? There also seems to be a vague assumption that Nelly should have been there simply because Joorch was once introduced to him in a restaurant.

It was sublime.  This show is funnier than a situation comedy.

[Gassy Man]

He's a regular on the show, actually.  I've always liked him, though I think he believes some weird stuff.


I was anxious to log on here today, wondering if anybody else would say anything about the "Nelly" comment.  Of course they have.
Now this happened after Celente had already mentioned that Connolly's wife was named Nellie.  And don't forget that the Kennedy assassination is one of George's favorite subjects.  Celente must think Noory is an imbecile.


Connolly is conveniently dead, so can't dispute any of these things attributed to him about that day.  Celente indicated that Nellie Connolly was shielding her husband.  A person never really knows for sure, but I don't think that I would be brave enough to do that for my husband.  Maybe men have sensed that, and that's why I'm not married.

Celente is considerably more articulate than most of Noory's guests.  While he's obviously invested in the "selling out America" POV, he does, for the most part, incorporate real data and trends in his economic forecasting.

[Zetaspeak]

This was a bizarre exchange, even by Noory's standards. Cilente was talking about interviewing Connolly in a hotel in, I think, 1992.


Cilente: Nellie was there.
Noory: Nelly the singer?
Cilente: (after a suitably dumbfounded pause) No, his wife.
Noory: Oh. Because I know Nelly the singer.

That's a good transcript of what happened. The kicker was right at the end after Noory said he knew Nelly the singer. There was another awkward dumbfounded pause and Cilente continues with "Oh okay..." and continues on with his story 

I have to say I find it odd that yesterday guest (I forgot which one) seems so offended/angry/upset that a political leader likes playing golf.  I never really get that, what a politician does in his/her off time really says nothing about what they do on the job. What difference if somebody likes playing golf or any other sport, or does crossword puzzles or plays music, or horseback riding in their free time. He mentioned the golf a couple (also angry he plays basketball) I just find that strange as that is something to be hung up with.

[Juan Cena]

Celente is considerably more articulate than most of Noory's guests.  While he's obviously invested in the "selling out America" POV, he does, for the most part, incorporate real data and trends in his economic forecasting.

None of that, of course, means he's right.

[albrecht]

That's a good transcript of what happened. The kicker was right at the end after Noory said he knew Nelly the singer. There was another awkward dumbfounded pause and Cilente continues with "Oh okay..." and continues on with his story 

I have to say I find it odd that yesterday guest (I forgot which one) seems so offended/angry/upset that a political leader likes playing golf.  I never really get that, what a politician does in his/her off time really says nothing about what they do on the job. What difference if somebody likes playing golf or any other sport, or does crossword puzzles or plays music, or horseback riding in their free time. He mentioned the golf a couple (also angry he plays basketball) I just find that strange as that is something to be hung up with.

Celente has been on C2C and with Norry many times and he should be prepared for the suckage, the clueless questions, the non-sequitur comments, the feeble attempts at humor,  the narcisstic comments on the " famous stars he knows" (ran into in a restaurant or airport actually.) etc. Personally I like when a brand-new guest- ideally an actual scientist, scholar, or real expert- is on about a serious subject and Norry, and then retarded callers, start in with their questions. Serious pauses, they seem taken aback often, and you can literally hear the confusion in their mind ("wtf have I gotten into to") and frantically texting their booking agents in the background (wtf kind of show did you book me on?)
-GNS

[GeorgieForPresident2216]

I have to say I find it odd that yesterday guest (I forgot which one) seems so offended/angry/upset that a political leader likes playing golf.  I never really get that, what a politician does in his/her off time really says nothing about what they do on the job. What difference if somebody likes playing golf or any other sport, or does crossword puzzles or plays music, or horseback riding in their free time. He mentioned the golf a couple (also angry he plays basketball) I just find that strange as that is something to be hung up with.

I see you haven't spent much time in the politics section of this forum  .

[Gassy Man]

None of that, of course, means he's right.

Almost none of Coast to Coast's guests are ever right about anything, haha.  As a trend forecaster, Celente has a questionable track record, but he's certainly still better than the people merely speculating (but with conviction) about moonbases, ancient aliens, alternate realities, and pyramid builders.

[karios8]

I wonder if Tommy gives Jorch cue cards for their dinner conversation. 

[ItsOver]

I wonder if Tommy gives Jorch cue cards for their dinner conversation.

"Food?  Or cue cards?"  I think we know which one wins that decision for Tommy.  You may have hit upon one reason for the nonsensical comments of Jorch during the show.

[wr250]

"Food?  Or cue cards?"  I think we know which one wins that decision for Tommy.  You may have hit upon one reason for the nonsensical comments of Jorch during the show.

food on a laminated cue card

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Either George or Celente claimed"We aren't making anything anymore." I live in Everett.  We make airplanes here.  There's even a couple of places in Everett that make beer.  Of course what they really meant was that a lot of consumer goods that used to be made here are now made in China.  I get that.  But it may still be one of those things people know that ain't so.


I turned in at one and missed the last hour of Celente because I had stuff I wanted to do this morning.  I ended up not sleeping that well anyway so I probably should have stayed up. It sounds like I missed a doozy.

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YumYumTree, I really don't understand you.  You have a computer yet you complain of missing the show.  There are places where you can listen to it archived. CKNW for one (www.cknw.com).  Just click on listen, go to archives and it's 10PM to 2 AM.  I really hope this helps.

[Nick el Ass]

I have been sick the last 3 weeks, or so on top of trying to get acclimated to some meds... and while I was out of commision I managed to turn on C2C one night hoping it would help me fall asleep, and after a few minutes of hearing sNoory I immediatly felt better because I knew I would be able to overcome what I had, but sNoory's suck is terminal. GNS!!! 

[Jorch Einstein]

When Jorch was speaking to the formerly overweight Hollywood writer the other night, the writer told Jorch that he used to weigh 450 pounds and that when he got on a scale it said "Err" for error, because he was so heavy. Jorch then asked him "Did you want to gain that much weight?"
Yeah, who wouldn't want to be morbidly obese? People attempt to gain so much weight that they can't get out of bed, right? What an ASININE question. I think Jorch needs to be relieved of duty immediately, people with severe mental retardation shouldn't be hosting radio shows.
The guest then mentioned a kid made fun of him because he had boobs. Jorch perked up and said "Man-boobs!" He must enjoy playing with Tommy's.

[Juan Cena]

Almost none of Coast to Coast's guests are ever right about anything, haha.  As a trend forecaster, Celente has a questionable track record, but he's certainly still better than the people merely speculating (but with conviction) about moonbases, ancient aliens, alternate realities, and pyramid builders.

At least they're entertaining, sometimes.

[Gassy Man]

At least they're entertaining, sometimes.

Haha, sometimes.


Did George just say there is chaos all over the world because of the tragedy in France today?

[Nick el Ass]

When Jorch was speaking to the formerly overweight Hollywood writer the other night, the writer told Jorch that he used to weigh 450 pounds and that when he got on a scale it said "Err" for error, because he was so heavy. Jorch then asked him "Did you want to gain that much weight?"
Yeah, who wouldn't want to be morbidly obese? People attempt to gain so much weight that they can't get out of bed, right? What an ASININE question. I think Jorch needs to be relieved of duty immediately, people with severe mental retardation shouldn't be hosting radio shows.
The guest then mentioned a kid made fun of him because he had boobs. Jorch perked up and said "Man-boobs!" He must enjoy playing with Tommy's.

Holy shit. The man clearly just blurts out whatever comes to his mind, and a vast mojority of it is pretty stupid. If I were the guest I would have hung up on the sNooron the moron.

[Juan Cena]

Hagman didn't take long to take down Snorge claim that the Paris attack wasn't organized.

[Nick el Ass]

Uh, oh... I'm surpirsed sNoory didn't mention the movie after mentioning a police academy.

[Juan Cena]

Haha, sometimes.


Did George just say there is chaos all over the world because of the tragedy in France today?

Corsi is coming on to discuss the Paris shooting. Expect truly enlightened commentary on this one. :

[Nick el Ass]

sNoory is playing to the crazy truther type people who are about all he has left when it comes to listeners. I'm not sure these two idiots understand that these people have changed their ways of opperating, and are trying to get people to attack others in their own countries in the name of whatever the hell they stand for now.

[Juan Cena]

sNoory is playing to the crazy truther type people who are about all he has left when it comes to listeners. I'm not sure these two idiots understand that these people have changed their ways of opperating, and are trying to get people to attack others in their own countries in the name of whatever the hell they stand for now.

Snore says he'll cover anything. Except the NAACP bombing in Colorado Springs.

[Nick el Ass]

Snore says he'll cover anything. Except the NAACP bombing in Colorado Springs.

He won't cover that becaue he can't find a way to make a conspiracy out of it. It makes me sick to hear this guy make comments about all the messages he is getting about how the event is phony from the Alex Jones crowd... and then talk about not wanting to offend people. Fuck George there is rarely a time that you open your mouth that something offensive doesn't come out.

[Major Ed Damien]

George is absolutely frustrated with the newly dead writers and editors in Paris who were somehow stupid enough to express themselves.

He and journalism are an amazing fit. 

It's about like having one of Linda Moulton Howe's mutilated cows in the middle of a hockey arena.

[Nick el Ass]

George Noory the blood thirsty buffoon is hopeing for one heck of a shoot out. I also can't help, but hear him mention that it is his network/his show, etc... George you did nothing you fucking idiot because it was all handed to you.

[pyewacket]

Did I just hear Noory getting on a high horse and talking about having dignity in what you do in the media!?!? Really, George?  And now he's talking about sensitivity!?!?!     

[Uncle Duke]

I found the Noory/Corsi discussion of the shooting at the French magazine to be similar to those who blame a rape victim for bringing the attack on herself because of how she dressed.

Anyone else think this could be considered "work place violence" as opposed to terrorism?

[Major Ed Damien]

"George, what would you have done about Voltaire and Swift for offending certain groups?"

George:  "I haven't seen that movie yet.  What's it all about?"

[Major Ed Damien]

Corsi:  "Any extreme violence is abhorrent . . ."

I guess he's OK with plain ol' violence.