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Jimmy Church

Started by mikealden, January 27, 2014, 07:37:07 PM

Church's fake shock jock voice irritates me to no end. Also his constant claims that he broke the Sandusky sex crime story is laughable. A lady won  Pultzer for breaking that story. Church just made a couple Falkie like youtube videos and claimed he blew the story wide open.

bateman

Quote from: nooryisawesome on July 12, 2016, 12:39:57 AM
Church's fake shock jock voice irritates me to no end. Also his constant claims that he broke the Sandusky sex crime story is laughable. A lady won  Pultzer for breaking that story. Church just made a couple Falkie like youtube videos and claimed he blew the story wide open.

This.


DanTSX

Quote from: JesusJuice on July 11, 2016, 07:10:52 PM
>That woman that called in and said that she was asexual and wanted the guest to acknowledge that Tesla was a virgin but he refused because he said he wrote sexy letters to JP Morgan's daughter.

That caller should be one of George's upcoming guests.

George needs to change his shoe polish black dye job to Blue, and get some problem glasses, and gain some SJW cred.

UFQuack

Quote from: nooryisawesome on July 12, 2016, 12:39:57 AM
Church's fake shock jock voice irritates me to no end. Also his constant claims that he broke the Sandusky sex crime story is laughable. A lady won  Pultzer for breaking that story. Church just made a couple Falkie like youtube videos and claimed he blew the story wide open.

I also want to get in on...

..........................................................................................^This.

And I want to add: He seems to put a lot of effort into trying to sound "cool" instead of just being cool and focusing on the topic. Even when he does focus on the topic, he's still superficial, almost like you know who. I really hope he won't ever be Jorch's replacement. I'm concerned about that since they seem to be keeping him on weekends enough. But if he were Jorch's replacement, he may literally be his replacement.

Nebraska888

Quote from: UFQuack on July 17, 2016, 10:25:12 PM
I also want to get in on...

..........................................................................................^This.

And I want to add: He seems to put a lot of effort into trying to sound "cool" instead of just being cool and focusing on the topic. Even when he does focus on the topic, he's still superficial, almost like you know who. I really hope he won't ever be Jorch's replacement. I'm concerned about that since they seem to be keeping him on weekends enough. But if he were Jorch's replacement, he may literally be his replacement.

Yep.....agreed.

ThaJackaL

Quote from: nooryisawesome on July 12, 2016, 12:39:57 AM
Church's fake shock jock voice irritates me to no end. Also his constant claims that he broke the Sandusky sex crime story is laughable. A lady won  Pultzer for breaking that story. Church just made a couple Falkie like youtube videos and claimed he blew the story wide open.

Fuck Jimmy Church.......  :::Drops Mic:::

Roswells, Art

Hey, someone left a perfectly good mic on the floor.

*picks up mic and scampers off*

Little Hater

"Captain Randy Cramer is an officer who has been given authority to address the public on behalf of the command staff of United States Marine Corps, special section."

Horse-fucking-shit, as we used to say in the real Marine Corps.

astroguy

Quote from: Little Hater on August 23, 2016, 12:16:20 PM
"Captain Randy Cramer is an officer who has been given authority to address the public on behalf of the command staff of United States Marine Corps, special section."

Horse-fucking-shit, as we used to say in the real Marine Corps.
Yup, just listened to him on the F2B show he did last week.  Put him up there with Corey Goode, David Wontcock, and all the other "whistle-blowers" with respect to "secret space program" crap.

movie

cweb

Quote from: astroguy on August 23, 2016, 12:36:21 PM
Yup, just listened to him on the F2B show he did last week.  Put him up there with Corey Goode, David Wontcock, and all the other "whistle-blowers" with respect to "secret space program" crap.
He's as tight with the secrets as Jimmy is tight with Art...

zeebo

No matter what you think of Jimmy, this guest is worth listening to .... wooooooo  ::)

astroguy

Mark Sargent:  "The burden of proof that should beâ€" that is on mainstream science has not been fulfilled.  Whichâ€" as simple as that.  ... The burden of proof is not on the flat earthers.  The flat earthers's going into this with nothing to lose.  You know, we put out to the flatâ€" to the mainstream science community, 'Prove to us it's a globe!'  And they can't do it.  In fact, physicists are avoiding us like the plague.  To the point Neil deGrasse Tyson shut me down very very bluntly for the Art Bell show. ..."

Jimmy Church:  "Well, he's a doofus."

Later in the episode, Jimmy said if Richard Dawkins were on his show, Jimmy would "slap him around like a little girl."

zeebo

I gotta give Jimmy credit on this one.  How he's asking this goof reasonable and respectful questions is beyond me.

astroguy

Quote from: zeebo on August 26, 2016, 11:36:00 PM
I gotta give Jimmy credit on this one.  How he's asking this goof reasonable and respectful questions is beyond me.
Calling Neil deGrasse Tyson a doofus and Richard Dawkins would be slapped like a little girl, by Jimmy, earns him credit?

akwilly

Quote from: zeebo on August 26, 2016, 11:36:00 PM
I gotta give Jimmy credit on this one.  How he's asking this goof reasonable and respectful questions is beyond me.
Ya this guest is not very convincing at all lol

zeebo

Quote from: astroguy on August 26, 2016, 11:37:30 PM
Calling Neil deGrasse Tyson a doofus and Richard Dawkins would be slapped like a little girl, by Jimmy, earns him credit?

Not sure if we're listening to the same show lol, I didn't catch any of that.  Anyway I'm no NGT fan but I wouldn't call him a doofus.  As for RD he's a giant imho and his brainwaves alone could pretty much smack anyone around.

astroguy

Quote from: zeebo on August 26, 2016, 11:43:46 PM
Not sure if we're listening to the same show lol, I didn't catch any of that.  I'm no NGT fan but I wouldn't call him a doofus.  As for RD he's a giant imho and his brainwaves alone could pretty much smack anyone around.
I'm listening to an old one from 1.5 years ago, per the quote that I posted an hour ago.  I thought you were responding to the quote I posted.

zeebo

Quote from: astroguy on August 26, 2016, 11:44:47 PM
I'm listening to an old one from 1.5 years ago, per the quote that I posted an hour ago.  I thought you were responding to the quote I posted.

Nope listening live to some guest who thinks he's part of the "Mars Defense Force" lol.

astroguy

Quote from: zeebo on August 26, 2016, 11:46:24 PM
Nope listening live to some guest who thinks he's part of the "Mars Defense Force" lol.
Captain K?  I thought that was 2 weeks ago, episode 507.  ... Oh .... you're listening to him on C2C.  Lovely.  I'll listen later.

zeebo

Quote from: astroguy on August 26, 2016, 11:49:13 PM
Captain K?  I thought that was 2 weeks ago, episode 507.  ... Oh .... you're listening to him on C2C.  Lovely.  I'll listen later.

Yep on C2C ... give it a listen, you'll get a kick out of it. ::)

His 'special section' of the military is described as having "... specific authority over Extra Terrestrial, multi-dimensional, non-human, and off-world beings, consortium’s and collectives, either sanctioned or unsanctioned, within actionable reach of any and all global territory."  

akwilly

Quote from: zeebo on August 27, 2016, 12:03:06 AM
Yep on C2C ... give it a listen, you'll get a kick out of it.   ::)
It's like the guy is pitching a movie script lol

zeebo

Quote from: akwilly on August 27, 2016, 12:04:51 AM
It's like the guy is pitching a movie script lol

I'd probably go see it haha.

Uncle Duke

A few comments about last night "special section" Marine guest:

1)  Twenty years of service and he's still an O-3?  He must have some real dogshit OERs.

2)  He told us a couple times about the high degree of compartmentilization in his outfit, yet he seemed to have a wide range of knowledge relative to several topics (like Kim Jong-un's psych profile and Japanese development of giant fighting robots) that would seem to be outside the need to know for a guy stationed on Mars.  What he didn't know was the practical side of serving/having served in the US military, including VA and retirement benefits Church asked him about.

3) His description of ground combat with the reptoids marching to slaughter sounds suspiously like that in Anderson's "Destroyermen" series of fantasy/alternative history novels where WWII era USN personnel fight an unsavory lizard lot called the Grik. (Great series btw, for those into that genre.  I read them in airports and on airplanes, always good for a few stares from your fellow passengers.)

4) I was intrigued by his response to Church's question about his unit patch.  Yes, there was a patch, but it was classified and naturally he didn't have one.  I'm not saying there aren't classified unit insignia/patches, but I never saw one in any of the black programs I worked.  In fact, it was often just the opposite.  "Patchology" was something of an art in those programs, lots of symbology and clever image/word play to create an unclassified patch for highly classifed programs.  They'd show up on ballcaps, coffee mugs, even unit softball jerseys.  I think C2C had a guest some years ago who did a book on unit/program patches from classified programs, some he claimed to know, others he didn't.

5)  There is not, nor has there ever been, a US military aircraft with the designation "TR-3B".  It's a figment of someone's imagination, like the F-19 and Aurora.

Mizak

Quote from: Nebraska888 on July 18, 2016, 10:21:18 AM
Yep.....agreed.


Agreed also!! He's like that kid in High School that thought he was cool but in reality no one liked him.They only hung around him when he had some smoke. Sometimes I can listen to Jimmy Boy but one thing that really creeps me out,is  when he always asks everyone to be in the dark with him while we listen.WTF is up with that?

Mizak

Quote from: UFQuack on July 17, 2016, 10:25:12 PM
I also want to get in on...

..........................................................................................^This.

And I want to add: He seems to put a lot of effort into trying to sound "cool" instead of just being cool and focusing on the topic. Even when he does focus on the topic, he's still superficial, almost like you know who. I really hope he won't ever be Jorch's replacement. I'm concerned about that since they seem to be keeping him on weekends enough. But if he were Jorch's replacement, he may literally be his replacement.

I woke up last night,turned the radio on just in time to hear jimmy ask the first guest if when she first met him did she think he was "COOL" Seriously,I laughed so hard I woke up my wife and 2 of my kids!!! What a Douche he really must be.If you have to ask someone if they think your "COOL" You are NOT!!! The way she even answered she obviously thought not also.LMFAO!  Church must troll Bellgab.               

Jimmy you are not a cool dude!

bateman

Quote from: Mizak on August 28, 2016, 07:14:04 AM
I woke up last night,turned the radio on just in time to hear jimmy ask the first guest if when she first met him did she think he was "COOL" Seriously,I laughed so hard I woke up my wife and 2 of my kids!!! What a Douche he really must be.If you have to ask someone if they think your "COOL" You are NOT!!! The way she even answered she obviously thought not also.LMFAO!  Church must troll Bellgab.               

Jimmy you are not a cool dude!


Nebraska888

Quote from: Uncle Duke on August 27, 2016, 12:53:16 PM
A few comments about last night "special section" Marine guest:

1)  Twenty years of service and he's still an O-3?  He must have some real dogshit OERs.

2)  He told us a couple times about the high degree of compartmentilization in his outfit, yet he seemed to have a wide range of knowledge relative to several topics (like Kim Jong-un's psych profile and Japanese development of giant fighting robots) that would seem to be outside the need to know for a guy stationed on Mars.  What he didn't know was the practical side of serving/having served in the US military, including VA and retirement benefits Church asked him about.

3) His description of ground combat with the reptoids marching to slaughter sounds suspiously like that in Anderson's "Destroyermen" series of fantasy/alternative history novels where WWII era USN personnel fight an unsavory lizard lot called the Grik. (Great series btw, for those into that genre.  I read them in airports and on airplanes, always good for a few stares from your fellow passengers.)

4) I was intrigued by his response to Church's question about his unit patch.  Yes, there was a patch, but it was classified and naturally he didn't have one.  I'm not saying there aren't classified unit insignia/patches, but I never saw one in any of the black programs I worked.  In fact, it was often just the opposite.  "Patchology" was something of an art in those programs, lots of symbology and clever image/word play to create an unclassified patch for highly classifed programs.  They'd show up on ballcaps, coffee mugs, even unit softball jerseys.  I think C2C had a guest some years ago who did a book on unit/program patches from classified programs, some he claimed to know, others he didn't.

5)  There is not, nor has there ever been, a US military aircraft with the designation "TR-3B".  It's a figment of someone's imagination, like the F-19 and Aurora.

Excellent comments, Duke.

bateman

Quote from: Uncle Duke on August 27, 2016, 12:53:16 PM
A few comments about last night "special section" Marine guest:

1)  Twenty years of service and he's still an O-3?  He must have some real dogshit OERs.

2)  He told us a couple times about the high degree of compartmentilization in his outfit, yet he seemed to have a wide range of knowledge relative to several topics (like Kim Jong-un's psych profile and Japanese development of giant fighting robots) that would seem to be outside the need to know for a guy stationed on Mars.  What he didn't know was the practical side of serving/having served in the US military, including VA and retirement benefits Church asked him about.

3) His description of ground combat with the reptoids marching to slaughter sounds suspiously like that in Anderson's "Destroyermen" series of fantasy/alternative history novels where WWII era USN personnel fight an unsavory lizard lot called the Grik. (Great series btw, for those into that genre.  I read them in airports and on airplanes, always good for a few stares from your fellow passengers.)

4) I was intrigued by his response to Church's question about his unit patch.  Yes, there was a patch, but it was classified and naturally he didn't have one.  I'm not saying there aren't classified unit insignia/patches, but I never saw one in any of the black programs I worked.  In fact, it was often just the opposite.  "Patchology" was something of an art in those programs, lots of symbology and clever image/word play to create an unclassified patch for highly classifed programs.  They'd show up on ballcaps, coffee mugs, even unit softball jerseys.  I think C2C had a guest some years ago who did a book on unit/program patches from classified programs, some he claimed to know, others he didn't.

5)  There is not, nor has there ever been, a US military aircraft with the designation "TR-3B".  It's a figment of someone's imagination, like the F-19 and Aurora.

That would be Trevor Paglen with Knapp.

https://www.amazon.com/Could-Tell-Then-Would-Destroyed/dp/193555414X/

albrecht

Quote from: bateman on August 29, 2016, 07:09:41 PM
That would be Trevor Paglen with Knapp.

https://www.amazon.com/Could-Tell-Then-Would-Destroyed/dp/193555414X/
Thanks for the reminder of the guy's name. He also has some really cool stuff identifying 'secret' bases etc using open-source sources.
I've suggested before that he is a guest on your show, if you choose to continue with it.

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