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Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open Episode 386 of the No Agenda show from Austin, Texas, and Northern Silicon Valley. Curry describes his "war room" setup at Camp MoFo, where he has been mapping out connections related to the Leviathan project. The hosts briefly discuss PG Tips tea and Curry's late-night research into geopolitical pinpoints.
Listeners contribute funds following successful poker games and in anticipation of VA compensation exams. The "Leviathan Project" discussion is praised by donors, while a German listener prepares for a trip to India by setting up an "auto-donator" on PayPal.
A news clip from Democracy Now reports on Syrian tanks shelling Hama and an attack on an oil pipeline in Homs. This report is presented as confirmation of the "Leviathan Project" reality theory regarding energy infrastructure and regional conflict.
Leaked documents from the Arab League and reports from Russia Today's Elizabeth Phelan suggest that Western media is misrepresenting the situation in Syria. The hosts argue that the Muslim Brotherhood is the primary force taking over the region to facilitate energy interests.
Leviathan Project, Aleppo Explosions, and Mediterranean Gas Pipelines
Explosions in Aleppo, Syria, are linked to the ongoing "Leviathan Project" involving Mediterranean gas pipelines. The discussion posits that military actions in Homs and Aleppo are strategically timed to secure energy infrastructure routes into Turkey.
