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I'm sure most of us realised that the game was well and truly up as soon as Snoory started mouth-farting over the mic but if you ever needed cast-iron, visual proof of how far C2C has moved away from it's roots and alienated a huge fanbase, the last thirty shows just about sums it up;

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/last-30-days/1

Lyme Disease? Comics? Bible this, Jesus that... come on, seriously...

...and of course, as noted by many others, the quality of the callers declined a long time ago, it's now evident that even the guests are lacking in real quality, too. Many just appear to be opportunistic net scammers, NWO doom mongerers or bible-bashers - where have all the Budd Hopkins-like (RIP) guests gone? One's that can, at the very least, wrestle the show from George's oily grasp and provide some entertainment?

Gah, it really is that bad, isn't it?

http://www.awakeandaware2011.com/

Apart from Dolan, Haramein and Bill Ryan, it's like a who's-who of shitheads.

I've never seen such a large congregation of clusterfucks brought together like this

It's going to be hard to squeeze in so many sensitive, self-indulged shysters into one place, surely?

And I'm not surprised one of the biggest morons in the world truthers movement is hosting...
http://www.coastgab.com/index.php/topic,2768.0.html

I was just adding another contribution to the "David Wilcock is a turd" thread when I was reminded of the ghastly Kerry Cassidy from Project Camelot.

I'm not sure if she's ever appeared on C2C (I hope not, as a conversation between George and her would likely be the worst ever interview conducted) but I feel compelled to bring her up - so to speak.

I'm going to stick my neck out here... I honestly think she's much, much worse than George.

Not that Noory's complete idiocy, rudeness, ambivalence to the subject is endearing, but if you've ever listened to this stupid wench try to string a coherent sentence together (let alone a sensible observation or argument) is one of the most painful things I've personally ever experienced. I just feel sorry for Bill Ryan, who seems a genuinely good and relatively intelligent guy (if a little naive at times).

Not only is Kerry continuously rude and unable to articulate a clear or concise opinion (does that sound familiar?), she also fails to listen and follow up answers - often asking a question that an answer was provided for previously and seemingly uses the opportunity of interviewing people as her own personal ego trip.

Typically, this vomit-inducing attitude is evident throughout the entirety of her work and if none of that doesn't annoy you, her voice and utter lack of professionalism most definitely will.

Guurrrrrrgh, I find her utterly offensive.

I hope that some of you have heard her "work" before can at the very least, verify that they've experienced some of the above.

FWIW, I'm throwing this one out there. Quite enjoy his shows, though only the first hour is free, the second part of a guests interview is only available through subscription.

Anyone else listened to Veritas?

OK, so after listening to him waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much than I should have, I've now an imprint etched, scorched - no, scarred onto my mind including his favourite phrases. Traditionally, the show would start with a hollow-sounding enthusiastic welcome like this;

First Hour - News and Expert Analysis


....

Welcome & Introduction of Guest

"Hey [insert guest name here], how are you!"

"I know - it's been too long. Hey, I'm down at the [insert conference which George is attending to contribute to his growing collection of Facebook meet and greet pictures] so will see you there. I remember when we first met, at [insert conference which George attended to have pictures taken of him and his fans for the profile pictures and name a time/date] and I thought 'Who is this guy - we've got to get him on the show!"

They talk a little while, before George interjects, normally before the top of the hour;

"I couldn't wait for this show tonight. I'm so interested/fascinated in [insert topic subject here] and have been, ever since [insert fabled, well-worn story of George's past here]."

They'll waffle on and make small talk for a little, depending on the rapport between him and the guest and then it's straight to business;

The Topical Discussion Part of the show


[stopping guest mid-flow]".... you want to know what I think?"

"I think traffic lights have souls. It's almost as if they know, when you approach them, when to change colour"

The conversation then goes one of two ways. Either George lets the guest agree/continue his story after a ridiculous intermission, or George will back up his fact with an equally dumbfounding piece of evidence from his childhood;

"When I was a child in Detroit, I remember when my mother gave me a magazine on snake porn. I was enthralled, it was like 'Hey! I gotta look into this stuff!'. Anyway, what I read in that book has perhaps been my inspiration to carry on in this field, investigating [insert topic here, for example, intelligent traffic lights]"

Then there is always, always one of his favourite lines. I'm sure I can remote view him looking down at his paper, making sure he doesn't trip up over one of his favourite questions;

"[insert guest name here], what is the most fascinating case you've worked on?"

The chances are this that question was already answered an hour ago, in great detail by the guest.

Open Lines

This is a perfect opportunity to George to bask in the glory of his work, as the screeners carefully wade through an assortment of devoted nutjobs, positively frothing at the thought to compliment him. (No need to give an example of the callers as there is already a fantastically accurate thread on it already, however, please do so as it's amusing anyway)


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If possible, I'd like to add to this transcript with other Nooryisms and regular phrases/remarks he makes until we've enough material for an entire C2C show.

So, suggestions please!