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June 2, 2013 - Clif High
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20130602 – Clif High Audio #35
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Yeah, good morning.
It's uh happily June 2nd 2013, uh 6.07 a.m. here in the Pacific uh northwest of North America.
Uh light chemtrails still hanging around from yesterday, although they didn't do too much work in that regard.
Uh this is a very cool thing to be doing, which is to say that, hey, we're still here.
There's no giant wave washing me over, and I haven't had a huge earthquake that um has sent me uh tumbling down the hill and uh being damaged and stuff, which was part of the issue with the remote viewing, which gets right into the whole um crux and conundrum there.
Our global coastal event probably is ongoing, uh probably has been ongoing for a number of years and is coincident with the rise of the data holes, and it's probably ongoing the way that we have those deep earthquake kind of things around here, in the sense that it's something that we're just not sensorly aware of because it's piling on every day.
And we're seeing all the effects in terms of you know the weird weather and all of this kind of stuff.
However, the remote viewing stuff suggested that um uh the meteors and the um uh no in our stuff it didn't show in the remote viewing validation studies, and it never showed meteors.
Uh showed two big uh all of them were consistent.
That's the really weird part.
Um, is that they were all consistent in showing uh earthquake kind of activity.
Uh and also there's the rub.
The validation study stuff was incredibly accurate in the minutiae in the detail.
Incredibly so.
Um even into the future, a year out from the time that I first received the studies.
So it doesn't uh make sense to me to think that remote viewing is um incapable of seeing the future, because they can if you give them a uh mental anchor, but I think that when you um do it absent the person, maybe there's something going on there.
I mean, I've learned quite a bit about remote viewing in terms of the failures and the successes of what occurred here over this past year, because uh demonstrably the remote viewing sessions that were done by the Hawaii Remote Viewers Guild and by the um uh Belgian guys were all uh all contained very um uh prescient and very accurate, uh weird little bits of things that were in a reasonable sense not predictable.
And so their accuracy was uh in the in the small stuff was staggering, and it wasn't really all that small.
I mean, they saw that uh my wife would have a uh medical crisis, which she did.
She had a heart attack, and um and has had other problems since then.
So that level of accuracy a year out was really damn good.
Uh but they didn't uh you know, but all of them consistently saw that we were in an earthquake situation.
Now, it that well could have been because of the uh goofy individual I chose as the anchor for uh my remote viewing study, which was myself, and maybe because I was uh preoccupied with the global coastal event stuff, the you know, it could have been a kind of a weird insofar as the remote viewing stuff that's the validation studies.
It could have been a kind of weird uh self-reinforcing loop or you know uh self-fulfilling kind of a prophecy in the sense that the remote viewers used me as an anchor because I was stupid and suggested that you know and designed this the study that way.
And maybe because I was preoccupied with the um global coastal event stuff anyway, they keyed in on that and saw the earthquake component, which didn't happen, but they were basically like reading my emotional state or mind or something ahead of time.
And of course it was self-fulfilling because by telling me ahead of time that I was gonna go through a big earthquake.
Well, I was worried about a big earthquake when when it hit.
Now there's there's something here that's a little bit interesting as well.
We actually had a really large earthquake um on May what was it, 23rd?
Um, three days out from my projected big earthquake, which was May 20th.
All of our data said that there would be a big earthquake around May 20th.
The immediacy data uh confirmed that the immediacy data has an error factor of three days, we were off by three days.
There was the deepest earthquake ever recorded for its size in Kamchutka.
And that same day we lost the bridge here in the Sketchett um River Valley.
Now, this is a a degree of correlation that is staggering, which brought up a couple of job offers actually.
Uh because I'd been making the statements that we would have isolation, bridges down, and a large earthquake on on or about May 20th uh for a number of years, and some um fellows that do quantum mathematics and that kind of thing, uh, who work for a corporation actually ran out some math and found out the level of correlation on on just that element of the um of the forecast and uh were absolutely blown away and staggered by it,
and they've contacted me and we've looked at the math and that kind of thing, uh, because it was just really s really spectacular from their viewpoint.
Now I expected more because we had a larger set that still needed to be fulfilled.
Uh we haven't gotten it yet, and this is all a little bit well, we've gotten some of it.
Uh it's a little bit goofy in a number of different ways.
Um we've got a lot of the oscillating weather, we've got the floods in um uh Europe, we've got floods in um uh Midwest, we've got all of the heavy duty weather, we have a lot of the detail components that were uh seen within the validation studies.
Yet we don't have anything within the uh uh true.
Uh we don't have the major component of the tsunami kind of events from the far site.org study.
We've had some of those things show up though.
Uh Dick Algeyer and a number uh or uh a number of the elements within the Farsight.org study uh can be said to have appeared here by June 1.
Uh the meteors, um the bombings, um uh the people running around, all different kinds of individual elements have indeed shown up.
Um but the overall theme has not.
Now, you're gonna g uh hear people uh uh s probably academics say that oh oh it's a different timeline.
And I don't buy that.
You know, I mean we were wrong, all of us collectively at at that level, in assigning dates and saying that this um uh series of things could occur by this date.
The remote viewing guys, uh especially in the validation study, were highly accurate, where they had the uh had a consciousness to work off of, which uh led to all of the specific details.
And I'm talking specific details that you know send little goosebumps up your skin and and have the hairs on the back of your neck try and crawl over and take refuge in your nose.
Um just really scary kind of um accuracy.
But the larger stuff hasn't appeared.
Now in our data sets, the global coastal event was a really um a phenomenistic kind of a thing.
It was a huge uh number of elements involved in that set.
And it began uh with fierceness after the data gap.
Well, we've had our data gap.
I mean, we're hosed.
The data gap through May is quite complete.
The DDOS wars, the um uh wars in the Middle East, um uh Russia and China um defending themselves or attacking who knows what's going on there.
And uh we've lost huge levels of um our ability to uh effectively uh operate within the internet.
As humans you may discover it in the course of the day where you have to reload a site, or some sites are not available, they're reporting their offline, but the rest of the net appears to be fine.
Or if you query 'em, you'll find out that the DD uh DNS servers can't uh respond because there's DDOS attacks going on.
And so you're trying to reach um a server with uh uh name to go through the domain name resolution system, and so you'd put in like half pasthuman.com and it would come back and say we're not there.
But if you knew our IP address, you could put it in and you go hop right to it.
And the reason that you can't get it is because these DDOS attacks.
This is what is forming our uh one of the larger elements that's forming our data gap, or has formed our data gap.
Um we're in a situation now where we're analyzing the uh flow from the packets on up, and for our viewpoint uh in dealing with the spiders and the speed with which the servers operate, we've got some real issues there.
So uh that component has shown up.
We've got the data gap.
You know, in that sense the the gap is quite complete.
It may indeed even get worse in the sense that uh you got those idiots fighting over in the Middle East and they may take down more of the actual Internet and intrude with more gaps as we go along.
So there's that component.
That's still in effect.
That happened.
We had the bridges fall down.
We had three bridges collapse in a week.
That happened.
It was coincident in a week with a large earthquake.
That happened.
The correlation was pretty accurate.
We don't hold ourselves, or I don't hold ourselves here.
Igor, he's a he doesn't even, I don't think any of them really applies these metrics to himself and his work here, but I don't hold us as failures for our sets.
And, unfortunately, that's a bad thing because our global coastal event descriptor sets are still there.
There's been no resolution of that.
The sets are still playing out.
We still have the oscillation.
We still have the weird weather.
Within the global coastal uh event set, there was um subsets that uh showed the uh social uh degradation and all of this, and um uh number the financial collapses and these kind of things, and these are all manifesting.
So is the case of the global coastal event is still manifesting?
I think so.
Um do we have any kind of a date when it's going to appear?
No, we don't.
Uh in terms of you know, it's gonna affect individuals differently.
We have some of the major forecasts of 220 million people fleeing north.
We have forecasts of 1.289 billion people, which we think relates to the number of people that die as a result of within a shorter shorter period of time, as a result of the um global coastal event um maturing, if you will.
And if we look as uh rational beings around us, we've got a bunch of idiots running around nuking each other in the Middle East.
Uh we've got the uh geez, I mean the litany of stuff going wrong on this planet is just huge.
You can start with the powers that be and their secret seed vaults and their giant underground bunkers that they've been raping the population of wealth to uh create for years, and it just goes on and on and on.
We've got uh Fukushima, we've got other nuke plant issues all over the planet, uh general degradation everywhere, uh socially, economically, politically, um all around.
So all of those sorts of components that were elements of the global coastal event are there, we've got to all live with them.
Then we've got the assholes up there spraying the chemtrails, making us all ill, uh causing problems all over the planet for what they probably think of as good, but who knows.
Um you got people out there playing around with the harp stuff, and they may not even be people as far as we know.
And like I say, it just goes on and on and on.
So the elements that had been described in our global coastal event are still there, they're still maturing.
This is the bad news component of it.
It's it's on, you know.
I mean, it's happening right now.
Uh we've had the goofiest sun ever, and that was another aspect of this.
The scientists and the um uh in this organization that are trying to get me to go to work for them.
Uh we're really thrilled with the statistical correlation that I've had since 1997 with the what I called the sun disease.
And um being able to pinpoint that we would have a uh solar expulsive period this many years out, has them really excited, and they're you know, throwing uh they're throwing numbers around.
I I you know I don't know that I'm gonna even involve myself with that particular project.
But it was interesting, and uh to see the correlation from their viewpoint as um statistical scientists, bearing in mind, of course, I don't like statistics and I and I don't really think they're all that useful.
Uh nonetheless, they had some pretty uh impressive monkey mind numbers on a lot of these elements.
Uh so it's like uh uh I'll go ahead and listen to them a little bit longer and see what I want to do.
Uh that's something that we're at this point attempting to decide.
Just what is it we're going to do here?
Let me not get too far off though before getting into that.
So it looks like from my uh understanding here with the remote viewing, uh, when it's pegged at the personal level and you're looking at the minutiae, and you've got a mind to uh connect to, I don't know that time is an issue.
Uh on the other hand, when you don't do that, uh and this you know specifically goes to all of the far site study stuff, when you don't have those consciousnesses there to connect to, uh I think maybe it's extremely unreliable and uh shouldn't even um uh um be accepted as anything more than fiction.
Uh We have an issue here with the the Courtney Brown study was was accurately designed and has proven a whole number of things.
Okay.
It's proven the accuracy of individual remote viewers insofar as individual elements.
It's proved the failure of remote viewing for the future in a general sense with no consciousness attached.
Because of my stuff with the remote viewing and uh using my uh screwy personality and life force here is the temporal anchor, I know that there's elements that can get around uh future viewing uh within the uh remote viewing, and they really need to examine that.
There's actually some really cool stuff there.
Uh, but you've got to be careful about some of the broader strokes that are going on and how you're going to interpret it all.
Uh nonetheless, though, they were scary good.
You know, these guys uh had never met me, they're on the other side of the planet, and it's a year out, and they see things that actually manifest at a incredible degree of detail.
Very much like our own work in that sense.
I mean, because we get all kinds of weird details in the um uh immediacy data, and we've had some rather striking hits here in the last two or three months with the Media C Data Intelligence Reports, where we're using our immediacy data to predict things that are a week or maybe two weeks out and being able to get those.
So in that sense, our our work is every bit as accurate and in fact more mechanistic and is easier uh to do in a predictable fashion on these one to one week to two week out kind of things.
Um and also perhaps even on a uh much longer term basis, it actually has shown in a sense that um the linguistic approach is far better than remote viewing for accuracy, even in two time, uh, because I had specifically focused on May of 2013 for a number of years back.
Um one of the guys said that uh one of the earlier recordings um that they found in which I started talking about it was 2006.
And so uh to have a seven-year um uh lead time on some of these this language which related to specific events, even if they were misinterpreted along the way.
You know, we we had a giant earthquake that was extremely deep uh three days within the May 20th date that I pegged at the same time that we had a bridge go down.
The magnitude, the intensity, and so forth, those values were off, but the uh temporal accuracy, the linguistic accuracy, those values were correct.
And so it's an issue of the uh level of the complexity of the multidimensional array I've got and the individual uh summation values on a lot of the individual words.
And so basically, this is you know a giant major tuning of the lexicon issue in order to uh tweak out a lot of the uh discrepancy there so that you get a more accurate reading of the intensity values coming through over time and and are more um accurately able to interpret them.
And see, that's our problem is of course we have to interpret all this stuff ahead of time.
Uh in any event, this is all on the there in a discussion with these guys on the theoretical uh idea that we would continue and go to the trouble of um uh tuning the lexicon uh with this feedback provided by their mathematics.
And I agree that their mathematics and their approach would indeed allow me to tune the lexicon down to the point where it was um I think, and they say that would think we'd have to do it and try it and see and tinker in you know, trial and error kind of thing.
Um but it uh it might indeed be much more accurate.
Now, the issue for us is that uh uh uh I have left less interest in that.
I'm being pressured by uh our own personal living situation here to uh get things shifted.
Uh during the midst of all of this, we're in a uh real estate crises here in this country, and yet another one of a different kind, because we've got um approximately 40 to 60 percent of the uh real estate market is um uh it's really weird.
The if we look at it from a couple of different ways, about 40% to maybe 60%, depending on where you live, of the usual, let's just say that, uh, amount of listings for property are available in your area.
The problem is of those 40 to 60%, well over in our area, well over 80% of them involve short sales, and so the turnaround time involve a bank or somebody else who who holds the note on the property because the property is technically underwater.
And so somebody's got to take an economic um bath on this.
They've got to take the loss.
And so they're reluctant to do this, and so the time involved, no one in a bank in an organization wants to put their name to uh taking a loss and being in uh that position relative to the bank, so they're reluctant to do it, even if that's their job.
And we get to a situation where, like I say, maybe as much in your area, maybe as much as 80%, like it is in ours, of the uh usual and regular market is locked up in a short sale situation, which involves months and months and months and months and months of waiting to be told no uh by banks.
And so there's not a lot of turnaround that way.
Uh we don't have banks loaning on land, just raw land for building.
Uh, we don't have banks loaning to any real degree.
Um, and in uh a lot of areas, it's especially in area around here, it's decreasing, but it's made made things really differ difficult in a real estate market because you've got the um talking heads out there touting the uh theoretic rise in prices.
Well, I'm sure the prices have indeed risen.
It's because of the uh lack of product on the market, if you will, and a pent-up demand, and a lot of cases like ours, forced demand.
And so there's um uh some small pressure that allows prices to rise because basically uh people that want to sell are not in a in a position to do so.
Their house is underwater, the banks won't cooperate.
Uh a lot of people are involved in foreclosure process, and so their property is basically not their own to do anything with anyway, and it just goes on and on and on.
And so we find ourselves here being squeezed by the real estate market on that side of things in terms of availability and land price and so on.
And you know, we're not rich people here at all.
We can't just uh go on out and uh move into a house because it suits us, it's a hugely an economic issue, and especially at our age with the issue of you know retirement and trying to live the next few years in the midst of all the other crap that's going on.
Uh, you know, the widening global uh warfare and all this kind of shit and the degraded um uh environment at the climate level, the degraded environment at the economic level, and it just goes on and on and on.
So, like I was saying, uh we're in the process of trying to decide what it is we're gonna do here for a while.
I've got to take some time off and uh tend to our uh habitation needs.
Uh I've got a uh couple of yurts I've purchased and no place to put them at the moment.
Uh so uh we've got to deal with those issues there, and then we're doing it like everybody else in the midst of you know uh raging poverty, uh dying dollar, um uh, you know, Middle East warfare, uh political system gone batshit, uh huge levels of corruption at all the levels of the political system, and it just goes on and on and on.
Anyways, uh so uh sorry about that.
I had to uh go let a dog in here.
Uh as far as the uh remote viewing and that kind of stuff goes, I'm gonna sit down and do a post-mortem analysis of the uh validation study stuff I've got.
Uh I don't know that I'll bother with the uh far sight.org stuff, but a lot of their their things showed up.
Uh I do not buy the idea of the other timelines.
Uh the um uh concept is absurd uh based on uh energy calculations alone.
Uh plus conceptually I can think of dozens of different reasons, just not even trying as to why the um uh why it doesn't work in that sense.
It wouldn't um uh function well and it's uh a convolution that in an abstraction that uh is from purely from a uh human viewpoint and is not in an expression of any kind of evidentiary sort of thing that we see in Space and time.
So in our sense, you know, it's like, oh, okay, no, it's not another timeline in which you were correct.
You're simply wrong.
You know, you screwed up, guys.
Um, and it happens to us all the time.
Uh, like our say our ability to deliver accurate forecasts in some areas it's quite quite good.
The mediacy data has been uh very prescient, and we're running according to these uh quant dudes at about uh 65% and uh over 80% on weather uh out 12 days.
So, you know, we're a good long-range weather forecasting situation, uh, and you know, several years out on uh earthquakes and so on, even though we don't have the intensity and the um uh carry value accurate for for some levels of these things.
And I understand why, too.
We've had a discussion about that, and it has to do with uh the fear levels around earthquakes and being able to in those kind of things be able to accurately provide uh discriminatory filter to uh people's own imagination and the emotional level of the fear itself.
Uh, we've had a long discussion about this that that made my head hurt when when I when we were done about how to approach that uh back in a second, gotta get some tea.
Anyway, the uh you know, absent the issue of uh headaches, um uh formula or uh chemtrail induce or otherwise.
Uh yeah, we're trying to decide basically what what we're gonna do here.
It's a nice to get a reprieve.
I've been uh basically um very much reprieved because the um uh remote viewing stuff had some really horrific crap here, and uh too much specific detail is driving us crazy.
So now it's like, oh hey, let's take a vacation, let's do something entirely different for a while.
Um let's just, you know, turn our heads to something else, uh take the sort of Zen Gardner approach and um you know, turn away from uh the corruption and the uh crapola from the officialdom and all their um machinations and warfare and all this stuff around their um currencies, etc., and focus on something else for a bit and clear our heads up.
And so I think we will.
Uh you know, at this point it's uh undetermined, we just don't know.
Uh, but it's very nice to not be in a situation of uh struggling to provide electricity and fighting against um uh continuing uh aftershocks and so on.
Not to say that it won't occur, uh, but boy, it'll be a lot better for me if I can ever get these yurts located to be in those as opposed to the structure I'm in now.
It's a good good house, don't get me wrong, it's not gonna collapse or anything.
Um but it's just not well suited uh for dealing with those kind of events.
And that that was a whole um subject for an entirely different discussion as to why the yurts um relates to living in the round as opposed to living square.
Uh I've been reading the um uh Nicholas Taleb's uh anti-fragility book.
And uh uh also had a generalized push from universe towards what I've been thinking of as paleo me, as my um archaic revival kind of a thing at a personal level, which of course relates to Buckminster Fuller's uh understanding of how humans work.
He he had this insight that when humans get it wrong, when we really screw up, we have a tendency to have some portion of the social order um go backwards, if you will, to go back far enough to look at where we had taken the wrong path.
And so a lot of my life, and a lot of other people, you'll have to to acknowledge this.
It's kind of like why is there this huge fascination with a particular group of uh scientists and thinkers of the 1920s and the 1930s?
In my opinion, it's because that's when we took the we were forced into this other path uh by the moccinations of the same people that gave us the wonderful um uh fern factory, the Federal Reserve Bank.
Uh, you know, they secretly brought it in in the in uh 1910 in this meeting, had it um uh brought in by force and blackmail and and uh murder and stuff by 1913, and by the 1920s, it had started to affect things.
And so it's my um uh feeling that you know things started going bad, even though that uh around in the 20s, even though at that point we also had this particular good path that included people like uh Tesla and uh all of the the many different researchers that were onto some really cool stuff uh who were who were suppressed, killed, you know, derailed, all of that kind of thing.
And uh we also had people like uh Buckminster Fuller.
Now he managed to survive and work his way through it.
Many of the others did not.
Uh so in any event, getting back to that idea, uh Buckminster Fuller and is uh um in like 74, 75 came on this understanding that people go back.
Uh some portion of the social order wants to go back to the point where we took that wrong path and see what's going, you know, and and then see if we can't get back on that correct path.
And I noticed this is a general trend uh among people that are fascinated by these um uh forgotten scientists and and uh uh trailblazers uh and thinkers of all kinds, you know, the Walter Russell's and uh uh all of these other people, especially along the technology line, which is my particular bent.
But at that point, there was also all kinds of great thinking and um uh what I hate to use the word, what we now call uh psychiatry, uh, but these people were just the consciousness, they were just consciousness researchers back then in the 20s and 30s uh that had some really good stuff, and of course, it's all been uh thrown away thrown out and uh dropped by the wayside as we move forward into this um uh um pathway that has led us to this point of maximum corruption.
And so uh I have my own version of an archaic revival going back, and also there's the issue of I wanted to live in the round.
There's a different uh feeling and mindset that occurs when you don't live in these little square holes that we've been subjected to for actually only a relatively brief period of time.
In all of human history, uh more humans have lived uh in round structures more consistently for a far longer period of time than all square structures uh combined.
So, you know, if you start thinking about when we started going rectilinear with housing, even if you go back several thousand years into Egyptian and uh what's uh even all the way back into ancient Sanskrit, and you're looking at maybe seven to ten thousand years ago, we find a fair amount of housing that was rectilinear.
Well, over the course of that time, though, the vast majority of humans lived in basically um personally built uh uh personally uh constructed or family-built round structures.
And uh there may really be a point to that.
I want to go and find out.
I mean, in terms of why round.
I build round structures, I build geodesic domes, like building fabric structure structures, I have fabric boats, and so these particular um themes I wanted to go ahead and explore.
If I can find a place to um put my little uh um uh yurt thing.
Also, I've uh come up with some uh new thinking around the idea of habitation and uh those sorts of things, and wanted to explore them uh in relation to the yurts and the living in the round and some of the potentials that are there that are not apparent initially in living square.
Hang on a second.
I had to make a note there.
Anyway, um uh so basically uh this is a form of hooray, hooray, hooray.
Uh, you know, uh we're not suffering at this point uh any kind of uh huge level of uh earthquakes or uh solar expulsion kind of stuff.
There are a lot of cautions to that.
We all know that in spite of my uh uh timing being wrong, uh we are in a transitory world.
It's finally dawned on almost everybody that we're not going back to what used to be normal in my lifetime and in my childhood as a weather and climate, and that we are in a transitory state into something entirely new.
So the um conditions under which uh the conditions that were described in the global coastal event persist.
Uh we're living them now.
Uh it makes sense.
Such a thing as uh global coastal event is a as was described in that original data set, had many different components to it.
The oscillating weather, the the floods, the winds, uh the increase in winds that ultimately and all the other things that led me to understand it was part and parcel of an expansion event.
Expansion events from our viewpoints will bring the sudden black swan, the sudden uh uh giant sharp earthquake.
We're probably pending for it.
Uh we don't have a date for it.
Hooray.
I don't like living with the dates that way.
It was really annoying to live this way this last year.
If you ever get a chance to use yourself as a future experiment for um remote viewing, uh, take my advice and don't.
That's not worth it.
Uh they can be really accurate, and it'll scare the shit out of you and make your life miserable for a while.
Now, my life was miserable anyway, because my wife and my uh mother have been incredibly ill over this past year.
Uh so that actually, to a certain extent, uh saved my my uh brain because I didn't have all that much time to worry.
I was too damn busy uh dealing with everybody else's crises.
Um and also poor Igor's wife, you know, she's had repeated bouts of cancer.
We think she's really out of it now, so that's that's good.
Uh no sign of anything here for like the last six months.
Anyway, though, um uh so that's where we're at.
Uh all of the data sets that we had, you can go back and look at them.
The uh webbot form guys have got uh a lot of the stuff uh available.
You can go back and look at all of our global coastal stuff.
If you put it all together into a um uh uh read and separate it out, you know, um uh using search engines and stuff and collect it, you can see that we're in that set now.
Uh it's actually appearing.
Uh the psychicness of everybody all those years ago was accurate, the psychicness of everyone uh in 1997 was accurate, we're in the damn sun disease uh period at the moment.
All of this stuff is happening.
And uh hooray, we don't have a specific date for the end of the world and the death, the beginning of the death of a whole lot of a billions of people.
And it may be indeed that that component of it, because of uh, as we've discovered, you know, we were the correlation level that uh for those particular word sets that we had for the May 20th period uh when it actually appeared to with the Skagit River bridge collapse and that earthquake that was within an hour or two of it that was the deepest ever recorded out of Kamchutka, um the correlation on it at that level is is truly staggering.
Uh we never should have been able to uh peg those to a date.
It's one thing to say, okay, uh this word and that word are gonna show up, uh, and then to but to be able to say basically seven years out uh that it's gonna show up on this particular date, uh they found to be um uh staggering um uh uh prescient material.
And so they're they're quite uh fascinated with all this, and they've got some uh big money behind them and they're threatening me with big money.
I don't need big money.
Um that's not a particular issue at the moment.
When I need a small plot of land where I can start getting to work and putting my house up.
Um basically that's I'm gonna wrap it up here and let you go today because basically that's where we're at.
I've got a lot of things I need to do.
Um one thing I need to do after it was to relocate us and get us uh in a much better physical situation because our housing conditioning uh housing condition is totally deteriorating.
And so I need to do that, and then uh from that point on, then I can make other decisions.
Uh Igor and I are indeed um uh, as I say, being threatened with big money to do some thinking about um uh the math involved for these corporations, and I don't think I'm gonna be involved with that, uh because I don't need the big money, and I don't want to get uh distracted.
Uh but beyond that, I don't know what we're gonna do.
I don't know if we'll retune the lexicon and start back up again.
Uh it's intriguing, but we basically know we're in the shit, and there's no uh I don't know if that there's much benefit to finding out uh you know how bad the shit's gonna get how rapidly uh when it won't make much difference to the response, and we've got to make our response now uh ahead of it all anyway.
Um so uh we're gonna have some discussions over the next uh little while, but we won't be opening up any of the IDIR reports or any of that for for a while if we do.
We just have no idea how we're gonna proceed at this stage, but I know for at least some period of time.
Uh, you know, depending on how universe cooperates here.
Could be a couple of days, could find a chunk of land and start building right away.
In which case, ooh, I'll have all kinds of interesting things to talk about.
I'm gonna set up uh some cameras um to record the process, and we're gonna set up webcams and all of this.
We've got some fairly extensive plans that way.
Uh, but um, or it could be that, you know, universe decides, hey, you're screwed, you're gonna sit on those yurts for a year and uh not be able to you know find property you can afford and all of that.
Um so we'll just see.
Um universe is gonna provide.
It's nice having uh no-set plan.
I'm gonna sort of go on vacation here for a bit.
Uh might be a couple of weeks, or it might be um a couple of months.
I just don't know.
Universe also may come along and smack me upside the head and say, hey, hey, here's a really good idea, and you know, you gotta go pursue this.
Uh it's done that before.
Um, but I'm kind of looking forward at this point to not doing any work for a bit.
And Igor is uh and his wife are gonna take off.
They've um he's had to he had a vacation planned for May, and then he had to go and deal with um the estate of a cousin of his that had passed.
And so that kind of blew that.
Um but he and um and his wife are are thinking about taking off um uh for a three-week vacation.
And so it's like, hey, good for you, dude.
Um and so, like I say, we'll see what's gonna happen in the future here.
And um I guess that's it.
It's like uh I'm gonna go and look at suspicious observers uh three or four minute news for the day and then start in on my day and start uh figuring out how we're gonna proceed and uh overcoming some of our hurdles here.
But um uh it's really cool that uh the RV stuff worked out this way because the level of prescience within the uh validation study was uh as I say quite scary.
Uh and I'm gonna have to sit and think about it all.
I'm gonna have to sit and think about it all.
Uh but I've got to go feed a puppy at the moment, so that's it, guys.
Uh the Wujo uh may a couple of Wujo, yes, timing is uh is wrong.
A lot of the stuff did appear.
A lot of people are gonna be really pissed at me, but hooray, guys, it didn't happen.
Uh, you know, hooray.
Or at least it has not yet occurred in the way in which it we thought it would based on the timing and the uh far sights study.
Unfortunately, we still got the rise in uh uh uh fascism, the most extremely uh corrupted uh or state of corruption in uh the financial system that's probably ever existed.
Um and just about uh and we got a developing war in the Middle East, we got the Israelis throwing nukes at people.
Um so it's generally nasty out there all over.
Uh that being the case, be very careful.
You know, just because we don't have our big earthquake doesn't mean that the planet isn't out to cause us problems.
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