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April 19, 2020 - Clif High
44:27
critical thinking - bioweapon economy
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Okay, here we go.
Test test test.
Yep, we've got it.
Okay, um, so today is uh April 19th, it's 823 a.m.
This is the third attempt to to get this uh subject through uh censorship.
I had two interviews that didn't pass um uh YouTube algorithm and didn't get up, didn't get put up on YouTube.
So I'm gonna try it again uh this way.
And so the subject today is that uh it's an op.
And uh as many people are now starting to recognize, and I'm calling these people my black check mark people because they recognize that we've got a bioweapon.
And so for my black...
I've got new ones.
Hang on.
I've got new ones.
There we go.
So my black check mark people are like uh George Webb, uh Paul Cottrell, Stefan Molyneux, um anybody basically.
There's you know, Iran, big chunks of China, uh big chunks of Russia, and all these people that understand we're dealing with a bioweapon.
And we now have uh some understanding that we need to pass on, some things we need to consider, and then we'll jump into the uh bioweapon economy, which is going to occupy us for a number of years.
So um the first thing is we're it was an op.
It was deliberately released.
If you go and look at George Webb, if you go and follow his work, if you um look at a number of these other individuals that are tracking um the links between uh Falky and uh HIV patents and these HIV inclusions in the COVID, which we've known since December, and we're repeatedly denied and forced to be taken off the internet by the Chinese uh communist party.
Uh but uh we we've got really pretty sure certain proof that that's the case and that these HIV inclusions are in there, it's not natural, it's engineered, therefore it's a bioweapon, and Falky is in it up to his neck.
Um, because he uh has all these patents that relate to the specific proteins involved, etc.
etc.
The variants and that are uh we see included in um the COVID coronavirus.
Anyway, so basically what it comes down to is it's airborne HIV.
Uh it's airborne AIDS, and so we have a very interesting situation where people fail to grasp what's going on.
And so they'll come out with uh statistics that are intended to provide reassurance, I guess, at a at a personal ego level, as well as um pass that reassurance on and come off as a uh authority on on it as opposed to you know somebody who's questioning and skeptical but pursuing um uh wherever the evidence goes, right?
Anyway, so it's airborne HIV, and because it has that HIV inclusion in it, uh it means that there are there is no such thing as an asymptomatic infection.
So that idea that 85% well, like this guy in the woo-woo world, David Wilcox said, he got it.
He's not worried, he's in his 40s, um, and he felt sleepy extra sleepy for a month.
And that he was what he he thought he had it.
I he'd never been tested as far as I I understand.
So um, but uh and so in that sense his symptom was that he was extra tired.
Well, that's that's part of the HIV uh issue in terms of how it attacks people, the debilitating lack of energy, the inability of the mitochondria to generate the the uh appropriate responses, extra oxygen pollution, extra radical, um free radicals, etc.
etc.
And because it's airborne, it now means that it we're just transmissible breathing it, right?
But anyway, so there's no such thing as an asymptomatic case, and that's because the HIV is going to be symptomatic even if you're not um aware of it, your your your overall system degradation will be such that that alone is a symptom, but you'll ignore it.
Um and uh But it also means there's no such thing as mild cases because once you've got it, you've got it the rest of for the rest of your life.
There is no immunity to this.
So David Wilcock is not immune if he actually had it.
Okay.
So he can get it, he can have other episodes if the viral load increases.
And basically, what happens is you get it once, you have it at a mild level of a viral load, and your body reacts to it at that level.
And then later on, further exposure to external uh viruses increases the viral load and it increases your symptoms as you encounter that exposure to the um virus.
So here is the symptoms from basically nothing up to being dead.
And uh right here is the level of viral load that you're gonna be experiencing in order to cause these particular sets of symptoms, right?
So this is the uh number of viruses in you, and uh you get enough of them in you and you're dead.
Uh, but even down here, you're gonna have enough virus in you to cause some level of of body reaction, some level of systemic reaction.
And the issue is that if you've got it there, the next time you get up to an instance of exposure where you're dealing with this level, you'll have that level of symptoms and so on as you go forward.
And so if you actually do end up with this bioweapon uh in you, you have to take active measures against it the rest of your life.
It's unwise to ignore it.
Uh, it's unwise to consider that it won't be causing you problems, that it won't be resurfacing later.
It's extremely unwise to think that you might have uh immunity.
Um and David Wilcock and a lot of the woo-woo guys just don't just don't get their thinking because they're assuming that you're gonna have immunity, they don't must not think about it.
They come up with these very dire conclusions and all of these sorts of things that somehow don't apply to them uh because of some magical powers or something like this.
But if David Wilcock had a month-long case of it, then you know he's had symptoms.
He was not asymptomatic, he was simply not severe enough to need to go to a hospital or respond to it beyond uh sleeping longer.
But fact of the matter is that it's with him now and it'll be with him the rest of his life, and the HIV inclusions means that he fundamentally had would have HIV if that virus has indeed taken residence in him.
Now it's possible that you can be exposed to it and not have the virus become resident in you.
Okay, this is the idea as a bioweapon, as a bioweapon of having it as a having a key, and so uh the key to bioweapons the the key for for the bioweapon is that which would protect your troops such that and and um soldiers and sailors,
etc., such that they could be effective in continuing the war with the enemy that you unrelease that you release the bioweapon on.
It's not really a good idea to release a bioweapon unless you've got some form of protection for yourself and the people that you want to have around because otherwise the bioweapon kills everybody, including you.
So anyway, the the nature of the uh bioweapon in this case, having AIDS in it and having the transmissibility of this particular form of coronavirus uh means that we're dealing with a really nasty bastard, and it's affected everything, okay.
So the way the bioweapon is operating is actually shaping our economy now.
Thus, the title there of bioweapon economy.
All right, because we're dealing with airborne AIDS, we now have to consider that everybody that gets infected with it is going to be um an integral part of the economic um push or or drives going forward because they will have huge amounts of extra needs, as does the entire society now.
So we're now being in a bioweapon economy.
We're not in any other form of economy at all.
It's going to dawn on people as we go forward that I'm correct on this, and that in order for us to even function as a species for a few years, we have to adopt this bioweapon mentality, which means we've got to fight it on the beaches, you know, fight it in the hills, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
And see, here's our issue, right?
Okay, so it's engineered.
It's a bioweapon.
It was designed for maximum human-to-human transmissibility.
Whether the human is dead or alive, doesn't matter.
If you muck with that human, uh, you have a you're building up your viral load, and sooner or later, you as a human will succumb to some of the symptoms of this airborne HIV that we see that Falky and his fuckers um uh facilitated.
Okay, so it's it survives on surfaces, it is not killed by heat, they can boil the shit, and it and it comes out able to replicate.
It has the ability to hide in bacteria, at least previtella, we know that.
And it stays uh alive on its own in dead flesh for some considerable period of time.
We don't know how long.
But see, all of these kind of things shape our economy in ways we had not anticipated.
So uh we know now, we can think now, uh-oh, there's X millions of people that have been infected with it, the infection is not over, even with social distancing going out two years.
The the suggestion is that there will be half a billion or more people infected with it globally, half a billion.
Okay, it doesn't mean they're all gonna die or any of that kind of shit, right?
Because there is this gradiation.
Also, David Wilcock is abysmally wrong on his numbers, and if you listen to his uh skewed view numbered um videos, uh none of his metrics add up.
For the amount of views, he's getting way too few comments and way too few negatives.
Um anyway, though, so it but if you listen to him, he's saying like 90% of the deaths are people over 70.
Bullshit, dude.
Bullshit.
Uh it his numbers are not accurate.
And so everybody that gets it will die of it at some point between now and you know, and someday in the future, there will be continued symptoms.
You you will have to deal with it, and you will end up succumbing to it if you don't act actively uh take steps to uh suppress it if you've had it, right?
And build yourself back up to resist its reappearance because we are dealing with a bioweapon, and it's out on the planet, you know, so we can just say that we're now planet bioweapon.
That's Earth, planet bioweapon.
Whole fucking planet's covered with it except for maybe Antarctica, right?
Okay, so this, because of the nature of the bioweapon, because of there are uh seeming asymptomatic, seeming mild cases, uh, and they think there's an immunity, they're doing everything wrong.
There is no such thing as asymptomatic if you're dealing with airborne AIDS.
There's no such thing as a mild case because as soon as you've got it, you've got a case that's going on for years.
You're just presenting certain circumstance or certain symptoms now, but um you're gonna be presenting different uh symptoms in the future as you go forwards, but you're still gonna be symptomatic for years and years and years, uh, just like regular AIDS, okay.
You control it or not, so you have to deal with it at a as a chronic therapeutic kind of thing.
But because of all of these things, we now know that we need to get into the re-engineering business, okay?
And we have to re-engineer our system of systems, our civilization.
okay that's what that's what civilization is So our system of systems, our civilization has now become uh corrupted by a bioweapon, and lots of these systems are broken.
And so our system of systems needs to be reengineered.
We we understand now, because of the nature of this thing being a bioweapon out in the environment and within people, that we're gonna need dedicated facilities.
We're gonna need dedicated hospitals, dedicated doctor's offices, dedicated morgues, so that we can have a safe place to deal with individuals that have this bioweapon in them in an active state and to deal with their symptoms and problems and needs as the whole social order goes forward.
And it has weird ramifications.
We're going to need like dedicated auto repair facilities that'll go on in where people can go on in and deal with fixing your car, assuming we add parts, that's another issue as part of the economy.
But deal with fixing the air conditioning in your car, right?
Because that air conditioning is going to be polluted with you being a COVID patient having breathed in there.
And so the person fixing it needs to understand this and take precautions because they don't want to be exposed to your virus.
And this is the way it goes on.
And we're going to need, you know, uh dedicated uh facilities on cruise ships if they ever reopen cruise ships.
Same thing is true of airplane travel.
We're going to need to have dedicated crews that know how to decontaminate decontaminate airplanes, etc., etc.
etc.
And we're going to need things like you know uh dedicated servicing labs for blood draws for you know all of these kind of things associated with dealing with the bioweapon and the people that have it as an active state within them.
And so the re-engineering goes on and on, though, because it now means that we have to re-in re-engineer uh heating and air conditioning.
And this not only in big buildings, but also in um individual apartments and in um uh uh houses and such.
So you're in uh housing development in Arizona, uh you've got uh you know one acre lots, and you've got everybody running their air conditioners, pumping out their inside air to the outside, people with the virus are pumping the virus out into the subdivision.
And this has uh been now they are now scientists are understanding this is how a lot of the transmission occurred.
And we're gonna have to re-engineer the way that uh we do plumbing in Asian buildings.
Okay, there's this habit in Asia to use uninsulated pipes uh because the temperatures are such that you don't really have the cold temperatures and you're not trying to preserve the energy you put into the water to get hot water to some other floor, that sort of thing, right?
And and uh in order to uh deal with the cost of construction in cement buildings, they would use uninsulated cold water pipes and so on with no barriers between floors.
And so the COVID-19 would be expelled, it would get on um a droplet, go on to one of these water pipes, and could travel down or up uh many floors based on the flow of the little tiny water film always on the piping.
So all of that kind of stuff has to be re-engineered.
So we're gonna have to re-engineer uh regular air conditioning, apartment air conditioning, all of these sorts of things, just to deal with the fact that we're now in a bioweapon polluted environment.
And that's part of our economy.
So there's a huge chunk of our economies catering to all of these kinds of needs in the future, because they're not going away because Falky and those those bastards.
So there's there's a deal.
All right, the Russians are investigating this.
They know it's a bioweapon, they're really, really pissed.
Um, and uh they're not gonna be particularly uh politically correct in naming um guilty parties.
Now, I always thought it was the Chinese.
I always thought it was the People's Liberation Army and uh andor you know the Communist Party of China uh doing the actual uh bioweapon engineering and stuff out of Wuhan within that biolab.
It's possible, I mean, that uh okay, so it could be that that was 100% the cause, that they let it lose or it escaped.
Uh it could also be, though, I mean, George Webb is under has uncovered connections that would seem to suggest, that is to say, you can infer that there was a um uh that other parties had hands in this at a very significant level, and that the the Communist Party of China um uh maybe a uh victimized accomplice, okay?
So they may have been double crossed and they may have been fucked over uh with their own intentions.
So you know, you've got again, let's go back to David Wilcock.
Why should CW Chanter have all the fun?
David Wilcock thinks that this virus was engineered to attack black people and Asians.
And that's why he thinks, I think that's why he thinks he has a um had a minor case of it, if indeed he had a case of it.
Now it it appears on the surface of it, in terms of the um the metrics that uh that uh blacks and Asians are having a uh a slightly higher infection rate and um bad outcome uh for this,
but uh that data needs to be understood within the context of what's coming out of Iran, what's coming out of Italy and the rest of Europe, as well as what's happening here in the U.S. So I think it is a in personally, I don't think that's the case.
I think that that that was a that the racist aspect of this was uh early symptomologies uh expressing themselves uh through cultural filters and nothing more, right?
So if we'd seen it uh erupt out of Africa, everybody would have uh, you know, absent a biolab, all different kinds of conclusions would have been drawn.
That it would have been a natural virus like Ebola, that it would have been uh native to Africa, would have been seen as an African virus, and yes, it would have been attacking black people because that's where black people live, uh more much more than anybody else until it's spread around the rest of the planet.
So uh the fact that it came out of where it did and the Wuhan flu name and all of that sort of thing has a tendency to color it within our perceptions, but nonetheless, uh those colorations of a racial nature to it are I think merely that human species is multi uh phenotypical.
There's many different subgroups of us, and therefore it expresses through those subgroups different uh aspects, symptoms, uh ratios, and rapidity.
Um, you know, so uh just sort of the how the tortoise and the hare kind of a thing.
You just don't expect it to express rapidly in a turtle, you know.
You see what I'm saying?
So um the demographics, if you will, decide uh to some extent and describe to some extent the um analytics will get out of the situation.
So, anyway, so we've got a re-engineering economy, oops, re-engineering economy uh built around the fact that we've got planet bioweapon now.
Uh we're gonna have um Spain and other countries that are gonna start spraying all kinds of disinfectant to try and scrub the stuff out of the environment, which is something we need to do that recognizes that it is out there, that it is indeed a bioweapon, unlike regular viruses, it's not going away, heat doesn't kill it, it the the UV will kill it, but it takes um uh specific uh strengths and durations.
Uh so uh under the circumstances, here is planet Earth, it changed the 21st century, we were now planet bioweapon, and we'll never go back until we deal with the bioweapon in a rational adult fashion and come up with something that will destroy it in the environment without us having to participate, right?
So we could like spray something that would be going out and eat it and that would only eat it and then would die when it had gotten uh finished eating it, or we could spray out um uh stable vitamin C, right?
That would be stable until the the virus came in contact with it, or any other virus did as well.
But so we have to be careful with that sort of solution.
Um, and it would kill it all dead, right?
Uh or we could um synthesize some of the compounds out of the birch trees, uh, spray those around.
But again, all these things have, you know, side effects and repercussions, and we have to think about all this sort of thing before doing it, and not just go for desperation because we're not quite desperate yet.
I think we will turn.
All right.
I think that we will get some adults in in authority that will deal with this as a bioweapon word and talk to us through the process that we're going to have to go through as we shape planet bioweapon into a whole new economy globally to deal with the situation that the bioweapon and you know Falki's fuckers and the CCP collaborators have unleashed on us.
So the Communist Party of China has poisoned us all.
But Falki's fuckers participated.
And so they're gonna have to go.
The elite's got to go.
We're gonna have to purge these fuckers.
And it's gonna be difficult for us to keep our bloodlust down once we know, or once it starts, right?
That's just the way it is.
Mob mentality, it's difficult to stop it once it starts.
So many of the elites that are not necessarily part of this or are just uh useful idiots, will also be purged in this, and it's like, well, okay, uh, it's just the way it is, you know.
Uh life and death and violence are messy.
Um so now we can understand that we're dealing with a breakdown of our system of systems, which is what we would call civilization.
We can also understand that we're gonna have to do things at a systemic level.
We've got to recover our systems.
We won't recover them, so we're gonna basically have to re-engineer new systems as part of a systemic recovery.
And the systemic recovery is a paradigm that has to be imposed over everything.
So we have to recover our system of food production.
Used to rely on lots of uh transhipment to China and stuff, and we used to rely on Chinese fertilizer chemicals, we used to rely on all different kinds of interactions with other countries, and now all countries are saying, fuck that, we're gonna have food surety.
All right, so this is why we see that now the our economy has already changed, and we've got seed production going way to the top of priority because everybody wants to grow their own food.
They want to have certainty of food production right fucking there.
Uh so that instantly changed everything that instantly elevated preppers to the to the top of the pyramid in terms of smartness, um, the the this understanding.
So now we've got the herd moving, the herd is changed, and so seeds are now top dogs.
So now we'll start seeing new seed production companies come out.
We'll see new people, uh, new seed um uh favorites, uh, what am I thinking?
Trends, uh, where people instead of you know going for lettuce and fancy tomatoes, we'll be going for dense foods that can go through the winter, you know, pumpkin, squash, potatoes, you know, all of those kind of things, right?
Uh so we'll be returning in many ways to old-style patterns of gardening and growing, uh, victory gardens, canning, all of this kind of stuff is part of our new bioweapon economy, and it's on the way up.
And so there's, you know, there's for those people that care about money and that kind of thing, there's plenty of opportunity here because we've got all this new vast amount of needs to um fill.
And universe has a rule, okay.
the rule is that if you add here let me let me do it let me do it okay Okay, so this is this is universe's rule.
So, all you kids out there that haven't tumbled to this.
If you add value to any situation, you can figure out a way to get rewarded out of that.
Okay, maybe you'll screw up and you'll get a good idea and you'll uh lose um that good idea to somebody because you didn't adequately protect it or something, but you learned, and then you can go to have the next good idea, which is gonna be better than the first one, and you go off and you don't make the same mistakes and so on.
And so universe rewards you for the value you've added to whatever that situation is.
Another way to say this is solve problems, get paid.
Okay, so the bigger the problem you solve, the bigger your paycheck.
That's really the the situation.
There's a direct ratio there.
A lot of dumbasses, a lot of corrupt people are simply solving problems for further corrupt people that have money, and that's why you seem to see bad behavior and stupidity rewarded.
It's because their stupidity was done deliberately in order to take the heat off of someone else's shenanigans.
So anyway, though, we have to do a systemic recovery to our whole economy because no matter what we do now, we have to take into account that we're living on planet bioweapon.
So seeds, gardening, all of this kind of stuff has to be understood.
You live on planet bioweapon.
There's a potential that you know your food sources could be infected.
You could have to learn to deal with that, and so on and so on.
So food production at a personal level, uh food uh production at commercial level, food um processing at a personal or a commercial level, all of these things now have to be taken into account with planet bioweapon as one of the um uh criteria that you're interacting with, one of the constraints you have to deal with.
And this is true of all of our vital resources, which now also have to be re-engineered.
And so we're gonna have vita sources, okay?
Just like we have vitamins.
The definition for vitamins is a necessary substance for your body that the body does not produce.
Vitamin C. Body does not produce vitamin C, but you've got to get it in you, especially in planet bioweapon.
So we're gonna have vita sources.
These vita sources are gonna be those things like vitamins, uh, and chaga.
Chaga is not a vitamin, but chaga is a vita source now because a vita source is that thing that you need to have to protect you from the bioweapon.
And without a vita source, vitamin C, chaga, any of these other antivirals, and yada yada yada, um, without a vita source, you will not uh do well, right?
You'll encounter the bioweapon and you won't have a good outcome from it.
Uh if you do have the vita sources, if your body is protected, you can still encounter the bioweapon, but the the thing that occurs is that there's no infection.
It attacks you and your body repels it right there, it gets rid of it right there.
There's no um infection, okay.
It's its impact on you, it may be local to some cells in your throat uh as it attempts to attack you, the vitamin C and those and the immune system and the chaga repel it.
Those um cells uh then in the course of normal cell um death are damaged by this, but then they get killed off in in your body in our shed, and your body does not take on the virus as an infection.
So you don't get the airborne AIDS, right?
You don't get airborne HIV, COVID, etc.
So you don't fall victim to the op because your body is has phita sources able to repel the bioweapon as you go through your day.
And this is actually one thing that would eliminate the need for social distancing.
If we had some test to see that everybody was COVID, anti-COVID hardened, then you could do that test and you wouldn't have to worry about them.
They couldn't get it infected if it tried to get them because they had adequate levels of vitamin C and so on.
Then you could have the economy come back.
But the economy is never coming back, people.
And we need to spread this idea out because everybody now needs to start thinking about reengineering their lives on planet bioweapon and figuring out where they fit in the new bioweapon economy that's gonna be all about systemic recovery, about rebuilding our system of systems, which is the definition Jean Baudrillard at this French post-Marxist thinker who called civilization a system of systems.
And now we see how fragile it is at least this one level.
Let's see how robust it'll be in a in a uh recovery of it, right?
So everybody in our bioweapon planet in our bioweapon economy now needs to consider where do I fit.
Now, me, I'm an old guy, okay?
I can just sit and think and so on.
And I can grow my food and you know, go and do my fishing once we've gotten through some of the shut in kind of shit.
And uh, and not really annoy people too much.
But if you're a young person, you've got a you know, dreams, careers, energy, uh, you need to apply your thinking to where you're gonna fit, where are you gonna contribute value in order to get rewarded in this process of systemic recovery of what used to be our civilization?
Pick a system, any system.
Doesn't matter what one you pick, law enforcement, uh, cable pulling, um, lighting, electrician, plumbing, uh, water handling, food processing, you know, nursing, doctor, um, electrician, uh, traffic cop, any of these things are now all affected by being on planet bioweapon and will require re engineering.
And people that come up with the I've got too much too much chug in my coffee here.
It's uh it's a little gritty.
Um so but anybody that uh comes up with an uh a re-engineering that adds value will be able to get rewarded as we go forward.
And so the economy is not a bleak shutdown kind of a thing.
Transition are hugely great if you put your energy into the transition and don't try and put your energy into maintaining what was old or recovering what was old and will never be coming back.
So basically the the today's takeaway uh is that um you now live on planet bioweapon, not planet Earth, on planet bioweapon.
We're just in a transition phase here as humans, and we're re-engineering every damn thing.
And um those humans that are protecting themselves uh uh with uh vitamin C loads that are adequate, go and look at Chaga Gangster, Chugga Gangsta on Twitter or or uh Google it and get our formulas and stuff.
I by the way, I'm getting closer to getting back on Twitter.
Uh, you know, I'm getting some levels of resolution to some of the problems.
They still don't believe me yet, but at least they're starting to understand that something weird happened.
Uh anyway, though, so all of this stuff here needs to be re-engineered, but the whole fundamental planet needs to be re-engineered.
You know, think about it.
Are you gonna feel comfortable getting on an airplane that you know may have carried a bunch of COVID-19 patients unless they've done something to reassure you that they've dealt with the uh the idea of COVID in the environment and or are helping you boost your immunity.
Uh, you know, they maybe will come out with the little lozenges, and every time you get an airplane, you'll just be given a little lozenge to suck the whole way, so that you know it'll aid your throat anyway because they're pumped in air is very dry, but also this way it would keep it from uh infecting you.
And it would also keep anybody that had it from spewing the stuff out, because as they spewed it out, it's gonna kill it, right?
So uh so there's there are things we can do, but we haven't done them yet, and people need to do those, come up with them, start producing them, and uh basically get on with it.
Uh so now uh sort of housekeeping things.
Um had a brief conversation with uh Paul Cottrell, um uh Dr. Paul Cottrell.
Um we're gonna uh try and set up some uh connection and videotape it.
Uh I think there might be some interest there.
And I've got a some questions I want to ask him about protocols and procedures and therapeutics.
Uh I'll be doing uh uh talk here on therapeutics.
Um I've got we've got some that are that are effective, some that are promising, and and some other ones that are in the planning stage that we can talk about.
And so uh because there's gonna have to be, by the way, this is the therapeutics part of it, after uh after, or as we understand it's a bioweapon, one of the things that we're gonna have to do is to put in here a new system, which is for recovery of the patients that have the bioweapon, recovery of the victims of the bioweapon.
And so we may need um, you know, specialized uh, you know, go to the mountains and breathe the air kind of sanitariums or clinics or whatever the hell.
You know, so so I'm not really sure what will evolve there, but we will need something as a continuing uh uh therapeutic for specialized for victims of the bioweapon, because these these uh poor individuals are unlike any other patients we've had to deal with in modern history.
Uh other housekeeping.
I guess that's about it.
Oh, okay, so uh just to be really annoying here, okay, and so this is this is my personal fun, and and it probably won't have the impact that I I was thinking about anyway.
But there are people out there that I call SSMs.
Okay, so this is this is like my personal ranch shit here.
And I'm gonna take all this down.
So, you know, if if it is meaningful to you, get your your screenshot now, that sort of thing.
I'm going to just get rid of it here.
And it truly was an op.
You know, like I say, the Chinese communist party may have been simply victimized co-par participants, co-conspirators.
Um, or they may have deliberately done it to their own population under the thinking that they would be able to control it, and that it would uh its devastation would be manageable, and that the communist party and its um power structure uh players would not get it, which turned out to be not true.
They did get it, a lot of them have died.
Anyway, so just to be annoying, uh there are people that that are ambushing me, all right.
So I can say it this way, using their own tactics against them.
So the irony will not be uh understood by them because of the nature of of the mind that we're dealing with.
But um so I can say that I wonder if Jason Goodman is a paid agent of the Communist Party of China.
So I'm saying that I'm wondering if he's a paid traitor to humanity.
I have a question.
So, you know, he's he's um, and so I can continue with that and say that in my mind, his activities supporting the Communist Party of China's view of the whole bioweapon thing uh release and and its impact on the United States is very traitorous to the position of the United States, and it also makes me wonder if he is paid by them.
Now, it could be another explanation for such behavior might be that uh he's simply a useful idiot and was co-opted by the Communist Party of China and does not realize that he's doing their bidding and serving their needs.
Now, see, I didn't call him a spy, I didn't call him an agent of the Communist Party of China.
I'm just saying I'm asking questions and I have no answers.
That's the shit he does.
Only this guy is he's you know also an attacker and he ambushes.
And so, you know, he loves to come on up and do an ambush, and then he's this passive aggressive and saying, I'm not really trying to cause problems, not really trying to do blah blah blah, but in fact he really is.
And that's what annoys me, I think, about Jason Goodman is that he's passive aggressive.
Uh, you know, I like the fact that he's uh got the guts to go out and see the hospitals, although the wisdom of that is questionable, especially since it's supporting the communist uh party of China's position on this.
Okay, so he's a single state mind, all right?
Uh by a single state mind.
So these SSMs uh single state minds uh are people who don't realize their personality varies through the day, varies through the month, it varies through the year, and this is why they feel different things at different times and so on.
They think of themselves as being uh sober, right?
And so they basically that's what it is.
They think of themselves as being sober and in control and so on, they don't do drugs, they don't allow themselves to be affected by these things, um, and thus they are a single state mind.
That's what they think.
Now, in fact, they have multiple states of their mind, it continually varies, they're just um uh uh unaware of it to a uh a very big degree.
And people like David Wilcock.
Oh, no, no, no, I gave up marijuana, you know, never never never gonna do it again, you know, blah, blah, blah.
He was not a single state mind prior to that, and thereafter he becomes fixated on a single state of mind, as though somehow he could actually produce that.
Same thing with Jason Goodman.
Jason Goodman gets on my case and calls me a um a drug abuser and and a substance abuser and that sort of thing.
And I characterize it differently, right?
So just as he chooses to make uh characterizations.
Now he he was very aggressive and made declarative statements as opposed to um uh queries or interrogatives uh uh about that.
But you know, he's quite wrong.
Uh I'm not a substance abuser.
Uh I have in my past been a psychonaut and have explored hyperdimensional realities using psychedelics.
Entirely different, entirely different.
And he's just too much of a coward to ever use psychedelics.
His uh he and David Wilcock and others, especially in the woo-woo world, who are in the single state mind focus, uh truly are too afraid to uh have their personalities subjected to the uh trials and challenges of uh psychonaut travel and be in and
uh experience and exploration, and uh they're afraid that they will die and never recover.
And psychedelics don't kill people, they do kill your personality, and they do kill many aspects of your personality by presenting them to you in this very interesting fashion.
Uh, but there's also uh hyperspace journeying that can be done with it.
And it's uh, you know, like go and listen to Joe Rogan talk about his DMT trips, you know, brief little 10 minute trips into hyperspace, very powerful, uh disconcerting, uh super realistic, much more real than this uh delusionary reality we have here.
But anyway, single state minds are you notice there, it's really curious because they're always trying to do things like meditate without understanding that meditation is yet another form of not being a single state mind, of being able to direct the state of the mind at the moment.
And so, you know, it's anti-caled to the idea that really is their core of being uh you know, sober and uh quote natural.
Uh but their understanding is somewhat limited.
But these people have um contributed in a negative way to this bioweapon thing because they have their own flavor uh and uh behavior of dropping into conspiracy thinking uh exclusionary.
Okay, so David Icke says he knows it's an op, but he doesn't see the obvious op, which is that the Chinese were uh you know victimized participants in a bioweapon release.
He sees the op of the 5G and he gets off on a tangent over there that's totally inappropriate, and therefore, thereafter, all of his thinking is wrong.
Same thing is true of David Wilcock, all of his thinking is always wrong because the guy's just so so unobservant, self-reflective or um uh reality focused.
And that's like Benjamin Fulford, um, you know, uh Fat James Gilgan, Jill Gillian, Gilliland, um, Corey Good and his issues, all of these people, right?
They all tend towards the single state mind, and uh some of them are uh less of a tendency than others towards that.
But the single state mind people exist in government as well, and you'll see them trying to push back on people that um uh are not single state mind, as though single state mind had an authority and a claim to a specific um or a claim to a specific kind of authority within reality.
And that's not true, it is not the case, as we are in a time now in planet bioweapon where single state mentality can get you killed.
Bye guys, that's all for today.
Wanted to clue you in as to what the economy is like and where we're headed and get people working on that so that we can get a jump start.
You know, let's not let the Chinese have all the fun rebuilding the planet.
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