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Nov. 20, 2021 - Clif High
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Infernal Woo - Explorers' Guide to SciFi World

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Okay, so it's the 20th of November and it's time to talk about hell as in infernal.
Just as an aside, the Inca and thus the now indigenous peoples of the Andes frequently reference hell as a place of freezing, of cold, not of heat.
But at the moment, we're going to be talking about our infernal hell that we're facing now, which is all about the death of the dollar.
And this is, and we know where hell is located, all right?
Precisely.
If we wanted to, we could send a predator to take out hell.
We could just destroy it instantly.
Predator drone thing, right?
Because hell is the off the floor for the House, for the United States House of Representatives.
It's the floor where they do business.
Because the House is in charge of plans to spend, and the Senate is in charge of how to pay for it.
What they can pay for, right?
So this is basically the checks and balances.
Only it's not a check and a balance when they're all batshit fucking crazy.
Because these guys will just say, oh, sure, we can figure out some way to pay for it.
And this all puts pressure back on our central bank.
Now, our big issue at the moment is that we're at the end of the dollar cycle.
We're at the end of a fiat cycle.
We're at the end of an empire cycle.
This means that in this period of time, there's going to be vast quantities of chaos.
This is unavoidable because the currency, the species that causes all of our civilization to hold together the glue of our civilization, has become degraded and is no longer gluing us together because it's been so inflated through being a debt instrument, not being sound money.
So we are at the age of Aquarius, so we've turned into the age of Aquarius.
This is the fourth turning in the United States, another one of those, and it will produce another great generation as it did in the last century about this time.
And I'm of the opinion it's going to produce the first, that it's in coordination, this fourth turning, is in coordination with a fourth turning for the planet, for what we think of as Gen Z. At least I think Gen Z is defined as I think of it, but I'll go and look it up.
But in any event, there's going to be this linking up of stuff happening in all of the continents relative to particular generations, not my generation, but Gen Z and those generations that come afterwards.
And we'll have the whole planet go through these kind of upheavals in a coordinated fashion as opposed to disparate fashions based on geographic regions in the future.
But we're also at the end of the fiat currency.
We're at the end of the petrodollar empire, just as in 1971, I lived through the end of the gold-backed, partially gold-backed dollar empire.
And in the early mid-1950s, I was still living in a silver note-backed empire and dollar for the United States.
So I've been through transitions of the dollar from a silver note.
I actually handled silver notes, silver certificates, and I had silver coins in my youth.
And then they became partials and then they disappeared.
And then the gold and silver backing was removed 100%.
We went on to the petrodollar.
So that was, as I say, another big transition.
And yet another one is where we're at at the moment as the petrodollar dies.
Now they had figured, they, the central banks, had colluded to introduce these things, another yet digital form of backing to try and put purchasing power into the now deflated dollar.
They inflate the debt, which deflates the purchasing power.
And so over time, in our square money, that they're the paper money, we have a debt ratio and a purchasing power ratio that gets really wonked out.
And all we have is debt and a little tiny bit of purchasing power, and that's where we're at now.
And we're about to lose this little tiny bit of purchasing power.
They had come up with these special drawing rights, which is this code among the central banks to allow them to make believe that they were actually putting more purchasing power into the defunct debt system.
But it's not going to fly.
It's failing as they are implementing it.
They came up with the idea of this great reset, own nothing, and well, that didn't fly.
And we sure as fuck ain't happy.
So we're going to get another one or two of their offers out there as to how to construct a system that they control and thus control the rest of us.
And they're just throwing these things out, you know, throwing shit on the walls to see what sticks.
And whatever sticks, they'll go for because that's their only hope to maintain control because control is eroding as we realize the ratio of the world in which we live in.
And that if you're trying to rely on the purchasing power of the dollar, or of any fiat currency at this stage, because they're all tied to the petrodollar, then basically you're a debt slave because your purchasing power is attempting to support the debt that's been heaped on since 1913.
And it's grown huge.
So this is all crumbling.
This whole thing is changing.
We're at the end of a couple of hundred thousand year cycles relative to the planet in terms of its geology and geomorphology.
And we're at 100,000, I think it's 104,000 year cycle about our rotation behind the sun as we go through space.
We're at the first time in bunches of years.
I don't know how many we'd have to go look.
I think it's like 2,500 years, where all the planets are over on the same side of the cone being drugged behind the sun.
This will persist for a number of years.
There's a number of astrological and astronomical cycles that are relative to our solar system and our relationship to the other planets that are all completing.
You know, sort of like relationships between the major gas planets and Pluto and Neptune and all of this kind of stuff relative to Earth, all of these various different kinds of relationships have cycles that are all synchronistically ending and thus rebeginning about this time.
So going into the age of Aquarius as a large marker for this, you know, out of our 26,000 annual Earth year, great year movement of the solar system is all fitting relative to the magnitude of the pickle we're in, right?
Because our currency is dying.
Now we have gold, silver, and cryptos.
So we are in the process naturally and organically and one might even say natively developing workarounds.
So you'll see that there's a lot of settlements coming in for debt now in cryptos around the dollar system.
Many advantages to that, of course, taxation and otherwise.
So we're seeing an organic economy develop around the dying financial system.
But we still have to deal with the effects of the dying financial system.
So it's not 100% off our backs.
It'll be here for as long as it's here.
That we can guess at, we can speculate how long that might be.
We could say, okay, we're likely to have this effect this year, this other effect in two years, and after there, so maybe three and a half years, something like that, we might have a great lessening of problems relative to growing, developing new economy.
That doesn't mean that we stop, though, the growing and the developing and the building of that economy, because we've got to do it now.
We've got to follow Buckminster Fuller's advice and invent that which we would have replace the existing failing systems.
You see attempts at this being fostered by the central bank, which controls the media through funding everything.
And you see the attempts at this with the new, let's say, socially conscious businesses saying that, you know, they're doing this and that and they're sustainable this way and they're trying to be inclusive that way and all of these other things, right?
But they're doing all of that within a dollar structure.
So their social engineering is adding a layer of many layers of complexity and other cost increasing social interactions within the business to the business itself within the dollar structure.
Meaning that, okay, so said another way, the fact that they're trying to do this at a social level within the dollar as it's a dying currency is going to place large constraints and large obstacles in the way of their success as a business while they're attempting to do that.
So I'm an entrepreneur, right?
I've been doing this, been self-employed most of my life.
When you are self-employed, you're basically self-responsible.
And then even further, you're responsible for the business, you're responsible for your own income, for your family, and so on.
And then you might become even more responsible for employees.
And so it becomes a growing mass of stuff on your shoulders as you go forward.
To add to that social engineering aspects at this time is going to cause a great number of these businesses that are attempting this to go belly up, to fail.
This will be because they're attempting to cut out profits, basically, because the idea for an entrepreneur is to remove as many risks as possible, accept the value and potential of those that remain, and to produce a product that the marketplace finds acceptable to the point that you can squeeze off a profit for other ventures, right?
For other use.
To squeeze a profit, to squeeze out of a profit that's already coming from a reduced purchasing power dollar is an extremely difficult proposition for anything.
As hyperinflation further impacts the social order and as hyperinflation further drives the notional, you know, the numeric value of something up, you encounter, as an entrepreneur, you encounter sales resistance that occurs at a couple of different levels.
And there's a couple of major levels.
And that is that you get, this is why they do shrinkflation.
So if you have a product that costs X dollars and X cents and you have to raise your prices, you will find that manufacturers will do everything they can to avoid this problem going up in increasing the size of it this way.
So they will maximize this out and take it up to 999.
And then these days they will reduce, do everything they can to reduce the amount such that they still find this balance of profitability rather than go this extra digit up because of the barriers that are in the customer's mind to that kind of thing.
You're better off as a manufacturer introducing a whole new product, making a whole break, make a break with your old product and introduce a new one if you have to go this route because of costs and stuff.
The problem for everyone as entrepreneurs and purchasers, consumers, is that we're going to get into that this kind of action here is going to be forced on us over these next few months and it'll just keep going and going and going and going just as it has in the past.
So we see that the producer price index, which is to say the costs that manufacturers must endure to put a product out to get it to you.
So this is all those costs.
This includes the distribution, everything, right?
So all of those costs, the producer price index is going way up.
In Germany, we're over double digits.
So we're into the 15, 18% per year, and that's going to rapidly escalate.
Because we're in this situation where the dollar is housed.
Okay, so the dollar is the central spot in the little pond that you throw the big giant rock.
Okay, that's the place where all the ripples come from.
Over here in Germany, where their PPI is running at 18% or whatever the numeric value is, over here in Germany, they're living on the ripples from the dollar out through the Euro and its interconnections.
So all of these countries, no matter how large, how stable, and so on, are affected by the impacts of the dollar dying and this ratio growing.
Because we're continuing to grow debt, we're not continuing to grow any purchasing power in the dollar, and it's ever smaller and smaller and smaller and keeping decreasing.
So this is not ever going to change, right?
So this can't change, and we're at the very end of it.
We're about to just go, that'll be the last of the purchasing power within the dollar.
And then what do we do?
And this is what everybody's struggling with now.
This is why we find that, you know, places are cold in England.
Now, there's a lot of this manufactured in the sense that the powers that be are attempting to do this, the central controlled through the central bank or using the central bank as a tool, they're attempting to do their own form of social engineering, their own form of social awareness programs, and to make us think certain things by manipulating the failures within the supply chain that are going to be occurring anyway.
So it's advantageous to them or they're taking advantage of an existing failure.
So they know, for instance, that energy costs are going to escalate to the point where Britain is going to be resembling Britain in the 1600s when the Thames froze because of the weather, but the British people will be also resembling the Britons of the 1600s when coal was hard to come by and a lot of people froze in these periods of time.
So we're going to be getting back to the weather and they're trying to engineer the conditions that would replicate that for the humanity of that time again this time.
And they may succeed for all I know.
We're at war with the central bank.
We're at war with the globalists and they're doing everything they can to kill off as many of us as we can before it gets or to keep it really from getting to, you know, oh, let's all go and hunt them down and that kind of thing, you know, lynch mobs.
You know, it can come to that.
We've had the episodes before, off with their heads, guillotines, you know, the reign of terror, all of that kind of thing.
The dollar breakdown is superseding everything now in terms of its driving all of the other effects.
So all the political effects you'll see, all the chaos in politics, the chaos in the prices, supply chains, however much magnified and however much fuckery we're dealing with in terms of the globalist, it is the dollar death that's driving it all and it's now being exacerbated by hell, right?
The House.
The House of Representatives has agreed to or they're starting to throw out the Build Back Better, which is welfare for the planet and all this weird ass shit in there that does not aid anyone within the United States, but we're expected to pay for it through the debt ratio on the dollar globally.
So they're operating as though they're still the empire and so on.
But these people are at the very last stages of empire.
The breads and circuses stage, it's all very shaky, and we're getting up to the point where we're going to have hyperinflation that's going to start us crossing these digit boundaries in terms of the consumer as well as the producers.
You know, because the producers are going to have the same thing.
What?
No, I can't pay that much for this.
You know, I'm only used to paying this little small fraction of that.
And so all of these decisions are going to really impact on the supply chains.
And it's yet another approach to one of the things that they were attempting to do in the original plan A. So the plan A was to have a pandemic, lock us all down, take 10 years to get a seven to 10 years to get a vaccine, and then forcibly inject everybody with a vaccine that was still alive after that seven to ten years.
During that seven to ten years, supply chains would break down, no one would have money, mass starvation, and they planned on eliminating hundreds of millions of people that way through this lockdown over this period of time and then have forced vaccines, door-to-door injections, and then everybody else would die.
And so their problem would be solved, right?
So that didn't happen.
It was engineered.
It was fought.
There were things done that derailed plan A, and so now we're into plan C or whatever, plan D maybe.
And they're basically going to try and achieve that same sort of thing through harmonization or amplifying some of the effects of the supply chain breakdowns that are naturally occurring because of this situation.
Now, the solution to all of this is very simple.
The solution is to get rid of the central bank and poof, all of the problems go away instantly.
There's a whole new set of problems, but the new set of problems is not at all related to the old set.
The new set of problems would be how do we get enough silver or gold in circulation to meet the needs of the economy so that you go to sound money?
How much of the economy can be absorbed in a sound money fashion by the use of cryptocurrencies?
These are the kind of questions you answer.
These are the kind of problems that you're going to have to solve in order to step up on a sound money economy.
So if, for instance, we could work out a form of digital card mapped relationship to cryptocurrencies, to silver or whatever, in that sense, you could be up and running fairly quickly.
And you would eliminate all of the debt portion and go back to where it would be 100% purchasing power.
It doesn't do the government any good.
It eliminates the central bank.
It destroys the celebrity class.
It destroys the political elite class.
It destroys the professional politician class.
Totally eliminates them.
They're gone.
They can't support themselves because they suck off of this debt.
That's where they live, is in that debt.
That's why there's so much debt because there's so many of those fuckers.
Anyway, though, so the solution is simple conceptually.
It's easy to do.
And it instantly severs all of your relationship to all of your old problems.
It does bring into existence new problems.
But those new problems have inherent in their solution instant response and activity within the economic society.
So if, like in the previous Great Depression, those towns, those small little regions that decided to adopt their own local currency, even wooden nickels, that sort of thing.
Wooden currency existed out here in Tenino and a couple of these areas in Thurston County and Washington State during the 1930s.
There were actually hundreds, thousands, I think, of local currencies.
And these currencies had a regional, were regionally bound, finite, so they couldn't be inflated.
So there's no hyperinflation in them.
But they instantly solved a bunch of problems.
And all of a sudden, there was economic activity that had not existed the previous day.
And because of the ease that currency brings to the economy, the problem for all humans is the tendency to allow financial systems to be built on top of currency control systems.
So the central bank controls the currency.
Fuck them.
Get them out of there.
This is the, I think it was Samuel Adams.
Anyway, back in the beginning, you know, we've had several attempts at central banks way back when.
That's what the founding fathers were fleeing from when they came here, was the tyranny of a central bank system.
Anyway, though, and in fact, you cannot have tyranny if you have sound money, fundamentally.
That really comes down to it.
And I can go on about that for a long time, only in various different ways that that's true.
But if we were on a gold system, we couldn't have tyranny.
It's only when you get into debt that you get into these debt-based systems, that you get into this weird, weird pickle that we're in now.
So anyway, we're at a point of the reconciliation of empire, the living out of the karma, the living out of the debt.
We're paying off the debt now, basically, by repudiating it and not paying it back and allowing the debt issuers to crash and die and go away.
That's going to cause a lot of problems for us.
But you could actually make yourself into a global hero if you could come up with a solution that would map us into something that aided the economy.
Not a financial system.
That's why I keep saying Nassara, Gesara, the quantum fuckery system that Charlie Ward is always talking about.
All of those things are horseshit.
They're bogus.
Even if there was something there, this Kim Gugon woman, you know, she's bullshit.
All of that stuff is absolute horseshit.
Even if there was something there, we're going to reject it.
We've had it with these systems that are systems placed on top of the natural economy.
We need to go to sound money.
Sound money is not a system.
There's no one organizing it.
There's no one controlling it.
You can build systems on top of sound money and you're fine.
Then if someone wants to take your stuff, that's fine.
They can deal with your system, but they need not because they've got sound money.
So they're independent.
They're not bound to you by debt.
That's what we're going through.
This is essentially what's happening now.
This is why your politics are wonky.
This is why the communists are in.
All of these extreme things are occurring because of this right here and the fact that we've shrunk down to this kind of a ratio.
As we get out of that, as this debt part goes away and we go back to 100% purchasing power within the money itself, then all of the current problems go away.
And then we, as adults, we can look around and say, oh, yeah, that's a real problem over there.
Our climate's changing.
The Indian subcontinent's going to be hit this way, this way, and this way.
Oh, but here's a solution we can engineer.
Here's what it's cost, and so on.
And we can just deal with this stuff as adults.
Basically, as business people, entrepreneurs, going on out and assuming risk and attempting to put in a solution because that's the nature of what they do.
That's why the universe put us all here in these roles.
Anyway, so at this stage, we're in the infernal woo.
This is where the hellacious part of it's going to keep up.
They're going to keep planning to spend.
They're going to keep kicking up the central bank ratio in terms of dollars, keep pumping it up every time they print more dollars, the debt ratio grows and the purchasing power keeps shrinking.
So, you know, we're going to get down to this point right here.
That might occur in this next month of December that we get down to that last little point.
They may come on up and say, hey, we've got a plan to spend an additional $7.5 trillion and cure racism among penguins in Antarctica.
We'll have white penguins and we'll have black penguins.
And they won't have to associate with each other.
They won't have to be blended.
Oh my God, we'll solve it.
And it'll only cost us $10 trillion.
And, you know, and so they'll put it out there and these fuckers will say, sure, sure, that's great.
Let's do it.
Whatever it is, they'll pump it up.
They'll keep going at it because that's what they have to do at this stage because they're bound by the constraints that they find themselves in.
They can't stop, basically.
The central bank can't stop.
None of these people can stop because the whole thing instantly crashes.
It's going to crash anyway.
They think they can delay it a little bit by their activity.
But during this period of time, as being in the infernal woo, you're going to see extremism run rampant as we get into the rest of the problems that are as a result of, you know, the vax problems and the accidents and all of these sorts of things.
So it's going to be a combination.
So, you know, not only are we going to have pilots falling out of the sky because of accidents, we're going to have planes falling out of the sky because the injected employees have spongebrain and won't be able to put them together appropriately, and we'll have the cost of the fuel escalating for planes because of the same kind of impacts all throughout there,
as well as the central bank putting their spongebrain hands on it and throwing out trillions of dollars for these sponge brains to spend on curing racism with penguins.
That's just the extreme nature of the point where we're at.
You'll note in history that whenever we get these great periods of extremism, usually typified by giant moves in an aberrant fashion in the social norms, you know, think Caligula, that kind of thing, Nero.
Following those, the social orders have a tendency to calm down.
Basically, you've expended all that wacky energy at a social level across the society and things calm down for a while.
Hopefully, we will find that calmness within just a few years starting to overtake the social order.
At the moment, it doesn't appear to be there, but underlying these current social trends is basically the burnout phase, right?
We're at the very end phase of all of this, as we are at the very end phase of the driving component for all of the aberrations.
And we won't be able to pay for it anymore.
The social order will just lose that aspect of the debt that's gone to socialism, because we won't have the debt anymore, and everybody will be reduced to sound money.
And socialism can't run on sound money.
Communism can't run on sound money.
I guess that's about it.
We're at this point now.
I'm expecting big things to start.
We won't necessarily see them, but I'm expecting big things to start on the 3rd of December as we get into this period of time for federal government contract kind of negotiations and stuff.
And then just the other note that the social changes we're seeing relative to recent successes with school boards and these kind of things are going to escalate.
That's good, but also bear in mind it's going to push the communist structure into a resistance mode that's going to be really wacky.
Once again, much more extremism.
And we can expect that also in December and January.
Hopefully by end of January, we'll get a crack in that aspect of it that will provide relief to the populace saying, yeah, okay, we've got a major win here, like the Rittenhouse thing, but at a broader scale,
past this crises point, and we'll all be able to say, okay, this over here is solid, and we can work from that and move off fairly fast, whereas right now everything's a little bit unstable.
And, you know, in hell, you don't necessarily have firm ground to walk on.
Anyway, the infernal part of it is going to be with us through December and in some point of January.
And then once, as I say, we get to that breaking aspect of it, we'll find that thereafter things move a little bit quicker.
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