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Hello humans. | |
Hello, humans. | |
This is the quack up woo. | |
or q whack-up woo So there was a Russian economist, name of uh Kondrativ. | |
And he um he came up with this idea of these long waves, uh economic long waves. | |
Uh he was a uh Russian, he um uh lived in communist uh Soviet uh Russia uh around Moscow, and uh so he did most of his work in like the uh twenties and 1920s into the uh early 1930s. | |
And he um uh uh worked for a guy named Stalin. | |
Stalin was not a nice guy. | |
Uh Stalin was ahead of all of the Soviet Union at that time, and Stalin uh went to Kondrativ and said, Hey guy, you're the head economist. | |
Uh tell me when uh the evil Western capitalists are gonna crap out and we can take over the planet. | |
Figure it out mathematically. | |
And so uh Kondratev said, okay, I'll give it a shot. | |
And he went out and he did a lot of thinking and wrote a bunch of stuff down and stuff and comes back and tells Stalin, well, I can't tell you the exact day or anything, but here's what's going to have to be in um uh uh sort of in alignment. | |
Here are all of the things you'll have to have in order for capitalism to crap out and uh evil Western um empire to go and then we can take over. | |
And Stalin said, okay, cool, all right. | |
And he lays out all of these economic waves. | |
Kondratov is famous for coming up with the long wave theory, the business cycle theory that lasts through uh generations. | |
And um, which were we we know these waves exist, you can plot um previous business cycles against them, so it's a good way to think about uh activity, uh, and we know that all human activity is uh derived from the pulse of the galaxy, | |
which creates impulse here in the materium, therefore all of our activities have a tendency to be pulsed, which creates waves, and so these greater waves magnify, and then uh the more people you get, all the waves combine, and so we get this uh business effect in our economic life that is indeed wave-like. | |
And so Kondratov's waves were a good analogy for how to think about things. | |
Uh anyway, he tells uh Stalin, okay, these are the conditions in which capitalism will crap out, but it's not quite like you think, because he said um uh he said a bunch of really interesting things, okay, to Stalin, all of which ended up really pissing Stalin off, and Stalin threw him into a gulag. | |
I think he died there in like uh late 30s, uh so shortly before World War II really got uh moving for us, but I think at that time there was um so maybe it was like 39-ish or something, 1939 or so. | |
Anyway, he um uh uh tells Stalin that well, here's all these conditions, but capitalism isn't really gonna crap out. | |
What the problem is uh for capitalism uh as for ourselves um is the species, what he what he called what everybody called specie in those days, right? | |
And um it's money, it's currency. | |
Uh but they were talking about it in a way of a flow through the economy, the rate at which it moved, uh the velocity of new money creation, the velocity of money uh degradation and and destruction, all these business activities. | |
Very, very, very complex. | |
Now, these are in the 1920s and 30s, they did this without computers, and you know, they're in there with pencils and working out all these maths and stuff, right? | |
But they were very, very accurate because they had time. | |
They didn't have to worry about typing or watching TV or any of that, so they'd sit there and really think about it and drink their chaga tea. | |
Um anyway, so uh he comes up with this um Kondratov Comes up with this set of four conditions that will cause the transition of capitalism. | |
But what he's saying is that the transition of capitalism is related to the currency, and that if there was a sound money globally, capitalism wouldn't crap out. | |
You'd never have boom and bust. | |
And Stalin didn't want to hear that. | |
He thought that inherent to capitalism was the boom and bust cycle, because that's what all the economists had said to that date, and what all of the central bankers were saying then and now as well. | |
That it's you fuckers, the guys who use the money that causes the problem, not us who creates these debt instruments and then passes them off as money. | |
But Kondratov came to the conclusion that if that there were a number of things, right? | |
That if we had sound money, uh meritocracy, which is what capitalism is, um, incentive-based uh reward system-based um incentive to uh innovate, uh wouldn't wouldn't ever collapse, it would just keep going and going and going. | |
It would have waves through it, but not the boom and bust cycle waves, but business activity waves that would be related to generational activities. | |
So if you had a big generation, as that generation moved through time, there would be business business activity changes, like you know, in their early years, they'd be buying, you know, houses and baby gear and all the children's toys and all of that, and then later years they buy the RVs, that sort of thing, these business cycles. | |
But they're not boom and bust. | |
They're business activity cycles relative to generational demographics. | |
And so, so Stalin didn't want to hear this. | |
Another thing he didn't want to hear was that that communism was going to crap out long before the meritocracy, capitalism went through this transition. | |
And uh so that was one of the reasons Stalin threw him into the gulag was that he was, you know, he's living at a communist country saying, eh, communism is shit, and it doesn't matter about the speech we involve ourselves in. | |
Um the currency that we use. | |
But but he did uh in uh get the idea across to Stalin that Stalin was extremely vulnerable to currency manipulation. | |
And from the point that Kondratev and Stalin had this discussion, um we see that the Soviet Union managed their currency in an entirely different way from that point forward, restricting it to their uh to the boundaries of their uh area that they could control geographically, uh, even including their sphere of influence. | |
So they didn't have a free free circulating currency, so it couldn't be um manipulated in a market, right? | |
Unlike the debt instruments that we employ in cult currencies. | |
Uh so the uh Kondratov was saying that what would do us in were these debt instruments, not the and so if we had money, we wouldn't real money, not debt instruments, not not Federal Reserve $1 notes that is a promissory note, but actual $1, then things would be different, uh radically different. | |
And uh this was just a minor little cul de sac in Kondratov's long uh mini uh books about his um uh long-wave theory and how it all worked and stuff, right? | |
Uh but it is it's key, it's telling, because we're at that point now. | |
We're at the end of a Kondratov cycle. | |
We're at what's known as the crack-up boom. | |
Um he forecast that the natural end of uh debt instrument species-based, debt instrument-based capitalism or uh corruptionism, as he called it. | |
We call it crony capitalism, uh, where there's you know, uh you're in the club and you get wealthy, or you're not in the club and you uh suffer all of your life, right? | |
That's basically what it amounts to. | |
But anyway, so Kondratov says that at the end of this, at the end of the speech here, when we get into the uh destruction of it all, all the conditions that we find now existing would exist. | |
Uh the hyperinflation, the um degradation of the social order. | |
Now that has been pumped up by the CCP because we're under attack, right? | |
They knew we would be weak at this point because of the nature of the speech, because they also listened to Kondrativ. | |
And in their book, um, in the guy's book, A Hundred Year Marathon, he talks about the appropriate time to attack the West is when the United States Federal Reserve Bank is at their weakest point, and which is now. | |
They figured it would be between 2015 and 2035. | |
Shading closer to 2015. | |
We have circumstances here. | |
We are the Federal Reserve Bank is at its weakest point ever. | |
It's about ready to collapse. | |
This is part of the crack up boom that Chondratov had had seen. | |
The crack up involves a fracturing of the social order, a fracturing of the of the financial system because it is not an economy, it's a financial system that's been imposed on an economy. | |
And he's um his description of it would be that we would go into it as a boom. | |
So the stock market is not going to go and um fade out, all right. | |
The stock market is just gonna roar up to just magnificent heights and then stop, and then just cease, just not be there anymore. | |
No one will pay attention to it anymore. | |
We know why this will occur, and it's because of this thing called C den Company that owns all of the stocks in the in the United States and the world that everybody ever buys through any kind of a broker. | |
It goes to this, um it's owned by CDN Company, and you cannot get a paper copy of your stock certificate anymore. | |
And so it's a huge giant uh Ponzi scheme, uh fractional reserve, sell those stocks multiple times system, and so that system is going to just crash because it's um illegitimate, it's part of the crony capitalism and so on. | |
That's many of these systems are that way. | |
So the global uh precious metals business, right? | |
It's all based on uh underlying Ponzi schemes around silver and to some small extent around gold that are run by a small group of um international bankers to support the bankers and to support their paper notes. | |
And all of these things are are coming up apart when inside the crack up boom, but they're not coming apart in the sense of um dying through a whimper. | |
They're gonna die through an explosion because that must occur just as the the underlying uh criminality that supports it and has supported it for all these um for over a century, must continue doing those things. | |
They they don't know any other way, so they'll just do more of it. | |
Um and so we get up to this point in time that we're at right now, the the quack up boom. | |
Now we're we're going through a quack up boom. | |
Um we will have the chondrattiv business cycle powering everything, the hyperinflation, uh the breakup of the uh uh the financial system, including banks, including the ability of people to get things for the paper dollars for the for the paper Federal Reserve notes and so on and so on, right. | |
Uh every aspect of it will start to erode until it just all sort of crumbles, uh, as though you were looking at a rock wall that was held together by mortar, not by appropriately stacking the rocks in a sound foundation. | |
They were just sort of glued in place by by um like stucco mortar, right? | |
And and so when they crumble, when it cracks up, the mortar comes loose and everything just kind of falls apart. | |
So the system that's where we're at now relative to system of systems. | |
So we're gonna see the effect as these various systems try and interact with each other around a species that is no longer functional, that has no longer got gotten any purchasing value in it. | |
At the same time as the underlying social order of the the issuing organization for that uh debt instrument uh is under attack by foreign entities and um has been infiltrated and um uh is under an uh uh the threat of an external invasion by uh massive migration and and refugees, etc. | |
Right. | |
So our whole social order is under attack, and so that doesn't give a whole lot of people confidence in the organizations that issue debt instruments based on our social order fundamentally. | |
So if you don't think America is sound, you don't want to want to deal with American uh Federal Reserve debt instruments. | |
So I'm not calling them dollars. | |
I'm gonna try not to. | |
They're ferns, right? | |
They're Federal Reserve notes. | |
Because we're at the point of separation. | |
This is part of the quack up. | |
I deliberately do that, right? | |
Because we're involved in a major giant huge war that people just do not understand. | |
And so, hey, I've used some of my ferns, uh, my my ferns here to pop for some huge or for some very expensive level of graphics uh for these talks. | |
I bought a map, all right, so that we don't have to deal with the the Buckminster Fuller projection. | |
I got us something that people will uh recognize a little bit more, and that's because we're gonna have to now start reporting doing war reporting as the war moves through, and various different kinds of activities happen in various different parts of the world. | |
And on the other side, we've got this is a top quality graphic for our talks here because on the other side it's um it's a detailed map of the United States. | |
Anyway, so uh so spending out some of my ferns here because ferns are dying. | |
All right, so ferns are dying. | |
Kondratov is correct, all this shit that he said would happen at this end of business cycle when all this stuff coordinated with uh demographics and all this other stuff. | |
Now, he did not envision, at least in any of his uh books that I've read, an attack on the underlying issuing uh social order, such as we're going into now, but he did envision attacks on a failing uh species um uh debt instrument in international markets when it's at its weakest, and that that people would be basically shorting the dollar. | |
And that's what we have going on now. | |
Anyway, um there's not really a dollar, it's the Federal Reserve note, but anyway, so we're at this quack up uh part at the same time we're in this war. | |
We're having all these conditions that cotton can draw to explain would be here, are here now, plus all of this other shit, plus the COVID, plus the um attack by the Chinese, uh, plus the pedophilia, uh, all of these things. | |
Now, Kondrata touched on some aspects of this in his general thinking of our systems as being a uh system of corruptionalism, all right, where people bought into the corruption because they they had to in order to survive, but then became subsumed in it to where they actually supported it and couldn't see their way out of it. | |
And that's kind of where we're at now to a certain extent. | |
But those systems always end in a hard schism and a separation of the uh social order as the corruption itself dies, and then you get into uh what could be described as a um uh purity or a purification period in the societies where they uh seek to go to uh return to uh um a point pre-con uh corruption in order to continue and and go forward from there. | |
This is my supposition, by the way, this is what I think happened in the Bronze Age, that there was uh four levels of corruption within the Bronze Age trading social order, and it got to be such a level that uh the it broke the social order itself was the corruption within the trading practices and the whole basically the whole Bronze Age civilization collapsed for you know a number of hundreds of years. | |
Anyway, so back to us guys. | |
So our Federal Reserve notes are dying. | |
We're in a qua a crack up where it's just gonna rush everything, they're just gonna hyperinflate to to keep the the uh debt instrument uh functioning. | |
They just have to keep moving them through the social order so they're doing everything they possibly can. | |
We can expect this to continue until they can't. | |
That can't period that such that can't do it anymore, will be very sudden. | |
There won't be any warning for us, and it'll just basically cease one day. | |
It It might happen overnight, it might happen in the middle of the day, such that you know one day we find out, oh geez, everybody just walked out of the Federal Reserve building and they left the damn doors open or it's on fire or some damn thing like that, right? | |
Uh some uh I don't know how dramatic it's gonna be relative to the death of this um Federal Reserve Note system because we've never gone through anything like this. | |
Now we have this the SOC, okay? | |
So we have the self-organizing collective that uh organized and let out all of the Q material, and these people here are aware of of what I'm telling you. | |
They're aware of where we're at in these cycles. | |
This is none of this is accidental. | |
They are um harmonizing with these waves that they know are going to be going through the social order and attempting to a certain extent to uh piggyback on some of them and steer others, enlarging others uh as aspects of the war that we're in. | |
The um so it's all it's all really intertwined, and it's a whole um warren of rabbit holes. | |
And uh so anytime you junctions everywhere, you don't know where you're going, and uh uh basically sometimes you're not even sure you're going down, right? | |
Because there's all these little um uh hillocks in them. | |
But here's the thing. | |
So we're at a point where our debt instruments are failing, and we will be shifting into a sound money. | |
Sound money for us guys here in the United States, and to a certain extent, probably Canada and probably Mexico is going to be the dollar. | |
All right, not a fern, not a fern, but a dollar. | |
This will be a um issued currency. | |
It will be issued, I suspect, in a form where we will have physical uh gold and silver. | |
I suspect the silver will be minuscule to make up a dollar based on the gold. | |
I suspect we'll use a lot of gold and very, very, very little silver in our actual new currency. | |
I suspect it will be trimetallic, uh, copper, uh, silver and gold, but I think that silver will be uh penultimate in that in that triumph, and um will do so for some time because of the economic need for silver that will increase as we get into this new electrics period, right? | |
And we're using more and more of it in jet airplanes and all this kind of stuff. | |
So uh during this period of time, as we transition into the dollar, we're gonna see that the uh social order also transitions and there's major changes all the way through, some of which, as I say, have been engineered by the SOC, and the SOC is designing the ability to put out a new dollar. | |
But they're not designing a new uh financial system. | |
There is not going to be a Nessara, there's not going to be a guessara, there's no quantum financial system. | |
That's all horseshit. | |
Uh these people, Charlie Ward, uh now Michael Sala, all of these guys are just full of it. | |
Um and we don't want an imposed financial system, because that imposed financial system gets us back to dealing with the globalists because there's no one else to impose the financial system. | |
So we will have an economy, all right? | |
An economy is simply the activity among millions of people doing things among themselves. | |
It's not imposed, it's not guided, it's not directed, it's uh by its nature, it's distributed, chaotic, and decentralized. | |
Uh, but it'll be based on a dollar so that that we will have a sound money system that we have abandoned basically repeatedly since about uh the time of the civil war. | |
Okay. | |
Since then we've had all these experiments with banks. | |
We forgot the main lesson of never have a central bank. | |
And these banks fail. | |
This one that we've got now is failing in this moment. | |
It'll fail over these next few months. | |
Uh it'll be sudden, it'll be sharp, it'll cause mass chaos. | |
Um I don't know people running around in the street, I don't know that kind of thing, but but it'll cause at least economic chaos globally as this thing goes down. | |
It must go down though, because we can't be slaves to these globalists anymore. | |
Now, as we go forward, we're gonna be having a sound money form. | |
I suspect that there will be a digital form of this, and I also suspect that in the United States, these people will, the government people that are going to reconstitute themselves around these these guys here, uh, will go and talk to Reggie Middleton because the guy is fucking smart and he's got a really good idea on how to manage a uh digital form of gold and silver that can't be exploited by fractional uh reserve uh quackery. | |
All right. | |
All right, so um now this is why you hear uh Donald Trump. | |
All right, so so everybody has to understand something, right? | |
Uh Trump is basically a um people say political, I'll say a social. | |
Okay. | |
I think he's a social engineering genius. | |
And so first thing is never take anything Trump says at face value. | |
Look or think about what he's saying. | |
Examine each and every word for the import and think about how he's using it, because he uses his language very, very, very precisely. | |
Um he's casual, he's not uncontrolled, he's not uh ever speaking without constraint, without monitoring his words. | |
This is a very unique talent, especially in our day and age. | |
So anyway, so Trump always supports the US dollar. | |
He's big on the US dollar, and he always says cryptocurrencies are dangerous. | |
He just repeated that statement the other day. | |
But if you think about both of them, you understand he's supporting the dollar, not the fern, and that cryptocurrencies are dangerous, but they're not dangerous to the dollar, they're dangerous to the fern. | |
And that's all he's saying. | |
He's not saying he doesn't support them. | |
In fact, his wife is involved in a uh a nifty um you know, uh non-fungible token on a blockchain. | |
So they're using blockchain uh technology now. | |
He does that to tell you so that you'll look and know how to interpret what the fuck he's saying, okay. | |
So don't take it at face value. | |
And he does that shit to troll and maneuver and alter the actions of other individuals, including the opposition. | |
So you can't you can't accept what he's saying at its face. | |
You've got to think about it. | |
So I'm in agreement. | |
Hooray for the US dollar. | |
When the dollar comes back, it will it will be as the the fern is dying, the fern is dying now, we will get back to a new dollar. | |
The ratio between, so let's look at this over here. | |
So let's look at it this way. | |
Let's look at Bitcoin relative to a dollar and Bitcoin relative to ferns. | |
We may, and this is a projection, okay? | |
So we may see that by, let's say, let's just say two, twenty, twenty-two, sometime in there. | |
We may have an outrageous situation, and I'm going to exaggerate. | |
I don't think these numbers are pertinent because I don't think we're going to have a dollar by February, right? | |
It may take to the end of next year before we actually get a functional um treasury-issued dollar. | |
I don't know how rapidly they can go. | |
I don't know how much work the socks have been doing in the background for this. | |
They may be prepared for that. | |
I know a lot of work is being done in the background. | |
People are being put under NDAs and are doing work and shit, disappearing out of other jobs, and it's not because they're going to Guantanamo and shit, it's because they're being made to go and do work on things that are on these secret projects that will be rolled out as the ferns, as the globalists and all this stuff dies. | |
Bear in mind that the ferns are tied into pedophilia and all of that sort of stuff. | |
But let's just say that if if we were going to have uh the crash here uh in January, and then in February, we might have ferns to BTC. | |
We might have a Bitcoin worth uh Max Kaiser says it'll go 230,000. | |
Okay, so let's just take Max Kaiser's estimate, right? | |
Of 230,000 to buy one Bitcoin. | |
That might be plausible. | |
Uh it'll go very rapidly once it goes up, and then you'll just have no idea where it's going because they'll be reporting all kinds of numbers as as people try and make deals any any way they can. | |
But BTC to silver and BTC to gold is going to be a different issue relative to the price levels, because those also will be skyrocketing up. | |
So BTC to those may be even dropping as they also jockey for some of that. | |
And then at some point the dollar comes in. | |
Now the dollar's going to be a new issue, right? | |
It's going to be a new currency. | |
It's going to be backed by the United States, by the Treasury, under a non-fern situation. | |
It's not gonna, it's gonna be solid money. | |
It's not gonna be a dead instrument. | |
So it's gonna have the same characteristics as silver and gold relative to its issuance because it'll probably be silver and gold, um, minted mined, etc. | |
etc. | |
Uh, and for some time we will have trained ourselves to, in this gap period, when before the dollar comes into existence again, we will train ourselves on silver and gold money because we'll be using all of the um walking liberties and all of these kind of things as we've that we purchased over the years and putting those out into the economy as those of us that have bought the silver use it to s to spend out and buy things during this period of time. | |
And that's how an economy gets moving, is that some people have it and they use it and it goes into other hands and they use it and so on and so on. | |
So it's not a system, right? | |
It is an organic um aspect of our reality. | |
And so we won't have a system for some time. | |
And then they will come back in and they'll start making the dollar. | |
And at that point, we'll have a dollar that will be representative of gold and silver to some degree, and it will have a value that will be ri relative to them, and well it will show the same effect relative to them as the they do to the ferns. | |
So we may have them issue a a new dollar at the uh say they issued a dollar in December of next year, we reconstitute the treasury, um, and uh after the the peak of the crescendo of the information war continues through 2022, and we we start issuing a dollar at the end of next year. | |
Uh we may find at that point that our dollar maybe we'll make it out of gold, maybe we'll make it out of silver, I don't know, it doesn't matter. | |
Maybe we'll make 20 dollar gold pieces, the denomination is immaterial. | |
We may find at that point that they're issuing a dollar, and it might be that um if if there's because of the price of silver relative to uh Bitcoin, maybe we'll find that a bitcoin is worth, you know, uh let's see. | |
Let's say that we had an ounce of gold worth 23,000, then we might find a Bitcoin would at 230,000 is worth 10 ounces of gold. | |
We may find that a bitcoin uh therefore uh would be if we're gonna value that as a um 20 dollar gold piece, uh so then it might be worth uh 200 dollars, okay, because 20 ounces of gold might be the value of 200 then, and then the new reconstituted dollars. | |
So it's gonna just be this wacky, and then those dollars would buy you know uh the 230,000 dollars worth of ferns if you wanted to put your money into ferns, because we're no longer going to be obligated to deal with these fuckers here and their system, and that whole thing is the system itself is coming down, and this is what's going to arise up in its place, is this uh system based around the dollar. | |
So when Trump says he supports the dollar, don't think that he supports these fuckers, okay? | |
He's not. | |
Uh in fact, I have reason to suspect that he does not like these fuckers at all, and that he understands the need for uh sound money and uh where that takes us, okay. | |
Now, there's other aspects of this relative to the uh old data, and that that is that during this period of time in the old data sets, we were shown the United States, North America was shown transiting from the allopathic medical system ultimately becoming a source for organic uh high quality um plant-based uh medical system extracts and and other biomechanicals or | |
biomoleculars here in North America. | |
In other words, a new form of health care, a new form of um medical. | |
Okay, so this again is why you cannot take what Trump says at face value. | |
Okay, so he's seen in this um uh video with uh Bill O'Reilly, and they're sitting there, and he's saying, you know, you guys did it, you you saved hundreds of millions, yeah. | |
I think he said tens of millions of lives. | |
He's not uh anybody that exaggerates, okay. | |
I think it's closer to hundreds of millions, but anyway, so we'll just say that we'll take his more conservative figure of tens of millions, and he's saying, okay, you guys did it. | |
You saved tens of millions of people uh with this thing about the vaccine. | |
And everybody in the audience is going, well, you nutjob, none of us fuckers are taking that vaccine. | |
Um, you know, what's up with you? | |
Why are you touting on this and that sort of thing, right? | |
And then O'Reilly says, have you taken the booster? | |
And he said he had, and so on. | |
Now, there's a couple of things there. | |
Uh, he is correct, because we did not have this extended 10-year lockdown from uh 2020 out to 2030. | |
We didn't have that lockdown, so we did not lose the 468 million people globally that they thought would die in that period of time. | |
Uh that was part of their it's not it's hard work to kill 13 out of 14 people on this planet, and that's their goal, the globalists I mean. | |
Okay, so it's really fucking hard work. | |
You've got to have a good plan. | |
Their plans fall into shit because it was a shit plan, and because people got wind of it, they know how it works, and they're doing things to, and these people, the globalists are really very stupid, they don't have much in the way of they're clever, they're not intelligent or smart. | |
Anyway, so Trump saved 468 million people by cutting off this 10-year lockdown, all right? | |
And so we only lost what we lost. | |
And and then there are people that are taking the vaccines and they're saying uh other people that are that know what's in them and this kind of thing, and suspect that it's all a uh plot on the part of the globalists or saying, you know, Trump, how can you do this and so on? | |
And you have to understand the position he's in. | |
Because he's got to maneuver to uh different uh groups to a convergence, okay? | |
And you know that we're all very different from the progressives, we're all very different from the um all the woo people, right? | |
And we're all very different, and even the conservatives, we're very different from all of those. | |
We're a small subset of of what he's got to do. | |
And so here we have Trump. | |
And here is the normies. | |
And over here is um the woo people, and then we're just a small subset in the larger mass developing mass of let's just call them um conservatives. | |
All right, and so we had a social order that was maneuvered in the thinking of itself this way, where everybody is leftist by default because of the media. | |
Just because you get so much of that shit through the schools and everything all your life, you just end up with this generalized what we would think of as um uh you know the liberal uh democracy leftist bent, right? | |
And that's just the description that the media would provide to the social orders that we all felt that that was the nature of the social order. | |
So if you were a conservative, you felt you were living in a leftist environment, and however much conservative you were reflected how you saw the movements here. | |
But now we see that the leftists have moved to the extreme left and they're keeping going and they're ending up with communism, and that shocked a lot of the normies, and Trump has been part of engineering this such that the normies bleed over into the conservatives, right? | |
Uh here. | |
So that we end up with this merging uh of the two spheres or two types of thinking. | |
As we go forward, uh he's trying to engineer all of this around or into the the what the data used to call the Americana revival. | |
Now, as Trump engineers this, he's got to also deal with all this COVID shit. | |
And so the normies have been inculcated to the point where they are so pro-fucking vax that they know that this is the vaccines are the greatest thing ever, blah, blah, blah. | |
They're giving 72 of the fuckers to their children. | |
So you see how brainwashed they are, right? | |
So Trump has to balance a certain thing. | |
He cannot do what happened with HCQ. | |
He came out, got COVID, and he said he took HCQ. | |
He has referred to HCQ as a vaccine, which it is, especially now that they've changed the definition for a vaccine. | |
So when he says he's taken the vaccine in the booster shot, he may not be taking anything that requires an injection that way, right? | |
Or he may be taking monoclonal antibodies, which are also a vaccine. | |
But he was referring to, he was telling all these people, don't in the audience, uh don't let them take that away from you. | |
You know, understand what you did. | |
You did a great thing. | |
And he's correct. | |
We've saved hundreds of millions of people, in my estimation, he says tens of millions of people by uh short-circuiting this lockdown, and now we're into the open warfare part of it, and the globalists were not prepared for that. | |
And this is why they're fucking freaking. | |
And this is why they're so demanding and all their mandates and all of that, right? | |
It's a sign of their weakness. | |
Because Trump is short-circuiting their moral claim to authority by showing how batshit crazy uh all the vaccine shit is, and this is what he is looking for in response from his audience. | |
Okay, so the first few times that he did the um mentions the vaccine to a various audience, let's just use three. | |
Uh here he gets um uh shock and uh scattered uh booze, okay. | |
Uh this was back um, let's just say the beginning of 2021. | |
I I don't remember the the time. | |
Then, like maybe in April or so, uh, he mentions them again. | |
It's not shock, he gets a lot of booze, right? | |
And then um some uh some hesitation. | |
So there's some part of the audience that that is uh uh that is reluctant to consider to that still is curious, let's just put it that way, curious as to why he's saying these things. | |
Right? | |
Uh why is Trump supporting the vaccines when everybody else in the in the um or or the consensus appears within the truth movement that the vaccines are bad and killing people and so on and so on, and we have evidence of that. | |
Why is Trump supporting them? | |
Bear in mind he he's treading this line here where he does not want to create a hydro uh HCQ issue. | |
He says he used HCQ in the beginning it and when he got his COVID, and the media stomps on him and it eliminates the HCQ. | |
It so polluted the minds of everybody that they couldn't take it. | |
Uh that they were saying, oh my god, HCQ will you know erode your liver liver and and eat your dick away, right? | |
Oh my god, don't take this stuff. | |
And they and that you know, people are eating uh you know aquarium stuff or whatever it was, right? | |
So anyway, um he got a lot of booze in the middle of it. | |
So there was a change between these two occurrences to the point where uh the booze, the uh very large majority of people here now started to recognize vaccine is bad. | |
Now they don't translate that to Trump is bad, they just say, Trump, huh? | |
What's going on, dude? | |
Uh aren't you with the people? | |
And he keeps maintaining his position. | |
And so he's come out recently and said, Look, you guys did great, and so on. | |
There's been a couple of other episodes of of uh vaccine-related stuff that he's um made mention of, and the amount of booze just keeps rising, but it drops quick. | |
They don't the the audience is more questioning, they're not um tainting him with the statements about the vaccine. | |
So uh now, when he's coming on out, he's changed what he's saying. | |
So he's saying, you people need to understand. | |
Don't let them take this away from you. | |
Now he's looking for a particular response. | |
Again, so he's changed the message, but he's still getting the boos about the vaccine. | |
But now there's even more curiosity. | |
It's like, what the fuck is he talking about? | |
And so a lot of people are not they take him at face value and they're not understanding what he's saying because the left takes him at face value. | |
They think he's serious in a particular context and interpretation on what he's saying, and so they're not reading him correctly. | |
But if you understand Trump, you know exactly what he's saying. | |
So he is saying, in spite of all the boos here, now I'm keep pointing this out in a second, I'll tell you why. | |
He's saying in in the most recent statements, you saved, you changed, you were part of this war. | |
You guys altered the course of this war by your reactions and what you've done. | |
And and this is a good thing. | |
Accept it, own it, and take pride in it. | |
Don't let them take it away from you. | |
Uh, because that's what they're going to try and do in this next thing. | |
So he's giving you a warning. | |
He's telling you to to, you've had a great victory. | |
You know, understand your great victory. | |
Uh you just don't know it yet, right? | |
A lot of these people don't know it yet. | |
So that's what he's looking for here. | |
He expects this part of it, the curiosity. | |
What what? | |
But he's looking for this to overwhelm that, and then to have a point where I'm I'm suspecting. | |
Okay, so I'll I'll do some um guessing here. | |
This is not a forecast because I don't have any data or anything for it. | |
I'm suspecting that the evolution of where he's headed is part of his own calculations on sampling where the the his base is and populace is in their level of awareness. | |
Okay, how awake are these people? | |
So I'm thinking that the next time he talks about the vax, he will reference the uh mortality rate, just as he did here, if we had not had the vax. | |
And he's looking for a situation where there will be very, very, very few boos, mass amount of curiosity, and some um acknowledgement, some hurrahs, right? | |
That kind of thing. | |
Uh because his audience will have grasped, a bunch of them will have grasped what has been going on and what has actually happened and where we are at. | |
And so this is gonna shock the left. | |
This is gonna freak them fucking out because they don't grasp what he's trying to communicate. | |
And it'll shock a lot of the conservatives too, who are lagging behind, who are slow adopters, um, who really don't get what's going on, and that and that we're at the this point in the war. | |
I suspect that when this this episode happens, we will be very, very, very, very close to the war uh coming out totally in the open. | |
Uh so that that we'll be discussing things radically different from that point forward, just on the other side of this. | |
And I think he's using the response he gets from the the crowds here to gauge uh how much of his his base is aware. | |
And at some point, when he starts using a feedback loop in his language with this part of the crowd right here, that part of the crowd, or excuse me, this part of the crowd right here, this part of the crowd here, the even those few people that are saying, Yay, yay, we did it, hooray, hooray, clap, clap, clap, clap, clap, because they grasp it. | |
Maybe it'll take ten of them. | |
It won't take very many. | |
And people will just say, What the fuck? | |
And then from that point on, from that next point on, this this crowd here will grow gigantically, because they'll clue in all those people that are saying, What the fuck is going on? | |
And they'll be looking for that answer. | |
And these people will have it. | |
All right, they'll understand that the social engineering that Trump's using this as a feedback loop in his own progress, in the progress of the SOC in terms of educating people, and and this kind of thing, right? | |
And so this will be my temporal marker for when the next set of events is going to occur relative to the outbreak, so to speak, of the knowledge of the war within the Normies. | |
Which is going to be, as I say, coincident with going through the chondrachtiff wave into the crack-up boom. | |
So all that shit will be happening at the same time. | |
Maybe it'll happen before spring. | |
So maybe it'll happen over the next three months. | |
That would be a decent guess on the timing. | |
We have had some data sets saying that we're coming into some really emotional period of time, right? | |
And so, anyway, so the vaccine, the drugs, all of that stuff. | |
All right, so now, as part of the quack-up period of time, I've got to reference something here, right? | |
And so you're going to see that there's people out there that are going to be saying, oh, okay, I've got this. | |
I've discovered this new, or this old cancer cure and stuff like that. | |
So we're going to have people saying that, touting different kinds of medicines. | |
We're in the process, in our quack-up boom, of the quacks, the allopaths, that whole system breaking down. | |
The data sets had had North America becoming a very organic, very prized area for growing things, low pollution, all different kinds of changes as a result of this period that we're going through. | |
Anyway, so there is a known cancer cure. | |
It works on all, as far as I know, it works on all forms of tumors. | |
It is, so it doesn't work on those kinds of cancers that would be systemic, in the sense of, you know, like leukemia, those kind of things, right? | |
It does work on any tumor-based cancer, but the problem is you can't get it. | |
I've discovered it. | |
I came across it. | |
I explored a near alternative for six months intensely and have come up with some ideas, and I'll explain them right here now really quickly as part of our quack-up boom. | |
So our medicine system is changing. | |
As our medicine system changes, which we're now seeing the hospitals start to be sold, and the frontline doctors are coming out with something different, an entirely different, non-globalist-controlled hospital system. | |
And so maybe they're going to get into it. | |
So you're going to see these people coming on up and saying, well, we've got this cancer cure, and we've got this other cancer cure. | |
And the thing is, we have a cancer cure now, and it was discovered by this guy, Yamamoto. | |
And it's MAF, okay? | |
And this is macrophage activation factor. | |
Now, you have macrophages in your body. | |
cells right these are the hunter killer cells that go and clean up all of the crap that you encounter in your environment and keep your machine working so they're like the scrubbing part of your you know um the little scrubbing bubbles in your system they clean you out macrophage activating factor is um a discovery by this guy Dr. Yamamoto Dr. Yamamoto did some experiments with humans uh and he said you can get uh give | |
vast quantities of cancer cells flood a human with cancer cells even in their advanced age in their 80s and if they've got enough macrophages they're they're good macrophages are a big part of the immune system and they can just go and eat a tumor up and you'll just shit them right out of your system. | |
And sure enough it worked he would have uh he'd give people math he'd give them this activating factor and they would their macrophages would just plump way the hell up and they'd go and eat all the cancers out right and all kinds of other disease right they would uh they're not good on some things like conditions like diabetes but the the macrophages work for for basically any kind of a disease condition that arises from a tumor or an object in the form of bacteria or something that shouldn't be in your system where it is. | |
Macrophages work in between the cells. | |
They clean up all the crap in between the cells, which you need. | |
If you have a high level of vitamin C, you support the macrophages because that provides you good intercellular cement so stuff doesn't get in there, so they're not overwhelmed. | |
So yet you can do things to support them. | |
He came up with a system where he could activate them. | |
The macrophage activation factor turns out, lo and behold, can also be called V D PAF, okay? | |
And this macrophage activation factor comes from vitamin DI uh binding, it's V V B, excuse me. | |
Or DB, sorry, it's DB. | |
So DBP. | |
Okay, so it's vitamin D binding proteins. | |
Uh so math, this activation factor actually comes, arises from the same source as vitamin D. So you can get math out of uh buttermilk. | |
Uh it's not really the way to do it. | |
Um, and I'll explain that in a second. | |
But but the the vitamin D binding protein um is a form of a math that activates all of the macrophages in your system to the point where your system could, if you took some of this stuff, you could your system would overwhelm cancer and you'd be done with it. | |
Just eat it up. | |
If it were tumor based. | |
So you can get it out of buttermilk. | |
You'd have to have vast quantities of buttermilk, and you'd really have to know what the hell you're doing. | |
There were some people, all right. | |
So it works, it was available, uh, they were using it in England and a couple of other places, and then the global pharmaceutical business shut them down because it went after the 400 billion or two trillion or whatever the fuck it is, uh billion dollar industry of treating cancer, which everybody does very badly. | |
They kill the patients and then they take all their money. | |
That's basically how they treat cancers. | |
They kill the patients and take all their money. | |
Um, but this cured cancer. | |
Okay, so math cured cancer with your own immune system. | |
And as I say, cured all kinds of other diseases, and so they shut it down. | |
In my research, which I I took a form of this for six months, and it was useless. | |
Okay, and that was GC Math GC, which is glycoprotein mactivation uh macrophage activating factor. | |
I took a form of that for six months, and they they derive that, they make it into a special yogurt. | |
It is a special yogurt, you get some small benefit out of it, but you don't get any math benefit out of it. | |
It it may increase your macrophages to some small extent, but not enough to in any way alter any kind of cancer you've got in you, nor do I believe it is a prophylactic. | |
So I stopped it. | |
And I took down a video I had about it. | |
It's just no point in getting people excited about it because you can't get it anymore. | |
The only form of MAF that was in any way effective was injectable. | |
And this guy would give you just little tiny amounts of it. | |
And I'm talking, you know, um, far less than you get in these vaccines. | |
You're we're talking about um I think sub-microgram level of it. | |
And uh it'd flood your body, and it was sort of like a stem cell thing in terms of it would just flood your body and you'd and you're you'd go through a day or so of detoxing and the tumor would be eroded and off you would go. | |
And it worked, and so on, Yamamoto's life, you can go and look at it, uh, Dr. Yamamoto and look at all of the history about all of this, and and we find that uh they shut it down. | |
They they shut down these places in England that were making it. | |
It was truly a uh a cancer industry killer, okay, because it killed cancer itself. | |
And so the um, and so we're left after that. | |
We understand that there are uh cures for cancer. | |
If now, the good news is that if you start looking now, that um in the PubMed and these kinds of places for math, you'll find that there's studies on it, that there's a lot of studies going on on about it. | |
You know, 40 years after we get into it and should have had it on the shelf, and everybody should just be able to get it and inject themselves and be done with it, um, because it's so small, or maybe even just you know, rub it in with a rough patch on your skin and uh get that effect. | |
And now they're still starting, and now they're just now starting to investigate it and discovering the same thing that Yamamoto discovered all those years back, and that we know it works on tumors. | |
Doesn't work on the non-tumorous cancers. | |
There's a lot of stuff that is that way. | |
But anyway, so it is feasible that as part of this new emergence in the sci-fi world and as part of the reemergence of a new hospital system within the dying of the old hospital system, as all the old hospital system crashes, | |
that we might get true cancer effects and positive effects from a very minimally invasive, hard to do, hardly anything involved, you know, one little shot a week kind of a deal, if you have a serious tumor that has to be eroded over a longer time. | |
Anyway, so here's the thing about this, though, all right? | |
One of the reasons to bring it up. | |
There is something you can do now. | |
Because in this the scientist Yamamoto even discovered this way back when, that the macrophage activating factor uh can overwhelm any cancer in your body. | |
So what does cancer do? | |
It produces a substance called naugalase. | |
Nogalase inhibits, it inhibits the body's ability to produce macrophages. | |
So when you're in when you have a lot of nogalase uh in your blood, uh it means you're actively under attack by the cancer. | |
Usually you're entering into the last phases of it when it overwhelms the ability to produce any macrophages, and you die of some other opportunistic infection. | |
That's usually what kills people with cancer out in the wild, so to speak, right? | |
Uh you get stomach cancer in so in the 1920s and 30s, you wouldn't die of the stomach cancer. | |
You would, once the naugalase flooded your system and you could no longer produce any kind of uh effective immune response to anything, you would die of an opportunistic infection. | |
And so many cancer deaths, because stomach cancer was so prevalent in the 20s and 30s, many cancer deaths were recorded as cholera and all these other kind of um inappropriate labels to their their situation if they were found dead. | |
And um so um anyway, so now the naugalaze can be you can go and get a nogalase test, and you can find out if that's if that's uh rising in you. | |
I find it curious, by the way, that naga is a word for dragon in um Indonesian and snake in Hindi. | |
So it's just just really interesting, right? | |
Um but anyway, so the nogalase inhibits the math so that the cancer can take over. | |
That's really what's going on. | |
Um zinc, also, by the way, inhibits nogalase. | |
It prevents nogalase from uh actively being put out by a cancerous tumor. | |
So if you got a tumor in you, it's starting to go up, but you maintain your zinc, you will be combating its ability to suppress the math, so you may be giving the math a chance to get at the tumor. | |
Uh it's a very complicated uh arrangement. | |
It's not easy. | |
This is why there is no such thing as the medbeds, and we're not going to be able to energetically do this for some period of time. | |
We don't know shit about how our own bodies work, and we're just really discovering it all. | |
Anyway, though, we do have the the um uh potential that over the next few years we'll get adult about it and start uh going back to Yamamoto's work and picking up on the math and um uh seeing what we can do there. | |
But the GC math, any of the yogurt stuff, you can just forget it. | |
It's a waste of money, it's not ever going to do anything for you, there's absolutely no effect. | |
Uh you're far better off if you've got a tumor of dealing with it, um having it debulked, having it cut out of you, and then use fenbin, fenbendazol, uh, which you can get as fenbendazol for humans off Amazon. | |
It's produced by FenBin Labs, uh, and know it's more than 7% pure. | |
That's a uh rumor from their competition or the deep state that wanted to derail it. | |
Uh but uh fen ben is also an antiparasitic and it's also antiviral, antifungal, and all these other things as well. | |
So it's worth taking uh as a prophylactic to get rid of cancer cells once your body knows how to produce them. | |
And you can turn that off, by the way, the ability of your body to produce cancer cells if you get math going enough to the point where it corrodes that actual production as they're going through it. | |
So anyway, so that's our quackup boom. | |
Um we've got a lot of shit about to pop. | |
Okay. | |
So understand now. | |
Understand, from this point forward, don't accept anything Trump says without thinking about it. | |
Without thinking about the individual words and seeing it from his viewpoint as a member of the SOC and what he's trying to communicate. | |
These are like encoded messages, right? | |
These are like get your uh your your little decoder ring activated and get your oval teen and sit down there and write it out and think about what the fuck he's saying, because it is non-obvious and very important. | |
So anyway, sorry guys. | |
Uh I just get pissed about people for not cluing in to the fact that language is very important to Trump. | |
I mean, like uh uh maybe even um the supreme uh um uh uh element of his aspect of his presentation is precise control uh at a level that I find just staggering, right? | |
Difficult. | |
You know me, I go wandering off and that kind of shit. | |
Imagine if Trump did that kind of shit. | |
So he's obviously not a woo guy, but he's speaking to us. | |
He knows we're out there. | |
I kid you not. | |
Even the military does. | |
Then we're gonna have to get into that later. | |
I gotta go and get my bread in the oven. |