Clif High - Shadowland - Part 1

Nov. 4, 2022 - Clif High

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Shadowland - Part 1

description of Big Ugly, timing & the Shadowland that will follow. Vid ends abruptly. Electrical fault. Will pick up the narrative in part 2 https://purebulk.com/products/clif-highs-pure-sleep

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	Hello humans.
	Hello humans.
	Hell of a time, eh?
	There we go.
	Well there.
	Having to redo my office out here, boy.
	rain.
	Anyway, um.
	Having to do redo my office.
	And uh we're getting a little bit more professional about it.
	Pure sleep in a little pyramid instead of the pile of sacks.
	Um anyway, also wanted to mention that uh Ken uh Swartz at uh Schwartz at um C60 Purple Power has put C60, a full dose, into gummies.
	Uh so if you're a fan of gummies, these are great, right?
	Uh it's easily measured, you don't have to mess with chugging the oil and the whole thing.
	Never dawned on me, and he's quite correct.
	He may mention that, oh hey, you know, a lot of people have trouble just swinging down uh oil.
	And it's like, well, yeah, now that you mention it, that's that's probably a legit concern.
	So um C60 in uh tart cherry gummies, uh really fucking good idea, you know.
	Uh anyway, though, so no good for me because of the gut cancer, but for for most normal people.
	So I'm having to redo the office, having to, now that we're into the big ugly, let me swivel a bit.
	Uh I'm having to um formalize the absolute fact that uh we're dealing with uh crutted up I think that'll probably do there something like that, crudded up um uh supply chains for uh years, maybe decades.
	Who knows?
	Uh I it doesn't have to be that way.
	Uh there a lot of it is gonna be uh political.
	I say decades because we could have a uh cascading kind of a thing, uh where for instance we're no sooner getting our shit together here in uh uh USA land, and uh at the same time maybe China goes to hell and their production,
	and so at that point it's like anybody's um guess as to when they might come back online, even if we had distribution systems effectively set up to deal with moving stuff over from China uh two or three years from now, uh it may not be uh a feasible feasible situation that way anyway.
	So we're now coming into this period of time when we're in it, um, of increasing risk everywhere.
	Not only the assholes shouting nuke nuke nuke, let's nuke them, let's nuke them, you know, all that kind of crap.
	Um but just the generalized breakdown as we go into uh effectively what's gonna be a solar uh minimum.
	How much of a minimum is indeterminate, we may be able to judge uh appropriately in like around 2040, 2041, somewhere in there, uh, but at this point it remains a um something of a mystery as to how it's going to uh play out here.
	We've got a number of things going on, obviously, everywhere, and uh people are reacting.
	We've got a bunch of uh major themes erupting in the uh social order in terms of uh how people are going to be dealing with what's arisen in the last couple of years.
	So now we have the um uh the crime aspect of the hoax about COVID.
	Now, so this is where it gets real complicated.
	I don't want to spend a lot of time, but in uh 2016, uh Falky's number one dude bragged that they were just at that point successful in joining the spike protein to uh the coronavirus.
	So they actually created a virus that they called COVID, but they they it wasn't effective, humans are not that susceptible, and so they had to create the the fake pandemic, and so that's where the hoax part comes in, and this is all a crime.
	And then there's ancillary crimes that come off of that.
	How much of this is that's how much of this will ever be investigated is is in my mind open to question.
	The reason that that is we're gonna be investigating it, people are gonna be taking depositions from Falky, all of this kind of stuff, right?
	But this is a process that can take years, and I don't think we're going to have years uh to which we will be able to put resources to this kind of effort because of what's going to occur uh as a result of our encounter with the big ugly.
	And I'm pretty sure that we're there now.
	That indeed um so our experience with the big ugly is gonna not resemble the regular pig in a python kind of uh uh distribution curve.
	All right, it's gonna be for the same time period uh elapsed, whatever that may be, it's gonna be more of a um a sparking event where there will be this this kind of like build and then go off like that, right?
	And uh I we're not there, we're in in this area here somewhere uh at the moment, and we have yet to experience this.
	This is the the big ugly, right?
	And um during this period of time, uh the social order is gonna take big hits in the sense that order itself will be disturbed.
	Um during this period of time, we're gonna have that that uh disturbance uh spread out, ripple out through everything.
	The reason that that's going to happen is the following.
	I'm gonna move this.
	Okay, so we live in a system, however you may conceive of it, that can be uh relatively um accurately but and easily described as centering around central banks that have taken over the whole planet.
	Now, we can also call these central banks the Cazarian mafia because the central bank is their idea and they promote these central banks through warfare.
	And these central banks create money out of nothing, and they count on having a giant income stream as a result of this scheme.
	So these guys are basically at the bottom of this uh vortex, the central bank and the Cazarian mafia.
	And this vortex is all of the wealth of the planet coming in.
	And all of the wealth of the planet comes in and they thieve off a vast amount of it.
	20% to 40% is a reasonable explanation or a reasonable expectation of what they're actually thieving off.
	The way they do it is that they have these little spigots that come out the bottom of this, that they feed out their fake money in varying funnel-like manner, in a concentric circle thing.
	So, and then these might be the banks or the bullion banks and the crooked politicians, right?
	The crooks that are tied to the Cazarian mafia that that worship them and go along with all their shit and support it because they're getting money from uh uh the system.
	So vast amounts pour in here, the Cazarian mafia rips off this amount of it, and some small fraction of that gets let out to their the rest of their crooks who who prop up and propagate the system, and it just keeps going on out in these concentric rings.
	But you'll notice something, and as you get out to the final rings where we live, right?
	We the people, we the people living way the hell out here are tied to that, and we supply the input to that funnel.
	And so uh these are these are you know, they don't Produce anything, they're they uh have no real wealth of their own, they're not particularly industrious, they're not particularly smart, they are just very, very, very manipulative, and they've been doing this scam over and over and over and over and over again for a long time, and they've gotten good at it.
	Uh, but um now that generations are uh cooperating with time, we're waking up to it, and their scam is breaking down, and that's what's causing the big ugly.
	What's causing the big ugly is that that there's no war or anything to wipe out our collective memory from we the people to start the system over again with the next generation.
	Uh a lot of the normies are gonna freak when we start getting into some of the really deep uh conspiracy shit, right?
	Uh the orphan trains that went through the United States um in the 1800s.
	Thousands, tens of thousands of orphans on trains being taken into the Midwest, into the far west, such as it existed, and the trains would stop and people would come and they'd say, Well, I'll take that one, that one, and that one.
	Anyway, so uh the history is not what you've been told, and a lot of this stuff is going to be coming on out in the near future.
	And um as it comes out, your understanding of these states united on the American continent is going to change.
	Uh you, the normies, right?
	Most of us guys, it's like we're so fucking bad shit crazy, it wouldn't matter if we change, no one could understand.
	They'd never see us change, right?
	Um anyway, we won't go into any of that.
	But so um, so real history is going to start coming out.
	It's gonna be be very disturbing to a lot of people.
	Uh this is part of the crash because the as I was saying in some of my uh Substack audios, as the crash goes down, we lose the ability to bribe people and people that once were bribed and having no income now to live, you know, they were they were uh fat,
	dumb and happy on the bribes, living good, living the high life, and then hey, all of a sudden it just dries up and they got nothing and they got to do something, and well, damn, I'm gonna go in into the office and the office is a deep hole in the ground, and they're gonna grab a device and go and sell it.
	So they'll go out on online probably and say, hey guys, I got me um, you know, an alien replicator unit that we haven't quite figured out, and it does this, that, and the other thing, and I want 16 million dollars for it.
	And uh, and shit like that's gonna happen.
	I haunt the the deep web looking for those kinds of things.
	There's a couple of um, I won't say semi-reliable, okay.
	The the the level of reliability of these individuals is unknown.
	Uh they have had some success in the past in order to generate a reputation.
	These are people on the the dark web, um, the uh the other side of the internet, so to speak, uh the Tor network.
	And they um there's a few sites where they've had some success in or at least the point of getting a reputation that they did deliver in some uh rather uh interesting circumstances.
	So we'll we'll see what develops, but I expect this to occur over these it won't it won't happen right away, okay.
	So our encounter with the big ugly, going back to our our uh peak experience kind of thing, right?
	Where it it rushes you up and then you peek up here and then it's down, right?
	Okay, so this whole thing right here, and we'll just call it right there, that period right there might be from now through, say, uh June or July of next year.
	And uh this is assuming uh some things, this is a there's some big assumptions here.
	Let me see if I can angle that a bit better.
	There we go.
	Okay, so there's some big assumptions in this uh in this drawing about this period of time.
	And those assumptions relate to the uh self-organizing collective, they relate to uh Trump, they relate to uh the elections we're having now, all different kinds of things that I'm I'm basically assuming are gonna go a particular way.
	So this is my assumptions, people.
	I could be totally wrong in this period of time might extend out until 2024 or 2025.
	Uh the big ugly, I mean.
	Um depending on how shit goes.
	If If we have certain um uh you know fortuitous con uh confluence of events, then this need only be uh about seven or eight months in total span, uh maybe a year.
	Uh so you know, I mean it's gonna depend on where you're at and the local environment, how much you're gonna feel of it, etc.
	etc.
	etc.
	But um so our experience of the big ugly here, we may have our plot this.
	All right, so uh people lose losing their income streams, right?
	They're they're close to the funnel, they work for the deep projects, this sort of shit, uh, and they uh they get basically any kind of money or gear they want just by asking for it.
	This happens for years, and then all of a sudden it dries up because the social order above ground from them, because these are the underground bunker guys, um uh the social order above them is all chaotic, there's no money flowing in, the whole system breaks down, and these guys are looking around like a you know, a gopher suddenly popping his head up saying, 'Hey, is it daylight?
	What's going on?' And um, and so for them, uh, the sharpness of this experience is very rapid and very sharp.
	That is, they peak right away because like within three days of not having that check being able to cash, they don't have any ability to pay rent, they they um don't have uh uh food, you know, this kind of thing, right?
	The wife's on their case, the the kids are screaming because they've got no whatever the hell, and uh, you know, the guy who used to spend his days working in the in the hole in the ground now has to uh stand up, man up, and get some shit done.
	And so this in the in the Soviet Union, this period of time right here on the big ugly, once the big ugly peaked, like right there, they started having the nuke bombs kind of stuff uh rumored being sold, all of this high-tech stuff being sold within days.
	Because bear in mind, this guy working in the deep hole in the ground, he's not necessarily a prepper, he's not necessarily um uh got an understanding of what's going on in the greater world around him, even if his wife does, they may not have the adequate preparations to go weeks without money.
	And that's what people had to do in this period of time in the Soviet Union, and it was horrific, and it and it led to a very uh greatly um increased death rate.
	So um, okay, so there's a lot of uh hatred uh for Russia from the Kazarian Mafia.
	So anything you've ever heard about Russia being uh bad relative to the um West, you better rethink that as we go forward because all of that's propaganda from your common enemy with Russia, which is the Kazarian Mafia.
	But anyway, so I'm assuming that we'll go through this shit here, and it'll start tapering off somewhere around June or July, and then it'll go for decades, right?
	We're gonna go for decades dealing with this stuff.
	And this isn't talking about revealings or the amount of information coming out because that would be an entirely opposite curve.
	Um the amount of information coming out during this period of time is likely to us be very, very, very staggering.
	It'll so the information flow would be very huge, all different kinds of shit we don't know about, it's just driving us that crazy.
	So this amount of information drove us that crazy.
	This amount of information about how the central bank has fucked us all and and all this other stuff drove us that crazy.
	This is the emotional response.
	That's gonna go on for decades as we sort through all of this, but the information kind of stuff coming on out is gonna look more like that.
	Right?
	And we'll we'll cross here and at the point of crossing, which might be out a year from now, two years from now, when we've got um officialdom, what we reconstitute as officialdom, digging into the shit and actually acting as a funnel to put this stuff out.
	Because a lot of it's just gonna sit there when people walk away from it.
	And they'll walk away from it in this period of time when they're not getting paid to take care of that shit anymore.
	Uh so this is the route that that's gonna go.
	Absent space aliens showing up in this period of time here, which is if they do show up in this period of time here, I would peg it right to the Cazarian Mafia, because they need something of that magnitude to overcome this relative to the central bank collapse.
	Because the central banks are collapsing now.
	And here's the here is a potential scenario, okay, a potential scenario.
	And the potential scenario would be that the magnitude of derivatives is such that when the central bank's derivatives collapses, and that it's all ephemeral, it's all just notations on computers and a few signatures here and there.
	And when that collapses, it could collapse extremely rapidly, go poof very rapidly, and we would have a situation where all of a sudden physical species, physical um uh money, uh, you know, dollar bill kind of crap, right, uh might gain in purchasing power for a very brief period of time as we try and reconcile.
	So we saw that in the 1930s.
	Uh we saw it in two forms.
	Um, or I can give you three examples that are pretty good.
	All right, so uh in the 1930s, after the bond crash, in that period of 1932 to 1933, which resembled this relative to the emotional outpouring as the bonds died and then the effect on the fake money, easy money stream.
	We saw a situation where money so dried up and credit dried up and there was no business activity per se that individuals needing money sold things in um uh at publicly at uh interesting in interesting ways in order to um uh gain cash.
	When they did so, it it became public because of the nature of the transaction.
	So we have the guy with the with the Bentley uh car that he'd imported from England, it was like $25,000 in 1929 when he brought it over, and he sold it in 1932, I believe, or it could have been early 33, but he there was a picture of him in um out in front of the the Wall Street uh out in front of um stock exchange with the Bentley with the new new buyer, and the buyer had bought it for a stack of silver coins.
	Uh, I think there were 20 silver coins there.
	And so the crash had been that bad that this guy was willing to exchange this Bentley, which was costing him money and and so on, and and he didn't obviously needed money desperately, uh, for a stack of silver coins.
	And so that was a good example.
	Then there was the example of the former Bell Boy in California that bought the hotel he used to work in for uh bought the whole hotel.
	It was not operational, it had gone bust in in 1931, and then the owner finally sold it to him in 1933 for a single um gold piece.
	The the piece of gold though was somewhat unique.
	It was not it was a um not an American uh currency gold piece, it was a private mint gold piece, and would have been thought of as like a $50 gold piece when most gold, a single ounce, uh, was um $20 uh prior to the great crash, right?
	Prior to the bond crash, and then from that point on they revalued it to $35 in order to try and get inflation back into the system because everything was deflating.
	We see this deflation in the form of the Bentley purchase.
	We see the deflation in the form of buying a four-story hotel uh near the beach in a California town for two and a half ounces of gold uh that you had received as a tip, by the way.
	When you worked there years earlier, decades earlier, you worked there as a bell boy, and you got this as a tip from a uh big spending Alaska guy as a result of the Alaska Gold Rush.
	Uh anyway, so the third example is a bar, and I think the bar was in I'll say the east side of New York.
	I don't don't know the location.
	I think the bar is still existent now, but I don't I I'd have to go and look and so on.
	But anyway, the bar in 1933 changed hands, um, and it changed hands for 100 dollars, uh, actual 100 dollars in uh uh silver, and you know, so uh legit 100 silver uh US dollars uh a stack of silver and the guy didn't buy the building for that but what he bought was the bar all the contents you know the goodwill the fact that the bar had been going for who knows how long you know maybe 20 years 30
	at that point.
	And in New York, it was important you had all of the licenses and everything to run the bar, even though, you know, we're not really in a situation where, you know, well, I guess alcohol was a concern in the 30s because people weren't working and so on, and they needed something to occupy their mind.
	So they drink a lot, I guess.
	I don't know.
	Anyway, he thought it was a good purchase.
	And I read about this...
	the bar issue thing in a um article from the 50s or 60s where they were talking about the bar itself and its history and it was just interesting that he'd purchased it for that little money because at the time it was probably uh you know just before the bond crash maybe even even after 1929 just before the bond crash that bar might have been worth uh 10 or 20 or 30 thousand dollars as a going concern.
	I have no way of ascertaining the inventory, the value of it or any of that.
	I just know that the the the delta between his hundred dollar purchase in silver coins and the value of that bar just a couple of years back in the in the time frame was pretty staggering.
	And so this period of time is what causes those sorts of radical schisms within the social order where all of a sudden value is upended as is our relationship to it within the social order.
	So, if you were my age, you experienced that schism when in the 50s or 60s you would go to your parents and say, you know, can we have XYZ or can I go buy XYZ with the money I'd made mowing lawns, right?
	And the parents would say, oh my God, no, you know, you can't put real money to that trashy tin shit from Japan.
	You can't buy this squirrely plastic shit out of the Philippines with real money.
	And it was because the parents had come through as the children of the Depression.
	And so, the physical species meant a whole lot to them more than satisfying their desires of the moment.
	And you get these collisions in the generations over money as a result of those sorts of things.
	Anyway, so, I've got to wrap this up and get giant storms around here.
	I've got to get working again and shoveling things around.
	But I wanted to note that over this next period of time, so maybe all this stuff, maybe it should be November and not simply now, okay?
	In terms of all of November, we start getting into this period of time here where things start really going crazy and wonky.
	Emotionally, relative to the money and the social order.
	Because our social order is powered by this money.
	I think that's about it, really.
	There's all kinds of stuff going on.
	Bolsonaro, the elections, the funniness of the Dominion curve.
	Every time you get six votes for Bolsonaro, the other guy gets seven.
	It's algorithmic.
	It's not humans.
	It's not random in any way, shape, or form.
	It's designed in with an algorithm.
	You can spot this, the trends.
	programmers we've seen it all before so uh it's gonna be very very very very interesting in terms of all the crap that pops out I don't know if they're gonna try and spring the space alien invasion on us or not that takes a lot of effort to organize and they're gonna fuck that up if they do and once that's fucked up they've got nothing else there's nothing else left for them.
	It's all breaking down for the uh Cazarian mafia now with the spread of the information um the calls for the audit of the Fed the end of the Fed which it's dying anyway so we might as well just scrap it and examine it and understand what has happened we've got censorship issues we've got the uh people saying oh oh amnesty amnesty you know it won't really be all that bad on y'all.
	It's like, fuck no.
	I want to see those guys that assaulted me in the Safeway store come on up and for not wearing a mask and for not being vaccinated.
	I want to see these guys come on up and apologize, right?
	Uh it'd be difficult for me to recognize them because they were fully masked and all of that when I was not.
	It was first thing in the morning and long drive, etc., right?
	In my usual shopping.
	Uh so no, a lot of people uh owe us apologies.
	And that wasn't the that was not the worst of it, right?
	So uh actually have been physically assaulted over this bullshit.
	And uh you don't get apologies from those kind of people.
	Um they're not even gonna be able to face their own um part in all of this and acknowledge it as adults.
	I don't expect it, they're just children.
	I expect a lot of them to die in this period of time because they don't have the skills to survive.
	Uh but amnesty is just not gonna uh occur at all.
	Um we need to dig into all of it.
	So if you start digging into the COVID, you end up coming back to central bank.
	You end up coming back to the Cazarian Mafia.
	It must be so that we get to the center of this shit and uh root it out, expose it, and stop the the cancer within the uh social order and reconstitute and go on.
	And if you think about it that way, that's a big fucking task, right?
	It'll be uh involving us for decades and decades and decades.
	Not only the the dissemination of the information, but the absorption of the information, the digestion of it in the in the social order, everybody bitching and moaning about it.
	And this is why we're um entering into this period after the big ugly.
	So uh should really get into that a little bit more detail, but so we got the big ugly, and so from like here on is the Shadowland, right?
	And so the Shadowland.
	Um it's actually in the I think that's the name.
	It was certainly the theme of this um memoir that this guy wrote of uh trench warfare in and he it was just um a memoir of a single battle and getting up and trying to go through the shadow land to assault it was from a German perspective to assault the French and English positions on the other side of this field.
	And um horrific, horrific memoir.
	You know, don't go read it, don't go looking for it.
	You'd have to understand German anyway, but um don't go looking for it because the the guy is actually describing in a very accurate way what it was like under those circumstances and the things that they went through.
	And it's not not good.
	It's uh it's um a terrible thing.
	But we think of the shadow land, that's uh actually a used term um among scenario planners and this kind of thing.
	And it refers to a period of time when decisions are and military people use it, right?
	You're in the shadow land um uh after the initial barrage.
	Everybody down in that area of the valley that got uh was hunkering down in the foxholes and hiding in their tanks and this kind of shit after the first barrage of major artillery and and um uh generalized um uh uh mayhem from above explosions and all this kind of stuff.
	There's the the smoke, the shadows, the uh uh usually it's early in the morning or late at night, and uh there's no uh real ability to see what ascertain what you're looking at.
	You can see shapes moving, but uh do you shoot or do you not shoot?
	Is it one of your guys?
	You know, so you're trained, but still uh in the shadow land, you have to make decisions with less than adequate input.
	And it may be far less than adequate, and your life may depend on it.
	So the Shadowland is is something that um they study, right?
	The military and all of these corporations, they study this uh thought process that gets you through from one part of the shadow land to the other.
	And that's actually, okay, so I came across this concept as a result of having to do some consulting work for a major tech firm uh back in the day, which would have been uh mid-90s.
	Um they um, as part of this, they sent me to this um uh I guess you'd call it a conference, sort of like a mini conference.
	There were about 30 or 40 of us there, um uh consultants and employees, and uh some of the other consultants were making presentations on how we should proceed, the 30 or 40 of us there, and they were explaining um uh what we needed to do to get our minds right um in the process that we were doing for our employer.
	And so they were describing our landscape and presenting the problems, and then they were also presenting a uh framework for thinking about the problems that was not related to the problems but was rather related to the environment in which we were analyzing these problems, and that had to be taken into account as we went forward, otherwise we might make a very key mistake.
	So it might be in the shadow land here that you've got to achieve something in the way of a uh technical issue.
	You know you're gonna have certain technical problems, and here in the beginning, you choose the wrong language because you're not aware of the parameters that are going to be affecting you later on.
	And so you choose the wrong language for the right reasons.
	And so that uh example of that might be that you uh you're gonna be doing at the early part of the the uh burgeoning internet, you start doing things, and for your particular organization you choose to do something in C, not knowing that Java is out here,
	and even though Java doesn't meet your requirements at this point, it would meet them out here much easier, but now you're locked into using C here and uh dwindling uh availability because everybody's swapping over to Java, therefore you don't have the resources that you should have here, and it's costing you more, even though it cost you less back there when there were a lot of C programmers.
	So you see what I'm saying there, right?
	There's there's parameters that are going to appear over time that should be influencing our thinking now, even though we cannot see those parameters at this point enough to identify them.
	We know that they will be there.
	We know we're going to encounter these kind of conditions.
	And so this is the shadow land.
	And um shadow land is uh uh deep, uh deeply connected to the nature of uh the experience that we're gonna be going through here.
	So as we go through the big ugly, and all is as all this stuff comes out about the central banks and the Kazarian mafia and the bribery within the institutions, the insurrection, the um infiltration of all of uh Western society, etc.
	etc.
	etc.
	As all of that stuff comes on out, bunches of it, most of it is getting like shifted over into the shadow land because we can't deal with all of that stuff right there, but we'll have to be dealing with it out here.
	But we we ourselves will be changed by this process.

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