Clif High - The difficult man

April 19, 2023 - Clif High

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The difficult man

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	Hello humans, hello humans.
	Still Wednesday the 19th, day before Hitler's birthday.
	It's almost uh a little, it's a little after 11.
	So sort of got it done early.
	Expected it to take longer because of the interaction with the government, but there's just not a lot of people around anymore.
	So we're not running into a lot of the lines that we used to hate to put it down to um the vax, but boy.
	So I was at the uh bank here getting a little bit of cash.
	Uh it's gonna be useful for a bit for a while as we go through the uh crash part.
	But um anyway, while I was there, uh a couple of women ahead of me in line were talking about the vaccines they almost had today.
	Uh people behaving really goofy with their driving.
	I see it all the time.
	In the last uh three days, two days, last two days, we've had uh five aid cars go past our house on the um lonely old coast road there.
	Um so we've still got a lot of problems with the um uh the back side effects and people being hauled in and just happen to have to drive by the hospital parking lot, and it's jam-packed too.
	So a lot of activity there.
	Alright, people, don't be idiots.
	Wait for me, there we go.
	Okay.
	Anyway, so um economics are gonna dominate uh uh for a while.
	Okay, so it's not happening now, we're getting a lot more political stuff.
	There'll be a mishmash here of um uh political corruption news as we go forward over the last couple of weeks here.
	I expect the last week in April and the first week in May uh to be very heavily filled um with uh economic news relative to the dollar, etc.
	etc.
	Right.
	And so continuing uh on the theme that I'd uh talked about at the end of the last uh podcast here about the idea of letting the uh powers that be, letting the mother wefers, the IMF, all of these fuckers,
	the communist democratic party of America, letting all of these guys know that we're watching them by putting it out there and getting it to trend that uh end the Fed and that how we could get the um progressives on our side by saying letting them know that if they agree if they are part of this, if we all agree and we end the Fed, that ends all student debt right then.
	Boom.
	Uh so uh you know, so they ought to support that.
	Uh, you know, they're goofy bastards supporting the establishment.
	I just don't get it.
	Um, you know, these kids probably have not taken enough of the correct drugs to understand that they're being uh mind controlled, thought controlled by the um the mother wefers and the uh communists, but in any event they would understand that oh,
	if the Fed goes away, so does all of my student debt, and oh, if the Fed goes away, we'll go to a constitutional money, and I'll be better off because no one will be stealing from me in the form of inflation or or um income tax, right?
	IRS goes away with um the dollar too.
	So all kinds of things disappear.
	Uh the UN goes away, all these uh non-governmental um organizations, all these NGOs go away because basically it's the central bank in the US stealing from all of us guys that funds all of that.
	And if we stop them from stealing from us, they can't fund all of our enemies.
	So, you know, whether or not the progressives um think of me as their enemy, I'm not getting any money from the from the mother weefers, right?
	No mother wefers giving me money.
	Um, but all of their enemies, they are giving them money.
	And anyway, so we'll see how it goes.
	If We I'm of the opinion that if we could get that to trend and hold it uh as a trend for a while, you know, a day, couple of days, and do it just ahead of the um first week in May when we're gonna come to this, that the uh powers that be would have gotten the message that you know if they crash the markets and destroy the 401ks and Social Security and the banks and all of that, uh, then what good is the Fed or any of those fuckers to us?
	So we'll just end it in the sense that um we have that ability as the people look so look what the people did to um uh fuck Tart and Heiser Bush, right?
	Look what we are doing to them, uh still, and so we the people have real power.
	Uh we have the power in the sense that we control the pocketbooks, and so we could join the global trend and de-dollarize here in the United States, so we could have all of the USA people here that are awake start converting every single fucking fern Federal Reserve note, a debt instrument, not really money, uhKA the petrodollar, aka the internal dollar of the US.
	We could take all of those and we could buy gold and silver, and it would crush their system.
	It wouldn't it it's um literally a matter of days only.
	So when the uh um the banks failed there, SVB and um the signature bank and all these other fuckers, when they went down, uh all of the banks lost trillions in deposits, and those deposits did not go into other banks mostly.
	That's the shocking part for the Federal Reserve.
	They expected them all to go into their um uh favorite uh banks, right?
	The big banks and stuff.
	It did not.
	People were were withdrawing from regional banks, but it was not showing up in the larger in the bullion banks or the the uh 15 main banks, and so the feds got a real issue, and uh you know, gold and silver purchases are off the hook, you know.
	The the dealers are scrambling trying to fulfill the orders they've already taken, and some of the dealers are putting a hold on new orders until they're able to get some inventory out the door.
	It's the the supplies are getting really tight, and we're we're getting ready to crush the entire system.
	Um there's no way of getting around the fact that when your money system goes down, it gets really ugly, right?
	But I've seen countries recover from bad money.
	I've I've saw France recover, I saw Germany recover, we've all seen Russia recover, and so the United States will recover.
	Now we've got a real hurdle here in the sense that you know, we've been attacked by the mother wefers, they've injected uh bioweapon into who knows how many hundreds of millions of people in our country.
	We're gonna have serious health effects from that that we'll have to deal with as a nation.
	Uh so you know, even if you're unvaccinated, bear in mind you're gonna have to bear the cost in our social order of all the people that got vaccinated and are uh suffering and are in trouble, right?
	Because we're gonna have to have um, you know, we'll have fewer people working, we'll have lower productivity from that, and we'll have to devote some of our resources to their health care.
	So it's gonna get really difficult for us over these next uh 20 years.
	Uh we'll come through it, we'll be far better 20 years from now because we'll have very uh tough people, right?
	And so there's um the old May West statement that um a hard man is good to find.
	Uh, but we're gonna change that, and we're going to say that a difficult man is good to find because this um these next 20 years of obstacles of uh overcoming all the problems of rebuilding this nation,
	taking on the space aliens, uh uh defeating the communist, you know, uh crushing the global central bank um uh criminal octopus that controls all of the planet, all of these kind of things are gonna make for some really tough um difficult people, and so um I like difficult people, right?
	Because they're not taking any shit from you, they know what they want, and usually they're upfront about it and prepared to deal with you.
	Um, you know, it's the sneaky uh go along to get along fuckers that I don't like, right?
	Uh, this passive aggressive shit.
	Anyway, though, so we need difficult people.
	We need to find a lot of difficult men that are able to stand up and and uh express the difficulty such that it gets the attention of the um uh officialdom and the power structures.
	Uh we may yet have um real revolution here in the US.
	Uh if so, it's not gonna be the the commie revolution that they're attempting to engender, even here in Washington State where they're inculcated for 40 plus years and they're doing all this weird socialist communist stuff.
	Even now, uh even with progressive kids, it's not really moving them, it's not resonating, right?
	And so uh we've got really shitty weather here.
	I'm driving in the midst of a rainstorm and a hail storm, it's uh 37 degrees, and uh it was 32 degrees on the beach, and and so everybody I've seen today has been bitching about the weather.
	No one's happy here.
	It is spring, but might as well be winter.
	In fact, it we've had winter storms that weren't as fierce as we've gone through these last four days.
	Um anyway, though, as I'm walking around talking, I say, damn, you know, this global warming is just really beaten me.
	It's it's it's uh kicking my ass.
	And everybody laughs, of course, right?
	Because of the inherent joke of the mother wefers and the um uh their constant constant blathering about the global warming before they suddenly switched over to climate crisis once they realize that oh fuck, it's not warming up at all.
	Um anyway, these climate shills, the eco shills are really stupid, and the people are not with them.
	So when I make jokes like this, uh, you know, in banks, and there's all these uh these kids around, you know, all of the tellers and the and the um other kids that are customers and stuff, everybody understands, everybody knows.
	I mean it's it's accepted that global warming is shit, climate crisis is is a joke, uh, you know, it's a scam.
	Uh everybody understands this, and um a lot of them even understand the mother wefers.
	I I've used the phrase four times today and only had to explain it once, and everybody was like laughing and grinning when I said it, right?
	Um, because they know wef and they know that mother weffer is a really accurate um description.
	So anyway, things are changing, people are waking up, uh we will recover, we will win on all of this, we've got some really hard slogs to go through.
	Um, you know, and there's damage and all this kind of crap, but hey, uh we were looking for some work when this shit came along, you know.
	We were looking for a life when this one came along.
	And at least this shit is not boring, right?
	Uh you know, it's ever so much better to have a war to go to than have to get up as an old dude and figure out something to do for the day to keep you from going crazy with boredom, right?
	So wars are not boring.
	Um anyway, so uh that part of it is fun, but the um uh the economic aspect of it is uh gonna be really crushing, okay, especially for all of the people, all of the normies that have not got a fucking clue and don't even own a single silver dime.
	This is gonna be um very difficult.
	Uh the way it usually works out in such situations is that the it's the um uh the silver hodlers that uh rebuild the social order, right?
	And the reason that that is is because it's easier to spend out silver um than it is to spend out gold.
	Uh ultimately the hodlers in both end up rebuilding the social order, they end up rebuilding the banking systems, and so on, right?
	So um as you spend out your silver, it starts getting into circulation, it starts propping up the local economy, there's a little bit more activity, uh, and it starts all working out.
	But if you had to like spend out uh an ounce of gold, so imagine a situation where um you gotta go shopping and we're at the point where the dollar is collapsed, and we if if we so there's the problem, right?
	We're all gonna go through this period where we have to de-dollarize our mines.
	So you'll be going shopping, you'll go to the grocery store, and you'll have to buy stuff, but it won't necessarily be um uh uh enumerated in any in any understandable form in the sense that you know, right now milk is uh, you know, say it was five dollars a gallon for uh whole organic uh milk, right?
	If that's the case and the dollars crashed, how are you going to mark that as a percentage of a fraction of a of an ounce of silver?
	Or are you going to still keep it in dollars and then have some kind of a conversion factor?
	And so that's really what I think we'll go through for a while, is that we'll keep using the term dollar and we'll keep using the uh rough scale of um presumed value for the dollar even after the fern has died, and then at some point it's my hope that the um uh uh revitalized constitutional uh government then issues constitutional money, which would say right segue right in to that still existent dollar system.
	But I'm not expecting to be able to use my uh debit cards or any of that kind of stuff once we get into the really uh nasty part, right?
	Now I'm of the opinion that even though the really nasty part and stuff is ahead of us where we have all these generalized breakdowns, uh, that I'm of the opinion we're gonna hit the peak in emotional response to uh where we're at uh in advance of that.
	Boy, I got snow, I've got hail, I've got some sleet here, and it's geez, 34.
	Oh, I'm up in the top of this hill.
	Okay, so that makes sense.
	Anyway, um the rebuild part is you know, we'll have to figure it out as we get there, right?
	But everybody's concern at the moment, as is mine, is surviving that intermediate period of time uh before the uh rebuild has started to take effect and we're starting to rebuild some level of the infrastructure.
	So I don't know if that's gonna be uh a year, two years, three years, but it ain't gonna be six months.
	Okay, so uh don't think of this in terms of a month's long uh problem.
	We're gonna be dealing with this for uh we'll be dealing with the ramifications of the death of the dollar for decades, uh, because it'll hit things like the court systems, it'll hit all of our infrastructure, there'll end up being all kinds of lawsuits later on if we are able to reconstitute a meaningful court system in any period of time, so in any reasonable period of time.
	Uh so you know, it may be that you've got a real grievance and you need to sue somebody, but you know, there's no effective court system, so why bother, right?
	Um we have some guidance in terms of analogs in uh and similar situations in other uh eras and other countries.
	So we can we can sort of uh at an individual state level, we could match ourselves against Venezuela, you know, population and um uh economic activity, and we could say, well, you know, if it goes the way of Venezuela, we'll do this, that, and the other thing, and and it'll work here just the way it's doing down there.
	Um it's not, in my opinion, able to be plotted across the entirety of the uh nation because uh unless unless we get this national front going, uh war kind of thing, right?
	Then everybody pulls together on a war footing, and then that's gonna be a little bit different, right?
	Other than that, it's gonna take us maybe five years for all of the nation to have experienced all of the primary effects uh from the dollar death.
	So we may find that as the dollar dies, uh California goes without electricity, boom, that's it, right?
	Because nobody's willing to sell electricity to California.
	They don't make enough of their own.
	And so, you know, up here in Washington state, we just like, you know, shut the power lines down at the state border and say, hey, fuck y'all if you're not willing to pay, right?
	On our hydro, that kind of thing.
	Or our nuke plants or this sort of deal, right?
	And so we may get those kind of situations.
	And then it might be another three or four or five years before, say, for instance, the um electrical grid in the um uh rust belt in the uh northeast states, so from you know, uh Ohio up in towards Maine in this sort of little wedge in that older industrial area, it may be four or five years before that electrical grid collapses because of lack of uh dollars for maintenance.
	And so that's really what we're looking at here is we're gonna have a balancing act to rebuild our infrastructure because it's all degraded, right?
	The mother wefers have not put in a dime to fixing our roads, our power systems, any of that shit for years, they've been sending it to Ukraine so they can launder it and pocket it.
	And uh, you know, they're all corrupt, we know all of this, but we got to recover from it all.
	Um the good news, as I say, for me, is that all of this shit ends with the dollar and that the UN is gonna go away, all of their stupid um uh interaction stuff's gonna go away in terms of all the NGOs trying to guide everybody, the mother wefers won't have any money.
	Mostly it's been uh the US of A population base that has supported all of the goofy shit from the mother wefers all of these years, and that once our once their ability to uh steal uh from us goes away, they don't have any funds to bribe anybody because they're non-producers.
	And then who knows, you know, as I say, we may actually have revolution here in the United States, uh, we may have uh revolution and retribution in the sense that after the revolution, um, you know, we become hardcore capitalists and we take back all of the assets that the um central bank and all of its owners have uh seized,
	then we nationalize all of the uh foreign ownership of uh property in the United States, and then we would nationalize and seize all of like Bill Gates' holdings and that kind of thing, right?
	And just uh retribution fashion, take it all back in order to rebuild.
	So we'll see how it goes.
	There's all kinds of options to us.
	If we have constitutional money available, then we're really gonna get moving.
	That may be two years out, no way of saying.
	Just you know, it's just not easily estimated as to how long it will take us to get our political shit together in order to fix the economic shit.
	And bear in mind, we won't be able to fix the central bank.
	There is no fixing of the Federal Reserve.
	Their only option is a whole new system, and they've decided to go this CB central bank digital currency, uh, you know, and social credit, and the people are saying, fuck you, we ain't gonna have it.
	And so the central bank in the United States will not be cured, it will not be fixed.
	We could get into a situation where uh the commies in power, the Biden regime, all these corrupt people, uh refuse to acknowledge um the situation.
	So they refuse to acknowledge uh the dying of the dollar and keep printing them, right?
	And they would refuse to acknowledge that the central bank is broke, they would refuse to acknowledge that their uh crimes are exposed, that they don't have an oath of oath, oath of office, that um there's moves to get them kicked out of office and this kind of thing, right?

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