True Costs
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| Hello humans, hello humans. | |
| It's the 24th. | |
| It's probably around 10 o'clock, something like that. | |
| I just had a wing of geese go overhead heading north. | |
| It was maybe 400 individuals. | |
| They've been doing this for last few days with some level of regularity. | |
| Trying to get this thing all strapped up without turning it off. | |
| Anyway, let's see. | |
| Okay. | |
| Anyway, so I wanted to, I've been out here doing this and I'm outside cleaning up and cutting blackberries and brush and stuff and have been talking and then all of a sudden discovered that the recorder had maxed out its memory and I had to go in, but I needed coffee anyway. | |
| Coffee is good stuff, by the way. | |
| It's associated with a lower body mass index for weight and a higher level of electrical charge in the body. | |
| So not bad. | |
| Anyway, as I say, we're cutting brush and stuff. | |
| I wanted to talk about the central banks and the illusionary economy that's created by fiat currency. | |
| Well, the illusion of everything, not just the economy. | |
| It's the illusionary social order. | |
| Because we have everything is basically supported by the currency. | |
| There's no point in our social order now where that aspect of the social order is not dependent upon and fed by fiat currency. | |
| And the fiat currency only exists because there is no cost to the central bank to create it. | |
| They don't have to go out and dig holes or mine or anything to do this, right? | |
| So as far as the central bank is concerned, it's, you know, like free shit lying on the ground like rocks, okay? | |
| And so as far as they're concerned, fiat money is very similar to a rock. | |
| And everybody accepts this rock as money currency valuable. | |
| And so they don't even have to pick the rocks up themselves. | |
| They can go and hire people to go and pick up the rocks and then pay them with the rocks that these guys just picked up. | |
| So, you know, that's how goofy the system is, right? | |
| And we're coming to the end of it. | |
| That's why everything is so wonky. | |
| It's why the social order is all seriously fucked up because it's polluted by the fake money. | |
| And it is. | |
| You know, it doesn't cost them anything. | |
| It has no value. | |
| The only reason it has value is because they've tricked the social order and the government to accepting it as having value. | |
| Given that, you know, it's easy to bribe people. | |
| So you can take the rocks that you pay Tom. | |
| Get out of there, dog. | |
| Take the rocks that you pay Tom to pick up off the ground. | |
| And he picks up, you know, 5,000 rocks for you. | |
| You pay him two rocks to pick all those 5,000 up and put them into little cases and shit for you. | |
| And then you take some of these rocks and you go over to his cousin who's a cop and you say, hey, I'm going to go and do this illegal shit, but I don't want to get caught. | |
| So I'm going to pay you ahead of time with these rocks and you'll let me do it. | |
| And so the cousin says, well, you know, it seems kind of dodgy, but everybody else does it. | |
| So I'll do it too. | |
| And that's how we get the corruption going, right? | |
| And it's always more and more and more in the way of corruption. | |
| So first, you know, it's one little bit of corruption and then it leads up to pedophilia and, you know, adrenochrome and all that kind of shit. | |
| And obscuring all of reality. | |
| And so it gets really complex because they have to, as they go along, the central bank has to keep paying for more and more and more corruption in order to obscure the corruption that's already existent and its impact on our social order. | |
| And so they think they can keep this shit up forever. | |
| Move, move. | |
| There we go. | |
| But they can't, right? | |
| They don't have any problem spending stuff that, you know, will accept it. | |
| But the problem is that acceptance wears thin over time and people start wising up and we get to the situation where we're at now where we have de-dollarization. | |
| Now, de-dollarization is a euphemism for dollar death for lack of currency in your up phony money. | |
| And so, you know, so that's what they're not telling you when they use that word that hey, the whole world has got a lack of confidence in our up fake money. | |
| And we're going to have a real problem here. | |
| They don't do that. | |
| They call it de-dollarization. | |
| Just so you don't know. | |
| That's the way these fuckers work. | |
| Anyway, so we're there now. | |
| We got de-dollarization ongoing. | |
| Get out, get out, dog. | |
| Move. | |
| We're not there yet. | |
| We're cutting our way through blackberries. | |
| And the dog wants the smells, but we don't have a space yet for the snouts. | |
| Anyway, so here we are. | |
| Fake money is imploding globally, and we're going to have to go back as always to real money. | |
| Now, this was necessary that all this should happen because the normies got to see it, right? | |
| You can tell them about it, but they don't believe it. | |
| You can tell them that there's pedophiles in the White House, but until they see it, they're not going to believe it. | |
| You can tell them there's corruption every fucking place, but until they live through it, they're not going to believe it. | |
| Now they're living through it. | |
| Now they see the two-tier justice system and all of this kind of stuff, right? | |
| All these aspects of our current level of corruption. | |
| And they're going to certainly believe it as we go forward. | |
| And more and more of them are waking up and starting to react. | |
| So we're going to see how it's going to play out. | |
| But we're at that point where the things are going to take a sharper turn because of the nature of the degradation of the money, the fiat currency. | |
| Because once it really reaches a certain point, you get a threshold effect, right? | |
| And in this threshold effect, you get people abandoning things rapidly, very rapidly, because you see the effect on other people and so on. | |
| And it's once you've experienced some of it, you can't unexperience it. | |
| You start feeling the paranoia on a daily basis because you've been living through the effects of the paranoia. | |
| You know, the bad shit happens and you wise up and say, oh shit, this is why it happened. | |
| Right? | |
| And I got to do that to not have it happen to me again. | |
| Then off we go. | |
| And we're at that point now. | |
| So now we're getting into the period where we're going to have a true cost discovery. | |
| And so this is going to be very difficult for everybody in America because we haven't had to pay true costs because we've been benefiting. | |
| As long as we would live up to our part of the bargain and go kill people for the Kazarian mafia with our military to force them to take the Kazarian mafia's fake money, everything is good. | |
| But now we're not willing to do that anymore. | |
| And for a lot of reasons, they're sinking the United States. | |
| They want to sink the republic. | |
| The Kazarian Mafia, I mean, right? | |
| The people that are the that are ruled by the Homo Capensis, the cone heads. | |
| Just look at a Rockefeller. | |
| Look at their lineage. | |
| Tell me they're not coneheads. | |
| Anyway, so we're at that point where we're getting into the true cost discovery. | |
| It's going to be very difficult on us because we're going to have to pay real actual cost. | |
| And so your food costs are going to go up. | |
| Everything's going to go up because you got to pay for it. | |
| We don't own anything anymore. | |
| We don't make anything anymore in this country. | |
| And so we're at a real world of hurt. | |
| We've got to recover. | |
| I think we will recover. | |
| It's going to take some huge amount of transformative work from generations that don't know how to do it. | |
| And I think a lot of them are just going to perish because they're not emotionally strong enough to cope. | |
| But we'll see. | |
| They could surprise me. | |
| But so we're coming into the true cost phase. | |
| So we'll discover, for instance, the actual cost of a Tesla car. | |
| And I know they're selling them for, you know, something like, say, they were selling them for $65,000. | |
| The energy cost analysis I did when I put it in, you know, how much diesel does it take to make a Tesla car, mining the minerals, transporting the minerals across the oceans, all of that kind of shit, right? | |
| Much, how much does it actually cost in diesel fuel for a Tesla car? | |
| And I found out what it actually costs and went into it and so on. | |
| But I didn't have a way of reconciling it to their production costs for the machinery, so I couldn't give you what it should be cost. | |
| But I think it could be as much as 14 times higher than what they're actually selling it for. | |
| You have to understand that basically everything in our social order is subsidized by fake money, right? | |
| And so we don't have any true cost. | |
| We have government subsidies on manufacturing plants. | |
| You know, Tesla gets vast quantities of government money for its SpaceX shit, all of this kind of stuff, right? | |
| There's just vast quantities of this fake money, these rocks that the central bank picks up at no cost to themselves, floating around acting as bribes in the corporate structure. | |
| That's what promotes fascism, and that will also be what kills it: that our ability to live off of and deal with the rest of the world and ourselves relative to the fake money is going away. | |
| And it's going to go away in a shockingly fast period of time for lots of people. | |
| And it's going to go at a time of the year they're not prepared for because they want it to happen in September, October. | |
| But we're going to take a big hit in just a couple of weeks. | |
| Anyway, so the Tesla car has subsidies on the mining, government subsidies on the financing of the mining, government subsidies on the financing of all aspects of the production, government subsidies on the taxes on the land for the building, government subsidies on the payrolls, all different kinds of shit, right? | |
| So it's all totally interrelated. | |
| And since it's all bound by the same system and the system is corrupt, then we know that the cost of production for Tesla cars, all EVs, any cars for that matter, are not factual, not real. | |
| Just as we find out today that none of the EVs live up to their claims on mileage. | |
| In fact, they're grossly overclaiming to a degree that's never seen in the gas and diesel market. | |
| They couldn't get away with it in the gas and diesel market, but they can in the EV market, claiming that they get, you know, X number of miles per charge, that kind of thing, right? | |
| Turns out it's like, in many instances, it's less than half if you figure city driving in there. | |
| So they may be claiming, I don't know actually how much they claim. | |
| Never really was interested in owning one, so never got into that part of it. | |
| But anyway, whatever it is, it's less than half of their claimed aggregate if you actually calculate in the city driving into the whole thing. | |
| Hang on, watch out. | |
| All dogs move anyway. | |
| Every year the blackberries become a scourge at the end of the year. | |
| They're just wild. | |
| These are not the they're okay to eat, but they're not the little wild ones. | |
| They're not the Cascades, the hybrids. | |
| They're the original wild natives here, and they're far too voluminous to deal with. | |
| They just overrun the greenhouse in like two years if I didn't go out and clip them down. | |
| So anyway, getting back to our true cost analysis. | |
| Well, so as we go forward here in these next months or so, we're going to get to the point where we say, oh shit, you know, it's no one wants our dollar. | |
| We won't be able to buy lithium. | |
| We can't, even more than that, we can't subsidize the sale of heavy mining equipment to these countries that are mining lithium because we don't have the money in the federal government anymore. | |
| All kinds of corruption at all different kinds of levels will become evident, including the corporate. | |
| That's going to be a big shock. | |
| So it's not just personal corruption, right? | |
| It's not just so-and-so being bribed to ignore the, you know, Epstein and Bill Gates taking all those kids onto that plane and no one ever sees those kids again. | |
| It's not that kind of corruption. | |
| This is corruption at a broader social level that will be revealed. | |
| Although we'll get into some of the, you know, the Epstein Island kind of shit too, because people won't be able to be bribed. | |
| Rather, they won't stay bribed anymore because the money won't mean shit. | |
| And some of them won't be afraid of being killed. | |
| Others will be afraid of being killed, but even your killer's got to be paid with something. | |
| So, you know, it's going to slow that down a bit too. | |
| And so we'll start seeing a lot of the corruption come out for this stuff as we get into the true costs. | |
| So you're going to be shocked, right? | |
| Because it's not just hyperinflation. | |
| So when they say all these dollars, and they're really more bonds, they're really more dollar-denominated short- and long-term bonds. | |
| When they say all these dollars are overseas and they're going to come back to the U.S., what they're actually talking about, how it will actually manifest, is that you won't be able to buy stuff, right? | |
| I mean, they're not actually going to put dollars on boats and trains or boats and planes and bring them back to the continent and the country here. | |
| What they're going to really end up doing is the repudiation of our ability to buy stuff. | |
| So it's complicated. | |
| They make it much more complex than it should be to hide aspects of the, to hide all aspects of it. | |
| But so they might have a derivative bond deal to a particular country that that is used to prop up money coming back in the form of money being used to purchase heavy equipment for mining and then another deal, another contract to buy the product of that mining. | |
| Then another deal, another contract, another loan, more bonds in order to do the shipping of it, right? | |
| The trans shipping. | |
| So it's all so interrelated and it's all going to come crumbling down. | |
| Now, it's doing so as these countries and these people aren't being bribed anymore, the corporations included. | |
| They won't be able to spend their dollars. | |
| And so at that point, it becomes a real problem for us. | |
| That's what they mean when they say the dollars come back to the U.S. in the sense that they are only good here. | |
| We can't export anything other than like gold or raw materials or stuff because we don't make anything here, right? | |
| And we won't be buying shit. | |
| And so the real, very real expense and damage to the planet done by mining for lithium that you see in these horrid photos of, you know, the gouged out parts of the country of countries, whole mountains being destroyed, that kind of thing. | |
| Those have a real cost. | |
| And we're about to find out what that real cost is because we're going to have to, hey, doggo, we're going to have to pay it now that they're not going to accept our the Kazarian Mafia phony money. | |
| And so, you know, Kazarian Mafia, by the way, doesn't care about the U.S. Remember that. | |
| They have no interest in us at all, other than as a tool for their plans. | |
| So it's going to be real interesting. | |
| And I think we will discover that Tesla cars cost, you know, maybe as much as a million dollars each in real money if we got to pony it up to get the shit. | |
| It'll also be that way for the cost of running them and EVs in all of the Western republics are going to just disappear as an issue. | |
| So I'm not worried about, for instance, the Wilconian climate crisis shit. | |
| That's going to disappear when we can't pay for it anymore. | |
| You know, when the climate extinction woman can't afford to drive her diesel vehicle to buy her expensive imported fruits, you know, that kind of shit fails, right? | |
| She's being bribed to run Extinction Rebellion. | |
| It's not a native organization or anything like that. | |
| And as her paycheck doesn't spend, she won't do it. | |
| She'll be freaked out like everybody else trying to say, hey, what the fuck here, right? | |
| So we'll get to the true cost of Extinction Rebellion, which is, you know, there is no climate crisis. | |
| These people are climate deniers. | |
| They deny that climate exists. | |
| They think it's supposed to be this steady state stuff. | |
| But actually, most of them are simply paid psychological operatives, PSYOP people, to fuck with the normies. | |
| If you look into these guys, they're all connected to the fake climate crisis industries. | |
| And that's going to disappear too. | |
| Who's going to be able to afford to pay for any of these things as the dollar dies? | |
| Just like all of the communism in my state, all the we're at peak communism here, I think. | |
| Just like we were, you know, they're claiming peak oil and all that sort of shit. | |
| Well, we're at peak dollar. | |
| And that brings with it peak communism here in my state, California, and so on. | |
| Just peak craziness, you know, peak fascist trannies, all of these sorts of things. | |
| But it will fade as we no longer have the dollars and the ability to pay for it without going and getting gold and stuff, right? | |
| And so you got to go out and dig, get gold and that kind of shit to pay for your stuff. | |
| You're not going to be giving it to a government that's going to be giving it to trannies. | |
| You're going to be using it to buy food. | |
| And, you know, the whole tranny industry is going to die. | |
| They're going to have trannies are going to have real problems finding all their stuff. | |
| Just like the whole thing here in Washington State about all these abortion drugs that they're trying to, you know, protect the health care of women. | |
| These drugs are terrible, by the way. | |
| Yeah, they're abortifacts, but the damage they do to the woman is just incredible. | |
| Long-term damage. | |
| Anyway, so as we get moving in this, we won't be able to pay for this stuff. | |
| We'll have to pony up real gold to get stuff. | |
| So, you know, maybe we're going to hit super inflation. | |
| We'll probably call it hyperinflation, but it's not really because it's hyperinflation is driven by people's action, and this is going to be driven by other stuff. | |
| Hang on. | |
| Watch out, dog. | |
| Okay. | |
| Anyway, so you need to get your gardens ready and tend to things while you can. | |
| Get your shit together. | |
| We won't be able to pay for this stuff later. | |
| And it's going to be a very crazy couple of years. | |
| We're going to have to sort out the whole southern border invasion stuff. | |
| That's not going to go well. | |
| So our data way in the past forecast bloody battles in Sweden, whole ghettos full of immigrants being driven out, that kind of thing. | |
| And hang on a second. | |
| And nearly those kind of conditions here in the U.S. as we get into this. | |
| Gonna have all kinds of interesting spillovers. | |
| In our social order, the society is going to take a big hit, not only in goods, but in what we might think of as like effective paradigm. | |
| Also, something that's supported, right? | |
| So we have the illusion that the Democrats are the dominant party. | |
| And it's an illusion maintained by the mockingbird press and the mainstream media, whatever you want to call them, who are paid for by the illusionary dollars, which are going to go away. | |
| So the press is going away now as we reach the peak of all this insanity. | |
| So we can see the corporate hits being taken in buzzfeed, collapsing, you know, and it's only a matter of time before Huffington Post goes. | |
| Their support is abysmal. | |
| So I look at real-world metrics that are not dollar related because you can always flood something with dollars to give the illusion that it's healthy, like a stock or something, right? | |
| I just showed look at various different metrics, like for instance, engagement rates. | |
| And this is actually very key now that we have this to measure by. | |
| So I've got the Twitter handles for all of my legislators that have Twitter accounts. | |
| And I can also find their other social media fairly easily because we get their email addresses. | |
| And you got names and stuff anyway. | |
| So you can find out the kind of engagement that these people get on their various social media interactions. | |
| That's a big one. | |
| We're going to have to get a saw. | |
| And it's terrible. | |
| It's terrible. | |
| So, you know, our chief ancient senator here, Patty Murray, you know, the old fart senator, our legacy senator, our, I don't want to say superior senator, but nonetheless, you know, top dog in our senatorial by seniority, she got like 400,000 followers on Twitter, supposedly. | |
| Supposedly. | |
| A lot of that's probably bots. | |
| Any given post she has out there on Twitter, true, she's a politician who would really want to follow her, but nonetheless, you think that some people should and they should have engagement rates. | |
| And she'll put something out and maybe she gets 30, 40 responses on these things and maybe she gets 200 views. | |
| It's really terrible. | |
| So I think, you know, it may indeed be a case of corrupted follower numbers because of her position and you know their ability to put bots behind it and so on as they maintain the illusion that the Democrats are the dominant party. | |
| Huh. | |
| Big stash of mushrooms out here. | |
| I didn't know. | |
| Rishi's I planted some time back survived. | |
| Anyway, so as these illusions disappear, our world's changing over the course of this year and next and so on. | |
| But this will be one of the bigger, more dramatic years as we get into it. | |
| And we're basically right there now, just starting into it as the more dramatic parts of dollar death occur. | |
| And you know they're going to be more dramatic because these fuckers are actually talking about it. | |
| And so our true cost of, you know, everything, because we don't make anything in this country anymore, is going to be presented to us. | |
| And lots and lots and lots of people are going to freak out. | |
| It's going to seriously impact corporations. | |
| We'll see a lot of the fascism drop away because again, the corporations won't be able to pay for it, just like the Anheuser-Busch thing, right? | |
| They support it up to a certain point. | |
| When you lose bazillions of dollars because of that support, well, you got to rethink it. | |
| And you got to rethink the assholes that got you there. | |
| All these extremists that have been promoted because of the jiggering of the system by the people that create and control the system. | |
| Kazarians. | |
| And it's all coming undone. | |
| Oh, good. | |
| Huckleberries are in bloom. | |
| These are the white flower. | |
| There's also pink flower hooks. | |
| Out of the way, Doug. | |
| Okay, so, anyway, let's wrap this up. | |
| Come on. | |
| Okay, sorry about that. | |
| necessarily delay crawling around so in my opinion is the illusions really crumble the thing for us to do is to concentrate on our individual needs and work our way out | |
| there's another wing of geese maybe two wings actually 150 individuals sharp wings too um They think that they can control it for a number of years, | |
| another couple at least, trying to bring us into the great reset in the meantime with their uni coins and all of the central bank stuff. | |
| But they're some of them are aware that the tide has turned, but they're not really astute enough to understand how much it's turned. | |
| And the holy crud, holy crud, easily 2,000 geese in that wing. | |
| Jeez. | |
| That one line, the one side of the wing, there's the final end of it. | |
| It's got to be three miles in length. | |
| They're just slightly off the coast here and heading actually slightly northeast. | |
| Wow. | |
| Come on, dog. | |
| It's starting to rain. | |
| So the central bank crumbling, it's going to crumble the rest of it. | |
| The social order, anything that's dependent upon that corruption or that illusion is failing. | |
| And now it's going to, these are the period of the opportunities. | |
| The kind of opportunities that present themselves will be to reinvent the social order and your place in it. | |
| And there's another giant wing. | |
| Two miles maybe. | |
| There's another follow-up. | |
| Holy crud. | |
| So this one's got maybe there's another thousand individuals in that and it's still going, still coming along. | |
| There's gaps in them. | |
| They're really moving. | |
| Very predictable. | |
| I mean like clockwork. | |
| We had calendars that showed the geese this time this day last or this week last two years and these big wings heading heading north. | |
| So that one right there is still continuing. | |
| There was just a gap and so I'm looking at maybe it's still continuing. | |
| It's going out to the ocean. | |
| So it's maybe at this point maybe it's a mile wide in terms of the span of the two wings and maybe there was like three or four or five thousand individuals in that. | |
| Really hard to estimate. | |
| I used to work for fisheries and wildlife and here in the state and I did spotting and recording for analyses for a number of years. | |
| Boy that wing is still going on. | |
| So yeah I would say that's probably closer to 5,000 geese in that wing. | |
| But anyway you learn to count in groups, right? | |
| So you count, go to the very edge of the wing and you count in on five and then you just jump by five as you go forward there looking at the whole wing all the way along. | |
| Anyway, I gotta go guys it's starting to rain here. | |
| The whole thing's coming down on us and we're gonna have to live with those effects through the next couple of years. | |
| So take care and just watch out for where all the corruption is. |