In Yo'Face
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit clifhigh.substack.com
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit clifhigh.substack.com
| Time | Text |
|---|---|
| Hello humans! | |
| Hello humans! | |
| It's about 1130-ish and on the 1st of November, heading outbound again. | |
| Oh great. | |
| More road closures here. | |
| We get into the winter here and it's I don't know why they do it in the winter, but there's all oh I know because of the tourists. | |
| We don't have the traffic. | |
| So it's kind of an off-season road work and that sort of thing just because of the tourist load in the area. | |
| Anyway, so I've been talking about Shungite in the previous audio here. | |
| Sorry, I got distracted watching a couple of eagles land in some trees up here. | |
| They've been fishing in the river. | |
| I don't know which river that is. | |
| I think maybe it's the little Hoquium Inlet River. | |
| Anyway, so I've been talking about Shungite and its ability to haul in electromagnetic fields, but it's also apparent, although we don't have any mechanism, but it's apparent and observable impact on psychic-ness, right? | |
| And so lots of the Wu people, so a lot of us Wu guys, swear by this fellow by the name of Ingo Swan, all right? | |
| Ingo was a, he was like our first, since the last Kali Yuga, he's our first, quote, scientific psy guy. | |
| You know, he's not a prophet. | |
| He's not, you know, giving psychic readings like Edgar Casey or any of that. | |
| They just, he was just a test subject with really good ability. | |
| And so all of his abilities were tested and documented. | |
| And so we have all these documentation aspects about it. | |
| And he's a very sharp mind, like incredibly detailed and good thinker about things. | |
| And the nature of his life, he started thinking about psychic stuff and he wrote down a lot of his thinking about it. | |
| So there's a number of books he's got out there. | |
| Most of them you can get free online as PDFs. | |
| So they're available. | |
| You know, they're basically out of print. | |
| A lot of them, hard to come by. | |
| I have copies that I've had since the 80s. | |
| Anyway, though, so Ingo always had this, repeatedly through the books, you will come across this idea that he's talking about the difference between humans and aliens. | |
| Now bear in mind that he had had alien contact in the 80s and 90s with his remote viewing work, with his psychic tests that they put him through. | |
| And you should read what they put him through. | |
| Oh my God, just incredible, right? | |
| A huge amount of paperwork and rigmaro and all this kind of stuff. | |
| It drive me absolutely crazy to have done that. | |
| So yet more flashing signs. | |
| Don't do this. | |
| Don't do that for the road because we've got all kinds of shit going on up here. | |
| Oh, slow moving. | |
| Yeah, they're right. | |
| It is slow moving. | |
| What is it? | |
| A paint vehicle? | |
| what's going on here? | |
| Oh, I see what's going on. | |
| Okay. | |
| Whoa. | |
| You can't do shit like this to me, right? | |
| I'm used to like a routine. | |
| You can't be fucking with the roads and doing weird shit and not expect me to get a bit discombuberated. | |
| Anyway, so Ingo had this thing about the space aliens because he'd been in contact with them and they had been in contact with him as a result of the psychic work. | |
| And so he came down to it. | |
| He was saying that, you know, at some point, it's going to come down to human telepathy, human psychicness, our psi skills versus the alien psi skills. | |
| Okay, their psychic ability, their telepathy, that kind of thing. | |
| And I think we're there now. | |
| Unfortunately, I think I've involved myself in this, whatever we want to call it, this event, this incident, this episode, because of some of the RV work. | |
| And I think that all of the guys in Dick Algaier's RV team, as well as all of the guys in the German RV team that were trained by Dick's guys, and Myself and a couple of other individuals are all being monitored by our presence in the moon, right? | |
| And that's just how I characterize it. | |
| But basically, it's non-human space aliens of some form that are living up in the moon, and they've got their psychic eye on us. | |
| And they're watching us. | |
| And to some extent, I think they're fucking with us too. | |
| I think that they can do things to, at an individual level, to affect your mind and affect your perceptions. | |
| It takes a lot of power for them to do this. | |
| And you are able to fight it and overcome it and so on if you recognize it's happening and you can actually shake them off. | |
| But they are indeed messing with us. | |
| And so they were fucking with us when JC, Jean-Claude, and myself did the little talk about the moon, right? | |
| It's on Rumble. | |
| And it took like maybe 20 minutes of that talk before they finally left us. | |
| And they were like literally pushing on my head to try and get me to not remember the sequence in which I wanted to discuss things. | |
| This was somehow important to them that we not discuss certain aspects of it. | |
| We did discuss those things, but it was something of a chore for myself and for JC. | |
| He was also being impacted by these buggers. | |
| So we're in a different world now. | |
| Most of the normies wouldn't give credence to it. | |
| There's going to be relatively few people in the Wu world that will understand the nature of what we're dealing with, but a lot of them I think would at least grant us that our objective and subjective feelings or that our subjective feelings did align to some extent with objective reality. | |
| And this is why, this is why it's such a bitch, okay? | |
| Because it is subjective, so much of this. | |
| And if you don't have mechanisms, if you're not self-aware, if you don't have protocols or disciplines, something, then you're not necessarily going to be A, aware of it, or B, be able to react to it appropriately, right? | |
| So anyway, so alien telepathy, Ingo was not of the opinion that alien telepathy was more powerful than ours, but was simply more practiced, okay? | |
| More acknowledged, more integrated into their worldview. | |
| Ergo, they did not have the like the social ridicule aspect of psy stuff in their environment. | |
| And thus you could do things like scientific approaches, work out better protocols and stuff because you were encouraged in that openness of it to explore it, unlike humans where we've been slapped down with this idea of psychicness. | |
| Now, a lot of this, I got to say, comes from the Kazarian mafia. | |
| Okay, they don't want humans to be psychic. | |
| They want us to be as dumb fuck as we can so that they can continue to rule. | |
| That's not happening anymore, right? | |
| We're 325 years, now just about to go into the 326th year out of the last Kali Yuga, and we're in the ascending Dwapara Yuga, the Bronze Age, and that shit don't fly now. | |
| Okay, you can't control humanity the way you used to. | |
| And I think that the space aliens are aware of a lot of these issues and that their approach is not the same as the Khazarians. | |
| So the Khazarians are trying to clamp down and retain control and keep everything under like total lock and key relative to humans and themselves such that they can stay on top of humanity. | |
| And this isn't going to happen, right? | |
| We're at that point where all of their systems are failing. | |
| And at that same time, we have a more awake population that isn't going to fall for the replacement system that they're going to offer. | |
| And this is going to cause real problems. | |
| They're going to crash. | |
| This is going to be a huge deal. | |
| So this will be much more energetic than this same period in the 1900s. | |
| So in the 1900s, we had the Spanish flu pandemic, masks, vaccine, deaths, the whole thing, right? | |
| Also, all the deaths were killed. | |
| The people were killed by the vaccine. | |
| They were not killed by the flu then, right? | |
| By the Spanish flu. | |
| They were killed by the vaccine, which originated out of Fort Dietrich. | |
| There was also the, I won't go into those, but in any event, though. | |
| So in the 1900s, after that period of time, there was the explosion of fiat currency stuff, including the Weimar Republic going down with the end of their fiat currency, the paper mark. | |
| the paper Reichsmark and the rise of its replacement, which was the dollar. | |
| Bear in mind that before the Weimar Republic, before World War I, the Reichsmark was basically like the world's reserve currency because the French Empire had collapsed and a bunch of other things. | |
| But it was also, at that point, gold-backed. | |
| It wasn't 100% fiat. | |
| Anyway, though, so we get to the point where their fiat collapses in the 1900s. | |
| And then shortly after that, in the 1920s, we get into this period of time that we in our current time characterize as like the age of the flappers, the age of liberation. | |
| You know, women went out to clubs, women smoked, you know, they cut their hair, they wore short dresses, you know, they exposed their calves and ankles at the beach, that sort of thing, right? | |
| It was a time of very heady time, very liberating time in terms of coming out of the social constraints that had been on through the war and through their version of the mask period, right? | |
| Because they had the same three-year kind of mask shit that we've got. | |
| Anyway, so they get into this flapper era that lasts through the 20s. | |
| And at that same time, of course, you know, Germany's going down, Hitler's rising, all of these kind of things. | |
| So we're in that same period of time now. | |
| We just do not have here in the U.S. this emerging common ethos around a particular, basically, philosophical approach to things. | |
| So we don't have that unifying social overlay, so to speak. | |
| So we're all fractured and all of this kind of stuff. | |
| Now, that's all by design. | |
| This will all change as we go forward. | |
| There's going to be all kinds of disruptive events, and people will have a tendency to pull together around those disruptive events. | |
| And then my data sets are suggesting that about a year and a half out, so I'm actually saying like, you know, in the latter half, maybe even in the last quarter of 2025, and unlikely before that last half of 2025, | |
| we'll get into some level of the normies having to be, that is to say, the mass of our social order will at that point have to be initiated and educated into this new worldview that will accommodate the presence of non-human beings and our contact with them, as well as our historical contact with them. | |
| And so I expect that there will be, over these next few years, we're going to have an interesting period of time. | |
| We're going to have the Kazarian mafia collapse, so there won't be any large scale globalist move, right? | |
| And Jordan Peterson's ARC effort, his Association for Responsible Citizenship or whatever, is yet another WEF, right? | |
| It is another organization, and it had 1,500 members at its first meeting. | |
| So in my opinion, it's been infiltrated by the WEF already, and they're planning on how to destroy it after they take it over. | |
| They will take it over because they'll establish bylaws and all of this kind of stuff. | |
| And then they game the system that they set up in order to become the controllers. | |
| And so that will occur with his organization, and it will fail in his efforts. | |
| Now, also, I would want to point out, just the language tells you it's an authoritarian group, and the only people that are going to join it will be those people that want authoritarianism. | |
| How do I know this? | |
| Because it's a group that is built around the idea of responsible citizenship. | |
| And so responsibility, responsible citizenship, is an instant appeal to an authority that decides what is responsible and what is irresponsible. | |
| Okay, so it's not, it's not, there's not like Jeff Berwick Berwick's group, which is the ano anarchitalists, right? | |
| Anarcho-capitalists, where nobody is in charge. | |
| You know, you got some people that are running the thing, but they're barely lucky to make money and get it, get it produced, all of this kind of stuff. | |
| And there's no big organization around it, just people doing stuff. | |
| All right, that's not what's going to happen with Jordan Peterson. | |
| It'll get structured. | |
| His group's going to be taken over in a few years. | |
| If he even lasts that long, he'll be out of there because he won't be able to live with it. | |
| And it will have been taken over by the people that are fleeing from the WEF now. | |
| But they need an organization. | |
| And so I'm of the opinion that we're entering into a period of time where there will be fewer and fewer people willing to set up organizations as targets for the WEF and that will get into what are called self-organizing collectives. | |
| Okay. | |
| And the self-organizing collective can accomplish the same things that the organization would without having any kind of organizational structure to be targeted by and taken over by the WEF. | |
| Such organizing collectives, self-organizing collectives, won't necessarily want to do the same kind of things as Jordan Peterson's group because the self-organizing collective has no allegiance to nor any willingness to involve themselves with officialdom in any level. | |
| And that's what you have to do in order to have an authority or to claim that you are an authority and you set what is responsible. | |
| So it gets to the point where Jordan Peterson's ARC group comes on out and says, here are the 10 tenets or 12 or 15 or whatever it is. | |
| It'll be some level of commandments. | |
| And so here are your 12 commandments of what it takes to be a responsible citizen. | |
| And I will instantly say to all 12 of them, hey, fuck y'all, fuck y'all. | |
| You know, you cannot tell me what is responsible. | |
| That is the instant appeal to an outside authority. | |
| And I'm not making you guys an authority. | |
| You know, you're just a bunch of fuck tards like everybody else. | |
| So anyway, so this is what we're coming into now. | |
| And again, also, we have to bear in mind that organizations are easily controlled by the space aliens because they only have to target one or two people at the top in order to get things to occur. | |
| And they fuck with those guys' minds. | |
| And lo and behold, there you go. | |
| The whole organization gets a little wonky and stuff, right? | |
| Well, we're coming up into a period of time here where our history of interacting with these space aliens will be coming out in a very factual way. | |
| More and more people are getting the idea about the Elohim being real, absolute, evil, evil beings that you don't want to know and you never want to invite them to a party, right? | |
| And so the Elohim, the Anunnaki, all of these kind of guys are evil motherfuckers. | |
| And we're going to have to come to terms with the facts that all of our religions are created around these bastards. | |
| Now, there's economic reasons that the Mormon church is collapsing now, having lost like two-thirds of its revenue in the last couple of years as people fall away from their allegiance to it, their adherence to it, right? | |
| Because all of these things, right? | |
| So nation states, military organizations, secret societies like the Freemasons and religions and those kind of things are all held at a particular or they hold binds to you. | |
| They bind you in a particular fashion through your emotional perception of them, right? | |
| So it's all an emotional thing. | |
| So if we get to the point like with the Mormon church where there was a big deal because their prophet Joseph Smith, I think was his name. | |
| Anyway, he claimed that he wrote the book of Mormonism because of talking with this angel named Moroney. | |
| And he translated the, and he was taught how to translate these ancient Egyptian scrolls. | |
| And he translated this ancient Egyptian scroll and wrote the Book of Mormon from it. | |
| Well, lo and behold, you know, a few years back, some people examine that scroll and say, yo, dude, we can read this fucker, and it's a funerary scroll for a minor official in this particular little village, right? | |
| It wasn't even a big monkey muck. | |
| He was just a minor official in a little village, and it was his funerary scroll listing some aspects of his life and some of the things he accumulated. | |
| and had nothing to do with anything that shows up in the Book of Mormon. | |
| And there was lots of big dispute and so on. | |
| But after, you know, like dozens and dozens and dozens of people that know the old Egyptian hieroglyphs and stuff, and even the Aramaic that was on the scroll itself, after they look at it and everybody says the same damn thing that, you know, this word is a guy's name. | |
| This little glyph right here is where he was located. | |
| This little glyph is where he was buried, right? | |
| These three glyphs have nothing to do with this angel Moroney, you know, and that that's all made up. | |
| Well, the Mormon church had a real hard time, right? | |
| They got slapped, bitch slapped with the reality. | |
| Now, and so they're reduced down to a third of their revenue as a global church organization, and it's falling away very rapidly at a very steady, at an increasingly, at an increasing rate. | |
| So, you know, there are people I know that are projecting that, you know, six or seven years from now, there might be one or two Mormon churches hanging around as a hang-on. | |
| But it'll be that severe over this course of time. | |
| And we're now getting to that point with the Catholic Church. | |
| When the Catholic Church goes through this, they're going to have their own same sort of a deal in the sense that it's going to come out that all the translations of all of their original source material are bogus, 100% bogus, deliberate fabrications, deliberate delusions, deliberate deceptions, you know, and you won't be able to claim pious forgeries, that kind of deal. | |
| You know, you're not going to be able to say, oh, well, God wanted me to lie so that you'd get more adherence. | |
| And it's like, dude, you know, that is so fucking lame. | |
| You know, if your God needs lies, it's an Elohim. | |
| It's a space fucking alien. | |
| It's not the creator of our universe. | |
| So, anyway, so we're coming to this point where we're going to have these big emotional impacts. | |
| Now, these big emotional impacts that are coming out are going to hit us in that very narrow thread of confidence that binds us to these institutions. | |
| This is the same level of emotional thread that binds us to like nation states or currencies even, right? | |
| Or governments. | |
| And so here we are in a period of time where the Khazarian mafia is desperate to keep us in the Kali Yuga. | |
| We're all waking up and we're losing all of our inbuilt chains that bind us emotionally to the false, illusionary, organized world that had been set up by the Khazarian Mafia over these last 300 plus years. | |
| 400 plus years at this stage. | |
| And so the expectation is that we will be leaving en masse. | |
| You know, a lot of us just won't make any big fuss about it. | |
| They'll just not go anymore, right? | |
| People just won't go to church anymore. | |
| They'll stop tithing. | |
| They'll stop, you know, all of that. | |
| And it's going to have a huge impact on the more organized churches first. | |
| And then the rest of the churches will fall away and we will have the emergence of a great revival, I think, of faith. | |
| Okay, then the question is, what do you put your faith into? | |
| And so we've got to go all the way back. | |
| And so there will be people like Mauro Biglino and other people that will show us all of the history of the actual language of dealing with these space aliens and stuff. | |
| And then we'll come up with some conclusions that are perfectly valid and very factual. | |
| No space alien ever made or created any life on this planet. | |
| They could only work with existent life. | |
| Ergo, there is a creator of everything that is beyond these fucking space aliens. | |
| So El El Yan could claim to be the most high God, but he was simply the ruler of the Elohim, and he didn't create Adam, right? | |
| They took and modified a woman, genetically modified a woman. | |
| When she was old enough, they impregnated her with genetically modified material in order to create Adam. | |
| They did this, according to the literature, for 191 years before they were successful in creating Adam the way they wanted. | |
| And they went through thousands of these. | |
| So they killed thousands of humans in this process of making Adam. | |
| And then they went for another seven years to make Eve. | |
| So all of the religions are going to have to deal with this. | |
| But it is my opinion that we will fall out of the structure that the religions impose on our thinking, but we will fall out in such a way that we will fall out into a clearer vision of a universal creator, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, right? | |
| Without all of the little kids' stories, without all of the personality, without all of the names and all of these kind of things. | |
| And so in my opinion, from like 2025 onward, especially 2025, after we get into the face-to-face kind of shit with the knowledge about the space aliens. | |
| I'm not saying they're going to show up in 2025. | |
| I'm saying my data says that humans have to deal with it. | |
| You know, we got to come to solid fucking grips with this shit as a species, throughout all of whatever organizations remain to our species at that point. | |
| Because by 2025, many governments will have collapsed with the crashing of their money. | |
| So the government in Germany collapsed in the sixth month of hyperinflation. | |
| The government was gone. | |
| College professors didn't go to work. | |
| Patent people didn't go to work. | |
| Tax collectors didn't go to work. | |
| Nobody went to work because they didn't get paid and the government didn't do shit. | |
| Unfortunately, we invented new money and they went back to it. | |
| You know, we should have just left it that way and we would have been far better off. | |
| Anyway, so in 2025, we're going to go through this. | |
| We're going to have governments collapse before then as we go through two years of the degradation of all fiat currencies. | |
| And then, like I say, in 2025, there will be something that will prompt us as a species to have to deal with space aliens. | |
| We'll take that prompt and we'll have to deal with it. | |
| Some of us, in any way, will face it as adults and not shy away of it because we know how dire the situation is at that point. | |
| That same feeling of trepidation, of risk, of anxiety at a collective level will prompt, in my opinion, this great revival of faith. | |
| And I find faith in humans to be extremely valuable. | |
| Okay. | |
| I love, love interacting with faithful people. | |
| Extremely valuable. | |
| Something the best thing you can have is faith. | |
| All right. | |
| I translate my faith into my discipline, but I'm a faithful person. | |
| You know, upstanding, loyal, all of that kind of shit, right? | |
| Anyway, so we're going to go through that. | |
| We're going to have this giant faith revival and the creation of new religions as a result of that, because a lot of people need religion. | |
| I don't. | |
| I don't need the collectivism and all of that kind of stuff, but I do recognize that, you know, my way of approaching things or it's not suited for everybody. | |
| And so we're going to have this period of time. | |
| And then, you know, as I say, we'll get into the face-to-face kind of thing or aliens in our face, however we want to think about it. | |
| They're not actually going to be here, but we will have to face them, face the idea of them, face the impact they've had on humanity and all of our lives, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. | |
| And then probably a couple of years after that, then we really do have, you know, like skin-to-skin kind of contact. | |
| And so it's going to be a very fascinating four or five years here. | |
| All of it tied to and all of it dependent upon the emotional, all of it interacting with and dependent upon an emotion. | |
| Okay. | |
| And that is both the weakest possible thing because you can change your mind and not feel that emotion. | |
| You know, I don't love you anymore or I don't like you, that kind of thing, right? | |
| You change your mind and that emotion changes. | |
| Or it can be the most powerful thing in reality, which is, you know, in spite of that, X, Y, Z, whatever, I have faith in myself. | |
| I have faith in my species. | |
| I have faith in my perception of reality. | |
| And as long as I don't change that in terms of my mind, there's nothing that you, an external force, could do to make me change it. | |
| So you cannot destroy my faith, right? | |
| You could assault it. | |
| You could try all these different kinds of things. | |
| But as long as I am unwilling to make that change in myself, there's nothing you can do about it. | |
| Nothing you can do to prompt it. | |
| Nothing you can do to create it. | |
| The only thing you can do is kill me. | |
| You know, and that isn't going to work out too well for a lot of these people that are trying all this shit. | |
| Anyway, got to go and do work. | |
| We'll get into some kind of a new routine here. | |
| As I say, we're probably, well, we are in the process of relocating. | |
| It's going to take us a while to do all of this shit. | |
| That's going to be disruptive. | |
| We'll have new environment and so on. | |
| But we'll get into some kind of a groove a little bit later. | |
| Anyway, okay, so take care. | |
| Big stuff coming up. | |
| You know, get your finances in order, people. |