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Feb. 13, 2024 - Clif High
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Clonez
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Hello humans, hello humans.
It's um Tuesday February 13 early in the morning before 9 something.
Gotta head into town for a meeting.
Probably take an hour or so.
There's another um aid car or ambulance as the East Coast guys call them.
There you get a lot of work these days.
It's a big run here, 45 minutes to the hospital if they have to pull you off the beach for a heart attack or something.
So really dodgy as to whether you'll survive.
Anyway, um heading into town for a meeting.
Got a bunch of stuff scheduled for tomorrow and Thursday and Friday.
It's a busy week.
And here we go.
Okay.
A lot of traffic.
But we're starting to come into semi-decent weather.
The storm seemed to have abated slightly.
Anyway, uh so I want to talk about clones.
We'll put a Z on the end of that clones.
So this um uh I guess we gotta say he's an idiot.
Um so this idiot on um was it I don't know if it was Telegram or Twitter, I think it was Twitter.
Um this guy uh real police chief um said uh said that I was um uh that I had been taken off to get mo and cloned.
Oh god guys.
So so there's a lot of a lot of things to unpack with that.
Uh first off, I don't know why they would take me out to Gitmo, you know the the you know people's um uh paradigms and foil bulls and stuff are revealed in their paranoia.
So you got people that you know they're saying, oh, there's clones out there, and you know, someone's been taken off to Gitmo and cloned.
Uh okay, so let's examine cloning here for a second.
Uh humans can clone uh animals, right?
We we've made Dolly the sheep.
Um but our success rate is really pissed poor.
Um I think uh 98 out of a hundred uh fail to attach to the uterus, and of the two that do attach to the root of uterus, uh one will be uh dropped uh before term.
And uh so it's really pissed poor uh success rate in cloning with animals.
Uh you also have to use uh multiple fertilized eggs in order to get any to take at all.
And this was the situation that they had with that the Elohim had when they were engineering Moses and Enoch and Elijah and um Joseph who we call Jesus.
Okay, so all of those people were um bioengineered, alright, not clones, but bioengineered.
And so uh Gabrielle goes to Mary, the uh mother of Jesus and extracts eggs from her.
And then sometime later, after the eggs have been fertilized in a lab, um they are brought back and implanted.
And we know, okay, so Gabrielle had done this repeatedly to lots of people, and if you read through the Bible, it it tells you all of the people that were GMO'd.
And this uh note by the way that the Bible is nothing more than a pedigree for the herd.
I mean the old testament is you know who begat whom and all of this kind of shit.
It's the pedigree for the herd, so that the um the farmers know which lines are uh more uh you know more or on their goal or on their plan and uh which uh cell lines,
and so that's you know, all that uh you know, begat this guy, beget that guy, all of this kind of stuff is just nothing more than the litany of the pedigree that had been imposed by the yellow heme, and um so okay,
so um when they when they did this, they would always implant multiple um eggs back into uh the Judean women that they were uh using as um breeders for their uh herd uh enhancement program, right?
And so the Elohim uh so Gabriel the angel inserted multiple eggs into Mary.
It's and most of these people, so uh Noah, Moses, uh Enoch, Elijah, and uh John, and um maybe it was Mark, and these are the ones that I'm aware of, but there's a lot more.
These are people that were GMO'd by the Elohim.
Now, these individuals all had siblings, and so it was recorded that there were two um that Noah had two identical brothers and two identical sisters.
He was part of a of a Quintuplets.
Um almost all of these people had at least one brother and one sister, so they were almost all triplets, and you can see why the um the Elohim wants this, right?
Because if you got women that are kicking out three kids at a time, well, there's just that much more adrenochrome, that much more humans to harvest.
So, anyway, so but they had to do that because they had the same success rate that we do.
They they actually do a better job, they had a better success rate than humans do, but nonetheless, their success rate on this was pretty abysmal.
Um it took them a hundred and ninety one years to make Adam.
Okay, then it took them another seven years to make Eve.
Uh and then these children had to grow up, all right.
So um, so uh I don't want to get into this.
Alright, so it's very likely that Jesus had uh brothers and sisters um because of the GMO program.
All of the um uh the litany of the the list of who begat who is nothing more than the pedigree of the GMO program that they had had where they were doing um just uh regular breeding for characteristics, and then they started using GMOs, and their and their um the success rate was pretty pretty abysmal, and it took them a long, long, long time to get Adam.
And then they got a little bit better at it, and they started um uh you know, learned a little bit and so on, and uh it progressed a little bit faster, but still they were doing uh multiple insertions and so on.
So now here's the thing about clones.
So let's imagine that that this um uh real police chief idiot on Telegram or Twitter, whichever one it is, um who says I'm a clone.
So so let's imagine that that's the case.
That they snatched me and took me off to Gitmo, and they took a couple of my cells, and they're gonna clone me.
Well, there's there's some big problems with that, guys.
Uh so first off, we don't have time compression, and so if you clone somebody, you're gonna have to have a womb, either a natural one or an artificial one, and then some nine months later, you will be uh expelled from that that womb, you'll be given birth as a clone, and this doesn't happen, but uh but we're just presuming we're pretending.
And so nine months later, you would have a um we're pretending in order to examine all the obstacles here, right?
So we're steel manning this.
What would what would be required to actually clone Cliff to make him one of the clones that are walking on the earth and scaring people like um Terry Cassidy, right?
Uh so um hang on uh so uh road hazards out here all the time.
That was a deer.
Anyway um so they um they get the cells, they put them in, uh let's just say that they used an artificial womb, uh, and then uh you get born nine months later.
Well, okay, so uh we're gonna go back to this, we're gonna come back to this point later.
But anyway, so there you are, you're an infant.
All right, so that would be an infant me, right?
And um uh we don't have time compression.
So basically, in order for them to have a clone of me at my age now, everybody's gotta wait for that that infant to live another 71 years, right?
And then it'll never catch up to me, it'll always be that distance, it'll always be 70 years behind me.
So they can't replace me with a clone that's you know uh two years old, right?
Just doesn't work.
The idea in cloning is that somehow they're able to grow a full adult human body.
Okay, somehow they're able to do this.
It won't happen in a VAT.
Uh if you imagine the number of cells involved in the adult human body and stuff, if you were to just keep them into a womb until they became an adult, they'd still be in that womb for you know 15, 18 years until they got to adult status and a in a and an adult body.
If you wanted them to look like me in terms of aging and so on, uh then you would have to have that, and this is why everybody says, oh, you know, this guy is like uh Biden's clone is out there because he doesn't look like the old Biden.
We'll get into that too.
Anyway, so um, but if you wanted them to look like me, they would have to go through aging process in order to look like me.
Now maybe you could do something to them to make them age really fast or something like that, but we don't have time compression.
We're not able to dump vast quantities of time into the clone and have them grow up all um uh mature and all of this kind of stuff.
So so there's one real obstacle to getting uh someone replaced with a clone.
You gotta wait for that fucking clone to grow up.
Now you could postulate all different kinds of stuff that doesn't exist.
So you could postulate like Carrie Cassidy does that there's a portal somewhere and they shove the the infant into the portal and with a string attached to his to his um finger, and then after a certain period of time here, they pull him back from the portal and he's all aged, you know, because maybe time is faster in this other other place.
But you're just making up shit to uh accommodate the idea of the clones, right?
And so the the clones are all made up, you know.
This is all made-up fear from Terry Cassidy and her and her ilk.
Um, you know, that people that don't have any rigor of thought don't examine this, they just accept it.
Oh, somebody told me that I have a whistleblower that oh, so-and-so is a clone.
And it's like, oh, okay, uh, you know, it's really fucked.
Your whistleblower's an idiot, they're lying to you, and you're stupid for accepting it, but uh let's examine that, right?
What is the in order to replace me, they've got to take my cells and then duplicate me, which means duplicate my age and everything and my body mass.
And it's not like we have a vat and you can grow a human in like months, it just does not happen.
Uh the absorption rate, the cellular maturation rate is um is a known uh process controlled by electricity and the flow of electricity through and across the tops of the cells.
Uh so it's regulated, it's regulated by universe, and so you would have to, so no matter what, if you're postulating clones, then you're postulating someone that is able to step outside of our materium, step outside of our universe and its laws,
uh, its functional physical laws, in order to accommodate uh your um postulate that clones exist, and so uh we don't have that time component.
We don't have the ability to dump time in there.
If and and for a lot of reasons, I will suggest that that's not possible, that the experiments that uh Cozy Rev have done, had done for decades, as well as all of his thinking while he was In the gulag, uh, have proven the uh dynamic nature of time and its um uh dynamic qualities.
Uh some of these dynamic qualities, by the way, uh physicists or mathematicians and uh like um Eric Weinstein have mistaken for uh whole new dimensions of time, and in fact, it's just the active uh principles of time.
Uh so anyway, though, so we don't have the ability to suspend time, we don't have the ability to create a time bubble, we don't have the ability to shove any um uh uh more time into uh a cellular processes.
We actually do have that, okay.
So that's not really quite true.
There is the possibility, or there is the uh the possibility of putting a little tiny bit of time into cellular processes by um uh a combination of basically it's uh high voltage electrics, and you can do that ever so slightly, but you it always inevitably uh ends up in mutation.
Um and the amount of time you're putting in is so small it's not measurable, so it's not like you can put years or even days into this process or even hours or minutes.
We're talking about microseconds uh on some of these experiments.
Anyway, though, nanoseconds really.
Um so um then there's the other aspect of this.
Okay, so let's examine uh another aspect of this, right?
Uh, and that is this is what the um Elohim encountered as well.
Hang on a second here.
Early in the morning, need my coffee.
Um so the Elohim come up with this same problem that we've got relative to cloning and all of that kind of stuff.
So the Elohim set out to GMO a human.
Well, uh, so this goes also gets back to Kerry Cassidy's idea that there's gray alien hybrids being created because Phil Schneider said so years ago, and someone killed Phil Schneider.
Okay, someone killed Phil Schneider.
We don't know that it had anything related to do with any of the shit he was popping off talking about, and we do know that he had big mafia problems.
Okay, that he had some serious problems with the mafia, and it was likely them that killed him.
Anyway, so here's the thing.
Um so people will use the word soul, and they don't understand what it is.
Okay, they've got this weird idea about it, and it's just um it's not uh practical and it's not um uh the way things are, it's not a projection of our reality.
You have a soul, your soul is what makes the blob of protoplasm in that woman resemble and become the body that you will live in that you are intended to inhabit by the karmic processes that we're all subject to these um so
these karmic processes basically will not allow it in our world, you can't have a birth uh without a soul.
You can't have a pregnancy without a soul.
Uh it is ever so slightly different in terms of the attachment relative to uh souls with animals, but the higher animal you are in in your previous lives, the more robust and solid your soul is.
Your soul evolves with you over these uh 85 million plus lives to get you to be a human.
When you become a human, uh the so a woman becomes pregnant at the time that the egg is uh put into the uterus, there is the inhalation.
If you go and read the Sanskrit and the Avastan and uh ancient Chinese and even ancient Russian, you'll find these esoteric um discussions that predate so they may come back from you know from the last um silver and golden age, these things are way old books.
They're so old they're attributed to somebody, but we don't really know who wrote them.
Um anyway, so a lot of these old old stories and books and hymns will describe exactly what the process is uh for the soul attachment.
And and you can think of it, the the easiest way to think of it is that the woman becomes pregnant, the egg uh attaches to the wall of the uterus, and at that point there is this um uh notification in the form of a spark of life, and a soul enters, right?
And the souls are um said to be inhaled, all right.
So there will be this um gasping breath, and some women will report it that they remember that breath, uh it was so shocking to them.
I know of a woman who was um uh pregnant at 18, and uh she got married and she was pregnant just um almost before her 19th birthday, and she told me once about this experience of that soul entering her body, and she knew at that point that that uh she was pregnant, she knew a whole bunch of stuff about her kid.
She's a very psychic woman anyway.
Um so um, and so that can happen, right?
A woman in the process of getting the soul attaching to the egg can learn about what that that uh child is going to be and and some of its karma, because that comes along with the soul.
Now the soul is not conscious of itself, the soul does not think it has no cognition, it's not aware of itself, all it knows is its task, and its task is to create your bodies, gather your intuition through life, attach your memories to the appropriate places, and uh perform a lot of these um uh processes at a lower than cognition level.
So all the mitochondrial and you know the all of those kind of things, right, are managed by the soul.
Um not the actual cellular interaction, but how healthy you are and this these kind of things.
So it's a little bit higher level.
Uh your your body provide your DNA provides you with all of this.
Uh the you know, the ability for the mitochondria to get energy and take on oxygen and all this kind of stuff, right?
All that is DNA.
Now, here's the thing: when your soul attaches you can think of it as like being um a template that is um inserted into the egg at a consciousness level at a at a psychic level, if you will, and then the the egg, uh fertilized egg starts maturing in the woman, wrapping itself around and taking all of its instructions in terms of what kind of a body to build from the soul.
And so if you don't have a soul uh attach appropriately, uh you'll have a stillbirth, okay.
If you don't have a soul uh attach at all, um you'll have a um uh a self-terminating pregnancy probably around the third or fourth month.
Um they they just can't go any longer than that without the attachment.
The attachment can come later, but usually it's right at that very point.
If the attachment comes too late, according to some of these documents, some of these old um uh books, if this if it comes too late, you have a um uh you have problems with the body.
So you might have uh you know retardation mentally, or you might have physical deformities, and it's because the the conditions were such that the soul attached at a later date than the instant of that pregnancy.
Usually it's within uh you know, like truly seconds of the attachment of the um the egg to the wall of the uterus.
Um so you can see that that this basically precludes um any kind of uh uh artificial womb uh because it would be nothing to signal the soul to attach, and if you could take my cells and put them in an artificial womb and uh get them to grow, they're not going to look like me ever, right?
Because there won't be my soul putting my um uh imprint on that uh mass of protoplasm.
It just won't happen.
If um if you got to the point where, well, actually, so you can't uh you can't have a non-soul attached clone, right?
It's just is not gonna happen.
So the idea that you've got a clone, it's gonna live three years, it's gonna fritz out and fuck up and stuff, is just so full of shit.
Um we don't have the technology to grow in a time bubble.
Uh we don't have the ability to grow anything at all.
All we can do is uh uh shepherd a natural process, which is the attachment of the soul to the uh to the egg, etc.
etc.
Right.
So we don't create any of that, the Elohim couldn't create any of that, and so on.
The Elohim took a hundred and ninety-one years to GMO Adam.
Uh so they're not really all that good at it, you know.
Plus, you have, of course, the various ages, you've got to get each generation up to sexual maturity, etc.
better.
So, you know, clones don't exist at this level.
Carrie Cassidy's full of shit with that, just when, you know, and all these other people, uh, you know, Gene D code and all these doofuses that are saying, oh, there's clones and AI controls it all and so on.
Well, they live in a fantasy world.
There's no evidence for any of this shit anywhere, and her Carrie Cassidy is the most strident, so I'll just use her as an example.
But um every time she pops off and is just so strident that some whistleblower told her this, it's like, okay, so someone lied to you.
Big fucking deal.
Doesn't mean I have to accept any of this shit you're you're spewing.
She has attached an emotion of truth to it, but it doesn't belong there.
She's trying to convince you uh uh because truth needs to be shared that way and magnified, she's trying to convince you to believe it so that it will come back to her and and make her feel good that indeed she's got some level of knowledge about this, which she does not.
Anyway, uh so if they were gonna try and clone me, they've got a real problem.
I gotta have a time bubble, they've gotta get um my cells, and then they've got to figure out a way to get a uh a soul attached that would in some way want to replicate who I am now.
The souls create your body based on what you're going to encounter for your karma.
The souls create your body based on what you're going to encounter for your karma.
So um, so I'm not a clone, real police chief is full of shit.
Uh he doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about, blah blah blah blah blah.
So what's going on here?
Bunch of cops, guy with a bicycle.
Anyway, um sheriffs, okay.
So uh so the idea of clones is is horseshit, right?
Uh, until you can show me we've got uh technology where you can shove time into a bubble and artificially um do all of that, it's like okay, fine, and then uh then the other other aspect of this um is the uh the whole AI thing, right?
So Carrie Cassidy thinks that AI can float through the air, and everybody's agreeing with her that there's one AI, you know, in charge of the planet here, and no one ever says, You're full of shit, Carrie, you've got no evidence for any of this.
There's no no possibility that, and if it's artificial, it must have a computer substrate to run on.
So, anyway, but it doesn't do any good to argue with her because essentially uh you're arguing against her fantasies, and you're never gonna win, because she lives in that fantasy world where this stuff is actually real or could happen, and it's because of her insistence that these individuals have authority, right?
Now, the this also goes to the idea of the hybrids.
So Kerry Cassidy is convinced that lots of people coming across the border are gray alien to human hybrids that have been engineered in tunnels in South America.
And it's like, okay, you know, I don't know why you'd want to do that.
You know, we don't have any evidence of all kinds of food going into tunnels in the uh, you know, in South America, yada yada yada.
There's all kinds of things saying we have no evidence about any of that statement you're making about uh gray alien hybrids.
And note that the people who didn't have to hide it, they had vast quantities of resources, they had all kinds of uh genetic breeding stock, and it took them 191 years to create Adam to come up with one success.
Now, okay, so they've gotten better in terms of their technology.
It doesn't mean that their technology is replicable in each and every generation and so on, especially as all of our um uh reproductive issues have surfaced in these last uh you know 60 years relative to chemtrails and so on and so on in our changing environment.
Excuse me.
So um these guys are not making alien hybrids.
They there is no way you can get genetic material from some other species to um hybridize with humans.
You could change some of our DNA to um to reflect uh some of the DNA in an alien, but you're not actually gonna take any of that alien material and put it in a human, you're just going to use CRISPR and rearrange the top or the bottom half of a codon uh to in order to replicate the codon that you found in the space aliens, right?
So um so we don't have the possibility of hybridizing.
If we did, you'd have stupid humans, you know, uh making giraffe lions or you know uh uh flying whales, that kind of thing.
Um it just it just does not happen.
It's not possible in our materium in our reality that such a thing could occur.
Anyway, uh so there's no there's no gray alien hybrids uh coming up through tunnels in South America.
You know, this is another fantasy thing from Kerry Cassidy that has no solid basis in reality that other people are picking up on, and because she doesn't get pushback, they're pushing it out there.
Um but if you go and you push back on her, maybe they'll stop some of this bullshit.
Um, so no gray alien hybrids and no hybridization of humans at all.
Uh you can monkey with our DNA, but then there's something else about this, getting back to the clones.
Okay, so say you had a way of uh getting a cloned body in an artificial womb to look like me, and you had a way to get um uh get it to age in a super short period of time, such that it looked like me at my now advanced age, right?
So it looked like me at age 70, even though technically it might only be, you know, uh three years old or something, right?
Or however old it takes to, you know, however long they have to grow it.
And so do they have to take my cells, by the way, and then grow the clone and then they come and kidnap me and they take me to Gitmo and they replace the clone and it it's it sits there thinking it's me.
Well, here's the thing about that.
If you could even do all of that, if you could do all of those aspects of it, my memories are not in my DNA.
You'd have no memories.
You know, that being would be 100% brand new.
It would have no knowledge of anything I knew because none of that is in my my DNA.
You can can get as much DNA out of me as you want, but you're never gonna get any memories attached to it.
Thus, uh you'd have all those issues of the, you know, trying to get the you'd have to teach the clone to speak and you'd have to educate it to the extent that it would be able to mimic me and so forth.
So, you know, this real police chief guy, he's just a stupid fuctard.
As you know, to a certain extent, so is Kerry Cassidy, and so is Gene D. Code, right?
Um, all of these people with these super fantastic stories, uh, absolute bunch of horseshit.
Uh, just like um uh Phil Gogluski, who's you know, this uh pedo guy.
Uh he's out there spewing shit uh about Trump and all this um spy stuff that's you know he's LARPing.
He's another uh Cory Goodfucktard.
Uh with all of his lies.
And so this is the state of our world at the moment, people.
Uh I have not been cloned.
It's not possible to clone anybody.
When I said that Charlie Ward was cloned because of the great burrito explosion, I was joking.
It was a deliberate um, you know, uh uh attack on this particular subject.
So, yeah, it wasn't serious.
I mean, everybody says, oh, so-and-so is a clone.
Well, you know, we know Carrie Cassidy was cloned.
You know, we know she was cloned in 2014.
Uh, and that thereafter her clone had some serious uh physical issues because it was poor quality production and it was probably made in Puerto Rico, one of the cheap Puerto Rican clones, right?
Uh that kind of thing.
Again, a joke, people, a joke, because it's all fantasy, it can't happen, it doesn't exist.
Anyway, um, so you gotta have some connection to reality because we're coming into a hyper novelty, and it's gonna be hard enough to figure out where to set your foot any given day, especially if you don't have the the connection to reality.
Well, I'm gonna get into my spot here, guys.
I've got stuff going on.
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