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March 15, 2024 - Clif High

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Plasma & Shit

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	Hello humans, hello humans.
	It's um March 15, it's about um 842 in the morning.
	Have to go and do um a bit of printing actually, wide format, so I've gotta take a trip down to where they're having uh big clam festival today.
	So I'm getting down there to get it done and get out before too many of the tourists are awake.
	Anyways, so some of the um uh okay, so some of the science community is starting to get behind the idea of uh a couple of documents that have been released uh by NASA about what we used to call jellyfish,
	and these jellyfish are these giant uh what they're calling plasma beings or pre-life uh floating around in the upper atmosphere and out in space.
	These things are huge, 30 and 40 um miles long in some instances, right?
	Uh just gigantic things.
	Uh they've been there ever since we've started sending things up into space.
	Uh we've been photographing them since we started sending stuff up into space.
	They've never really molested any of the crap we've put out there.
	Uh they are aware of it, and they will um uh collect around it, and uh it was potentially going to cause a real problem when NASA was doing their electric tether experiment where they had the big they were trailing a big electrical wire to generate a big wire to generate electricity uh out of the ether.
	And uh it worked so well that it um generated so much electricity that it burnt the uh connection between the um the tether between the electric with the wire uh this coiled braided wire thing that then uncoiled um in the in the space um station.
	Um actually I think it was a well I don't know, but it was one of our one of our craft up there anyway, and so it burned the connection and the um and the the wire goes floating off into space.
	Well, this may have been a very good thing to have happened.
	Um it demonstrated yeah you can get all kinds of electricity out of the ether with no problem.
	Uh it also demonstrated that the ether exists, and it put the lie to the Mitchelson-Morey uh experiment of the um uh 1880s or was it 1890s, 1880s, I think, in which they tried to deliberately skewed the results in order to prove the ether didn't exist to set up the stage for um this uh grit first um quantum shit that Einstein was gonna produce a few years later.
	Anyway, though, so um and by the way, we knew we had the formula E equals MC squared in 1860.
	Okay, so it's not like Einstein came up with any of this shit.
	Relativity was relativity was known, it was not described the way he described it, but it was known and codified with a meaningless mathematic equation.
	Equals MC squared is absolutely meaningless because we can't do anything with it, right?
	It's not an equation that we can manipulate.
	So in any event though, uh we knew we could generate the electricity, they did it.
	It's a good thing that that tether broke because it was um attracting all these jellyfish guys, uh, and we have no way of knowing what they would have done had they been able to encounter the uh wire when it was electrified.
	Uh so we don't know if it would have, you know, damaged them or pissed them off or whatever the hell.
	So, you know, NASA thinks these things calls these things pre-life.
	Like um, but in any event, I won't go there because it goes to the grit versus ontological uh creation of universe discussion.
	Uh interesting physical effect on a wire there.
	Uh uh Electrical wire here.
	Anyway, so um.
	Uh so Jay Widener is of the opinion that, or he thinks that maybe, um, or at least I think he said it this way, that maybe the um the Elohim or plasma beings.
	And it's like, no, they're not, they're corporeal.
	Uh, we know they're corporeal for an from a number of different uh sources.
	So there's references to the Elohim in like nine different languages uh around early Hebrew.
	So uh boy, they're gonna have to take down a bunch of trees here, markers on the road that they're gonna be shutting this thing down in a few days and cut down some more trees that are about ready to fall.
	Anyway, um so like nine different languages, Akkadian, uh, you know, uh Canaanite, uh, which is the same as Phoenician, uh bunch of these different languages all have the word Elohim,
	uh most of them have El, uh, and also many of them have uh Eloah, which is like the um the definitive uh singular.
	Um in any event, though, so uh so we know that the Elohim were discussed long before it shows up in the Torah.
	Okay, long before the Elohim came and um kicked the shit out of the Essenes, uh killed half the members of the uh twelve tribes and drove the rest of them up along the Red Sea to uh Judea, and this is where we get the whole myth of the Exodus and all of that shit, right?
	That was written by the Pharisees, not by the Jews themselves in the Torah.
	Um any of it, I won't I won't go there.
	So um the Elohim, though, we have descriptions of how you're supposed to deal with these guys.
	And this even is uh goes over into Egyptian, where they acknowledge the Elohim and they deal with the fact that the Elohim are ruling them and how you're supposed to uh handle all of this stuff.
	So if any kind of a bodily fluid and any kind of uh feces or urine or anything that came out of these beings uh was supposed to be put in these special uh clay vessels and dealt with in very specific manner, right?
	Very specific ways.
	Uh we think, well, uh there's some hints in some of the literature that the Elohim themselves were extremely paranoid uh about what should happen to the material that came out of their bodies because it provided uh like a psychic like an anchor for a psychic attack.
	If you had a bit of the DNA or in some way something that that uh your enemy uh uh uh had passed through their body, you had a very uh uh accurate way of psychically attacking them uh by virtue of having sort of like the psychic GPS, so to speak, right?
	So there were rules on how they the servants were supposed to deal with uh the night soil, the feces that the um the Elohim would produce, and they had to put it in special jars that had a special kind of a lining, uh, which was actually it turns out was a very high-lead uh glaze on a ceramic.
	Uh the ceramic itself is uh you know, from what we can tell is is unremarkable, but it is remarkable that they had uh a very high-lead glaze, okay, as though they were attempting to shield it in some way, and it was specifically not to be used in uh un not to be stored in unglazed um pottery.
	Then they'd store these the feces, take it out in the particular areas that had been designated, and do these rituals in order to bind the feces to the soil and eliminate it in my in our assumption here.
	Us old farts, that's what we're assuming, is that all of this rigamaro, all of these rituals and shit were intended to reduce the potential for someone being able to use this material as like a psychic GPS.
	But, you know, like a talisman, right?
	So anyway, so that being the case, we know they're corporeal.
	You know, if you're plasma, you're not producing feces.
	You're not producing urine.
	And that was a big issue for them, too, the slaves.
	There's this one discussion of the Elohim that we get through cuneiform, right?
	And in cuneiform, by the way, in the Sumerian text, it is not exclusively describing them as Anunnaki.
	That was just one of the four names, including Elohim, that these beings had in Phoenician and Canaanite and Akkadian and Amorite and all these other languages, including Egyptian.
	And so the Anunnaki was just one name, one aspect.
	And we think that that's an issue, is that there were, like, aspects of dealing with these beings.
	And that's why you use particular names and in particular circumstances.
	So anyway, though, so I don't think they're plasma, right?
	Plasma does not shit.
	And these guys did.
	Also, when they were drunk, they would produce copious amounts of urine and would just, wherever they were standing, they would just urinate.
	And it was up to you, the slave, to deal with it afterwards.
	Not a good situation.
	And there were, there's discussions in some of these texts about the Elohim and the Anunnaki, both under the same name, or under the different names, but the same circumstances.
	And about this particular tavern that was over in, actually near Nineveh.
	Okay, so Nineveh gets a, it's a city, it was actually the central city of a very large empire.
	And it gets all kinds of shit just because of the two references in the Bible where it's in a negative fashion.
	And it's a negative fashion because Nineveh was one of the first cities to expel the Jews.
	And they weren't Jews at the time.
	They were the Pharisees.
	And they were expelled.
	And the Pharisees were expelled for ritual sacrifice, stealing and eating children, this kind of thing, right?
	And the Pharisees, by the way, are the, are a, like an intellectual precursor to the Elohim worship cult.
	So the Elohim worship cult are essentially practicing the Pharisees'religion, right?
	Which is the worship of the Elohim, of these space aliens, and the sacrifice.
	And it's a goofy kind of a religion, which is adopted over into Judaism.
	Because at its core, the Phariseeism is all this stuff about sacrifice.
	But it's not like you personally should sacrifice in order to make the world better or, you know, any of that kind of understanding of our, our understanding of sacrifice.
	What it is, rather, is that a collective, you as an individual or a collective, can theoretically somehow place their sins, those things that would, their gods would disprove of, that the Elohim would disprove of, somehow you could place those sins into an animal or a human or whatever, and then kill that animal or human in a ritualistic fashion, and present the results to the Elohim, to the
	God, and you would be forgiven your sins.
	So it was sort of a case of bribery in order to get you off the hook.
	But it's also a case of, you know, your gods are so fucking dumb that, you know, you can punish them.
	put your your sins on a chicken and they'll accept that you know really goofy understanding of things so anyway um uh the Elohim are not plasma beings they are corporeal we see that there's still uh that someone and I suspect it's the Elohim um all right so let me back up and state that uh there was a hearing the other day,
	and you had some uh here in the US, and you had some guys talking to the um uh fucktard politicians and uh the uh you know in in the Senate and Congress and stuff, and uh you know it's all show,
	it's all theater, it's all crap, uh, and they were they were saying, you know, uh XYZ about this, and there's no basically it was NASA saying, and the and everybody's saying, well, there's no um no evidence that there's been any space alien interaction with humans ever.
	And it's like, well, you know, guys, uh that might be the case at the one level that they're examining because they were examining uh basically they were saying they weren't saying that there's no evidence of it, they're saying that there's no evidence of it that had been captured by or that they had good provenance on because it had been captured by modern humans uh and so on, right?
	So basically they were lying because there's all the military evidence and so on, but they're also denying the the potentially hundreds of thousands of pages of uh documentation uh from ancient times about our interaction with space aliens, who some people today have labeled as gods.
	But in a lot of this literature, those fuckers were not labeling, so the Akkadians did not think of the Elohim as gods, they thought of them maybe as like a minor god, somebody to really be paranoid about because they could kill you without even thinking about it, and they were pretty much impervious to anything you wanted to do to them, and so they could you know do what they want, act on a whim and be entirely capricious, and there's no recourse uh for you to address that.
	And um just the state of the affairs of the world in which you lived in at that time.
	So our um our interaction with an understanding of the Elohim is still hugely confused to this day.
	They don't in any rate anyway relate, in my opinion, to the uh plasma beings that we see uh in space, right?
	Uh they used plasma, there's the Elohim, uh, in their weapons.
	We know this uh even going all the way back into Sanskrit, that all these weapons were energetic and and what we would think of as like a directed energy weapon, not like necessarily a laser because they had the ability to uh in the Elohim did to encapsulate sound and send sound out,
	not in a wave, but in like a big bolus, a big like um giant orb of sound, and when it when it struck something, the barrier encapsulating it would be broken, and uh the sound would erupt, and that sound was so violent that it could do things like destroy cement or or you know crumble stone, that sort of effect.
	So these guys had different interesting technology.
	Uh so they're they're corporeal, they're not the plasma beings.
	So I disagree with Jay in that regard.
	Plus, there's also two different kinds of plasma we're discussing here.
	Okay, there's the plasma that is um uh seen in the jellyfish, which is um appears to be uh contained uh by their skin, so to speak, right?
	There is a limit to uh their body, you can see the defined limit, and and this is a plasma being you can see through it, it's not as corporeal as we are, uh, it's not as dense, and there's other issues relative to that.
	So it it may not have a cellular structure as we understand cells, but it may have a cellular structure in the broader sense of a cell.
	We just don't know.
	We don't, as far as I know, nobody's gotten any samples of these guys.
	Um there's the other kind of plasma, which is the plasma that the um uh Elohim use, right?
	For their weapons, for their uh energy to make their spaceships go and so on.
	So there's a lot to suggest that the cherub and the uh Rauch um Holy Spirit are uh different forms of vehicles that both run on a on a basically what we would think of as like a plasma rocket.
	Okay, so it was a plasma and it and uh that provided the lift and so on.
	So the cherub was like a um motorcycle version of a flying machine.
	Um you just hop on it and uh you know grab the handlebars and go, and it'd lift you up and and so it was totally open, totally um uh like riding a horse, they said.
	Um whereas the Rauch was enclosed, it was like what we would think of as like um a modern jet airplane or a fighter or something like that.
	They both produced uh uh exhalations from the plasma that affected the air, and uh both of them could burn you, but the uh Rauch, the Holy Spirit was hugely um uh magnified relative to the amount of stuff it produced in the way of uh exhaust and heat and so on,
	and this was the thing that burned Moses' face uh when he was up on the mountain because he was a stupid fucker and looked up over the rock and got irradiated by the the uh plasma discharge, which at that level is basically just superheating gases and uh is a rocket engine, it's just not a chemical rocket, it's uh fundamentally an electric rocket because you use um electric disruption in order to create the plasma.
	From some of the stuff we found in some of the literature, it appears that um all right.
	So let me back up.
	Uh Richard Feynman, arguably one of the guys that uh was the primary designer of open heim Oppenheimer's um nuclear bomb.
	Actually, he goes to great efforts and great lengths in his books, Richard Feynman, uh, as a physicist, to describe these to disabuse you of the idea that a nuclear weapon in any way involves nuclear forces.
	We do not deal with ionizing radiation that naturally leaks from radioactivity uh radioactive materials in our nuclear weapons.
	As as per Feynman, what we're really doing is we're separating an electric charge.
	We're actually breaking the charge between the molecules at an electric level.
	It has nothing to do with nuclear forces at all.
	Uh and so in Feynman's thinking, uh all of our nuclear weapons are really electric bombs.
	Okay, so that's the kind of force that the Elohim had as well.
	Now they had the ability, which so in our in Feynman's design, in our uh rupturing of the uh uh electrical bond between the electron and the rest of the atom, uh we do that all of it in a just like a you know a millisecond.
	We just beat the shit out of it basically, and uh uh it it separates, okay.
	So um the Elohim had a different approach to this.
	From what we've been able to read, the Elohim were able to do that process slowly.
	All right, so they were able to uh and this is this goes into their ability to deal with time, but I'm not talking time travel, right?
	They're not moving from the ever-present now into some other ever-present now.
	They're they have the ability to simply take a little chunk of our reality and make it interact with time in a slightly different, slightly uh out of phase fashion, and that provides them with the ability to encapsulate energy within time.
	All right, so it's not like time travel, it just it has no relation to to the fictions of time travel as we it has been presented to us.
	But these guys could could set up whatever the fuck their uh you know local time control mechanism was, and they could disassemble these electrical uh connections between atoms within these reactive vessels,
	and uh they would be encapsulated, like say, you know, uh a millionth of a second difference, it would be like ahead of us, a millionth of a second, something like that, and um it's always ahead, it's never behind.
	Um, and so they would be ahead of us like a millionth of a second or something, and that would encapsulate the energy, and then they could uh like throw that that encapsulated energy vessel, and when it struck matter, it would break open and it would release the uh the entrained energy all of a sudden and so on.
	So it'd be a big burst of plasma coming out at that point.
	So it'd be kind of like capturing the uh effects of the nuclear explosion in a couple of cups, right?
	And you're holding it together, and you've got inside there the whole uh nuclear explosion stuff is encapsulated and uh and contained, and then you could go somewhere and and you know, quickly open the two cups, and there would be the explosion coming out.
	So that was sort of the effect that we read about in some of this old literature.
	Uh it's really quite fascinating.
	Um we don't have a um a metric, so we don't know how much they're able to manipulate time that way, right?
	Uh, we don't know if they're able to um uh do it at a millionth of a second or trillionth of a second, or you know, even uh, you know, a partial second.
	We don't know at what level, but but there's all kinds of discussions about them doing just this.
	It's in other languages, and a lot of it is wrapped up with religious shit, so it takes you a while to um uh uh you know decode it all, so to speak.
	But that's what what was going on with these guys.
	I'm gonna have to uh get out and do some my printing and stuff now.
	I'll I've got another subject to talk about on the way back.
	Gotta get out of here before all of the uh clam festival people show up.
	Just gonna totally trash traffic in this little bird.
	Umway, so you're gonna see a lot more about plasma beings, and a lot more coming out of NASA and this kind of stuff about these jellyfishes in space.
	Uh and you know, I don't know what we'll end up actually calling them and how we'll actually end up dealing with these guys, uh, you know, conceptually.
	We have yet to really even start to get into that.
	It's gonna be quite fascinating though, as we do so, uh, because they are quite fascinating, and I don't think it's in any way um like uh NASA thinks of it as pre-life.
	I think NASA's just so full of shit.
	Uh these guys are like um huge adherents to uh bogus uh let's call it science, but it's not really uh it's bogus um wishful thinking, really.
	I don't want to park this way.
	Okay, so I'll talk to you guys later.
	I'm gonna do my chores here, and then collect a bunch of stuff and head home and do more chores, getting into uh planting here, uh getting crops in the greenhouse, that kind of thing.
	Everybody should be working on their planting and their electroculture.
	That's I've got to make a note about that too.

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