Clif High - UFOs meet & greet...

Aug. 18, 2024 - Clif High

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UFOs meet & greet...

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	Hello humans, hello humans.
	It's uh Sunday, August 18.
	It's about 13 after 8 in the morning.
	And I'm uh heading in on a uh long drive to go see my wife at the rehab facility.
	Uh it's about a seven and a half to eight hour round trip.
	So it's pretty exhausting.
	Um I doubt I'll do one of these on the way back, maybe.
	I don't know.
	I don't want to talk so much that my voice gets um uh too affected.
	I've got a couple of interviews that are trying to be scheduled, and I don't want to get um that raspy voice business.
	Hang on.
	Weird traffic out here.
	Tourists, big motor homes, giant trailers, that kind of thing.
	Rain
	Okay, uh so there's a bunch of stuff I wanted to talk about, some of which are gonna piss off a lot of people.
	Alright, so we'll get into that in just a second.
	Let me mop up some tea here that was spilled.
	The uh weather has just been uh quite odd.
	We had the first rain since May yesterday, and it's a little rainy today, uh, but it definitely is turned cold.
	So went down to 49 on the beach the other morning, like two days ago.
	So we're heading into our fall and winter.
	Anyway, so um so the younger brother of a good friend of mine uh contacted me a while back, like a few weeks ago.
	Uh he and his brother were okay, so um the the guy's name is Doug, and Doug is a um he's retired uh well, I mean he wasn't like a lifer or anything, he was in the military for a while, right?
	I think he was in um for like 10, maybe 15 years.
	Um, and then he got out and got into other lines of work, and he does computer stuff.
	Uh he's retired, retired now.
	He's like uh five or six years younger than I am, maybe six, let me think about that.
	Um anyway, his older brother is past.
	Uh his older brother was my friend, he was a little kid that just sort of hung around with us.
	Uh Doug was, and um his dad and Doug, it turned out, uh, were his dad was uh in the 10th Mountain Division, which is uh US Army Division out of um New York State.
	You know, they've got a long history and stuff.
	Anyway, Doug joined that when he um uh was old enough, so he went in at I think 17, you know, a real young guy, and um he joined the 10th Mountain Division too.
	Uh, you know, served in Vietnam, all of that kind of stuff, right?
	Uh he's a good guy.
	He ended up doing um uh radar.
	Okay, so his brother was uh his his older brother uh we all called Mac He um he passed from cancer, he had lots of cancers, but he was in the Navy and um he was a uh one of the things he did was uh he was a uh radar tech, right?
	Uh radar operator.
	Um I don't know what kind of boats or anything he was on, but he was a radar operator.
	Well, Doug went into the 10th Mountain Division, uh like I say he served in Vietnam and stuff, and then when he came out, uh they had him, and maybe even in Vietnam, I don't know, uh, but they had him as a radar operator, uh radar technician, and he Was um uh doing all that kind of stuff for uh seven or eight years.
	Anyway, um he and his brother, okay.
	So he got out of the military when his brother started getting cancers, right?
	Then his brother had, like me, uh, so I had a 30-year history of undiagnosed colon cancer, but at the same time, during that period of time, I had um uh uh skin cancer uh as well as uh breast cancer, had an uh full-on mastectomy, right?
	And so uh I had put this down to the uh double dose of the contaminated salk polio vaccine that my brother and I were given.
	We got very, very, very sick.
	We got uh a dose of it in um South Carolina before we go to Europe, and then we get to Germany.
	They didn't have our shot records, they were distributing them, they didn't see the harm in it, so they gave us another dose of the vaccines.
	Uh anyway, my brother passed at age 55, lots of different kinds of problems and cancers, but we were basically sick from that point on, and so we'd always suffered something as a result, in my opinion, of those vaccines.
	Um, anyway, Mac, uh Doug's older brother and and the guy who was my friend, he started showing up cancers like uh maybe 25 or 30 years back and had had them popping up intermittently,
	just like me, uh, over the years, and just like um my brother and myself, uh, Mac and Doug both had gotten the salt polio vaccine, and we know that at least 12.8 million doses were contaminated, and they gave them out anyway.
	Um, and of course, on all of the they usually dump shit on the military, right?
	So, uh, as an after effect.
	So uh probably most of those uh 12.8 million doses of tainted vaccine uh were dumped onto the military to use.
	But in any event, okay, so that's all aside, uh Mac uh passes from cancer in the process of having all of those cancers.
	Uh Doug gets really weirded out because both he and Mac put some level of the cancer potential down to their jobs as radar technicians.
	Anyway, so there's a long story, but anyway, so Doug um uh he gets out of the military.
	Like I say, maybe it was 15 years or something like that.
	Uh I'll have to ask him, he's gonna call me in a couple of days.
	Um he um uh so Doug gets out of there.
	Uh he has like massive uh paranoia about getting cancer, okay.
	Since his older brother had it, I had it, uh, my brother died of it.
	Uh so you know, um uh Doug gets a little bit, you know, understandably freaked out about all of this.
	And so he quits the military because he didn't want any more exposure to the radio frequency stuff.
	Anyway, he has had all kinds of problems, um, that are probably biochemical from his time uh at a source from his time in Vietnam.
	Uh, you know, like uh arthritis, not really cancer, but all kinds of um uh you know what they call benign uh tumors, you know, uh that never metastasize or go cancerous, but they shouldn't be there, and so he's had all kinds of problems like this.
	He's had lots of surgeries and stuff, so you know, so he's like medically retired.
	Um anyway, so uh he he and I had been chatting, he had had a reason to contact me, and we started talking about things, and then he um uh he because he's feeling so bad, you know, arthritis,
	he's uh like 65 now, and you know, was complaining about you know getting up in the morning and the you know two to three hours to get his body moving and you know to reduce the level of pain and problem sleeping, all of this kind of stuff, right?
	I mean, that we all go through.
	Anyway, so um I was talking with him and he was he went to uh okay, so uh he called me, we chatted, I gave him some information, and then later on he called me back and reported what he had found out.
	Now he had said in that first phone call that he was gonna go to One of these EE systems places.
	He's back on the East Coast somewhere.
	And I don't know where it was.
	Maybe he's going to Illinois.
	He was going to have to drive to um to get to this place.
	Now these EE systems are those is one of those quote energy healing systems, right?
	And you see these EE systems with their computer screens running in the background and they're just flashing all flashing, but they're streaming uh in a bottom to the top kind of a scrolling sort of a situation.
	There's they're they're streaming all of these little squares of colors on the computer screen.
	And supposedly, I don't okay, so I don't know the details on this, right?
	Because these people are less than forthcoming when they talk to you about their devices.
	Uh and they the you the sales kind of people that you get to don't know, and those that do know won't talk to you, or they are obscuring on this.
	But in any event, so they are claiming the EE systems guys claim that you're being bombarded with scalar waves, alright?
	And the idea is you can come on in and bring a pillow and and uh you know have a slumber party and sleep there in this and be bathed with these scalar waves, and they will heal you somehow, right?
	Uh it's a they use Tesla, they use his name a lot, uh, and they throw out a lot of um uh pseudoscientific terms to describe what what they are saying their device does.
	But here's a couple of things.
	I have not seen any of the actual devices.
	I'm under I'm not certain if the healing is supposed to come from the screens or from some other external device.
	But the screens are simply software, they're simply scrolling uh colors in um uh in columns across the screen, and that's just simply a software effect.
	Okay, so now here's something else.
	No matter what the software can, no matter what you do in the software, always software will be limited to the capacity to the capability uh of the hardware.
	And so in this case, the hardware is a regular old computer screen, right?
	Just a regular old flat monitor.
	Um now, so no matter what these guys do, all those monitors are ever going to do is to produce light that is heavily blue light dominated.
	So they can't alter that within the software.
	You can't tell the computer screen not to show blue light, all right.
	It will show blue light, even if you've got no blue on the screen, because blue is such a predominant color for these monitors, and they're designed to put out a specific set of frequencies that is dominated by blue light.
	When blue light's not good for you, right?
	Keeps you awake and that kind of thing.
	And it and it alters your circadian rhythms, it screws up with your uh circulating melaton or melanin, and it um uh gets really and it can actually destroy your melatonin production.
	It can actually make it difficult for you to sleep if you're looking at blue light before you try and go to bed.
	And you need at least an hour, maybe an hour and a half or two hours, given the individual variants and bodies to quote, you know, detox from that blue light.
	Um anyway, so Doug's going to these EE systems guys.
	Uh he he had heard about them.
	He was he was going to seek relief from his many health problems.
	He was going to have to spend many hours driving there.
	Uh, maybe it's even overnight, I'll have to ask him.
	We didn't get into that level of detail.
	Anyway, so uh um I had told him what I understood about these guys, and then I told him something that uh you know kind of took him aback, and that is that I have communicated with this um I think her name is like Sandra Stone, claims to be a doctor.
	I don't know what her doctorate is supposedly in.
	Um, you know, she could be a physical therapist for all I know, or you know, uh gym teacher.
	I have no idea, but she she claims, you know, so they they uh pimp her out as Dr. Dr. Rose, okay.
	Anyway, so um I'd been in contact with her a long time ago, like more than a year ago, and and all I ever wanted to know was the frequency of the uh energy that these guys were putting out.
	I was willing to believe that they'd had a device and that they'd come across something and so on, right?
	Uh but here's the thing about it: there is no definition, no frequency definition for the word scalar.
	So scalar waves are meaningless, all right.
	But if you say 5G, then anybody who's a technician knows you're talking sub-millimeter waves, right?
	You're talking microwaves.
	Um, you know, so the description, the name usually gives you a description of the frequencies involved.
	You know, visible light, infrared, uh, ultraviolet, etc.
	That tells you the frequencies you're dealing with.
	Scalar is meaningless.
	Scalar is uh is a reference to its um ability to scale uh across um what they call domains, okay.
	But but scalar waves are not a frequency, and so uh so I told him this, and he's going, hmm, I wonder what this is.
	But anyway, so he went to check it out anyway.
	So he gets in his car, he drives there, wherever it is.
	Like I think maybe it was in Illinois.
	I don't know where these centers are located.
	They're gonna be setting up another one here pretty quick.
	Uh I think it's a little closer to his place, but I don't know.
	Anyway, so Doug gets there, and he was a little bit cautious based on our discussion.
	Uh, because you know, if you're telling me scalar waves, that does not tell me the frequency that you're bombarding me at.
	And so anyway, so I I asked him to take a uh a meter with him, a trivalent uh meter, and he's got dozens of these because of his work in the in radar, and he's got some clearly sophisticated ones too that you know have software interfaces and all of this kind of thing.
	But anyway, so I asked him to take a meter with me and find out what frequencies these guys are pumping out.
	Um anyway, so he goes there, gets to this uh EE center, the goes to the parking lot.
	It's like um uh midday.
	Um, and he uh you know he parks his car.
	The parking lot's full, it's fairly well attended.
	Uh this little EE center, there's you know, apparently a lot of people there, and he gets his meter out, or he starts heading in, and then he remembers and goes back and gets his meter.
	And so he turns his meter on at his car, and he was quite shocked.
	He doesn't have an electric car, he's like um uh got an old Dodson.
	Um that's another long story.
	Uh anyway, so uh he turns his meter on at the car, and he said he was just shocked.
	The amount of um uh radio frequency and uh EMF uh was just very, very, very high, even out at his car, some 50 or 60 feet away from the main door.
	Uh apparently the building is like um uh lots of windows, uh, you know, and glass doors and stuff, a commercial uh kind of a building.
	And so he um he reports to me that that he was his eyes were glued to the meter as he's walking in, and he said it dawned on him about halfway between his car and the building to flip it over to the radar frequency, which is a different sensor within the device he had, so it doesn't display that um uh in a coordinated display.
	But his uh like mine does, uh like the cheaper models do.
	They'll show you all of all three readings on the same screen.
	Uh he has a device that's very, very, very sophisticated and um can pick up all different kinds of frequencies, and uh so he has different screens for things.
	Anyway, he turns it on to the radar and he's just shocked.
	He said it just stopped him in his tracks, uh, you know, 20 or 30 feet from the main door there.
	And he said he actually felt there were people walking by saying, Can you feel that?
	Can you feel that?
	Uh, you know, one person trying to um uh get another person reactive to the experience, right?
	Anyway, so Doug's standing there while these people are coming on into the this EE center and he's looking at his um his meter that's showing radar off the fucking chart.
	I mean, it is literally at the very top of the scale.
	His um uh the readings of of the uh uh radar Levels and his EMF is very high, and his radio frequency is very high.
	Mostly I don't care about radio frequency, it's not all that damaging.
	EMF, yes, and radar, certainly.
	Anyway, so Doug never went in.
	The radar level got so high that he uh did not go into uh the facility.
	He was just too freaked out.
	He went and got a motel, he had a good dinner, he relaxed, and then the next day he headed back home.
	But he didn't go in there because I wanted him going in and actually hassle him to find out what frequencies they're putting out.
	Well, now we know they're putting out a um radar to radio frequency at a ratio of of uh 19 for radar down to 1.8 for uh radio frequency.
	So it's a ratio.
	So they're putting out both of those, claiming these to be scalar, and they're basically bombarding you with uh low power, high frequency radar waves, and it's the low power aspect of it that is curious, okay?
	Because here's the thing about radar, and radar operators will tell you this, even around the especially the land-based uh mobile units that they drag behind jeeps and stuff, right?
	And set up on battlefields to try and find tanks or whatever, or you know, scope out aircraft, that kind of thing.
	Anyway, so um hang on a second stuff falling all over.
	Okay.
	Anyway, so uh Doug goes uh and he calls me, comes back home and he calls me and he tells me all of this.
	He says, Boy, he said you were right.
	You know, he said that the EMF was very, very, very high.
	Um, you know, not like Tesla levels, not like uh, you know, 150 to 500, uh, but it was like a persistent 70.
	Um, and he had uh radar levels that that were in the several hundreds, so it was uh it was a very high frequency um radar that appeared to be pulsed.
	Um he said it would, you know, it would actually jump up, drop down, jump up, drop down because he was you know, he uh um prevaricated and dithered for some time trying to um figure out if he was gonna go on in, right?
	He would he'd driven uh most of the day there for this, so um, you know, he was reluctant to just blow it off, and he never did go in, he was just too freaked out because he's very very paranoid about cancer and very paranoid about radar frequency exposure.
	Anyway, here's the thing about radar you can have high power radar and you can have low power radar that both produce the same frequencies.
	Low power radar when you're just uh connecting the devices and hooking them up, goes through this low power cycle up uh power on self-test.
	And um at that point, radar operators uh will feel warmth.
	Okay, they'll feel the low power radar waves um emanating from the device, and you know, you gotta be careful about it because you don't want to be in the in the range of radar, and especially if it's palpable that you know if it's perceptible to you, but you know, uh too intense a radar, too um too high power, and it has uh uh skin burning effects, right?
	It'll it'll literally raise blisters on your skin in in minutes, if not actual seconds, depending on the level of the power.
	Um, but low power systems are different.
	Low power system, low power radar was actually used in like the 50s uh as a healing modality.
	They used it in like physical therapy, um, and this kind of stuff because it will make your muscles warm, it will penetrate the body, uh, it'll make your muscles warm, uh, your skin can be slightly warm to the touch, you'll get this generalized feeling of um warmth, and then it also low power affects your brain, and so it dampens down brain activity.
	Um and you know, a lot of radar operators die of brain cancer, and that's what um uh got Mac.
	It was finally brain cancer that killed him, right?
	He like me had all kinds of cancers, he had actually had um amputation uh of a foot because the foot got cancerous.
	So he was just in a real bad state, right?
	But it was eventually the brain cancer that killed him.
	Anyway, so um Doug doesn't go in, the radar levels are way high, and this is I suspected that there was something there because they the supposedly the people that are the technicians, they don't talk like technicians and they don't speak techie talk when you call them and you want to do techie talk.
	And so that's something in my my experience.
	All us techie guys love to talk tech, right?
	And so if you want to talk to me about any aspect of you know my my work or whatever, the software or any of this kind of stuff, I I love getting into all those little details.
	Um anyway, so um the people with the supposed scalar waves aren't aren't speaking, they're not saying, they're um obscuring, you know, deflecting that kind of thing.
	And they you know, they have a smile on their face and they tell you, well, it's a scalar wave, as though that is meaningful as opposed to simply being a label.
	So um anyway, so he calls and tells me all of this, and then I was saying, well, that's you know, just kind of par for the course.
	That's what I thought was going on with something like this.
	I didn't know it was radar frequency, I didn't know that they'd had it at a power level in order to do induce these palpable effects that are just short of um damage, right?
	Short of uh real-time skin damage, that kind of thing.
	And so they um uh he you know, he's disappointed, of course, he gets um uh uh back, uh, you know, he goes and uh drives back and stuff, he calls me and and so on, and you know, he's he's got issues.
	I put him onto a skinar.
	Uh I actually put him on to some um supplements, uh, including um Keol, uh, which is uh anti-exam uh anxiety drug, but is also a um anti-tendon pain um stuff.
	It comes from um magnolia trees uh from the from the bark, and you know, it's non-addictive, you can take it forever.
	Japanese have been using it for hundreds of years, yada yada yada.
	Anyway, that really set him up uh very well.
	I mean, he's got some benefit out of the other ones.
	He's starting to do the cayenne now, and that's eating him as well.
	Because if you just have a half a teaspoon of very hot cayenne pepper uh first thing in the morning, you reduce your ability to have pain for the rest of the day because it blocks all these pain receptors.
	Anyway, so Doug's doing well, he's doing better.
	He's thinking of going to this um uh next to this grand opening of this uh EE Center new EE center somewhere, right?
	Now he's kind of like got a bug in his bonnet, right?
	Yeah on this thing, and he says, you know, he thinks they're fraudsters, he thinks they're causing all kinds of harm.
	I just think they're stupid, uh, and that they somebody got the idea that it worked and they could feel it, and they just you know, and it kind of grew from there, sort of the hype grew.
	Uh, but like I say, I think these people are just simply stupid.
	I think they're ignorant, I don't think they understand what they're doing.
	Uh, but they could be, you know, evil scammers.
	I don't know.
	Uh, but I have a tendency to not put that down to people until they prove to me that they're, you know, evil scamming butt heads.
	Um you know, so usually I just think, oh, okay, you know, they're just ignorant of the technology, they're a little bit um a little bit stupid.
	Um, anyway, so uh he's gonna like I say he's gonna go to the this next EE center, which I don't know if it's open now or not, I don't know if he's left now or not.
	Um he's gonna go there with his uh recording gear.
	Uh so he's got um uh meters that will literally uh capture the uh stuff on a millisecond by millisecond basis, and you can even print them out, uh, you know, right on the spot, right?
	One of these things has a printer attached, which is really cool.
	Um so anyway, so he's gonna go and he's gonna record, he's gonna walk all the way around, he's gonna do an analysis.
	Uh he's like I am, you know, he's retired, uh, he's living alone.
	Uh his wife had died about 12 or 15 years ago.
	Um, and he hasn't has very little to do, right?
	Nothing really demanding of his time.
	So he thought, uh, what the hell, you know, so he's gonna make this into a little project and go and go and scope out these EE centers to see what's going on.
	Now, uh, I'm quite certain that if you had low enough um power but high enough frequency, you're gonna get a very decent kind of an effect lying there.
	So you will be sleepy uh because it's affecting your brain.
	It's actually slowing down brain activity and increasing melatonin, uh, which is one of the side effects of slowing down your brain because your body thinks you're gonna be going to sleep, so it starts producing melatonin when these other systems kick in.
	And so that's um basically that's the situation he is he's at now.
	Um he's gonna go and record all this shit, and then he'll contact me, and um let me know what he's found out.
	Like I say, I don't know if it's open, I don't know if it's gone or when he was planning to do it, or any of that.
	We haven't reconnected on that uh since our uh initial talk about all of this stuff.
	Uh or the secondary talk.
	Uh, but in any event, so uh so these energy system stuff, you gotta be careful, right?
	So I have a skinar, it puts electricity, pulsed electricity at a uh decent voltage level, but still relatively low power, uh, into your flesh.
	But it is crude and it works, it it causes some level of uh decent effects and lowering inflammation, changing things and so on, but it's not causing you to um you know grow new cells or uh you know have your biochemistry rearrange itself or any of that kind of crap.
	It is, as I say, relatively crude.
	Um that's that's the thing with all of our energy approaches so far, except the red light one.
	Red light biophotonics is very healing, and it causes um uh persistent effects.
	You can't say permanent, but you can do the red light stuff, and it will lower inflammation and it will lower that inflammation for longer than uh the period of time you're using the the red light.
	So, in that sense, it's um you know, a lasting effect, and the more you use it, the longer that that effect lasts after every session.
	So you use a red light on your your damaged joint, and the first day it lasts, you know, there's that uh total overall effect uh lasting uh half an hour after the light shut off, and then several hours as it gradually goes back to the state before turning on the light.
	So um the persistence of the light uh is is proof that we can actually get uh closer to energetic healing, right?
	But it's not gonna be with with these crude devices that put electricity or radar waves into you, microwaves.
	So that's the thing about radar.
	It's up there with 5G, it's it is a sub-millimeter wave, and so it's a microwave.
	Uh microwave um energy.
	So not good for you, probably is cancer inducing, or if you've got cancer, I bet you it's gonna accelerate the growth of it.
	Uh so you know, uh, these people may be claiming scalar waves, uh, but let them prove they're not pumping out radar, which is cancer inducing and cancer accelerating.
	So people that get cancers that are radar operators, they do not have the standard lifespan.
	So if you got cancer uh as a radar operator, and um you continue to be a radar operator, you're gonna die really quick after that diagnosis.
	Anyway, um, so my friend Doug, he's got you know all kinds of problems, but so far he's not showing up on any cancers, which is a good thing, and I've got him on uh C60 and a few of these other things that are uh anti-cancer at their very core and will aid him at that level and will aid him in other ways as well, so it's good to take him even if he doesn't have uh you know suspicions of cancer, although he's just paranoid as fuck about it, right?
	Um as he should be, really.
	Uh, you know, I'm still paranoid.
	I've had it three times, and I don't want to get it a fourth.
	Uh, You know, I want to die of something else.
	Right.
	I've done the cancer death thing, and it's it wasn't fun.
	Um anyway, so just watch out for these people that are uh pimping out uh you know energy healing solutions because a lot of these things will induce some form of a uh placebo effect.
	So there's no real action, it's just that you think there's an action and you your mind changes your uh biochemistry uh to suit what it thinks is occurring.
	Uh so like I say, just watch out for those.
	Hang on a second here.
	All right, I'm back here.
	Had to pause as I got through some tricky driving there.
	Everything out here is all chopped up, they're working on the roads.
	Uh a lot of tourists, it's on Sunday, so you know, it's not too bad.
	Uh, it's not like we're Monday morning when they're all heading back into town or something or late tonight.
	Um in any event, though, so uh let's talk about uh consciousness here.
	And um there's a lot of things we can say about consciousness.
	Uh we're gonna be coming into all right.
	So let me back up.
	Let's talk UFOs for a bit.
	Um I had forecast a period of time this year, starting in the latter half of August, and going through fall and winter, in which we were going to have much more UFO activity.
	That's happened now.
	We've had recently um uh mass sighting uh in the West Coast, California, uh New Mexico, these kind of places in the Southwest, even uh, but California primarily of mini UFOs that were zigzagging,
	and some of them are looking very much like spaceships, not simply orbs or just uh uh you know a ball of light in the sky, but actually something that is definitively saucer-shaped, you know, the size of a of an aircraft carrier, and uh, you know, is just hanging up in the sky the way bricks don't.
	Um these sightings uh were in the data.
	We still have lots of new data about more sightings coming, and the a lot of the descriptors for these guys for these sightings were mass.
	Okay, so uh mass in the sense of lots of UFOs, but also lots of people seeing them and lots of people recording them.
	So we're gonna get a lot of videos being dumped of people uh people's experiences with uh sighting the UFOs.
	In fact, it's going to be so much of an activity that by the time we get into say end of November or into December, people will be bored.
	They'll say, Oh, you know, not another UFO video.
	You know, you gotta have something fairly spectacular.
	But what's gonna be really cool is the data is describing mass UFOs, lots of UFOs in individual sightings, not simply a lot of people seeing a single UFO hanging about in the sky, but rather lots of UFOs, you know.
	This one, this recent sighting in California was I think six.
	I think they had six UFOs uh all at once.
	Uh, you know, frequently you'll see this down in Mexico where you got you know 20 of them coming out of a volcano all at the same time.
	So um these kind of uh sightings are going to increase, and then the number of of objects within each sighting is also going to increase to where it's really for some period of time quite entertaining to uh go every morning and go look to see what UFO videos have been uploaded and what they were doing.
	We won't be able to tell.
	So this is gonna be uh unidentified uh aerial phenomena because we'll be able to see the UFOs, but we won't know what the fuck they're doing.
	They're gonna be interacting with each other.
	Uh and then we're gonna get into the the you know the potential for UFO landings, which will induce the language about farmers with shotguns going on out to uh uh you know watch out for protect their their farms against the space aliens.
	So that's coming.
	That'll be probably October, November, December in that that time frame.
	Uh right now we're into the aerial phenomena part of it, not the landing part of it.
	But this is going to escalate and it's going to keep escalating, and this is going to basically freak the shit out of the deep state and the um communist mouthpieces for that deep state, the Elohim worship cult, right?
	So uh the rabbinical councils, the Elohim worship cult, the deep, deep, deep Pharisees that own and run uh Jewish culture are gonna be shitting themselves uh over this UFO activity because they know where it leads.
	And where it leads is the destruction of uh Jewish control over uh the over humanity, right?
	So we're going to lose all of these um uh uh Jew-induced um aberrations of thought like Einstein and the grit.
	We're gonna lose all of that because of these UFOs showing up.
	We're gonna discover how errant our science and everything has been.
	Uh and in the process, we'll lose uh you know, Jew-controlled uh media and academia, academia, uh, all the schools and the colleges and everything, you're gonna see uh uh Jewish professors of all kinds who will be abandoning their posts, they'll they'll quit their jobs, they'll get the fuck out.
	Uh or some of them will try and take early retirement things.
	This is gonna be because of the total repudiation of the underlying uh uh narodyme, the the fake science, the fake media, the fake history.
	All of that is going to be exposed, and we're gonna start humans or humanity is gonna start digging into it in a serious way, but our interaction with the UFOs is gonna totally destroy the Einsteinian uh model for universe.
	It'll take you know 30 years, they'll still, I mean, they'll still try and teach Einstein 30 years from now, but uh it'll be gradually waning.
	Uh, there's just so many people that it's not going to happen uh that fast that we'll all get clued in.
	But that clueing in is is coming, it's happening now.
	Uh the rise of the ether as a uh uh scientific concept is uh really moving forward.
	Wow, we got real rain here, and it's um moving forward very rapidly and with some uh some force, some power.
	Uh so uh we can already say that it's baked in the cake that these things are changing as part of us going into uh the age of Aquarius, right?
	Getting knowledge and getting out of Nerodine.
	So uh so that aspect of things is going to be boosted forward.
	Now, I'm suspecting that on the UFO side, we're gonna have a bunch more interaction um expositions.
	Alright, so I'm suspecting that we will have uh humans who will be claiming that they've had interactions with the uh space aliens in this period of time of the uh UFOs uh increasing, and you're gonna get all of the whack-a doodles, right?
	The saying, oh, I got a download from a spaceship as it flew by.
	It's like that's fine, you've got no evidence, so you know, basically, fuck you, you know, don't annoy me with your fantasies unless you've got some hard evidence here and andor actionable information.
	Get the fuck out.
	Same thing with channeling, right?
	Channeling never ever, ever, ever produces anything that's worthwhile.
	It's the most bland um uh you know, non-offensive, non-uh-awakening kind of uh pavlum that you're ever gonna run across.
	Uh, you know, in my opinion, channelers are a waste of time.
	Um anyway, though, so uh as we go forward, we're gonna I'm expecting uh the actual encounters of farmers and uh UFO guys on their property, right?
	US space aliens, and some uh reports of shots closed uh Fired, that kind of thing, right?
	Um, and the um and the closure of uh facilities.
	So we so that that was one of the things in the data is that we may see in some areas that officialdom runs around and tries to prohibit public act uh access to those areas that have had claimed landings, and it's gonna start becoming something of an issue for them because there will be so many places where there's some claim that the UFO landed and something happened, something occurred, they got out, or whatever the fuck, right?
	Um, but the the powers that be, the deep state, they don't want um want you guys running around examining uh anything to do with UFOs.
	They don't want you to even think about them.
	Wow, we got hail, uh, because of the impact of thinking about them, these objects don't work on our physics, and they don't want you to be anti-uh grit.
	They don't want you to be anti uh Jew controlled um uh uh physic physics, right?
	They don't want you uh paying attention to the idea that that uh these guys have, which is the UFO guys, which is that consciousness it's an ontological reality, and consciousness is the way that these machines work.
	So um anyway, so the the deep state is gonna do what it can to try and restrict access to uh UFOs and UFO knowledge uh to the general population, and we will see those effects, even if we don't get to see the UFO out in the field, we'll see people that will video uh the uh guards that have sealed the road and preventing them from going into like a state park or you know, something like that.
	But it's in the data sets, it's there the discussion in the or the descriptors in the data sets can easily be taken uh as a as a um description of these kind of UFO activities with lots of UFOs and the potential that there's gonna be landings uh over vast areas of open uh ground like in uh you know the Midwest, right?
	And because we've got uh descriptors that that basically are saying uh a lot of people driving along a freeway see something going on up in the air, and some distance off uh big open areas, uh you know, range, cattle land, that kind of thing.
	So you got a lot of flatland, not a lot of trees, not a lot of um uh obscuring things, and so you have a clear vision of whatever the fuck is going on, even if we don't know what it is, but it will be so um riveting the the unidentified uh aerial phenomena of all these UFOs interacting and stuff that people will pull over to the side of the road and you get a long lines of people just just sitting on the side of the road there videotaping whatever the fuck is going on up in these
	in the sky, and that this will will come to such a point that it will be happening enough that we'll get reports of uh like the police like state patrol, like um you know, traffic kind of things coming on out and trying to get people to move on rather than sit there and uh photograph this shit.
	So very very interesting.
	That's gonna be a uh a good temporal marker if it actually shows up.
	Now, the temporal markers that are showing up now have been forecast for years and and in a fairly decent uh consistent uh pattern of language, so that we always get the forecasts of uh multiple UFOs and potentially thousands of people, hundreds of videos being taken, that kind of thing.
	Anyway, so uh that's ahead in our future.
	I'm gonna try and save the consciousness discussion for another time.
	Maybe we'll get to it today.
	There's a lot of uh new stuff actually breaking in consciousness science, and so I wanted to discuss some of those, but um I have to pay attention to my driving.
	I gotta get uh serious about this and pick up my pace here.
	And uh my voice is just starting to get a little bit of an impact.
	So I've talked long enough on this one.
	Anyway, guys, so I'll um I'll post this when I get back and may do another one, maybe not.
	It's just that kind of a day.

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