Clif High - If gov't can't lie....

Dec. 6, 2024 - Clif High

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If gov't can't lie....

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	Hello humans.
	Hello humans.
	December 6th still.
	A little after 12.
	When you start at 3 in the morning, you know, you got a nine-hour day in by the time it's noon.
	That sort of thing.
	So interesting times here.
	I've got another little audio.
	If it comes out here, I'll upload it too, talking about using AI as anti-lie detector or as an as a lie detector, right?
	As an anti-lie aid, because you can run videos and audios through AI and then ask it for an opinion, you know, is this fellow lying or whatever.
	And it has the, some of them have the availability of software that will analyze micro fluctuations in the voice relative to veracity.
	And so you can tell if someone's lying just by the voice.
	Or there's others that do basically like, you know, body language, facial expression kind of thing.
	And none of this is military grade.
	So we can imagine that the military grade stuff is, you know, not only able to tell if you're lying, but, you know, basically to tell how your digestion is doing, right?
	That sort of thing.
	So it's going to be an interesting world.
	So now, well, so right now after the election, we've seen a real drop off in views for people like 107, right?
	His job's done.
	Trump's elected, that kind of thing.
	A lot of people just decide, okay, you know, he's tedious.
	He goes on and on and on about all these Bible stories without getting any point, really.
	And, you know, and so I'll just go listen to stuff elsewhere.
	This is also true of Gene Decode, you know, Patriot Underground, Patriot Street Fighter, you know, and then of course there's all the grifters and shills and they're, you know, Charlie Ward and all these kind of guys, Phil Godluski, all of these, these sorts.
	And their views are dropping as well.
	Their audience is shrinking because of the success of the election.
	Now we're going to be coming into a period of time where I could do it now because I know how to run the software and I know how to do all of this, but pretty soon we'll have easy interfaces for regular people to just say, oh, you know, I want to see if the guy in this video is lying.
	And they'll be able to take that video and drop it into AI and ask AI, well, is this, you know, is it likely this guy's lying or is it likely that this bullshit he's proffering is true?
	Well, you know, all of the guys that are doing their, you know, their bullshit, you know, 20 in packs or, you know, bullshit, you know, secret space program captain, you know, wrongfully stuck in jail, all of this kind of shit.
	All of those things will instantly flag.
	Boom, boom, boom.
	You know, it's a lie.
	It's a lie.
	It's a lie.
	And so this could really destroy not only the grifter network, you know, all the XRP and the QRS stuff, QFS stuff, you know.
	That was all lies.
	That's 100% lies.
	Nassara has a single document at its base that never actually was voted on, was never submitted to Congress.
	It's not in the congressional record, yada, yada, yada.
	There's no documentation about the document itself.
	It was intended to act as the basis for the scam of Nassara.
	And in my opinion, that original document, which was done in like, I want to say 1993, maybe, in my opinion, it was done by the CIA or one of these intelligence outfits, you know, Mossad or the British Mossad.
	So anyway, so all of that shit's going to go away.
	You know, you'll be able soon, you would be able to have your phone and dial in an AI and have that AI listen with you when you're talking to policemen or FBI agents or any other government official.
	And you can say, nope, fucker, you're lying.
	Nope, fucker, you're lying.
	AI is saying you're lying.
	That's not going to happen.
	Get the fuck out of here.
	So this could really impact all kinds of government because mostly all government does is some form of lying and support for lying and paying for lying or trying to substantiate their lying.
	So, you know, all of the climate change guys, you won't be able to have any of those wefers out there talking about this on TV because they'll be able to instantly just pull that vid up, shoot it over there, and they'll say, nope, nope, this is a lying and it's probably a political agenda.
	So, you know, that's kind of what we're getting into is that AI is anti-lie.
	And so this could destroy people like Carrie Cassidy who actually believe the lies being told her by her supposed whistleblowers, right?
	And none of her whistleblowers will ever want to interview with her because people like me will be able to take those vids down and then have AI work it through.
	And if I wanted to, I could take each and every statement they make and have AI put up a, you know, thumbs up or a thumbs down or put a big flag for lies or whatever.
	And so it's going to really destroy videos that are like all based around lies and stuff, right?
	And so this, now we're entering into this new world.
	We're probably less than a couple of months from that.
	There's people doing this now with the individual chunks of software.
	And in my opinion, it'll only be like maybe a couple of months before we have an AI coordinated version of this that you can download as an app.
	And, you know, the AI would pop into existence when you fire off the app.
	It would go and fetch its tools, which are the connections to the software that tells it, you know, what constitutes a lie and this kind of thing.
	Because basically it's comparing the frequencies of your voice.
	It doesn't listen to you what you're saying or content.
	It doesn't analyze any of that.
	It simply listens to the frequency and the vibration of your voice and it hunts for these little tells that you're lying, a certain kind of tremulousness in this particular vocal cord, that sort of thing, right?
	So AI does not understand AI is not conscious.
	There's no consciousness in AI ever anywhere.
	And Carrie Cassidy is just absolutely full of shit about that.
	As are all the other people that are telling her AI is conscious.
	This David Adair guy is just feeding into her fantasies, just as this turd paladin was feeding into her fantasies, telling her that he worked on the QFS.
	You know, he worked on it.
	Yeah, dude, you know, show some receipts.
	That's bogus.
	It's a lie.
	There is no QFS.
	I know because I know code and I know technical stuff and the QFS description that's coming across is absolutely bogus.
	Cannot physically happen that you can ever network quantum computers.
	They're batch machines and they have to be isolated.
	Also, by the way, let me just point out that the existence of the Gordy Rose quantum computers proves that we live in an ontology because they spend,
	okay, let's just say that 80 to 90, somewhere between 80 and 90 percent of the construction cost of a quantum computer goes to isolating it from a human consciousness.
	So if we didn't live in an ontology, that would not be necessary.
	All right.
	It proves we do live in an ontology and that our consciousness is connected to the greater consciousness from which the quantum computer is trying to extract meaningful information.
	I dispute that.
	Even by their own metrics, the quantum computers are only right 67.9% of the time.
	And that's really only when they have the potential to choose the right answer out of multiple right answers.
	If they have to choose a yes or a no kind of an answer for a quantum computer, it's wrong 90% of the time.
	And that's just with a binary choice, right?
	The only way it really gets any kind of success is where the human mind participates by allowing, you know, any of these five different things to be the answer.
	And then they just constrain it so it can only pick from those five.
	So that's just kind of the way that this shit works.
	So the technical aspect of the quantum financial system is 100% bogus.
	And Charlie Ward and all these people that were touting, oh, everything's going to be on the blockchain, on the quantum financial system.
	Horseshit, horseshit, horseshit.
	You know, they have no idea what it takes to digitize stuff.
	I spent the better part of, you know, I spent a good chunk of the early or the first 20 years of my life working with organizations that were in the process of trying to digitize non-digital assets that were only paper.
	You know, so not physical stuff at all, which is ever so much more difficult to digitize, to tie, you know, to tie into digitally.
	With a document, you can at least scan it.
	And then you have to put it into your database and all of that.
	And that's what I did for my livelihood for a long, long, long, long time.
	Dozens of years, right?
	Was to actually do the work, design the software systems, design the whole thing, scanning operations, figuring it all out, this sort of a deal, right?
	I actually find that quite intriguing.
	I mean, it's terrible.
	You know, it's a nasty, nitpicky little work of finding exactly that particular area in the code where you can take a digital signature and insert it in this document at just this point, and it will print out perfectly every time on the line in that signature document, right?
	It's tricky, but getting into the postscript and that sort of thing for printing, right?
	It was fun.
	I enjoyed that part, the challenge of finding that particular spot and doing all these cool kind of technical things.
	So I was way deep, right?
	With this shit.
	So anyway, so you don't have to trust me.
	Quantum financial system will never mature.
	If you've got any kind of an investment in it, you're an idiot.
	You've been taken.
	And you need to really adjust your thinking on that and go about your business.
	And then 10 years from now, see if the quantum financial system has come into existence or not, right?
	I've been hearing about Nassara Gassara since the early 2000, year 2000, 2001, something like that.
	Somewhere in there, they started really touting it.
	And again, it's a horseshoe.
	It's a scam.
	You know, a way to take your money from you.
	A way to fleece the unwary.
	Now, that won't be feasible once we've got these, you know, lie detector AIs.
	I think that'll be really cool.
	You know, I knew Corey Goode was lying, and I can tell you every single time he lies just by looking at his face.
	Now we'll be able to do it with not just my opinion, but some level of support, some level of receipts, so to speak, in that the AI will be able to say why it thinks that he's lying, right?
	This particular eye movement, you know, that little tremor at this particular point in the statement in this particular part of the vocal cord, you know, all goes to the idea that, oh, this fucker's lying.
	So it'll be a lot easier, right?
	So we won't have so many scamming opportunities.
	So really, this is going to put Corey Goode, David Wilcock, Charlie Ward, ESETI, you know, all of these kind of people, Gene Decode, all of these fuckers.
	They're all going to be put out of business by this.
	And so we're only a couple of months from that.
	I happen to know we're only a couple of months from that because I'm a techie and other techies talk to me.
	They sometimes ask my opinion about things relative to, you know, software design and stuff.
	And so we'll chat about where their projects are and what they're doing.
	And they also know that I may discuss in a vague way, you know, a general concept or idea, but I'm never going to reveal names or code or who they work for or their expected launch date or any of that because I'm a techie and I've been there.
	I've been there when people have outed my stuff two months early, that kind of thing.
	So I'm not going to do that to somebody else.
	Anyway, though, so the new lie detector world is just going to be so fascinating, seeing the social consequences of AI assistance in our human-to-human social interaction.
	And this is relatively soon.
	Now, during this period, after that period of time, government, okay, so anyway, government's going to have problems in any event, right?
	Whether or not this shit rolls out in February, they're going to have problems in February, March, and so on, right?
	All throughout the rest of next year and all throughout 2026.
	The AI will intrude once it's starting to be easily available in an app.
	And it'll probably be a very best-selling kind of an app, right?
	So it'll be just really interesting, as I say, to see the social consequences of the introduction of this kind of technology.
	And while that is going on, while AI is causing problem for the liars in government, which is basically everybody, while that's ongoing, government's going to have a whole slew of issues on its own that will also be hassling it.
	And so it's like, well, I don't need this AI issue, right?
	I don't need all of these citizens knowing that all of our government workers are continuously lying to them.
	let alone, you know, players in the game like the FBI and the intelligence people and so on.
	And by the way, this will really fuck up all the intelligence agencies.
	You'll be able to do this to phone calls and that kind of stuff in real time as it's occurring.
	So it's going to be, you know, like lie detectors on everybody.
	You know, lie detector on steroids because it'll be, wow, there's a straight line, massive chemtrail block of clouds.
	One of those absolutely straight lines down the edge of it running 100 fucking miles.
	Anyway, so government's going to be having all kinds of problems.
	They're also going to have problems with the language about AI or about aliens, okay, at the same time that we're dealing with all of the AI stuff.
	So I can just imagine government now being faced with a real conundrum, you know, a not easily solved problem.
	And that is they're going to have to deal with aliens, the idea, other countries dealing with aliens, all the aliens showing up, all the UFOs and stuff.
	And now we'll know that all their fuckers are lying.
	We'll have AI be able to tell that, oh, you know, Luaz Alessandro here, he's lying.
	Or this guy, Gold, he's lying.
	And, you know, the senators can have it up there.
	And they can say, nope, you're lying.
	I've got AI here right at my desktop and it's listening to you and it's telling me you're lying.
	Now, what's the real truth of the matter?
	And so this could put real burden on government because what are they going to do?
	Now, in my opinion, all of the people that were there at the UAP conference that were being questioned are theater, right?
	They're just there to sell a, move the plot along and sell a story.
	So I don't know that government even intends that they tell the truth, right?
	I don't know that any of those senator people or anybody that was questioning them ever expected to actually hear any truth.
	I think a lot of these people were read in on it, okay?
	They knew what they were going to hear from these individuals before they even sat down.
	This includes the dark-haired woman that was running things there.
	I can't think of her name at the moment.
	Anyway, so I think she knew.
	I think she knew that she was supposed to stay in these particular, in a particular lane in dealing with this and not hassle these guys too much.
	But now we'll be able to run all of their past statements through the videos, through the AI, and say, oh, look, he lied back then.
	You know, should we get him on perjury charges?
	You know, I mean, the statute of limitations is still there.
	He lied to Congress knowingly, etc.
	We've got proof he lied.
	We don't know what the actual truth of the matter is that he should have revealed and did not, but we do know from his own actions and from the ontology providing us all these tools that he is lying in and of this moment.
	You know, so as I say, we're coming into a very curious period of time.
	Government's going to be transformed, not only because of the space aliens, but in addition, because of all this other shit that we're doing, right?
	And it's all going to compound.
	So, you know, in the midst of all of this, we're going to have these giant financial upheavals, okay?
	Not going to call them crashes because when something can't come back, it's not a crash, right?
	So it either died or it morphed.
	It's not simply crashing down and then going to rise back up.
	So they crashed the price of Bitcoin, some $14,000, and then it started rising back up because that was it sold into a demand that was too heavy to suppress the price.
	And this is the way it's going to be from now on, in my opinion.
	We're right at skirting the edge with an emptinium.
	So maybe in a few days, you'll see the price of Bitcoin really start shooting up.
	And it is going to be because there will be no sellers, right?
	So the buyers are going to have to try and see what price is attractive to people that own Bitcoin to induce them to part with it.
	And right at the moment, we're around $100,000.
	And a lot of the people are going to say, no, I know that the dollar is fucking dying.
	I want to keep my Bitcoin.
	You know, $250,000 is too little dollars for me to go to the trouble of selling you my Bitcoin.
	And I suspect we will just shoot right through.
	There's very little resistance between 100,000 and 250,000.
	And the 250,000 number you'll hear bantied about.
	And I don't think that that's actually effective resistance.
	I think that's the on-ramp to really serious price escalation as it becomes known that unobtainium, the state of unobtanium, is now active, right?
	That you just won't be able to buy a lot of this stuff because people will be unwilling to shed it for dollars.
	And that's really what it is.
	If you're going to offer them gold, hey, yeah, we can make a deal, you know.
	But paper dollars?
	No thanks.
	Just not interested.
	And that's the kind of situation we've got shaping up.
	I suspect that we might really hit unobtanium, talking about it in the news and stuff by maybe June, maybe earlier.
	It's just going to depend on how really wonky shit gets, right?
	But unobtainium is a condition that exists as government goes down and as we get to the point where all of the government workers and stuff start walking off the job because the amount of money they're being paid is not worth it.
	And it's getting very, very, very debilitating to work for 30 days to get enough money to basically survive too.
	That sort of thing, right?
	It's just not tenable.
	You just can't keep doing that.
	Oh, there's one of my sheriff's deputy buddies.
	They always wave at me.
	They recognize the vehicle.
	Anyway, so government and aliens.
	And government and aliens means, fundamentally, social order smacks into the wall of the ontology.
	And so this is something government fears, okay?
	It has feared such things all the way back to 325 CE, right?
	The year 325, Constantine had a convocation and he brought all the Christians together or all these religious people together.
	The Wolconian mind virus was running huge through Rome at that time.
	Rome had a widespread mental illness throughout the vast extent of the empire.
	It was growing.
	That mental illness was disruptive to the cohesion of the empire and was threatening Constantine's army.
	And it was basically a form of woke, okay?
	And this form of woke that Constantine was battling insisted that you be ignorant.
	So it was against all of the people in the city that had ever gone to any form of a class, any form of an education.
	And it was only the ignorant that could get into heaven, is basically what it's saying, right?
	And so there were all of these things about that woke mind virus that were destroying Constantine's effort to hold the empire together and make it better.
	So what he did was to create a unifying religion.
	And he did this over the course of three or four years, so 325 up to 328, really.
	And the guy in charge of that was this fellow by the name of Eusebius.
	And Eusebius was a master.
	He was a master of a lot of things.
	He was a very good administrator.
	He ends up later on running a whole province.
	But he was also a really good researcher.
	He was a philosopher.
	He was a mathematician and had other skills, language, etc., right?
	Anyway, so Constantine and Eusebius had decided that they needed a unifying religion.
	It had to have these characteristics.
	And they went ahead and they invented Yeshua Krishna, which later becomes Romanized by the end of 328 into Jesus Christ.
	And Yeshua was a British god.
	Constantine was a Brit, and he inherited from his father, he inherited the UK and France and part of Spain.
	That was his empire.
	And he used that to raise an army and take over the Roman Empire.
	Anyway, so he creates this religion.
	He creates Jesus Christ out of Yeshua, British god, and Krishna, the Hindu god.
	Krishna, because he had so many more stories and such a longer history.
	And so we start getting the Bible, and all the Bible stories are all basically all stories about Krishna and Arjuna taken from the Gita, from the Bhavagod Gita, which is a subset of the Mahabharata, okay?
	So the Gita is a big fucking book, and it's a subset of this even bigger book.
	Anyway, though, Gita, by the way, means book.
	So they create their unifying religion, and it works against the mind virus.
	And the empire is stitched together, and so on and so on.
	Then, okay, so that was 328.
	And then in four, by 455, so a little over 100 plus years, and we find that the woke mind virus takes over the church.
	Okay, so the church was a weapon against their version of the woke mind virus.
	It functions.
	It beats the woke mind virus back to nothing.
	But then over the course of 100 plus years, 150 years, the woke mind virus resurfaces within the church itself.
	So that tells you all kinds of things about the ontology, should you care to pursue those thoughts.
	I'm not going to go into that at the moment.
	Anyway, though, that was a time that they killed Hypatia.
	So that was like a temporal marker.
	The woke mind virus couldn't stand, just like current woke people can't stand you telling them the truth.
	They will literally flee if you say a man can't be a woman and a man can't grow a uterus and you demand some proof of them and put them on the spot and stuff.
	They will literally leave because their minds cannot cope.
	They can't cope with the persona, the personality, cannot cope with the total lack of reality that underpins its viewpoint in the world, which supports its own existence.
	This is why I'm of the opinion now that the woke mind virus in people is a case of parasitic persona, identified as parasitic consciousness in most of the literature from the 90s.
	But I object to that word for all different kinds of reasons.
	Anyway, so the religion worked to get rid of the woke mind virus, and then the woke mind virus takes it over.
	And then, you know, periodically throughout history, you can see these episodes of this virus.
	It's not really a virus of this condition, this state, you know, this social disease, however we want to characterize it, because collective, it's not an individual thing.
	That reappears with some predictability throughout our historical record, even though our historical record is fucking garbage and has been deliberately altered by people who were suffering the mind virus, suffering from this disease, from the state, and they would alter history, and they altered history to wipe out any talk of the disease and all these kind of things.
	And a lot of this is why our history is so fucking polluted.
	It's because the networked parasitic consciousness was attempting to protect itself because it knows what it depends on to survive, right?
	To exist.
	And this gets really complicated when we get into the various different levels of consciousness and the various aspects, you know, how cohesive they are, how wide-ranging, how deep, etc., etc.
	Because there are all of these different forms of consciousness within the materium that are not us and are not the ontology and are still around us and, you know, still within the ontology, right?
	You can think of them as like fragmentized consciousness without a body.
	So we're at this point again.
	We're battling the woke mind virus.
	We're about to have a giant empire-wide religious revival.
	It will be focused on Christianity, on a Christ, but I don't think it's going to be the Old Testament Bible version that was crafted by the, that was crafted first by Eusebius and these 1,200 people.
	And then they eventually got down to a group of about 25, which they called the Convocation.
	And those guys actually wrote all the stories, collected them, and so on.
	These guys wrote Mark, Matthew, Luke, all of them, right?
	That's why there's all the similarities and so on.
	So, if you examine the Bible from the viewpoint of it being a created structure, a lot of this stuff that made no sense in terms of the history of the book itself suddenly pops right into perspective.
	Oh, yeah, that makes a lot of sense.
	Of course, this is what happened.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	Anyway, so into this mix of us having to deal with this condition that has beset humans in the past, we're also going to be presented with having to interact with space aliens.
	All right.
	And I think we're having to interact with the space aliens now because the space aliens are triggered, very much actually triggered by our ramping up all of our nukes and stuff, right, for this supposed nuclear war.
	The mere fact that they got all those, that the missiles were armed and the systems tested and all of that alerts the space aliens.
	So they knew that we were thinking about a nuke war.
	They can't have a nuke war.
	A nuke war is going to do more damage to them than it does to humanity.
	I kid you not.
	And we can get into the details of how that functions at some point.
	So anyway, so I don't think they would allow a nuclear war.
	I think Putin knows this, and that's why Putin was basically threatening us with non-nuclear weapons.
	You know, so they don't care about kinetic weapons like supersonic concrete blocks.
	Okay.
	So there's the thing.
	A lot of the Russian missiles are just basically really heavy objects that can be moved at supersonic speeds.
	And when they impact, they have more damage than a nuke, but without any of the radiation and the dirtiness.
	And they're really cheap because basically all you need for them is some form of a steel wrapper over something heavy.
	And that something heavy could be, you know, it actually could be water, but it could be cement.
	You know, so you can just have cement bombs.
	Wouldn't make any difference at all.
	When they impact, you know, they're moving at supersonic speeds.
	It will be the equivalent of multiple megatons in terms of the energy imparted to the destination, to the landing spot there.
	I better try and get some fuel here if they've got any.
	Anyway, so that's coming up here.
	This goulage of the event stream, you know, blending with all of these different troubles for government will impact all of us because we'll hear government bitch and moan and we all deal with government, right?
	And so our world will be in upheaval in 2025.
	Even if we're living out like me out in Podunk, I will still end up having to have some level of contact with all these people that will be going through a great deal of distress.
	You know, how are government workers going to feel when you haul out your phone before they start talking and you put in a few digits and they think, even if it's not accurate, they think you've got a lie-detecting AI aimed at them?
	Will they forbid you to bring their phone in?
	Will they do things to like legislatively make it so that they can lie?
	And will that actually accomplish their goal of allowing the employees to feel free enough to lie?
	So it's going to get just incredibly interesting.
	And, you know, of course, we'll lose, you know, Charlie Ward and all these people will, Carrie Cassidy, they'll just stop making videos because all their videos, all the people they're talking to are lying, and this will show up in all of the videos.
	And so that's where we are.
	Anyway, guys, I got to get some fuel and then push real hard to get back home.
	Been a long damn day.

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