(03-28-2021, 06:00 PM)Mister Obvious Wrote: I am gonna have to make time to watch some Clif today... this is all just too intriguing.

This was one of the more interesting ones, which is saying something. It's short because he's fully focused on the consequences of June, rather than painting a broader picture. This is the first time he's ever given such a specific date, so he's really putting his credibility on the chopping block. Well... I mean if June comes and goes and nothing happens, I think he'll be okay, lol, but it's just the level of confidence and certainty involved with being that specific about something this huge... props to the balls either way. Something is going to happen this year, that's for god damn sure. I can feel the hair on my chest bristling even as I type the words, and that's all the proof needed. My chest hair is never wrong.

(03-28-2021, 06:41 PM)user Wrote: This is the first time he's ever given such a specific date, so he's really putting his credibility on the chopping block.

Well, I've known of Clif since the early 2000s and I am sure it's not the first time he's gotten specific.

I don't recall any particular incidents, but I'm sure there have been at least a handful.

He's still great regardless... we all have to be imperfect somehow. Just blame it on timeline shifts, that always works.

I think some of the June narrative has to do with the fact that there could be a moment when crypto is presented to the world as a kind of "savior"... dunno what situation could bring that about, but I think it's all connected.

(03-29-2021, 01:34 PM)Mister Obvious Wrote: I don't recall any particular incidents, but I'm sure there have been at least a handful.

I haven't always followed him that closely. I started really listening to him several months before I created this thread.

he was never really about predicting an event[s] on a certain date/range. it was more about how his software was picking up 'temporal markers' that indicated relative timeframes and emotional coherencies. it's not until those 'temporal markers' that he can start to say such and such will happen after this point. everyone figured the main markers were going to hit over a decade earlier than they started to, which got clif a lot of guff. people wanted hard dates to either see it or call him a quack. he and the remote viewers & psychics around him are generally a lot wiser than that.

there's a literal hard deadline in june per the legislation, regarding the government release of knowledge of UFOs. that's also the solstice month, which i feel is related due to the change of era we're experiencing.

So Clif's gonna be putting some of his videos behind a paywall at Patreon...

Well, I'll tell you what. If Clif subscribes to my Patreon, maybe I'll subscribe to his.

I am just talkin' a bit of light smack, and the truth is that I appreciate whatever Clif chooses to put out to us for free...

He's a household name for me and I consider Clif an important longstanding figure in my life and the world.

(03-27-2021, 08:11 PM)user Wrote:

~40:00 he starts talking about inchoate matterium, and the topic is super multifaceted. Delicious.

He says that magnets are spots of inchoate matterium... he explains with a set of magnets, it's epic.

Could you imagine how better off humanity would be if Clif High was required watching in school? Lol.

What he said in that video about steam powered stuff makes me realize that hot water isn't even really natural... aside from hot springs, in nature, where the heck would you get hot water??

TBH I dunno why everyone's so hung up on disclosure...

Personally if they told us aliens are for real for real...

It would take me like a few hours to process that info.

Max. Like a few hours. Maybe less.

Of course there has been communication with 'otherworldly' beings.

Of course they walk among us. Of course.

Disclosure, at least for me, would be fairly anticlimactic.

I wouldn't say it'd be a "disappointment"... that's sort of severe. But definitely anticlimactic.

(03-29-2021, 01:34 PM)Mister Obvious Wrote: He's still great regardless... 

I'll further posit that anyone who writes him off because he got a date wrong can go fuck off into their own pathos and not bother the rest of us. First of all, he wouldn't even be "wrong", per se. 

When you consider the breadth/scope of his understanding, and the number of levels he's operating on/with, it's obvious that this date was arrived at over years of consideration. Nevertheless, June will very likely come and go without the complete erasure of Woo. He makes it clear that it is just the first crack in the shell, it's going to take years to play out. And whatever happens, none of it is "incorrect", especially in the context of Clif's herculean mind; rather, it's just more data to plug into his observing faculties. Period. 

This man is, in my estimation, better than whatever it requires to win a Nobel Prize, because he's totally outside of that box, which is really where you need to be in order to work within seminal thinking, as opposed to adding to the existing cycles of thought/dialog that are being slowly consumed and regurgitated from one beak to another, over and over, slowly forming into something over the centuries. He's that rare rare rare person in history whose ideas will be relevant 1000 years from now. Just his Pulse theory alone is the single greatest explanation for "dark matter" that I've ever heard. I think it HAS to be dealt with. If I'm a physicist, whether quantum or theoretical, I'm looking hard at that. It's fucking BRILLIANT.

(03-29-2021, 03:43 PM)Mister Obvious Wrote: I wouldn't say it'd be a "disappointment"... that's sort of severe. But definitely anticlimactic.

For sure. I think Clif sums it up succinctly (as always) when he says it's the normies and the woo gatekeepers who are going to be shattered. The few of us who already have our minds well equipped to deal with it are just going to be like "eh... cool". (I think that's actually verbatim from that episode, LOL).

(03-28-2021, 05:02 PM)user Wrote: This should be interesting. Clif indicates that full UFO disclosure is coming this June, and it's going to trigger an "end to Woo" of sorts.

15:15, so important, so true.

I was thinking about this exact point today.

Perhaps we were 'spliced' by alien beings... created from a monkey or some other lifeform they found here.

A monkey/alien hybrid pack was made for each part of the world that the alien beings needed to mine, so human robots were made... in their various races, in their own parts of the world where the climate and food was perfect for them.

What were the aliens mining? Well a lot of folks believe it was gold they were after... to power their space travel so they could find a new world to live on, as theirs had been compromised and became unlivable.

After they got what they needed on this planet, it's widely believed they tried to kill the human robots they had placed around the world... but resilient ones of most of the races survived. Others believe the alien overlords simply left.

That raises the question... what happened to them? Where did our alien creators go? Did they eventually find a new planet?

In some circles, it's believed that our alien creators are dead. I am personally subscribed to this belief.

Ironically, if our alien creators want to occupy conscious vessels and have an even remotely similar experience to what they used to have, then they must incarnate as humans to do so, because we are all that is left of their DNA.

22:45 in the above video you just replied to, that's where he's talking about Normies freaking out, but those of us who have had woo-awareness for most of our lives are gonna be like "eh..."

25:28 rofl... that'd be awesome.

(03-29-2021, 04:02 PM)Mister Obvious Wrote: Perhaps we were 'spliced' by alien beings... created from a monkey or some other lifeform they found here.


In some circles, it's believed that our alien creators are dead. I am personally subscribed to this belief.

I mean... "the missing link" is a very real thing. There's a supermassive unexplained gap in between what most scientists think we evolved FROM... and us. I think alien tech fuckery is a far more reasonable postulation than assuming we came from something that is walled off from "what we are" by thousands of epochs. 

Also, if you believe anything that Bob Lazar has said, he claims that when he was being briefed on the alien craft, that it was implied that some of the crafts were found in archeological digs, meaning they're ancient. Who knows?

(03-29-2021, 04:06 PM)Mister Obvious Wrote: 25:28 rofl... that'd be awesome.