Clif: We have some weird stuff in our data, OK, so let me just stop for a second and go way out. In our long-term data stuff, even as far back as ’99 and 2000, when I was first learning to separate out immediacy, short-term and longer-term data, I was getting stuff that was multi-generationally out. And so I’ve got data that shows, for instance, we might get some descriptors for 2041, OK? And they’re interesting, they’re mainly in isolation, we can’t make a lot of interpretation off of them, but the ones that we do get are interesting and somewhat consistent.
They seem to suggest, and I have very little granularity, and this is more my opinion than a real solid data hint, but they seem to suggest a CONTRIBUTION society evolves after the collapse of the dollar and the whatever-we-want-to-call-it that’s going to occur, that’s going to remove TPTB. I won’t use the word “revolution,” because that is one of THEIR words that they use to describe particularly violent acts, and that’s NOT what we’re going to go through.
But after all this big brouhaha, the dust-up, whatever we’re going to call it here, and TPTB are out of the way, the evolution of our society is going to go towards a different kind of a social order at a fundamental level, that everybody’s going to say that I’m absolutely crazy because this is not in human nature. I would disagree. It is EXACTLY in human nature, and we’ve been taught otherwise all this time. But what’s going to emerge is a contribution society, and I’ll give you an example of that.
There’s a suggestion that in 2040 there’s going to be some kind of a, let’s just say, an Earth crisis. I don’t know if it’s going to be a big earthquake, but a terrestrial crisis of some kind occurs in 2040. At that point the impetus of the human in what we now call the United States, whether it still exists as a country or not is not pertinent (and I don’t even have any data about that), but the people living there in this area, that is to say, continental United States, will be PRAISED by the planet for standing up as perhaps one of the most PRISTINE examples of the contribution society and saying, “WE CAN CONTRIBUTE. In spite of our poverty, in spite of our hardship, WE CAN CONTRIBUTE… [Clif becomes choked up with emotion here] THIS MUCH to the solution. It’s a—you’d have to go through the data to understand my reaction to it, but…ahhh, it is a TRANFORMATIVE occasion that we’re about to go through. And, as a human, and as an aikido-ist, I am pleased at what arises, in spite of what we have to go through to get there.
Mel: It almost sounds, Clif, as the native Americans hundreds of years ago, it’s almost as if there’s a rebirth of that same kind of life…
Clif: …Which makes sense—that’s what humans ARE, that’s what we SHOULD be. And the Anglosphere, the reptilian influence, the evil PTB have convinced us en masse that we are not as we really are, that we’re these other things and that what we really are is something that we should only strive for. It’s really a wicked construct that we live in, and those people that are bound to the five-sense reality will think I’m a stupid idiot for being an old, weepy man sitting here crying over the expression… [chokes again]
Mel: …and you see, that’s the problem—we’re raised in certain cultures to…anybody who cries, it’s a sign of weakness, and it’s absolutely the opposite to what is true, yes.
Clif: In my line of work, as an aikido-ist, we know men cry from compassion, once you become an adult. And compassion is where power exists. And let me tell you, the reptilians know that it is EMOTION which produces energy in the Universe. The blending, the understanding of emotion, the ability to use it, the ability to blend chi, which is the energetic form of the emotion at its most refined nature, to focus, SCARES these beings as you would not understand. And it scares them into stupid acts. It makes their brains jittery, it forces them down into this other existence, and they truly are scared of us. All we have to do is figure out how to get away from their mind control, and I will not even be able to comprehend where we’re going to go in a very short period of time. I’m actually extremely optimistic. We’ve got some really nasty things coming up, and the sun’s going to really kick our butt over these next few years, maybe even five to ten years, but enough of us can get through, and there now appears to be a significant shift relative to TPTB that, I’ve gotta say, for probably the first time in easily ten years, and maybe thirteen years, I’m very optimistic about my species.
Mel: Well, that’s great, it’s one of those positive news that we need. But, you know, I do this show for the children. They have nobody to speak on their behalf, only people like you and I and others who really want to help, and I want to thank you for leaning into discomfort and expressing your feelings this way…
Does the WebBot indicate any technology within the “new electrics” data set that could provide new ways that humans conduct commerce and communications like the internet did from the ‘80’s onward?
Clif: Yeah, but the new electrics, bear in mind, comes out in a context where capitalism, as we understand it now, and commerce, as we understand it now, do not exist. As I was saying earlier, the time that the new electrics rises is also the rise of the contributory society, where the goal of an upstanding citizen is not to take, take, take, and sit on a giant mountain of digi-dollars that you’ve stolen and gleefully seized from everybody else through your avariciousness and your ability to manipulate and deceive them, but rather a society where the height of human endeavor is to be a self-actualizing individual that can stand up and say, “ I will deliberately deprive myself to contribute THIS to the overall goal of the species as a whole.”