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Clif i agree the collapse will have been due to the withdrawal of money, this is as you note the weffers current game, but this game has been played by them since the bronze age, they are the same people/families. They are called the Babylonian Radhanites, they are a cartel of mellenia. please see this wonderful article with Proof of the pagan “Jewish” Radhanite Bankers would have been in that stash in the tens of thousands of cuneiform records of contracts, which included interest bearing loans.

https://aim4truth.org/2022/11/22/the-babylonian-cartel-exposed/

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Hello Humans, Hello Humans

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Very interesting, thanks Cliff. I can only listen to so much politics and different colored hats. I think you are onto something. Tartaria Australia expose the same theories, the m/Wefers wipe us out every 2,000 years or thereabouts, then we have to start all over again. What we have to work out now is how to stop this alleged final war in 1,000 years time. We've obviously not drained the swamp enough or with enough finality.

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WE DON'T HAVE A MONEY SYSTEM TODAY! WE HAVE A CURRENCY SYSTEM!! BIG DIFFERENCE!

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How interesting. For whatever reason, Clif shares my opinion that academia is the new stupid.

I long ago noticed that PhDs were pretty much stupid and had little grasp of the real world. Back-checking, I perused a published list of PhD disertations, which were unbelievably disconnected to reality or relevance.

More recently (ie post 1990), I have noticed unanimous academic support for free trade and globalisation generally. Ditto, elitism. But the real cruncher is overwhelming academic belief in the "safe and effective mRNA jab" narrative.

Is it possible to be more stupid? I don't think so. Being talked into mass suicide does not denote intelligence.

Conversely, the WEF line that they are eliminating "useless eaters" seems to be targeting academics, bureaucrats, politicians, journalists, doctors, nurses, and scientists... who are, indeed useless eaters. So what do we have here? An endemic vicious cycle? It seems to me that the eugenics agenda contains the seeds of its own destruction. Now, where have we heard that phrase before? Oh yes, Khazarian Marx. How aout that?

Conclusion: All we have to do is sit back and wait for them to all die. Then crash the party and eliminate whomever was responsible for launching this mess in the first place.

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Hello Humans, Hello Humans!

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You're wrong on most of what you report. Also, you change your narrative and hope people don't remember the last bullshit you spouted that never came to fruition. People, check out his predictions of the year past, all of it never happened. You're a fraud and a piss ant predictor of bullshit.

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I see the paid (or worse bored and unemployed) Trolls are alive and well, in the comments section today, shouting in their capitals, 'cus nothing says truth like SHOUTING!!!

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I think construction is the single best job for all teenage males.

You're out in the elements. Tanned & fit.

You learn, how to do stuff, on the dusty ground.

And a valued career, can be made, for those men, who choose to stay, as Teachers.

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Imagine The World that can be constructed, from the ground floor.

The Industry & Civil Engineering of it all !

un-Collapsible.

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Sometimes, listening to Clif's podcasts, I feel like I've just gone a round of some martial arts, but mentally. Interesting juxtaposition between Bronze Age decline and the current war and the aftermath. It's everyone's fear that so much change will be required - without conceding anything to the MF WEFers, so many resist change. We make our belief/insistence/support known, using info platforms, or it will be done for us. This is the 2nd American Revolution, to sustain our Constitution and Republic. What/how do we recover? Expect? Demand? Will not compromise over? We're shaping the future, if only we can make ourselves heard where it needs to be

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Didn't the horse/mule economy get replaced by the automobile economy in a matter of a few decades? Concurrent with the change from gold/real bills to fiat i.e., the rise of the Federal Reserve Bank

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They don't need machines to dig up the lithium, they have child slaves; Siddharth Kara is an author and expert on modern-day slavery, human trafficking, and child labor. Look for his new book, "Cobalt Red: How the Blood of the Congo Powers Our Lives," on January 31, 2023.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3ZBdeZLitzqNPBbvv9QIEz?fbclid=IwAR0vks8yneqk_SZKgGUb1602OeK_L_3BNYHRAhPWfoghzR0s-v0yvT2B7g8

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Worth noting I think. In the Second Punic War, when Hannibal in added Italy over the Alps, His Army was an unstoppable force until they overwintering at Naples. They were ever the same fighting machine After, and Rome gave great praise and honours to the Women of Naples for their efforts. Fast forward to Napoleon's Army besieging Naples, which became stricken with Syphilis to such an extent the Siege of Naples had to be abandoned. Now Fast Rewind to .pompeii and recent examination of the skeletal Remains from 79 AD, and guess what they found ? Yep a very high incidence of people suffering from Syphilis. visible in the bone damage. Clearly, Syphilis was not brought back from the New World (where apparently an extremely mild form of Syphilis existed, which acted as a vaccination against the severe form brought in from Europe apparently) which begs a question imho - how did Syphilis come into being , was it a Created Bioweapon by any chance ? 🤔

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Dear clif,

This is a tremendous lecture. Like Jon Rappoport's podcasts, your flowing words produce images. It's like a picture book enwrapped in a story book. I think both the best Writers & Speakers...produce Travel.

I don't think people like you or he studied history so you can wear a mortar board. But you draw on the past, bring it to the present, for the purposes of "present" or presence study, for the farther purposes of future creations.

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Thanks Cliff. Somehow I totally missed this part of history; that is, the breakdown/collapse of the Bronze age. I always just assumed it was due to the Iron age. I will look more into what you are discussing here.

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Always informative!

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