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You know, I love the fact that this show gets me access to talk to some of the strangest and most interesting people. And I mean that in a good way when I say strange. So Tonight's guest, Cliff High, you may be aware as the inventor of webbot and is kind of a fixture in conspiracy land and for those of you unaware. He was a very early critic, a big critic of David Wilcock and Corey Good, and this ended up getting him in the crosshairs of Corey Good, who then sued him in federal court.
Of course, he won the case because the case was a frivolous lawsuit without any merit, and he has been I think, catching up with the slow descent into madness of David Wilcock, and I wanted to get his perspective because he has experience with being threatened by these conspiracy land characters with lawsuits, even gotten sued. And we know that David Wilcock is threatening to spend up to a million dollars to sue me, and he's going to get me arrested and get me the death penalty. And I think he has a unique perspective that could really help us understand what's really going on with David Wilcock losing his mind. I see, we have an incredible amount of people in the audience already, most likely for our very popular guests, so welcome, especially new viewers.
Let's bring him right in here, mister Cliff High. Welcome. I haven't talked to you online in years, and I want to thank you because when I started my original podcast, we didn't have any viewers. It was a tiny show.
It's hard to get good guests, and you had no pretension. I asked you to do that show when we had no audience, and you said, what time do you want to do it? And you did it. So I just want to thank you.
And you haven't been here to the Truth Seeker Show, so it's about time. Welcome mister Cliff High. What do we even begin? What do we even begin with?
Let's start with David Wilcock slow sent into madness because I think that you might have a unique perspective. We're talking a little bit before we began in the broadcast. What do you think is really going on? Because it seems like he's spiraling, like he's losing it to me and to many outsiders looking in.
You know, he's making all these claims, he's getting a billion dollars in investment capital and he's going to spend a million dollars to sue me and things like that. It's like, yeah, is crazy. Yeah, the suing part is just absurd, right, the money involved in that, But telling your enemy how far you're prepared to go in to defeat them is stupid to begin with. So so his statements are ludicrous.
And also nobody's going to give somebody that kind of money. You know, I've worked for corporations, and even the stupid corporations I worked for used to do this thing called due diligence, you know. Actually, and they're going to find out that they're being sued by a previous investor who gave them a million, and they and that guy says it's a Ponzi scheme and an investment scam. Right, thirty years in a business category with never producing a product for that category.
Hmm, yeah, their only income. I love that their only income is from a garbage dumpster company and from a sewage company. I want to take a moment just a bit of business. Thank you, Collie Armstrong, and I just want to mention we have Cliff for a limited time, so any super chats I'll read after we conclude the broadcast, but we'll read everyone and thank you all for your support.
So it seems pretty clear that, like you know, Cliff, he's run. This ascension is coming soon scam twice before. Right, What do you think is going to happen when ascension doesn't come again, because I thought he might crash out. But you have a little different of a perspective.
I don't think that part of it drives him as much as you might think, because the people that are his audience for the ascension stuff or much more forgiving by nature, they're not necessarily as rigorous on time, et cetera. Right, But what's going to do him in in my opinion, is this constant escalation necessary for his Sabadi bullshit? Basically, I don't think he's intending to sell stock in Sabati or any of that kind of stuff. I think he's just using it as a part of his victimhood in order to generate money online.
He is he thinks of himself as a victim for having the irs on his case a million and a half in arrears. Now what do you think of that? Because every time he mentions that, cliff, I go, if you have a one point two million dollar tax bill, that means that you didn't pay taxes on like four or five million dollars of income. Did where did that money go?
Well, at least one million of it we know, or one and a quarter million went to Sabati. He was an Stavada. Yeah, he was. My understanding, his wife left him after the discussions about whether or not to do that, right, and then also there were other aspects of this in terms of debt.
So I hear, so I don't have a complete rundown. I should probably well, no, I was gonna say, I should put it. Well, it appears to me that he had one or one and a half million dollars in his possession, and instead of paying off his income tax debt, he decided to take a big risk. And that's what I believe his wife I've been told.
I don't know if this is after information rumors and speculation. His wife was pissed because he could have paid off all the tax debt, but instead of doing that, he took a huge risk, thinking I'll give Stevadi the money and then I'll get back twenty million or something and then I'll pay the irs. Yeah, whatever his fantasy was. For that aside, he wasn't thinking rationally to begin with.
Because if you if you'd if he'd gotten enough income to have a million plus in in ready available money, you can just hire an accountant to whittle away on your tax bill and then hire a good tax attorney, pay them far less than you owe the irs. Yeah, they settled, they'll settle. The irs will settle. Yeah.
You know they're not not truly idiots. You know, they're just in it for a buck, and so they'll settle with you. He's he's making it as part of his I'm a victim. I'm a victim, give me money.
And his issues go beyond this, because here's his problem. I've heard of David and known of him since the nineties with his Mars right, all of that horseship, and he's been polluting the UFO world that long. He is he has these things going for him. He has a certain level of charisma.
He's engaging, he can learn stuff and regurgitated, although you've got can't trust his conclusions, right, But he is a good reporter if he was ever constrained into that reportorial thing, into that mode. But a lot of his charisma now, or his drawn now, depends on this victimhood. As he's aging and as he's starting to show himself in you know, less a victim personality, we notice his his views are dropping and that's worrying him. And now he's folded it into his narrative that the deep State is restricting his viewers.
They're sat beating him, yet at. The same time with tornadoes, dialing in the tornadoes to hit him, you know, does not. I think that time and history is the victim of the grifter too, because like I've reported on the pe Peterson go fundme scam, the Emery Smith donation scam, that the fact that Pete Peterson was a fraud and a fake doctor and guys. Yeah, and so I think over time people start to realize, like, oh, that whole thing he was pushing was bullshit.
Then the Cory thing when those depositions dropped, and by the way, Cliff, I don't know if you know, but I was the first person to get them, and then I got I got threatened. Corey threatened me. His lawyer said it would be illegal for me to publish them, and I'm going to get criminally prosecuted. We were the reason they were available.
Is she screwed up? She screwed up. Yeah. So I went to a lawyer who's a law he's like a legal streamer, but he's a lawyer.
You know, I trust him. So I went to him. I showed him the material. He calls the court clerk and he says, is this from a deposition in this case?
And they say yeah. And then he comes back to me and he's like, this is public record. You can publish this all you want. But he gave me good advice.
And we spent a full on week Cliff redacting all kinds of personal information. Yeah, like we censored it all. Me and Spooky spent a full on week like editing out things. And another person drew and then we were able to release him.
And that kind of destroyed Corey Goods grift. And it also informs people that most likely, I think most reasonable people would say David Wilcock knew that these stories were fake and made up. We've heard Widner say that they were telling people the last couple seasons of the show they were just making it all up, you know. So Wilcox's history is coming home, like people are starting to go, oh, the secret space thing was a scam, this other stuff was a scam.
Ascension is coming soon as a scam. I think that's why his views are dropping, because people are starting to realize, like he's not on the level, he doesn't have any secret sacred knowledge he's just a grifter. Yeah, exactly, and he got okay. So he was a useful idiot for whatever intelligence agency put the money into guy In to pimp Corey Good's story as a juxtaposition to muddy the waters to Catherine Austin Fitz, legitimate investor.
Journalist, and a few other people, exactly which you're doing for space research. Yeah, this made it a laughing stock if this was if this was an intelligence op, they did a good job. Because now when you say secret space program, people think of reptilians and yeah, and nobody asks about the X thirty seven B. When people ask me is there a secret space program?
I say yes, but it's nothing like Corey and everybody described. Just look at that X thirty seven B. It's up there for eighteen months. What is it doing.
We're not allowed to know. We don't know what's on it. For eighteen months. Cliff, Well, hey, one of the things I know it is doing is checking for the Dark Satellite and doing something with that.
And that thing is rumored to have been around for fifteen twenty thousand years. I don't know. I don't think much of the Black Knight thing. Well, well, we'll have to deal with going to that later.
But anyway, David Wilcock ran into a couple of issues. Whoever it was that was pumping all the money into that story achieved their goal and they cut off the funds at the same time that the story started to unravel. And there was also the bad personality behavior from Corey Good and so at the time all this was going on, Corey Good had stalkers after me, he had his lawyers on my case, all of that sort of stuff. And I cannot but think that David Wilcock was part of that because he could not have not known, as they were still associating and still doing the shows and stuff, right.
Yeah, So under those circumstances, you know, I had an interest in what was going on with this. Now we're getting to the final taill end of it all, and it's also interesting to me to see how it's all unraveling. You know, will it come out that David was participatory with Corey from the get go, that it was all or that he was more or less the mastermind, you know, and Corey was the cult leader but in the front of it, but you know, not necessarily the brains. Yeah, for all we know Wilcock was coming up with some of the stories and then you know, coaching Good to to regurgitate the stories that he was coming up with, and it seemed all too convenient, like, oh, this all fits with the law of one, which David Wilcock loves, you know, and this.
Casey all of that horseship. Yeah. Yeah, but you've been you've been kind of observing him, and you know, he's accused me of being a terrorist and a child predator and a Satan worshiper. Weren't these all the same things that Corey Good accused you and his other to me, what David Wilcock is trying to do to me is straight out of Corey Good's playbook that we've already seen him do these things.
But I don't think it's going to be as effective. You know, Corey at that time had the cult with him. You know, he had a number of people that he sent to the stalkers. They interacted with him on the beach.
There were you know, uh, physical interactions and that kind of thing. Oh, I never knew that got you physically, Like, yeah. I lost lost a tooth to one of the sons of bitches. Uh, I was chased on the beach by two of them in a jeep, all of this kind of stuff while I was walking my dogs, okay, and so that that that happened twice, and thereafter I was armed, and so you know, and we're we're an open kerry state.
So I was very obvious about it. Right, I've got I've got an orange sea z nine millimeters, So it really stands out. Shot I put that on, You're gonna have a lot less problems from anybody that wants. To correct and that I have a In fact, i'd for whatever reason, I share a stalker with Heidi, who had also come to accost me on the beach.
Here he was, he was a pain in the ass. He's also mentally ill, and that also shut that down. And that was at the same time as the Corey Good stalkers, uh, you know, the whole Corey's Kids cult where they were defaming people online. That was also followed up by people going out and harassing you in person in person, and they were what they wanted me to do.
What they wanted me to do was basically back off of Corey and the you're saying that his stuff was all bullshit, So you know. I knew that much, and thereafter that first intercounter, it was, you know, not messing with you guys, We're just not get I give you a. Lot of credit for having that kind of courage, because a lot of people might have just said this isn't worth it arguing with some loser cult leader online. But I remember you were.
I remember specifically you saying something like, you're not going to shut me up, like doing this childish nonsense. You're gonna assume me whatever you're gonna do. You're not gonna shut me up. I'm not going to not say that your.
Story, this stuff is bullshit. Yeah, yeah, you know. And I'm sure for those on aware too. At the time that Corey good sued mister Cliff Eye, you were you're dealing with cancer, So what kind of a love and light?
What kind of a love and light guy sue somebody that is currently battling cancer. You know, like what a piece of shit he is? You know, it's fun to see, isn't it nice to see it all blow up in Corey's face. Now he's trying to grift and say his family saw ghosts and shit, He's going to have his kids and his wife grifting with.
Him now, like it's sad, it's sad. It's sad. Yeah, because guy's got a family, but you know, he's never going to be able to get a job. People are going to look him up and see what he's been doing, you.
Know, or if they don't already know. Right, Yeah, he's sort of in the same situe. Well, David is sort of in the same situation because he's got to escalate continuously in order to keep his audience at. The h That's that's something that I wanted to congratulate you on.
I didn't realize the pattern that you did until you mentioned it. You said that you have to keep upping the ante and making the story more sensational and more fantastic. And it fits the pattern because David Wilcock when he first started talking about oh, Stevadi's going to get investors, it was one million, two million, five million, Then it went up to ten million, then it went up to one hundred million. Now this guy is saying that somebody is investing eight hundred and eighty two billion dollars, like a trillion dollars into the company.
Can you explain that, like why they are? This is? This is really easy to understand. Okay.
The French identified this and wrote about it in the seventeen hundreds. It was called the shock of the New It and it came in with realistic art as opposed to the more stereotypical, you know, like Egyptian kind of profile art you might see. And the shock in the New does something to humans. It causes a dopamine rush.
You literally get a little bit of a stone defect out of it. Oh my god, a shock. You know, I've never seen anything like that. That's like a dopamine shot, right, it's a dopamine shot.
Okay. So now here's the problem. The dopamine shot wears off, as you know, because if you go and look at a vango painting, the very first time you're seeing anything like that, you get the dopamine shot. But then the next time it's like, you know, not quite as much, and then the same thing.
It spreads out so such that all such art does not affect you the way that it did at that first level. The people in the seventeen hundreds didn't have the same level of exposure to imagery and so on to generate dopamine that we do now. So David and all of his ilk are fighting against our ingrained environment that we're living in where there are dopamine generators and all of these different things. Everybody's trying to use AI to come up with new art.
There's the flashy lights, you know, all of that kind of shit. They commented on our background here. Yeah. So basically, you're following a predictable sales pattern to try and provide your audience with what they want, which is that feel good feeling that comes from the dopamine.
The dopamine as it spreads out in the brain and is not active, it is used up, so to speak, provide you with a calming, comforting sort of a feeling. And so that's what David got, and that's that's what the whole celebrity effect is. Where people meet celebrities in person, they actually get a dopamine rush and you can count on that. No, yeah, I could see that.
I was like, wow, this is incredible, right. Right, right, The conferences, the whole thing, you know, it's all set up to take advantage of this, right, And so this is part of the human nature. And if you if you study psychology and psychiatry, you discover this and you discover how to use it in such things as sales et cetera, et cetera, and so you know, it's a it's a very effective technique. But the problem is what David has run into.
It requires constant escalation, and if you're doing it over a broad scale, as he does here with three or four or five thousand people, it's not as effected. So in a mechanistic sort of a thing, say he had five thousand people watching him, he needs to generate. He's trying to generate X amount of dollars, and he knows out of five thousand people. If he was smart, he'd analyze it initially and find that, oh, out of five thousand, I consistently can get fifty people to donate.
Blah blah blah blah blah. Right, and they happen to donate. At this point through the show, he goes back and matches it to see what he was talking about. There goes the escalation.
He may not be that organized. Soll you know, I didn't even realize. Yeah, he could be tracking, like, oh, I got a five hundred dollars donation while I was talking about this, So let me talk about. This more, right, And in order to get that, in order to get that pump out of that particular subject, each one of those little subject nuggets has to be boosted in terms of its escalation, creating the overall escalation effect.
If I were in his position trying to beg online and relying on that, that's I would I would be damn precise on this. You keep a spreadsheet right of automated AI tracking it in real time, you know as well as you know. I mean, my work was all about emotional tension values, and dopamine is one of the primary causes of a of a plethora of emotional tension responses. Yeah, but like you said, the problem is he has to keep upping the ANNIE and making it more grand.
So started with me telling everybody that I got him swatted, and then from there it was I stole money out of his bank account, and first he said it was four thousand, and then he said it was seven thousand. That's what that's by the way, that's what made me think that he was tracking it. Okay, because you get a you get a different qualitative feeling in the human response to the word for as oppost to words. Seven seven sounds much better to me.
Its okay, there's certain numbers. This is why we have patterns in our brain that respond to certain numbers. We have neumerologies. This is terrible because now I got to go through their streams and I want to track how much money he's getting paid while he's lying and telling people all the shit about me, because I think you might be dead on because the latest cliff is that he's telling people that I'm sending suspicious packages maybe bombs in the mail, and I'm as bad as the unibomber, like and I'm a terrorist.
Like he just keeps you're right, he just keeps making it like me worse and worse of a villain. Like first I just got him swatted, and then oh my, and by the way, did you see that body camp footage of swatting we got? No, I haven't. I don't watch it deeply and I've been moving and stuff.
It was it was an animal control officer knocked on his door, nobody was home, and she left a card on his door. That's what he turned into. I got him swatted, and Cliff, I was so lucky because I called the Boulder County Sheriff's office and I go, can I get the reports, and I got what I call taddy Kathy, you know, somebody's just more at work, and she was like, I could do better than that for the sweetie. There's bodycam footage from that call, and I'm like, you're kidding me?
Can I get the body cam? And she goes, yeah, you pay forty you know, pay this money, yeahfty around here for whatever cost. But I wanted it all, so I paid whatever they asked, and we got the reports. There was no swatting yea.
And the fact that he just didn't even acknowledge that we busted him that badly lying to his audience was shocking to me. He don't even need to so he'll never address any of that because of the nature of the grift and also because because the grift demands it. But also he's now I think, in my opinion, and I'm not a medical professional or anything, but in my opinion, he's now cycling in and believing his own shit basically right, he's getting wrapped up up into this. He may indeed not understand.
He may have an illusionary aspect of his mind that does not understand that Savanni's never going to get the money. He may have been told that by someone that wants to keep this going. But I don't think the CIA is proffering up the money for this stuff for him anymore. And that's why he's the way it did with Guya, and that's why things are in the shooter for him at this moment.
But his artificial inflation by intelligence agencies anymore, right right. I know people may call us both conspiratorial for this, but I watched Corey Good and David Wilcock go from you know, not very big to just huge conference. They were getting hundreds of thousands of views on their video, and I remember thinking, like, somebody's inflating this artificially. At the time, I thought it was a combination of Guya pumping money in and then also maybe some intelligence agencies to wreck the real secret space program.
Now that was the That was my supposition. As soon as I saw Corey Good appear, I was battling the cancer at the time, trying to do some things to disrupt the Corey train to see how legit it was. But it was I figured that he was there to muddy the waters so no one could see Katherine Austin Fitz and Richard Dolan and our journalists work and that this the secret space program would be tanked, which it was. There's other aspects of this though.
I followed who was putting money into Guyant itself, and a lot of those people at the you know, board of directors and investor level were all folks tainted. Right. Oh, I didn't know that you did that much. That's it.
Yeah, yeah, And you know, later on I've discussed it with other people that also had that same understanding, and all of a sudden there was a big, big change in Gaya, as though they were instructed by someone from on high to yeah, the shit right, pushing. This, push this shit. I've never heard you comment too much on theology and spirituality. But you know, David Wilcock is claiming that he's getting all these prophecies, which, by the way, many has been wrong.
And you know there's a thing called test of a prophet. If they're wrong even once that then they're not getting their information from divine right, how good they? Yes, but what do you think of his claims? First and then he also said that the entity lied to him first, saying it was raw like I didn't know angels lie to people.
But it's some of those, so it makes sense. So you know, I just want you to what are your thoughts on him claiming he's channeling secret sacred knowledge from an angel who told him to put it by a three hundred and thirty three dollars paywall, because that sounds. Like well, okay, So here's the thing, right, So here's the thing. I've got thirty two different bibles.
I had a copy of the tel Mood in English, and I had a copy of the Talmud in German, and I've read through all. I didn't read all through the Talmud. It's sixty three volumes and incredibly dense, but I picked and chose chose my way through it. In any event, here's the thing with angels.
You actually could believe if you actually read about angels. Now, the word angel aang el. Okay. The gods in the in the Torah spoken of in the Talmod and translated into the Old Testament.
So in the in the in the Torah, there is no mention of the word God. Ever, what is mentioned is the alohem right, Eloheim does not mean God. It means the l those who call themselves the l who came from the sky plural. Okay, hem is Hebrew for makeing, making something plural GOI goyeme right, so many many GOI many cattle, many dumb beasts, non Jews.
Anyway, though, so here's the thing, so there's no The definition of an angel is simply messenger means to carry in the parlance of the time, So an l who carried a message to the human from the sky Council. So that's all angel is. If you actually read in there, the angels are into money. They're into money, they're into liquor, they're into women, and that's angels.
Go get an interline interlinear translation, okay, of the of any Bible and read the Old Testament. So you'll never see the word God in there. You'll see annotation saying the word alohem in this case means on high God. No it doesn't.
The head of the head of the Sky Council was a dude by the name of el el Yng. You know, curious we have elon now, Okay. But anyway, Michael was the enforcer for the uh. The angels not only carried messages, but they led battles, and so Michael the arch angel arc meaning at the top.
They had a pyramidical military structure, and Michael was a leader, a commander, a general for all of the troops for the Sky Council that directed the other l as armies, and that's all they worked. They were bloodthirsty. The Bible and literal translation of it is just nothing but death and horror and killing and all of this kind of stuff. They chose the Jews theoretically the Judaeans, not the current Jews, but they chose the Judeans as their proxies and fought proxy battles here on the planet.
And so David has a normy King James version Bible understanding of the idea of angels and of Michael. So none of the stuff he's viewing is in any way factual to real Bibles. Most of the people you'll see is link on ble thumpers really have never read the thing and have never gotten into it right, and they are. I had twelve years of scripture with the Jesuits.
I was great het here. That's one of the best things you can do. I did a year of Jesuit training in Germany, right. There was just not a school for us there at my age, and I was able to be slotted into this thing and the military paid for it.
It was okay, they didn't didn't really bust my chops about not being into their former Christianity or anything, but the mental training was pretty pretty cool. Yeah, but my experience just leads me to look at somebody like David Wilcock and see the ridiculousness of it, Like I don't. I just don't understand how nobody stops and goes. Does this make sense that God's greatest angel, the Archagel Michael, would give him secret sacred knowledge and then say, don't give this to humanity, put it behind.
Yeah, we got to make some angel needs some money. I guess you're thinking that humans are intelligent and you know, and look for a sense in the world, and they don't. So David is just seeking an audience, and he's just seeking whatever it is that will induce that audience to give him money so he doesn't actually have to go out and try and work for a living. Right, Have you heard he We We did a piece on it, he he has said publicly, and he made a big deal about it, playing a victim.
I only made two hundred and fifty eight thousand dollars last year, and it was barely enough to survive. He said that I have the clips, Cliff, he said, nearly enough. It was like a rock star. Right.
So he's living in a two million dollar mansion telling people that he's just in a little modest cabin in the woods. You know, right, it's ridiculous, it's don and you know a lot of psychology that just is that just narcissism, like extreme narcissism or what is what is his deal with always playing the victim while he he's living a millionaire's lifestyle pretending he's broke. He just said on it, Yeah, on the stream Sunday, I'm totally broke. I've been broke for four years.
Like you're living in a million million dollar house. You know, he can't be that broke. Yeah, but he could indeed be broke relative to the you know, the maintenance cost. And also that's what I was saying.
He's living well well above his means, right, And I know you're wise enough to know that if you want to be smart financially, you don't live at your means, or especially above your means. You live beneath your means so that you always have some extra. He's not doing that. He's trying.
He's in that real problem. Okay. So David's personality is such that as a Okay, so really good reporters are emotionally involved in what they're telling you. So you can see, like mostly only watch UFO kind of stuff, right, so you can I can tell you which reporters are really good in the UFO stuff because they actually have an emotional attachment information.
Okay, So David has an emotional attachment. He's getting into his own damn story. This is why it's escalating on him all around. And he's the hero of his own story.
Yeah, he's here to save Earth. Did you know he's telling people that the Trump administration is going to make him the ambassador to the Aliens when they come this year. It's he's going to run the Alien embassy and the Alliance is going to give him. It's just but you're right, he's just like Corey.
He's become the hero of his own story. Right. And of course they were amplified by the immediacy in the emotional pump of the media, right that they were on Gaya, that you could just go and dial them up and you could binge watch and all of this, right, and the amount of binge watching drove up the amount of Gaya revenue before each of the conferences. This incentivized Gaya to pimpot particular point for all the and it also incentivized them, in my opinion, to go out and buy the conferences so they would have extra profit centers from this circuitous loop in promoting these two dingbats.
It's amazing world we live in that this whole grift worked. And you know they've said and according to Corey Goods courtroom testament testimony, they've made millions of dollars out of that secret space drift. I figured that that the Corey or that the three hundred and thirty three dollars course things that David was doing at several times pulled in five million per course. Okay, just in a natural spread over about eleven to say, sixteen months, in a sales pattern before it takes.
Because you'll look at the cycle of how he introduced those courses. It's picking up as the other one's going. Down, hype them up, and then as soon as one it was over, he starts hyping the next one. Yeah, he tink anti gravity, the anti gravity scam, then the rainbow lay body scam.
My favorite was when he had Danny and Brinkley and he said that Danny Brinkley's close to death and this is going to be his last testament. And Danny Brinkley that was four years ago. Danny Brinkley's still alive and well, so that was a scam too. And then the anti gravity scam.
I don't know if you know this, but he actually said if you take my course on free energy and any gravity, you'll be able to do it too. And I know real physicists that bought the course just out of curiosity, and they said it was cobbled together, a bunch of nonsense from the internet, nothing original, nothing that worked. So to me, that's a huge form of consumer fraud. If you tell people give me three hundred and thirty three dollars and you'll be able to make anti gravity and free energy and then they take your course again.
You know you're correct, that's the intent, but it'd be so difficult to prosecute that on so many different levels. Right, it's a great legal area. Yeah, right, so Gray, because then you're relying on my ability to do it. And David would respond, well, sorry, you're stupid.
You didn't do something right, exactly right, It's like all these grips. So let me describe something to you. I figured out this like over maybe it was two thousand and four or something. I kind of figured how David was working all of this stuff.
And then I just sort of, you know, would see him pop up every now and then. And then there was the biggest sension run in twenty twelve, and I saw him crash and burn, and I thought that would be the end of it. But universe ended up providing Jay Widener to pick up David as a reporter, to put him in Gaya, to boost him back up in order that he got Corey Good. Wisdom teachings, yeah right, okay, with some teachings then the Sacred space nonsense.
Yeah, none of which I ever watched on Guya, right, I just only saw clips when I was bitching and moaning about Corey Good in his fantasy. Right now, if you do an energy calculation, we do not have the energy in this find The inventor of you know, most of the guts of the atomic bomb said that we we don't have We lack a sixth seventh of the amount of energy it would in this universe. That it would require to move one atom one millisecond back in time. Okay, So that pretty much proves time travel is yeah.
Right now we are some kind of estimates that it would take like the energy of one hundred sons to move back in time a small yeah. And it's just not feasible if you understand what's actually going on anyway. So David is one of those personalities where he applies conclusions to complex material that other people are not willing to investigate, and so they will accept his conclusions because he's an affable fellow. Okay, and he's and he looks like their cousin so and so, and he can't be cheating me.
He's you know, he has a part of a confidence, man, he's confidence exactly. Okay, this is this is the thing. So this is a complex little story here, Okay, but but I think you'll find it amusing. So around two thousand and four, so as I say, I sussed out where David was going with this, and then he has proceeded to where we are now.
This kind of heartns back in a time loop like his repo shit, right back to the time that I went over to Germany as an army dependent. And this was back in the early nineteen sixties. They moved a whole lot of dependence into occupy Germany as part of the occupation forces, and the dependents were there to support the troops and their and the you know, their families while we were while everybody was there for some period of time. So I was moved over on a troop ship.
Okay, they'd modified a troop ship and put all these dependents on it, and we sailed out of New York and we went to Brehmahamma, and it took us two days longer than usual because we did it in the middle of winter, and uh, if you've ever been on a big boat in the middle of the North alic And winter, it not only does this and rocks back and forth, but it corkscrews. Okay, so that's not fun. It's not fun. So for like nine solid days, I had seasickness, and now ever since then never had seasickness in my life on any kind of a boat.
Right, So that like burned it out on me. But at one point I was getting up enough to where I could go and do stuff, but I couldn't go and do any of the whatever social interaction they had going on. So I'd go to the library. I came up to this boat was an old military kind of a vessel, or they charted or whatever.
But in the library I read everything. It was a little tiny library in these nine days. One of the things I read was a book that was published in like nineteen eleven, and it was a reprint of these stories that this guy had written about his life. And I don't remember his name.
I thought it was Masters, but I can't find him under that. I was going to try and look him up, but I hadn't been able to find this. But I remember quite vividly reading it because it was this guy's stories in pulp fiction in the pulp category of the eighteen eighties and eighteen nineties, when we had pulp paper just start coming in that was real cheap. They had a set of pulp fiction came from right.
The dime novels, that sort of thing, right, and so anyway, this was it was something. It was like my life among the something or others, or my life in the West or something. It was about this guy that was a con man and he tells you in these stories, a whole series of little stories about how he did these cons and how he had worked his way across the Ohio Valley and headed out to the west, and then he'd conned a bunch of gold miners out of their money and he had to beat feet because these gold miners, they weren't taking their shit right. And so he ends up heading down towards Mexico and things get bad for I mean, he ends up going back east basically as he does cons that keep crashing and forcing him back towards the East coast where it originated.
I think he started in New York, but in that day and age, you were counting people local who knew you and could track you down and get, you know, kick the crap out of you. Right. But anyway, the point of the story was that the last story in the book was how he became incredibly successful in eighteen ninety and he said it was the ultimate con. And I remember this book because of this last chapter where he says that the truth wrapped appropriately is the ultimate con and it redeemed him Okay, So he so he had a career in the from eighteen seventy up to eighteen ninety as a con man, twenty years going through the West, and then forced back came and I mean everybody and getting shot at and all these kinds of things, you know.
Anyway, and then in eighteen ninety it struck his mind and so he started doing confessions. So he wrote those little stories under a pseudonym and then had in the last of these stories in the Pulp magazine, he confessed to his real identity. And then he wrote books about how not to be conned, what it was, how it worked, and all of this, because this was before psychology, before the understanding of dopamine. But he had it all there and that was that last chapter.
And so that was my solution for and he was. So this guy, if his name was Masters or whatever the hell it was, he lived from eighteen ninety until sometime in the early part of like nineteen oh two or nineteen oh three, somewhere in there in New York at the swankest hotel, rolling in money because of his confession stories in the Pulp Canada. So that's that's interesting. And I know you had a he said post where you were going to offer Gordon David Wilcock sort of a road to redemption.
Do you think they couldn't do it? Wouldn't it. He'd be able to sell how he did it, and it would people would would eat that shut up and they would pay money for that. He'd be able to pay off the iris.
You know that he would be there confessing how he did all of this stuff, so you'd get off of his case. Life would be good. That's interesting because I remember in your post you said you can even get the evil and terrible Stephen off your case. And you're right.
If he suddenly came out and said, I'm going to do a documentary to tell you exactly how the Secret Space program scam worked and these other scams I've been involved in and why they worked, and how we were able to fool everybody. You're right, that's the only thing that would get me off his case. I who would him if he was doing that? Yeah, I guess good, good idea, and I believe that there's a road to redemption for all people.
I really do, right. But in his case, you know, he made a kind of personal call me a child predator. I have kids on my own, and you know, in this last live stream he said something about me and domestic violence. So I had to go tell my wife, I don't know if you know this, but David Wilcot from Ancient Aliens is saying that I beat you and the children, and she was like, what you know.
To beat him? Yeah? Yeah, And thank you Charles McDonald for your kindness. I appreciate it, and we'll try to catch up with the rest of them.
But I'm interested and also White Stratt sixty four, thank you for your kindness. I'm also interested in You're big on predictions and pretty good at them sometimes, so I'm yeah, I know you've been kind of paying attention to his slow dissent, right, I want to know what you're predicting, what's going to happen when ascension doesn't come. He moved it from May to September. The ascension is coming.
Soon before then? Personally, really really, ye do you think I think David's going to do? Is he just going to pivot to a new scam right away? Or he needs the money?
Week? Yeah? Week he's streaming now, yeah, And he's he's mentally weak. You can see that that he's his body is going through changes as he responds to his psychological state.
Uh, he's got real issues because in my opinion, not being a psychologist or anything because he has uh uh self that's identified with ego. Okay, Thus he feels less of himself when he notices he's going bald, right, or or when he had. The terrible cliff. I keep reminding him.
Yeah, well that's okay, that's okay. You know, reality, reality is self revealing. Sometimes you need it needs a little assistance to get through our nos right, yeah, yeah, but that's good. That's going to aid the crash is his physical appearance and stuff.
And but in my opinion, what's going to happen is the level of escalation. He's going out every week, so he's at one basically at one trillion now, and so if we just plot how many trillions it's going to have to be to keep up the dopamine level by the time he reaches July. Twenty right, yeah, correct, correct, and listen. I don't know what you know about aerospace manufacturing, but my father was a helicopter mechanic and he was a big fan of this kind of stuff, And like, I know a lot about aerospace history, so will cop First, he said they were going to build fifteen hundred commercial airliners, So I look this up, Cliff, I don't know if you know this.
But it took Boeing fifty years to make fifteen hundred and seven forty sevens Now he's saying they're going to make ten thousand commercial airliners. So here where would the demand be, you know, just because you're making it. But you've got to sell this shit. This can't be real.
It can't be real. It took years. Ye, it works anyway, Right, in the aerospace business, they don't build an airplane and put it on a lot and have everybody come around and buy their airplane. Right.
So Boeing does not have a they take orders right, correct. So this is a build for pre payment, to build for purchase, build exclusively. And so we've had a air industry crashes where the financing aspect of this because the customer doesn't pay it all up front. They pay in chunks as they reach you know.
It's just like with boat building. In fact, that's the model from which they took it. Was how boats were built in the eighteen and nineteen hundreds and financed. And so the aerospace, Yeah, you pay and then two years later you get whatever you paid for.
Right, No, you pay now, and then you pay more in six months when they reach a certain milestone, and then then you pay more when it's a year, and then you pay more in you know, two years, and then three years and so on and so and you're basically in a continuous loop of paying once you start in on the airplane, because there's always the upgrades, the safety checks, all this other shit that's got to go on even after you've taken delivery. So taking delivery is not necessarily a major milestone relative to the finance. I just meant that if it took Boeing fifty years to make fifteen hundred and seven forty sevens, right, this company they've never produced a single plane or product or service, right, they're going to make ten thousand, right, And so here's. The carners, right, they can't.
And here's the other aspect of that. It took Boeing fifty years to create those because it was building the technology as it was going along. David's also talking about creating new technology for new kinds of airplanes. This requires that you build the subcontractors, that you set up companies that show other companies how to make the parts of your your airplane.
And so this requires that you know parts you're going to be buying. This requires what that you know how many parts in these kind of categories that you're going to be buying. You also need to know how many categories, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. The fact that they can't tell you any of this means that they've done nothing more than their little model sketches and have done no analysis.
Right, even with AI, AI would probably come back and say, at a first rush or glance or examination, there's going to be one point four million parts required to produce one of these, and those one point for a million parts can be expected to come from quarter of a million subcontractors. So do you have any of those quarter of a million subcontractors lined up ready to bruce parts because airplane manufacturers don't make the parts. Yeah, So my point is that this is pie in the sky. Yeah, And I understand how David who claims to have a one ad IQ he doesn't know how to google things like how long did it take Bowing to make fifteen hundred and seven forty sevens?
Like that alone to me that this is never. Breaks his browser all the time and this sort of shit. But he's that was a deep state attack. Yeah, like the tornadoes.
Yeah, So he's at that point of isolation where there has to be a break. There has to be something. His mind is going to have to come up with something that separates it and allows his reality to continue along where he can shed the pass twenty twelve came, the ascension didn't, but shortly thereafter he was able to just go on to new stuff because there was a time separation. He's going to have to go.
I call that the cosmicon shuffle. You go away for a little while, you make you hope everybody forgets that. You just got to let levelsage come down. So your old audience, some of them will come back because they'll get that dopamine rush.
They may hate you, but it'll be hate viewers. They may not give you the money anymore, but they'll give you the views. Right. So he's at that point where he has to do some escalation up to falling over, and then there's going to be some kind of a resolution.
His problem now, though, in my opinion, is that he's got so much of his self identified with this role he's in where he's actually put his own money into this losing proposition where he got scammed and yet he can't admit that he got scammed, blah blah blah. That where's he go from here? It's going to have to be pretty spectacular and there's no fallback for him. Right.
Plus, he's got another issue, and that is that, let's say that you're correct, he actually made that kind of money in the last year in terms of that was all because maybe he made other money as well, you know, on the courses, et cetera. Right to fifty eight that he mentioned was just from YouTube, so maybe he made another one hundred or a couple hundred on the plus. I would think maybe at least another seventy percent of that figure something along those lines. Just knowing business and how it works, that's a lot.
Yeah, correct, Correct, let's be it. But now he's going to lose his YouTube because he's going to have to have this episode, whatever it is, and separate the two storylines so that he can pick up on the new storyline. We see this with his escalation of the victim state, right, and so he has can legitimately say that something occurred, some evil force happened, and it was directed at him. Blah blah blah.
I'm victim, I'm victim. I'm going to go away for a while. He's already said that in his videos he may not be able to make the next streams. The last live stream, Cliff, he literally said he hates streaming every week and he hates doing what he's doing.
Like that's terrible to admit to your audience. I hate being here. But I think he has to be to collect the super chats, you know, correct, correct. He needs that desperately to keep on, to keep his lifestyle going.
Just because I don't know that his house is paid off. Maybe it's all fun and there's some weird stuff with that. We found out that he transferred the deed to his house to a holding company, I think to keep it away from IRS Leans. Yeah, and that doesn't work anymore.
But he's still talking about having to pay his mortgage and it's like, well, you don't own your home anymore, a holding company does, and we have the documents to prove that, you know. But I think that was a tax evasion attempt. He was trying to hide it because I know he has several IRS Leans you know, on him and his wife, and maybe he was trying to stop them from putting a lien on the house, so he moved it to a holding company, like a shell company. You know, yeah, I see, yeah, yeah.
But anyway, so he's reaching a critical point. In my opinion, just giving a guesst of it, I was thinking it was going to be the second or third week in July. He would reach a some sort of a crescendo. There'd be some kind of an episode, he'd be gone for a little while, and then he'd come back if he could.
Coming back is going to be difficult for him. The reason that he hates this is because he knows he's lying, because he knows he's living in a false persona, and he has to gin up the energy every fucking week to go on out there and put this persona on in order to project this out into. The Yeah, I was thinking about that. Imagine knowing like I have to come up with all kinds of bullshit and lie to everybody again.
That isn't, no, no, no, that isn't. That isn't. The part that his mind just spews that out without even thinking. He doesn't have to worry.
He doesn't have to worry. He doesn't. He will not know ahead of time on the lie he's going to tell you so he didn't know he was going to tell you it would be eight hundred and some odd billion that and he didn't know until the actual minute he was saying that, I kid you not, okay. The type of mind that he's got at this point, trapped in this particular thing, his mind presented that number at that point, and he's content with that because it works so far.
But his big angst, his anxiety about all of this, doing it every week, is that he he literally has he may he may throw up, he may have performance anxiety, he may have the shakes. Yes, stressed and cause a lot of those physical. Things exactly because of all this. And we know that he's in a cortisol cortisol dominant stress state, so he's he's a beta male in terms of his body and his and his jaws and stuff.
At that time suggested he was doing cocaine, which further drives your test tossed allegedly. Yes, yeah, yeah. Do you know I once made a video of all his sniffing during his live. Streams, and we put it all together, just him sniffing, like that's that's that's that's so everybody, because everybody says that, and I'm by the way, just to put on the record, I don't know that that's true, but.
I didn't and I wasn't going on that at all. I was going on the tooth grinding, a known side effect of cocaine. As you're reaching into the too much state, Right, you grind your teeth at night, you wear them right down. Usually starts on the on the farm.
He said he grinded his teeth because of all the deep state attax. Cliff, Yeah, yeah, he may indeed believe that because he wants to live in that victim personality. Right, You're right. It's very profitable for him to play the victim.
Like I've noticed, it's like he embellishes and exaggerates everything, like the swatting event. Right, it was somebody, It was an animal control officer, put a card on your door. This is not swatting, dude. But he embellishes and exaggerates everything out the wazoo in order to get I think, to garner sympathy with his followers so they give him more money.
Correct, we have to help him. He's under attack, you know. And you'll notice that he cultivates an image that reflects the victim, right, the way he has his hair, the way he dresses, et cetera. I'm a nice kid.
He's trying to charm the older ladies audience to give him the money, you know, all of this, and play the victim for for everybody else. And you can't blame him to some extent because needs must as the devil drives. Right, he's in a desperate state, but his he's he's harvesting by harvesting money, by putting out stuff that other people need to see. So undoubtedly a big portion of his audience, especially though, that those that give him money want to help him, right, it's not on that side of it.
They actually want to see him in this terrible state because it makes them feel better about their own life. Oh, I did think about that the big. Celebrity and celebrities are always crashing and so on and so on, and why he's right there and you know here, look, I'm greater than the big celebrity David Wilcott because I can give him twenty bucks or whatever. Right, yeah, yes, I better start.
I better start having some massive problems and talking about it. Right, Well, yeah, I know, I know. So. So in a tip economy, you you you there's transactions there's transaction of value.
The value is the money from the audience. What does the audience get in value in your case, it gets the reporting, it gets the facts. Yeah yeah, if people come here because we have receipts, we get the exactly crazy documents David Wilcock. But David Wilcock is selling something also that is also valuable to this smaller proportion of his audience, which is the hopium aside, which is that they feel better giving him money, They feel better about themselves, and that's wh.
Yeah, we're helping poor David. He's like, I might have enough largest that I can give poor David some money, right. Oh, it must be must be a nice situation to fifty eight a year. That for me, that would be life changing.
And I can't imagine complaining that it's barely enough. And yeah, yeah, yeah, yes, here's here's the thing. Okay, it but there that whole thing goes right to emasculation. Okay.
In this way, in proclaiming himself a victim to the world as his role, as his method of getting money, he's degrading himself every week. That's building up as the stress builds up, And this is what he's complaining about why he doesn't want to be there, because there's part of his mind that loves it, loves the action exactly, all the love he gets from these people and stuff. So why doesn't he want to be there? Well, because he knows he's scanning them.
He knows he has to come on out and that his mind's going to say this shit, and he's desperately afraid it's going to go over the edge and start saying shit that he can't control in that moment. That's the mental illness that's acting in him, and I am, in my opinion, that's why he doesn't smoke pot. That's why he probably has gotten clean if he'd been doing the cocaine and all of these kinds of things, because his mind is right on the edge and he can't afford to put in that extra energy from those kind of drugs or any kind of drugs external source. Yeah, he's going to go over the edge and crash his entire livelihood.
Wow, Well, it'll be interesting to see what happens with them, Cliff. You know, I would think most reasonable people when it comes to me, I'm kind of like, how stupid are as followers? Because if I had done all these things, you know, I'd be under criminal investigation. I'd be in jail.
None of that has happened. You know. I make jokes that I'm going to buy donuts for when the cops like. He even went as forcliff As to say that the Colorado Sheriff's Department was working with the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Police.
They were working together, and I was going to be arrested. And nice to get you. And my father happened to have very close friends that were police officers. I called them and I said, can you I know this is stupid, but can you check is there any criminal No, there was no criminal investigations, nobody from Colorado contact at the Philadelphia Police Department and about me or anything else.
You know. Like he lives in a false reality of his own design. It's like, unfortunately, though, that false reality has to interact with all of us and it becomes part of our common shared reality. So his delusion pollutes all of us.
That's why I've always bitched about he polluted the us plluted the data. Yeah the data. Yeah, well but look at this too. Your your interaction is one of value, okay, And so you don't see the value in his interaction with all these other people.
But all of that that he does relative to you is part of adding value for his audience. He has to have the big you know, villain s Terry Steven out there. Yeah, that's what I said. He invented a super villain and exactly.
But he's going crazy, like he's he's blaming me for writing Twitter notes on his always to me for being all these different people that. Are lacking his bank bank. Yeah, yeah, no, master, how difficult. That is very difficult.
I won't even want to attempt that honestly, like you know. And then somebody asked me, could you do that though, Stephen, don't you. Have your computer guy go? If I really needed to, I could try to figure something out.
But I'm not risking my life with my life and my children and getting criminally prosecuted for a few thousand dollars. That would be insane to do that. Yeah. Yeah.
And so David has a lot of faith in the banking system that it can be active by by you for that. That's just it's been pretty surreal though, because you know, like watching him, he used to never Jaye Weiner told me he would never comment on any detractor or any critic, and now he's kind of unraveling. So he's commenting on me every week. Every week.
Every week I wait for my phone to blow up to find out what I did to him this week. You know. Yeah, well it was terrible the way you were out there beating those elephant. Now did you know he actually said I called a sloth rescue charity.
And then when they want to answer my questions, I said, fuck you. Then I hope the slots all die. And like I would never do, I'd make calls as a reporter. I'm always very professional and very kind.
I would never say that it's crazy. Well, his whole scam crashed that way when he got hooked up with Corey in twenty thirteen or twenty fourteen. That's when he started responding to critics and the conferences and stuff, right because he had to defend Corey, who was such out there bullshit. Right, Yeah, and then he brought him into Guaya and all of that kind of thing.
We get the show. It's pumped up by the CIA. He starts believing his own bullshit. He believes a lot of this, even though they're making some of this stuff up.
You know, and he's been buying into He's that kind of personality that he. Is like a oh yeah, pyramid power and exactly. Once he believes that he can really push it out there and sell it. And that's that's what basically he and Corey were doing.
And then Corey made the mistake or David made the mistake of getting involved with a personality like Corey, and Corey didn't have the mental acumen to just let it lie there. Right, He felt physical blows attacking his body whenever I said or. Stream extreme narcissism. His couldn't take the least little bit of criticism.
If you know anything about narcissists. Right, it can't why I after I had Okay, so I had cancer. I died twenty eighteen. I get sued by Corey in twenty nineteen, and at that point, I'm trying to rebuild myself from the cancer.
It's been grueling, blah blah blah. But at that point I knew that we're By. The way, you look great. I'm so glad to see you, Like, I'm so healthy, and I know you've been working out.
I got to start doing that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you're too young to you know, become a mushroom. Right. But anyway, so the point is that at that point, that's when I contacted my local sheriff and said, if you ever get a call, you know, a swatting call against me, let's set up something because I've got these people that are stalking me.
And the sheriff really appreciated that, and indeed, and indeed they did try that. And so he calls me, I'd give him the pass phrase to tell him that no, nobody's you know. Oh man, they actually tried to swat. And here's the thing that cost the county.
I lived in a very sparsely populated, very large county, and to get the sheriffs from where they were at to my house was a forty five minute drive one way, and you got two sheriff deputies and all of that kind of stuff. And I actually had to do that for when the stalkers showed up, I had to call the sheriff, because you know, it was either I had to call him in order to get rid of the stalkers that Corey in his cult sent to me. And then and actually, you know, and I always had to meet him at the gate. Yeah, I had to meet him at the gate with weapons, So I don't, you know, I would call the sheriff and say, look, you know, there's some of these, but it's here, you know, do you want them alive or dead?
You know? And they's not fucking around right, yeah, at your house. I had died in twenty nineteen. I was just a shell of my former self at twenty eighteen, at that size, and it took me all through until like twenty twenty one or twenty two to get my muscle mass back.
Right. Yeah, it's been grueling, and so at that point I didn't have the ability to fight someone off hand to hand. Now I'm back to there, so I don't necessarily find it necessary to carry weapons. I think it's still a good idea.
I was just gonna say. A few of the knuckleheads that I've covered and really exposed, you know, sent some of their minions and threatened somebody, big genius found my address one time and threatened to come here, and I said, good luck. I'm a Second Amendment person. That's all going to say good luck, you know, because I'm here throw in my fau street.
So yeah, I don't I don't bother with concealed Carrie. You know, I want you to know I'm carrying and I'm. You know, that's the best way to solve a problem is to say stop it before it begins. If they know you're passing, and they're gonna think twice before messing with you, you know.
Yeah, two mottos. You know, practiced armed defense daily and if you can't be safe, be deadly. Good good, good way to survive. Yeah, yeah, Well, I'm so glad that you came here and gave us your perspective.
I know they got to go and get your dinner going, so I don't want to keep you. You want to tell everybody where they can find you. I'm doing stuff on sub stack and occasionally I post on x I've got an account on both of those, and that's really about all I'm doing anymore. Right, I've got we'll add.
Your links to the description of the video so people can find more from you. And yeah, the last time I saw you on a stream was with that what's the Canadian guy beyond Mystic? Yeah, Jason, I'm still at it. I haven't talked to him in ages.
I said, hello, yeah, sure, Will okay, Yeah, all right, Well you have a good day. And you could just close out your browser. When I throw you out of here, I'm going to do a wrap up. Thank you for your perspective.
It's really I really appreciate it, because. Sure, any time, Stephen, I'm not scared. I'm not scared of you. I don't remember anymore.
The evil Steven. Yes, well, thank you, the incredible mister Cliff, I thank you very much. You have a good night, all right. Friends.
So, just to just to piggyback on what we were talking about with the production, I asked Rock how long would it take an aerospace company to produce ten thousand commercial airliners? And the conclusion was a new aerospace company starting today would likely need fifty to one hundred years to manufacture ten thousand commercial airliners, factoring in development five to ten years, initial production ten to fifty aircraft year, and scaling to a maximum of five hundred to eight hundred aircraft a year. This diassumed substantial capital, of robust supply chain, and market acceptance, all of which are significant hurdles. For comparison, Airbus and Boeing took over half a century to reach their current output, and they still haven't individually produced ten thousand of a single model in that time.
So this alone proves that David Wilcock's claims that you know they're going to produce ten thousand aircraft is ridiculous. Like what in fifty to one hundred years it's going to take you to produce these aircraft? And I have the. I have the news release, which I can share with you, But let me see if I can make that little bigger here so that we could see it.
They did a press release basically confirm that you know they're going to produce these incredible amount of aircraft, ten thousand of them, And I, for one, do not believe that. You know, it's just ridiculous. It's pie in the sky. Hey we're going to produce these aircraft.
One second here, let me save this to my We can go over the press release, because I think that proves that David Wilcock is kind of ridiculous. One second, why can't I Why can't I do this? I apologize, friends, Just give me one moment because I have to make it bigger. I'm not even going to be able to read it due to my vision issues.
So one second here, let me see if I just throw it in Google, how do I not have Okay, one second, Okay, I got it. Now I'll be able to read it. I apologize. So David Wilcox's fairy tales are now accompanied with you know, oh, it's must be real because it's in a press release and I have something from the in and and plane Sight boys about that, because some of the supporters of David Wilcock are telling me like you were so wrong, Steven.
There's a press release that means it's definitely real and it's really going to happen, and I'm here to tell you I don't believe that. So this is a news release. Oh one second, did I share them wrong? Tab?
Yes, this is from John Christian Spatavaci a news release. On May twenty fifth, Stavadi entered to do a strategic cooperation agreement for the development and the production of the s M nine to twenty commercial airliner. This agreement pairs Stevaddi with the prominent international strategic investment partner notice they don't name them. Focused upon long term cross border investment and industrial integration in the fields of energy and technology.
This historic agreement will result in the development, prototyping, flight testing, FAA certification, production and sale of the SM nine twenty, twin engine single single aisle narrow body commercial airliner. The agreement includes the establishment of production centers, as well as maintenance and service centers in the United States and worldwide. The SM nine twenty will be prototyped and produced at a facility in the continental United States, as well as a secondary production facility outside of North America. So already, okay, they can't pay the bills on the one airline, the one airplane hangar that they own currently, they're going to buy two more manufacturing facilities.
How are they going to do that if they can't pay the bills on the first building they own. But the press release goes on to say the SM nine twenty is a revolutionary twin engine single aisle airliner that will set a new standard for comfort, performance, eloquence, and style. The SM nine twenty will carry up to two hundred and four passengers that speeds approaching supersonic and unmatched economy and low environmental impact. The SM nine twenty benefits from m wings designed for transsonic flight, constructed from aluminum foam metal sandwich structures.
Initial production SM nine twenties will be powered by a twin CFM International Leap or Pratt and Whitney geared turbofans. They don't even know what's powering the aircraft yet, but they're going to make ten thousand of them. SM nine twenty is produced after A twenty thirty five, may feature new design next generation Stavadi Neo thrust more pie in the sky so engines that Stavati still doesn't have, but they're going to produce somehow for greater cruise efficiency and lower noise levels. With a maximum crew speed of zero point ninety five mac that means just about a little bit under the speed of sound and a range of over forty one hundred nautical miles, the SM nine twenty will offer lower operating costs than either the seven thirty seven Max or the A three to twenty MEO.
The SM nine twenty will carry one hundred passengers in a two class first in a two class first an economy arrangement, or two hundred and four passengers in an all economy configuration with thirty two inch seat pitch, offering a wider cabin than either the seven thirty seven or the A three twenty. Notice that their airplanes that are imaginary are always better than what real commercial airline manufacturers are making. The SM nine twenty will feature four spacious laboratories and both a forward and aft galley. The SM nine twenty cabin will benefit from an advanced UV air cleansing and purification system, a new dynamic and commercial aviation.
Stevadi projects the delivery of over Here's where it gets ridiculous, projects the delivery of over ten thousand SM nine twenty airliners during the first front twenty production years, beginning as early as twenty thirty one. So they're not even going to begin manufacturing this stuff until twenty thirty one. That means even if they did get the money to do this, Wilcox's not going to see any money until at least twenty thirty one, when they actually have the aircraft available and manufactured to sell. Contacts Stavadi to learn more about how the SM nine twenty will transform commercial aviation.
And this is their press release. And of course true believers are you know, sending me nasty messages and some of them are including the screenshot of this saying see how wrong you are, Steven. They're definitely doing this well rate, but we've seen that it took Boeing fifty years to manufacture just fifteen hundred commercial airliners seven forty sevens. It took them fifty years.
We've just heard from Groc that it will take a new aircraft company somewhere in a neighborhood of fifty to one hundred years to create ten thousand aircraft. You know, I think David Wilcock is a moron, and maybe he should. You know, look, go talk to a real aerospace manufacturing person about the feasibility of the claim that a brand new aircraft company Stavati that's never produced a single product or service, that has no manufacturing facilities whatsoever, currently is somehow going to manage to create ten thousand airplanes, commercial airliners, no doubt, huge airplanes, and they're going to do that all in ten years or twenty years. I'm sorry, I don't believe it.
It's not feasible, it's technically impossible. It's absolutely ridiculous. We will take a moment to recognize some kind and generous folks. Tales of the Sonic Voyage says postage can be expensive.
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They're doing a huge grift in July for just under five hundred dollars a pop. People are getting fleeced again. I'm sorry about that. I'll ask him offline and let you know what he says, Robert B.
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Yeah, we ought to make a goof of me being arrested. Like I have a cop friend, but he's in Philadelphia. It's kind of a long ride. I was gonna ask him to come over here with the squad car and come and knock on my door to arrest me and we'll film it.
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Look up Saber SB twenty seven. Yeah, let's do that, Saber SB twenty seven, Battle Tech. I want to say, I think it looks like it looks like Buck Rogers. It looks like Buck Rogers that thing.
Oh wow, yeah, yeah, you're right. I'll share this and share the audience. This is oh I am sharing it. I'm sorry, Thank you.
Adam Warford, Yeah, look at that. It looks like something from Battle Tech. So science fiction friends, Yep, that looks pretty pretty similar, right Battle Tech. David wilcocky you ninny.
You're telling people you're gonna manufacture BattleTech science fiction airplanes, right, fighter planes? And I'm trying to catch up with the live chat here zero with ten dollars. The production speed projection sounds like somebody plays too much factorio. Yeah, you could be right, but thank you for your kindness, generosity and support is much much appreciated.
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Inquisition News, says Safa will Cock. Yeah, it's all coming crashing down, David. It's all coming cross crashing down, and we're here for it, David. We're here to watch your grift come crashing down.
I wish I could talk to you all on the side. I'm on Social Security because my husband died about years ago, but I would love to help. Thank you Jack, Jack Reagan. I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your spouse.
I can't imagine I'd be a mess without my wife, right, I'd probably be dirty and homeless in a matter of months. So questions are comments for me? Please put them in all capital letters. I got a little bit more time to share.
My smoke detector just beeped. I think the deep state is near. Questions or comments for me, please put them in all capital letters. I'll take some comments from both the kit chat and the YouTube live chat.
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And we've got a very special way to thank you, and that is with a grifter. The grifter is going to thank you. Where's he at, Davina, Please do us a favor and thank Winter Soldier for the kindness, generosity, and support and helping us to praise the cash. Bitches, Praise the cash.
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Praise the cash, praise the cash, prase haha, praise it. Questions or comments for me? All capital letters. I'm visually impaired.
That really does help me. Know you want me to share it on screen and talk about your comment? Who has he? Never heard of him?
Cliff High? Just look up Cliff High webbot. He created this software that some people claim tell the future. And I'm a computer science guy, so I was very interested in that.
I interviewed him once before about that software. To search Cliff High on our channel, you could come across the original interview I did with him. Oh got to be four or five years ago. Now, he hasn't been on the New truth Seekers since we started the show, but I'm happy that he was here to shed some light on the David Wilcox situation.
I really wanted to get his perspective because he's been through this all what I'm going through with Corey Good. Corey Good basically, you know, tried to threaten Cliff High into stopping talking about him, threaten him into submission, and then when that didn't work, he tried to sue him into silence and submission. And that ended up not working either. So you know, I really kind of wanted to talk to him because he's been through all of this that I'm going through with Corey Good.
Dave has to be getting some sort of payment for his Stavati drifting. Maybe zero. You really don't know. I really don't know.
I think what's happening, and this is I'm free to freely admit that this is my opinion and speculation. But by David Wilcox's own admission, he gave them a million or a million and a half dollars. I think they scanned him. And this letter, this letter that we showed is really just for David Wilcock.
It's them trying to convince them, don't worry, David, we're going to get some of that money back to you because we got this big deal. Did David see the contracts? Did he see the check? Did he see the money in Stevadi's bank account to make this all possible, the trillion dollar check that they're supposed to get or I'm sorry, eight hundred and eighty three billion dollars?
Did Wilcox see any proof of this other than this press release? And you know, people are saying, oh, it's in writing, so it's got to be real. Because it's in writing. Anybody can write anything on a piece of paper.
It doesn't mean that it really means anything. And just to prove a point about that, ooh wrong, one hold on one second, just to prove a point that just because something in writing doesn't mean it's true. Just to prove a point, they hidden in plain Site boys did this because people were saying, it's in writing, it must be real. This is a Stevadi news release on June fifteen, twenty twenty five.
This is the news release from twenty twenty five, and the news release it's in writing, so it must be true. That's what hidden in plain Site podcasts they say, I can't believe this is true, but it's written down on paper so it can't be made up. And the news release says Stevadi is throwing a gay orgy. David Willcock will be sucking and fucking the first five hundred men to arrive at the Niagara Hangar.
Children's magician and Frank Zappa look alike will be there. Christopher Bescar will be fluffing the attendees. Haha. It must be true, right, because it's in writing.
Anybody can write a press release. And one of the interesting things that you should be aware of is this, if this press release is fake, this may not be the first time that they've put out a press release claiming some big deal and then it turned out that nothing ever happened. Because I think it's in this thread here. No, it's not in this thread, but a year ago in July, I've shared it on my show before they claimed that they got a big deal to produce these aircraft trainers.
Right, and let's just take a moment. Something with a financial impact has happened to David behind the scenes streams of the past seven days. If you listen to the rhetoric from the past two shows, they are polls apart and his body language is displaying a broken man. And I can't say I disagree with that.
Let me just share my screen because this thread where John releases this as interesting and John says, you're right, though I believe the financial impacts happened sometime in May. Actually, Chris says possibly, but he has been extremely arrogant since their conference in making boasts of extravagance. Someday show had repetitive IRS quotes and pleading poverty. John says David is under the impression that the conference was a great success for Stavadi and that they actually have deals coming in worth billions.
Meanwhile, his IRS dots and legal troubles are very real and closing in. He is suffering from cognitive dissonance. I was at the conference and I can tell you it was not a great success for Stavati. They wasted time and didn't capitalize on their sponsorship of the event.
Chris asks, does the IRS implement penalties interest in any outstanding arrears? John says generally yes. David has been tight lipped about the terms of his IRS debt except to say he has one point two million of it. Elmos says, so the funds will be in the bank any day now, right Tuesday or possibly Friday.
Let's see how long before there's an excuse for the delay of the money. Then the deal falls through. But it's okay because there will be another bigger deal about to be signed, So all good. David and John says, don't forget about the Chinese electric vehicle deals, the deals for the S thirty one, the five hundred million signed, the irrevocable deal with doctor Timothy and the years of business ambitions which had proven to be vaporware.
Oh and the ten million they were supposed to get from some dude with a briefcase at the airport last June. And what about the one point five billion in funding they told the Abbotsford News that they had back in twenty nineteen. So this is another thing. Stevaddi received one point five billion in funding last November.
This is from twenty nineteen, so this is not the first time that Stevadi has claimed that they got some big deal worth billions of dollars. It's pretty ridiculous. There are many tweets, which, of course all happened. Here's some more tweets.
November twenty eighteen, Stevaddi has received our first order for an SM one to fifty sport plane. The letter of a tent arrived the thirty of October twenty eighteen, with the delivery schedule for October twenty twenty one. Stevadi is now accepting orders for SM one to fifty sport planes to secure a delivery slot. Let's celebrate with a video.
So back in November twenty eighteen, they said they had to order for a plane that deal fell through. January twenty twenty two, Stevadi has received our second purchase order and deposit for the customer purchase of the Revolutionary SM twenty thirty two vertical takeoff and landing huvercar now under development. No fans, no rotors, no blades, Stevadi hovercar. That's January twenty twenty two.
Where's the hovercar? I guess that deal fell through April twenty twenty three. On the thirteenth of February twenty twenty three, Stevadi received a purchase order valued at approximately two hundred and forty three million in new defense products and systems from the government of a US allied nation. What happened to the two hundred and forty three million David Wilcock, oh, that deal fell through.
May twenty twenty three, Stevadi received a purchase order from an Allied air force for their acquisition of sixty single engine fifth generation SM thirty one stilettos, supersonic trainers, and advanced light fighters. I believe those were several million dollars apiece, so that deal would be worth one hundred and twenty five or one hundred and thirty million somewhere in that vicinity. I guess that deal fell through, David Wilcock. On the twenty fourth of April, Stevati received a purchase order from an Allied Air force for their acquisition of fifty single engine turbofan powered SM twenty eight Matchete close air support, attack and attack an anti tank aircraft fifty and those planes are a million or two million apiece, So that's one hundred million dollar deal.
That deal fell through July nineteenth, we are excited to announce. On Tuesday, July sixteenth, Stevati received a loan commitment in excess of twenty million addressing round A of the SIM one to fifty sport plane development program. The SM one to fifty prototype is planned to debut in Oshkost twenty twenty five, just fifty two weeks away. They're supposed to have that airplane done by July nineteenth of this year.
So, hey, David Wilcock, I guess that's Stabati deal fell through too. So what we see from their history is that Stevati has a long and documented history of making claims of multimillion dollar deals that never seem to actually happen. Oh yes, Spooky's reminding everybody to subscribe to the clips channel and I will pin it in the live chat. I'm a terrible show host.
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I'm getting ten tons of gravel delivered and a ton of mulch and then hopefully my wonderful friend Matt with his Bobcat will help me spread most of it. Oh, and the Midnight Hour is coming back. Yeah. For those of you who remember me that far from that time, before I did truth Seekers as a show, I had an audio podcast which was very similar in many respects, but it was audio podcast pre recorded and it was called The Midnight Hour and it would air on the fringe FM and even some terrestrial radio stations, but they were like small markets like Biloxi, Mississippi, and these little towns.
But my show would air on at midnight. So this Saturday night at midnight, we're bringing back the midnight Hour show. A lot of people said that I should do that, and I'm like, but it doesn't really make sense for me to do just an audio podcast when people are used to the video format now. But I decided that I had a lot of writings that I've never used on this show and that I miss being a voice in the wind.
So I decided that we will be doing We will be returning to the Midnight Hour this Saturday night at midnight, and I've got Spooky working on the graphics for that. Well, see if I can't. I wasn't prepared to show you a preview, but I think I can do that if I one second visibility private. I uploaded the first episode to check for copyright problems.
All right, one second, I'm gonna share this tab instead. Here we go, So just a little preview of the Midnight Hour for those all of you have asked me to bring it back. We're gonna try, and a key word is try. And by the way, Spooky, I need you to change that banner.
It says four shows a week, like just putting new shows weekly because things might get busy in the summer and I'm gonna have a real hard time doing four shows. And I don't like feeling like I'm advertising falsely if I do three shows. I don't want to feel like a failure. Spooky hasn't done the graphics yet because Spooky's a slacker.
But we do have a preview at least of the new theme song, and I'll be pulling in old stuff from the old show as well. But I thought it better to just, you know, start off with new. So this is the new intron on one of the gerns go under. Don't give you network.
Welcome friends, new friends. You have reached the midnight hour. The midnight Hour's time to take that. Night hours.
I've been there. You have freached the midnight hour. Yes, you would have reached the midnight hour. You freached the midnight hour.
Yes, you would have reached the midnight hours. They say that. It's time for the midnight hour. It's time for the midnight hour.
Yes, you have reached the midnight hour. Yeah, I thought we needed another theme because. You would have reached the midnight hour, the. Midnight hours time and take back, yes, yes, the midnight hour of two point oh, you're right.
Yeah, it's gonna be much better produced. I can tell you that that Roman fished the midnight hours. You will have reached the midnight hours. You say, back your power, it's time for the midnight hour.
It's time for the midnight hour. You are a midnight hour. And if you're. That one, well you get the idea.
You get the idea. So basically, yeah, and Patty is correct, this is basically going to be the midnight hour two point zero. And I have to warn everybody because people come into the live chat and like, oh, this isn't live. I get it.
People got so used to the live format they want to see me there live. But if this works out, this will enable us to have an extra show a week. It just will be pre recorded part of me. Wow, Loreen, it's good to know that Mars is closed.
No one is going to Mars, by the way, it is closed. So has this planet planet is not habitable. I declared an official emergency planetary wide evacuation procedure because the core of the planet is messed up. All right, Loreene, sounds interesting, Yeah, the Mystery Man is back in action.
That is correct. The Midnight Hour was hosted by Stephen Cambian, but at that time I wasn't calling myself the truth Seeker. I was calling myself the mystery Man at least the avaline one of the people that remember the original Midnight Hour. It's gonna be good to see all you guys come back.
So this is where it gets confusing, though, because people correct me. The first Midnight Hour two point zero episode will be this Saturday Night at midnight, which is really Sunday at midnight, I guess right, because it's midnight. And the new format for the show is only one hour I thought. Originally I wanted the show to be one hour, just the midnight hour, and when the midnight Hour was over, the show was over at twelve fifty nine fifty nine, and you know, but so many other podcasters told me, oh no, you've got to do at least two hours or people won't listen.
And then the distributor that we got, which was the Fringe FM, they insisted on a two hour show. Format, and I thought that ruined it. I wish I would have stuck to my guns and said, no, it's the midnight hour. It's a one hour show.
So this new version, I'm my own distributor, and I don't really have anybody to tell me how to do things anymore, so I'm going to do it the original way. It was intended to be one hour. Colie Armstrong says, this one is for Spooky. Well, thank you for your kindness, generosity and support.
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Better keep up with David Wilcox. So you know when ascension is going to happen. Yeah, absolutely, Craig Williams says, no, it's not the Core, it's Stable Hunt. Did you see that Wilcock game and uh promote yourself channel on Discord?
Yes, I'll share that as well. This is where spooky. This is what makes me think we have an incredible audience. So on last night's show, I was making fun of David Wilcock because he's he's saying, like, you know, he's basically saying that he's being attacked by demon possessed demon possessed yellow jackets.
And I was joking that somebody's should make a somebody should really make a video game that's like Space Invaders but with yellowjackets. And the funniest thing happened is that one of our viewers is into making games on Unity and he sent us a demo, Like, in twelve hours, an audience member put together a David Wilcock game and I'm here for it and that is awesome. So let me share my screen and we'll share that. Thank you for reminding me spooky.
Yes, So this is one of those things that you go that makes me go, my audience is incredible. I was joking really about making a David Wilcock game. But somebody stayed up all night and did a twelve hour coding session on Unity and they've got a basic demo of a David Wilcock game and it's called the David Wilcock chronicles with disclosure. Let's check it out.
Very retro. I love it already, h our hero, if it will coup and his cot blown up a YouTube modification two factus authorization. Look at that in his house he would address issues. Let me turn in front of cam, expecting it to be the evil and splander ris troll named Stephen.
H Everything he knew was a cover h and he totally did nothing roll. Yes, Steve took vials of piss from his crystal hippie the files of piss from his crystal hippie bitch audience to fight the evil Steven. I think he meant David took viols of fists from his crystal ampi bitch audience to fight the evil Stephen and his detractors. Our hero must now embark on a quest to save the world.
Save the world from the dark cabal led by the evil Stephen the evil detractors. Notice Stephen, Oh this is brilliant. Wilcock totally has the video evidence. Look at it and you'll believe.
Look at it. You'll believe it. For a two hundred dollars super chat. We will stand up.
Oh my god, they will stand up. It will stand up. An alliance. Go brother, I think it's kind of hard to read.
And then he does show little demo of the gameplay. Mister the intro, mhm, see me there with the alien, and here's the gameplay. It's a platform and yo, here's the best part. The best part is I was talking to the programmer and you know, Hew and Mario brothers.
You get a power up from the mushrooms or whatever, and in this game, you're gonna get power ups from bottles of piss, Like if you pick up the boar was a piss, you get a power up as David Wilcock. Oh, and you're gonna have to shoot yellow jackets. And also the bad guys are gonna be cyclones, wind storms and smoke detectors. Oh.
I love it. Our audience is awesome. I was just joking that somebody should make a David Wilcock game, and this guy did it, and I get it's a rough demo, but wow, just so incredible, right, that's just awesome. So he's he's really going to finish it, Like, there's gonna be a David Wilcock game where you go and get bottles of piss for power ups, and you gotta fight.
You gotta fight yellow jackets, smoke detectors and wind storms, and yes you feed the turk, Yes, and the moose. Right Spooky says perfect. I can't believe this guy did it in twelve hours. He's working on unity and learning unity, so for him it's a learning experience and big shout out and thanks to him for doing that, because I just think that's awesome.
Like I was just joking, like, hey, somebody want to make a Somebody should make a game like a David Wilcock game where you fight the yellow jackets and he collected bottles of piss. He did it. He did it, and that is awesome. I can't wait.
David Wilcock chronicles Liquid Disclosure, a rocky horror hair. Yeah, and the programmer says I want him to collect pissed jugs for power ups. And he named the character in the game will Cook, so we don't get we don't get en sued. Yeah, look at a discord you wanted a game on Willcock?
There you go. That's pretty funny, oh man, just incredible. One second, he says, I watched your stream and I'm doing this type of stuff for work. Pretty shitty display, though, Phil is small potatoes.
Willcock is way worse. So he's making us the Willcock game, and I don't know. I'll keep you guys posted that. That is glorious.
Right, let's hit the goal, hustle. I don't think we're hitting the goal. We're way off. I think let's check it out.
We are at let's see. We are at. It ends in one now we're at eleven of fifty. I don't think somebody's dropping forty nine superchats or thirty nine superchats in the next one minute and thirty seconds.
But that's okay. I have many other things to do tonight. American horse Pirate says, that's so funny. What if the game becomes super famous and a bunch of people who have never heard Wilcox start playing it, and then David gets a cut and he can pay his tax bill.
Haha. Yeah, I have an AI voice clone of David, so he's even going to be talking in the game. Smoke Alarm battery changes his level. Yeah, looks better than Corey Goods Crystal Cavern's game.
Yes, yes, this and smoke Alarm should be a level. You call ems to change the battery. Yes, there's so much much we can do with that game. Yeah, we can have levels where you're running from crystal hippie bitches.
We can have levels where you're running from reptilian aliens that want to butt bang you and if they grab you, they butt bang you. We'll have a swat level. Yes, yes, the swat level. I can't believe how much how well he recreated the guy's house and everything it is set.
Oh my god, our audience is so talented it blows me away. Take a moment to check in with the kick chat before we bounce on out of here, and also with the PayPal pledges for those unaware. We thank everybody that sends support, whether you send it through PayPal or buy me a coffee or whatever. We thank everybody checking in with the PayPal.
I want to thank Maria for a kind of generous twenty dollars super chat that says keep it up. I think David Wilcock is losing his mind. Thank you, But I think David Wilcock has long long since lost his mind. It was interesting to hear another perspective on like the psychology of what's going on with Wilcock on you know, having Cliff here.
It's very very interesting to just see what other people think. And thank you Winner Soldier who gifted a sub on kick, and thank you all. Cucumber level that's right, you got to run from the cucumbers throw cucumbers at Beth level. Yes.
Yeah, and hidden jugs of piss are worth big power. Yeah, that's how you're gonna get a power up in the game. You gotta you gotta drink or pour the junk. You gotta collect the jug of piss.
Dj D's and Steve is the final boss rapid Squirrels that you have to gargle. See, there's so many possibilities. You've got to have a Stevati level where you got a dodge, rolling trash dumpsters. Yes, swat seamer bosses.
Yeah. David's mind left the station a while back. Yes, I totally totally agree with you. So I think we've done our due diligence.
We will be back tomorrow night at seven pm Eastern Standard Time, and it may be the final live show for the week because I may be leaving for the cabin early, which is when Spooky gets a chance. I want Spooky to change the four shows weekly and new shows weekly. So I'm not like you know, because sometimes I go to the cabin and I get so busy and I mean to do a show, one more show from the cabin. I'm gonna have to do that one of these weeks, though, because we have to test.
I think the internet is just enough that we might be able to get the stream to work if I turn down all the eye candy. Anyway, I'm going to be trying that soon, so I'll be back tomorrow night, seven pm Eastern Standard time. I want to think our wonderful guest, Cliff I was. He and I have interesting conversations.
And by the way, for any people that are going to cry and complain, I'm sure that Cliff and I disagree on a hundred things, but we agree on one thing. David Wilcock is losing his fucking mind, and he's crazy and he's grifting, and his grift is coming to an end. So we focused on that. Sometimes you got to agree with people you disagree with on the things you can agree with.
So that's what I try to do tonight. And I'm sure i'll get some people or tell me about stuff that Cliff said sixteen years ago, or you know, I don't have any problem with the guy. I'm very you know, glad that he got through his cancer and he looks great, like he's working out. I got to start doing that.
Yeah, So we've done our due diligence. Friends. Like I said, I'll be back tomorrow night at seven pm Eastern Standard time. Hope you'll be here with me.
No place I would rather be other than the cabin, which I hope to be going on there Thursday. I'm getting a big load ten thousand pounds of gravel and a thousand pounds of mulch, and we're doing that. My wife has been asking me to do landscaping for four years, so this is the last weekend I can do it. She'll be up the following weekend with my boys, and I want to get it all prettied up.
I'm gonna get some flowers and some other stuff and mulch and put a couple of flowered beds in. Then she could start asking me for other stuff. Right, That's how it works. You give them what they want and they come up with a new honeydew list.
But I'll at least get the honeydew list. I'll at least get that thing off my honeydew list. That's been on there for four years now, right, get some landscaping done. You know, my thought was always it's a cabin in the woods.
The woods is the landscape. Like, I don't need to do all that, but she wants it, so, you know whatever, And all that extra gravel will help with the new woodshed extension and addition and just kind of clean everything up. Some of the grass is starting to come through the old gravel. We're going to get everything cleaned up, tid it up so that uh, you know, Queen missus Cambian will be happy with the cabin situation when she gets there.
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You know, I love the fact that this show gets me access to talk to some of the strangest and most interesting people. And I mean that in a good way when I say strange. So Tonight's guest, Cliff High, you may be aware as the inventor of webbot and is kind of a fixture in conspiracy land and for those of you unaware. He was a very early critic, a big critic of David Wilcock and Corey Good, and this ended up getting him in the crosshairs of Corey Good, who then sued him in federal court.
Of course, he won the case because the case was a frivolous lawsuit without any merit, and he has been I think, catching up with the slow descent into madness of David Wilcock, and I wanted to get his perspective because he has experience with being threatened by these conspiracy land characters with lawsuits, even gotten sued. And we know that David Wilcock is threatening to spend up to a million dollars to sue me, and he's going to get me arrested and get me the death penalty. And I think he has a unique perspective that could really help us understand what's really going on with David Wilcock losing his mind. I see, we have an incredible amount of people in the audience already, most likely for our very popular guests, so welcome, especially new viewers.
Let's bring him right in here, mister Cliff High. Welcome. I haven't talked to you online in years, and I want to thank you because when I started my original podcast, we didn't have any viewers. It was a tiny show.
It's hard to get good guests, and you had no pretension. I asked you to do that show when we had no audience, and you said, what time do you want to do it? And you did it. So I just want to thank you.
And you haven't been here to the Truth Seeker Show, so it's about time. Welcome mister Cliff High. What do we even begin? What do we even begin with?
Let's start with David Wilcock slow sent into madness because I think that you might have a unique perspective. We're talking a little bit before we began in the broadcast. What do you think is really going on? Because it seems like he's spiraling, like he's losing it to me and to many outsiders looking in.
You know, he's making all these claims, he's getting a billion dollars in investment capital and he's going to spend a million dollars to sue me and things like that. It's like, yeah, is crazy. Yeah, the suing part is just absurd, right, the money involved in that, But telling your enemy how far you're prepared to go in to defeat them is stupid to begin with. So so his statements are ludicrous.
And also nobody's going to give somebody that kind of money. You know, I've worked for corporations, and even the stupid corporations I worked for used to do this thing called due diligence, you know. Actually, and they're going to find out that they're being sued by a previous investor who gave them a million, and they and that guy says it's a Ponzi scheme and an investment scam. Right, thirty years in a business category with never producing a product for that category.
Hmm, yeah, their only income. I love that their only income is from a garbage dumpster company and from a sewage company. I want to take a moment just a bit of business. Thank you, Collie Armstrong, and I just want to mention we have Cliff for a limited time, so any super chats I'll read after we conclude the broadcast, but we'll read everyone and thank you all for your support.
So it seems pretty clear that, like you know, Cliff, he's run. This ascension is coming soon scam twice before. Right, What do you think is going to happen when ascension doesn't come again, because I thought he might crash out. But you have a little different of a perspective.
I don't think that part of it drives him as much as you might think, because the people that are his audience for the ascension stuff or much more forgiving by nature, they're not necessarily as rigorous on time, et cetera. Right, But what's going to do him in in my opinion, is this constant escalation necessary for his Sabadi bullshit? Basically, I don't think he's intending to sell stock in Sabati or any of that kind of stuff. I think he's just using it as a part of his victimhood in order to generate money online.
He is he thinks of himself as a victim for having the irs on his case a million and a half in arrears. Now what do you think of that? Because every time he mentions that, cliff, I go, if you have a one point two million dollar tax bill, that means that you didn't pay taxes on like four or five million dollars of income. Did where did that money go?
Well, at least one million of it we know, or one and a quarter million went to Sabati. He was an Stavada. Yeah, he was. My understanding, his wife left him after the discussions about whether or not to do that, right, and then also there were other aspects of this in terms of debt.
So I hear, so I don't have a complete rundown. I should probably well, no, I was gonna say, I should put it. Well, it appears to me that he had one or one and a half million dollars in his possession, and instead of paying off his income tax debt, he decided to take a big risk. And that's what I believe his wife I've been told.
I don't know if this is after information rumors and speculation. His wife was pissed because he could have paid off all the tax debt, but instead of doing that, he took a huge risk, thinking I'll give Stevadi the money and then I'll get back twenty million or something and then I'll pay the irs. Yeah, whatever his fantasy was. For that aside, he wasn't thinking rationally to begin with.
Because if you if you'd if he'd gotten enough income to have a million plus in in ready available money, you can just hire an accountant to whittle away on your tax bill and then hire a good tax attorney, pay them far less than you owe the irs. Yeah, they settled, they'll settle. The irs will settle. Yeah.
You know they're not not truly idiots. You know, they're just in it for a buck, and so they'll settle with you. He's he's making it as part of his I'm a victim. I'm a victim, give me money.
And his issues go beyond this, because here's his problem. I've heard of David and known of him since the nineties with his Mars right, all of that horseship, and he's been polluting the UFO world that long. He is he has these things going for him. He has a certain level of charisma.
He's engaging, he can learn stuff and regurgitated, although you've got can't trust his conclusions, right, But he is a good reporter if he was ever constrained into that reportorial thing, into that mode. But a lot of his charisma now, or his drawn now, depends on this victimhood. As he's aging and as he's starting to show himself in you know, less a victim personality, we notice his his views are dropping and that's worrying him. And now he's folded it into his narrative that the deep State is restricting his viewers.
They're sat beating him, yet at. The same time with tornadoes, dialing in the tornadoes to hit him, you know, does not. I think that time and history is the victim of the grifter too, because like I've reported on the pe Peterson go fundme scam, the Emery Smith donation scam, that the fact that Pete Peterson was a fraud and a fake doctor and guys. Yeah, and so I think over time people start to realize, like, oh, that whole thing he was pushing was bullshit.
Then the Cory thing when those depositions dropped, and by the way, Cliff, I don't know if you know, but I was the first person to get them, and then I got I got threatened. Corey threatened me. His lawyer said it would be illegal for me to publish them, and I'm going to get criminally prosecuted. We were the reason they were available.
Is she screwed up? She screwed up. Yeah. So I went to a lawyer who's a law he's like a legal streamer, but he's a lawyer.
You know, I trust him. So I went to him. I showed him the material. He calls the court clerk and he says, is this from a deposition in this case?
And they say yeah. And then he comes back to me and he's like, this is public record. You can publish this all you want. But he gave me good advice.
And we spent a full on week Cliff redacting all kinds of personal information. Yeah, like we censored it all. Me and Spooky spent a full on week like editing out things. And another person drew and then we were able to release him.
And that kind of destroyed Corey Goods grift. And it also informs people that most likely, I think most reasonable people would say David Wilcock knew that these stories were fake and made up. We've heard Widner say that they were telling people the last couple seasons of the show they were just making it all up, you know. So Wilcox's history is coming home, like people are starting to go, oh, the secret space thing was a scam, this other stuff was a scam.
Ascension is coming soon as a scam. I think that's why his views are dropping, because people are starting to realize, like he's not on the level, he doesn't have any secret sacred knowledge he's just a grifter. Yeah, exactly, and he got okay. So he was a useful idiot for whatever intelligence agency put the money into guy In to pimp Corey Good's story as a juxtaposition to muddy the waters to Catherine Austin Fitz, legitimate investor.
Journalist, and a few other people, exactly which you're doing for space research. Yeah, this made it a laughing stock if this was if this was an intelligence op, they did a good job. Because now when you say secret space program, people think of reptilians and yeah, and nobody asks about the X thirty seven B. When people ask me is there a secret space program?
I say yes, but it's nothing like Corey and everybody described. Just look at that X thirty seven B. It's up there for eighteen months. What is it doing.
We're not allowed to know. We don't know what's on it. For eighteen months. Cliff, Well, hey, one of the things I know it is doing is checking for the Dark Satellite and doing something with that.
And that thing is rumored to have been around for fifteen twenty thousand years. I don't know. I don't think much of the Black Knight thing. Well, well, we'll have to deal with going to that later.
But anyway, David Wilcock ran into a couple of issues. Whoever it was that was pumping all the money into that story achieved their goal and they cut off the funds at the same time that the story started to unravel. And there was also the bad personality behavior from Corey Good and so at the time all this was going on, Corey Good had stalkers after me, he had his lawyers on my case, all of that sort of stuff. And I cannot but think that David Wilcock was part of that because he could not have not known, as they were still associating and still doing the shows and stuff, right.
Yeah, So under those circumstances, you know, I had an interest in what was going on with this. Now we're getting to the final taill end of it all, and it's also interesting to me to see how it's all unraveling. You know, will it come out that David was participatory with Corey from the get go, that it was all or that he was more or less the mastermind, you know, and Corey was the cult leader but in the front of it, but you know, not necessarily the brains. Yeah, for all we know Wilcock was coming up with some of the stories and then you know, coaching Good to to regurgitate the stories that he was coming up with, and it seemed all too convenient, like, oh, this all fits with the law of one, which David Wilcock loves, you know, and this.
Casey all of that horseship. Yeah. Yeah, but you've been you've been kind of observing him, and you know, he's accused me of being a terrorist and a child predator and a Satan worshiper. Weren't these all the same things that Corey Good accused you and his other to me, what David Wilcock is trying to do to me is straight out of Corey Good's playbook that we've already seen him do these things.
But I don't think it's going to be as effective. You know, Corey at that time had the cult with him. You know, he had a number of people that he sent to the stalkers. They interacted with him on the beach.
There were you know, uh, physical interactions and that kind of thing. Oh, I never knew that got you physically, Like, yeah. I lost lost a tooth to one of the sons of bitches. Uh, I was chased on the beach by two of them in a jeep, all of this kind of stuff while I was walking my dogs, okay, and so that that that happened twice, and thereafter I was armed, and so you know, and we're we're an open kerry state.
So I was very obvious about it. Right, I've got I've got an orange sea z nine millimeters, So it really stands out. Shot I put that on, You're gonna have a lot less problems from anybody that wants. To correct and that I have a In fact, i'd for whatever reason, I share a stalker with Heidi, who had also come to accost me on the beach.
Here he was, he was a pain in the ass. He's also mentally ill, and that also shut that down. And that was at the same time as the Corey Good stalkers, uh, you know, the whole Corey's Kids cult where they were defaming people online. That was also followed up by people going out and harassing you in person in person, and they were what they wanted me to do.
What they wanted me to do was basically back off of Corey and the you're saying that his stuff was all bullshit, So you know. I knew that much, and thereafter that first intercounter, it was, you know, not messing with you guys, We're just not get I give you a. Lot of credit for having that kind of courage, because a lot of people might have just said this isn't worth it arguing with some loser cult leader online. But I remember you were.
I remember specifically you saying something like, you're not going to shut me up, like doing this childish nonsense. You're gonna assume me whatever you're gonna do. You're not gonna shut me up. I'm not going to not say that your.
Story, this stuff is bullshit. Yeah, yeah, you know. And I'm sure for those on aware too. At the time that Corey good sued mister Cliff Eye, you were you're dealing with cancer, So what kind of a love and light?
What kind of a love and light guy sue somebody that is currently battling cancer. You know, like what a piece of shit he is? You know, it's fun to see, isn't it nice to see it all blow up in Corey's face. Now he's trying to grift and say his family saw ghosts and shit, He's going to have his kids and his wife grifting with.
Him now, like it's sad, it's sad. It's sad. Yeah, because guy's got a family, but you know, he's never going to be able to get a job. People are going to look him up and see what he's been doing, you.
Know, or if they don't already know. Right, Yeah, he's sort of in the same situe. Well, David is sort of in the same situation because he's got to escalate continuously in order to keep his audience at. The h That's that's something that I wanted to congratulate you on.
I didn't realize the pattern that you did until you mentioned it. You said that you have to keep upping the ante and making the story more sensational and more fantastic. And it fits the pattern because David Wilcock when he first started talking about oh, Stevadi's going to get investors, it was one million, two million, five million, Then it went up to ten million, then it went up to one hundred million. Now this guy is saying that somebody is investing eight hundred and eighty two billion dollars, like a trillion dollars into the company.
Can you explain that, like why they are? This is? This is really easy to understand. Okay.
The French identified this and wrote about it in the seventeen hundreds. It was called the shock of the New It and it came in with realistic art as opposed to the more stereotypical, you know, like Egyptian kind of profile art you might see. And the shock in the New does something to humans. It causes a dopamine rush.
You literally get a little bit of a stone defect out of it. Oh my god, a shock. You know, I've never seen anything like that. That's like a dopamine shot, right, it's a dopamine shot.
Okay. So now here's the problem. The dopamine shot wears off, as you know, because if you go and look at a vango painting, the very first time you're seeing anything like that, you get the dopamine shot. But then the next time it's like, you know, not quite as much, and then the same thing.
It spreads out so such that all such art does not affect you the way that it did at that first level. The people in the seventeen hundreds didn't have the same level of exposure to imagery and so on to generate dopamine that we do now. So David and all of his ilk are fighting against our ingrained environment that we're living in where there are dopamine generators and all of these different things. Everybody's trying to use AI to come up with new art.
There's the flashy lights, you know, all of that kind of shit. They commented on our background here. Yeah. So basically, you're following a predictable sales pattern to try and provide your audience with what they want, which is that feel good feeling that comes from the dopamine.
The dopamine as it spreads out in the brain and is not active, it is used up, so to speak, provide you with a calming, comforting sort of a feeling. And so that's what David got, and that's that's what the whole celebrity effect is. Where people meet celebrities in person, they actually get a dopamine rush and you can count on that. No, yeah, I could see that.
I was like, wow, this is incredible, right. Right, right, The conferences, the whole thing, you know, it's all set up to take advantage of this, right, And so this is part of the human nature. And if you if you study psychology and psychiatry, you discover this and you discover how to use it in such things as sales et cetera, et cetera, and so you know, it's a it's a very effective technique. But the problem is what David has run into.
It requires constant escalation, and if you're doing it over a broad scale, as he does here with three or four or five thousand people, it's not as effected. So in a mechanistic sort of a thing, say he had five thousand people watching him, he needs to generate. He's trying to generate X amount of dollars, and he knows out of five thousand people. If he was smart, he'd analyze it initially and find that, oh, out of five thousand, I consistently can get fifty people to donate.
Blah blah blah blah blah. Right, and they happen to donate. At this point through the show, he goes back and matches it to see what he was talking about. There goes the escalation.
He may not be that organized. Soll you know, I didn't even realize. Yeah, he could be tracking, like, oh, I got a five hundred dollars donation while I was talking about this, So let me talk about. This more, right, And in order to get that, in order to get that pump out of that particular subject, each one of those little subject nuggets has to be boosted in terms of its escalation, creating the overall escalation effect.
If I were in his position trying to beg online and relying on that, that's I would I would be damn precise on this. You keep a spreadsheet right of automated AI tracking it in real time, you know as well as you know. I mean, my work was all about emotional tension values, and dopamine is one of the primary causes of a of a plethora of emotional tension responses. Yeah, but like you said, the problem is he has to keep upping the ANNIE and making it more grand.
So started with me telling everybody that I got him swatted, and then from there it was I stole money out of his bank account, and first he said it was four thousand, and then he said it was seven thousand. That's what that's by the way, that's what made me think that he was tracking it. Okay, because you get a you get a different qualitative feeling in the human response to the word for as oppost to words. Seven seven sounds much better to me.
Its okay, there's certain numbers. This is why we have patterns in our brain that respond to certain numbers. We have neumerologies. This is terrible because now I got to go through their streams and I want to track how much money he's getting paid while he's lying and telling people all the shit about me, because I think you might be dead on because the latest cliff is that he's telling people that I'm sending suspicious packages maybe bombs in the mail, and I'm as bad as the unibomber, like and I'm a terrorist.
Like he just keeps you're right, he just keeps making it like me worse and worse of a villain. Like first I just got him swatted, and then oh my, and by the way, did you see that body camp footage of swatting we got? No, I haven't. I don't watch it deeply and I've been moving and stuff.
It was it was an animal control officer knocked on his door, nobody was home, and she left a card on his door. That's what he turned into. I got him swatted, and Cliff, I was so lucky because I called the Boulder County Sheriff's office and I go, can I get the reports, and I got what I call taddy Kathy, you know, somebody's just more at work, and she was like, I could do better than that for the sweetie. There's bodycam footage from that call, and I'm like, you're kidding me?
Can I get the body cam? And she goes, yeah, you pay forty you know, pay this money, yeahfty around here for whatever cost. But I wanted it all, so I paid whatever they asked, and we got the reports. There was no swatting yea.
And the fact that he just didn't even acknowledge that we busted him that badly lying to his audience was shocking to me. He don't even need to so he'll never address any of that because of the nature of the grift and also because because the grift demands it. But also he's now I think, in my opinion, and I'm not a medical professional or anything, but in my opinion, he's now cycling in and believing his own shit basically right, he's getting wrapped up up into this. He may indeed not understand.
He may have an illusionary aspect of his mind that does not understand that Savanni's never going to get the money. He may have been told that by someone that wants to keep this going. But I don't think the CIA is proffering up the money for this stuff for him anymore. And that's why he's the way it did with Guya, and that's why things are in the shooter for him at this moment.
But his artificial inflation by intelligence agencies anymore, right right. I know people may call us both conspiratorial for this, but I watched Corey Good and David Wilcock go from you know, not very big to just huge conference. They were getting hundreds of thousands of views on their video, and I remember thinking, like, somebody's inflating this artificially. At the time, I thought it was a combination of Guya pumping money in and then also maybe some intelligence agencies to wreck the real secret space program.
Now that was the That was my supposition. As soon as I saw Corey Good appear, I was battling the cancer at the time, trying to do some things to disrupt the Corey train to see how legit it was. But it was I figured that he was there to muddy the waters so no one could see Katherine Austin Fitz and Richard Dolan and our journalists work and that this the secret space program would be tanked, which it was. There's other aspects of this though.
I followed who was putting money into Guyant itself, and a lot of those people at the you know, board of directors and investor level were all folks tainted. Right. Oh, I didn't know that you did that much. That's it.
Yeah, yeah, And you know, later on I've discussed it with other people that also had that same understanding, and all of a sudden there was a big, big change in Gaya, as though they were instructed by someone from on high to yeah, the shit right, pushing. This, push this shit. I've never heard you comment too much on theology and spirituality. But you know, David Wilcock is claiming that he's getting all these prophecies, which, by the way, many has been wrong.
And you know there's a thing called test of a prophet. If they're wrong even once that then they're not getting their information from divine right, how good they? Yes, but what do you think of his claims? First and then he also said that the entity lied to him first, saying it was raw like I didn't know angels lie to people.
But it's some of those, so it makes sense. So you know, I just want you to what are your thoughts on him claiming he's channeling secret sacred knowledge from an angel who told him to put it by a three hundred and thirty three dollars paywall, because that sounds. Like well, okay, So here's the thing, right, So here's the thing. I've got thirty two different bibles.
I had a copy of the tel Mood in English, and I had a copy of the Talmud in German, and I've read through all. I didn't read all through the Talmud. It's sixty three volumes and incredibly dense, but I picked and chose chose my way through it. In any event, here's the thing with angels.
You actually could believe if you actually read about angels. Now, the word angel aang el. Okay. The gods in the in the Torah spoken of in the Talmod and translated into the Old Testament.
So in the in the in the Torah, there is no mention of the word God. Ever, what is mentioned is the alohem right, Eloheim does not mean God. It means the l those who call themselves the l who came from the sky plural. Okay, hem is Hebrew for makeing, making something plural GOI goyeme right, so many many GOI many cattle, many dumb beasts, non Jews.
Anyway, though, so here's the thing, so there's no The definition of an angel is simply messenger means to carry in the parlance of the time, So an l who carried a message to the human from the sky Council. So that's all angel is. If you actually read in there, the angels are into money. They're into money, they're into liquor, they're into women, and that's angels.
Go get an interline interlinear translation, okay, of the of any Bible and read the Old Testament. So you'll never see the word God in there. You'll see annotation saying the word alohem in this case means on high God. No it doesn't.
The head of the head of the Sky Council was a dude by the name of el el Yng. You know, curious we have elon now, Okay. But anyway, Michael was the enforcer for the uh. The angels not only carried messages, but they led battles, and so Michael the arch angel arc meaning at the top.
They had a pyramidical military structure, and Michael was a leader, a commander, a general for all of the troops for the Sky Council that directed the other l as armies, and that's all they worked. They were bloodthirsty. The Bible and literal translation of it is just nothing but death and horror and killing and all of this kind of stuff. They chose the Jews theoretically the Judaeans, not the current Jews, but they chose the Judeans as their proxies and fought proxy battles here on the planet.
And so David has a normy King James version Bible understanding of the idea of angels and of Michael. So none of the stuff he's viewing is in any way factual to real Bibles. Most of the people you'll see is link on ble thumpers really have never read the thing and have never gotten into it right, and they are. I had twelve years of scripture with the Jesuits.
I was great het here. That's one of the best things you can do. I did a year of Jesuit training in Germany, right. There was just not a school for us there at my age, and I was able to be slotted into this thing and the military paid for it.
It was okay, they didn't didn't really bust my chops about not being into their former Christianity or anything, but the mental training was pretty pretty cool. Yeah, but my experience just leads me to look at somebody like David Wilcock and see the ridiculousness of it, Like I don't. I just don't understand how nobody stops and goes. Does this make sense that God's greatest angel, the Archagel Michael, would give him secret sacred knowledge and then say, don't give this to humanity, put it behind.
Yeah, we got to make some angel needs some money. I guess you're thinking that humans are intelligent and you know, and look for a sense in the world, and they don't. So David is just seeking an audience, and he's just seeking whatever it is that will induce that audience to give him money so he doesn't actually have to go out and try and work for a living. Right, Have you heard he We We did a piece on it, he he has said publicly, and he made a big deal about it, playing a victim.
I only made two hundred and fifty eight thousand dollars last year, and it was barely enough to survive. He said that I have the clips, Cliff, he said, nearly enough. It was like a rock star. Right.
So he's living in a two million dollar mansion telling people that he's just in a little modest cabin in the woods. You know, right, it's ridiculous, it's don and you know a lot of psychology that just is that just narcissism, like extreme narcissism or what is what is his deal with always playing the victim while he he's living a millionaire's lifestyle pretending he's broke. He just said on it, Yeah, on the stream Sunday, I'm totally broke. I've been broke for four years.
Like you're living in a million million dollar house. You know, he can't be that broke. Yeah, but he could indeed be broke relative to the you know, the maintenance cost. And also that's what I was saying.
He's living well well above his means, right, And I know you're wise enough to know that if you want to be smart financially, you don't live at your means, or especially above your means. You live beneath your means so that you always have some extra. He's not doing that. He's trying.
He's in that real problem. Okay. So David's personality is such that as a Okay, so really good reporters are emotionally involved in what they're telling you. So you can see, like mostly only watch UFO kind of stuff, right, so you can I can tell you which reporters are really good in the UFO stuff because they actually have an emotional attachment information.
Okay, So David has an emotional attachment. He's getting into his own damn story. This is why it's escalating on him all around. And he's the hero of his own story.
Yeah, he's here to save Earth. Did you know he's telling people that the Trump administration is going to make him the ambassador to the Aliens when they come this year. It's he's going to run the Alien embassy and the Alliance is going to give him. It's just but you're right, he's just like Corey.
He's become the hero of his own story. Right. And of course they were amplified by the immediacy in the emotional pump of the media, right that they were on Gaya, that you could just go and dial them up and you could binge watch and all of this, right, and the amount of binge watching drove up the amount of Gaya revenue before each of the conferences. This incentivized Gaya to pimpot particular point for all the and it also incentivized them, in my opinion, to go out and buy the conferences so they would have extra profit centers from this circuitous loop in promoting these two dingbats.
It's amazing world we live in that this whole grift worked. And you know they've said and according to Corey Goods courtroom testament testimony, they've made millions of dollars out of that secret space drift. I figured that that the Corey or that the three hundred and thirty three dollars course things that David was doing at several times pulled in five million per course. Okay, just in a natural spread over about eleven to say, sixteen months, in a sales pattern before it takes.
Because you'll look at the cycle of how he introduced those courses. It's picking up as the other one's going. Down, hype them up, and then as soon as one it was over, he starts hyping the next one. Yeah, he tink anti gravity, the anti gravity scam, then the rainbow lay body scam.
My favorite was when he had Danny and Brinkley and he said that Danny Brinkley's close to death and this is going to be his last testament. And Danny Brinkley that was four years ago. Danny Brinkley's still alive and well, so that was a scam too. And then the anti gravity scam.
I don't know if you know this, but he actually said if you take my course on free energy and any gravity, you'll be able to do it too. And I know real physicists that bought the course just out of curiosity, and they said it was cobbled together, a bunch of nonsense from the internet, nothing original, nothing that worked. So to me, that's a huge form of consumer fraud. If you tell people give me three hundred and thirty three dollars and you'll be able to make anti gravity and free energy and then they take your course again.
You know you're correct, that's the intent, but it'd be so difficult to prosecute that on so many different levels. Right, it's a great legal area. Yeah, right, so Gray, because then you're relying on my ability to do it. And David would respond, well, sorry, you're stupid.
You didn't do something right, exactly right, It's like all these grips. So let me describe something to you. I figured out this like over maybe it was two thousand and four or something. I kind of figured how David was working all of this stuff.
And then I just sort of, you know, would see him pop up every now and then. And then there was the biggest sension run in twenty twelve, and I saw him crash and burn, and I thought that would be the end of it. But universe ended up providing Jay Widener to pick up David as a reporter, to put him in Gaya, to boost him back up in order that he got Corey Good. Wisdom teachings, yeah right, okay, with some teachings then the Sacred space nonsense.
Yeah, none of which I ever watched on Guya, right, I just only saw clips when I was bitching and moaning about Corey Good in his fantasy. Right now, if you do an energy calculation, we do not have the energy in this find The inventor of you know, most of the guts of the atomic bomb said that we we don't have We lack a sixth seventh of the amount of energy it would in this universe. That it would require to move one atom one millisecond back in time. Okay, So that pretty much proves time travel is yeah.
Right now we are some kind of estimates that it would take like the energy of one hundred sons to move back in time a small yeah. And it's just not feasible if you understand what's actually going on anyway. So David is one of those personalities where he applies conclusions to complex material that other people are not willing to investigate, and so they will accept his conclusions because he's an affable fellow. Okay, and he's and he looks like their cousin so and so, and he can't be cheating me.
He's you know, he has a part of a confidence, man, he's confidence exactly. Okay, this is this is the thing. So this is a complex little story here, Okay, but but I think you'll find it amusing. So around two thousand and four, so as I say, I sussed out where David was going with this, and then he has proceeded to where we are now.
This kind of heartns back in a time loop like his repo shit, right back to the time that I went over to Germany as an army dependent. And this was back in the early nineteen sixties. They moved a whole lot of dependence into occupy Germany as part of the occupation forces, and the dependents were there to support the troops and their and the you know, their families while we were while everybody was there for some period of time. So I was moved over on a troop ship.
Okay, they'd modified a troop ship and put all these dependents on it, and we sailed out of New York and we went to Brehmahamma, and it took us two days longer than usual because we did it in the middle of winter, and uh, if you've ever been on a big boat in the middle of the North alic And winter, it not only does this and rocks back and forth, but it corkscrews. Okay, so that's not fun. It's not fun. So for like nine solid days, I had seasickness, and now ever since then never had seasickness in my life on any kind of a boat.
Right, So that like burned it out on me. But at one point I was getting up enough to where I could go and do stuff, but I couldn't go and do any of the whatever social interaction they had going on. So I'd go to the library. I came up to this boat was an old military kind of a vessel, or they charted or whatever.
But in the library I read everything. It was a little tiny library in these nine days. One of the things I read was a book that was published in like nineteen eleven, and it was a reprint of these stories that this guy had written about his life. And I don't remember his name.
I thought it was Masters, but I can't find him under that. I was going to try and look him up, but I hadn't been able to find this. But I remember quite vividly reading it because it was this guy's stories in pulp fiction in the pulp category of the eighteen eighties and eighteen nineties, when we had pulp paper just start coming in that was real cheap. They had a set of pulp fiction came from right.
The dime novels, that sort of thing, right, and so anyway, this was it was something. It was like my life among the something or others, or my life in the West or something. It was about this guy that was a con man and he tells you in these stories, a whole series of little stories about how he did these cons and how he had worked his way across the Ohio Valley and headed out to the west, and then he'd conned a bunch of gold miners out of their money and he had to beat feet because these gold miners, they weren't taking their shit right. And so he ends up heading down towards Mexico and things get bad for I mean, he ends up going back east basically as he does cons that keep crashing and forcing him back towards the East coast where it originated.
I think he started in New York, but in that day and age, you were counting people local who knew you and could track you down and get, you know, kick the crap out of you. Right. But anyway, the point of the story was that the last story in the book was how he became incredibly successful in eighteen ninety and he said it was the ultimate con. And I remember this book because of this last chapter where he says that the truth wrapped appropriately is the ultimate con and it redeemed him Okay, So he so he had a career in the from eighteen seventy up to eighteen ninety as a con man, twenty years going through the West, and then forced back came and I mean everybody and getting shot at and all these kinds of things, you know.
Anyway, and then in eighteen ninety it struck his mind and so he started doing confessions. So he wrote those little stories under a pseudonym and then had in the last of these stories in the Pulp magazine, he confessed to his real identity. And then he wrote books about how not to be conned, what it was, how it worked, and all of this, because this was before psychology, before the understanding of dopamine. But he had it all there and that was that last chapter.
And so that was my solution for and he was. So this guy, if his name was Masters or whatever the hell it was, he lived from eighteen ninety until sometime in the early part of like nineteen oh two or nineteen oh three, somewhere in there in New York at the swankest hotel, rolling in money because of his confession stories in the Pulp Canada. So that's that's interesting. And I know you had a he said post where you were going to offer Gordon David Wilcock sort of a road to redemption.
Do you think they couldn't do it? Wouldn't it. He'd be able to sell how he did it, and it would people would would eat that shut up and they would pay money for that. He'd be able to pay off the iris.
You know that he would be there confessing how he did all of this stuff, so you'd get off of his case. Life would be good. That's interesting because I remember in your post you said you can even get the evil and terrible Stephen off your case. And you're right.
If he suddenly came out and said, I'm going to do a documentary to tell you exactly how the Secret Space program scam worked and these other scams I've been involved in and why they worked, and how we were able to fool everybody. You're right, that's the only thing that would get me off his case. I who would him if he was doing that? Yeah, I guess good, good idea, and I believe that there's a road to redemption for all people.
I really do, right. But in his case, you know, he made a kind of personal call me a child predator. I have kids on my own, and you know, in this last live stream he said something about me and domestic violence. So I had to go tell my wife, I don't know if you know this, but David Wilcot from Ancient Aliens is saying that I beat you and the children, and she was like, what you know.
To beat him? Yeah? Yeah, And thank you Charles McDonald for your kindness. I appreciate it, and we'll try to catch up with the rest of them.
But I'm interested and also White Stratt sixty four, thank you for your kindness. I'm also interested in You're big on predictions and pretty good at them sometimes, so I'm yeah, I know you've been kind of paying attention to his slow dissent, right, I want to know what you're predicting, what's going to happen when ascension doesn't come. He moved it from May to September. The ascension is coming.
Soon before then? Personally, really really, ye do you think I think David's going to do? Is he just going to pivot to a new scam right away? Or he needs the money?
Week? Yeah? Week he's streaming now, yeah, And he's he's mentally weak. You can see that that he's his body is going through changes as he responds to his psychological state.
Uh, he's got real issues because in my opinion, not being a psychologist or anything because he has uh uh self that's identified with ego. Okay, Thus he feels less of himself when he notices he's going bald, right, or or when he had. The terrible cliff. I keep reminding him.
Yeah, well that's okay, that's okay. You know, reality, reality is self revealing. Sometimes you need it needs a little assistance to get through our nos right, yeah, yeah, but that's good. That's going to aid the crash is his physical appearance and stuff.
And but in my opinion, what's going to happen is the level of escalation. He's going out every week, so he's at one basically at one trillion now, and so if we just plot how many trillions it's going to have to be to keep up the dopamine level by the time he reaches July. Twenty right, yeah, correct, correct, and listen. I don't know what you know about aerospace manufacturing, but my father was a helicopter mechanic and he was a big fan of this kind of stuff, And like, I know a lot about aerospace history, so will cop First, he said they were going to build fifteen hundred commercial airliners, So I look this up, Cliff, I don't know if you know this.
But it took Boeing fifty years to make fifteen hundred and seven forty sevens Now he's saying they're going to make ten thousand commercial airliners. So here where would the demand be, you know, just because you're making it. But you've got to sell this shit. This can't be real.
It can't be real. It took years. Ye, it works anyway, Right, in the aerospace business, they don't build an airplane and put it on a lot and have everybody come around and buy their airplane. Right.
So Boeing does not have a they take orders right, correct. So this is a build for pre payment, to build for purchase, build exclusively. And so we've had a air industry crashes where the financing aspect of this because the customer doesn't pay it all up front. They pay in chunks as they reach you know.
It's just like with boat building. In fact, that's the model from which they took it. Was how boats were built in the eighteen and nineteen hundreds and financed. And so the aerospace, Yeah, you pay and then two years later you get whatever you paid for.
Right, No, you pay now, and then you pay more in six months when they reach a certain milestone, and then then you pay more when it's a year, and then you pay more in you know, two years, and then three years and so on and so and you're basically in a continuous loop of paying once you start in on the airplane, because there's always the upgrades, the safety checks, all this other shit that's got to go on even after you've taken delivery. So taking delivery is not necessarily a major milestone relative to the finance. I just meant that if it took Boeing fifty years to make fifteen hundred and seven forty sevens, right, this company they've never produced a single plane or product or service, right, they're going to make ten thousand, right, And so here's. The carners, right, they can't.
And here's the other aspect of that. It took Boeing fifty years to create those because it was building the technology as it was going along. David's also talking about creating new technology for new kinds of airplanes. This requires that you build the subcontractors, that you set up companies that show other companies how to make the parts of your your airplane.
And so this requires that you know parts you're going to be buying. This requires what that you know how many parts in these kind of categories that you're going to be buying. You also need to know how many categories, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. The fact that they can't tell you any of this means that they've done nothing more than their little model sketches and have done no analysis.
Right, even with AI, AI would probably come back and say, at a first rush or glance or examination, there's going to be one point four million parts required to produce one of these, and those one point for a million parts can be expected to come from quarter of a million subcontractors. So do you have any of those quarter of a million subcontractors lined up ready to bruce parts because airplane manufacturers don't make the parts. Yeah, So my point is that this is pie in the sky. Yeah, And I understand how David who claims to have a one ad IQ he doesn't know how to google things like how long did it take Bowing to make fifteen hundred and seven forty sevens?
Like that alone to me that this is never. Breaks his browser all the time and this sort of shit. But he's that was a deep state attack. Yeah, like the tornadoes.
Yeah, So he's at that point of isolation where there has to be a break. There has to be something. His mind is going to have to come up with something that separates it and allows his reality to continue along where he can shed the pass twenty twelve came, the ascension didn't, but shortly thereafter he was able to just go on to new stuff because there was a time separation. He's going to have to go.
I call that the cosmicon shuffle. You go away for a little while, you make you hope everybody forgets that. You just got to let levelsage come down. So your old audience, some of them will come back because they'll get that dopamine rush.
They may hate you, but it'll be hate viewers. They may not give you the money anymore, but they'll give you the views. Right. So he's at that point where he has to do some escalation up to falling over, and then there's going to be some kind of a resolution.
His problem now, though, in my opinion, is that he's got so much of his self identified with this role he's in where he's actually put his own money into this losing proposition where he got scammed and yet he can't admit that he got scammed, blah blah blah. That where's he go from here? It's going to have to be pretty spectacular and there's no fallback for him. Right.
Plus, he's got another issue, and that is that, let's say that you're correct, he actually made that kind of money in the last year in terms of that was all because maybe he made other money as well, you know, on the courses, et cetera. Right to fifty eight that he mentioned was just from YouTube, so maybe he made another one hundred or a couple hundred on the plus. I would think maybe at least another seventy percent of that figure something along those lines. Just knowing business and how it works, that's a lot.
Yeah, correct, Correct, let's be it. But now he's going to lose his YouTube because he's going to have to have this episode, whatever it is, and separate the two storylines so that he can pick up on the new storyline. We see this with his escalation of the victim state, right, and so he has can legitimately say that something occurred, some evil force happened, and it was directed at him. Blah blah blah.
I'm victim, I'm victim. I'm going to go away for a while. He's already said that in his videos he may not be able to make the next streams. The last live stream, Cliff, he literally said he hates streaming every week and he hates doing what he's doing.
Like that's terrible to admit to your audience. I hate being here. But I think he has to be to collect the super chats, you know, correct, correct. He needs that desperately to keep on, to keep his lifestyle going.
Just because I don't know that his house is paid off. Maybe it's all fun and there's some weird stuff with that. We found out that he transferred the deed to his house to a holding company, I think to keep it away from IRS Leans. Yeah, and that doesn't work anymore.
But he's still talking about having to pay his mortgage and it's like, well, you don't own your home anymore, a holding company does, and we have the documents to prove that, you know. But I think that was a tax evasion attempt. He was trying to hide it because I know he has several IRS Leans you know, on him and his wife, and maybe he was trying to stop them from putting a lien on the house, so he moved it to a holding company, like a shell company. You know, yeah, I see, yeah, yeah.
But anyway, so he's reaching a critical point. In my opinion, just giving a guesst of it, I was thinking it was going to be the second or third week in July. He would reach a some sort of a crescendo. There'd be some kind of an episode, he'd be gone for a little while, and then he'd come back if he could.
Coming back is going to be difficult for him. The reason that he hates this is because he knows he's lying, because he knows he's living in a false persona, and he has to gin up the energy every fucking week to go on out there and put this persona on in order to project this out into. The Yeah, I was thinking about that. Imagine knowing like I have to come up with all kinds of bullshit and lie to everybody again.
That isn't, no, no, no, that isn't. That isn't. The part that his mind just spews that out without even thinking. He doesn't have to worry.
He doesn't have to worry. He doesn't. He will not know ahead of time on the lie he's going to tell you so he didn't know he was going to tell you it would be eight hundred and some odd billion that and he didn't know until the actual minute he was saying that, I kid you not, okay. The type of mind that he's got at this point, trapped in this particular thing, his mind presented that number at that point, and he's content with that because it works so far.
But his big angst, his anxiety about all of this, doing it every week, is that he he literally has he may he may throw up, he may have performance anxiety, he may have the shakes. Yes, stressed and cause a lot of those physical. Things exactly because of all this. And we know that he's in a cortisol cortisol dominant stress state, so he's he's a beta male in terms of his body and his and his jaws and stuff.
At that time suggested he was doing cocaine, which further drives your test tossed allegedly. Yes, yeah, yeah. Do you know I once made a video of all his sniffing during his live. Streams, and we put it all together, just him sniffing, like that's that's that's that's so everybody, because everybody says that, and I'm by the way, just to put on the record, I don't know that that's true, but.
I didn't and I wasn't going on that at all. I was going on the tooth grinding, a known side effect of cocaine. As you're reaching into the too much state, Right, you grind your teeth at night, you wear them right down. Usually starts on the on the farm.
He said he grinded his teeth because of all the deep state attax. Cliff, Yeah, yeah, he may indeed believe that because he wants to live in that victim personality. Right, You're right. It's very profitable for him to play the victim.
Like I've noticed, it's like he embellishes and exaggerates everything, like the swatting event. Right, it was somebody, It was an animal control officer, put a card on your door. This is not swatting, dude. But he embellishes and exaggerates everything out the wazoo in order to get I think, to garner sympathy with his followers so they give him more money.
Correct, we have to help him. He's under attack, you know. And you'll notice that he cultivates an image that reflects the victim, right, the way he has his hair, the way he dresses, et cetera. I'm a nice kid.
He's trying to charm the older ladies audience to give him the money, you know, all of this, and play the victim for for everybody else. And you can't blame him to some extent because needs must as the devil drives. Right, he's in a desperate state, but his he's he's harvesting by harvesting money, by putting out stuff that other people need to see. So undoubtedly a big portion of his audience, especially though, that those that give him money want to help him, right, it's not on that side of it.
They actually want to see him in this terrible state because it makes them feel better about their own life. Oh, I did think about that the big. Celebrity and celebrities are always crashing and so on and so on, and why he's right there and you know here, look, I'm greater than the big celebrity David Wilcott because I can give him twenty bucks or whatever. Right, yeah, yes, I better start.
I better start having some massive problems and talking about it. Right, Well, yeah, I know, I know. So. So in a tip economy, you you you there's transactions there's transaction of value.
The value is the money from the audience. What does the audience get in value in your case, it gets the reporting, it gets the facts. Yeah yeah, if people come here because we have receipts, we get the exactly crazy documents David Wilcock. But David Wilcock is selling something also that is also valuable to this smaller proportion of his audience, which is the hopium aside, which is that they feel better giving him money, They feel better about themselves, and that's wh.
Yeah, we're helping poor David. He's like, I might have enough largest that I can give poor David some money, right. Oh, it must be must be a nice situation to fifty eight a year. That for me, that would be life changing.
And I can't imagine complaining that it's barely enough. And yeah, yeah, yeah, yes, here's here's the thing. Okay, it but there that whole thing goes right to emasculation. Okay.
In this way, in proclaiming himself a victim to the world as his role, as his method of getting money, he's degrading himself every week. That's building up as the stress builds up, And this is what he's complaining about why he doesn't want to be there, because there's part of his mind that loves it, loves the action exactly, all the love he gets from these people and stuff. So why doesn't he want to be there? Well, because he knows he's scanning them.
He knows he has to come on out and that his mind's going to say this shit, and he's desperately afraid it's going to go over the edge and start saying shit that he can't control in that moment. That's the mental illness that's acting in him, and I am, in my opinion, that's why he doesn't smoke pot. That's why he probably has gotten clean if he'd been doing the cocaine and all of these kinds of things, because his mind is right on the edge and he can't afford to put in that extra energy from those kind of drugs or any kind of drugs external source. Yeah, he's going to go over the edge and crash his entire livelihood.
Wow, Well, it'll be interesting to see what happens with them, Cliff. You know, I would think most reasonable people when it comes to me, I'm kind of like, how stupid are as followers? Because if I had done all these things, you know, I'd be under criminal investigation. I'd be in jail.
None of that has happened. You know. I make jokes that I'm going to buy donuts for when the cops like. He even went as forcliff As to say that the Colorado Sheriff's Department was working with the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Police.
They were working together, and I was going to be arrested. And nice to get you. And my father happened to have very close friends that were police officers. I called them and I said, can you I know this is stupid, but can you check is there any criminal No, there was no criminal investigations, nobody from Colorado contact at the Philadelphia Police Department and about me or anything else.
You know. Like he lives in a false reality of his own design. It's like, unfortunately, though, that false reality has to interact with all of us and it becomes part of our common shared reality. So his delusion pollutes all of us.
That's why I've always bitched about he polluted the us plluted the data. Yeah the data. Yeah, well but look at this too. Your your interaction is one of value, okay, And so you don't see the value in his interaction with all these other people.
But all of that that he does relative to you is part of adding value for his audience. He has to have the big you know, villain s Terry Steven out there. Yeah, that's what I said. He invented a super villain and exactly.
But he's going crazy, like he's he's blaming me for writing Twitter notes on his always to me for being all these different people that. Are lacking his bank bank. Yeah, yeah, no, master, how difficult. That is very difficult.
I won't even want to attempt that honestly, like you know. And then somebody asked me, could you do that though, Stephen, don't you. Have your computer guy go? If I really needed to, I could try to figure something out.
But I'm not risking my life with my life and my children and getting criminally prosecuted for a few thousand dollars. That would be insane to do that. Yeah. Yeah.
And so David has a lot of faith in the banking system that it can be active by by you for that. That's just it's been pretty surreal though, because you know, like watching him, he used to never Jaye Weiner told me he would never comment on any detractor or any critic, and now he's kind of unraveling. So he's commenting on me every week. Every week.
Every week I wait for my phone to blow up to find out what I did to him this week. You know. Yeah, well it was terrible the way you were out there beating those elephant. Now did you know he actually said I called a sloth rescue charity.
And then when they want to answer my questions, I said, fuck you. Then I hope the slots all die. And like I would never do, I'd make calls as a reporter. I'm always very professional and very kind.
I would never say that it's crazy. Well, his whole scam crashed that way when he got hooked up with Corey in twenty thirteen or twenty fourteen. That's when he started responding to critics and the conferences and stuff, right because he had to defend Corey, who was such out there bullshit. Right, Yeah, and then he brought him into Guaya and all of that kind of thing.
We get the show. It's pumped up by the CIA. He starts believing his own bullshit. He believes a lot of this, even though they're making some of this stuff up.
You know, and he's been buying into He's that kind of personality that he. Is like a oh yeah, pyramid power and exactly. Once he believes that he can really push it out there and sell it. And that's that's what basically he and Corey were doing.
And then Corey made the mistake or David made the mistake of getting involved with a personality like Corey, and Corey didn't have the mental acumen to just let it lie there. Right, He felt physical blows attacking his body whenever I said or. Stream extreme narcissism. His couldn't take the least little bit of criticism.
If you know anything about narcissists. Right, it can't why I after I had Okay, so I had cancer. I died twenty eighteen. I get sued by Corey in twenty nineteen, and at that point, I'm trying to rebuild myself from the cancer.
It's been grueling, blah blah blah. But at that point I knew that we're By. The way, you look great. I'm so glad to see you, Like, I'm so healthy, and I know you've been working out.
I got to start doing that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you're too young to you know, become a mushroom. Right. But anyway, so the point is that at that point, that's when I contacted my local sheriff and said, if you ever get a call, you know, a swatting call against me, let's set up something because I've got these people that are stalking me.
And the sheriff really appreciated that, and indeed, and indeed they did try that. And so he calls me, I'd give him the pass phrase to tell him that no, nobody's you know. Oh man, they actually tried to swat. And here's the thing that cost the county.
I lived in a very sparsely populated, very large county, and to get the sheriffs from where they were at to my house was a forty five minute drive one way, and you got two sheriff deputies and all of that kind of stuff. And I actually had to do that for when the stalkers showed up, I had to call the sheriff, because you know, it was either I had to call him in order to get rid of the stalkers that Corey in his cult sent to me. And then and actually, you know, and I always had to meet him at the gate. Yeah, I had to meet him at the gate with weapons, So I don't, you know, I would call the sheriff and say, look, you know, there's some of these, but it's here, you know, do you want them alive or dead?
You know? And they's not fucking around right, yeah, at your house. I had died in twenty nineteen. I was just a shell of my former self at twenty eighteen, at that size, and it took me all through until like twenty twenty one or twenty two to get my muscle mass back.
Right. Yeah, it's been grueling, and so at that point I didn't have the ability to fight someone off hand to hand. Now I'm back to there, so I don't necessarily find it necessary to carry weapons. I think it's still a good idea.
I was just gonna say. A few of the knuckleheads that I've covered and really exposed, you know, sent some of their minions and threatened somebody, big genius found my address one time and threatened to come here, and I said, good luck. I'm a Second Amendment person. That's all going to say good luck, you know, because I'm here throw in my fau street.
So yeah, I don't I don't bother with concealed Carrie. You know, I want you to know I'm carrying and I'm. You know, that's the best way to solve a problem is to say stop it before it begins. If they know you're passing, and they're gonna think twice before messing with you, you know.
Yeah, two mottos. You know, practiced armed defense daily and if you can't be safe, be deadly. Good good, good way to survive. Yeah, yeah, Well, I'm so glad that you came here and gave us your perspective.
I know they got to go and get your dinner going, so I don't want to keep you. You want to tell everybody where they can find you. I'm doing stuff on sub stack and occasionally I post on x I've got an account on both of those, and that's really about all I'm doing anymore. Right, I've got we'll add.
Your links to the description of the video so people can find more from you. And yeah, the last time I saw you on a stream was with that what's the Canadian guy beyond Mystic? Yeah, Jason, I'm still at it. I haven't talked to him in ages.
I said, hello, yeah, sure, Will okay, Yeah, all right, Well you have a good day. And you could just close out your browser. When I throw you out of here, I'm going to do a wrap up. Thank you for your perspective.
It's really I really appreciate it, because. Sure, any time, Stephen, I'm not scared. I'm not scared of you. I don't remember anymore.
The evil Steven. Yes, well, thank you, the incredible mister Cliff, I thank you very much. You have a good night, all right. Friends.
So, just to just to piggyback on what we were talking about with the production, I asked Rock how long would it take an aerospace company to produce ten thousand commercial airliners? And the conclusion was a new aerospace company starting today would likely need fifty to one hundred years to manufacture ten thousand commercial airliners, factoring in development five to ten years, initial production ten to fifty aircraft year, and scaling to a maximum of five hundred to eight hundred aircraft a year. This diassumed substantial capital, of robust supply chain, and market acceptance, all of which are significant hurdles. For comparison, Airbus and Boeing took over half a century to reach their current output, and they still haven't individually produced ten thousand of a single model in that time.
So this alone proves that David Wilcock's claims that you know they're going to produce ten thousand aircraft is ridiculous. Like what in fifty to one hundred years it's going to take you to produce these aircraft? And I have the. I have the news release, which I can share with you, But let me see if I can make that little bigger here so that we could see it.
They did a press release basically confirm that you know they're going to produce these incredible amount of aircraft, ten thousand of them, And I, for one, do not believe that. You know, it's just ridiculous. It's pie in the sky. Hey we're going to produce these aircraft.
One second here, let me save this to my We can go over the press release, because I think that proves that David Wilcock is kind of ridiculous. One second, why can't I Why can't I do this? I apologize, friends, Just give me one moment because I have to make it bigger. I'm not even going to be able to read it due to my vision issues.
So one second here, let me see if I just throw it in Google, how do I not have Okay, one second, Okay, I got it. Now I'll be able to read it. I apologize. So David Wilcox's fairy tales are now accompanied with you know, oh, it's must be real because it's in a press release and I have something from the in and and plane Sight boys about that, because some of the supporters of David Wilcock are telling me like you were so wrong, Steven.
There's a press release that means it's definitely real and it's really going to happen, and I'm here to tell you I don't believe that. So this is a news release. Oh one second, did I share them wrong? Tab?
Yes, this is from John Christian Spatavaci a news release. On May twenty fifth, Stavadi entered to do a strategic cooperation agreement for the development and the production of the s M nine to twenty commercial airliner. This agreement pairs Stevaddi with the prominent international strategic investment partner notice they don't name them. Focused upon long term cross border investment and industrial integration in the fields of energy and technology.
This historic agreement will result in the development, prototyping, flight testing, FAA certification, production and sale of the SM nine twenty, twin engine single single aisle narrow body commercial airliner. The agreement includes the establishment of production centers, as well as maintenance and service centers in the United States and worldwide. The SM nine twenty will be prototyped and produced at a facility in the continental United States, as well as a secondary production facility outside of North America. So already, okay, they can't pay the bills on the one airline, the one airplane hangar that they own currently, they're going to buy two more manufacturing facilities.
How are they going to do that if they can't pay the bills on the first building they own. But the press release goes on to say the SM nine twenty is a revolutionary twin engine single aisle airliner that will set a new standard for comfort, performance, eloquence, and style. The SM nine twenty will carry up to two hundred and four passengers that speeds approaching supersonic and unmatched economy and low environmental impact. The SM nine twenty benefits from m wings designed for transsonic flight, constructed from aluminum foam metal sandwich structures.
Initial production SM nine twenties will be powered by a twin CFM International Leap or Pratt and Whitney geared turbofans. They don't even know what's powering the aircraft yet, but they're going to make ten thousand of them. SM nine twenty is produced after A twenty thirty five, may feature new design next generation Stavadi Neo thrust more pie in the sky so engines that Stavati still doesn't have, but they're going to produce somehow for greater cruise efficiency and lower noise levels. With a maximum crew speed of zero point ninety five mac that means just about a little bit under the speed of sound and a range of over forty one hundred nautical miles, the SM nine twenty will offer lower operating costs than either the seven thirty seven Max or the A three to twenty MEO.
The SM nine twenty will carry one hundred passengers in a two class first in a two class first an economy arrangement, or two hundred and four passengers in an all economy configuration with thirty two inch seat pitch, offering a wider cabin than either the seven thirty seven or the A three twenty. Notice that their airplanes that are imaginary are always better than what real commercial airline manufacturers are making. The SM nine twenty will feature four spacious laboratories and both a forward and aft galley. The SM nine twenty cabin will benefit from an advanced UV air cleansing and purification system, a new dynamic and commercial aviation.
Stevadi projects the delivery of over Here's where it gets ridiculous, projects the delivery of over ten thousand SM nine twenty airliners during the first front twenty production years, beginning as early as twenty thirty one. So they're not even going to begin manufacturing this stuff until twenty thirty one. That means even if they did get the money to do this, Wilcox's not going to see any money until at least twenty thirty one, when they actually have the aircraft available and manufactured to sell. Contacts Stavadi to learn more about how the SM nine twenty will transform commercial aviation.
And this is their press release. And of course true believers are you know, sending me nasty messages and some of them are including the screenshot of this saying see how wrong you are, Steven. They're definitely doing this well rate, but we've seen that it took Boeing fifty years to manufacture just fifteen hundred commercial airliners seven forty sevens. It took them fifty years.
We've just heard from Groc that it will take a new aircraft company somewhere in a neighborhood of fifty to one hundred years to create ten thousand aircraft. You know, I think David Wilcock is a moron, and maybe he should. You know, look, go talk to a real aerospace manufacturing person about the feasibility of the claim that a brand new aircraft company Stavati that's never produced a single product or service, that has no manufacturing facilities whatsoever, currently is somehow going to manage to create ten thousand airplanes, commercial airliners, no doubt, huge airplanes, and they're going to do that all in ten years or twenty years. I'm sorry, I don't believe it.
It's not feasible, it's technically impossible. It's absolutely ridiculous. We will take a moment to recognize some kind and generous folks. Tales of the Sonic Voyage says postage can be expensive.
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Yeah, we ought to make a goof of me being arrested. Like I have a cop friend, but he's in Philadelphia. It's kind of a long ride. I was gonna ask him to come over here with the squad car and come and knock on my door to arrest me and we'll film it.
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Look up Saber SB twenty seven. Yeah, let's do that, Saber SB twenty seven, Battle Tech. I want to say, I think it looks like it looks like Buck Rogers. It looks like Buck Rogers that thing.
Oh wow, yeah, yeah, you're right. I'll share this and share the audience. This is oh I am sharing it. I'm sorry, Thank you.
Adam Warford, Yeah, look at that. It looks like something from Battle Tech. So science fiction friends, Yep, that looks pretty pretty similar, right Battle Tech. David wilcocky you ninny.
You're telling people you're gonna manufacture BattleTech science fiction airplanes, right, fighter planes? And I'm trying to catch up with the live chat here zero with ten dollars. The production speed projection sounds like somebody plays too much factorio. Yeah, you could be right, but thank you for your kindness, generosity and support is much much appreciated.
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I wish I could talk to you all on the side. I'm on Social Security because my husband died about years ago, but I would love to help. Thank you Jack, Jack Reagan. I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your spouse.
I can't imagine I'd be a mess without my wife, right, I'd probably be dirty and homeless in a matter of months. So questions are comments for me? Please put them in all capital letters. I got a little bit more time to share.
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That really does help me. Know you want me to share it on screen and talk about your comment? Who has he? Never heard of him?
Cliff High? Just look up Cliff High webbot. He created this software that some people claim tell the future. And I'm a computer science guy, so I was very interested in that.
I interviewed him once before about that software. To search Cliff High on our channel, you could come across the original interview I did with him. Oh got to be four or five years ago. Now, he hasn't been on the New truth Seekers since we started the show, but I'm happy that he was here to shed some light on the David Wilcox situation.
I really wanted to get his perspective because he's been through this all what I'm going through with Corey Good. Corey Good basically, you know, tried to threaten Cliff High into stopping talking about him, threaten him into submission, and then when that didn't work, he tried to sue him into silence and submission. And that ended up not working either. So you know, I really kind of wanted to talk to him because he's been through all of this that I'm going through with Corey Good.
Dave has to be getting some sort of payment for his Stavati drifting. Maybe zero. You really don't know. I really don't know.
I think what's happening, and this is I'm free to freely admit that this is my opinion and speculation. But by David Wilcox's own admission, he gave them a million or a million and a half dollars. I think they scanned him. And this letter, this letter that we showed is really just for David Wilcock.
It's them trying to convince them, don't worry, David, we're going to get some of that money back to you because we got this big deal. Did David see the contracts? Did he see the check? Did he see the money in Stevadi's bank account to make this all possible, the trillion dollar check that they're supposed to get or I'm sorry, eight hundred and eighty three billion dollars?
Did Wilcox see any proof of this other than this press release? And you know, people are saying, oh, it's in writing, so it's got to be real. Because it's in writing. Anybody can write anything on a piece of paper.
It doesn't mean that it really means anything. And just to prove a point about that, ooh wrong, one hold on one second, just to prove a point that just because something in writing doesn't mean it's true. Just to prove a point, they hidden in plain Site boys did this because people were saying, it's in writing, it must be real. This is a Stevadi news release on June fifteen, twenty twenty five.
This is the news release from twenty twenty five, and the news release it's in writing, so it must be true. That's what hidden in plain Site podcasts they say, I can't believe this is true, but it's written down on paper so it can't be made up. And the news release says Stevadi is throwing a gay orgy. David Willcock will be sucking and fucking the first five hundred men to arrive at the Niagara Hangar.
Children's magician and Frank Zappa look alike will be there. Christopher Bescar will be fluffing the attendees. Haha. It must be true, right, because it's in writing.
Anybody can write a press release. And one of the interesting things that you should be aware of is this, if this press release is fake, this may not be the first time that they've put out a press release claiming some big deal and then it turned out that nothing ever happened. Because I think it's in this thread here. No, it's not in this thread, but a year ago in July, I've shared it on my show before they claimed that they got a big deal to produce these aircraft trainers.
Right, and let's just take a moment. Something with a financial impact has happened to David behind the scenes streams of the past seven days. If you listen to the rhetoric from the past two shows, they are polls apart and his body language is displaying a broken man. And I can't say I disagree with that.
Let me just share my screen because this thread where John releases this as interesting and John says, you're right, though I believe the financial impacts happened sometime in May. Actually, Chris says possibly, but he has been extremely arrogant since their conference in making boasts of extravagance. Someday show had repetitive IRS quotes and pleading poverty. John says David is under the impression that the conference was a great success for Stavadi and that they actually have deals coming in worth billions.
Meanwhile, his IRS dots and legal troubles are very real and closing in. He is suffering from cognitive dissonance. I was at the conference and I can tell you it was not a great success for Stavati. They wasted time and didn't capitalize on their sponsorship of the event.
Chris asks, does the IRS implement penalties interest in any outstanding arrears? John says generally yes. David has been tight lipped about the terms of his IRS debt except to say he has one point two million of it. Elmos says, so the funds will be in the bank any day now, right Tuesday or possibly Friday.
Let's see how long before there's an excuse for the delay of the money. Then the deal falls through. But it's okay because there will be another bigger deal about to be signed, So all good. David and John says, don't forget about the Chinese electric vehicle deals, the deals for the S thirty one, the five hundred million signed, the irrevocable deal with doctor Timothy and the years of business ambitions which had proven to be vaporware.
Oh and the ten million they were supposed to get from some dude with a briefcase at the airport last June. And what about the one point five billion in funding they told the Abbotsford News that they had back in twenty nineteen. So this is another thing. Stevaddi received one point five billion in funding last November.
This is from twenty nineteen, so this is not the first time that Stevadi has claimed that they got some big deal worth billions of dollars. It's pretty ridiculous. There are many tweets, which, of course all happened. Here's some more tweets.
November twenty eighteen, Stevaddi has received our first order for an SM one to fifty sport plane. The letter of a tent arrived the thirty of October twenty eighteen, with the delivery schedule for October twenty twenty one. Stevadi is now accepting orders for SM one to fifty sport planes to secure a delivery slot. Let's celebrate with a video.
So back in November twenty eighteen, they said they had to order for a plane that deal fell through. January twenty twenty two, Stevadi has received our second purchase order and deposit for the customer purchase of the Revolutionary SM twenty thirty two vertical takeoff and landing huvercar now under development. No fans, no rotors, no blades, Stevadi hovercar. That's January twenty twenty two.
Where's the hovercar? I guess that deal fell through April twenty twenty three. On the thirteenth of February twenty twenty three, Stevadi received a purchase order valued at approximately two hundred and forty three million in new defense products and systems from the government of a US allied nation. What happened to the two hundred and forty three million David Wilcock, oh, that deal fell through.
May twenty twenty three, Stevadi received a purchase order from an Allied air force for their acquisition of sixty single engine fifth generation SM thirty one stilettos, supersonic trainers, and advanced light fighters. I believe those were several million dollars apiece, so that deal would be worth one hundred and twenty five or one hundred and thirty million somewhere in that vicinity. I guess that deal fell through, David Wilcock. On the twenty fourth of April, Stevati received a purchase order from an Allied Air force for their acquisition of fifty single engine turbofan powered SM twenty eight Matchete close air support, attack and attack an anti tank aircraft fifty and those planes are a million or two million apiece, So that's one hundred million dollar deal.
That deal fell through July nineteenth, we are excited to announce. On Tuesday, July sixteenth, Stevati received a loan commitment in excess of twenty million addressing round A of the SIM one to fifty sport plane development program. The SM one to fifty prototype is planned to debut in Oshkost twenty twenty five, just fifty two weeks away. They're supposed to have that airplane done by July nineteenth of this year.
So, hey, David Wilcock, I guess that's Stabati deal fell through too. So what we see from their history is that Stevati has a long and documented history of making claims of multimillion dollar deals that never seem to actually happen. Oh yes, Spooky's reminding everybody to subscribe to the clips channel and I will pin it in the live chat. I'm a terrible show host.
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I'm getting ten tons of gravel delivered and a ton of mulch and then hopefully my wonderful friend Matt with his Bobcat will help me spread most of it. Oh, and the Midnight Hour is coming back. Yeah. For those of you who remember me that far from that time, before I did truth Seekers as a show, I had an audio podcast which was very similar in many respects, but it was audio podcast pre recorded and it was called The Midnight Hour and it would air on the fringe FM and even some terrestrial radio stations, but they were like small markets like Biloxi, Mississippi, and these little towns.
But my show would air on at midnight. So this Saturday night at midnight, we're bringing back the midnight Hour show. A lot of people said that I should do that, and I'm like, but it doesn't really make sense for me to do just an audio podcast when people are used to the video format now. But I decided that I had a lot of writings that I've never used on this show and that I miss being a voice in the wind.
So I decided that we will be doing We will be returning to the Midnight Hour this Saturday night at midnight, and I've got Spooky working on the graphics for that. Well, see if I can't. I wasn't prepared to show you a preview, but I think I can do that if I one second visibility private. I uploaded the first episode to check for copyright problems.
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I've been there. You have freached the midnight hour. Yes, you would have reached the midnight hour. You freached the midnight hour.
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Yeah, it's gonna be much better produced. I can tell you that that Roman fished the midnight hours. You will have reached the midnight hours. You say, back your power, it's time for the midnight hour.
It's time for the midnight hour. You are a midnight hour. And if you're. That one, well you get the idea.
You get the idea. So basically, yeah, and Patty is correct, this is basically going to be the midnight hour two point zero. And I have to warn everybody because people come into the live chat and like, oh, this isn't live. I get it.
People got so used to the live format they want to see me there live. But if this works out, this will enable us to have an extra show a week. It just will be pre recorded part of me. Wow, Loreen, it's good to know that Mars is closed.
No one is going to Mars, by the way, it is closed. So has this planet planet is not habitable. I declared an official emergency planetary wide evacuation procedure because the core of the planet is messed up. All right, Loreene, sounds interesting, Yeah, the Mystery Man is back in action.
That is correct. The Midnight Hour was hosted by Stephen Cambian, but at that time I wasn't calling myself the truth Seeker. I was calling myself the mystery Man at least the avaline one of the people that remember the original Midnight Hour. It's gonna be good to see all you guys come back.
So this is where it gets confusing, though, because people correct me. The first Midnight Hour two point zero episode will be this Saturday Night at midnight, which is really Sunday at midnight, I guess right, because it's midnight. And the new format for the show is only one hour I thought. Originally I wanted the show to be one hour, just the midnight hour, and when the midnight Hour was over, the show was over at twelve fifty nine fifty nine, and you know, but so many other podcasters told me, oh no, you've got to do at least two hours or people won't listen.
And then the distributor that we got, which was the Fringe FM, they insisted on a two hour show. Format, and I thought that ruined it. I wish I would have stuck to my guns and said, no, it's the midnight hour. It's a one hour show.
So this new version, I'm my own distributor, and I don't really have anybody to tell me how to do things anymore, so I'm going to do it the original way. It was intended to be one hour. Colie Armstrong says, this one is for Spooky. Well, thank you for your kindness, generosity and support.
Well, check in with the clips channel. See if we got Yeah, we got a bunch more subscribers, maybe ten or twenty, So thank you all for subscribing to the clips channel. Looks like we got to get three hundred and seventy five more of you signed up and then get the watch time up and then we should be good to go. And Spooky is thanking for the super chat.
Better keep up with David Wilcox. So you know when ascension is going to happen. Yeah, absolutely, Craig Williams says, no, it's not the Core, it's Stable Hunt. Did you see that Wilcock game and uh promote yourself channel on Discord?
Yes, I'll share that as well. This is where spooky. This is what makes me think we have an incredible audience. So on last night's show, I was making fun of David Wilcock because he's he's saying, like, you know, he's basically saying that he's being attacked by demon possessed demon possessed yellow jackets.
And I was joking that somebody's should make a somebody should really make a video game that's like Space Invaders but with yellowjackets. And the funniest thing happened is that one of our viewers is into making games on Unity and he sent us a demo, Like, in twelve hours, an audience member put together a David Wilcock game and I'm here for it and that is awesome. So let me share my screen and we'll share that. Thank you for reminding me spooky.
Yes, So this is one of those things that you go that makes me go, my audience is incredible. I was joking really about making a David Wilcock game. But somebody stayed up all night and did a twelve hour coding session on Unity and they've got a basic demo of a David Wilcock game and it's called the David Wilcock chronicles with disclosure. Let's check it out.
Very retro. I love it already, h our hero, if it will coup and his cot blown up a YouTube modification two factus authorization. Look at that in his house he would address issues. Let me turn in front of cam, expecting it to be the evil and splander ris troll named Stephen.
H Everything he knew was a cover h and he totally did nothing roll. Yes, Steve took vials of piss from his crystal hippie the files of piss from his crystal hippie bitch audience to fight the evil Steven. I think he meant David took viols of fists from his crystal ampi bitch audience to fight the evil Stephen and his detractors. Our hero must now embark on a quest to save the world.
Save the world from the dark cabal led by the evil Stephen the evil detractors. Notice Stephen, Oh this is brilliant. Wilcock totally has the video evidence. Look at it and you'll believe.
Look at it. You'll believe it. For a two hundred dollars super chat. We will stand up.
Oh my god, they will stand up. It will stand up. An alliance. Go brother, I think it's kind of hard to read.
And then he does show little demo of the gameplay. Mister the intro, mhm, see me there with the alien, and here's the gameplay. It's a platform and yo, here's the best part. The best part is I was talking to the programmer and you know, Hew and Mario brothers.
You get a power up from the mushrooms or whatever, and in this game, you're gonna get power ups from bottles of piss, Like if you pick up the boar was a piss, you get a power up as David Wilcock. Oh, and you're gonna have to shoot yellow jackets. And also the bad guys are gonna be cyclones, wind storms and smoke detectors. Oh.
I love it. Our audience is awesome. I was just joking that somebody should make a David Wilcock game, and this guy did it, and I get it's a rough demo, but wow, just so incredible, right, that's just awesome. So he's he's really going to finish it, Like, there's gonna be a David Wilcock game where you go and get bottles of piss for power ups, and you gotta fight.
You gotta fight yellow jackets, smoke detectors and wind storms, and yes you feed the turk, Yes, and the moose. Right Spooky says perfect. I can't believe this guy did it in twelve hours. He's working on unity and learning unity, so for him it's a learning experience and big shout out and thanks to him for doing that, because I just think that's awesome.
Like I was just joking, like, hey, somebody want to make a Somebody should make a game like a David Wilcock game where you fight the yellow jackets and he collected bottles of piss. He did it. He did it, and that is awesome. I can't wait.
David Wilcock chronicles Liquid Disclosure, a rocky horror hair. Yeah, and the programmer says I want him to collect pissed jugs for power ups. And he named the character in the game will Cook, so we don't get we don't get en sued. Yeah, look at a discord you wanted a game on Willcock?
There you go. That's pretty funny, oh man, just incredible. One second, he says, I watched your stream and I'm doing this type of stuff for work. Pretty shitty display, though, Phil is small potatoes.
Willcock is way worse. So he's making us the Willcock game, and I don't know. I'll keep you guys posted that. That is glorious.
Right, let's hit the goal, hustle. I don't think we're hitting the goal. We're way off. I think let's check it out.
We are at let's see. We are at. It ends in one now we're at eleven of fifty. I don't think somebody's dropping forty nine superchats or thirty nine superchats in the next one minute and thirty seconds.
But that's okay. I have many other things to do tonight. American horse Pirate says, that's so funny. What if the game becomes super famous and a bunch of people who have never heard Wilcox start playing it, and then David gets a cut and he can pay his tax bill.
Haha. Yeah, I have an AI voice clone of David, so he's even going to be talking in the game. Smoke Alarm battery changes his level. Yeah, looks better than Corey Goods Crystal Cavern's game.
Yes, yes, this and smoke Alarm should be a level. You call ems to change the battery. Yes, there's so much much we can do with that game. Yeah, we can have levels where you're running from crystal hippie bitches.
We can have levels where you're running from reptilian aliens that want to butt bang you and if they grab you, they butt bang you. We'll have a swat level. Yes, yes, the swat level. I can't believe how much how well he recreated the guy's house and everything it is set.
Oh my god, our audience is so talented it blows me away. Take a moment to check in with the kick chat before we bounce on out of here, and also with the PayPal pledges for those unaware. We thank everybody that sends support, whether you send it through PayPal or buy me a coffee or whatever. We thank everybody checking in with the PayPal.
I want to thank Maria for a kind of generous twenty dollars super chat that says keep it up. I think David Wilcock is losing his mind. Thank you, But I think David Wilcock has long long since lost his mind. It was interesting to hear another perspective on like the psychology of what's going on with Wilcock on you know, having Cliff here.
It's very very interesting to just see what other people think. And thank you Winner Soldier who gifted a sub on kick, and thank you all. Cucumber level that's right, you got to run from the cucumbers throw cucumbers at Beth level. Yes.
Yeah, and hidden jugs of piss are worth big power. Yeah, that's how you're gonna get a power up in the game. You gotta you gotta drink or pour the junk. You gotta collect the jug of piss.
Dj D's and Steve is the final boss rapid Squirrels that you have to gargle. See, there's so many possibilities. You've got to have a Stevati level where you got a dodge, rolling trash dumpsters. Yes, swat seamer bosses.
Yeah. David's mind left the station a while back. Yes, I totally totally agree with you. So I think we've done our due diligence.
We will be back tomorrow night at seven pm Eastern Standard Time, and it may be the final live show for the week because I may be leaving for the cabin early, which is when Spooky gets a chance. I want Spooky to change the four shows weekly and new shows weekly. So I'm not like you know, because sometimes I go to the cabin and I get so busy and I mean to do a show, one more show from the cabin. I'm gonna have to do that one of these weeks, though, because we have to test.
I think the internet is just enough that we might be able to get the stream to work if I turn down all the eye candy. Anyway, I'm going to be trying that soon, so I'll be back tomorrow night, seven pm Eastern Standard time. I want to think our wonderful guest, Cliff I was. He and I have interesting conversations.
And by the way, for any people that are going to cry and complain, I'm sure that Cliff and I disagree on a hundred things, but we agree on one thing. David Wilcock is losing his fucking mind, and he's crazy and he's grifting, and his grift is coming to an end. So we focused on that. Sometimes you got to agree with people you disagree with on the things you can agree with.
So that's what I try to do tonight. And I'm sure i'll get some people or tell me about stuff that Cliff said sixteen years ago, or you know, I don't have any problem with the guy. I'm very you know, glad that he got through his cancer and he looks great, like he's working out. I got to start doing that.
Yeah, So we've done our due diligence. Friends. Like I said, I'll be back tomorrow night at seven pm Eastern Standard time. Hope you'll be here with me.
No place I would rather be other than the cabin, which I hope to be going on there Thursday. I'm getting a big load ten thousand pounds of gravel and a thousand pounds of mulch, and we're doing that. My wife has been asking me to do landscaping for four years, so this is the last weekend I can do it. She'll be up the following weekend with my boys, and I want to get it all prettied up.
I'm gonna get some flowers and some other stuff and mulch and put a couple of flowered beds in. Then she could start asking me for other stuff. Right, That's how it works. You give them what they want and they come up with a new honeydew list.
But I'll at least get the honeydew list. I'll at least get that thing off my honeydew list. That's been on there for four years now, right, get some landscaping done. You know, my thought was always it's a cabin in the woods.
The woods is the landscape. Like, I don't need to do all that, but she wants it, so, you know whatever, And all that extra gravel will help with the new woodshed extension and addition and just kind of clean everything up. Some of the grass is starting to come through the old gravel. We're going to get everything cleaned up, tid it up so that uh, you know, Queen missus Cambian will be happy with the cabin situation when she gets there.
So that's all I got for your friends until next time. My name is Stephen Cambian. Good night and God bless all of you. John Corners off the night, secreted in from the light its Christ turn to screams, shadowing all your dreams, eyes lighting over now true you can't tessipow goes through the halls, crossing your walls truth, God exposing the truth.
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