I always find it fascinating when multiple sources I follow all are coming to the same conclusion, independent of each other.

How do I know it’s independent of each other?

Because in this case, it’s Bo Polny and Clif High, two people who have incredible historical track records but they also have a history of not getting along.  We’re talking some major public fights.

So when I see these guys both saying the same thing, I really take notice because I know they’re not listening to each other.  It’s the organic results of their own work in both cases.

Bo was on my show last week and he told me we’re very close to the end of the debt-based US financial system and then rolling in the new system.  You can see that here:

Bo Polny: Financial Gridlock + Price Explosion!

In fact, Bo's been telling us that's coming for several years now, but now he's saying we're in the final minutes of the 11th hour.

Then I recently saw this from Clif High who says the exact same thing!

I don't agree with everything Clif says in here, but I'm mainly showing you this for the parts that line up perfectly with what Bo has been telling us.

He also ties it into the Black Money Computer Printers that DOGE found and he explains how that will accelerate the crash.

Watch here:

TRANSCRIPT:

Hello humans, hello humans.

April 9, a little after—or a little before—8 in the morning. Heading in to do shopping and do some chores in town, and some appointments. And do some other stuff there.

Here. So today I think is the quote official end of Mercury retrograde. But of course, it hangs on in effects for a week or more after this. And this is also the start of the real out economic war—economic or currency war, really.

We've got like a big 3-way battle shaping up. Everybody is acting in their own interest—the EU, China, and America here, right? And we're all trying to deal with the problems that arise from basically the death of the petrodollar.

We're going to have to start talking about it in terms of petrodollar versus other forms of a dollar, such as those that will be coming soon. You know, some form of a dollar that's backed by something—whatever the hell it may be.

Anyway, so we're not at a point in this cycle just yet where there will be fantastic gains like in the tech boom in stocks or in cryptocurrencies, right?

So, the tech boom in stocks petered out in 2002. And then cryptocurrencies arose in 2009 with Bitcoin, but they didn’t really take off until around 2013–14—right, Mt. Gox and all of that kind of stuff.

So, we're in a deflationary environment. They’re shutting off the DOGE, people are shutting off all of this illegal crap with the money, and all of the hidden money, all the black money, right?

And they may have found—we'll find out if that's what they actually discuss, if that's what Trump and his people actually release—they may have actually discovered the deep black project money machines.

And we don't know. We don't know what they're—you know, Trump says they found something truly horrible, but he didn't say what it was. And they're trying to figure out how to, you know, release this information to the public.

There's a whole lot of shit they don't want to tell people because people are going to get really pissed. It's going to shake confidence in the system. You know—the Epstein stuff, the fact that the United States is under the control of Israel, has been for 40-plus years, and so on and so on.

And it all goes back to the Israelis trying to keep the lid on the secret reverse engineering of space alien technology in order to prop up the Jew-owned oil industry, right? Rockefellers, right? All of these guys—Rothschilds, the banking—all of that's tied to oil, tied to assets, which is all tied to confidence.

So it is confidence in the idea that we will need oil that allows for these people to claim that the oil in the ground is worth X amount of dollars, and thus their company is worth X amount of dollars, right?

Huge amounts of money because they have, you know, some contract that says that they own the oil in the ground. And this will be absolutely useless if we don't want to haul the oil out of the ground to do something with it.

Point Technology, which is basically—we can think of it as energy out of the air, energy out of the ether, free energy, however you want to think about it, right?

But basically, you buy the machine, but you don't have to buy the electricity afterward, nor do you have to buy fuel. So it eliminates the oil guys out of the picture entirely.

And it instantly wipes out all of the assets that are used to back everything, which ultimately all go back to energy.

Energy is the determining criteria in our society for humanity. If you don't have energy, you live a very miserable life—like approximately three billion people on this planet don't have the energy they need to have running water in their house, to be able to heat water or cook their food.

And so these people are truly poor. Everybody else is less poor.

But we need to correct this. All humanity needs to get up on an even keel, so to speak. I think that Trump and these guys actually would love to do that.

But they've got a real problem. If they bring out ZPT—point technology and free energy—they collapse the economic system of the planet. It will collapse.

Even though it would take us 80 years, in my estimation—between fifty and eighty years—to get there. There are people that say 15 or 20 years.

Maybe we could do it that fast if we had the ability to create the factories to make the machines, and then some method for getting the machines out there and distributed and put into place.

Maybe we could do it in 20 years, right? A single generation. Maybe we could transform humanity in a single generation.

But our past relative to technology suggests that it would take about 80 years to work its way through and replace the rest of the system.

But either way, the collapse of that system happens long before the it actually happens—with the announcement of the first ZPT machines rolling out.

This is because then the savvy investors, who are really speculators, will think, "Uh-oh, my purchase of oil stocks is not going to be too good because there's going to be a decreasing demand for oil. And at some point, there won't be any need for oil as a fuel."

And so maybe that's only 20 years out. But you know, these guys think in terms of thirty and forty and fifty year speculation cycles.

They call them investment cycles, but we'll call them speculation cycles anyway. So that would collapse fairly rapidly.

There'd be all kinds of thrashing around in the markets relative to debt and bonds.

And here's the situation. Since 1913, the United States—and then ultimately all of the world, because we've all been conquered by central banks, and all those banks are basically propped up on the dollar.

So it all goes back to the Federal Reserve and the amount of dollars in our circulation here.

But since 1913, we've been a debt-based economy. The thing about a debt-based economy is you can never ever ever unwind a debt-based system, right?

You can't pay off the debt and create a new system. As soon as you pay off the debt, the system stops. It ceases to function at all and collapses, and you have all of the effects of that collapse.

Because it would be unequal in its impact on humans based on how close they are to the—

So it gets really tricky, right? We're seeing some of this deflationary—and it's a deflationary collapse, right? When you pay off debt, you deflate the system.

So the fact that I am debt-free means that I'm operating outside of that system. I'm self-financing. I don't need to do debt in order to do anything.

I'm an old guy. I don't have any real needs anyway for this kind of thing.

So—but nonetheless, there are people like myself—increasing numbers of people—that are operating outside of the debt system.

And this is going to increase as things go along because of the nature of a deflationary collapse. And we're at the ultimate deflation, which is the end of the system.

Now Trump wants to have a nice, harmonious America–United States–world–humanity kind of thing. And that depends—the harmony on that depends on the fucking dollar not collapsing, on the system itself being able to be maintained.

And he could really give a rat's ass if it's a dollar that the system is based on. There's reasons—nationalistic reasons—that he prefers a dollar over a yuan.

But nonetheless, he wants the system to work. I don't think Trump really cares much whether it's debt-based or solid money-based.

But transiting from a debt-based system to a solid money system is not fucking easy.

And we've done it in this country before, and it was massively chaotic. It led to huge economic growth, right?

Not a boom—because once you're into solid money, there's no longer a boom-and-bust cycle. Those are entirely controlled by the fucking banks.

Deliberately so, right? They have to do that in order to make money. You know, they rake off some of their profits every so often and make themselves wealthy, convert their debt into something real, etc., etc.

So it is an engineered system. Trump probably doesn't care much for that system, but he's very good at it. And he's used it. He knows how to do bankruptcies, etc., right?

And he understands property. He's a real estate guy.

So this is an interesting point in time because we have to transit out of this debt-based system.

The only thing they have—alright, so there's a real key aspect here of debt-based systems. Hang on a second, taking my amino acids—my essential amino acids.

Anyway, so the key thing about any and all debt-based systems is that whenever they get into a deflationary period, there must be an activity by the bank/government in order that that system might be continued.

That activity that these banks and the government get into is furthering the debt-based system.

And in order for the debt-based system to be functional, every time it goes into a deflationary drop—like in the 1930s with the Great Depression, like in the 2002 tech boom bust, in 2008—all of these cycles require a larger amount of debt to be injected in order to rejigger and regenerate.

Put energy into this—the debt-based system, right?

And so we're at the end of that. They can't put any more debt on the dollar because there's no purchasing power left.

And they must put more debt into the system than the peak of the system at its—or the previous peak of the system—because that's what's required here.

So it's a really difficult task for the Trump guys. How are they to manage this?

Quantities, etc., etc. Anyway— and there's other uses for it than simply sticking it in there to store electricity.

That's something that they don't understand yet, right? If you look at things from an ontological viewpoint and you start examining the periodic table— you can see the periodic table of the elements, the basic chemical elements of the planet as we've got them defined now— you can see some of the harmonics that people like Walter Russell and even Terrence Howard have come up with.

These harmonics of the frequencies of these elements suggest things to the aware mind. One of the things that is suggested is that lithium is being wrongly used as a storehouse of energy. It should be used for energy creation, and there is a way to do that with that same molecule. So basically, you could probably have a lithium device that would convert lithium to other materials in the process of extracting— of using it to extract energy in a point technology fashion.

Anyway though, the ZPT stuff, if it came out, would liberate all of the three billion people that don't have energy now— to cook their food, get fresh water, etc. It'd make those people's lives incredibly more rich and longer and healthier, etc. It would also do the same thing for everybody on the planet.

It would remove debt. Once you've got your ZPT, you wouldn't need debt. You could use it to power a factory, create things, and sell those. Anyway, point technology is truly transformational to the planet. But the introduction of it destroys the existing system— and even though it's going to take 20 years to destroy that system, there will be massive, massive financial ramifications within that first year, within the first few weeks, as people start thrashing around with this idea.

I think it'd probably be closer to a couple of months before we hit a really hard edge to it— you know, a really hard edge to this particular strain on the system— but it would. It would happen fairly quickly, even though we weren't producing as many ZPT devices as is required at that stage.

So it's going to be a big management issue, right? These are the same kind of— the reason that China has all of these ghost cities with no one living in them is because of the nature of the debt-based system. Their debt-based economy that they've got— they have to lend, so they lend to the construction industry, just to promote the construction industry, to get people working, and so on and so on.

So it's all interrelated, and it's all coming apart. So we're in that process now of seeing just how the Trumpetos plan to manage all of this, because they're the ones on watch now. They're the ones that are the nominal managers for the current time, and it's going to be quite difficult for them.

I suspect that they will continue to fuck up— and they are fucking up now— because they don't recognize a couple of key aspects of this. They think— they're under the opinion— that if they were to do everything correctly, even with errors and mistakes and that kind of stuff, that four years from now we'll still be in the same system, and that four years from now the world will still be the same, science will still be the same, etc., etc.

And that's not going to happen. We're in the process of shifting. That's not going to happen, no matter what they do. They're unaware that we're in the process of shifting to a radically different paradigm for understanding our planet— and that this radically different paradigm is better for us.

It has a better science— you know, produces anti-gravity vehicles, point technology, all of that kind of stuff. And it does away with religions, which is another one of their big deals. About a quarter of the planet— a quarter of humanity—needs religion.

They're young souls. They need to have a structure that defines their world such that they don't become batshit crazy and react and so on, right? And so it's really complicated. And it's very complex as well.

The complications are what the Trump people see. They don't see the complexity. If they saw the complexity, they would know that there are ways to get themselves out of the complications that don't involve peeling off each layer of the complication down to the simplicity of it all.

You can bypass all of that by altering the complexity itself, and then everything that is part of that complexity also becomes altered. And every action that they can take is going to produce negative effects in some volume. It's a question of which negative effects they're willing to deal with and which they're not. Now, they don't see a lot of the possibilities that will be emerging, whether they do anything at all or not.

Whether they try and fight it or not— the ontological perspective, all of the stuff about reverse engineering of space alien vehicles, the space aliens themselves— all of that shit's coming out.

And they may indeed have found— those guys may indeed have found— these deep black project, black money machines. If they have— if they have found those— then we're in a situation where we're going to have some real discussions.

So even if they didn't tell us about them, even if they didn't say that they found that there were, you know, X number of quadrillion, trillions of dollars out there— even if they don't tell us about that, the minute they shut them off, there's ramifications to the system at a very severe level.

Because right now it's my estimation that at least one third— something close to one third— of all of the nominal digital dollars in circulation— and it may be much higher than that— but at least one third are these illegal dollars, off-book dollars.

As soon as they shut down the creation of that, then everybody that's dependent upon that stream— all the subcontractors, all the military-industrial complex, all the people that work for it— all of those guys instantly start drying up in terms of their money flow.

And there will be ramifications to that as this occurs. And like I say, not a good situation. It's a terrible management headache. There are opportunities that the Trump guys don't see— because their own paradigm blinds them.

Trump's pretty smart, but he is no smarter than the Jesuit training that he received as a kid. So his mind is framed by the training that he got from the Jesuits. And they have some level of understanding of things, but they're extremely focused on this very negative paradigm— that is, this religious control of everything, right?

So anyway, we're at that point now. This is going to be coming out.

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