posted on Dec, 8 2012 @ 08:28 AM
Clif's "hits", if you will, go back as far as 9/11. If you dig through George Ure's Urbansurvival.com website you can find his description of them
trying to understand the information coming out just before it. In his retrospect of the information recieved they simply didn't understand and,
especially, have a reference for what they were looking at so it was somewhat overlooked except for the magnitude of that then-coming event.
One thing I haven't read in this thread is Clif's basic theory behind and leading to the results of his web bots' findings. It's that everyone has
some level of ESP ability and this presents itself in bits and pieces of our writing and speech whether we realize it or not. Collectively this
speech has a tendency to present a view of the future that becomes clearer as you approach the actual event but, otherwise, one would not have been
aware of any such event headed our direction. The problem, though, has always been putting enough details to the event to determine exactly WHAT it
is that is headed our way. All of it, unfortunately, seems to be universally bad however. While this aspect has raised a flag of caution when I read
his reports and those of myriads of other Internet news I read the dichotomy of news you can dig out of the web and the happy talk you get off the
television is so striking that you have to acknowledge something's goin on. I don't think the old Soviet Union's Pravda ever reached this height of
outright lies and deceptions coming from our MSM. It's all too obvious they're hiding quite a bit all the time.
When I listen to Clif in his YouTube interviews it's easy to pick out his intellectual drift and tone of voice. Most people that I hear that tone
coming from do have a bent for manipulation of those that will listen to them but it usualy doesn't last long - and certainly doesn't last a
decade-plus. If Clif was manipulating people for money he never would have quit selling his Alta reports for $300 or so and certainly wouldn't have
dropped the price to a 10-spot either. I've never seen a report of what he's actually making off of these sales but evidently he made enough off of
his employment at Microsoft in the 90's to retire early and have a kick-a$$ server farm with enough bandwidth to carry on his work.
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